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O'Neill Has 3-Point Night
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Sophomore forward Brian O'Neill had two goals and one assist and six other teammates hit the net as the No. 11 Yale men's hockey team raced past Sacred Heart 8-2 before 2,219 at Ingalls Rink.
Sean Backman, a senior forward who entered the game with 97 career points, had three assists to put him at triple digits, while the Bulldogs improved to 4-2-2 with a second straight win.
This was Yale's most prolific offensive night since an 8-2 win over Notre Dame on Jan. 27, 2001, at the New Haven Coliseum.
Yale freshman Jeff Malcolm stopped 13 of 15 shots to earn his first collegiate win in net. He got some help from special teams at the other end of the rink; Yale had a season-high three man-advantage goals on seven attempts.
The Pioneers (3-7-2), led by former Yale assistant coach CJ Marottolo, were outshot 42-15 and had just one power-play chance.
The Elis, who had two goals on their first three shots, were four for eight midway through the opening period. O'Neill (3rd goal) got things started just 28 seconds in with a nasty snap shot from the right circle to make it 1-0.
"It's always nice to get a few early," said Keith Allain '80, Yale's Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach of Hockey. "We played as hard as we could for 60 minutes."
The Bulldogs jumped all over an attempted Sacred Heart dump-in from center ice to make it 2-0. The puck bounced off a Yale player and came out to Arcobello (2nd) near mid ice. He had wings on both sides and one defender in the way. The senior forward skated into the middle of the slot and snapped off a low shot that hit St. Onge and bounced into the back of the net at 3:12.
Marottolo pulled St. Onge (1 save) after Arcobello's tally. His replacement, Steven Legatto (33) did not slow the Elis until the third period.
A pretty crossing feed from Denny Kearney to Broc Little (8th) set up the junior winger for the perfect one-timer, which went low into the open side at 7:30 to make it 3-0.
The score was 4-0 less than two minutes later when Antoine Laganiere (2nd) skated across the high slot and fired a rising wrister past Legatto at 8:56.
"We knew they played a style similar to us. Their forecheck was like ours, something we see a lot in practice," said Yale captain Ryan Donald. "We knew we had to set the tempo and not be complacent. We cruised from there."
SHU got on the board when a puck came sliding out from the boards to Nick Johnson (8) just south of the right circle. The senior center had a relatively easy put back inside the far post at 13:41 with no defender blocking his angle.
Yale's first man-advantage goal came off the stick of O'Neill, who found a rebound off the edge of the crease at 16:32 to regain the four-goal lead and send the home team into intermission with a 17-6 advantage in shots.
Neither team generated many grade-A chances in the middle frame while Yale outshot SHU 8-5 and the teams traded goals.
Evan Mladenoff (3rd) got the visitors' second goal when he went top shelf on Malcolm at 6:29.
The Elis got it back quickly with a second power-play goal at 7:16. Josh Balch (2nd) fired a low wrister from the high slot that bounced off the right post and into the net.
The Bulldogs pelted Legatto with rubber in the third period, but the SHU netminder stopped 15 straight shots before the Elis found the net again. Backman's perfect crossing feed inside the blueline put the puck in perfect position for Tom Dignard (3rd) to snap off a rising shot that went top shelf with under two minutes left.
Yale captain Ryan Donald finished off the scoring with a shot from the point that bounced off a defender and into the open side of the net with 47.9 seconds left.
"I'm proud the way our guys played to the end. Sometimes you lose focus when you have an early lead," said Allain. "The third period (another 17 shots on target) may have been our best of the game. One of the reasons our kids played so hard tonight was their respect for CJ [Marottolo]. Most of them would not be here if not for CJ recruiting them."
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Argentina on Friday offered two New York hedge funds to repay its debt to them with cash and new bonds on conditions similar to those used in a 2010 debt swap.
The South American nation is facing a court order to pay out US$1.3 billion to bondholders on debt it defaulted on during its 2001 financial crisis.
The offer was contained in a filing to the New York Court of Appeals.
"The Republic proposes, following the terms of the 2010 exchange offer, to compensate plaintiffs with their choice of par or discount," said the document filed by the law firm of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton.
Argentine President Cristina Kirchner has already said she is willing to re-extend the restructuring terms of 2005 and 2010 to hedge funds NML Capital and Aurelius Capital Management, which she has branded "vultures."
That offer would repay the investors about 70 percent of their capital in nominal terms as the bonds mature in the next 28 to 33 years.
Those terms were already accepted by holders of 92 percent of the bonds, but have been rejected by the holdouts.
If Argentina's latest offer is rejected, the government would be forced to repay the hedge funds in full now, as New York Judge Thomas Griesa ordered late last year in a landmark judgement.
However, because of pari passu or "equal treatment" clauses in the restructured bond contracts, Buenos Aires could be forced to pay back all others at the same time, possibly forcing it to default on all its debt.
"The proposal fulfills the court's dual objectives to satisfy the pari passu clause: non-discrimination in payment priority and equal treatment among bondholders," the Argentine document said.
"This proposal is a voluntary option: Plaintiffs can choose between being paid 'equally' on the same terms as the exchange bondholders, or obtaining, and seeking to execute on, judgements for the full amount of their claim," it added.
According to the filing, plaintiffs will receive "significant compensation," while the country's capacity to pay will be preserved.
Argentina defaulted on about US$100 billion in debt in 2001, and has since restructured its debt twice, covering about 75 percent of the nominal value of the bonds.
However, hedge funds NML Capital and Aurelius Capital Management, which bought up some of the original defaulted debt at steep discounts, refused to go along with the restructuring and are suing to recover 100 percent of the bonds' value, a total of US$1.3 billion.
In a ruling in October last year, the appeals court upheld a lower court ruling that Argentina would have to repay both sets of the bonds.
Analysts do not expect the Buenos Aires plan to be accepted, leaving Argentina little legal recourse, but to comply and multiply its debt problems or appeal to the US Supreme Court.
"If you have a judgement for US$1.3 billion, you are not going to be told that you have to accept, in lieu of your money, new bonds with new terms," said Richard Samp, chief counsel of Washington Legal Foundation.
The case has sent tremors throughout the world of sovereign bonds because of the precedent it could set for the rights and treatment of investors who refuse to go along with debt restructuring pacts after defaults.
If the hedge funds are allowed to collect everything they claim, it could make it impossible for defaulters to restructure their debts without 100 percent participation from investors.
In a letter published in the Financial Times on Thursday, Aurelius Capital chairman Mark Brodsky argued that was not likely to happen.


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FOXBOROUGH – Two early games on Sunday -- Houston vs. Indianapolis, Baltimore vs. Cincinnati -- will have an impact on the Patriots' playoff seeding.
But Bill Belichick's message to his players is that the early results will be irrelevant if the Patriots don't beat Miami later in the day (4:25 p.m. kickoff).
"There's nothing we can do to help our situation unless we win," Belichick said during his Friday press conference at Gillette Stadium. "We have to win for anything to happen positive. That's no guarantee that it will, but that's the first prerequisite. We are operating under that premise. We've got to go out there and win. If we want things to be better, we have to help ourselves. We have to do that first. That's certainly what it's all about."
Depending on Sunday's results, the Patriots could earn a first-round bye. It would give the Patriots extra time to prepare for their opponent and allow their players to rest on wild card weekend Jan. 5-6.
"It's one less game you have to play," Belichick said. "In this league at this time of year, you know you're playing a good team. Whoever you play, they're going to be good. Having to play one less game, I think there's some advantage to that, definitely."
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Garcia is such a knob.
Hoping for an all-England final
Garcia is such a knob.
Hoping for an all-England final
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.
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Altercation happened early in the round, Garcia just acting like a petulant brat as per normal.
Yeah Poulter should win it easy after Casey's marathon match against Villegas. Going to have to change my mind about Poults, over the last couple of seasons he's starting to show a consistency and temperament which is impressive. Living up to the hype at last, he's no longer all mouth and flash trousers.
Still doesn't win quite enough, but maybe this will be the start of that.
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Well good win for Ernie, always think whenever he wins "why doesn't he win more?".
A lot of my fave players doing really well this last couple of weeks, Camillo winning, Kaymer and Scwartzel giving really good accounts of themselves. All jolly good, but it does still feel a bit like we're in limbo until a certain bloke comes back.
ernie wins at arnie's...hot favourite for the green jacket, it has to be said...
Yeah, really looking forward to it. Glad I got my money on Kim before he won yesterday.
Real good mixture of resurgent oldies and really good youngsters, obviously it'll all be over-shadowed.
Ernie is unbackable at the price he's at IMHO. He's far too flaky and is always overawed by the tiger.
Camillo, Anthony and Scwartzel are my youth tips to come through, and Padraig to have a top tournament too, about time he did better at Augusta.
Fred Couples is an odd outside bet, am considering it, TBH.
Well there are three Englishmen in the top 10 and one of them is going to win a major at some point, hope it is this week as I have money on Poulter and Casey.
it's going to be a good masters...
Yeah cannot wait, always quite liked Golf but never been one my top sports but I just love the masters, one of my very favourite sporting events.
Is Tiger to win the Masters the longest odds he's been since he became so famous and acclaimed?
"I am very happy and it will allow me to have lot more rice."
Eoin Morgan on being given a rice cooker for being Man of the Match in a Dhaka Premier Division game.
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EnlistmentOptions Enumeration
This enumeration has a FlagsAttribute attribute that allows a bitwise combination of its member values.Namespace: System.Transactions
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This enumeration is passed into the EnlistVolatile and EnlistDurable and methods to notify the transaction manager whether the resource manager needs to create another enlistment during the Prepare phase. For more information on enlistment, see Participation in a Transaction.
If EnlistDuringPrepareRequired is specified during enlistment, the resource manager indicates that it wants to receive a Prepare notification while new enlistments are still allowed for the transaction. A resource manager who acts as a cache for another durable resource, such as a backend database, would probably use this option during enlistment. When the caching resource gets its Prepare notification, it transfers its content to the durable resource. By doing so, the durable resource enlists on the transaction to become a participant of the 2 Phase Commit (2PC) protocol. Before this happens, only the caching resource (not the durable resource) was enlisted.
If None is specified, the enlistment indicates that it will not receive a Prepare notification until it is too late to create new enlistments in 2PC. In our preceding scenario, if a caching resource specifies this option during enlistment, and attempts to flush its cache during the Prepare notification, the durable resource gets an exception when it attempts on enlisting since it is too late.
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Discrepancy of Sums of Three Arithmetic Progressions
The set system of all arithmetic progressions on $[n]$ is known to have a discrepancy of order $n^{1/4}$. We investigate the discrepancy for the set system ${\cal S}_n^3$ formed by all sums of three arithmetic progressions on $[n]$ and show that the discrepancy of ${\cal S}_n^3$ is bounded below by $\Omega(n^{1/2})$. Thus ${\cal S}_n^3$ is one of the few explicit examples of systems with polynomially many sets and a discrepancy this high.


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The NHL announced a goal change Monday for Pittsburgh's Chris Kunitz, crediting the left wing with an additional goal for Sunday's game against Washington to give him four in the contest.
The opening goal of the 6-3 Penguins win had originally been credited to Kunitz, but was changed to Paul Martin from Sidney Crosby. Martin's shot deflected into the net and on Monday it was finally credited to Kunitz.
As a result of the scoring change, Kunitz became the first Penguin with four goals in a game since Jaromir Jagr against the New York Rangers on Oct. 14, 2000 at Mellon Arena. He also became the first Penguin to score four in a road game since Mario Lemieux on Jan. 26, 1997 at Montreal.


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42 U.S. Code § 3332 - Cooperation between Federal agencies
§ 3332.
Cooperation between Federal agenciesIn order to insure that all Federal programs related to areawide development are carried out in a coordinated manner—
the Secretary is authorized to call upon other Federal agencies to supply such statistical data, program reports, and other materials as he deems necessary to discharge his responsibilities for areawide development, and to assist the President in coordinating the areawide development efforts of all Federal agencies; and
all Federal agencies which are engaged in administering programs related to areawide development, or which otherwise perform functions relating thereto, shall, to the maximum extent practicable, consult with and seek advice from all other significantly affected Federal departments and agencies in an effort to assure fully coordinated programs.
(Pub. L. 89–754, title II, § 202, Nov. 3, 1966, 80 Stat. 1261; Pub. L. 90–448, title VI, § 602(c), Aug. 1, 1968, 82 Stat. 532.)
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Each day in the U.S. approximately 100 people take their own lives, leaving behind loved ones to struggle with the loss, grief and all of those questions that begin with "Why?"
Too often survivors of suicide loss believe the death of their loved ones is somehow shameful or that they or their family are to blame. But research shows that more than 90 percent of people who die by suicide have an underlying, although not always diagnosed, psychiatric illness at the time of their death, most often depression.
The holiday season can be a particularly difficult time for survivors. To help, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's International Survivors of Suicide Day will be held on Saturday, November 23rd in more than 300 cities around the world, including in Grundy County. Those left behind to struggle with all the "Whys?" following a death by suicide are invited to Engelkes-Abels Dike Funeral Chapel, 680 Main Street, Dike, Iowa on that day. Check-in will begin at 12:30 with program to start at 1:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.abelsfuneralhomes.com or call 319.830.4333.
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GREEN BAY—In discussing what needs to improve with the Packers defense moving forward, Winston Moss kept referring to the word "consistency."
Now that the responsibility for coaching both the inside and outside linebackers has been conferred to Moss, the Packers assistant head coach hopes that having all of the linebackers in the same meeting room together will help generate that consistency.
"Those guys really get along well," Moss said, referring to the inside linebacker group led by A.J. Hawk and the outside linebacker group led by Clay Matthews. Moss met with the media on Monday for the first time with his expanded job title, which came about following the departure of Kevin Greene from the coaching staff.
"Now, those guys just being in the same room, I think they'll really be able to share, more than anything. That should really help out, just the continuity, the chemistry, the camaraderie. Those are all positive things."
Scott McCurley will assist Moss with the linebackers, and for the first time since Dom Capers brought his 3-4 defense to Green Bay in 2009, the inside and outside linebackers will have the same position coaches.
Head Coach Mike McCarthy said Capers has used this structure in the past, so it's not a huge departure for the veteran coordinator. As the coaching staff continues with its annual scheme evaluation from this past season, McCarthy said one focus is to become more "multiple" again, a trait that faded last season as injuries on defense mounted.
"Our defense is going to change some. You don't ever stay the same," McCarthy said. "I'll set the vision for the defense, Dom Capers and the defensive staff will carry it out. There will be some adjustments. I don't know if you'll notice them or not. Based on our personnel, too, that always plays in.
"It's very important that the guys we work with understand that they've got to grow," Moss said. "They've got to get into this scheme, they've got to be able to comprehend it, and they've got to be able to work very, very hard. At the end of the day, it's going to be about production and consistency. That's the bottom line."
As for new quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt, the bottom line is McCarthy brought him to Green Bay two years ago with an eye toward replacing Ben McAdoo, whom McCarthy strongly believed would soon be moving up the coaching ranks.
With McAdoo taking the offensive coordinator job with the New York Giants, Van Pelt's time is now.
Calling Van Pelt "a damn good football coach that was out there" when he hired him to coach the Packers running backs in 2011, McCarthy believes the former quarterback he coached at Pitt a quarter century ago can bring even more to his more natural job now.
"I think it definitely has broadened his horizons as far as coaching offense," McCarthy said of Van Pelt's two years at a different position. "But he's a quarterback coach. You're talking about a very talented football coach, played the position, knows this offense. I learned the offense with Alex back in 1989. We've learned the foundation together."
Van Pelt said he learned "the game as it's played through the running back's eyes" over the past two seasons, which will blend well in the QB room given the offense's newfound running game in 2013.
"I think that position is undervalued until it's needed," said Van Pelt, a backup QB for most of his nine-year playing career in Buffalo, one of two places he also coached quarterbacks, the other being Tampa Bay. "Obviously that's the case throughout the league. It's critical."
Equally challenging for Van Pelt will be pushing the right motivational buttons with Rodgers, which McAdoo was very good at. Rodgers has often said he wants his position coach to help him get as prepared as possible for every game, which at times requires new approaches and new ways of looking at things.
"It's tough to say you're going to teach Aaron Rodgers how to go out and throw the football," Van Pelt said. "For a guy like Aaron, it's really just to continually challenge him, and make him come to work and have to think differently than he has in the past, to stimulate him and keep him growing as a quarterback.
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Patch 3.2 brought a welcome change for both raid leaders and game masters: BOP loot no longer binds to a character immediately. We now have a convenient two-hour window to make sure the item goes to the right player. It's a change that saves both time and hassle, and I applaud it.
However, now that items aren't bound as soon as they're looted, I've noticed some shenanigans going on in my guild's partially pugged 25-player ToC runs. Sometimes, when a player wins an item with a roll, a few people who really want that item have been offering the winner gold in exchange for trading the still-unbound item to them.
I've made it clear that we're not running a GDKP raid and that I don't want to hear about any such transactions. It's a slippery slope. Pretty soon you'll have everyone who's eligible for an item rolling on it whether they want it or not, solely in hopes of banking a tidy profit.
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Felicia Sandler
- Music Theory
The writing of Felicia Sandler's theory dissertation, Music of the Village in the Global Marketplace: Self-Expression, Inspiration, Appropriation or Exploitation?, involved extensive research, necessitating research trips to Ghana West Africa (the International Center for African Music and Dance, and work with master musicians in various villages), the Office for the High Commissioner of Human Rights (working group meeting in Geneva on the redrafting of the Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples in which she participated), and a month's study at the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva. She has given papers and presentations on her topic at the international conference Music and Cultural Rights: Trends and Prospects (University of Pittsburgh), the National Conference of the Society for Ethnomusicology (Tucson), Borrowing Other People's Music at the Intercultural Institute (New England Conservatory), the 2nd Annual International conference Crossroads in Cultural Studies (Finland), the University of Michigan Ethnomusicology Colloquium, and the Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan.
As a composer, Felicia Sandler has received performances by ensembles all across the United States and in both Eastern and Western Europe. Recent commissions include a new work for the NEC Percussion Ensemble (2005), a new work for the Corona Guitar Quartet of Denmark (2005), Hysteria in Salem Village for the Big East Conference Band Director's Association (2004), The Waking, for SATB split chorus for the Dale Warland Singers (2002), Rosie The Riveter, commissioned by H. Robert Reynolds for the University of Michigan Symphony band (2001), and Ring Out Wild Bells! for the University of Michigan Chamber Chorus (2000). Recent performances of note include the Women in Music Festival (Otterbein College, Ohio), Rutgers University Band (CBDNA National Convention in NY, 2005), Volti Chorus at the National College Music Society Conference (Nov., 2004), U.S. Navy Band (May 2003), Symposium of New Band Music - VA intercollegiate CBDNA conference (Feb. 2003), Plymouth Symphony (Nov. 2002), Rutgers University Band (Oct. 2002), Dale Warland Singers (May 2002), SCI 36th National Conference (April 2002).
Sandler has received awards from Meet The Composer, the Presser Foundation, and the American Composers Orchestra, among others. Sandler's choral compositions are published with E.C. Schirmer Publishing and Mark Foster Music Company, and her band music is published with Ballerbach Music.
B.M. in composition and theory, Conservatory of Music, University of the Pacific; MLM in Liturgical Music, The Catholic University of America; PhD in composition and theory, University of Michigan. Former faculty of Bowling Green State University and University of Michigan.


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United finds 787 transmitter with pinched wire
By JOSHUA FREEDAP Airlines Writer
United Airlines says it found a transmitter with a pinched wire on 1 of its Boeing 787s - the same problem that investigators think may have sparked a fire on a parked 787 in London.
Christen David, a spokeswoman for United Continental Holdings Inc., says the airline inspected all 6 of its 787s, and found one emergency transmitter with a pinched wire. That transmitter was removed and sent back to Honeywell International Inc. for further inspection. It has been replaced and David says all six planes are flying with transmitters.
Earlier this month, an Ethiopian Airlines 787 parked at London's Heathrow Airport caught fire. Investigators said it may have been caused by an emergency transmitter. That prompted U.S. authorities to order inspections for pinched or damaged wires.Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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here my first testvideo:
Summit & E-Maxx
Great! Can you post pictures about your bild?
Summit, dewalt 12v, 18/68 gear, T-bone skids
i had the same controller it lasted 2 days before it went nuts and crashed my slash into a mercedies an 50 HUGE dent and controller still broke siting in original box.
Honestly, this is one of the funniest posts I have seen in quite some time! I envy your free time...Cool ride also!
take a look on my post #38 and #39 previous page....Great! Can you post pictures about your bild?
Summit & E-Maxx
Good laugh and awesome 4 wheel steering options
What's a coffee if it aint Irish
now i have my new axial's cutted start from the absolutely same reasons at User Tmaxxed in his first post in his thread..
New wheels
cutted wheels
for comparison (original black wheels)
thanks on Tmaxxed for great inspiration...
and here with Mudslingers, black was original wheels..
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Summit & E-Maxx
Amazing Job. Well Done.
To SUMMIT up, its my coolest RC.
Erst mal ein paar Teile anfertigen und kaufen..
Jim schraubt als erstes einen Adapter an die Lenkstangen..
sieht dann so aus..
Hier die komplette Halterung für die Lenkung sowie auch gleich die Stoßstange..
Derweil schraubt Jim schon mal einen Servosaver an..
Als nächstes hat Jim eine Halterung für das [lexicon]Servo[/lexicon] gebaut..
Summit & E-Maxx
wow. never seen rear steering like that before.
great job agian!
To SUMMIT up, its my coolest RC.
here is the first show..
Summit & E-Maxx
Looks great,
love the rear steer only Feature.
that could come in very handy.
Nice work sir.
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Mountains cant stop me
they have tried
Makes my attempt at rear steering look like childs play.
Very well done.
The rear steering only is a plus and should come in real handy.
Great job on the aluminum parts as well.
Could go on but think you get the point....Sehr gut Getaner, außergewöhnliche Arbeit!
Hope that translation came out correct LOL!
Endeavoring to persevere !
thanks jamann & Edstoys
but your extendet chassis is also genius. I have a idea for my third Summit Projekt
and your New Bright Summit with Mickey Thompson Tyres looks extremly good...yes, the translation came corrct - thank you!
Summit & E-Maxx
Very nice rear steer setup. I also think your rear steer only option is very clever. Would you please post a picture of the finished setup like you demonstrated in the video? I noticed that it utilizes two servos, very interesting !!
The Kid
14.4 Dewalt & Misc. el-cheapo mods
That rig is pretty sexy
To SUMMIT up, its my coolest RC.
Interesting, i just destroyed that same bearing on the spur gear last week. I have no idea why either.. Love your truck, very nice work!
Check the spur gear as well.It may be warped.Also extra care when installing the spur to pad holder over tightening bends the arms putting everything out a bit.the bearing gets side loaded and eventually fails.
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Mountains cant stop me
they have tried
This truly is an amazing project and those GI helpers remind me of childhood.
Great work.
thanks - take a look on my new projekt if you want...
Summit & E-Maxx
Lol this is an awesome buld !!!


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For many days now, I have thought about writing this letter, and I know I must speak out in support of former Chatham County Coroner Dr. Jimmy Metts.
We have known and worked with him for over 50 years, both professionally and personally. No man has given more of his time, money and dedication to the field of medicine and to Savannah.
He worked tirelessly in the late '60s and early '70s to get the ICUs and the stroke units started. He went many times to Washington to fight for funds for the stroke program, using his own money and on his own time.
I watched him fearlessly and with determination plead before the committee for the research program here in Savannah, and he was successful.
This is a man who has cared nothing about money or possessions. We know there must be evidence of wrongdoing, but we will never believe Dr. Metts knew anything about it.
No matter the outcome, we must give this man the honor and respect for what he has done for his fellow man and this city.
Warren A. Candler School of Nursing Alumni
Lack of school prayer contributed to massacre
Prayer in schools should be reinstated. The recent shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School can be directly attributed to the removal of school prayer from American schools.
Under the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment of the Constitution, it forbids state interference in individual religious exercise.
The courts have consistently stated that students' setting forth of religious views through prayer cannot be forbidden unless such activity can be shown to cause disruption in the school, yet remain beyond the scope of the state to require such practice.
Thus, anyone is allowed to pray in schools in the United States, as long as it is not officially sponsored by the school and it does not disrupt others from doing their work.
Savannah Superintendent of Schools Thomas B. Lockamy, Jr, Ed.D. has failed to answer enumerable requests by phone and letters to discuss this policy with many clergymen and concerned citizens wishing to re-establish prayer in our schools. We all need to rise up as a Christian nation and bring back prayer in our schools.
Savannah Tech tries to make college affordable
In response to the Jan. 9 letter from Miriam Smith, Savannah Technical College textbooks are priced competitively with other institutions.
The college offers new and used textbooks at all Campus Shop locations. Students have the option of participating in buyback programs at the beginning and end of each semester.
Although we do not have an affiliated bookseller off campus, we do make textbook information available to students (author, title, edition, ISBN number) on the college website so they have the option of purchasing elsewhere. Additionally, we have continued to explore other options for reducing the cost of textbooks for students, including rental textbooks and e-books.
We will remain vigilant in our efforts to continue to make college affordable for everyone. At $85 per credit hour, Savannah Technical College remains a great value for quality education.
Executive Director
Institutional Advancement and Communications
Savannah Technical College
Disabled vet: How much more should I sacrifice?
After reading the letter to the editor, "Southern politicians are excellent con artists," by Bernie Evans (Jan.1), I would like to respond.
I call myself a conservative. I was a Democrat for 49 years, until 2012, when the Democrats took God out of their platform. I am a retired soldier with combat disabilities working a job for less than $10 an hour.
My wife and I are both over 65 years old on Social Security. The State of Georgia now gives us a big enough exemption where we pay no state income tax; however, we do pay city, county, state, sales and property taxes and taxes on our vehicle.
I use the Bible as my guide. I also pay tithes to the church, because Jesus also taught that in the Bible. I do own guns because the Constitution and law give me the right to defend myself.
I spent 26 years in the service of my country. During that service, the VA says I became 40 percent disabled due to combat injuries. As for the majority of Americans rejecting Republicans, how does Evans explain the American people electing a Republican Congress the last two elections?
Please enlighten us as to what more my wife and I should sacrifice so we can be the kind of conservative Southerners the writer would like.
Gun laws don't affect the murder rate
How does a country with over 2,000 violent crimes per 100,000 people compare to the U.S. rate of 466 per 100,000?
The high figure is for the United Kingdom, which has few firearms per capita. It shows that it is not the tool but the one using it that matters.
The world murder rate is 6.9 vs. the U. S. rate of 4.8. Europe's rate is 3.5. Africa has a rate of 17.
Take Switzerland with firearms in nearly every home, and the murder rate is hardly measurable.
Many of the firearms are true assault weapons, not semi-automatic sporting rifles as we have in this country.
Machetes and spears are dependable weapons, it seems.
The average person not familiar with firearms does not know the difference between full auto and semi auto.
There have been evil and insane people in this world from the beginning of time, and that will never change. They will use any tool at their disposal to harm others. Laws mean nothing to them.
If every firearm in this country disappeared instantly, the murder rate would not change.
Mass murder could easily be accomplished by explosives as simple as gasoline bombs. The worst school murder in this country was caused by bombs in the 1920s.
So waste your time worrying about some particular weapon if you wish, but you are only fooling yourself.


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Grinnell Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
A meeting of the Grinnell Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was called to order by Regent Darlene Leib on Saturday, March 9, at the Centre for Arts & Artists. Guests were Tina Antle, Lyn Peterson, June Hand, Suzanne VanZante, Patricia McIlrath, Nancy Brown and Paul Mattingly. The meeting was hosted by Kris Macy and Kathy Jones, and the program was arranged by Betty Carr
Betty Carr introduced Mattingly, who gave a presentation on the historic building that houses his store and on gold coins.
The following reports were given: President General Message report by Vice Regent, Kris Macy; National Defense report by Dee Meyers, Good Citizen report by Betty Carr, Protocol report by Jeanette Shannon; Flag report by Marsha Wilson; and Women's Issue by Barbara Hug.
Registrar's report shows 55 members, two associate members, one lifetime member, one new member, two applicants whose applications have been verified and will be approved by the National DAR Board of Management, and three prospective members whose applications are being worked on. Four women were voted in as perspective members: VanZante, Peterson, Antle and Hand. Kathy Jones was given the Oath of Membership.
Thank you notes from Germany were read for the food coupons the group send to the base, from Bacone College where the club sent Christmas stockings and from the Department of Veteran's Affairs for three quilted handmade lap robes that were given to three women veterans with spinal cord injuries.
Any woman with a direct lineal connection to a Revolution War ancestor who is interested in joining DAR may contact Regent Darlene Leib at (641) 792-0174 or Registrar Barbara Hug at (641) 791-9485.
Barrett Homemakers
The Barrett Homemakers enjoyed a luncheon at the First Street Bistro for their March meeting. Ten members and one guest, Teresa Veihl, were present. Those attending were Barbara Ashby, Pat Bates, Emily Ehler, Irene Erwin, Delores Klemm, Bobbette Palmer, Barbara Tininenko, Linda Van Maanen, Gertrude Van Sickel and Dorothy Wood.
Cards were signed to be sent to Maxine Deppe and Betty Benskin, club members who now reside in Marshalltown.
Hostess Emily Ehler showed slides of the 1967 Barrett Homemakers Club 35th anniversary celebration and the September 1967 Club tour to Dubuque, Iowa. For many years this club traveled annually to various locations around the state of Iowa and into Wisconsin and Illinois inviting friends and neighbors to journey with them.
The April meeting will be held at the home of Irene Erwin in Newton.
Spirit of '76 Questers
The Spirit of '76 Questers met Wednesday night, March 6, at the home of Betty Snook.
After a brief business meeting, Snook presented the program "The Great Buttermilk Race in Jasper County." She wore an apron and an old-fashioned dust cap as she spoke of the difficulty of churning butter "in the good old days" before refrigeration was available. She divided members into two teams and gave each team a canning jar with cream to shake as she talked. The first team to get butter was awarded butter mints. She told about the song "The 12 Days of Christmas" and noted the "eight maids a'milking" didn't have it so easy. Not only did they milk the cows, but they also were in charge of the milk, skimming off the cream to make butter, churning the butter and working all the milk equipment. Snook also noted Cleopatra bathed in buttermilk, a cosmetic treatment for the skin, and former president Jimmie Carter's favorite beverage was buttermilk.
Snook showed her collection of wooden buttermolds and paddles, a miniature separator, miniature pottery butter churn and a small dairy church. She also passed around a collection of "cup plats" formerly called butter pats and displayed a collection of pressed glass butter dishes.
Following her presentation, co-hostess Carmen Pierce served a luncheon of old-fashioned ginger bread, banana bread, coffee cake and fruit cups.
The next meeting will be the last Wednesday of this month at the Betty Newell residence.


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Car news
Hyundai reveals new coupe concept
Could this turbo V6 'HND-9' concept pave the way for a new Genesis Coupe?
While most of the motoring industry is brushing up on its Goodfellas routines ahead of next week's New York Motor Show, Hyundai wants to draw your attention to the other side of the planet. Meet the HND-9 sports coupe concept.
It's the car in the rendering above, and will be revealed in full, non-digital and actually real form, at the Seoul Motor Show next week. Looks good, doesn't it?
For Hyundai, this HND-9 concept is an evolution of the company's 'fluidic sculpture design philosophy', but for us mere mortals who don't do designspeak, it's a little glimpse into a future Genesis Coupe. Maybe.
Hyundai hasn't claimed it is, merely hinting that the HND-9 is a "luxury sports coupe concept". But with a 365bhp 3.3-litre turbocharged V6 underneath that long bonnet, an eight-speed automatic gearbox in the middle and drive sent to the rear wheels, it's got all the hallmarks of resurrecting that lovely little leftfield coupe.
The concept flourishes lie in the lovely butterfly doors, huge alloy wheels, stupendously wide grille and uniquely designed head and rear lamps for that 'futuristic look'.
It'll go on display at Seoul on 28 March, so for now, have a look through the pics and tell us what you think. Is it time for the Genesis to return?
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Pirates power to third-place finish
Port Charlotte senior Noelle Anderson and her coaches, Tom and Sonia Tirb, react to a competitor beating Anderson on the last lift.
Noelle Anderson completes a lift during Saturday's FHSAA girls weightlifting finals. She finished second in the 101-pound weight class.
Port Charlotte coach Sonia Tirb talks to Milany Quiles before her last lift. Quiles placed second in the 110-pound division.
Charlotte freshman Breanna Jacobs completes a lift at the FHSAA girls weightlifting finals. Jacobs placed sixth in the 101-pound division.
Charlotte senior Jenny D'Alessandro completes her lift in the FHSAA weightlifting finals.
KISSIMMEE — Two Port Charlotte High School seniors finished as runner-ups at the FHSAA state weightlifting finals on Saturday, but went home with a twinge of disappointment to go with their medals.
Noelle Anderson (101 pounds) and Milany Quiles (110) both led their weight classes after the bench press, but fell to second place after the clean and jerk in the final meet of their high school careers.


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Samsung Galaxy Camera Available on AT&T's 4G Network Beginning Nov. 16
For a Limited Time, Buy any Samsung Galaxy Smartphone and Receive up to $100 off a Second Connected Samsung Device, including the new Samsung Galaxy Camera1
Nov 12, 2012, 12:00 ET from AT&T Inc.
DALLAS, Nov. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- AT&T* today announced the Samsung Galaxy Camera™, the 4G connected camera, will be available for customers beginning Nov. 16 for $499.99.2 For a limited time, AT&T customers will receive up to $100 off the purchase of a second Samsung Galaxy handset or other Samsung connected device, including the new Samsung Galaxy Camera, when they purchase any Samsung Galaxy smartphone (w/ two-year agreement incl. qualifying voice and data plans).
The Galaxy Camera combines high performance photography with Android™ 4.1 Jelly Bean and AT&T 4G mobile internet, resulting in a powerful point-and-shoot camera with a familiar, intuitive user interface and access to Android applications from the Google Play™ market.
The Galaxy Camera is a perfect fit for those who wish to shoot, edit and share brilliant photographs and video easily and quickly through social networks without connecting to a laptop or PC. The Galaxy Camera features a 4.8-inch HD Super Clear LCD™ screen, boasts a 21x optical zoom lens and a super-bright 16MP backside illuminated CMOS sensor for shooting high-quality images close up and in low light conditions. This device is powered by a quad-core 1.4 GHz processor for quick and responsive performance. Galaxy Camera includes powerful manual controls with its Expert Mode, which allows for manual setting of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. Smart Mode gives amateurs the tools of the pros, with Rich Tone HDR mode, Light Trace for 'light painting' photos and features like Best Face and Best Photo, which help users pick the best shot.
"By connecting the Samsung Galaxy Camera through the AT&T wireless network, users can instantly share photos, giving family and friends a glimpse into their favorite holiday moments," said Chris Penrose, senior vice president, AT&T Emerging Devices. "Customers will receive $100 off the purchase of the new Samsung Galaxy Camera when they purchase any Samsung Galaxy smartphone, making the Samsung Galaxy Camera the perfect gift this holiday season."
In addition to being able to share to social networks and cloud services on-the-go, consumers can harness the speed and connectivity of AT&T's wireless network to share images and videos between Galaxy Camera and a range of Galaxy devices including the Samsung Galaxy S® III, Samsung Galaxy Note® II and Samsung Galaxy Tab® 2 10.1. 3
Customers purchasing Samsung Galaxy Camera from AT&T have more options in choosing the plan that's right for them and their mobile devices. With new AT&T Mobile Share plans, new and existing customers can share a single bucket of data across smartphones, tablets and other compatible devices. AT&T Mobile Share allows customers to build a plan to fit their devices and usage. Customers can select one of the new shared data plans or choose one of AT&T's existing individual or family plans. 4
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The Samsung Galaxy Camera will be available in select AT&T company-owned retail stores nationwide and online at www.wireless.att.com.
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Obsession, jealousy, and deceit define the tense relationship shared between two magicians in director Christopher Nolan's The Prestige. Rupert Angier (Hugh Jackman) and Alfred Borden (Christian Bale) are London-based magicians of the highest order, both blessed with spectacular powers of deception and both cursed with unrelenting envy for one another's skills. When Alfred performs an awe-inspiring trick for which there seems no logical explanation, the friendly competition shared between the pair turns to deadly rivalry as the enraged Rupert determines to uncover his rival's deepest secrets. In the world of illusion, however, nothing is ever quite as it seems, and the rules of the physical world simply don't apply. Now, as bitter competition quickly begins to consume the souls of both performers, the firestorm birthed by their anger threatens to consume all who surround them. Also starring Michael Caine, Scarlett Johansson, David Bowie & Piper Perabo.
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Rhodes (city)
Rhodes [1] is the largest settlement and capital city of the island of the same name. It is famous as the former site of the Colossus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
For the traveller, Rhodes City falls into four more or less distinct areas. The most important by far for most visitors is Rhodes Old Town, still enclosed by its medieval wall. Rhodes New Town, north and west of the Old Town, is an extensive and fairly non-descript modern city. The New Town's eastern waterfront, comprising the Commercial Harbor, the yacht and ferry Mandhraki Harbor, and extensive Elli Beach may count as separate area. Finally, the Acropolis of Rhodes, the ruins of the ancient city, are about 2 km southwest of the Old Town.
Tourist information
The local tourist information office for the Dodecanese Islands is located in Rhodes city at Makariou & Papagou Corner. Telephone 22410 44335-6, Fax 22410 26955.
Get in
By plane
The only airport of the island is the Diagoras International Airport. From there, you can reach Rhodes city with a bus, car or taxi.
Get around
In the Old Town, the primary method of travel are your feet :)
Rhodes Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site [2], is one of the best preserved and most extensive medieval towns in Europe. It iss also the location of many monuments and several museums - make sure to get a good map. If you want to see it all, plan for at least a day, and two will not be amiss if you want to see all the museums.
The museum operates a tour of the city walls Tuesdays and Saturdays at 2:45 pm leaving from the Palace of the Grand Masters. This is not really a guided tour: visitors are simply allowed up on the walls to walk along the top of them at their own pace. This walk offers views of the town not otherwise available and is the best way to get an idea of the size of the town and the variety of its architecture.
Mikes (which is not the name Mike's but a Greek name prounounced MEE-kehs) is a hole-in-the-wall place (though with outdoor seating) in a tiny lane near 17 Socratous Street, which serves fish, salad, and wine, and not much else. A very simple restaurant but pleasant, and the seafood is of impeccable quality and well though simply prepared. A good budget choice in Old Town.
Hatzikelis Solomou Alhadef 9 tel +30 22410 27215 is one of the best tavernas, serving innovations on traditional Greek dishes; the stuffed, roasted eggplant is notable.
Laganis Solomou Alhadef 16 is a more traditional taverna with good mezedhes.
The Turkish Cafe at 76 Sokratous is a rare, wonderfully atmospheric survival of old Rhodes in the middle of the tourist hordes. Run by a charming couple, it serves excellent coffee and a small range of other drinks, but not much food except for a few snacks.
Alia Hotel Haraki Rhodes checkin 12 checkout 12. 35 euros including breakfast. [email protected]
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Northern Californians are slogging through another day of wet and windy weather as the second storm of the weekend moves through the region.
After a bit of a break in the weather Saturday evening, the National Weather Service is predicting heavy rain and strong winds for the San Francisco Bay area through Sunday.
On the freeways, a high wind advisory is in effect for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge and the Carquinez Bridge in Vallejo, meaning people driving campers or hauling trailers are being advised to stay off the bridges.
On Interstate 80 through the Sierra, officials say chains are required on vehicles except four-wheel drives from the Placer County community of Gold Run to the Nevada state line.
The first weekend winter storm system that passed over Northern California proved a nuisance for holiday travelers, but a second, bigger wave of Mountain snow and coastal rains expected early Sunday could make for real problems.
Up to 5 feet of snow is expected in the higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada before by the time the second storm has passed, and the San Francisco Bay area could be seriously doused.
"It's expected to bring some sustained winds, with a possibility of thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rain," said National Weather Service forecaster Diana Henderson.
The first storm drenched the region, dropping more than an inch of rain in Redwood City, about 24 miles south of San Francisco, in a little more than six hours Saturday.
To the east in the Sierra Nevada, Interstate 80, the main route between Sacramento and Reno, Nev., was shut down for about three hours after snowy roads caused several spinouts, but was reopened later in the afternoon, state highway officials said.
Officials said tire chains were mandatory for all vehicles except four-wheel drives on all three major mountain highways between the Sacramento and Reno areas - I-80 over Donner Summit, U.S. 50 over Echo Summit and State Highway 88 through Carson Pass, which was also briefly shut down.
Interstate 5 near the Oregon border was open to cars and truck with chains. It had been shut down late Tuesday for about 12 hours after a 60-car pileup near Yreka then closed again Friday when a storm dropped several inches of snow in some areas of Siskiyou and Shasta counties.
The weather was causing delays Saturday at San Francisco International Airport but was affecting mostly regional flights, airport duty manager Shannon Wilson said.
Arriving flights were being delayed up to 45 minutes Saturday afternoon, and about 12 flights had been canceled because of a change in the direction of prevailing winds, Wilson said.
With the wind coming from the south instead of the west, only two of the airport's four runways were being used for takeoffs and departures, Wilson said.
"It's an unusual wind for us," he said.
North of San Francisco, more than 6 inches of rain fell Friday in the tiny Sonoma County community of Venado. And with a second storm approaching, officials were paying close attention to the rising levels of the Russian River.
The river was expected to peak just below "monitor stage" on Christmas Eve, said National Weather Service hydrologist Allan Takamoto. That's about 3 feet below flood stage but high enough that officials had a "heightened awareness of what's going on," Takamoto said.
The heavy rain caused problems on local highways, forcing officials to close a section of Highway 128 in Napa County near Lake Berryessa.
In Mendocino County, Highway 162, which connects the community of Covelo with Highway 101, was closed because of a washout.
Along the beaches, waves up to 16 feet were expected. Forecasters were urging people walking along beaches or jetties to watch for large breaking waves.


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HOUSTON — Kevin Garnett saluted the fans and tapped his heart.
The Boston Celtics forward doled out a few fist-bumps to teammates and foes. Then he took to the court, played six scoreless minutes, and took a seat. His 15th All-Star Game appearance amounted to a harmless cameo, just as he and coach Doc Rivers had hoped.
"Six minutes, yep, right where I wanted it to be," Garnett said.
He missed his only two shots. He grabbed three rebounds. He had an assist. When the game quickly turned into a dunk contest, he deferred to the younger players, letting them run and gun.
When his time was up Sunday night, Garnett left the 62d All-Star Game at Toyota Center and walked toward the bench, put on a warm-up shirt and pants, and wrapped a towel around his neck.
He watched as his Eastern Conference team fell to their counterparts from the West, 143-138. He watched as Clippers guard Chris Paul earned MVP honors with 20 points and 15 assists, and as Oklahoma City swingman Kevin Durant scored 30, becoming the first player to score at least 30 in three straight All-Star Games.
"They respected each other, nobody got hurt, the fans had a great time," said Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who coached the West team. "That's what it's all about."
As usual, it was only competitive near the end.
Paul hit two late 3-pointers and Lakers guard Kobe Bryant had two key blocks on Heat star LeBron James to help seal the West's win.
In previous versions of this affair, Garnett was heavily used. In 2003, for instance, he played 41 minutes and scored 37 points. But the 36-year-old wasn't going to get that much run a decade later, nothing near it.
Garnett could've used the rest of an entire weekend, but he came here, waded through promotional appearances, and then, finally, the game itself.
He played, but more as a figurehead than competitor. He all but sidestepped a contest that annually lacks hustle and defense, his calling cards. The Celtics begin their second half with nine of their first 11 games on the road, starting Tuesday in Denver, and Garnett knew it was it was more important for him to save his legs.
"Everything was cool, but in the back of my mind, I'm thinking we've got Denver Tuesday, Lakers Wednesday," Garnett said. "[I'm] just thinking about the schedule and what it's about to be this second half."
Did he feel rested after this weekend?
"Absolutely not. Absolutely not," he said. "I would love to say that, but absolutely not."
But the weekend was also a good deal of fun for him.
"To be honest, what was on my mind was getting the proper rest and trying to enjoy myself, trying to make sure everybody that was with me enjoyed [themselves]," he said.
His young daughter Capri had never attended All-Star festivities before and was hounding her father about changing that. So, he brought her this weekend.
"For my kid to see that was cool," Garnett said. "It was cool for me."
Garnett started his 11th All-Star Game. He started alongside Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, and James, clearly making him the East's elder statesman.
In all his All-Star Game appearances — he's tied for the second most in NBA history — Garnett attempted his fewest shots and played his fewest minutes Sunday.
Garnett said he told Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, who was coaching the East, "It's a young guy's game, play me a couple minutes and then I was cool."
During the game, Garnett sat leaning forward, his elbows on his knees, his chin resting in his hands. He cheered his teammates, some of whom are fierce rivals.
"We have the same jersey on," Garnett said. "When you have opposing jerseys on, then that's obvious, but right now, that's what this weekend is. You come in, give your time, enjoy each other. There's not too many times you're going to be interacting like this throughout the year. It's a time to let your hair down and relax."
Now comes a trip to the Rocky Mountains. The Celtics practice Tuesday in Denver, gathering after a break that didn't seem nearly long enough for them to recuperate.
Is Garnett looking forward to it?
"It's good to see everybody; you look forward to that," Garnett said. "Practice is work, but it's good. You're getting better."
The Celtics, who are 28-24 and in seventh place in the East, hope to do the same.
Garnett had said last week that this All-Star appearance would "definitely" be his last. He clarified that comment by saying he just wasn't sure if he'd be selected as an All-Star next year.
If it was his final time playing in a game where he's practically a fixture, Garnett signed off with his eyes on the rest of the season, his 18th in the NBA.Baxter Holmes can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at @BaxterHolmes.


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SPURS Epilogue (The First)October 15th, 2012 by Maria-Jose Viñas
By Eric Lindstrom
"Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board." — Zora Neale Hurston
So, we are back in port in the Azores Islands of Portugal. Knorr 209-1 was a fabulous voyage and it did feel that we had many a man's wish on board. Those included wishes for our data collection from all the scientists involved in SPURS and well wishes from all the family members of the expedition and finally the good wishes of you, my blog audience.
Thank you all for following my SPURS adventure so far. The saga continues for another year. We have instruments in the water and more expeditions ahead (in March and September 2013). Each expedition will be slightly different in nature but overall working toward the SPURS goal of understanding the surface salinity maximum in the Atlantic and the water cycle on the planet. I'll be going into a different mode of blogging now, to provide you updates on the science and the observations as the year goes along. With good fortune, I will get back to sea for the final leg of SPURS in September 2013. If you would like another voyage blog from the Sargasso Sea in 2013, let your voices be heard in the comments section below!
After several days of riding a lumpy swell from Tropical Storm Oscar, we were greeted by the magnificent sight of greenery and civilization at Ponta Delgada on the island of São Miguel.
The expedition was a success scientifically. We got our sensor web in the water for the coming year: three moorings, 25 Argo floats, 18 surface drifters, three Wavegliders, three Seagliders, and a Lagrangian Mixed Layer Float. We completed a wide variety of shipboard deployments: 764 Underway CTD casts, 100 CTD/LADCP Stations, 30 Vertical Microstructure Profiles, 33 AUV missions, three Slocum glider turbulence missions, and a full suite of continuous measurements including ocean velocity profiles, thermosalinograph and meteorology/fluxes. We accomplished the objectives we had laid out for us – deploy the sensor web (week 1), do a control volume survey around the moorings (week 2), and map a mesoscale ocean feature (week 3). We were able to squeeze in some extras, like a 24-hour time series in the saltiest water and pick up a glider from the French expedition in August.
The expedition was a success for NASA and WHOI. We even caught the attention of the International Space Station and had a great 30-minute chat with Commander Sunita Williams about research in sea and space and the strong connections between the space program and oceanography.
The expedition was a success in interagency cooperation. SPURS is led by NASA, but has enormously important contributions from NSF, NOAA, and the Office of Naval Research. It takes a village to put on a good oceanographic process study!
I created a "SPURS Illustrated Campaign Summary" from our Knorr expedition. I will make it available to all of you as part of a future post. There will also be movies available from the Space Station call and from the expedition, which are still in the editing process.
Your questions and comments on SPURS are always welcome. Use the comments section of any of the posts and I will get the message. Your interest and curiosity provides directions for future blogs and helps me put into words some of the technical aspects of SPURS that may not be fully understood.
Thanks you all for again following along on our Knorr SPURS expedition. There is much more to come, so stay tuned!
Tags: NASA, oceanography, salinity, SPURS, SPURS1
6 Responses to "SPURS Epilogue (The First)"
San Miguel is incorrect. You should write São Miguel, the right way.
Thank you.
Thank you, careful reader, for pointing out the error! It is fixed.
Eric Lindstrom
Glad to hear it went well! I will be looking forward to updates on what all this tech finds!
Thank you for an interesting and entertaining blog. I look forward to more posts!
Very nice blog and adventure. We are just starting ours on board of the RRS Discovery. The last play of this living legend.
I am looking forward knowing more about SPURS development and the next mission in 2013. I would like to be in there!!!
Best of luck on RRS Discovery! Perhaps you are spending some time in the SPURS study area?


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Longtime Texas singer, guitarist and song crafter Radney Foster visits with Matt Meinke on the Notably Texan Feature Interview. Radney performs Saturday in Greenville with Bill Lloyd, in the re-formed Foster & Lloyd duo.
Interview topics include Radney's extended music career as a duo with Bill Lloyd and as a solo artist, his take on public radio, and upcoming projects. Music from many releases over the years is also included. Originally aired February 23rd during Notably Texan.


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Following the death of his father, George, Merrill Osmond made time between interviews with Oprah and Larry King, to stop by KOLO 8.
Merrill says his father's death has been hard on the family, especially his sister Marie, who is starring in this season's "Dancing with the Stars." Because the Osmonds were such a close performing group, Merrill says Marie's performances this week will be especially sentimental, and especially difficult.
Likewise, Merrill says his show in Reno will be a reminder of everything his family accomplished together. Merrill is playing Santa, in the El Dorado's newest show, "The Spirit of Christmas." The show will spread some holiday cheer during a 7-week run from November 13-December 28.
Straight from London, Santa and his merry helpers will take you on an unforgettable Christmas journey through the streets of London in this glittering, dancing and singing seasonal spectacular.
Please call the Eldorado Showroom Box Office for tickets and show times. For more information, call Eldorado Show Reservations at 800-648-5966 or 775-786-5700 in Nevada.


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Custom ordered Left handed Yoshikane Yanagiba 270mm V2 steel
I thought you guys wanted to see, you dont see Yoshis single beveled so often.
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Custom ordered blade for left hander fitted with handle for right hander... Looks terrible
Blade however looks very interesting
Looks like a lefty handle to me.
I like the yanagi. Thanks for posting pics, Maxim.
That's most definitely a lefty handle, lol.
That's a beautiful knife. I don't know much about Yoshikane. Well to be honest - only what I've seen on your site and Epicurean Edge. Obviously the lefty aspect is custom...but you mentioned they don't make single bevel much? What is the brand more known for?
I'm looking forward to receiving that one Maksim.
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Perform a Google Image Search on any picture on Pinterest.
This extension levages the power of Google Search by Image to give you a wealth of information about any picture you find on Pinterest. Find similar pictures. Find all the websites where the picture appears. Find out about the designer, author, chef, photographer who created the picture. The Google search results may surprise you. Get ready for a whole new level of discovery.
This extensive adds a 'Search' button that only appears when you hover over a picture.
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While organizers know scholarship funds are part of the reason teens have been entering Roselle's annual Rose Queen Pageant for 52 years, they suspect the sense of local tradition plays a huge role, too.
"Every spring when it comes time for the Rose Parade, everyone wants to know who the Rose Queen is," said pageant spokeswoman Linda McDermott.
If you goIf you go
What: Rose Queen Pageant
When: 7 p.m. Friday, May 20
Where: Lake Park High School West Campus, 500 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Roselle
Cost: $5 for adults, $3 for children
Info: (630) 894-5478
At this year's pageant on Friday, May 20, 11 seniors and one junior from Lake Park High School in Roselle will show off their talent, smarts and beauty in an effort to win the crown and top prize, a $2,000 college scholarship.
Roselle contestants are Courtney Schuchmann, Amanda Lindsey, Kelsey Wrightwood, Alexis Touras, Marissa Troyke, Andzelika Wojnowska, Amanda Miller and Mollie Hammerschmidt.
Other competitors are Kirstie McHugh of Hanover Park; Lauren Caputo of Bloomingdale, the pageant's only junior; Marissa Kleemann of Itasca; and Marisa Farrell of Medinah.
The event is sponsored by Itasca Bank and Trust, which is a major change from previous years when all contestants had to secure their own sponsors. McDermott said the tough economy had organizers worried that contestants might have a hard time finding individual sponsors, which in turn might discourage participation.
"So many communities have had to cancel things due to lack of sponsorship, because it's just a hard time for everyone," McDermott said. "So what Itasca Bank is doing this year is just amazing for us."
Pageant contestants spent last week participating in preliminary interviews with judges. And Friday, they will compete in four other components: talent, sportswear, evening gown, and an onstage question.
McDermott said all five components are worth 10 points, instead of weighting areas like talent more heavily, as many pageants do.
"We made it all equal, because not everyone can sing and dance," said McDermott. "Some girls shine at the interview, some are very poised on the stage and this gives them a very fair opportunity to shine in their special area."
The pageant is open to any female, ages 16 to 19, who lives or works in Roselle, or attends Lake Park. The first runner-up will receive a $1,000 scholarship and the second runner-up earns a $500 scholarship.
In addition to earning her scholarship, the winner represents Roselle at this year's annual Rose Parade Sunday, June 5, as well as at various village events throughout the year.


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A forensics report says that a former chief of staff for Guatemala's army should not stand trial for alleged involvement in the killing of 1,700 indigenous people during the nation's civil war because of his poor health.
The document by the National Institute of Forensic Science released Wednesday says 82-year-old Hector Mario Lopez Fuentes is not mentally capable of understanding others and expressing himself. The judge in the case will decide Friday whether to start a judicial process against Lopez.
Lopez was detained in 2011 on charges that he planned and ordered hundreds of massacres when he was the military leader under dictator Jose Efrain Rios Montt.
Rios Montt is facing trial on genocide charges for the killing of 1,771 Mayan Indians when he was president in 1982 and 1983.


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AUSTIN, Texas, April 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Hanger, Inc. (NYSE: HGR) announced today that it plans to report its results of operations for the quarter ended March 31, 2013, on Wednesday, May 1, 2013.
The Company plans to issue a press release announcing the results for the quarter ended March 31, 2013 on Wednesday, May 1, 2013 after the close of the market. A conference call to discuss these results is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m., ET, on Thursday, May 2, 2013. Those wishing to participate should call 1-877-662-6095. A replay of the call will be available until Midnight on Thursday, May 9, 2013, by dialing 1-855-859-2056 and referencing Conference ID # 32283553.
About Hanger, Inc. – Built on the legacy of James Edward Hanger , the first amputee of the American Civil War, Hanger, Inc. (NYSE: HGR) delivers orthotic and prosthetic (O&P) patient care, distributes O&P devices and components, and provides therapeutic solutions to the broader post-acute market. Through its Hanger Clinic business, Hanger is the largest owner and operator of O&P patient care clinics with in excess of 740 locations nationwide. Through its subsidiary Southern Prosthetic Supply, Inc. (SPS), Hanger distributes branded and private label O&P devices, products, and components in the United States. The Company provides therapeutic solutions through its Innovative Neurotronics and Accelerated Care Plus businesses. Steeped in over 150 years of clinical excellence and innovation, Hanger's vision is to be the partner of choice for products and services that enhance human physical capability. For more information on Hanger, visit www.hanger.com and follow us at www.Facebook.com/HangerNews, www.Twitter.com/HangerNews, and www.YouTube.com/HangerNews.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Louisville shot its way to one of the biggest upsets in the history of the women's NCAA tournament, stunning Brittney Griner and Baylor on Sunday in the Oklahoma City Regional semifinals.
Shoni Schimmel scored 22 points, and Monique Reid hit two free throws with 2.6 seconds left to lift the fifth-seeded Cardinals over the defending national champions, 82-81, ending Griner's incredible career.
Odyssey Sims scored 29 points and hit a pair of free throws with 9.1 seconds left to give the Bears (34-2) their only lead of the game.
Reid caught an inbounds pass near the baseline after that and went coast to coast before getting fouled by Griner on her way to the basket.
The Bears had been practically invincible for the past four months, winning 32 straight games mostly by double digits.
Louisville (27-8) tied an NCAA record with 16 3-pointers to pull off the upset.
It was the end of a remarkable college career for Griner, a record-setting 6-foot-8 post player who ended up as the second-highest scoring player in NCAA history.
Griner, who averaged 33 points in Baylor's first two games in the tournament, didn't make a basket until she converted a putback with 15:20 left in the second half. She wound up with 14 points and 10 rebounds.


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The best collar stays I've owned
I've never been a fan of the cheap plastic collar stays that come with new dress shirts and have been using metal stays for the past few years. I bought these because I liked the idea of the magnets. They didn't disappoint. As some of the other reviewers have noted, the magnets are a bit tricky to apply because they're so strong. But once you've got the hang of it, there is nothing--not even gale-force winds--that's going to make your collar move. Definitely a good investment--and the magnets work well with my other metal stays, as well. The only downside is that the Power Stays only come in one size. Would love to see them make stays that are both shorter and longer for various collar lengths.4


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The accounts payable manager for an Eastern Carolina company has been indicted by a grand jury on charges of stealing millions of dollars from the company.
District attorney Scott Thomas says 42-year-old Susan Garcia of Newport is charged with taking $5.3 million from 2007 to 2012 from Big Rock Sports, LLC, which has subsidiary companies including Henry's Tackle, LLC.
Garcia faces a total of eight charges.
As accounts payable manager, Thomas says Garcia was responsible for obtaining, distributing and tracking the use of a number of company credit cards belonging to Big Rock Sports, LLC.
Thomas says Garcia used several cards to make unauthorized personal purchases, and falsified the corporate accounting records to cover the unlawful use.
The unauthorized purchases included subscriptions to online gambling sites, purchases from Amazon.com and other retailers, and payment for personal travel.
Lawmen say due to the high volume of sales by Big Rock Sports, LLC, and Garcia's efforts in concealing her wrongdoing, the unlawful use of the company cards was hidden for some time.
Big Rock Sports, LLC is an outdoor sporting goods distributor, wholesaler, service provider and business partner to the outdoor retail market. Headquartered in Graham, NC. Big Rock has over 600 employees throughout North America, including approximately 80 at its Newport offices.
Garcia will have a first appearance in Carteret County Superior Court June 3, 2013.
Garcia is in the Carteret County Jail under a $ 5,000,000 secured bond.


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Bloomberg, 7/25/2012
Mexico's peso rose for the first time in a week on speculation Europe's permanent bailout fund will be strengthened, boosting demand for higher-yielding assets.
European Central Bank council member Ewald Nowotny said there are arguments in favor of giving Europe's rescue fund a banking license, reviving the debate on boosting its capacity.
"The market has taken a turn and is using the peso as a risk proxy for emerging markets," Ramon Cordova, a currency trader at Banco Base SA in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico, said in a phone interview. "If a headline comes out with a good comment, you'll see quick drops in the dollar and rises in the peso."


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I first found this account on J. L. Bell's Boston 1775 blog in the post, "Sheriff Greenleaf and Col. Crafts read the Declaration." [2] So I dug in to see what else I could find.
On 25 July 1776, the Continental Journal and Weekly Advertiser reports:
"Thursday last, pursuant to the orders of the honourable Council, was proclaim'd from the Balcony of the State House in this town, the DECLARATION of the AMERICAN CONGRESS, absolving the United Colonies from their allegiance to the British Crown, and declaring them FREE and INDEPENDENT STATES. ...
At One o'Clock the Declaration was proclaimed by the Sheriff of the County of Suffolk, which was received with great Joy, expressed by three Huzzas from a great Concourse of People assembled ..."[3]
Bell's post mentions and quotes a letter by Daniel Greenleaf (1762-1853), William Greenleaf's son, published in the Boston Transcript on 2 Aug 1855, in which Daniel Greenleaf recollects his father reading the Declaration of Independence. Bell states that Daniel Greenleaf wrote the letter in October of 1841, and given that Daniel died in 1853, the letter would had to have been written prior to its publication in the Boston Transcript. As Daniel Greenleaf would have been several months shy of 14 years of age in July 1776, he might well remember the events of 18 July 1776.
Daniel Greenleaf's letter, as published in the Boston Transcript, states in part:
"The Declaration of Independence was read by William Greenleaf, (my father,) then sheriff. ... My father was so proud of that proclamation that he had the paper from which he read it framed and glassed and it hung over his parlor fireplace as long as he was a housekeeper. As his voice was rather weak, he requested Colonel Crafts to act as his herald; they stood together at the front of the balcony, and my father read a sentence, which was immediately repeated by Crafts, and so continued to the end, when was the huzza, as mentioned." [4]
[1] "In Congress, July 4, 1776. A Declaration by the Representatives of the United States of America, In General Congress Assembled." The Continental Journal and Weekly Advertiser, 18 July 1776, pg. 1. Online, in "The Coming of the American Revolution," Massachusetts Historical Society (http://www.masshist.org/revolution/doc-viewer.php?old=1&mode=nav&item_id=113 : accessed 4 July 2012)
[2] Bell, J. L. "Sheriff Greenleaf and Col. Crafts Read the Declaration," Boston 1775, 4 July 2007. Online (http://boston1775.blogspot.com/2007/07/sheriff-greenleaf-and-col-crafts-read.html : accessed 4 July 2012)
[3] Continental Journal (Boston, Mass.), 25 July 1776, pg. 2. Online. Early American Newspaper Series 1, 1690-1876 (Newsbank). Accessed 3 July 2012.
[4] "Reminiscences of an Old Bostonian," Boston Evening Transcript, 2 Aug 1855, pg. 1. Online. Google News (http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=H4Q-AAAAIBAJ&sjid=B1oMAAAAIBAJ&pg=2091%2C649929 : accessed 20 Jun 2012)