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Dennis Tietje said he thinks Brent Chapman may well be on the winning spot. Near the mouth of a creek on the Louisiana side, he is situated on one of the most pronounced ridge extensions before the drop to the main river channel.
No grass nearby to stop the bass as they move out here to set up and chase bait.
Zona says that Brent feels great about this place as well, but it's definitely going a little slower than yesterday, when he had most of his 25 pounds.


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Hotel Gruberhof - Bed and Breakfast
Hotel Gruberhof is located in the Patscherkofel Ski Area, 2 minutes' walk to central Igls.
The hotel has 120 beds and is run by the owners the Gruber Family, who endeavours to produce an easy going family atmosphere. It is situateed in a quiet picturesque area, just 5 minutes from the centre of Igls. Spacious rooms with bathes or showers and toilets, telephone, TV. Large parking area for Buses near the Hotel. Weekly barnecue and dance evenings on the terrace or in the grillroom. 900m squared large lawn for siestas, lakeside location and bathing. The Gruber-family await your reservation with pleasure. The Hotel Gruberhof is sure that you will have a great holiday.
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- Bar
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Child Friendly
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- Free City Maps
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- Luggage Storage
- No Curfew
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Terrace
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Check In: 14:00-18:00
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The Hotel is situated in Igls. Igls is a beautiful village just above Innsbruck.
The Hotel is just 20 Minutes away from Innsbruck airport.
The main train station in Innsbruck is 15 minutes away by public transport.
In just 15 minutes you reach the center of Innsbruck by local Bus 'J'.
If you arrive by car, please take the exit 'Innsbruck Mitte' and follow the directions to Igls.
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Hotel Gruberhof is located in the Patscherkofel Ski Area, only a two minute walk to central Igls. A toboggan run, Patscherkofelbahn Bus Stop and tennis facilities are less than a 10-minute walk away and only 10 minutes by car, guests can reach Innsbruck..
In just 7 minutes you reach the center of Innsbruck by local Bus 'J'.
The Busstation is just 100meters away from our hotel


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Open Book, Amy Wellborn's blog, continues to be an essential stop on my daily tour, for her relentless vigilance. Here's one of the recent highlights, regarding mainstream media and faith.Other blog entries worth noting:Adam Walter discovers the new Mark Helprin Web site. I visited Adam last night at the fine bookseller where he works and packaged up a couple of gifts for my wife while we chatted. In spite of my love for the movie world, I greatly envy anyone who gets to spend all day in … [Read more...]
Specials: Amy Wellborn – Vigilant. Adam Walter – literate. Chewbacca – full of Christmas spirit. Teachout – thirsty for music.
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Specials: See Sufjan! Costello/Harris tour. Arcade Fire buys a church. Terry Teachout goes to a movie alone. More.
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Today's specials:Now you can watch Sufjan Stevens play Morning Becomes Eclectic. He plays music from 2005's best album thus far... Illinois.Get ready. Elvis Costello's gonna tour with Emmylou Harris.First, The Arcade Fire release the best album by a rock band in the last two years. Then, they buy a church.R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe reflects on the last ten months of touring. Hopefully his enthusiasm will help him record a better album than Around the Sun next … [Read more...]


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Spain needs a lift. Headlines are unremittingly about the economy and unremittingly bad.
The gloom is unlikely to lift soon, so the country looks to its sports stars - top-level cyclists, basketball players, F1 drivers, Grand Prix bikers and world-class tennis pros - for positives.
But more than anything, Spaniards look to football to bring joy. Barcelona and Real Madrid succour their legions of supporters, but seldom at the same time. Only the great unifying force of La Roja does that.
Spain are the best team on the globe, the current world and European champions who are hoping to become the first team to defend a title.
"No team has ever won a major tournament while being champions of the world and Europe," says Xavi. "That's our motivation right there."
One person who knows the Spanish team better than most is Xavi's former Barca and Spain team-mate Gaizka Mendieta.
The retired Basque midfielder, 38, spent this week in Barbados playing in the British Airways Legends tournament alongside former Premier League A-listers like Alan Shearer, Andrew Cole, Gianfranco Zola and Roberto Di Matteo.
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards have moved or are considering moving abroad to find work. Mendieta is one, though his circumstances are hardly conventional. He stayed in England after finishing a career which encompassed Castellon, their neighbours Valencia, a €48 million transfer to Lazio in 2001 (he's still the sixth most expensive player in history), Barcelona and Middlesbrough, where he currently lives with his English partner.
Mendieta played 40 times for Spain during a time when La Roja could never equal the sum of its parts, but things have changed.
"Spain have been the best team in the world for the past four years," says the Basque proudly. "But other teams have a better knowledge of Spain and the way they play and that will make it more difficult for Spain. The Euros not going to be as easy as some in Spain think."
Mendieta runs through his expected starting XI.
"Is there a better goalkeeper in the world than Iker Casillas?" he asks. "Casillas is the captain of the best national side in the world and he's been Real Madrid's goalkeeper for over a decade. He's a winner.
"In defence, Spain will miss (the injured) Carlos Puyol. His partnership with Gerard Pique worked for club and country and if missing Puyol wasn't enough, Pique is coming into the tournament after a tough season with Barca when he didn't play as often as he would have liked.
"Pique is world class though," adds Mendieta. "He's experienced at a young age and brings height which is useful at set pieces. He's not the quickest, but his positioning is excellent. He also starts attacks from the back which suits Spain.
"Pique will probably play in central defence alongside Javi Martinez or Sergio Ramos. Young, experienced and excellent, Martinez is like Pique. Maybe so similar that they won't be chosen together. He's had a great but unfortunate season with Athletic Bilbao, who ended up winning nothing, but he's getting better all the time. Martinez is versatile. He can play in defence or midfield.
"Sergio Ramos could play central defence or right-back, where he likes to get forward. Good in the air and passing over distance, he's coming into the tournament on a high after winning the league with Madrid.
"Jordi Alba or Alvaro Arbeloa is likely to play left-back," suggests Mendieta. "Alba has been getting better and better for Valencia and now for Spain. He's from Barcelona and maybe he'll join Barca. Either way, he's an excellent left-back who loves to run forward."
Spain are especially strong in midfield.
"The best," says Mendieta. "They usually play a 4-2-3-1 with Xabi Alonso and Sergio Busquets as central midfielders. This allows them to dominate possession, but the formation can switch so that Spain only have three defenders. Xavi Hernandez usually plays at the top of the midfield.
"Xavi makes Spain play. He can support attack or defence. Alonso has enjoyed a great season with Madrid. Liverpool fans saw what a great passer he is. Busquets is very important to the team. He's a central midfielder who can join the back four if the full-back goes forward. Busi took his time to establish his place in the national side, but he's become vital."
David Villa failed to recover from a broken leg to make it in time for the tournament. The Barca striker is Spain's all-time leading scorer, but his absence offers a dilemma for coach Vicente Del Bosque.
"I think he'll go with Fernando Torres at the top," says Mendieta. "Torres has struggled at Chelsea, but he finished the season well and made a big difference when he came on as substitute in the Champions League final. Fernando Llorente has done magnificently with Athletic Bilbao. He's always improving, but Torres fits into Spain's system more easily and I can't see Llorente starting games."
"Andres Iniesta will start, I'm sure of that," adds Mendieta. "He's a fantastic player who makes the difference, makes things happen. He can change a game in seconds, score a winner like he did in the 2010 World Cup final.
"I recently watched a documentary about his year before he scored that goal in South Africa. It was fascinating because he had to put up with injuries and the death of one his close friends, (Espanyol captain) Dani Jarque. He showed great strength of character coming back from that and everyone in Spain recognises it. Barca are not always popular all over Spain, but Iniesta is."
Spain are blessed with riches in every position.
"Del Bosque can chose between David Silva or Juan Mata," concludes Mendieta. "These are two players who have done really well since moving to England. I think Silva will be the first choice, but Spain could play a second XI and still win the tournament."
Unlike the country's fractured economy, Spanish football has riches aplenty. Tournament favourites, Spain will be under pressure to succeed.
"Everyone wants to beat the champion," says Xavi. "But we are ready."


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If accuracy is your game, then you should do this:
The tube is still undiscovered, although there was a hint that it might be a microphone's casing, but with no direct results. My approach was that they used the Supertrooper/Pre-Pro #1 sling gun barrel (which is a (Tasco or related) hand telescope) but that was a dead end. Read more here ==> RafalFett Strikes Back... with the 4th Shin Tool!
The color is somewhere in the range of the right ear's base color:
Thanks Rafal this helps a good bit, i've seen some shots of other shin tool knifes looking like it's a copper type finish with some silver color under it, and would
still be curious to see some of your finished ones.
I don't have shin tools, and the first two from the image are taken from someone's work (sadly I don't remember who was), while the tube is just an image of a steel tube in lack of actual found part.
You nailed that color! Great job!
Looking good brother, I'm going to start a set myself as soon as i get my rods from MojoFett.
Thanks Syper, Mojo does some great stuff indeed, i used two exacto knife grips cut down to size, trying to do as much as i can myself on a budget.
Working on my scratch built squeegee shin tool at the moment, just some paint to put down and it will be finished.
Good job , did you say you've made the shin tools yourself? if so great work
Wasn't sure if the top of the tool should also be painted, but I did it anyway!
And the rest of my shin tools. Now all original parts and how many years did that take!
Nice set bro!! ,looks like a real set of mitchells, are they?
They are, and took a long long time to acquire!
Kurtboy, who make your suit? It looks good.


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Congressman Stearn's Tour on Healthcare and Education
The contentious debate in Congress over Healthcare Reform came to North Central Florida Tuesday afternoon... and it wasn't that contentious. While many members of Congress have held town hall forums that were disrupted by protestors, that did not happen to Congressman Cliff Stearns. Few of the congressional town hall meetings have been enlightening, but Congressman Cliff Stearns tour through North Central Florida was much quieter, even though he is not ready to make quick changes to the Healthcare System. "I think there are ways to solve this problem. I hope we move slowly and I hope we have the opportunity to have more discussion."
Stearns says that he believes part of the problem is that some misunderstand the bill and others are concerned that it will effect Medicare. He also stopped by Santa Fe and The University of Florida, where he spoke with educators to listen to their ideas and concerns as well.
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Scott began the news conference by saying thank you to "my lord and savior Jesus Christ," but quickly moved to the issue that has
and will consume federal lawmakers: the federal budget.
"We have a spending problem, ladies and gentlemen, and not a revenue problem," Scott said after Haley introduced him as the state's next U.S. Senator.
"It is very difficult for us to fix the problem in a nation with $16 trillion in debt and an annual deficit of more than $1 trillion talking about raising revenue
from the top two percent. We could take all the revenue on top two percent and could not close the annual deficit."


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Why Renault's Latest Russia Deal Looks SmartBy
Renault's partnership with struggling Russian automaker Avtovaz got a fresh infusion of cash on Nov. 27 – and happily for Renault, Russian taxpayers will foot most of the bill.
In a deal announced during a visit to Paris by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the Russian government said it would grant a $2.5 billion bailout to Avtovaz, while the government of the Samara region surrounding the company's headquarters will pay the salaries of 14,600 AvtoVAZ employees who are being shifted to two new subsidiaries as part of a restructuring plan. Renault is to supply some $360 million worth of technology, equipment, and advice – but no cash — to support production of a Russian-made car based on the French automaker's low-cost Logan model.
It sounds like a pretty good deal for Renault, which spent $1 billion to take a 25% stake in AvtoVAZ in 2008, only to watch the company pushed to the brink of bankruptcy after Russian auto sales plunged more than 50% this year. Renault had been under pressure to shell out more money to increase its stake.
Providing in-kind help, rather than cash, not only protects Renault from throwing good money after bad. It also increases the likelihood that Renault will reap added benefits from the partnership, says Christoph Stürmer, a Frankfurt-based auto analyst with Global Insight. "Renault is making sure that the joint venture will be using a lot of Renault technology and a lot of Renault-supplied parts," rather than ceding that business to local Russian suppliers, Stürmer says.
In announcing the Nov. 27 agreement, Renault said that in addition to providing $360 million of in-kind support to produce a Logan-based car, it would "help Avtovaz develop a new entry-level vehicle to replace the Lada Classic and create new powertrain production capacity." Renault and its alliance partner Nissan also plan to build vehicles for their own brands at AvtoVAZ's factory in Tolyatti, the French company said.
Past tieups between foreign and Russian carmakers have tended to go badly. General Motors tried and failed to develop a new car with AvtoVAZ, based on the Opel Astra. A planned joint venture between Italy's Fiat and Russian carmaker GAZ also collapsed. Renault, which already assembles some of its Megane sedans in a joint venture with a Moscow factory, "has learned a lot" from watching other companies' struggles in Russia, Stürmer says. "They've learned that giving [Russian partners] money is not a good idea."


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
Time: May 10, 2014 from 11am to 7pm
Location: Chattanooga Public Library, 4th Floor
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Chattanooga Zine Fest will host vendor tables that feature a wide range of independent publications. Experienced and novice zine makers alike are welcome to participate!
To apply, send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line "Zine Fest Submission." Include a photo of your zine and/or a link. Cost for a table is FREE, except for the donation of at least one zine to the upcoming Chattanooga Zine Library.
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I began writing for this little blog on the second day of the Melbourne International Film Festival and, surprisingly for me, have managed to keep it going for more than a week. Now if that doesn't deserve a celebration I don't know what does, so to bring my first six months of Cinema Quest to a close I now present my favourite films of the 2011 calendar year.
This list is split into two to synchronise with the two episodes of the Last Picture Show podcast on which I made guest appearances this week with my buddies Adam Robertson and Simon Di Berardino. The first part of the show, covering positions 20 to 11 on the list, is available now to download from the TLPS website or iTunes, and you can also check out positions 10 to 1 in part two.
Click the image below to download part one of my episode:
I don't want to harp on any negatives so I won't write up a worst of 2011 list, but I will say that I was incredibly disappointed with Innocent Saturday, The Cup, Red Dog, The Help, The Triangle Wars and Route Irish. They should all be ashamed of themselves.
On the other hand, the following films either just missed out on the top 20, or may have made it into the list had I not imposed a rule that films must have received an Australian theatrical release in 2011 to be included: Cold Fish, The Hangover Part II, Michael, Our Idiot Brother, Project Nim, Tabloid, The Inbetweeners Movie, This is Not a Film, True Grit and Viva Riva!.
20. The Round-Up (Rose Bosch, France)
If there's a genre of film that can't fail its the Holocaust drama, and this highly stylised depiction of the Vel d'Hiv round-up of 1942 certainly brings the drama, courtesy of Jean Reno and Mélanie Laurent's honest and heartfelt if occasionally melodramatic performances. Its reconstruction of 1940s Paris, from locations and art direction to costumes, is wondrous.
19. Moneyball (Bennett Miller, United States)
A baseball movie with virtually no baseball footage, this exploration of the sophisticated statistics behind the game – and, specifically, the 2002 Oakland A's – is slickly written, photographed and constructed from its first frames. Aaron Sorkin's dialogue is characteristically quick-flowing, and Jonah Hill proves that he's more than a one-trick pony.
18. The Trip (Michael Winterbottom, United Kingdom)
Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan are commissioned to tour a number of restaurants in the north of England, and instead spend their time bickering and attempting to one-up each other with their impressive range of comical impressions. I saw the six episode television mini-series rather than the 107-minute film version, and while there are numerous moments of sheer brilliance, after the third of fourth Michael Caine impression it starts to lose its appeal, so a shortened film version could turn out to be an improvement over the television series.
17. Red State (Kevin Smith, United States)
Kevin Smith wins the award for "biggest career turnaround of 2011" for this visceral, visually-stimulating horror story based on the Westboro Baptist Church and the Waco Siege. Smith's visual style could previously be summed up as "static", but Red State is daring and unpredictable in all the ways that Smith has never been in the past.
16. The Tree of Life (Terrence Malick, United States)
Breathtaking visual splendour and grand ambition are all well and good, but I felt an emotional disconnection from The Tree of Life that I haven't felt with any of Malick's previous films. Its obtuse non-narrative framework and defiantly massive scale are alienating and erect a wall between the film and its audience, but having said that, every single frame of this film could be framed and displayed in a gallery.
15. The Ides of March (George Clooney, United States)
George Clooney the director is in thrall to films from the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s where a dark, low-key aesthetic characterised films which reflected a very turbulent political landscape. The content may have been updated to reflect the modern election cycle and poisonous working environments, but cinematically The Ides of March is rooted firmly in a 1960s American visual style which places most of the focus on the exquisite cast.
14. Snowtown (Justin Kurzel, Australia)
An uncompromising, starkly Australian crime drama – and not the well-dressed, blue-tinted view of Australia seen in Animal Kingdom. Snowtown's Australia is working class, sunburnt and oppressively narrow-minded, just the kind of environment which may influence a young man to find himself within the orbit of a charismatic, fatherly serial killer. Uncomfortable to watch, but treats its subject with absolute respect.
13. The Guard (John Michael McDonagh, Ireland)
Part buddy cop flick, part fish out of water story, The Guard's appeal lies in the magnetic charm and effortless hilarity of Brendan Gleeson's character, whose casually offensive small-town perspective brings to mind the blissful misanthropy of Larry David. While In Bruges (directed by John Michael McDonagh's brother Martin) attempts to be both an action/crime film and a comedy simultaneously, and fails at both, The Guard goes for laughs before thrills and is therefore less constricted by its own format.
12. Midnight in Paris (Woody Allen, United States)
Woody Allen's irreverent commentary on the folly of nostalgia is an inescapably joyous experience, from the painterly shots of Paris that comprise the film's opening to the plethora of cameos from some of the 20th century's greatest artists. Its humour is referential and elitist – see it in a public screening and you get the almost imperceptible feeling that people are desperate to express that they get the literary and cultural references – but at the same time the film pokes fun at the very people who would understand those references, with a vacuous know-it-all character who only knows how to experience life through the artistic expression of others.
11. Take Shelter (Mike Nichols, United States)
A construction worker begins to see disturbing visions of a devastating storm, and is compelled to build a storm shelter in his backyard even as he becomes aware of the fragility of his own mind. Michael Shannon's masculine, stoic moodiness with occasional explosiveness is the performance of the year, and deserved an Oscar for best actor.
Check back on Wednesday for my top ten films of the year.


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Fred Teal of Cold Spring-based Teal's Management, owner of Teal's Market in Milaca, was inducted into the Minnesota Grocers Association Hall of Fame in recognition of his outstanding service and exemplary contributions to Minnesota's food industry.
The award was presented by MGA board chairman Glen Gust and president Jamie Pfuhl at the MGA Annual Conference on July 28 in Brainerd. Teal was introduced to the grocery industry in 1942 when his parents purchased a Red Owl grocery store in Cass Lake.
Teal grew up working in the store. He swept floors, bagged potatoes, stocked shelves and worked for many years as the store's meat cutter. In 1953 the store was renamed Teal's Supermarket. He joined his father George as a full-time employee in 1960, and after his father's retirement, he took over and began purchasing additional stores.
By the early 1990s the family business had expanded to include multiple store locations across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota, and spanned three generations.
Now in business for more than 70 years, Teal's Management is entering its fourth generation and has grown from a family company with one store and 20 employees to an operation of 10 stores with 700 employees.
Though retired, Teal continues to guide the family business and enjoys spending time on his cattle farm and hunting. Teal and his wife Connie have been married 56 years and have five children, 12 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.


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Jewish Identity in an Anglo-Jewish Community: The Findings of the 1978 Redbridge Jewish Survey
By Caren Levy, Barry A. Kosmin
The Board of Deputies of British Jews, 1983
Redbridge Jews are typical of Anglo-Jewry. The third or fourth most numerous Jewish population in a Greater London borough they live in the corridor located between the North Circular Road and London Green Belt, where the most populous and growing Jewish populations are to be found. Jewish Identity in an Anglo-Jewish Community is the fourth report in a series based on an extensive survey of this population.
The Redbridge Jewish Survey was a co-operative venture and was supported by a variety of agencies and organisations working in the Jewish community. The survey itself aimed to provide information to assist them in the planning and administration of Jewish affairs and social services at the local community level. Many questions were specifically commissioned by organisations for their own particular purposes. As far as possible an attempt has been made to integrate the answers into an overall assessment of Jewish identity. These include some on topics such as the Jewish Day School, vocational education, aliyah, tourism and philanthropy to Israel.
Topic: Jewish Identification, Education, Survey, Data, Community Development, Demography
Genre: Report
Coverage: Redbridge, England , United Kingdom
Language: English
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Levy, Caren. Kosmin, Barry A. Jewish Identity in an Anglo-Jewish Community: The Findings of the 1978 Redbridge Jewish Survey. The Board of Deputies of British Jews. 1983: http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=13450
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Follow current engineering students discussing their experiences at Lehigh University:
From energy to biotechnology to petrochemicals, the endeavors of Lehigh chemical engineers leave their mark across a diverse set of global industries. Students and faculty engage in all aspects of the chemical process industry, from R&D to plant construction and operation. The department, especially through its strong ties to Lehigh's Bioengineering program, also plays a leading role in campus health and biomedical research initatives.
Lehigh's civil engineering programs are recognized globally for expertise in structural, environmental, geotechnical and water resource engineering. Students conduct real-world research in the Center for Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems (ATLSS) -- a national research center housing programs such as the George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES@Lehigh). The department is also involved in the STEPS initiative, sustainable development and Engineers Without Borders chapter.
Designed to evolve along with an industry constantly in flux, the department tackles research ranging from artificial intelligence to bioinformatics, computer vision to network safety. Student research is a department priority, and students enjoy opportunities to work on several nationally funded research projects every year. Additionally, the computer science and business program (CSB) is one of just a few programs nationwide to be dually-accredited by the professional governing bodies for computer science and for business.
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Hi, I replaced my old boiler and water heater tank with a new combi boiler, so right now I have a big hole on my basement wall. This hole was for the boiler and tank vent and this vent is on the chimney. I would like to know what is the easy way to repair this concrete wall. I was thinking to fill it first with one of those filling foams and then I will put some concrete on top of that. I was wonder if this is ok since the hole is on the chimney vent. Thanks
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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Senior righty Adam Piechowski pitched 8.2 innings allowing two runs leading Central Connecticut (26-25) to a 4-2 victory over Monmouth (35-22-1) in Saturday's first game at the Northeast Conference Baseball Championships at New Britain Stadium. The Blue Devil win forces a winner-take-all final game in the championship being played on Saturday afternoon. The winner of the day's second game will claim the 2007 NEC Baseball title and the league's automatic bid in the NCAA tournament.
The Blue Devils struck first with an unearned run without a hit in the bottom of the second inning off of Monmouth freshman starter Brett Brach (Freehold, NJ/Freehold Township). Senior Sean Salvatore reached first after he was hit by a pitch and with one out he stole second and went to third on a throwing error by the Monmouth catcher. Senior B.K. McLaughlin flew out to left field and a throwing error by the Monmouth left fielder allowed Salvatore to score from third giving the Blue Devils the 1-0 lead.
Central Connecticut threatened again in the third putting runners on first and second on back-to-back singles by Jay Schillaci and Casey Walko. Adam Taha lined into a double play to end the threat.
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Central Connecticut put the leadoff man on board via the walk in the bottom of the inning and after a sacrifice bunt Taha was hit by a pitch putting runners on first and second bringing in Monmouth reliever Matt Frazier (Whippany, NJ/Whippany Park). A single through the right side by Jak Kidd plated Schillaci and moved Taha to third. Salvatore's safety squeeze scored Taha making it 3-0, all three runs were charged to Brach.
Monmouth scored a run with two outs in the top of the eighth inning cutting the Blue Devils lead to 3-1. After the first two batters were retired Kyle Messineo (Cedar Grove, NJ/Cedar Grove) was hit by a pitch and then stole second. He scored on a single up the middle by Meyers.
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Wide-area file services (WAFS) is a storage technology that makes it possible to access a remote data center across a wide area network (WAN) as though it were local. WAN optimization and file access acceleration are essential elements of WAFS. Caching is used to reduce WAN congestion and disruption.
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"If work was a good thing, the rich would have it all and not let you do it." -- Elmore LeonardElmore Leonard has passed away. The world is a little dimmer and a little dumber, today.One of my favorite writers -- and the source for a few of my favorite films, too. I will have to watch "Get Shorty" tonight in his memory.His "Ten Rules of Writing" are succinct and perfect:Elmore Leonard's Ten Rules of Writing1. Never open a book with weather. 2. Avoid prologues. 3. … [Read more...]
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Looking for a gift for a child in your life? You may want to steer clear of a few doozies that have just been named the worst toys of the year.
The annual TOADYs – short for the alarmist-sounding "toys oppressive and destructive to young children" – come courtesy of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood.
The top pick? An expensive iPad-style tablet for infants, complete with an Itsy Bitsy Spider app.
Members of the CCFC voted the Vinci Touchscreen Mobile Learning Tablet as the worst of the bunch for its educational sheen.
"While all the choices were horrifying, the Vinci seems the most insidious to me," CCFC member Anne Deyser is quoted as saying of the tablet. "It's likely to convince parents that they are doing something positive for their babies when that couldn't be farther from the truth."
Runners-up included the I Am T-Pain Mic, an auto-tune device that lets kids mimic raunchy rap lyrics, the sexed-up Monster High Ghoul Spirit Fearleading Doll 3-Pack and, well, a Coca Cola-themed Monopoly game.
Oh, we could have come up with a few more worthy contenders, including the plastic dog that poops, so your child can learn to scoop.
And amid the masses of crap toys out there, at least one observer has put her neck out to say maybe the Vinci wasn't the worst, after all.
New York Times blogger KJ Dell'Antonia asks whether the Vinci, "… a mom-designed tablet computer that comes loaded with 'progressive learning content' [is] really that bad?"
Perhaps any promise of learning opportunities is now taboo, after the demise of the Baby Einstein promise. What's more, she writes, spending hundreds of dollars on a baby toy may brand it "as a toy for the 1 per cent. …
"In fact, there's an argument to be made that the Vinci and its ilk are less commercial than the mainstream tablets any parent who would invest in a Vinci is probably willing to hand to a child: no Dora or Disney princesses at your fingertips in the Vinci, at least."
She would have voted for the T-Pain mike, she says.
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A comment on this blog this morning from my friend Phil Wilson, reminded me that I haven't posted for ages. A quick catch up. Opening Times was crazily busy over Christmas and New Year, it even briefly peaked within the top 40,000 ranked sites on Alexa, although I suspect a lot of this was to do with other sites not being particularly busy. The server stayed up fairly well through the whole process and gave me some good insight as to how things will need to scale in the future.
In terms of adding more data I've been leaving that for a while and instead concentrating on how to keep data up to date and increase accuracy. To achieve this I've been working on a form with a history and rollback function similar to Wikipedia. This is taking a while, but hopefully I've have some ready to use in early March.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
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I have a friend named Jim that owns a tired 1956 Continental Mark II. Since this is the 60th anniversary of the Mark II he's getting invited to shows and wanted to get there safely.
He came to me for direction and I introduced him to my car-savant, Dave, to find out what the car really needed, Ho-Boy, it needs a lot.
Whenever I do a car for a friend what I do is have an agreement that the main goal is to make it as safe as it was new. Typically that means every single piece of rubber and every brake component gets rebuilt or replaced. New tires are essential, especially if they don't have date codes. Electrical and vacuum problems are fixed and everything tested to make sure the car is roadworthy.
Dave is working directly for my friend, but it's being repaired in my toy box. I'll handle procurement of parts. I love having Dave around doing his indy work. There are just some jobs that require two people. An extra set of eyes on a problem doesn't hurt, either.
This my pal, Al's Mark II engine compartment. In many ways it was worse than Jim's. This is what a non-airconditioned engine compartment is supposed to look like.
Jim's will soon look like Al's. Mark II engines are very difficult to pull as they have to come out with the trans. The combination is so long that the radiator, bracing and grill need to be removed. We try to avoid that.
The engine in Al's car was stripped of valve covers, intake, exhaust and all the ancillary piping and wiring before a messy clean-up began. On Jim's car we backed it out the service bay in my messy shop and brought out the high-pressure washer.
For Mark II fans, what's wrong with this picture?
When I first looked at the car I did the thing that most Mark II owners do and asked if it had its original engine. That's one of the Holy Grails, like the Porsche world. Since the Continental Mark II got its engine parts from Lincoln the engines were interchangeable, but the original build of the Mark II engines got closer scrutiny and held tighter tolerances. There's a myth that all of the engines were dyno tested, but that doesn't seem right, from some people memories.
However, the Continental engines were sequentially marked, and enough is known about their use that one can tell if theirs is an original engine. Unfortunately, mine is not original, either, but it is from another Mark II so it's stamped with a serial number that's known to belong to a car that there is no current record of. This car has the alternative Lincoln 368 engine, commonly used as factory replacement once the remaining Continental engines got used up. Further evidence is that this engine has its original Ford Blue engine color.
Mandatory secondary hood prop. Looks terrible as a lowrider.
First things first. Removing the front drum revealed the last time the brakes were fully serviced was 1975. That prompted us to look at the brake cylinders. They were bleeding and rusty, a strong indicator very old brake fluid. Brake fluid is hygroscopic allowing moisture to settle into the lowest part of the brake system, the brake cylinders. Lack of regular flushing after a rebuild leads to this problem. Bleeding brake fluid alone is not always the cure as damage may already have begun.
Peeling back the rear seals revealed a fluid/water/rust mix.
Pulled back the front revealed that the damage had seized up the pistons, like what happened to my car on the Pebble Tour.
Jim has a brand-new reproduction headliner that we'll install when it's done.
Dave pulled the radiator and sent it off. It wasn't visibly leaking, but had two splits that showed up under pressure. It was full of rust gunk, so Dave pulled the drain plugs and power-washed the inside of the engine until repeated back-flushing rinsed clean.
The water pump had a closed drain hole and water running through the bearing. That's never good.
The intake comes off for black gloss powder-coating, The valve covers have been polished. They should have polished high spots and glass-beaded low spots. Lots of taping will be required. The exhaust manifolds will go to JetHot for ceramic coating. The stainless exhaust wraps will be polished. I can never be sure of JetHot's silvers, so these will be black, like mine. The power steering pump leaks. I've ordered a rebuild kit. The fuel/vacuum pump was bypassed completely, so none of the vacuum features like windshield wipers, antenna, heater controls and spritzers worked. I have a kit coming for that, too. The generator isn't charging much until 2,000 rpm, so it likely needs brushes. This has the stock '56 Holley carb, infamously known at "Tea Pot" for the fact that they tend to boil over. If the float sticks fuel will fill the oil bath air cleaner, earning another nickname of "Fire Dome" when the cars burned up. The choke on this car doesn't work so a kit is coming for that, too. It'll get new tires, but we're reusing the old brake drums and shoes. There's plenty of wear material left on the drums. As long as the original chamfer on the drum is still there the drum is within spec. The fact that the shoes are already arced to the drums he'll have no break-in period. They brake and master cylinders will be replaced or rebuilt.
When next you see it there will be a lot more room to work in the engine compartment.


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Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa don't talk
Former co-hosts haven't kept in touch since 2011
(CNN) - Regis Philbin has painted a picture of a strained relationship with Kelly Ripa.
The former "Live! with Regis and Kelly" co-host recently appeared on "Larry King Now" and said he and Ripa have not kept in touch since he left the show in 2011.
"[Ripa] got very offended when I left," Philbin said. "She thought I was leaving because of her. I was leaving because I was getting older and it wasn't right for me anymore."
He said he has never been invited to appear on the new "Live!" show.
But producers of "Live! With Kelly" rejected that in a statement provided to CNN.
"It was wonderful to have Regis on the show for our 2015 Halloween special," said Dave Davis, president and general manager of WABC, which produces "Live! With Kelly." "He's also been invited back several times as a guest, and in fact was confirmed for a date, but was not able to make it at the time."
WABC provided CNN with footage that shows Ripa and Philbin embracing in the makeup room prior to the special.
"Look at you Miss Beautiful Star," Philbin says to Ripa in the video, after the pair embrace and kiss as people in the room applaud.
"I knew you wouldn't be able to stay away," Ripa responds.
Representatives for Philbin had not responded to a request for clarification as of the time of publication.
Ripa joined the show in 2001 after Kathie Lee Gifford left.
The host made headlines in April after she skipped work in protest over how producers handled co-host Michael Strahan leaving. Producers later apologized to both.
Since then, there has been a hunt for a new co-host.
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Do post menopausal women have to get a different type of license?<quoted text>
when you are driving commercial frieght, you have a different license.
when you can procreate as a marital union, you have a separate license...
no equal protection issue at all..
Stupid, you don't have to be able to procreate in order to marry.its not to feel superior, that you FEEL inferior is your problem...
it simply denotes a rational distinction, marriages provide both a mom and dad and could potentially conceive, civil unions cannot.
It's that simple.


text: I have an 02 WRX coupe with the turbo I believe it is a 2.0 with 96,500 miles on it and my question is, what do I need to be looking for or listening too to determine if the timing belt needs to be replaced. Everything seems to run fine just seems to get less MPG then it used too. The cheapest quote i got was for $245 for parts and labor and right now it is toughtimes to come up with that. I am also ging to be needing to drive from phoenix to LA in september. I understand that subaru suggests 100,000 miles, and the dealership here suggests every 60,000 miles, well I am well over that I was just concerned what i would be looking at if I were to hold off till the end of the year? Thanks in Advance


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We're seeing more and more how critical community colleges are to the success of so many Americans, young and old: They're providing a path back to work for the unemployedRead More
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Always interested in the unique ways telepresence is being used in education, I recently heard about one of Georgia's technical colleges with six campus locations using telepresence in a uniqueRead More
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Summer Opportunities in the Kane Center Clinics
Date:Thursday, January 12, 2012 - 12:15pm - 1:15pm
Location:Room III
This summer, the Kane Center University of Chicago Clinics plan to hire a number of law students to work in their various Clinics and Projects. The Clinics seek energetic, dedicated and motivated students for these positions. Students selected for the summer program will be assigned to one Clinic/Project for the summer and will work on a variety of cases and other matters.
For details about these Clinic opportunities, please attend this informational session about the Clinics and the summer hiring process.


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UNC-TV's Bridges to Diversity Project invites you to participate in BE MORE - BE DIVERSE
A "Train the Trainer" workshop focusing on how to facilitate small group discussions.
A workshop to train community leaders in the easy techniques of successful small group facilitation using video as a tool to launch meaningful dialogue. Going beyond the conventional methods, these materials are designed to bring diverse groups of participants together to share different perspectives and cultural experiences. It is our intention to provide the participants of this session with a constructive framework for discussing potentially sensitive themes in a safe and non-judgmental experiential learning environment.
Television is a tool. People watch it and talk about what they have seen.
Strong, interesting and relevant programs are at the heart of this training. Character-driven television programs can create a spine for sustained community dialogue. The program will illustrate the positive role television can play in public life and that can be used to pursue measurable, ongoing programs.
Today, UNC-TV's Outreach Department sponsors the screenings of programs that air on our eleven stations statewide public television network. These screenings require process and citizen involvement techniques. To meet demand for facilitators on a statewide basis, a program has been developed to train and support a cadre of citizen facilitators who work with the community non-profit organizations and agencies that request a skilled neutral facilitator.
Through a grant from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, UNC-TV will be offering this training FREE to community group leaders. Each three hour session will have a maximum of 25 participants.
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1 Kings 18 Outline
– God instructed Elijah to present himself to King Ahab (1 Kings 18:1-2)
– King Ahab instructed Obadiah to go through the land to find grass (1 Kings 18:3-6)
– Obadiah met with Elijah (1 Kings 18:7)
– Elijah asked Obadiah to tell King Ahab he is there (1 Kings 18:8-15)
– King Ahab met with Elijah (1 Kings 18:16-17)
– Elijah asked King Ahab to gathered the Baal and Asherah prophets on Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18:18-20)
– Elijah challenged the Baal prophets (1 Kings 18:21-25)
– The Baal prophets did not get any answer from their god (1 Kings 18:26)
– Elijah teased the Baal prophets (1 Kings 18:27-29)
– Elijah repaired God's altar and dug a trench around it (1 Kings 18:30-32)
– Elijah instructed the people to pour 4 large jars of water on the altar for 3 times (1 Kings 18:33-35)
– Elijah prayed and God answered by sending fire on the altar (1 Kings 18:36-38)
– Elijah had the Baal prophets slaughtered in Kishon brook (1 Kings 18:39-40)
– God sent a heavy rain on Israel (1 Kings 18:41-46)
1 Kings 18 Summary
God instructed Elijah to go and see King Ahab. There was a severe famine in Samaria at that time. Ahab instructed Obadiah to go through the land to see if there is any grass to feed the horses and mules so that they don't have to kill them. Obadiah and King Ahab headed for a different direction. Each cover different parts of the land.
When Obadiah was walking, he met Elijah. Elijah asked Obadiah to tell King Ahab that he is there. Obadiah said he was afraid to tell King Ahab to come because the Elijah can be carried away by the Spirit of God at anytime. If Elijah get carried away by the Spirit of God and King Ahab didn't find him there, he may kill Obadiah.
King Ahab had sent his men to search for Elijah in every nation and kingdom. If Elijah was not found in the kingdom, he will make them swear they couldn't find him. Obadiah had helped God's prophets by hiding 100 of them in two caves when Jezebel was killing God's prophets. Obadiah hid 50 prophets in one cave and provided with food and water. Elijah replied that he will surely see King Ahab that day.
Obadiah went to tell King Ahab about Elijah. When King Ahab saw Elijah, he called him a trouble maker. Elijah asked King Ahab to assemble the 450 Baal prophets and 400 Asherah prophets to meet him on Mount Carmel. Ahab sent word throughout the land to gather the prophets on Mount Carmel. When they had assembled on Mount Carmel, Elijah rebuked them for disbelief. He put forward a challenge – the prophets and Elijah are to choose a bull and cut it into pieces and placed it on the wood but not set fire to it. They are to call on their god and the god who answers by fire wins.
Baal prophets tried from morning to noon to ask Baal to set fire on the altar but there was no answer. Elijah teased them by asking them to shout louder. He said that Baal probably was busy or traveling or in deep sleep and needs to be awakened. The Baal prophets cut themselves and blood flowed but there was no answer. They kept on prophesying until the time for the evening sacrifice arrives.
Then, Elijah summoned the people to come to him. He repaired the altar. He used 12 stones to built the altar. After that, he dug a trench that can hold about 2 seahs of seed around the altar. After arranging the wood, he cut the bull into pieces and put them on the wood. Then, he instructed the men to fill 4 large jars of water and pour them on the meat and wood for 3 times. Eventually the water filled the ditch up the brim. Elijah prayed to God to answer his prayer and God sent fire to burn up the sacrifice, wood, stone, sand and soil. The fire also had dried up all the water in the trench.
After that, Elijah commanded the people to capture the Baal prophets and he had them slaughtered at the Kishon brook. He told King Ahab to go and eat and drink because there is a sound of heavy rain. Elijah instructed his servant to go and look towards the sea for 7 times. At the 7th time, the servant saw a cloud as large as a man's hand coming up from the sea. Then, Elijah told his servant to tell King Ahab to hitch his chariot and go down before the rain comes. In the mean time, the sky became darker and a heavy down pouring of rain took place. Elijah tuck his cloak into his belt and ran ahead of Ahab to Jezreel.
1 Kings 18 Bible Study
1. Stepping up and present yourself when you should
There was a time God told Elijah to hide himself and now God is telling Elijah to present himself to King Ahab. We should shrug our responsibilities and step up to do the right thing when it is time to do so. If you saw someone sinning in the church, you must step up and use God's word to correct him so that he can turn away from his sin and walk on the path of righteousness (Matthe2 18:15-17; Proverbs 27:5; 2 Timothy 3:16-17; 1 Timothy 5:20; 2 Timothy 4:2; Hebrews 4:12; Titus 2:15)
2. Be brave for God
Obadiah hid 100 God's prophets in 2 caves when Jezebel was attempting to eliminate them from the land. In times of persecution, we must be brave and step up to do the right thing for God. He who persist to the end in the persecution will receive the crown of life. Joshua 1:9 states that we should be bold and courageous because God will be with us wherever we go.
3. There is only one God
Elijah rebuked the Baal prophets for their disbelief in God. The Baal prophets cut themselves and tried frantically to seek an answer from Baal but there was no response. There is only one God. The idols are man made and they cannot speak or see or move because they are lifeless. God is a living God. When Elijah prayed, God answered by sending fire to consume the sacrifices on the altar (James 2:19; John 1:1; Isaiah 43:11; Isaiah 44:6; 1 Timothy 2:5; John 10:30; Mark 12:29).
4. Prayer changes things
Elijah prayed with faith and God answered by sending fire on the altar. If you want something, you must pray. God will only do work when you ask for it in prayer. God knows all our needs but he wants us to ask him for it. Elijah trusted in his prayer and God sent a heavy rain on Israel (1 Thessalonians 5:17; Ephesians 6:18; 1 John 3:22).


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BRUSSELS – Belgium on Monday restarted a reactor that was shut down at the weekend just three days after returning to service amid concern in neighboring countries over its nuclear safety.
Doel No. 1 reactor—- Belgium's oldest — had been shuttered in February after four decades in operation, in line with a law calling for the country's gradual exit from nuclear power.
It was restarted on Dec. 30 under a deal to extend its working life — and that of a companion reactor, Doel No. 2 — until 2025 to help cope with power shortages.
But a generator problem on Saturday triggered a shutdown at the plant, located near the Dutch border about 20 km (12 miles) from the port city of Antwerp.
"There was no safety risk," a spokeswoman for the nuclear facility's operator, Electrabel, told AFP.
It was restarted at 1000 GMT on Monday, a spokeswoman for the power plant told the Belga news agency.
Environmentalists, especially in neighboring Germany, which is phasing out nuclear power, have criticized extending the life of Belgium's reactors, which they say are too old to be considered safe.
While the number of unplanned shutdowns at Belgian reactors has been no higher than average in recent years, Saturday's stoppage at Doel No. 1 followed two similar interruptions.
The first was on Sept. 16 at the No. 1 reactor at Tihange, near the eastern city of Liege, which had been restarted after maintenance.
The second was Doel's No. 3 reactor, which shut down on Christmas Day, four days after a restart.
Tihange No. 2 and Doel No. 3 reactors had been restarted following a two-year pause after microscopic cracks were discovered in the reactor vessels.
Neighboring countries have expressed concern despite assurances from experts that the facilities are safe.
Luxembourg's sustainable development minister, Camille Gira, is set to meet with Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon over the nuclear issue on Jan. 18.
Dutch Environment and Infrastructure Minister Melanie Schultz will visit Doel with Jambon for a joint inspection on Jan. 20.


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Fresh and packed with artichokes, dried cranberries and flavor, this salad is sure to be a favorite. —Barbara Begley, Fairfield, Ohio
Recommended: 44 Ways to Get More Leafy Greens in Your Life
- 8 cups fresh arugula or baby spinach
- 1 can (14 ounces) water-packed artichoke hearts, rinsed, drained and chopped
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 3/4 cup chopped pecans, toasted
- 4 green onions, chopped
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat raspberry vinaigrette
- 3/4 cup crumbled feta cheese
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Drizzle with vinaigrette; toss to coat. Sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 10 servings.
Editor's Note: To toast nuts, bake in a shallow pan in a 350° oven for 5-10 minutes or cook in a skillet over low heat until lightly browned, stirring occasionally.
Originally published as Artichoke Arugula Salad in Healthy Cooking June/July 2011, p42
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"Very good and easy to make(pretty too). I wasn't too sure about the raspberry vin. (I'm not a huge raspberry fan) but the combination of flavors was delicious."
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"Very good. I used the baby spinach and cranraisons."


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I think i may have made an Envato 'faux pas' but thought Id see what the community say
Basically, iv got 2 items currently Soft Rejected, and i just needed a little clarification so I know where to focus my efforts so I sent the email the reviewer, however im not wondering if iv possibly done the wrong thing?
We get emails regularly, but we can only answer your questions through the support system (so that there's a paper trail, if you will). The reviewer you contacted will most likely ask you to submit a ticket, and then the two of you can discuss your item.
I wouldn't say you did the "wrong thing"; you did the natural thing.


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Open Thread
By NB Staff | January 9, 2009 10:16 AM EST
For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: 7.2 percent unemployment.
The nation's unemployment rate bolted to 7.2 percent in December, the highest level in 16 years, as nervous employers slashed 524,000 jobs, capping one of the worst years in modern history for American workers...For all of 2008, the economy lost a net total of 2.6 million jobs. That was the most since 1945, when nearly 2.8 million jobs were lost.
Yikes. How bad do you think unemployment is going to get before it turns around? Do you think all this government spending will do any good, or just increase our federal debt? What's your answer to solve this problem?


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I heard before I left that he was at Carlsbad for his health.'
I wonder whether he tried the waters of Carlsbad on his return home.
Many questions crowd on me and I am impatient to lay them before you at Carlsbad.
A course at Carlsbad, Vichy or Contrexville, may be helpful.
The artificial and the natural Vichy and Carlsbad waters are also excellent for this purpose.
Alicia found a trip to Carlsbad with friends more desirable.
They are forming at the present day in some coral reefs and in certain petrifying springs like those of Carlsbad.
They've got it here in Carlsbad, already, just the right sort of thing, and it works.
The Inhabitants of Carlsbad are generally Armourers, who work very neat and vastly cheap.
Her mother and sister had been advised to go to Carlsbad for the cure.