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Old and new mistakes made in Wash. Post column promoting tort reform
In his January 17 column [1], the Washington Post's Sebastian Mallaby defended a recent column [2] in which he relied on a questionable study in arguing for tort reform -- but in doing so, he repeated some of his earlier mistakes and added new ones as well.
Mallaby began his defense:
The tort system is hideously inefficient. According to the Tillinghast-Towers Perrin numbers I cited last week, less than half of the $246 billion that it consumed in 2003 went to compensate victims of misfortune, because more than half was eaten up in administrative and legal costs. Why do I bring this up again? Because a representative of the trial bar called to protest that "there are no real numbers on this stuff," and because there's a big and interesting question that my last piece didn't get to.
But, as Media Matters for America noted [3] in response to Mallaby's previous column, the administrative costs included in the Tillinghast study -- and necessary to Mallaby's argument that less than half of the funds "consumed" by the tort system go to "victims of misfortune" -- include things that might best be left out of a calculation of the costs of the tort system, like salaries for insurance company executives. Mallaby ignored this point, which has also been made by The Center for Justice & Democracy; he offered nothing to rebut the center's contention [4] that Tillinghast's numbers include "costs not even vaguely related to the legal system."
Instead, Mallaby simply asserted that "the trial bar's 'no real numbers' claim is nonsense," hoping readers take his word for it, and again referred to these "administrators" expenses (read: insurance company salaries, among other things) as "direct costs of torts." As Mallaby might say: Nonsense.
Mallaby then acknowledged one of the primary arguments against "tort reform":
But the tort system creates an indirect benefit as well, and Bush would be a better advocate of tort reform if he had the honesty to acknowledge it. Thanks to the trial bar, companies may produce safer products.
But Mallaby immediately returned to the cost-savings argument:
How to weigh these costs and benefits? The first thing to be said is that the costs can be substantial. Before he became a Bush official, Mark McClellan co-authored a paper with Daniel Kessler of Stanford in the Journal of Public Economics; it found that states that enacted tort reform reduced spending on hospital patients with heart complaints by 4 percent, with no adverse health consequences.
We don't know if hospitals could achieve similar savings across the board. But 4 percent of a health system that costs around $1.5 trillion a year implies a saving of $60 billion annually. Add in the possibility that some of those resources could be used to come up with fresh treatments or management efficiencies, and the gains could be bigger. Add in savings from other industries, and you start to get an appreciable boost to living standards. This would mean, among other things, that more people could afford health care.
"We don't know" whether the McClellan-Kessler study can be applied across the board, Mallaby wrote. But as Factcheck.org has noted [5], the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) looked at the McClellan-Kessler paper and concluded:
When CBO applied the methods used in the study of Medicare patients hospitalized for two types of heart disease to a broader set of ailments, it found no evidence that restrictions on tort liability reduce medical spending. Moreover, using a different set of data, CBO found no statistically significant difference in per capita health care spending between states with and without limits on malpractice torts.
Having again stressed the "substantial" costs of the tort system, Mallaby returned to the benefits:
But what about the safety gains we get from the existing tort system? Here it really is true that no measure exists, because companies don't publish numbers on safety expenditures.
Indeed, such gains are difficult to measure -- and even the Tillinghast study Mallaby relied on took pains to note:
This study examines only one side of the U.S. tort system: the costs. No attempt has been made to measure or quantify the benefits of the tort system. This study makes no conclusion that the costs of the U.S. tort system outweigh the benefits, or vice versa.
But Mallaby is certain that -- even with an inflated assessment of the costs of the tort system, with the inflated inefficiency accompanying that assessment, and even with no real idea about how to measure the benefits of the current system -- we can do better. Mallaby wrote:
But it seems pretty clear that, however big these benefits are, intelligent tort reform could make them bigger.
That's good news, indeed, for anyone who is pro-safety. But what form would this "intelligent tort reform" take? Among Mallaby's suggestions are a statute of limitations on liability lawsuits, government regulation requiring disclosure of product safety records, and a web site listing the most error-prone hospitals.
Mallaby contends that "we don't know" how much benefit the current system provides -- and contends with confidence that limiting lawsuits and creating a web page listing error-prone hospitals will make the current benefit "bigger." He doesn't tell us how he can be so sure that "reform" will offer greater benefits when he lacks information about the benefits of the system he would reform. But to Mallaby, at least, it's "pretty clear."
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Since my range is in my front yard I can shoot at will and daylight allowed. It is a shame work interfers with shooting time.
Forgive me if this is already a thread, searched for it but nothing came up...
On average how much do you guys on the forum take your guns out to shoot?
Since my range is in my front yard I can shoot at will and daylight allowed. It is a shame work interfers with shooting time.
It's about 10 miles from my house to the range. I try to get there twice a week. Sometimes I make it three times. Was there tonight.
You mean once a day gosh darnit
I average more like 4 days a week for handgun and twice a month for shotgun/clays.
I shoot 9mm about 80% of the time and .380 the rest. No major calibers...ammocost+higherrecoil+fewer rounds per clip+greathollowpoints=no need.
Twice a week,I go every Tuesday & Thursday. But I also teach 4-h on them days. And on the weeks end, Are club is packed. So it works out good for me to shoot on the same days I have to teach.
Not as often as I would like. Last time I went to the range was July 1. I would be happy with a couple times per month, but couldn't afford more even if I had the free time.
I try to get to the range or a match at least every weekend. Last year I went shooting 69 times, a new record for me. This year so far 38 times.
I try to go at least once a week but don't always make it. Earlier in the year I was pretty consistent but the last couple of months have been harder. I will say that now that I finally have .22 to I'll be spending more time due to the cost on ammo. Still like to put at least 50 rounds through my P226 every outing.
couple times a month. thinking of going more often but probably need to check into reloading ammo because of cost
Too bad for me, but I only get to the conservation club I belong to about twice a month! I work O/T a lot on weekends, and it screws with my shooting time. I have to admit though that I am a die hard through the winter. That is the best time to shoot for me because most people at the range are fair weather shooters.
About 2 times a week.....3 times if I feel I need more practice or if I am trying out some new loads. I would like to go more but I have to fish sometime and my buddies and I golf once a week and then riding the motorcycle has to have its days too. Oh yeah yard work.
As much as possible, tomorrow will be next time.
I try to make it twice a week, not far from the house. But I started my senior year today and I'll be really busy now.
I dry fire and do drills daily and go to the range (USPSA Range) 2 times weekly until hunting season. During hunting season (the middle of august until december) I get very little practice.
I try to get out at least 2x a month, money and time permitting. If I had more of both, I'd be shooting more.
Having said that, I dry fire just about everyday on midsized Glocks and the M&P40F.
a place to shoot is hard to come by for me. the ranges are at least an hour and a half away, and thats just hard to find the time for.
We shoot mostly on weekends and the distance to the range is great. However, since we have a local club we carpool and have a great time. According to local laws, we are not permitted to shoot within two miles of residential buildings.


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text: Welcome to the forum! Sounds to me like you are going about things the right way...taking classes, etc. Good for you. Good luck to you, you should have lots of fun in the process. By the way, I did things just the opposite of you... I've been shooting handguns for a long time, and just recently gotten into shotguns. Just bought my first last week...a Browning Citori! And you're right, shooting handguns is WAY different to shotguns! Both equally as fun though


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I have had my Georgian 23 for 4 years now. I purchased it in Godrich Ontario and trucked it down to Hamilton. "Sweet Georgia" (number "25" as indicated by the original main sail) has been a great boat to learn on. Are there any other 23's in the Hamilton or lake Ontario area? If so we should all go for a sail sometime this summer.
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served me well taught my self to sail. Got in over my head a few time let all the sails go and she bucked once turned into the wind and leveled out reduced sail and carried on. A real LADY VERRY FORGIVING. still teaching me the boat is smarter than the Captain.
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Mine is a 1980 although hull number says '79.
I DO NOT have a steel cross beam under the compression post.
I know my bilge is different from later models as it has a step on the aft end. from amidships forward it is only 4" deep. Aft it is about 12" but get narrower.
The shower drains to the bilge. To help drainage I had to drill a few holes in the huge glob of fiberglass and resin surrounding the mast support that was blocking the shower to bilge drain.
I'm 6'2" and barefoot I'm good in the cabin. All bunks are 6'6" so I can sleep anywhere.
All things considered, it is the best sailboat for me to cruise for a weekend or week. I added marine A/C in the cabin and refer in the icebox. Roller furling to make things easy and when the wind comes up... 10 to 15+ I can still bring home a trophy even with all the added weight.
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|Product Details: "31" by Administrator - posted: Mon May 12, 1997 - Rating: 9.00
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I have had my potter 4 years, built in 2000, I sail mostly Delaware Bay and have had it "outside" more like an a few times. I always feel safe and I know the boat can handle much more than i can. I have added some additional support back to the deck hardware and larger cleats, new pop up rudder, new outboard bracket, VHF radio. It has cdi roller furling so everything can be done from the cockpit. Spending nights on it is comfortable. I love my "Petrel" and can't think of any downside to the W19
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I bought the Koralle Jr. for $495 brand-new in 1970-71. It was the West German version of this boat. It was my first boat and I learned to sail with it. I would highly recommend this boat for a beginner as it was very forgiving. I never capsized the boat except on purpose. It had a tendency to "turn-turtle" when it capsized, but was fairly easy to right. The cockpit is not self-draining, so a bucket to empty water is a must. The hull is a little fragile, and "holed" a few times when it hit something. The elastic cords that hold the storage bin doors will stretch when wet and not keep the doors in place. The hull tends to pound when under sail into a chop. My recollection was that it had 72 square feet of sail. I've seen 82SF in other posts and do not know if my recollection is faulty, or they added some sail area. My boat felt a little under-powered once I learned to sail, but was reasonably competitive in it's class (12 foot dinghy's), but could not keep up with other slightly larger boats such as Lido 14's, Coronado 15, Finn's etc. Laser's were just coming out when I sold my Koralle, but I believed a Laser would be a faster boat. I usually sailed on a lake, but took it (in a group of other boats; a West-Wight Potter and a Columbia 26) from Channel Islands Harbor to Anacapa Island several times. While that was fun, I always felt the boat was a little unsubstantial for this trip. In summary; a good starter boat, but experienced sailors may want more boat. Enjoy.
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I just sold my E32 two days ago after 4 years and over 180 days on the water. We bought it to get on the water and loved it so much we decided to liveaboard an E42!
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|I have a 1974 Rasmus. She's in Mexico at the moment and eventually the South Seas. She's a little cramped and I get boat envy occasionally, looking at larger vessels...then I see my berthing is cheaper as is refits. I've concluded she is a nice compromise. I built a hardtop for her and love it.
|Product Details: "35" by Administrator - posted: Mon May 12, 1997 - Rating: 9.33
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It is good to hear about the bilge boards (not coming down), in that, I just purchased a bayhen and have yet to put her in the water. She has not been in the water for five years, so we'll see. My particular boat came without the motor well cut out. The cockpit drain has not been drilled out either. I'll put her in the water just to check the boards. But, do you know what size hole to drill for the cockpit drain, and what hardware I should use? I am also unsure of the hoop rings. I only have four on my sail plus the peak and the tack. I'll leave it there. I'd appreciate if you could email me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks.
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text: But I can't tell if the whole top bar thing is a cult concept, or actually practical. Since the bees are the most expensive part of the project, I have their interests at heart. You hate to bee "penny wise and pound foolish." Easy is not always best, and foundationless frames seems to provide the same natural cell size...if that is the issue. I know Newbees love the TBH concept...are there any Oldbee TBH'ers who actually have seen measurable advantages (and quit standard equip)...or is ease of building the main thing?


text: Well done. My problem with a shotgun is that it's long and awkward in a potentially very bad situation with low light and most likely coming out of a sound sleep. The big BUT is, if that is your favorite weapon and the one that you use a lot (skeet or trap shooting, hunting etc) then it really should be your go to gun, for me, I find the handgun much better, it's the one that I train with. Back to the topic, you really do have to aim (point in) a shotgun, at close range the spread is minimal.


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Ford Crown Victoria Models and Crown Victoria History
The Crown Victoria name first appeared in the Ford line-up in the 1955 model year as a high-fashion version of the Fairlane. Existing as a two-door coupe for 1955 and 1956, 24 years would pass before the Crown Victoria rejoined the Ford line-up. Though some two-door Ford Crown Victoria models would be available through the 1980s, the vehicle would be successful as a four-door sedan. While the Taurus was intended to be a replacement to the full-sized, rear-wheel drive Ford Crown Victoria, popularity as a fleet vehicle motivated a complete redesign for the 1992 model year. In 1998, several aspects of the Crown Victoria were refined.
A more prominent grille, larger headlight housings and single faux vent window at the rear door were design changes made on the 1998 model. Capable seating up to six passengers with an optional front bench seat, the 1998 Ford Crown Victorias rear-wheel drive system was propelled by a new 4.6-liter Modular V-8 engine linked to a four-speed automatic transmission. Anti-lock braking system became standard on the Crown Victoria for 1999 while an emergency trunk release system was added to the car in 2000. In 2002, an extended length model of the sedan was first sold. Maintaining its large stature in 2003, the Ford Crown Victoria did undergo a massive mechanical refit that included a revamped suspension.
For 2007, the Crown Victorias 4.6-liter V-8 generated 239 horsepower and featured E85 FlexFuel compatibility. No longer available as part of Fords showroom line-up after the 2007 model year, the Ford Crown Victoria remained assessable as a fleet vehicle for an additional four years. The Crown Victorias retirement in 2011 officially allowed the Ford Taurus to preside as the brands largest sedan.
New and Used Crown Victoria Prices, Ford Crown Victoria Model Years and History
2011 Ford Crown Victoria
Sold for fleet use to police units and chauffeur companies, the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria is a classically built full-sized V-8 with no major changes into its final year of production.
2010 Ford Crown Victoria
As Ford's traditional large car, the 2010 Ford Crown Victoria continues to provide fleet and commercial buyers its durable construction, roomy interior for 6 passengers and a smooth ride.
2009 Ford Crown Victoria
As Ford's largest sedan, the 2009 Ford Crown Victoria provides fleet and commercial buyers durable construction, a roomy interior and a smooth ride.
2008 Ford Crown Victoria
Making a transition to a fleet-only vehicle, the 2008 Ford Crown Victoria comes with a solid full-sized sedan body and a 4.6 liter V-8 engine funneled through rear wheels.
2007 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan with seating for six, the 2007 Ford Crown Victoria goes simple by dropping to two trims; the base and the LX, both of which are powered by a 4.6L V8.
2006 Ford Crown Victoria
The 2006 Ford Crown Victoria is a large passenger car with seating for six people and two V8 engines to choose from.
2005 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan, the 2005 Ford Crown Victoria is available with optional seating for up to six passengers thanks to a front bench seat.
2004 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan that seats up to six passengers, the 2004 Ford Crown Victoria is offered with a choice between two V8 engines and comes well-equipped with great standard features.
2003 Ford Crown Victoria
Updated with better handling and crash protection, the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria is a full-size sedan that is available with seating for six and is powered by a 4.6L V8.
2002 Ford Crown Victoria
Receiving some minor updates throughout, the popular full-size 2002 Ford Crown Victoria remains a mainstay in this category and is able to fit up to six passengers inside.
2001 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan with seating for up to six passengers, the 2001 Ford Crown Victoria features V8 power under the hood and plenty of standard amenities on the inside.
2000 Ford Crown Victoria
With seating for six and a V8 engine, these are just two of the reasons the 2000 Ford Crown Victoria continues to be such a popular full-size sedan.
1999 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan with a smooth ride, the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria can seat up to six passengers and boasts V8 power under the hood.
1998 Ford Crown Victoria
A full-size sedan with optional seating for six, the 1998 Ford Crown Victoria is powered by a 200 hp V8 engine.


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California Indian Basketweavers Association
Basket weaving is the most prolific and best known traditional Indian art in California. Starting in the late 19th century and continuing throughout the 20th century, collectors sought baskets woven by California Indians. Prices for particularly fine or large baskets soared to the thousands of dollars.
Meanwhile, in the daily lives of California Indians, baskets had been replaced by metal and plastic tools, and by the late 1980s the art of weaving appeared to be at risk of dying out. "There were tribes that no longer had practicing basketweavers, and many others that only had one or two, or a small handful," said Sara Greensfelder, one of the original founders of the California Indian Basketweavers Association. Few younger weavers were learning to weave, and the mostly older women who continued to weave were finding it increasingly difficult to carry on their work. The demands of family life and the struggle to make a living, together with the destruction of plant habitats, pesticide contamination of gathering areas, and difficulty of obtaining access to gathering sites, were reducing the time and opportunity for plant tending, gathering, and basket weaving.
Following a statewide gathering of weavers, museums, public land agencies, ethno botanists, and funders, a council formed in 1991 with the goal of supporting weavers and addressing the problems of access to materials. The following year this council formed the nonprofit California Indian Basketweavers Association (CIBA). Based in Woodland, CIBA's goal is to preserve, promote, and perpetuate California Indian basket weaving traditions while providing a healthy physical, social, spiritual, and economic environment for basketweavers.
Membership is open to weavers and non weavers alike, as well as to non-Indian supporters of California Indian basket weaving. The organization publishes a quarterly newsletter and sponsors an annual Gathering where weavers demonstrate and sell their work, share techniques and stories, buy materials, and generally support each other. With each gathering, the network of weavers and their supporters grows, enabling the continuation of the art and its passage to the next generation.
CIBA also works with local, state, and federal agencies and lawmakers to increase access to gathering areas, reintroduce traditional resources to particular sites, limit the use of harmful pesticides, and raise awareness for weavers and Native California cultures. Since the formation of CIBA the number of California Indian basket weavers has substantially increased, including the number of basket weavers earning income from selling baskets, teaching, or demonstrating their art. In part due to CIBA's efforts, California basketry traditions are on a more secure footing and will continue into the foreseeable future.
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Susan Singleton admits to tearing up whenever she goes to the grocery store.
Instead of lean proteins like fish or chicken, she goes for the meat that's about to expire because it's what she can afford.
Instead of brand-name products, she fills her cart with knock-off items or whatever she has coupons for. The mother of three from Columbia worries about what she is feeding her family.
"When I go to the store, I cannot buy healthy. I buy cheap," Singleton said.
With a touch of spring in the air, the shrubs, trees, and bulbs locally and across our state remind us of their beauty as they awaken from a long winter's rest. To enjoy the beauty of season as well as learn a little more about the history of our state, you don't have to travel far.
The Garden Clubs of South Carolina (GCSC) will host the third annual Follow the Blooms Tour on Saturday, April 13.
There are many events that can be categorized as milestones in life – turning 16 or 21, getting married, having a baby or reaching a 50th wedding anniversary. But turning 100 years old is a milestone that warrants a large party, a party that draws hundreds of people.
That's exactly what happened at Morningside of Lancaster on March 16. Around 300 guests showed up to celebrate Ted Robinson's 100th birthday at a party held in the parking lot on the Morningside campus.
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There was a time in my military life when some assignments were better than others. That's just how it works with Uncle Sam.
Just about everybody knows the government sends a GI to some awful places. It's a given there are some duty stations where the likelihood of getting shot ain't nearly as bad as others. But soldiers don't set policy, they follow orders. You go where you are sent.
It had been almost four years since my last overseas assignment.
With the not-so-happy outcomes of many modern marriages, it's welcoming news to hear of a marriage that has stood the tests of time.
George and Lola Kirkley met each other in 1937 in Jefferson when she was 16 and he was 17.
Lola, who lived in the Angelus community, was greeted by George in front of Long Branch Baptist Church in Jefferson before revival services.
Chester Regional Medical Center release
Exercise can affect your sleep.
The results of the National Sleep Foundation's 2013 Sleep in America poll show a compelling association between exercise and better sleep.
The National Sleep Foundation began surveying American sleep health and behaviors in 1991.
NSF releases the poll findings as part of its 16th annual National Sleep Awareness Week campaign, held March 3-10, that culminates with the change to Daylight Saving Time on March 10.
There's nothing more satisfying than seeing a dream come true, especially when it offers many different benefits to a community and brings joy to all involved.
That's exactly what happened with GlennMark Promotions, a dream shared by three friends that came to life in 2005. Since that time, the shared dream of bringing top Southern Gospel artists to Lancaster became a reality, with nearly 20,000 people attending the concerts that have been held to date.
Jones honored by Democratic Party
Clara Jones, Lancaster County Democratic Party chairwoman, was one of 50 people across South Carolina recently honored by the S.C. Democratic Party.
When Julie Walters interviewed for the job of executive director at the Pregnancy Care Center last year, she felt hesitant and a little unsure that she was in the right place, in terms of her purpose in life. After just two days on the job, however, Walters would encounter a situation that provided all the confirmation she needed to know that she was right where she was supposed to be.
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Nice work, JP. It is inspiring to see those bees and their work. Even more so to see your work on removing/saving them. Even though I learned some hard lessons (that I should have figured out without costing the bees so much) this winter, I am looking forward to my first removal of the year. I had a call already, but explained that it is a little to chilly yet. Did the cages in the last few pics come with your vac? I am guessing you had to buy extra, but were they from the same manufacturer? I am about a day away from ordering the same vac. (i think it is the same based on an older post)Anyway, nice and inspiring work.
In the pictures it looks like a LOT of brood. How long did this take?
how much you figure the bees weighed? great pics as always.
So, a question from a newbee:With all those bees not able to fit into one hive, and only one queen: What do you do with the other hives (the ones without the queen)?
Quick update: So, my customer and I shook two of the three inner boxes of bees into a deep last night but there were way too many to fit in just that one deep, so this morning I shook the third one after adding a medium.Before shaking them I went through the deep to see if I could spot the queen, carefully looking over each frame twice.There were alot of bees in that deep!Didn't see her.Added the medium and shook the third box and guess who popped out, all swollen up, golden and beautiful!She went right on down between the frames and after a little smoke, I put the lid on.Would rather be lucky than good any day!...JP
Quote from: Bee Happy on March 19, 2010, 07:29:20 PMhow much you figure the bees weighed? great pics as always.My guess is around 6-6 and a half lbs of bees. ...JP
how much you figure the bees weighed? great pics as always.
good job on getting them cut out and great pics.lots of brood and drone brood and queen cells, no dought they were getting ready to swarm. Do you think they will still swarm after you disrupted them so?Did you leave any of the queen cells or just toss all of them?G3


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A fruity dipping sauce adds to the fun of this simply wonderful, fast-fixing entree from Ann Nace of Perkasie, Pennsylvania.
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- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons water
- 3/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1-1/2 teaspoons curry powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Dash pepper
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 cup orange marmalade spreadable fruit
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- In a shallow bowl, beat egg and water. In another bowl, combine the bread crumbs, curry, salt and pepper. Dip shrimp in egg mixture, then roll in crumb mixture.
- Place in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Drizzle with butter. Bake at 400° for 7-9 minutes on each side or until golden brown.
- In a small saucepan coated with cooking spray, cook garlic over medium heat for 1 minute. Add spreadable fruit, soy sauce and ginger. Bring to a boil. Combine cornstarch and lemon juice until smooth; stir into pan. Return to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with shrimp. Yield: 4 servings (1/2 cup sauce).
Originally published as Breaded Curry Shrimp in Light & Tasty February/March 2007, p21
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Hi guys, as this is my first post the TDH, I will introduce myself as is customary.
My name is Phil from England.
I am a 501st Stormtrooper with the UK Garrison.
I am also making a Line Officer costume as 2nd costume for me.
I have 2 kids, a 7 and a 9 year old.
I am building both kids costumes for the 2013 year.
For the 7 yr old, I am making a mini TK Stormtrooper for him in ANH style.
I have a build thread for this over on the FISD, First Imperial Stormtrooper Detachment.
And for my 9 year old I am building a Mini Jango Fett, which brings me over here.
I have been using your site for a while for reference pics and threads, and have now decided to join in and contribute.
Here are my lids alongside each other.
Mini TK, Regular TM TK and Mini Jango.
I started with a mini blue boiler suit.
Here are the WIP pictures.
i do plan to hide the Jet pack straps, but for today the straps are over the flack vest.
Right view
Left view, I have a left gauntlet but need to make the strapping bigger.
Rear view
The Westars are made from painted wood and plastic parts.
i still have a way to go and here is a list..
Helmet padding
black helmet stripes
shoe armour
thigh armour
shin armour
left gauntlet
shorten boiler suit
knee darts
neck seal
Any help, advice or support is appreciated.


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Hagerstown Greens at Hamilton Run
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+0 votes Kevin Kline › August 6, 2012
Only played here on opening night so this review is long overdue. Nice little course right there at the Hamilton Greens golf course. Tough pin locations but it is very wide open. All you gotta worry about are the trees and sand bunkers! ha I don't know about $3 to play nine holes is ludicris. Disc golf is about being free to play, not charged. Not worth the playing fee.


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The Federal Communications Commission's Attorney Honors Program is a two-year employment and training program designed to introduce law school graduates to the field of communications law and policy. On August 5, 2016, the FCC will begin accepting applications for the fall 2017 class from law students in their final year of study and judicial clerks. The application deadline is September 16, 2016.
Honors Program attorneys will participate in the many varied aspects of federal administrative practice as they relate to the FCC's oversight of television, radio, cable, wireless, wireline, satellite, and other communications services and facilities. Participants also will benefit from a wide variety of learning experiences. Attorneys at the FCC draft decisions in adjudicatory and rulemaking matters, work with internal and external constituencies to resolve complex policy issues before the agency, participate in international negotiations, represent the FCC in dealings with other government agencies, Congress, and the private sector, and defend FCC decisions in the federal courts.
All Honors Program participants will work at the FCC's headquarters in Washington, DC, and will be assigned to an agency bureau or office. Specific placements within the agency will be based on the participant's interests and experience and the needs of the FCC. Participants may have the opportunity to rotate to a new assignment within the agency at the end of their first year. During their two years in the Honors Program, attorneys also will be afforded professional and educational opportunities designed specifically for Program participants. At the end of the two-year program, Honors Program attorneys will be eligible for consideration for continued employment at the FCC.
Selection for the Honors Program is highly competitive. Before making a selection, the FCC reviews many facets of a candidate's background, including academic achievement, writing skills, law review and/or moot court experience, clinic or extracurricular activities, and demonstrated interest in government service and/or the communications industry. Graduating students and judicial clerks with strong qualifications are encouraged to apply.
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Michael: Lindsay, I'm not just going to cut you a check so you can throw it away on another failed business, okay?
Lindsay: Hey! "Mommy, What Will I Look Like?" should have worked.
Narrator: Lindsay had once started a photo enhancing service, which gave new parents a glimpse at what their infants would look like in half a century.
Lindsay: You put an ugly kid in, you can't be surprised when an ugly adult comes out.
(Stills captured from Arrested Development, Season 1 Episode 22, "Let 'em Eat Cake")
In the same vein, and also scary as hell, I found a project called "Face of the Future" run by the School of Computer Science at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. You can upload photos and use the "Face Transformer", "Face Averager", or "Face Morpher" to manipulate them.
Here's me, shall we say, when I'm 64...
I'm not so sure about the full head of hair, but whatever shortcomings this has in terms of realism, it's still a bit unnerving to recognise the likeness in an image thus transformed.
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The Dark Clan
No system founded on immorality, trickery, fraud, inequality and injustice can ever be lasting. Just as every degenerate system is destined to disappear, the dark clan's vile system will disappear. God reveals in the Qur'an that the clan and its plots will be destroyed:
... When a warner came to them, it only increased their aversion, shown by their arrogance in the land and evil plotting. But evil plotting envelops only those who do it. Do they expect anything but the pattern of previous peoples? You will not find any changing in the pattern of God. You will not find any alteration in the pattern of God. (Qur'an, 35: 42-43)
As can be seen, it is God's law that every group organising evil will be defeated. No doubt, the people of truth who oppose this system with their ideological struggle are of great importance. This is a tough war. Only believers defending spiritual values and religious morality can stand up to the ruthless system of the dark clan.
To continue to live within the system of the clan means to move towards a great punishment in this world and the hereafter. Every member of the clan has the opportunity, whilst on earth, to repent and reform. The people in this system must not forget that God is most forgiving, and that He forgives people who turn away from evil, believe, and then begin to do good and side with the good and the true.
Whosoever follows the right path will have done so for his own good, and whosoever returns to wicked ways, no doubt God's punishment is severe. God says in the Qur'an:
Whoever is guided is only guided to his own good. Whoever is misguided is only misguided to his detriment. No burden-bearer can bear another's burden. We never punish until We have sent a Messenger. (Qur'an, 17: 15)
It may well be that your Lord will have mercy on you. But if you revert to what you did, We also will revert. We have made Hell a prison for the disbelievers. (Qur'an, 17: 8)


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Is bhavanga sotha same as mind stream?
What is bhavanga? Did Buddha teach it?
BlueLotus wrote:Did Buddha teach it?
retrofuturist wrote:Greetings,BlueLotus wrote:Did Buddha teach it?
No. It's mentioned a couple of times in the Pitthana of the Abhidhamma Pitaka, but from there on it was commentators and meditation teachers who took the ball and ran with it.
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Our download page is here Downloads « BackTrack Linux – Penetration Testing Distribution
Further I wouldn't trust the download anyway even if you do manage to get it all.
I mean how are you going to verify that someone didn't tamper with it.
Also the link above contains links to the torrents so that will help you with your slow connection issue.


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On behalf of the board of directors of the Elizabethtown-Hardin County Industrial Foundation, I would like to take the opportunity to echo the remarks of Ret. Maj. Gen. Terry Tucker in the Nov. 21 edition of The News-Enterprise regarding Ret. Col. Don Williams. In addition to his outstanding service to our community through his involvement with the Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs, Don has been a great supporter of economic development projects in the Elizabethtown/Hardin County area. He has served as a member of the board of directors for the foundation since 1991. Don has given tirelessly of himself to this organization for nothing more in return than the satisfaction of seeing the place he calls home thrive.
His visionary ability has helped to lead this community to the position it holds today. We are a diversified community supporting many types of industry and it is because of the dedication of leaders like Don Williams that our area continues to grow and prosper.
Richard A. Games
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TSA issue desensitizes Americans
Your freedom is leaving as the airplanes leave the airports. The Israelis interview prospective fliers and prevent suspects from flying and they have had no planes blown up. We could use sniffing dogs to find bomb items. Also, the radical Muslims can figure ways to thwart our present efforts. So, it is in no way about security, but about getting Americans used to illegals searches and to doing what Obama wants done. It is also about getting back at Republicans who voted against him. Who flies? Mostly white, middle and upper class Americans. Republicans.
I warned in October 2008 that he intends to be dictator if possible. What doesn't he control already? And consider this, he grew up in Indonesia reciting Muslim prayers and hearing the daily call to Muslim prayer. He registered for college as a foreign student. He bowed to a Muslim king; no Christian would, but a Muslim would. He covered a picture of Jesus, no Christian would, but a Muslim would. He treats Muslim war criminals tenderly and patriots roughly. Go figure.
I had planned a trip to Arizona in February, but will not submit to harassment and loss of freedom if it does not change.
J. B. Armstrong
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The Republican Party is the party of national insecurity. For purely political reasons, Republicans in Congress are holding our country hostage by doing everything in their power to prevent President Obama from getting a New Start arms control treaty with Russia, and that is criminal. They are willing to put our people and the world at risk for the sake of trying to make Barack Obama a one-term president, and that is shameful.
Republicans like to play the deficit card when Democrats are in control of the executive and legislative branches of government, but Republicans are willing to spend unlimited amounts of money for unneeded new weapons and weapons systems. President Obama and Democrats must fight to get the New Start treaty ratified during the current lame duck session in Congress. Surely, there will be a few Republicans who will have the courage and good sense to join Democrats in doing what's right for national security.
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'"[At first] you just want to survive, you just want to be a normal parent for your kids… not be a professional athlete. I wasn't even thinking about that. That came later when I realized I could be a normal parent and do the normal things with the family and everyday routines. This is just extra for myself and I'm thankful for that to be back and playing in the professional league."'
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'"It was a lot of stuff [in the past 19 months]. After the surgery you just want to survive. You just want to be a normal parent for your kids, just be a normal street guy, regular parent, not be a professional athlete. I wasn't even thinking about that. That came later when I realized I could be a normal parent and just do the normal things with the family, just everyday routines."'
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TOLEDO, Ohio - The Ball State baseball team dropped both games of a Mid-American Conference doubleheader Sunday afternoon to the Toledo Rockets, falling in game one 3-1 before dropping the series finale 10-3 at Scott Park. The losses drop the Cardinals to 6-12 in MAC play, while the MAC West Division-leading Rockets improve to 12-6 in league action.
Game One - Toledo 3, Ball State 1
Ball State junior right-hander Chris Marangon (Maple Valley, Wash./Edmunds CC) posted his first career complete game in game one, but the Cardinals fell 3-1 to the Rockets. Toledo scored all of its runs in the first two innings and only allowed a third-inning tally by the Cardinals as the teams were limited to 11 combined hits.
Marangon (1-5) picked up the loss despite working 8.0 innings and allowed three runs, two earned, on six hits while striking out five. This marks the second straight outing he has worked at least eight innings as he tallied a career-high 8.2 innings last weekend against Eastern Michigan.
Toledo opened the scoring quickly as Dan Zuckowski and Ben Hammer posted back-to-back one out singles to put runners at the corners. Marangon limited the damage to just one run though as he induced a sacrifice fly and a ground ball to end the inning trailing 1-0.
The Rockets expanded the lead to 3-0 in the second inning as Mark Lapikas doubled and Anthony Smith single two put two in scoring position. Toledo executed a safety squeeze bunt play that scored Lapikas with their second run while the Rockets took advantage of a BSU error to take a three-run lead.
Ball State scored its first run of the series in the top of the third inning against Toledo right-hander Matt Kuna. Sophomore Mitch Overley (Zionsville, Ind./Brebeuf) and junior Wes Winkle (Muncie, Ind./Yorktown) posted two-out singles to start the Cardinals' rally. Senior second baseman Mitch Widau (Richmond, Ind./Richmond) drove in the lone Ball State run as he singled up the middle scoring Overley to make it a 3-1 contest.
The Cardinals were limited to just five base runners over the final six innings as Kuna combined with Lincoln Rassi for a five-hitter. Kuna improved to 5-1 with the victory as he allowed just one run on four hits while striking out six. Rassi posted his third save tossing 3.0 shutout innings of one-hit baseball.
Game Two - Toledo 10, Ball State 3
Ball State dropped the series finale to the Rockets 10-3 as Toledo completed the weekend sweep by scoring the first 10 runs of the game, including a five-run fourth inning.
Sophomore right-hander Jacob Brewer (South Bend, Ind./St. Joseph's), fresh off the best start of his career when he worked 8.0 innings against Eastern Michigan, lasted just 3.1 innings and allowed seven runs, four earned on eight hits. Toledo right-hander Mike Hamann conversely lasted 7.0 innings and allowed one unearned run on three hits to improve to 2-4 on the year
Toledo came out of the gate quickly as it scored two runs in the first inning and two runs in the second inning to take a 4-0 lead. The Rockets took advantage of a BSU error in the first inning while Nate Langhals and Zuchowski tallied RBI singles.
Toledo broke the game open in the fourth inning as it sent 10 batters to the plate scoring five runs on five hits while taking advantage of two Ball State fielding errors. Zuchowski posted a two-run single in the inning to open the scoring by Wes White capped the inning with an RBI single for the 10-0 lead.
Ball State broke through against Hamann in the seventh inning Widau reached on a Toledo error. Junior Blake Beemer (Dayton, Ohio/Northmont) ended the shutout for the Rockets as he roped a double into right field to score Widau.
The Cardinals added two runs in the eighth inning against Toledo reliever Tyler Scott. Senior Tim Issler (Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier) led off with a walk and moved to second as Kevin Schlotter (Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern) singled through the left side. After a wild pitch moved both into scoring position, Widau singled up the middle to score Issler while Schlotter came home to score on a Toledo error.
Ball State will be off during the midweek for final exams and will return to Mid-American Conference play next weekend hosting Western Michigan. The Cardinals and Broncos open the series Friday at 3 p.m. at Ball Diamond in their final home series of the regular season.


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First off, Glad to hear you got it fixed!
As For the water-jacket Block-off's , had similar problem on a Vette, that wasn't leaking so much as you'd notice it, but it wouldn't "Burp" the system and it had an air bubble in The water pump...
Consequently the temp gauge did "Excursions" From 160 to 240 and back again in about 1 minute oscillations. and it acted the reverse of an overheat...let it idle forever and it sat on 170...drive it (with real good airflow over it) and it would rise and fall!
After much head scratching, replacement of the thermostat, flushes and back flushes Sealer In case of a pinhole leak gulping air, Sealer on the manifold bolts, I resigned myself to the fact I must have a cracked or warped manifold or heads...blowing hot gasses into the cooling system, after pulling the manifold I found it "Ate away" almost beyond repair at the front right and left rear block-off ports! (See Photo)
What made it so intriguing was that it was not using any noticeable water, nor did it actually overheat (except for the very first time the problem showed up..well above 260 degrees) and it did not "Act" like a hot car...no ping, heater working fine, nothing to indicate the engine was hot..
Anyway, I was able to repair the manifold with high temp "Orange" sealer...and so far it seems to be doing fine...
Just thought I'd pass it along...
So you can have a leak and never see it!
Right On!!! thanks for posting back. Glad I was able to help. I wish someone would have warned me about the ARP thread sealer.
Every once in a while I get one right
Just an update:
Went back and rechecked the head bolts and sure enough found a lower one on the head seeping water as Camaroman7d suspected!!.... many thanks for all the tips from all you guys. Pulled and resealed the bolt with permatex thread sealer and no more leaks. A little tuning and we are now in business....what a difference a good set of heads make on a nice little hotrod pickup....thanks for all the help and advice!
If it turns out to be the head bolts (very well could be with that sealer) you can remove one at a time and re-seal them. I suggest using Permatex thread sealer. I have had GREAT success with it.
Thanks guys will check these areas out when I get home and let you know if I come up with anything! We did use a small bead of silicone around the water passages on the intake when we installed it but that's not to say there it wouldn't leak anyway....
Camaroman7d, yes we wid use ARP thread sealer on the bolts, I did not pull a valve cover last night because when I noticed the leak and I thought it was actually leaking past the pan gasket we shut it down to keep it from doing any more damage than necessary. Will change the oil this evening and give it a check to see.
Centerline and Mark both made good points.
Are you 100% sure the leak is not coming from the head bolts? What type of sealer did you use? Try running the engine for e few minutes (enough to get warm but, not hot). Pull off a valve cover on the side that's leaking and see if you spot any drops of water running out from under the head bolts. I have had a problem in the past with ARP thread sealer.
I'm not familiar with Dart heads for the SBC but it is entirely conceivable that you might need to put some silicone sealant on the header bolts. If they extend into one of the cooling passages it would allow a small amount of coolant to leak out and run down the side of the block and show up dripping off the pan.
Two things come to mind. The rear corner of the intake where the water passage is blocked by the intake could be leaking. Could be running down the very back side of the block and dripping off the pan rail.
If you have a small telescoping mirror and a flash light, you should be able to take a look. Could be as simple as a re-torque on the intake to make it stop.
Second is I believe there is a freeze plug behind the starter on the side of the block. It could be dripping some too.
If you can find a radiator pumper-upper, that will make it a little easier than trying to get it hot enough to build up pressure.
New heads and strange coolant leak
Introduction out of the way in that section now on to the issue at hand!
Subject: 85 Chevy 1/2 ton, GM Goodwrench 350 4 bolt, aproximately 8000 miles. Performer Intake, Edelbrock carb, Headman headers, Erson cam, roller rockers, new Dart Iron Eagle heads.
Son and I just compelted a head swap on the engine.
We replaced the stock heads with Dart Iron Eagle's and all seemed to go well. Old heads off, cleaned deck surfaces thouroughly, installed Fel-Pro head gastkets dry as per directions, used new ARP head bolts with sealer on threads, torqued in sequence and double checked twice to make sure every bolt was indeed torqued correct. Put everything back together and fired it up....sounded great, set timing, idle mixture watched water level in radiator, when thermostat opened added water as needed. Checked heads for leaks in visible and obvious places still all seemed good.
After about 10 minutes of run time noticed what looked like coolant leak dripping low off the bottom of the engine on passenger side. Crawled under truck and sure enough clean water with a little left over antifreeze dripping from the pan gasket flange in between where the starter is bolted on and the pan. It looks as though it is comming from the pan itself but this makes no sense to me becuase it is clear, no oil contamination. Dropped the oil to see if there was water in the oil and there were no bubbles or milky signs to the oil. I have checked the back of the heads and there doesn't seem to be any leakage on the back of the block area.
Any help would be appreciated I am stumped!
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – The Marist baseball team went 0-1-1 in a non-conference doubleheader against Albany at McCann Field on Tuesday. The Red Foxes dropped the first game, 5-4. The second game was called due to darkness after nine innings with the score tied at 6-6. Both games were scheduled for seven innings.
Junior third baseman Nick McQuail (Wantagh, N.Y.) was the lone Red Fox to have multi-hit performances in both games, as he went 2-for-4 in both games. Sophomore left fielder Steve Laurino (Carle Place, N.Y.) went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs scored and a triple in the second game. Junior left-hander Jordan Eich (Spencerport, N.Y.) appeared in both games out of the bullpen, and tossed four scoreless innings while only allowing one hit.
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Game One: Albany 5, Marist 4
Albany first baseman Greg Muller drove in four runs as the Great Danes jumped out to a 4-0 lead, and then pushed across the winning run in the sixth.
Albany scored once in the first, and Muller's three-run homer in the second gave his team a four-run lead. Marist cut into its deficit with a three-run third, which featured back-to-back-to-back RBI singles from senior first baseman Mike Orefice (Wappingers Falls, N.Y.), senior shortstop Zach Shank (Lititz, Pa.) and McQuail. In the fifth, Marist tied the game as Shank drew a one-out walk, advanced to third on a single by McQuail, and scored on an RBI groundout by junior designated hitter Zachary Passerelle (Sparta, N.J.).
However, Albany broke the tie in the sixth without a hit, drawing three walks and a hit by pitch. Muller drew the bases-loaded walk the make the score 5-4.
Brendan Ryan (1-1) pitched three innings of relief to earn the victory, and Andrew Jaurique pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his first save. Freshman right-hander Erik Bauer (Putnam Valley, N.Y.) took the loss to fall to 0-2, although he allowed just one hit and one run in 3.1 innings of relief.
Game Two: Albany 6, Marist 6 – 9 innings
Albany scored once in its half of the first, but Marist fought back with a five-run bottom half of the inning. The Red Foxes set 10 hitters to the plate in the innings, and the big blow was a two-run single by Laurino.
In the second, Albany closed the gap with a three-run inning, which included a two-run single by center fielder Nolan Gaige. Albany then took a 6-5 lead in the fourth on a two-run double by Gaige.
Marist scored the final run of the game in the sixth. Laurino started the inning with a triple, and was driven home on an RBI single by freshman center fielder Graham McIntire (Concord, N.H.).
Sam DeCelle came out of the bullpen in the first inning for Albany, and proceeded to throw 8.1 innings of relief while only allowing one run. The Marist bullpen pitched 6.2 scoreless innings, with 3.1 coming from junior right-hander Chris Thorsen (Lititz, Pa.) and 2.1 coming from Eich.
Albany is now 12-13-1; Marist is 15-12-1. The Red Foxes will return to action this weekend with a three-game home conference series against Fairfield. The teams will play a doubleheader starting at noon Saturday, and a single game at noon Sunday.
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