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Seth Cropsey (born November 3, 1958) is an American neoconservative political figure. He is the author of Mayday: The Decline of American Naval Supremacy.[1]
He is the son of Joseph Cropsey,[2] noted Straussian political philosopher and professor at the University of Chicago. Graduated from Harvard-St. George School, Chicago, IL and St. John's College and received his M.A. from Boston College. From 1977–1980, he worked as a reporter for Fortune magazine, covering U.S. private enterprise and public policy. In 1981, Cropsey worked as speechwriter and assistant to Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger.
Between 1982–1984, Cropsey was Director of Policy at the Voice of America. He also served as Deputy Undersecretary of the Navy during both the Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush Presidential administrations, and in 1991, was the principal Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict & Interdependent Capabilities.
Between 1994–1998, Cropsey served as both the Director of the Heritage Foundation's Asia Studies Center and as the First Departmental Chairman and Professor of the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.[3]
From 1999 to 2001 he was a Visiting Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.[4]
He worked as a Director of Governmental Affairs at the lobbying law firm of Greenberg Traurig in 2002, and was a registered lobbyist with that firm.[5]
Crospey was a signatory of the Letter to President Bush on the War on Terrorism.[6] On December 9, 2002, Cropsey joined the George W. Bush Administration as the director of the International Broadcasting Bureau.[7]
His works have been published in Commentary, Foreign Affairs, Policy Review, The National Interest, National Review, and The Wall Street Journal.
- American Enterprise Institute, visiting fellow, 1998–2001
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- ^ Wall Street Journal. "How We Lost The Seas". Retrieved 2014-06-21.
- ^ "Joseph Cropsey." Marquis Who's Who TM. Marquis Who's Who, 2007
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- ^ [1] PNAC, http://web.archive.org/web/20070814183551/http://www.newamericancentury.org/Bushletter.htm
- ^ "BBG - Broadcasting Board of Governors". Ibb.gov. Retrieved 2013-06-17.


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when i used to work installing car stereos i got everything off the snap-on truck.. including my pritty blue roll-cabinet with stainless top.. but as of late i've just been purchasing craftsman handtools.. as they are nearly 1/4 the cost and have the same lifetime warranty.. they dont have quite the bling factor.. but w/ the newer smooth handles craftsman on ratchets i am liking them alot more..
while were at it .. why dont we have everyone chime in what they think are a few necessities with tools in their shop and some tools theyd really like to acquire in the near future.
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i buy a lot of napa hand tools, life time warranty and i can usually call napa and have a new one delivered in the truck to my door straight from the shop as long as i can hand the driver the broken tool when he arrives....to good to pass up especially when its the middle of the day in the middle of a suspension build and/or the jeep aint running and i cant get to the parts store to replace the broken ratchet...just call em up and order everything i need for delivery and have em throw a new ratchet in with it....
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iI perfer either Snap-on or Craftsman. For all my percision tool I buy Snap-on, like wrenches, ratchets, torque wrenches... My Snap-on tools I take extremely good care of and try not to break them. On the other hand I use my Craftsman tools for the dirty nasty jobs. I dont care if they break or get damaged cause there easier to replace the my Snap-on tools. I usually buy things that are the best quality if I plan on using them alot, but i also will go to Harbor Freight or places like that and buy a cheap tool if im in a pinch or only plan on using it a few times.
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Lets see..... I Have 3 triple stacks of Craftsman Tool chests filled Mostly with Craftsman tools. ( I Like snap-on, but don't like the inconvenience of having to wait for the truckl when I break something)
As far as what I feel necessary......
Several Good ratchets,
at least 2 complete sets of sockets, SAE+Metric, Deepwell and shallow (I have at least 5, and still can't find what I need in the middle of the project :) )
Combination wrenches ( I am loving the Gearwrenchs, have a couple sets)
5lb mini Sledge
Pullers, I commonly use my gear puller, Pitman arm and Tie Rod end puller
Slide Hammer Set (don't use it alot, but a butt saver when you need it)
Torches..... I didn't know how easy Life could be when working on rusty vehicles until after I bought my set
Pliers, locking and a big honkin pair of Channelocks
A selection of Screwdrivers
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When you get more into fabbing and such, Drill press, Band Saw, Hole Saw's, Welder, Hydraulic Press.
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I have bunch of good stuff, but it always figures that I need another tool to do the job right....so off to the store I go!
I got a 5 pc Ridgid power tool kit yesterday because My crapsman cordless died. the kit came with a cordless sawsall, 1/2" drill, screw gun, flood light,6 1/2" skill saw 3 batteries and a charger all for $449.00 at Home depot. life time warrenty sold me.
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Mostly Craftsman, because of price and warranty. Some Snap-on, Matco, Home Depot, and whatever else I have picked up over the years at garage sales and stuff....
I had a full Snap-on set at one time (well, technically Snap-on still owned most of it) that I sold when I went in the military. It was nice, but I couldn't see spending that kind of money for a set of tools if I wasn't making a living with them.
And why do my 13mm sockets keep getting lost????
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i have snapon, craftsman, armstrong, maco and proto, i like all of these but when i went to but new ones i went with armstrong,becasue i love their ratchets, and i have had no complants with their other products.
if you do any eletrical, you need a good dvom, it makes a world of difference, I would also say a sawall is good to have because I have broken a couple bolts off and then cut them out when replacing springs, of course a torch woudl do the same thign...
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troyhenson don't forget to check the excursion after you added the filter, excursion will increase alot.
I think you made a nice choice there. Good woofer for your application.
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Thanks to everyone for your input. Excursion is now tamed, in WinISD at least. As I'm looking at WinISD's graphs the one entitled "Amplifier Apparent Load (VA)" is rasing some concerns. I've decided to use a 300W BASH amplifier from Parts Express. When I enter 300W into WinISD's signal box it shows that the amplifier will see almost 460W of a load. Please note that this includes 5dB of boost (awful, I know) to get the response a little more flat in room from such a small enclosure.
Is this something to be concerned about? Most of the excessive load shows up below the 30Hz I would expect the subwoofer to reach, so will this just result in a higher effective rolloff? The amp has a soft clipping feature so I'm hoping that will help somewhat, and I've read that there is not usually a lot of energy down that low. Any words of experience in dealing with this would be appreciated.
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Sorry, by rolloff in my post above I meant rolloff rate. Does this just effectively increase the slope (like a virtual rumble filter) by limiting the amp's output to 300W (via the amp's soft clipping feature) below about 30 Hz? What other effects are there? I don't intend to push the amp this hard very often, but it might happen occasionally.
If I lower the overall output by 4-5dB to match my mains (very likely needed) does this give me back the headroom and keep the amp from going into clipping? Thanks in advance for the responses.
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You'll need to lower the output by 2 dB so your amp can play across the range under 300VA or so.
It's not a big problem, just don't push the amplifier too far for too long or it will start clipping around 30 Hz.
So excursion with 460VA is still under Xmax? Then it's a good project, good for it.
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So, after coming back from vacation I built this. It's a fairly compact unit, only 14.8 liters internal volume with a 300W BASH plate amp. It has enough oomph to shake my listening room very well and still sound pretty good, but it definitely needs to be dialed in. I modified the plate amp with an external board for the resistors that determine bass boost. My initial model in WinISD assumed that I would get 3dB of boost from the room centered around 23 Hz. In order to get flat in-room response to 25 Hz from such a small sub enclosure WinISD said I'd need about 5dB of boost at 28Hz. This turned out to be quite a bit high. I did a sweep on the sub and it got significantly louder from around 25 to 30 Hz. So I guess my room response estimations were a bit conservative. Having the boost reistors outside of the enclosure makes it easy to adjust, so I'm playing with that now. When I get it all dialed in I'll post the results.
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Results and a pic of the sub would be nice
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This is a long post, so Ill apologize in advance. I had the sub all tuned in and it sounded pretty good. I took it apart to veneer it, and did a pretty poor job on the veneer. javascript:smilie('')
xeye So I was unhappy with the veneer and decided to just put it back together and fix the veneer job at a later date. As I was putting it back I accidentally put the driver in with the binding posts in the one spot I couldn't get to them, so as I was pulling the driver out, the one T-nut that I couldn't reach with pliers from the inside tore loose. javascript:smilie('')
Apparently I cross threaded it while putting it back together. The driver was stuck in the box with no way to hook up the leads and no way to get the driver out. This 10" driver in a 14 liter box has almost no room to get my hands in. I tried for an hour to figure out how to get the driver out without destroying the box, but to no avail. In the end, the box was worth less than the driver to me (especially after the crappy veneer job). I tried to do as little damage as possible to the box, but it was destroyed in the extraction. javascript:smilie('')
I had another box on hand (this one 30 liters in size instead of 14) so I've put the driver and amp in that for the time being. The larger box doesn't need nearly the power that the smaller one did, so the 300W BASH amplifier now has very easy duty, though I do appreciate it's 4th order low pass and rumble filter. When I'm less frustrated about the whole incident I might build another box for it. One benefit of this situation is that I was able to measure how the driver did in my listening room in two different boxes. javascript:smilie('')
wink The driver was somewhat happier (at least with test tones) in the larger box being driven with less power. It also plays a bit louder, though either configuration could play loud enough to make me want to turn down the sound. (My 10 year old wanted to know how I could stand to have my head vibrated at 45 Hz and 103+ dB. He's right, I can't.)
In both cases I'm only using the sub below about 50 Hz as my mains have a nice roll-off that fits in well with that. The plate amp has 5dB of boost dialed in at around 27 or 28 Hz for both sets of measurements. Here are the results. They have been normalized to show Keep in mind that these are in my listening room so won't be what everyone else would expect. The 14 liter box was heavily stuffed with AcoustaStuff, the 30 liter box (at this point) has no stuffing. Also, the 30 liter box is front firing and the 14 liter box was down-firing. (I know, this isn't the greatest comparison, but I wasn't planning to break the 14 liter box. At least they are both in sealed boxes!)
Hz......14 l. (dB)....30 l. (dB)
I have a nasty room resonance right at 55 Hz (vibrating duct work...javascript:smilie('')
mad ... how do I fix that?) so the numbers at 55 Hz are a bit higher than they would be in another room. There is also an odd room mode around 65 to 75 Hz at the listening position. It's not phase induced (checked that first thing) and is outside of the sub's main operating range. I probably wouldn't have noticed it if I hadn't been doing sine wave sweeps, but now that I know it's there I'll try to tame it with speaker placement. It's amazing how much stuff can rattle when excited with a sine wave. It seems every frequency has it's own sympathetic little (or big) rattle somewhere in the room. I quit trying to kill them all when stopping one induced several more. Oh well, if this were easy everyone would be doing it.
No pictures as the 14 liter box is splintered (lousy veneer job anyway) and the new one is just an MDF box at this point, but I thought the measurements were interesting. I wanted to have a smaller box so I could unobtrusively fit two subs in the room, I think that would have evened out response of the smaller sub a bit, but I'm happy with the response of one 30 l. sub (still small, I know, but not what I had originally envisioned) so I'll live with it for a while before I decide if I really need two. While I don't begrudge anyone who wants more bass, this sub (literally) rattles the windows, doors and walls more than I need. Two would likely be overkill for me.
I couldnt tell much difference between the two by listening, though they were a few days apart in existence so its hard to make direct comparisons. The 30 liter sub seems to disappear a bit more when playing with my mains (just some inexpensive Paradigm Titans, though music sounds quite nice through them, especially with a good SACD), though the 14 liter version was by no means objectionable.
So are these figures about what everyone else gets in room? This was my first sub and Im pretty pleased with it as a first effort, despite the frustrations. How does this compare to subs you have listened to and used?
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Candy says that the Rappaport Public Policy Fellowship gave me the invaluable opportunity to gain hands-on experience at a public agency in Boston. By working with public officials this summer, I had a behind-the-screens look at how a major public agency runs on a daily basis. Moreover, the fellowship provided me the financial and institutional support to promote my ideas for improving the transit system in Boston. I was able to get involved with projects I am passionate about, provide input, and directly influence their outcomes. Being a Rappaport Public Policy Fellow was an enriching experience, and I would encourage other graduate students who want to get involved in the public sector to apply for this unique fellowship.


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@Seifer -
Wacom: When I get some time, I'll try to mess around with them.
Jigsaw: I think there is also the used option as well that may be cheaper. If you want, I can keep my eye out at pawn shops here and what not.
Fat Suit: I was looking on Amazon as you said. I did find this one -
Something like this could work for some future cosplays. I know for Rakushun, I will need stuff like this.
Workout: Well, I did a 20 mile bike ride last night (Wed. night) and it went pretty well. But I haven't been able to go as often. The job search is getting me right now and taking time. Well, also the fact I'm working more hours at my current job because of the free coupons this month and last month.
Tape Dummies: We only cut each other one time, but it seemed the scissors we were using got duller as time went on. There were times where the fabric was thicker and just didn't want to cut. Of course I used some really cheap scissors and not my good sewing Gingher ones.
Terra and Long Term Projects: It would be cool to get some shots in fall foliage if you can. As for the winter shoot, I always wondered how Terra could be unaffected in Narshe without bundling up more. I suppose it makes sense because I'm sure her half Esper characteristics would take care of any body temperature regulation issues. I'll probably enjoy doing the Gestahl cosplay. I may start with the wig and mustache, since that will probably me my hardest part. I have a feeling the aging makeup will take a couple hours before going out in the con. As I said before, I want to avoid looking like a young Gestahl as much as possible.
My update: That is true. Things do seem to be slow this month. The cosplay gods are angry at us or something like that. Now I'm sanding the first layer of fiberglass before doing the second layer. The sanding part is the most hazardous and when you really want the respirator on. Breathing in those fiberglass particles is not good for you at all.
Something Dissidia Related: Unfortunately, Dark Knight Cecil is a whole another beast. I will probably do it after I finish Dart. Here is a pic of him -
It's almost like he lost muscle as a Paladin. Well, I won't go too much into the spoilers with that since you haven't played the game yet.
Your Cosplay Updates: I look forward to seeing some pics of your Ganondorf. As for Terra's Earrings, are you getting jewelry for that, or are you resin casting those? What else is left for Edgar and Sabin? Are you doing a major upgrade for Sabin like you did with Edgar as well?
@Everyone - Hope to hear from you soon about updates.
In Progress:
Pen Pen (Evangelion) - 10%
Duke Pantarei (Tales of Vesperia) - 95% - wig needs restyling.
Cecil Harvey (FF Dissidia) - 10%
Emperor Gestahl (Final Fantasy VI)
Rakushun Rat form (Twelve Kingdoms)
Shulk (Xenoblade Chronicles)
Link Zora Armor (LoZ: Twilight Princess)
Desired, but not confirmed:
Dart Dragoon Form (LoD)
Dark Helmet (Spaceballs)
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Smoked Chicken and Cheese Tart with Olives
- Servings: 4
- Flaky Tart Pastry
- 2 small red onions, thinly sliced
- 9 oilcured black olives, pitted and coarsely chopped
- 1 large egg yolk mixed with 1/2 teaspoon water
- 1 cup shredded smoked chicken (about 3 ounces)
- 3/4 cup (packed) grated Monterey Jack cheese (about 3 ounces)
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped chives
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 450°. On a lightly floured sheet of parchment paper, roll out the Flaky Tart Pastry to a 13-inch round. Transfer the pastry and parchment to a baking sheet.
Spread the sliced onions on the pastry in a single layer, leaving a 1-inch border. Sprinkle the chopped olives all over the onion topping. Fold the edge of the pastry over onto the onions and brush the rim with the egg wash. Bake the tart for 10 minutes.
Spread the shredded chicken on the tart and sprinkle with the cheese. Bake the tart for about 10 minutes longer, or until the pastry is golden and the cheese has melted. Let cool slightly. Just before serving, sprinkle the parsley and chives on top. Serve warm.


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Monday, June 16, 2014
Wilson Electronics Bolsters Installer Support Effort
Wireless communications components and electronics provider Wilson Electronics said today that it is expanding its staff to support custom installers who install the company's systems in vehicles. The company said it added two new regional sales managers and promoted the head of its installation program, Blake Seese, to national training manager. The company said the effort is part of an effort to grow and train its network of custom installers. Wilson's wireless products are used to improve cellular signal, especially in remote areas without good cell phone coverage. Wilson Electronics is based in St. George, Utah.


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For several weeks now my 2005 WRX has had higher than normal EGT's. It is Cobb stg 2.
When at idle it's around 800 to 900 degrees. When driving between 30 and fifty it's running between 1200 and 1400 degrees. At cruuise it runs about 1550 with AFR of 14.7. When I go into boost it jumps to 1550 to 1800 depending on how long I give it throttle. I checked AFR and timing with my Cobb Ap and every thing seems fine. I buy gas at the same station most the time. I took my EGT gauge in to work and put it on a calibrated thermocouple tester with a new thermocouple from Autometer and it worked fine up to 1200 degrees (limit of tester).
I reflashed the Cobb map and it still does it. I cleaned the MAF to no avail. I checked for leaks after Maf, found none. Anyone have ideas what could cause this? PLugs are new and gapped to 0.030. Car runs fine but I am concerned and would not want to damage my engine. Thanks in advance. Bahama


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It's becoming very common, I see, for entrepreneurs, especially women entrepreneurs, to focus solely on their business and/or their career, yet forget one of the most important things they really should focus on. You need to focus on yourself, ladies. It's time to stop just doing things for everyone else, and it's time to start focusing on yourself. I promise you that when you do this, you will attract more clients. You will make more money. And you will become more successful. However, I also guarantee that if you do not place a certain level of importance on yourself"?your health, your well-being, your love life, your environment, your support system, your time with your family, and … [Read more...]
What To Do When You're Down to Your Last Few Hundred Bucks
I'm writing this article on What To Do When You're Down to Your Last Few Hundred Bucks because it's been a common theme lately with some of the small business owners I've met, and even some of my own clients when they first start working with me. None of us want to get in business to fail. We certainly don't want to go back and get a J.O.B. either. So what do you do when your business just hasn't produced a lot of revenue yet or you started out and maybe invested the money you did have in some of the wrong places? No one likes to talk about this either, like it's not happening or something. Don't be embarrassed if this is you because it's pretty common. Entrepreneurs are starting … [Read more...]
VIP DAY WITH KAT OPENING TOMORROW NOV 5th….Who Wants It?
Are You Ready to Make Some HUGE Shifts in Your Business to Build The Business & Lifestyle That You Were Hoping You'd Have When You First Started Your Business? Then it takes looking at EVERYTHING in your business - the BIG Picture, the marketing, the systems, the sales processes, your customer base, referral sources, your online presence, website and even your own mindset around it all! You deserve it and you deserve more. You deserve to create the business of your dreams and you can. I understand you may have worked with other marketing or business coaches before or you've tried many different ways of marketing your business with little to no results so you could be … [Read more...]
[Video Ezine] Save time & make more money doing this…
I want to share a video with you I did earlier this week recording my Jumpstart Your Business Now Radio Show for 3 reasons: The radio show this week was me doing a Solo Show without a guest which means I gave a 30 min mini training session! You definitley want to go watch it. I'm looking for guests for my 2014 shows! You can find out how to apply to be a guest here now. I wanted you to also notice first hand how I leveraged this show....I hold it for free live each week, I promote it on social media and my blog and emails, I took the video of this and posted it on youtube, pinterest and then linked it out again to my social sites in different posts automatically. If you're not … [Read more...]
Ready to Repackage Your Expertise? Do You Already…then What's Next
One of the things I'm going to work on for myself this week is evaluating my business models and what I'm selling. I'm thinking it's time to change it up a bit plus I need to develop some new love and money business models, my club, etc. I'm sharing this with you to share that no matter where you are in your business these days, you always want to be open to the evolution of it. In today's video training I'm talking about developing your signature system, business models and more. I hope you take a look and see what YOU can do to evaluate where YOU are in your business right now. I hope it inspires you to think and play bigger! Let me know your thoughts too, I'd love to hear what … [Read more...]
Top 3 Ways to Get Out of Overwhelm
One of the main things that stops a lot of entrepreneurs from moving forward in their business or holds them back from reaching the 6-figure mark is being in overwhelm. Overwhelm can cripple a business owner. It sometimes gets so bad you may do nothing at all! And that's not going to help you make more money or get more clients….you want to stay in constant action to see the best results. BUT those actions should be very strategic, planned and targeted to what you need to do to start, grow or market your business. Many small business owners focus on the wrong things first in their business therefore sometimes filling their schedule with unnecessary tasks rather than revenue generating … [Read more...]
6 Figure Business Success Secrets: The TRUTH! Not the HYPE!
Join ME, award-winning, 'kick you in the butt' business coach Katrina Sawa for a special business-building FREE WEBINAR this month. I have only done this type of FREE TRAINING live on a webinar like this one ONCE before so you won't want to miss it. In this 75-90 minute webinar training, I will walk you through what other gurus and coaches on the internet aren't necessarily telling you….THE TRUTH! The TRUTH about many things such as: What you need to do to start up a business these days and start making money fast Which services, products and programs are working right now in this marketplace (for MOST business owners – online or offline businesses) and which you probably won't … [Read more...]
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My friend, Julie Foucht has brought together 21 TOP Business Building Experts and I am one of them! If you are currently building a business that reflects your creativity, passion and unique gifts and you are ready to make a 6 figure income, read on... Here is the deal. Julie really hates hype – so she won't throw any hype at you. What she likes are real, valuable tools and techniques that you can use right now to grow your business to the Kickass level. So gathered together us totally cool business building experts; smart, savvy and successful consultants, coaches and service providers who've all agreed to share some of their best stuff with you. You don't know what you don't know. … [Read more...]
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I'm so excited to be home from my travels....I have a few more in Sept - I'll be in Monterey, then LA twice. This is a pic of the four of us from the eWomenNetwork Conference where I did a booth - remember that $11,000 big prize drawing I was doing? It was with these gals. Go read my conference recap. My life is crazy busy right now with speaking gigs, interviews, telesummits and my own events and calls thank goodness I have a few assistants who manage some of this and a very sweet boyfriend who puts up with my craziness....it's good but when you've got a lot of balls in the air, organization becomes critical. That's one of the challenges and the blessings when you become more known as … [Read more...]
The Client Conversion Formula! FREE Co-Hosted Teleclass this Monday, August 26th!
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The Hoxton started doing things differently back in 2006, when they opened the doors of The Hoxton, Shoreditch in East London. Labelled the "anti-hotel", The Hoxton took away things that pissed people off in traditional hotels like expensive mini-bars, water and WiFi and gave them what they wanted at an affordable price. They changed the hotel model and proved that style didn't need to be sacrificed for value and that is still very much at the heart of what The Hoxton does today.
Formerly a car park, The Hoxton, Shoreditch now houses 210 rooms, a restaurant run in partnership with the Soho House group, courtyard garden covered for winter months and The Apartment, an innovative Meeting and Events space.
Like the neighbourhood The Hoxton, Shoreditch is located in - its style has evolved over time. In 2014 the whole property had a facelift, the lobby was refreshed with colourful leather seats and bookshelves filled with reading material and a second bar installed with a standalone coffee bar coming soon.
Our small but perfectly formed rooms were also given a full refurb with dark blue walls, huge illuminated round mirrors, parquet wooden flooring, leather blue headboard, Roberts radios and other quirky features. All rooms have rainmaker showers and bathrooms stocked with Pen & Ink amenities featuring a bespoke scent and packaging created by Mark Buxton for The Hoxton, Shoreditch.
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Whilst each of The Hoxton hotels is differently designed, each room comes with exactly the same Hox Perks. That's free WiFi, one hour of global phone calls, a fridge stocked with water and fresh milk - which can be filled from the lobby shop at supermarket prices and a light breakfast bag filled with granola, banana and OJ delivered by the breakfast fairies every morning.
The Hox has never just being about selling bedrooms, we want to give each person who comes through our doors an experience, a chance to hang out with the locals and discover the neighbourhoods. This led to the creation of Hoxtown; the monthly events programme which gives local creatives a space to showcase their work, covering everything from fashion and music to technology and art. Hoxtown was born in The Hoxton, Shoreditch in 2013 and since the beginning we've seen everything from pop-up tattoo parlours and gin gardens to talks with top bloggers and sample sales take place in the hotel.
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Sentencing Today In Gruesome Death
Ontario County N.Y.-Sentencing expected today for an Ontario County woman who was convicted of killing her husband .
In October, Rose Chase was convicted of second-degree murder for the death of her husband Adam Chase in their Stanley home.
Chase pushed her husband down a flight of stairs then dismembered and attempted to burn his body. She hid the remains at a Yates County property belonging to her mother where they were found several months after she told Deputies he was missing.


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Re: User-defined or filled symbols for Points in ListPlots and Epilogs?
No need to convert. However, the Graphic looks will depend on
AspectRatio for the Disk and Circle to look like disks and circles.
You may want to scale the x and or y data points to a suitable range.
<< Graphics`Colors`
coords = {{1, 2}, {2, 3}, {3, 4}}
ImageSize -> 500,
Epilog -> {
AbsoluteThickness[4.0], IndianRed, Circle[#, 0.04] & /@ coords
NavyBlue, Disk[#, 0.033] & /@ coords
AspectRatio -> Automatic,
Background -> LemonChiffon
On Jul 14, 2004, at 6:29 AM, AES/newspost wrote:
> Are there any simple or easy ways to substitute a user-defined symbol,
> especially a "filled" symbol, for the Points in a ListPlot or Epilog?
> The data I want to plot is already created in lengthy lists of the form
> pointData = { {x1,y1}, {x2,y2}, . . . . . }
> which I can plot directly by using ListPlot or by putting
> Map[Point, pointData] into an Epilog. I suppose I could create filled
> circles to replace the Points in this Epilog, for example, by using
> something like
> Epilog->{White, Map[Disk, convertedPointData],
> Map[Circle, convertedPointData]}
> so that the filled opaque circles would overlay and hide the
> theoretical
> data lines that pass underneath them. Trying to convert my pointData
> lists into the necessary form so that I can do this has proven to be a
> frustrating exercise, however.
> So, is there a way to do this list conversion so that Disk and Circle
> will Map onto the resulting list? -- or, a way to redefine the point
> symbol in Point to be something more complex?
> (Having gotten used to the joys of Stroke and Fill in Illustrator, I'm
> frustrated that Mathematica doesn't seem to offer -- or I haven't been
> able to find -- similar graphical constructs.)


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The Chris Denson Comeback Tour continued at Auburn Arena as the junior guard led the Tigers with 20 points as he hit 9-10 free throws and had the play of the night with a monster, running, left-handed slam dunk.
Denson also contributed to a strong defensive effort by the Tigers, who held Tennessee Tech to 37.3 percent shooting. Included in that total was just one made three-pointer in 18 tries for Tech.
In contrast, the Tigers hit 7-18 threes. Freshman guard Jordan Price was 3-3 behind the arc and now has made 11 consecutive three-pointers, which is four shy of the NCAA record, and it ties the SEC record.
Asked if he has ever made 11 straight three-pointers before, the six-foot-five freshman said, "Probably in practice, but never in games."
Price was more impressed with Denson's dunk than his own shooting. "That was a Top 10 dunk all day," the freshman said with a smile.
Denson admitted that he enjoyed getting the running left-handed, hammer dunk over a defender, who went up for the block. "I guess he didn't think I?could jump," the junior guard said with a grin.
"I have had a couple on somebody, but that was, by far, the nastiest dunk I?have ever did," added Denson, who has played well in all three games since he returned from an academic suspension that kept him out of games during fall semester.
Price scored 12 points for the Tigers and Josh Wallace finished with 11 points, seven assists, three steals and just one turnover in by far his best game of the season for the Tigers, who improved their record to 5-5.
Tennessee Tech, which got 22 points from Judd Dillard, fell to 6-5 with the loss.
Auburn hit 43.1 percent of its field goals, including 50 percent after halftime. The foul-happy Golden Eagles sent the Tigers to the foul line 40 times and Auburn made 30.
Coach Tony Barbee said he is continuing to see improvement from his team that has won three consecutive games. "I see this team advancing and taking positive steps," he said. He noted that the Tigers finished the night with 19 assists, a number he liked because it shows the players are "sharing the ball."
Asauhn Dixon-Tatum, who led Auburn in rebounds with eight, scored five points, including two on this slam dunk in the second half.
Auburn led by as many as 28 points with 6:56 to play on a night Barbee cleared the bench and played everybody. However, his two most experienced players, seniors Frankie Sullivan and Rob Chubb, had their struggles vs. the Golden Eagles.
Sullivan was 0-5 from the field and scored all of his five points on six free throw attempts. Chubb finished with seven points and added six rebounds, but was out of sync much of the night and had trouble coming up with rebounds and loose balls.
"I may be wrong, but I think he can give us a lot more than he is giving us," noted Barbee, who said the 6-10 center has enough talent to be one of the top big men in the SEC this season.
Barbee said that Sullivan is obviously having some struggles in his dual role as a point guard/two guard, but said that doesn't explain the number of shots the senior has missed in recent games.
"I have got to find a way to get Frankie, at the one, playing better," Barbee said. "He is getting wide open threes. He should be shooting 50 percent with the looks he is getting.
Tennessee Tech coach Steve Payne said his team's inability to deal with Auburn's defense was a problem. "I thought Auburn played really hard defensively and took us out of some stuff offensively," he said. "We didn't make a lot or execute real well, but a lot of that was their defense."
Starting Lineup: For a third consecutive game Barbee started senior guard Frankie Sullivan, junior guard Chris Denson, junior forward Allen Payne, freshman guard/forward Shaquille Johnson and senior center Rob Chubb.
Halftime Numbers: Auburn built a 38-21 halftime lead with defense, allowing the visitors to hit just 9-32 field goals prior to intermission. The Golden Eagles took a goose egg on 10 tries behind the three-point line.
Auburn made 11-29 first half shots, including 4-10 threes. The Tigers hit 12-19 first half free throws while Tennessee Tech made 3-5.
Freshman Price led the Tigers in scoring at halftime with 12 points while Denson added 10 and Shaquille Johnson scored seven.
Technical Issues: Barbee pulled Price from the game in the first half after he got a technical foul for trash talking to the Tennessee Tech bench after making his third three-pointer. Barbee said it was a sign of lack of maturity. Price said he was responding to trash talking from the Golden Eagles, but noted he learned a lesson.
Price Is Right: Barbee also some praise for Price on his streak of 11 straight made threes. "It is not a surprise. He is shooting that way in practice and he works on it. Guys who don't practice that way, aren't making shots, because they aren't locked in. Jordan Price has been."
However, Barbee still had something to fuss about with the freshman, noting that the game video will show that the guard missed opportunities to get the possession on 50-50 balls during the game."
Up Next: The Tigers will play their final game prior to a week-long Christmas break when they take on Winthrop at 7 p.m. on Saturday.


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Families visiting Reno Tahoe, can choose from a wide variety of activities to make their trips memorable and fun.
During your summer getaway, check out the Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield. Situated in the heart of downtown Reno's Riverwalk District, the park offers dipping pools that are perfect for a swim on a hot Northern Nevada day. Feeling more adventurous? Rent a kayak or raft, and take on the class 3 rapids. Although the whitewater park is a world-class attraction for kayakers throughout the U.S. - especially during the annual Reno River Festival - it is tame enough for novices.
Stay downtown and check out some chic boutiques, like Kalifornia Jean Bar or Liv on California Avenue, before settling in for a great meal at Silver Peak Grille and Taproom, located at the corner of First and Sierra streets, an easy stroll from downtown hotel and casino resorts. Other dining options include the Wild River Grill or Lexie's (inside the Siena Hotel Spa Casino) if you prefer dining on the river. Reno's summer evenings are famously warm, so try to get a seat on the patio. For a cozier atmosphere, try La Famiglia at the corner of First and Lake streets, or indulge in the local Basque culture a Louis' Basque Corner or the Santa Fe.
No visit to Reno Tahoe is complete without seeing the pristine waters of Lake Tahoe, the "Jewel of the Sierra." Within a 45-minute drive up the Mt. Rose Highway (Highway 431), visitors will find the community of Incline Village. Sand Harbor is a great place to soak in the sun and play in the water, whether you prefer a casual cocktail by the lake, a guided kayak tour, or a picnic.
Lake Tahoe is the consummate outdoor playground, so take a hike, ride a bike or rent an ATV and take to the hills. Families can also enjoy a Tahoe tradition by taking in a performance during the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, which fills the calendar during evenings in July and August.
During winter, families will also find fun downtown at the Rink on the River. Situated on the banks of the Truckee River, each year the rink opens with fanfare, drawing throngs of skaters who enjoy the mild winter climate that Reno offers. And during the holiday season, the city's holiday tree is placed in the plaza adjacent to the rink.
Of course we can't forget the skiing. Families pour into Reno during winter to enjoy skiing or boarding at one of the area's many alpine and nordic resorts. With family friendly services such as lessons, on-site daycare and family passes, Reno Tahoe is the perfect destination for that winter vacation. Check out the Skiing and Boarding pages at visitrenotahoe.com for complete information on local resorts, and other winter adventures like sleigh rides and snowshoeing.


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Cowgill Called up to Big Leagues
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Former Kentucky first-team All-America outfielder Collin Cowgill has been called up to the Arizona Diamondbacks and will make his big-league debut on Tuesday, it was announced.
A native of Lexington, Ky., and the 2004 Kentucky High School Mr. Baseball out of Henry Clay, Cowgill has been summoned from the Triple-A Reno Aces for his MLB debut, with Arizona facing the San Diego Padres at PETCO Park at 10 p.m. ET on Tuesday night. Cowgill - who stared at UK from 2005-08 - is the third former Wildcat to play in the big leagues in 2011, joining right-handed starter Joe Blanton (Phillies) and southpaw reliever Scott Downs (Angels).
"We are very excited for Collin and the entire Cowgill family," UK head coach Gary Henderson said. "He has certainly earned the call with his play in Triple-A this year. Collin and his family mean so much to our program and it has been a true honor to coach him during his career and continue to develop a friendship throughout his time in professional baseball. Collin is exactly the type of player it takes to win baseball games, no matter the level, and we cannot wait to watch his development in the big leagues."
Cowgill has dominated the Triple-A Pacific Coast League through 98 games, batting .354 (140-for-395) with 24 doubles, eight triples, 13 homers and 70 RBI, stealing 30-of-33 bases. The 5-foot-9, 185-pound right-handed hitter, Cowgill posted a 51-63 walk-strikeout ratio, totaling a .430 on-base percentage and a .554 slugging mark. Cowgill was named the leading vote-getter in the Triple-A All-Star game earlier in July and prior to his promotion was regarded as a contender for Triple-A MVP honors.
During his decorated four-year career at Kentucky, Cowgill helped the Wildcats win their first ever Southeastern Conference Championship as a sophomore in 2006, batting .298 (67-for-225) with 16 homers and 61 RBI. After missing 2007 due to a hand injury, Cowgill returned for an All-America campaign in 2008, joining fellow All-America selection Sawyer Carroll in the outfield. A first-team Academic All-America selection, Cowgill batted .361 in 2008 with 15 doubles, two triples and 19 home runs, adding 60 RBI, stealing 23-of-27 bases in 2008. Following the 2008 season, Cowgill earned first-team All-America honors from the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and second-team honors from Rivals.com and Baseball America. During his UK career, Cowgill batted .306 (171-for-558) in 165 games, totaling 166 runs, 35 doubles, 37 homers, 140 RBI and 32 stolen bags.
In 353 career minor league games after signing as a fifth-round pick of the Diamondbacks in 2008, Cowgill has totaled 46 homers and 225 RBI, stealing 70-of-86 bases with a .299 career average (408-for-1365).


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Ellie Greene was forced to uproot her whole life and...
my curse
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- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
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Alexis Umbrage lives with her mom in Staten Island while her twin sister Alexa lives with her dad in Manhattan. Alexis knows that her dad is the dean of a very prestigious school and Alexa gets to go for free, but she feels, the farther away from her, the better. Alexa is the epitome of an asshole in her eyes. She ruined her life once and now that her dad has put his foot down about her education, she has to go to the same school as her again, but what if Alexis finds the perfect guy she's been dreaming of. Will she be more apt to stay? But what Alexis doesn't know is that Her dad is the dean of a school for monsters. She has no idea that her dad is a vampire and her mom is a hunter. Both natural enemies, hunters are the police force of the monster world, there power is said to be derived from God himself, so naturally they are feared by all monsters. But this school is meant to bring all of the different species together and strengthen the community as a whole. HOPE U LIKE IT :D
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Cowtown Shootout - IMAC
Come one, come all ....to our inaugural IMAC event at our new "world class" flying facility in Ft. Worth, TX on Oct. 20 & 21.
We have finally moved in to our new field and all is grand. 450ft concrete runway and adjacent grass strip, taxi ways, covered pit area, starting benches, chain link protected flight boxes, large concrete parking lot. We're now at the south end of Benbrook Lake at Mustang Park (see location map on our web site). Loads of room for spectators and portable shelters/awnings, if our shelter/awning isn't large enough. Beautiful scenery and wild life. We love it and hope you will too.
We'll be posting local hotels/motels at a later date and camping is allowed however, there are no hook-ups.
Please check our web site and club calendar for updates
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New Years Evening 2012 Flight at the the New Fort Worth Thunderbirds R/C Airfield. Airfield moved to the South End of Lake Benbrook in Mustang Park. Sailplane platform for recording close encounters with a T-28.
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Camping is available via Corps of Engineers park management (pay at the gate). Currently, the price is $14 per night.
Wow ! What a great weekend. The contest went well, no planes lost, and every one had a great time. The competition was tight and the flying was great. We had some of the best pilots in IMAC at our event and they put on a fantastic display of aerobatic excellence.
The flying was terrific and the fellowship was great. You couldn't ask for a better bunch of people to share your favorite hobby with. Of course, the best flying took place in the pits between rounds. Every one flys a perfect score when "hangar flying".
I'm really looking forward to next season and hoping I'll be able to travel to more contests. Come join the fun at Ft. Worth Thunderbird field at our next contest. Watch these pages.
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