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Pope warns of despair in affluent Asia
By Jean-Louis De La Vaissiere, AFP Saturday, August 16, 2014, 12:02 am TWN
DANGJIN, South Korea--Pope Francis warned Friday of a "cancer" of despair in materially obsessed, outwardly affluent societies and urged South Korean Catholics to reject "inhumane economic models" in a stark message to wealthier Asian nations.
In an apparent reference to South Korea's high suicide rate he also warned 45,000 people at a Mass in a World Cup stadium in Daejeon of the "culture of death" that can pervade countries where the quest for rapid growth marginalizes the poor and vulnerable.
The message, delivered on the first papal visit to the region in 15 years, was designed to resonate not just with South Koreans, but in other dynamic Asian economies where many are beginning to question the social consequences of rapid growth and rampant consumerism.
And he returned to the theme later in the day in an address to a gathering of 10,000 young Asian Catholics, when he spoke of the "idolatory of wealth, power and pleasure" and its unacceptably high human cost.
"It is almost as though a spiritual desert is beginning to spread through our world. It affects the young too, robbing them of hope and even, in all too many cases, of life itself," he said.
The Mass in Daejeon, some 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of Seoul, was the pope's first public event following his arrival in Seoul on Thursday, which nuclear-armed North Korea marked by firing a series of short-range rockets into the sea.
The North rejected accusations that it had timed the launches to upstage the visit by the "so-called Pope."
Among the capacity crowd in the stadium were 38 survivors and relatives of victims of April's Sewol ferry tragedy in which 300 people died, most of them schoolchildren.
Comfort for Ferry Victims
Pope Francis offered a special prayer for the dead and their families and, before the Mass, held a brief private audience with some of the relatives.
"I'm a Protestant but I believe the papal visit will help heal the wounds from the Sewol disaster," Kim Hyeong-ki, a father of one of the victims, told AFP.
The ferry tragedy has largely been blamed on a corrupt culture of regulatory negligence that placed profit over safety.
In his homily, Francis called on South Korean Christians to combat "the spirit of unbridled competition which generates selfishness and strife" and to "reject inhuman economic models which create new forms of poverty."
He also warned of the "spirit of despair that seems to grow like a cancer" in societies where surface affluence hides deep inner sadness.
"Upon how many of our young has this despair taken its toll," he said.
Thousands without tickets for the Mass had cheered and waved flags as the pope rode to the venue in an open-topped car, stopping from time to time to give a personal blessing to young children and infants held up by their parents.
"I think this is the most important and unforgettable moment of my life," said Han Hye-Jin, 26, an office worker in Daejeon.
After the Mass, the pope traveled east to a shrine near the city of Dangjin where thousands of young Catholics were gathered for Asian Youth Day.
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Well this is a half as*** range report.
I shot in a Personal Protection Match and took the CZ with me.
Wow nice gun
After shooting the match I got to shoot 2 mag's worth of 9mm (I had to get out of the way of the next shooting match).
From 30 to 35' all 28 bullets were in the targets mid body.
This gun shot well, no burps and a very good grouping for fast shooting.
Gun feels good in the hand - DA is a little tough and a little gritty - S/A was a dream.
I'm liking the gun for sure.


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but cannot figure out if its one of the cheap knock-offs or one of the better ones. Searched every symbol I could find on the net but Im still coming up empty. Could someone with some far better knowledge help? The barrell has an AA under a crown stamped on it. The slide has what looks like a backwards dragon (maybe lion) with a little snake tongue and a tail. The base of the gun right under the slide has the same symbol, A crown with a shield and the letter X inside the shield and the letters p.v. I was able to take the barrel off but couldn't get the slide off. So, I don't know if their are more stamps internally on the gun. I'm think of putting a few dollars into the gun to clean it up and give it back to dad if its worth it. Thank you for any comments in advance....
Yup. Pictures.
However--let's do a little guessing. Crown over AA (is there a C under the AA?) could be the trademark of Azana y Arrizabalaga of Eibar Spain.
Crown over Shield with an X in it---Good chance that's the Spanish Admission mark (Eibar) 1929-31.
Semi auto in 7.65 (32 ACP)???? My GUESS--and that's all it is without pictures---is a "Ruby" pistol.
I was thinking more along the lines of the French/Spanish Ruby pistol made from the teens through the 30's.
Hopefully the OP will be along with some pics---
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Hey, I don't mean to hijack this thread but i have the basic issue and i have pictures I'm trying to ID this possible Ruby gun and see if it is what is referred to as an "Official" Ruby". Serial number: 10607
has lion and PV on the rear, lion on the barrel and lion on the slide. CAL 765
Those pics look like the 1914 "Liberty pistol I own. Shoots 7.65 mm (.32 acp) and it runs pretty good actually
Those who would sacrifice freedom for security deserve neither...........Benjamin Franklin
I have one of those also and mine shoots quite well actually. I will post a picture soon and maybe we can get some mor info on this pistol.
Found plenty of info on these on Wikipedia under 1914 Liberty pistol.
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I had so much fun buying stuff for Aidan's nursery. I'm big on the little things that can transform a room. All the decorations and little details are my favorite part of his nursery.
I had to add this picture because this just makes me laugh, the pee pee teepee! The things they come up with these days. Hopefully they will help limit the number of times I get peed on, doubt it!
Ugly doll: Newbury Comics
Giraffe changing pad cover: Babies R' Us
ABC wall art: Trendy Peas
Giraffe wall art: A Vintage Poster
Number wall art: Sugar Fresh
Bedding: Carousel Designs
Wall art quotes: Livy Love Designs
Giraffe clock: Decoylab
Piggy bank: HomeGoods
Giraffe figurine: HomeGoods
Globe: HomeGoods
End table: HomeGoods
Wooden elephant: Arks and Animals
Map wall art: Wallfry
Wooden sign: Wreckd Wood
White giraffe hook: Anthropologie
Printed A: Anthropologie
Wooden A: Buy Buy Baby
12 month frame: Buy Buy Baby
Pee Pee Teepees: Babies R' Us
Decorating Aidan's nursery was almost as fun as shopping for baby boy clothes! Clothes shopping always wins in my book. Cannot wait to dress this little man! I mean look at this little bomber jacket!
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Last weekend Greg Givan (a long time reader) invited me to his cookout to sample meats from six different continents. He called it, Grill around the Globe. You can see the prep for the cookout on his blog NicoleandGreg.net. He even made a Bacon Explosion that only lasted 2 minutes after it was done. Next year he plans to make more of them.
While I was at the cookout I met one of the food writers for the Post-Gazette (that libby lib rag that published the bacon bomb op-ed) Bill Toland. He was a really nice guy so I decided to forgive the Post for its bacon hate (for now). While in conversation with Bill I found out that he planned to write about the event, so in typical blogger fashion, instead of writing a detailed post about event myself, I will just link to Bill's news story with a summary of what I think about it. So here it goes:
Recently Bill Toland, food writer for the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, did a story about a cookout I attended last week called Grill Around the Globe. He starts off with a short rant about people not liking globalization, but then quickly gets to the meat of the cookout. Bill shows off his journalistic credibility by finding out that Exotic Meats USA supplied the meat for the event. He also found out that a lot of the meat was farmed here in North America. This is kind of good since I was imagining a crazy poaching operation or something, and was starting to feel some guilt. So if you want to know more of the nitty-gritty about the cookout checkout Bills article.
Here is a list of the meats and what I thought about them:
- Yak – This was the last meat on the menu that day and I was not feeling up to it. I filled up on Bacon Explosion and beer. Beth on the other hand tried it and she thought it was amazingly tender and yummy. She also was a big fan of the candied banana Greg served it on.
- Alligator – This was like eating what looked like an overcooked scallop but had the texture of a steak. It was not chewy at all like you would think it would be. It did not taste like chicken.
- Crocodile – You would think Alligator and Crocodile would taste the same but they are way different in flavor. It was kind of like the difference between dark and white meat in chicken.
- Elk – I am not a fan of deer meat but this was nothing like it. It was tender and yummy. It kind of made me wish I was in a Wolf pack so I could take one of these down every night for dinner.
- Boar – It was like eating pork with a gamey flavor to it. Again, I usually don't like deer meat because of the gamey flavor but for some reason it added to the flavor of the pork. I really enjoyed this and I now wonder what boar bacon would taste like.
- Llama – Sadly I was running late for the cookout and this was first on the menu. By the time I got there it was all gone, so I imagine it was amazingly good.
- Kangaroo – I don't know if it was because of the beer, but I can't remember anything special about Kangaroo meat.
- Antelope – This was in sausage links so all you could really taste was spices which were mild in flavor. It was good but nothing to get excited about.
As you can see, it was a great cookout and I hope it inspires other people to try and do the same. The only thing it was missing was boar bacon. If you know anything about these meats or have done a cookout like this please share via a comment.


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The Czech, ranked 62nd in the world, was a dogged, determined opponent for the sixth seed on Court Two, chasing down every ball.
However, she found Serena's powerful first serve tough to handle, staggering backwards like a punch-drunk boxer when the ball thundered towards her.
Serena served for the match at 5-3 but Strycova broke her in a long ninth game, after forcing the American to slide across the grass to save two of three breakpoints.
Serena, who last won here two years ago, broke straight back, taking the victory on her second matchpoint and letting out a scream of joy when the Czech put a forehand long.
Serena, whose older sister Venus lost in the first round on Monday, will face Hungarian qualifier Melinda Czink in the second round.
She may hope to be on a bigger court next time, having wondered aloud at previous Wimbledon tournaments why she was so often scheduled to be on the smaller Court Two.
Asked about that complaint on Tuesday, Serena was reluctant to reply.
"I just can't talk about that right now, I'm not in the mood," she said.
She was more forthcoming when asked what she had learnt from her shock first-round defeat at the French Open last month.
"I learnt that... you've got to keep going," she said. "I was playing excellent before Paris.
"I was really disappointed, obviously I was extremely disappointed. But," she added with a laugh, "as Kelly Clarkson says, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger."
Serena said she was delighted to be have been confirmed on the US Olympic team on Tuesday and was looking forward to defending her doubles title with Venus next month at Wimbledon.
"I love playing doubles with her normally but especially at the Olympics. It's a whole another level. I really enjoy the opportunity to play with her, so it is real cool."
Petra Kvitova overcame a nervy start to the defence of her Wimbledon title to book her place in the second round with a 6-4 6-4 win over Akgul Amanmuradova.
Whether it was the swathes of empty seats to greet her arrival or her sluggish movement and frequently misdirected groundstrokes, there was little in Kvitova's first round victory to suggest she was the defending champion.
In contrast to number one seed Maria Sharapova, who treated a packed Centre Court to a regal display on Monday, the Czech showed little superstar quality as she nervously moved into the second round with a win over the Uzbek world number 96.
It is 12 months since the number four seed upset Sharapova to claim the title, but she looked ill-at-ease in the role of champion as she strolled out on Tuesday to begin her title defence.
It ended happily with the Czech saluting Centre Court with a smile and a wave, but it began in a flurry of unforced errors.
"I was nervous," she said during a rather swift press conference that extended to just three questions.
"It was first time for me to be as the defending champion of the grand slam. It was huge honour to come to the Centre Court.
"Of course I would like to make everyone happy, but it's not that easy."
She looked less than happy in the opening games as she was broken early by Amanmuradova and was twice just one point away from falling a double break behind.
There was a hint of ruthless arrogance in the way Sharapova dispatched Anastasia Rodionova, but Kvitova was edgy and almost diffident.
Her movement was poor and the mistakes were multiplying, but her superior power meant an upset never felt likely providing she could find her range.
At 4-1 down in the first set she finally started to put it all together and she won five games in a row to win the opening set and the second was more straightforward.
A rain delay threatened to cause the first appearance of the Wimbledon roof, but the giant mechanical structure was held back as the swift shower passed and Kvitova returned to court to finish off her opponent.
"It was lot of firsts for me today but I'm happy that I stayed calm inside and not to be panic in the important points," she said after setting up a second round clash against Britain's Elena Baltacha.
Deposed world number one Victoria Azarenka was untroubled against Irina Falconi in her match, screaming to a 6-1 6-4 victory while former French Open champion Francesca Schiavone, the 24th seed, survived a scare against home favourite Laura Robson before winning 2-6 6-2 6-4.


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In a much-reported study, the Russell Sage Foundation discovered that median household wealth in this country fell by 36 percent in the 10-year period ending last year. Wealth for people at the top, as other news stories remind us, has continued to soar. These things are a consequence of the Great Recession, of course, but they are also a reminder of the grand narrative of our time: The lot of average Americans constantly seems to be growing worse. ... But sooner or later you will also have to acknowledge that there are two parties in this country, not just one; that the Democrats held significant power during the period in question, including (for much of it) the presidency itself; and that even when they are not in the White House, these Democrats nevertheless retain the capacity to persuade and to organize. For a party of the left, dreadful news like this should be rocket fuel. For the Dems, however, it hasn't been. Why is that? Well, for one thing, because a good number of those Democrats have not really objected to the economic policies that have worked these awful changes over the years.Off-shoring and floodtide immigration have done more to depress middle-class income than any other government policy. With jobs vanishing overseas, and with competition for remaining jobs at home increasing from low-wage immigrants, the middle and lower-middle class working folk have been pummeled. Remember, it was Bill Clinton who pushed through NAFTA, which turned out to be disastrous for workers. And Obama rammed through the free trade agreement with South Korea. The Democrats' idea of helping workers is to toss them an anvil when they're drowning.
Monday, August 18, 2014
The Two-Party Curse
Republicans care only for the rich, while Democrats champion the poor. Right? Well, that's a well-used and effective slogan for Dems, but as this Salon writer confesses, it's a pretty empty slogan. In truth, Democrats have a lot to answer for:
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- Miguel D'Anconia said...
And the best part is we subsidize South Korea's defense so they can take our jobs plus we do the same for Israel. Our "leaders" are more than happy to slit our throats to bleed us out.
- August 18, 2014 at 10:54 AM
The one thing worse than having a two party system such as this one, is to have an ignorant constituency who will only ever vote for one party no matter what.
- August 18, 2014 at 2:19 PM
- Logan Smith said...
Not only did NAFTA send our jobs over seas, it also gave incentive for illegal aliens to jump the border, because they couldn't compete with the U.S.' farms. It also gave rise to Central American gangs, since the drug market rose after all the farmers started growing cocaine and marijuana to make money.
- August 18, 2014 at 3:10 PM
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Getaway car spotted in Plaisance day before businessman's murder
The day before Plaisance businessman Deryck "Backatoo" Cox was fatally shot during a suspected robbery attempt at his business, the white car believed to have been used by his assailants for their getaway was seen slowly moving around the area.
The man's family, who was yesterday literally still picking up the pieces of what used to be his livelihood, has been told that no arrests have been made so far, but investigations are continuing.
When Stabroek News visited the deceased's residence, and the place where he was shot twice, family members were attempting to restore some semblance of order to the shop, especially the area near the entrance, where Cox had lain, just two days ago, gasping for breath.
Cox's son, Hilton Bernard, 43, of Bartica, told this newspaper yesterday that on Sunday he received a call from a friend who told him "yuh old man geh murder". Bernard said he travelled to Plaisance the same day. Cox was the father of 15 children and when asked about the whereabouts of his siblings, Bernard explained that two of them were in separate prisons and probably still unaware of their father's passing; there were several others who lived in the community, but were not around at the time; and a few others who lived in other villages but whose whereabouts he could not determine.
The post-mortem examination (PME) conducted on Cox's body yesterday concluded that the man died as a result of being shot twice through the heart. His nephew Marlon Temmott said he learned that while one of the bullets pierced his uncle's heart before exiting his body, the other was still lodged in his heart at the time of the PME.
A resident told Stabroek News that on the night before Cox was murdered, a white car, which did not have any number plates, was seen driving in the area, slowly. The resident said the movement of the car was very suspicious, but nothing much was thought of it. According to Temmott, he had been informed that the same car had been parked some distance from the shop, and that after shooting his uncle, the assailants made their way to the car then sped away.
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"They try fuh rob he but he mussy fight back, he was a big man so they cudda never wrestle he and beat he, that is why they shoot he," said Ayodele Hall, the man's great niece, who maintained her belief that he was shot during an attempt to rob him.
Hall explained that Cox was a very robust man, and despite his age, he was still very active and worked out regularly. She said that not only did he operate the grocery without assistance, but he could be seen regularly fetching large bags of rice, sugar and flour.
Though Hall said there were two attackers, she maintained that Cox would have easily been able to fend them off, had he not been shot.
Hall, whose residence is in the same yard as Cox's shop/residence, told Stabroek News that sometime around 10 on Saturday night she heard two gunshots ring out, after which the elderly man called out for help.
She did not dare to venture outside and instead she called Temmott, who was at a dance not too far away. By the time Temmott had arrived, the attackers had made good their escape, leaving Cox gasping for air at the entrance. Relatives and residents quickly coordinated transportation to get him to the hospital, but it was all in vain as he died five minutes into the journey.
According to a police release, both spent shells were recovered at the scene of the incident; one on top of a fridge and the other on top of a freezer. Both appliances were near the area where Cox was discovered. Stabroek News was told that both rounds were .32 calibre ammunition.
Hall had suggested that the men's easy escape was aided by the fact that there was a dance the same night which was attended by most persons who were still on the streets at that time. She also suggested that the men intentionally tried to rob Cox during the dance for that very reason.
"Nobody ain't really went round, so they had all the time to do what they had to do, de place did desolate," she said.
Though the latest, Saturday's attack was not the first or second time Cox's shop was the target of a robbery attempt. According to Hall, Cox had been robbed approximately three times before, during one of which he was broadsided with a cutlass. She explained that one night she heard what sounded like zinc sheets being tampered with.
The following morning they found that a few of the sheets had been raised, presumably by thieves attempting to get into the shop. On another occasion, she said she heard a suspicious sound outside her house. Upon looking through the window, she saw someone trying to pry open a loose board on the shop.
Both attempts were unsuccessful. On Saturday, however, the assailants were successful in breaching the shop, although the commotion seemed to prevent them from escaping with any money or other valuables.
This is the second robbery/murder to occur on the East Coast Demerara in a two-week period. On Sunday December 9, Kamall Ramsahoye, a 38-year-old Annandale businessman was found dead at his residence on the with 10 stab wounds about his body. A PME later concluded that the man died from haemorrhaging and shock dude to massive blood loss.
The murder baffled members of Ramsahoye's family, since his house was a virtual fortress, enclosed by a concrete fence which stands over 8 feet tall and with the only entry points to the yard being two metal fences, whose height matched that of the wall and which are outfitted with pointed fixtures on top. In addition to the external defences, each window and door of the house was securely grilled.
An individual had been held in connection with the crime but was released after evidence suggested no connection. There has since been no further development.
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So this is funny but also important. Among the books on tape to which I've recently been listening are Pattie Boyd's memoir, Wonderful Tonight, which is two CDs, and Eric Clapton's Clapton, which is five CDs. Both are abridged. (I plan to fill in the Clapton parts with the actual book, I swear.) Anyway, what's funny is the competing renditions of Clapton's inspiration for writing what is probably his most annoying song ever, "Wonderful Tonight." Boyd, who couldn't stop with having inspired George Harrison's "Something" and also of course, "Layla" -- which still gets my vote for greatest rock song ever -- explains the song in a straightforward, lovey-dovey, "didn't I look wonderful that night to Eric" fashion. It's barf material. Clapton, on the other hand, tells a far more credible story, in which his girlfriend (or wife, I forget when it happens) won't stop changing her clothes and is making them incredibly late for a party. She keeps asking how she looks, and he keeps saying, "Wonderful, wonderful, now can we please get the **** outta here?" It's both a commentary on the differing ways men's and women's brains work, but also on the elusive quality of truth -- and, therefore, the silliness of the conceit of objective journalism. On the other hand, it's also an argument against people who say, thoughtlessly, it's never all right to lie. In When Presidents Lie, I noted -- against the advice of my editor, who thought it sounded sexist -- that any man who answered "yes" when, waiting to go to a dinner party, your wife asks, "Does this dress make me look fat?" -- even if it does -- is simply an idiot. The Clapton audio book is read by my friend, the great actor Bill Nighy. Pattie reads her own book. Both are on Random House Audio.
(Having finished them, I am onto the audio version of Richard Russo's Bridge of Sighs, which is happily unabridged, and also happily read by Arthur Morey, who is really good at this. Since it's really long -- good, but long -- I occasionally break it up with parts of the three-CD Stephen Colbert book on tape, which I'm told is different than the book, but I've not had a moment to open that up. Russo is also a Random Audio book, but Colbert is from Hachette audio. I think it's great, but I worry about Mr. Colbert's campaign, because ...)
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When it comes to America's oily history in Iraq, there is just about no backstory -- not in the mainstream anyway. Even at this late date, with the price of crude heading for the $100 a barrel mark, Iraqi oil is -- well, not exactly censored out -- just (let's face it) so darn embarrassing to write about. In fact, now that all those other explanations for invading Iraq -- WMD, freedom, you name it -- have long since flown the coop, there really is no explanation (except utter folly) for Bush's invasion. So, better to move on, and quickly at that. These last months, however, TomDispatch has returned repeatedly to the subject of oil, the invasion, and the Bush administration as a reminder that history, even when not in sight, matters.
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Name: Rob Tomshany
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One more notable version of ''The Jazz Singer,'' possibly seen by more people than one or two of the other versions you've listed, is the great Tex Avery cartoon ''I Love to Singa'' from 1936. In this one the conflict is almost purely aesthetic, with a stuffy classical musician trying in vain to suppress his offspring's jazzier inclinations. The title song came from Al Jolson's then-current film ''The Singing Kid." (And good luck finding it!)
Name: Jim Carlile
Hometown: Burbank California
Hi Eric,
I have a feeling that the reason "The Jazz Singer" became the first talkie feature has a lot more to do with circumstance rather than any underlying psychology. Here's what Jack Warner said about it:
"It is ironic, I think, that 'The Jazz Singer' qualified as a talking picture only because of a freak accident. Sam (Warner) was supervising the song recording when Jolson, in a burst of exuberance, cried out, 'You ain't heard nothing yet, folks. Listen to this.'
"Jolson had often used these words on the Broadway stage as a sort of trademark, and when Sam listened to the phrase on playback he realized that the singer's speaking voice could have a shattering wallop." ('My First Hundred Years in Hollywood,' 1964, p. 177)
Warner's not always reliable, but this story makes sense, since Vitaphone had already done a good number of musical shorts at the time, and Sam was supervising the film. The play had been a big hit with Jessel in the role, and there was a race among the other studios to see who could come up with an adequate playback technology that could cope with longer films. Warners took the first shot because they had a workable system and a good proven musical property right at hand.
Name: Edward Furey
Hometown: New York
Jewish characters, if not themes, began to turn up again openly in World War II films, which pointedly made little of them.
Even though John Garfield is in the picture, playing a gunner named Winocki, who may or may not be Jewish, the "Air Force" B-17 crew included assistant crew chief Weinberg, played by George Tobias. As I recall, we learn his son has been killed in action, either at Pearl Harbor or in the Philippines. Various other characters with obviously Jewish names turn up other pictures. In a service for the dead in "Action in the North Atlantic" Humphrey Bogart mentions "Able Seaman Morris Goldberg."
Stories generally revolved around a bomber crew, fighter squadron, PT Boat, submarine, tank or infantry platoon, in which representative American types fought side by side. Except for blacks, with the rare exception of "Crash Dive" where the sub's cook joins in a commando raid and gets off a rare joke at the expense of the whites, when he tells Tyrone Power and the rest blackening their faces that he's the only natural born commando, to good natured laughter all around.
But with that exception duly noted, there was almost always an obviously Jewish character, often a Dodger fan, both in and of the crew, fighting side by side with the Texan, the Kid, the Iowa Farmboy, the Romeo, the Tennessee Volunteer and Joe College from New England.
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Ann Arbor, MI (rushPRnews) 06/27/13 — A delegation of 22 business bosses from Changchun - the city known as "China's Detroit" came to Coventry to see how ultraseal International has continually led the world in the field of vacuum impregnation of cast metal parts.
Changchun is the home of one of China's largest automotive companies, FAW, the First Automotive Works Group, and has joint ventures with global OEMs such as Toyota and VW.
The group, who were on an educational visit organised by the University of East London, included Ultraseal on their itinerary. The visitors were keen to learn more about Ultraseal's pedigree of excellence and innovation.
Many companies in the automotive industry and supply chain use vacuum impregnation with sealants as a routine quality enhancement because it is a permanent and reliable solution to the eternal problem of casting porosity.
Casting porosity is the phenomenon of microscopic holes forming during the casting process that can lead to leak paths forming in finished parts, causing a variety of problems ranging from poor surface finishes to failure.
Ultraseal International has a long history of innovation in the field of vacuum impregnation and produces the world leading Rexeal 100TM recycling porosity sealant that offers significant cost and environmental benefits.
After a tour of Ultraseal's UK headquarters, they were then taken to the historic St Mary's Guildhall in Coventry for presentations by Menghan Shen, a Chinese graduate of Royal Holloway University, who is working for Norman Hay Group plc, and Steve Hubbard of sister company Surface Technology, which specialises in surface coatings. Afterwards they visited Coventry Cathedral.
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So I know nearly every blogger in new England has posted a Brimfield Antique Show roundup, but what the heck, I went and had a lovely day with Keyse and the gang from Ampersand and I took some pictures, so here you go. I didn't purchase much - a little jewelry, some doll house furniture - I'm going to be having a big purge and sale this summer, so I wasn't looking for anything large.
Anyway, here are the beauties that got away!!
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The city's swine flu epidemic may be spreading. City health officials are currently investigating reports of flu symptoms at the School of the Ascension, a parochial elementary school in Manhattan, and P.S. 177, a public special ed school in Queens. P.S. 177 is just blocks from another parochial school, Saint Francis Prep, where the city's outbreak started. Mayor Bloomberg says it may be the reason why students and staff at P.S. 177 have started falling ill.
BLOOMBERG: Of the approx 380 in school, 82 currently called in sick, 12 with fever, and one of those has two siblings at Saint Francis.
Health Commissioner Doctor Thomas Friedan says swine flu is here, and it's spreading, just like garden variety influenza does during flu season.
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He says it's been less than a week since the first reports of swine flu at Saint Francis Prep. There are now 44 confirmed cases of swine flu and five probable cases. Those include a two-year-old in the Bronx, who's currently in the hospital, and a woman in Brooklyn, who was also hospitalized, but has been released. Friedan says his agency is focusing on severe cases like those, to determine whether New York City's cases represent a new and more severe strain.


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I am going to install a GM tilt column from Flamiong River with no ignition swith. I have not purchased that yet.
The fromt end is a Mustang II and all the linkage I have is the steering box on the front end with the splined shaft.
My question is, do you install the steering column first and build up the u joints and shaft to the steering box.....or build up from the steering box to the steering column? Also, how do you determine which length steering column to order?
Any help would be appreciated.
Hummmmmm, First of all get a measuring tape...........lol,j/k
sorry I couldn't help it you left yourself wide open.
Have some one help you, take a piece of tailpipe tubing or something like that long enough to simulate the column,,
hold it in place, and measure from the end to the steering sector, allowing for the correct angles for the u-joints. Mark the other end where you want the steering wheel.
Zipop you have the length.
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Thanks for the tip, but do the shafts that you can order come in a form that can be cut to length....or do you have to order specific lengths?
You'll have to ask your supplier that, as I make my own.
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69 ss rs bb camaro wifes driver
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The shafts come in either a specific length like 18", or 36". You can also have them cut to a length you specify. I used a broomstick and a piece of cardboard cut in the shape of my steering wheel to figure out how long a column to order. You also need to decide how much you want to stick out the other side of the firewall. The normal amount is usually 2" to 3". Once you have that nailed then you can figure the U-joints and shafts. I first had my column and drop in hand before I ordered the u-joints and shafts. If you look at my gallery you can see that I used wood dowels with the U-joint initially to figure the proper length before I cut my 36" SS double D shaft.
Good photo storyboard
Thanks for the answer to my question. Your photos look almost like my setup. it appears that you used 1 spline to dd, 1 dd to ddand a dd to dd at the column?? Did you not have to use any support bearings? I do not see any in your photos.
Yes, I used a 26-9/16" spline U-joint on the Flaming River rack, then double D's the rest of the way. I did use a support bearing, look closely, it is temporarily held in place with a C clamp.
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I am building a 1933 Plymouth 5 window coupe street rod. Rescued it from rusting away beside a garage in the Texas Panhandle. I have some pictures in my gallery. It is a 350 bored .060 over.....I went a little overboard on it though...will be barely streetable engine -wise...has a big Crane Cam with rollers and an 800 Edelbrock. Trans is a Bowtie Overdrive Stage 3 2004R....B&M Quicksilver shifter....GM 12 bolt rear 4:11 gears...TRW flat top forged pistons with 6" rods and a Lunati billet performance crank
Hadn't built a rod in over 35 years, so I thought... WHY NOT!!! Lotsa cool stuff available now
This is my first rod in over 20 years. I built a 69 Camaro while the kids were small. Sold it to buy a new truck and raised the kids. Now it's time to play. My daughter lives in Dallas and we come through Palestine all the time on our way to visit her. Like to drop in on you some time and see the rod.
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Hmmm. I just did one with a friend in his 41 P.U. Just a thought about it. Set the new unit in place and leave it loose until you have a seat. We put his in and then had to adjust it several times to get the right angle and distance for his fit. Used an extra link rod because of this. Flamming River units are very easy to do. Suspect that they all are.
I made the mistake of not paying attention to were the horn button feed is located. I accidentally positioned it at 2 oclock. this is causing problems with the cancellation feature on the turn signals.
I think they say the horn button feed should be located a 10 oclock with the front wheels pointing forward.
Hope my mistake is not repeated. Now I have to remove my ujoint from the rack and rotate the steering wheel to the proper location and reconnect. Just a hassle.
Flaming River and Borgerson both have good catalogs and web sites packed with information.
Good luck.
I have a rebuilt gm column.
A magazine article on installing columns pointed that out. Thats when I went to the garage and noticed my column. I sometimes have a problem with my signals.
Maybe someone on this board can confirm the location of the horn button with the wheels pointing straight ahead. Anyone?
Instructions that came with the Ididit Column I put in the 57 said to position it at 10 o'clock with the wheels pointed straight ahead.
I'm not sure if you checked out other steering shaft companies, but there's one in Torrington, CT called Borgeson Universal (www.borgeson.com). They make collapsable shafts so that you can adjust it to the right length between your steering box and column. Flaming River may do the same thing, but I used Borgeson for my jeep steering because they're about 40 minutes away. I'm pretty sure they do custom work as well if you need anything strange in there.
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January 30, 2013
Avalanche watch in effect
An avalanche watch is in effect for the Steamboat zone through 9 a.m. Thursday, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. Forecast snow accumulations and wind and high elevations mean natural and triggered avalanches will become likely Thursday. The avalanche danger in the Steamboat zone is considerable on all aspects and elevations, according to the report.
Steamboat Springs — Heavy snow created whiteout conditions across Steamboat Springs for much of the day Wednesday and is expected to continue to pile up powder through Thursday afternoon.
By the time the system exits the area later Thursday, as much as 16 inches of new snow could rest on the valley floor, and Mount Werner could have as much as 30 inches of new snow covering the slopes of Steamboat Ski Area.
As many residents and visitors noticed Wednesday, the snow associated with the storm is particularly light, the result of ideal temperatures for the creation of dendrites, "a crystal form that is particularly light, dry and airy and comprises our Champagne Powder," Steamboat-based meteorologist Mike Weissbluth wrote in an email to the Steamboat Today on Wednesday.
A winter storm warning remains in effect for Steamboat Springs and the surrounding areas through 6 p.m. Thursday. The National Weather Service predicted the heaviest snowfall on west- and north-facing slopes Wednesday afternoon and evening, but snow showers will linger into Thursday afternoon.
Weissbluth expects the snow to dissipate sometime after noon Thursday.
The snowfall will be accompanied by gusty winds at higher elevations. The conditions on Rabbit Ears Pass are expected to remain treacherous until the system exits the region.
Thursday's high temperature will reach 29 degrees, but the overnight low will drop into the single digits. The National Weather Service forecasts clearing skies by Friday with daytime highs in the upper 20s to mid-30s throughout the weekend. Weissbluth, however, said a last hurrah from the storm cycle could leave another 1 to 4 inches of snow in Steamboat by Saturday morning.
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Today, I am sharing with you, how you can manually set up Etisalat, Glo, Airtel and MTN internet settings on your Android phone or tab, be it Samsung, HTC, LG or Tecno Android phone. You must know the APN of Etisalat, Glo, MTN and Airtel for you to be able to configure your Android for internet.
How Do I configure Internet Settings On my Android Phone or tab?
==> Tap "Menu" or "Apps"
==> Tap "Settings"
==> Tap "Wireless and Networks" or "More Settings"
- If you tapped "Wireless and Networks", tap "Mobile Networks"
- If you tapped "More Settings", tap "Mobile Networks" > "Mobile Data"
==> Press "Menu" (looks like four horizontal lines, a square within a square or the word Menu)
==> Then select 'New APN'
==> This is where you will enter the specific internet settings of the mobile network you want to configure on your Android device.
Now, let me assume you want to configure Glo Mobile GPRS settings on your Android. Just key in the details below:
Name: Glo Nigeria
APN: gloflat
Username: flat
Password: flat
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
Authentication type:
APN Type:
==> Press "Menu" and select "Save"
==> Press on the grey box or circle to the right of "Glo Nigeria" and it will fill in with a smaller green dot or tick mark.
That's all.
NOTE: '..Enable data access over Mobile network' is ticked.
If you look closely at the settings above, you will notice that you entered only the Name, APN, Username and Password while leaving the other parameters untouched. The four parameters are the main settings you need to configure to make your android phone or tab to browse with the mobile network of your choice.
Below are the 3G/GPRS Android Internet Settings for MTN, Glo. Airtel and Etisalat Nigeria
MTN 3G/GPRS Internet settings for AndroidName: MTN Nigeria
APN: web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net
Username: web
Password: web
Glo Mobile Internet settings for AndroidName: Glo Nigeria
APN: gloflat
Username: flat
Password: flat
Airtel Internet Settings for AndroidName: Airtel Nigeria
APN: internet.ng.airtel.com
Username: internet
Password: internet
Etisalat Internet Settings for AndroidName: Etisalat Nigeria
APN: etisalat
That's all.
Assuming you have already purchased or subscribed to a mobile data plan of your preferred mobile network, you should be able to connect to the internet after successful manual configuration of your Android device. You can restart your phone though.
To subscribe to MTN, Glo, Airtel and Etisalat data plans, check:
==> Codes for MTN data plans
==> Codes for Glo mobile data plans
==> Codes for Airtel data plans
==> Codes for Etisalat data plans.
If you have contributions or questions to ask, kindly relay them via comments. If the internet settings of your mobile network is not listed in this post, feel free to share the settings via comments.
NOTE: This guide is applicable anywhere in the world, provided you know the internet settings of your country's mobile networks.


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Approaching the status of the dodo and currently about as prevalent as a giant panda, silence has become an endangered species.
Social networking means we think everyone wants to hear us, all of the time. When it was said this week that the ceremonial pomp of Thatcher's funeral was oh so British, someone pointed out that the sarcastic commentary of Twitter made it all the more so.
Then someone else said so in another way, and 19 people probably sitting in the same office retweeted it.
Cue Private Eye's joke this week that the only way to achieve a respectful minute's quiet was to "Tell everyone Mark Thatcher has a knighthood" and trigger stunned silence.
The dread of a dinner party fading away into a conversation lull has spread to virtual life. No one wants to risk shutting up. Perhaps it's a fear that Twitter silence on A Big Issue is the equivalent of disappearing. (Although my experience suggests that the trick to gaining followers is going on holiday and disappearing for a week — perhaps I should take that as a sign.)
Still, the silence-fear factor means your average bod is more opinionated than a lecture hall full of students. Some of the time, that's boring. Nobody wants to hear another person's "view" on Mick Philpott.
But sometimes it's plain dangerous. After the Boston marathon bombs this week, a blog went viral that began: "Twitter does its best work in the first five minutes after a disaster, and its worst in the 12 hours after that."
That prophecy came true. Early messages from people stating the fact that the explosions had taken place or announcing their safety melted away to inevitably misguided speculation regarding the cause of the explosions, then the identity of the bomber.
Conspiracies spread like bacteria, until the name of a 20-year-old man who, like hundreds of others, was hurt by the bombing and taken to hospital for treatment went viral on Twitter. Unlike others, he was a Saudi and became a brief suspect, to the extent that his apartment was searched.
Hours later he wasn't a suspect any more. But by then he had been dragged through the nth-degree of speculation by millions worldwide. Our hunger for information was so strong that a news producer felt the need to chase his student roommate down the street to ask him, repeatedly, if he was sure he hadn't been living with a killer. The boy was close to tears as he begged, "Let me go to school, dude," the New Yorker reported.
You can certainly blame the press — as many did when Joanna Yeates was murdered and Christopher Jefferies falsely accused. But Twitter is faster, completely unfettered.
Many post-bomb tweets had a gleeful "get 'em" tone that suggested their authors had forgotten Boston's tragedy even as it still unfolded. Others twisted the awful images of violent destruction into "evidence" for the veracity of their own long-established beliefs.
Social media did some good work too. Blood banks ended up turning potential donors away after Twitter pleas had helped fill their supplies; Google's missing person finder is as fast as anyone could wish.
But swirling rumours and baseless accusations also took their toll.
A tweet may be quick and cheap. But in the aftermath of tragedy, silence is often just as valuable.
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Multiple St.St. and Alg-Diff Eq
Two questions:
1) Can Mathematica solve for multiple steady states? Currently I am using
Findroot and am getting solutions seem to oscillate between 2 different
steady states.
2) Can Mathematica solve systems of Algebraic and Differential Equations
(i.e. like DASSL)?
Thanks in advance,


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A resolution with intentions to change Lebanons government to a City Manager form is to be withdrawn from the City Councils agenda for its regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
The resolution was initially proposed by Ward 2 Councilor Kevin Huddleston. A public hearing is still to be held at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday to allow citizens to voice their opinions about the issue.
At least two councilors, Ward 3 Councilor Rob Cesternino and Ward 4 Councilor Joe Hayes, said they would not support the resolution because of bad timing and a lack of information about a transition from one type of government to another.
The council is hoping to hold at least one work session to discuss the logistics and possible changes in moving to a City Manager form of government before the resolution is put back on the agenda.
The public hearing will take place Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 5:30 p.m. in the Town Meeting Hall at the Lebanon Administration Building located at 200 North Castle Heights Ave.
By PATRICK HALL, The Wilson Post
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Deck or Patio?
What adds more value to a home a wooden deck or a patio of pavers? We are making some improvements to our home over the next year and want to sell it once the market gets better. Can you compare and contrast the two options as far as cost, labor, dyi-ability or contract it out, etc.?
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I would go 870 or Mossberg 500. Ithica use to make a Deer Slayer model years ago. If you do not like the damage of the 12 gauge try a sabot load or go to the 20 gauge model. Hornady makes a SST sabot. I am very fond of the SST bullets. Good stuff. You will have to have a fully rifled barrel for the sabots but that will also increase range and accuracy. That is the reason I do not hunt more in Illinois is the whole center fire rifle issue. My .02
Looks like Ithica still makes it http://www.ithacagun.com/deerslayer3.html
Mossberg http://www.mossberg.com/products/default.asp?id=3# they make a fully rifled slugster 2 barrel combo model
Remington http://www.remington.com/products/fi...press_deer.asp


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Radford, Va. – Campbell's swimming team (1-2) defeated CCSA conference rival Radford (W, 174-106), but fell to both Marshall (L, 102-186) and James Madison (L, 62-236) in the team's first meet of the season on Oct. 1 in Radford, Va. at the Dedmon Center.
Sophomore Cheriesse Campbell led the team with a pair of second place finishes on the afternoon. Cheriesse Campbell was the runner-up in the 200 free (1:54.94) and the 500 free (5:10.10).
Sophomore Kylie Warne also had a runner-up finish for CU in placing second in the 200 IM (2:12.32). She also was CU's highest finisher in the 1,000 free (10:44.92)
Fellow sophomore Charlotte Cornet had a strong opening meet for Campbell in finishing third in the 100 (1:08.18) and the 200 breast (2:28.11).
Freshman Larissa Joassaint finished third in the 50 free and was the team's top finisher in the 100 butterfly (1:01.73).
Next, Campbell's swimming program travels to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne at 6 pm. on Oct. 5.


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More Java developers today want to work with XML, the technology that enables data to be transported intact over the Internet, but they don't have time to become XML experts. If this describes you, then you'll appreciate data binding, the new way of converting XML documents into Java objects, so those documents can be worked on and manipulated like any other Java object, then converted back to XML
This new title provides an in-depth technical look at XML Data Binding. The book offers complete documentation of all features in both the Sun Microsystems JAXB API and popular open source alternative implementations (Enhydra Zeus, Exolabs Castor and Quick). It also gets into significant detail about when data binding is appropriate to use, and provides numerous practical examples of using data binding in applications.
As Author Brett McLaughlin says "Too many books are written about technologies by people who barely understand them. I've already written two data binding implementations (Zeus, and a previous one for IBM DeveloperWorks.) I've actually used data binding for longer than the official specification has been in existence, and I've really been able to dig into what it takes to code an effective data biding implementation, as well as use one correctly. This book is part user guide, part under-the-hood manual, and part use-case. It's a powerful combination, and one I think people need."
Brett McLaughlin has been working in computers since the Logo days. (Remember the little triangle?) He currently specializes in building application infrastructure using Java and Java-related technologies. He has spent the last several years implementing these infrastructures at Nextel Communications and Allegiance Telecom, Inc. Brett is one of the co-founders of the Java Apache project Turbine, which builds a reusable component architecture for web application development using Java servlets. He is also a contributor of the EJBoss project, an open source EJB application server, and Cocoon, an open source XML web-publishing engine. He is author of the soon-to-be-released O'Reilly book, Building Java Enterprise Applications.
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The new JAXB version do support 'DTD' as it support Schema ,I have another question :when I want to insert a new record into the XML file (movies.xml), must I first UNMARSHAL the file, and add the corresponding object (Movie) to the generated Movies's movie list, then MARSHAL it?I think it looks not so beatiful when the Movies has a large number of movies!
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By Surendra
The book was a really good reading.BUT, when I started to work on JAXB, it was totally diffrent!They have dropped the support for DTD and taken Schema support.Which is just the opposite - what the book says.SO PLEASE DON'T BUY THIS BOOK NOW !WAIT TILL THE FIRST SIX CHAPTERS ARE UPDATED TO REFLECT CHANGES IN JAXB.a disappointed readerSurendra
By Martijn de Bruijn
The book describes the JAXB api based on an early access version. The definitive version is completely different form the early access version, making this book alomst useless.
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