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TV productions continue to flourish in Atlanta.
In 2011, I found 25. In 2012, I came up with 33.
This year? I counted 52 in production or have aired this year.
In other words, I'm busier than ever.
Most of the programs are reality programs but there are 19 scripted productions, a record to date since the state passed sweetened tax credits in 2008. Without said credits, only Tyler Perry's programs and perhaps "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" would even be here.
This compilation below includes shows that are distributed on a network (or via syndication) that airs nationally. Netflix, Amazon and the like have not shot any shows here that have made it to series (though Amazon tested a pilot of "Zombieland" that didn't make the cut.)
On the list, I've been able to confirm only one show which has aired multiple seasons that is officially over: Discovery's "Auction Kings" after four seasons. But several programs are on the potential chopping block, including USA's 'Necessary Roughness," BET's "Let's Stay Together" and CBS's "The American Baking Competition" to name a few.
Despite the fact TNT, TBS, TruTV and Cartoon Network are based in Atlanta, none of the networks have non-sports productions shot here in Atlanta. (Adult Swim has at least two.) Two networks have six productions in town each: Bravo and BET.
This collection does not include news (e.g. HLN/CNN) and sports programming (e.g. Fox Sports South, NBA on TNT). It also doesn't include shows that merely shoot audition episodes here on occasion ("American Idol," "America's Got Talent," "So You Think You Can Dance") or pop in on occasion (AMC's "The Pitch" shot footage for a recent episode.) I also excluded shows outside of metro Atlanta, including AMC's "Small Town Security" in Ringgold and TLC's "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" in McIntyre.
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ABC's "Resurrection" (first season in production, mid-season debut set for March 19, 2014)
CBS's "The American Baking Competition" (first season aired over the summer, return doubtful)
The CW's "The Vampire Diaries" (four seasons completed. Fifth season taping now with a return on Thursday, October 10 at 8 p.m.)
The CW's "The Originals," a spinoff of "The Vampire Diaries." (first season taping now, will debut Tuesday, October 15 at 8 p.m.)
Bounce TV's "Off the Chain" (a second season recently taped at Center Stage, start date not yet announced)
VH1's "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" (second season recently completed, third season forthcoming)
VH1's "Single Ladies" (third season in production, will return in early 2014 on air)
VH1's "T.I. and Tiny" (fourth season on air now Mondays at 9 p.m.)
TV One's "The Rickey Smiley Show" (second season debuted in late July, airing Fridays at 9 p.m.)
TV One's "R&B Divas" (second season completed and aired, no word yet on a third season but I'm told they're still in talks.)
BET's "Comic View" (in production now for a return after a five-year break, no launch date announced yet)
BET's "Reed Between the Lines" (second season production completed, no set date for when it will air)
BET's "The Game" (sixth season airing, seventh season assured)
BET's "Let's Stay Together" (third season concluded, not sure a fourth is forthcoming.)
BET's "Being Mary Jane" (first season scheduled to air in early 2014 after successful airing of the pilot in July.)
BET's "Sunday Best" (sixth season airing now on Sundays at 8 p.m.)
USA's "Necessary Roughness" (third season airing, with season finale Wednesday at 10 p.m.. Fourth season up in the air and based on the ratings trends, unlikely but it's still airing so I'm leaving it on the active list)
OWN's "The Haves and the Have Nots" (first season still going. Second season guaranteed after strong season one performance)
OWN"s "Love Thy Neighbor" (first season airing. The show today received a double order so its first season will be 52 episodes, not 26. The two-episode part one of season one ends tonight with the next round starting in January 2014. The OWN press release basically says this is part of the same season.)
OWN's "For Better or Worse" (third season scheduled to start in September 18 at 9 p.m. after two seasons on TBS)
Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva" (fifth season just concluded with steady ratings. The show was cancelled, then brought back earlier this year after major concessions so it's too soon to tell if Lifetime will give it a sixth shot.)
Lifetime's "Devious Maids" (first season running, airing on Sundays at 10 p.m., with renewal for second season already in the can.)
Lifetime's "Double Divas" (second season debuted Tuesday, Aug. 6)
Lifetime's "Catering Wars Atlanta" (four-episode test run aired last month, unclear if it will get an order for another season)
AMC's "The Walking Dead" (fourth season in production, will begin airing in October 19 at 9 p.m.)
Syndicated "Family Feud" (fifth season with Steve Harvey just wrapped taping, with new episodes returning next month on CW 69 and 7 and 11:30 p.m. weekdays)
Syndicated "Dish Nation," which includes Rickey Smiley (second season concluded, third season in production, airs at midnight weekdays on Fox 5)
Sundance's "Rectify" (second season in production soon for 2014 airing)
Sundance's "The Red Road" (production of first season just begun for likely 2014 airing)
Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" (fifth season taping now, will begin airing in the fall)
Bravo's "Married to Medicine" (first season complete, second season starts production in first week of September)
Bravo's "The New Atlanta" (new show, production over, debut set for September 17)
Bravo's "I Dream of NeNe" (new spinoff, production over, debut set for September 17)
Bravo's 'The Kandi Factory" (first season concluded this summer, no word on renewal)
Bravo's "Don't Be Tardy" (second spinoff for Kim Zolciak. No word on a third yet but she did just say she had twins.)
FX's "Archer" (fourth season concluded, fifth season in production for return in 2014)
FXX's "Chozen" (spinoff network for FX in June ordered this new Danny McBride animated series, which is being produced in Atlanta by the "Archer" animators with air date TBA)
Adult Swim's "Aqua TV Show Show" (tenth season just started airing earlier this month. Original name: "Aqua Teen Hunger Force")
Adult Swim's "Squidbillies" (eighth season airing now)
Adult Swim's "Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell" (first season aired earlier this year, no word on a second season)
TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta" (season six is set to return in October, with season seven already in production)
TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress: Bridesmaids" (fourth season just concluded, awaiting a fifth season pickup)
Discovery Fit & Health "Secret Sex Lives: Swingers" (first season debuting Sept. 7 with four episodes)
HGTV's "Elbow Room" (second season concluded, third season set to go for airing in April, 2014)
HGTV's "Property Virgins" (second season shot in Atlanta hosted by V-103 mid-day jock Egypt Sherrod aired. Fourth season with Sherrod and third in Atlanta begins taping Friday.)
DIY's "Mega Dens" (fifth season in production right now)
TLC's "Totally T Boz" (one season and out)
TLC's "Preacher's Wives"(one season and out)
Discovery's "Auction Kings" (fourth season concluded, confirmed it is not coming back)
BET"s "Second Generation Wayans" (first season concluded with okay ratings but second season up in the air, probably not coming back)
Lifetime's "Pretty Wicked Moms" (first season over but ratings make a second season doubtful)
Style's "Big Rich Atlanta" (first season concluded with okay numbers, no word on a second)


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Calling all value investors! I think I have found four stocks that you might be interested in taking a look at. These five stocks all carry a PDG value below 1, they are profitable, and the institutions are buying them up.
If you've been following the markets at all lately then you'd have to know I was going to get this thing started with American International Group (NYSE: AIG). AIG is involved in the property and casualty insurance business. They conduct most of their business within the United States and are currently valued at around $52 billion.
The company has a price-to-book ratio of 0.51, a price-to-sales ratio of 0.73 and a PEG ratio of 0.43. These are the types of numbers that value investors look for before they begin to delve deeper into the books.
AIG is profitable on revenues of $70 billion and it gives investors a great 27.38% return on equity over the trailing twelve months.
In the current quarter, institutions have added some 498 million shares to their books -- that's over 40% of AIG's float.
Abercrombie & Fitch
Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF) has had a pretty solid quarter on the stock market, providing returns north of 20%. The company makes its money as a specialty retailer selling casual apparel to men, women and children through a variety of retail stores.
Abercrombie & Fitch offers a price-to-sales ratio of 0.87, a forward P/E of 13.79 and a PEG ratio of 0.97. The company has a return on assets value of 5.94% as well as a 6.10% return on equity.
Citadel Advisors LLC added 5,000,000 shares of the company to their books in this quarter, bringing their total holdings to 5,216,842 shares, which is a 6.3% stake in the company.
Here's an odd one for you, VocalTec (NASDAQ: CALL). This company provide a variety of voice-over-IP solutions for communication service providers. You will have seen the commercial on TV for their MagicJack device for consumer use.
The company is small, it is profitable, it carries a 0.51 PEG ratio, and gives investors a 12.19% return on assets. The company has $36 million in cash and $3.9 million in debt, there doesn't seem to be much trouble there.
There were 1.1 million shares of this company acquired in the current quarter by institutional investors, even despite its relatively small size.
Outlook on this stock isn't too good in The Motley Fool's CAPS section. Are people missing something or are the institutions wrong?
Calumet Specialty Products Partners
Hydrocarbon, that's a funny thing to be investing in, right? Not if you're the institutions that were busy buying Calumet Specialty Products Partners (NASDAQ: CLMT). Calumet produces a variety of hydrocarbon products for use in North America.
This company gives out an incredible 8% dividend, has a low PE ratio, comes with a 0.61 PEG ratio, and 51% yoy revenue growth.
Institutions added 2.6 million shares of this company to their books, representing 6.87% of the company's float. Morgan Stanley now owns 5.21% of this company and Citigroup holds 3.56%.
The company also had some big news, recently announcing that they would be buying a San Antonio refinery for $115 million.
This one's a bonus -- it doesn't offer great value but it might offer some big growth and institutions have been on the acquisition spree lately. The company is Facebook (NASDAQ: FB).
By now you probably know that Facebook is the largest social networking website on the internet. It offers free membership to individuals and businesses allowing them to share information, photos, videos and more.
Institutions adding to their positions include Tiger Global who increased their holdings by 9 million shares to bring holdings up to 11 million.
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Here's a short story that you're sure to think is a tall tale.
It's about the most interesting prospect in all of Minor League Baseball, a pitcher who's blazing his way through the Blue Jays farm system. He made his Double-A debut last night and picked up the win, striking out a pair of batters in an inning of work.
This gave 19-year-old Tim Collins 101 strikeouts on the season, in just 65.2 innings pitched. Go ahead -- I defy you to try and match that strikeout rate on any video game. It simply can't be done...even with the computer set on "Dunce" mode. For comparison's sake, Roy Halladay had 109 strikeouts in his second year in the minors. But he needed almost exactly 100 more innings of work -- 164.2 to be precise -- to get there.
A 12-6 record with 17 saves in two years in the minors...a sparkling career ERA of 1.95...199 strikeouts and only 60 walks -- these are numbers scouts love about Tim Collins.
5'7'' and 155 -- these are numbers scouts hate about Tim Collins.
That's the listed height and weight for the lefty reliever. But, according to Jays insiders that I know and trust, those might both be generous estimates. One team staffer who has seen the pitcher up close told me, "I'd be surprised if he was taller than 5'5"".
"When I arrived here in Florida back in the spring, the driver that picked me up at the airport guessed that I was a middle infielder," says Collins. "I told him I was a pitcher. He said the last guy he picked up was also a pitcher, but he was 6'5". He kind of gave me this look like he didn't believe me."
Collins is used to those looks by now. He was the star of a high school team at Worcester Vocational that went 91-5 in his four years. They made it to the Massachusetts State Final one year and as far as the semis in another. And yet, pro scouts tended to overlook him, I guess you could say both figuratively and literally. There were 1,453 names called in the 50 rounds of Major League Baseball's 2007 June Draft. Amazingly, Tim Collins was not among them.
Actually, maybe it's not so amazing. A recent review shows there are 365 pitchers currently residing on active Major League rosters. Only 26 of them are listed as being shorter than 6'0", with just one player -- coincidentally enough, Toronto's very own Jason Frasor -- checking in as short as 5'9". It's almost like Major League Baseball has its own virtual amusement park sign declaring, "You must be at least this tall to go on this ride." Thanks for your interest, but candidates under 6 feet tall need not apply.
"I know I'm not the prototypical pitcher and that I'm not 6'5''," says Collins. "But all that means is that I have go out and work that much harder and pitch that much better than them."
So far, he's succeeded...wildly.
The funny thing is none of this would have happened if general manager J.P. Ricciardi hadn't taken his two sons out to watch a summer league game in the hometown he and Collins share.
Says Ricciardi, "I knew about Timmy because all my friends in Worcester kept telling me about him. But I was actually there to see a kid named [Keith] Landers who got picked by the Orioles late but went to school at Louisville. I started to watch Tim warming up and could hear his fastball pop and thought, 'Whoa, that fastball is coming out of him!'"
Collins picks up the story from there -- "I got in to the game in the fourth inning and faced 12 batters and I think I struck out 11. No, wait -- now that I think of it I struck out all 12. A couple of days later I threw a bullpen session for them and they liked me and signed me."
Instead of packing his bags for CCRI (Community College of Rhode Island), Collins was heading off to the Blue Jays farm system with a $10,000 signing bonus cheque in his back pocket. Considering the outlandish amounts most draft picks get these days that might prove to be the most cost-effective ten grand the Jays have ever spent.
Collins made his pro debut pitching in the Gulf Coast League in the late summer days of 2007. One official in the Jays minor league system was on hand for it and says members of the Indians Gulf Coast League affiliate were laughing as he came into the game to warm up. As this staffer relates, "The laughter stopped when he buzzed a 95-mile-per-hour heater past the first guy and struck him out". Collins has been breaking bats with his fastball and buckling knees with his curve and change ever since. No one snickers now at a 19-year-old pitching in Double-A ball.
"He pitched really well for us in the Midwest [League] last year and down in Florida this year, so he deserved this promotion," says Ricciardi. "Now at Double-A we're going to get a real litmus test to see if he's getting closer."
Interim President Paul Beeston had no idea of the amazing statistics being authored by Collins in the Blue Jays minor league system. "That is a good story already", says Beeston. "But it would be a great one, the kind they make movies about, if he pitches even one inning in the big leagues."
Wilt Chamberlain once famously said, "Nobody roots for Goliath."
He's right. We are conditioned to cheer for the little guy and Tim Collins fits that role perfectly. At 5'7'', he's standing tall defying what scouts think they know about pitching. And as an undrafted free agent, he's reaching new heights in his bid to make an unlikely trip to the Major Leagues.
"There's absolutely nothing better than coming out of the bullpen to pitch the ninth inning and finishing a game off," says Collins.
So here's hoping Collins gets to experience that thrill of coming out of the bullpen in a big league ballpark. Big league -- that phrase seems so very ironic when you think of this Tiny Tim and his over-sized success.


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Clifford Tukes, of the original Gyro King, says he's getting ready for the expected crowds."It's going to be non-stop, like 14, 15 hours straight," said Tukes.Tukes is prepping for the thousands of people that will converge on downtown Atlanta over the Labor Day weekend. With plenty of events occurring over the holiday weekend, the city stands to bring in a lot of cash.For the first time, Chick-fil-A is hosting two kickoff games."You've got four teams coming in from out of town and they have the majority of the tickets, unlike the Chick-fil-A Bowl where we sell a lot of tickets locally. These are people coming from out of town," said Gary Stokan, CEO and President of the Chick-fil-A Bowl.The expected 135,000 college football fans are bringing about $50 million with them. The Chick-fil-A Bowl and kickoff games are two of the top five money-making conventions in the state. And rounding out that ranking is another guest this weekend – DragonCon."We're in downtown Atlanta. We take up five hotels. We've got almost 55,000 people expected this year. It's going to be an amazing event," said Dan Carroll of DragonConThe attendees may dress up as their favorite science fiction or fantasy character, but their money is still good.DragonCon usually adds about $40 million in revenue to the state. And when you add other events around town like NASCAR in Hampton, which organizers say is 49 percent out of town spectators, it only adds to the expected income for the area."Atlanta is kind of like the New York of the south, so for them to be able to come to some of these great restaurants we have, some of the great shopping we have in Atlanta and stay in beautiful hotels, it's a win, win, win for everybody," said Stokan.
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text: The Milwaukee Brewers snapped their six game losing streak by shutting out the Nationals in Washington Tuesday night 4-0. The game was scoreless for seven innings as Stephen Strassburg struck out 8 but was matched by Wily Peralta. The young right hander got out of a bases loaded jam in the first inning and was looking strong until he came up with a pulled hamstring in the sixth and had to leave the game. The severity of the injury is still not know. Jim Henderson picked up the win in relief as the Brewers broke loose for all four runs in the 8th inning off Nationals reliever Drew Storen. Juan Francisco had the big blow, a two run double to right-center. Martin Maldanado and Jeff Bianchi also drove in runs. Milwaukee (33-49) will send Kyle Lohse against Ross Detwiler in game three of the series at Nationals Park Wednesday afternoon. Pre-Game coverage begins at 4:30 PM on WTAQ.


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Women's Tennis Falls At Fairleigh Dickinson, 5-2TEANECK, N.J. - Rachel Cantor (Short Hills, N.J.) and Adrienne Markison (Princeton, N.J.) won their singles matches at No. 2 and 3, respectively, but the Quinnipiac University women's tennis team was defeated by Fairleigh Dickinson, 5-2, Wednesday afternoon. Four of the singles matches went to third sets. The difference in the match proved to be three Fairleigh Dickinson wins in three third-set tie-breakers.
Cantor defeated Elmine Botes, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4, at No. 2, while Markison took a 7-5, 6-4, victory over Julia Prantl at No. 3 to account for the Bobcats' victories.
The Bobcats fell in all three doubles matches. Mary Wilson (Greensburg, Pa.) and Markison fell to Julija Korshunova, 8-6, at No. 1, while Quinnipiac's freshman duo of Cantor and Sarah Viebrock (Carmel, N.Y.) fell to Ksenia Chernyshova and Jessica DeCarlos, 8-2, at No. 2. FDU completed the doubles sweep with an 8-6 victory from Christina Martine and Jinny DeCarlos at No. 3 over Natalie Duckor (North Tustin, Calif.) and Shawna Sarson (Albany, N.Y.).
Wilson, Viebrock and Lisanne Steinert (Glauchau, Germany) each fell in third-set tie-breakers. Wilson was edged by Korshunova, 6-4, 1-6, 7-6, at No. 1, while Viebrock fell to Egzona Morina, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6. Steinert was defeated by Jessica DeCarlos, 6-4, 4-6, 10-5.
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A Pap test (sometimes called a Pap smear) is a way to examine cells collected from the cervix, or the opening of the womb (located at the top of the vagina), for the presence of:
Abnormal cells
Precancerous changes or cancer
A Pap test, along with a pelvic exam, is an important part of a woman's routine health care because it may detect abnormalities that can lead to invasive cancer. Most cancers of the cervix can be detected early if women have Pap tests and pelvic examinations regularly. As with many types of cancer, cancer of the cervix is more likely to be successfully treated if it is detected early.
The Pap test is useful for detecting not only cancerous cells, but also other cervical and vaginal abnormalities including dysplasia (precancerous cells) and inflammation. Inflammation may be caused by:
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A woman should always consult with her doctor about when and how often a Pap test and pelvic examination should be performed.
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Cervical cancer screening should begin at 21 years old.
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MC Machinery Systems
Wood Dale, IL 60191
Jun 23, 2014
Suited for production of workpieces up to 53.1 x 43.3 x 20.0 in, MV4800 Advance EDM features cylindrical drive and 31.5 x 23.6 x 20.0 in. travel range. Submerged, it can cut 20 inches deep. Also available, LUMEX Advance-25 enables one-machine, one-process manufacturing of complex molds and parts by fusing metal laser sintering (3D SLS) technology with high-speed milling technology. Complicated parts production is possible through total manufacturing using digital engineering and 3D data.
Makino Inc.
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Mar 27, 2014
Equipped with 2-axis rotary table that can accommodate workpieces up to 19.7 in. dia x 24.96 in. long, Model EDBV8 is designed for production of film cooling holes and shaped diffuser holes in blade and vane segments. Machine offers X-, Y-, Z-, and W-axis travels of 31.5, 23.6, 29.5, and 19.7 in., respectively. Rotating C-axis head features EROWA compact chuck that enable automatic changing of electrode diameters from 0.008–0.236 in. with rotation speeds up to 1,000 rpm.
Thermacut, Inc
Claremont, NH 03743
Feb 28, 2014
Combining copper electrode body and solid silver insert, PT-36® Replacement Silver-Pro Electrodes deliver powerful plasma arc while minimizing downtime. Silver insert optimizes conductivity of electricity and dissipates heat of plasma arc more efficiently than standard copper electrodes, extending electrode life. With replacement electrode holder for PT-36® torch, replacement electrodes and OEM's original electrodes can both be used.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Feb 21, 2014
Offering 10-year positioning accuracy guarantee, Model SL400G provides X, Y, Z travel of 15.75 x 11.81 x 9.84 in., while Model SL600G has X, Y, Z travel of 23.62 x 15.75 x 13.78 in. Utilizing Windows 7 OS, Smart Pulse Wire control features 19 in. multi touchscreen, which operates like tablet. Screen layouts can be customized by operator to suit working preferences, and Smart Pulse Generator minimizes number of cuts necessary to achieve required accuracy and surface finish.
Absolute Machine Tools
Lorain, OH 44053
Feb 14, 2014
With 22 x 14 x 12 in. travels, AccuteX AL56SA wire EDM features AWT automatic wire threader and handles workpiece up to 38 x 22 x 11.5 in. and 1,100 lb. Lack of backlash and lost motion promote precise linear and circular interpolation, while lack of guideway friction and resulting wear ensure maintenance-free operation for life of machine. There is no heat transfer due to shaft design, and servo and spark control is accelerated when matched with AccuteX 64-bit Windows CE control.
Makino Inc.
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Dec 23, 2013
Suitable for micro-tolerance and fine surface finish applications, Model UPN-01 features horizontal wire feed system, providing reliable unattended operation, even with wire diameters as fine as 0.00078 in. System can achieve surface finish of 0.17 µm Rz and accuracies of ±0.5 µm. Accommodating workpiece size of 5.90 x 5.90 x 1.57 in. with max payload of 17.63 lb, machine offers X, Y, Z travels of 6.29, 6.29, and 1.96 in., respectively, with additional U- and V-axis travels of ±0.27 in.
Makino Inc.
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Sep 20, 2013
Equipped with HyperCut technology and Hyper-i control, Models U3 and U6 provide X, Y, Z axis travels of 370 x 270 x 220 mm and 650 x 450 x 420 mm, respectively. Model U3 accommodates max workpiece size of 770 x 590 x 220 mm with payload of 1,322 lb, while Model U6 handles workpieces up to 1,000 x 800 x 400 mm with max payload of 3,307 lb. Systems offer dual digitally controlled flush pumps and choice of conventional round or Split V wire-guide configurations to accommodate any material type.
Methods Machine Tools, Inc.
Sudbury, MA 01776
Feb 08, 2013
FANUC RoboCut CiA Series, including C400iA/C600iA Wire EDMs, employ Ai Pulse Control II, which offers optimized straightness and cutting speeds for roughing and finishing in interrupted cuts. While FANUC Auto-Threader promotes reliability, Eco Mode reduces wire consumption up to 30%. PCD power supply allows for efficient burning in difficult-to-cut materials, such as CBN and some carbon fibers. Capable of manufacturing complex components, EDMs offer 7-axis simultaneous machining as option.
Diehl Steel
Cincinnati, OH 45217
Nov 30, 2012
Ready-Block™ EDM Blanks are pre-hardened, squared, and ground, eliminating need for machining and heat-treating by customers prior to use. These ready-to-use blanks, intended for EDM applications, come in various tool steel grades, including in-stock AISI A-2 and D-2 (RC 58-62). Each block is precision machined to specific thickness, width, and length within +.010/.020 in. tolerance and then hardened and tempered to standard hardness. Starter hole can be included upon request.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Oct 09, 2012
Featuring fixed table design and X, Y, Z travels of 29.53 x 16.68 x 24 in., Model AQ750LH includes L-cut wire chopper, multi-filtration system, wire jumbo feeder, Super Jet AWT, and vertical sliding tank door. Also available, Model AQ1200LH provides X, Y, Z travels of 47.24 x 31.50 x 24 in. Both offer UV axis travels which allow extreme taper angles up to 45° to be machined to full Z capacity of model. To prevent against operator error, control incorporates collision protection.
Accutex EDM
Mason, OH 45040
Sep 24, 2012
With 20 x 16 x 14 in. X, Y, Z working capacity and 32 x 18 in. work table, Model DS-550CM handles workpieces up to 47 x 27 x 17 in. Machine features ribbed Meehanite casting for rigidity, class 5 pre-tensioned fine finish ballscrews, and high-resolution servo motors, along with roller type linear guideways and optical scales. Equipped with 15 in. industrial-grade LCD monitor, EDM offers built-in C axis with 360° indexing, automatic electrode changer, and dielectric cooler as options.
Accutex EDM
Mason, OH 45040
May 01, 2012
Built with Meehanite cast honeycomb base, ribbed column, and reinforced lower arm for stiffness, 5-axis Model SP-300iA includes MST-II function for optimal part finishes. Machine is equipped with annealing, fully automatic wire threading system with tip disposal unit. X, Y, Z working range is 13.8 x 9.8 x 8.7 in., and U and V axes are both 3.15 in. Driven by closed-loop AC servo motors with 0.000004 in. resolution, axes are controlled by linear glass scale feedback system.
Mitsubishi EDM/MC Machinery Systems, Inc.
Wood Dale, IL 60191
Apr 04, 2012
Featuring round magnetic shaft that creates non-contact design using full 360° of magnetic flux, MV Series eliminates wear, cogging, and backlash. With 1-piece T-shaped base casting, X and Y axis ways and drives are directly mounted, providing rigid and thermally stable platform, driving table and column independently. Additional features include servo control system using fiber-optic drive, auto-threading, and deep submerged-wire threading capabilities.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Jan 11, 2012
Providing X, Y, Z travels of 47.24 x 25.59 x 19.69 in., AG100L Sinker EDM features linear motor drives and glass scale feedback on all 3 axes, zero electrode wear circuit, and fine finishing circuit. Control mechanism provides direct link between drive and control, ensuring optimal servo response time and spark gaps at all times. With automatic 3-sided vertically sliding drop tank, large workpieces can be loaded and unloaded.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Nov 29, 2011
Featuring respective X, Y, and Z travels of 23.7, 15.8, and 20 in., AG600LH helps large-part manufacturers accommodate tall workpiece capacities. Linear motors on X, Y, U, and V axes allow Wire EDM to machine at maximum speeds without any backlash or lost motion. Along with glass scale feedback, additional features include Super Jet Annealing High Speed AWT, ceramic components, and energy saving circuit.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Aug 08, 2011
With X/Y/Z travel of 11.81 x 7.87 x 5.91 in., AD25L features linear motor-driven Z-axis that completely eliminates backlash. Sodick High Speed Finish Circuit controls discharge voltage of each pulse to ensure optimal high-grade texture or mirror surface finish in short period of time. Zero Electrode Wear Technology allows EDMing of steel materials with virtually zero electrode wear when using graphite or copper electrodes.
Mitsubishi EDM/MC Machinery Systems, Inc.
Wood Dale, IL 60191
Aug 02, 2011
Featuring automatic wire threading with load detection sensor, FA30V Advance provides 16.5 in. of Z-axis travel and ability to achieve maximum Z height of 26.5 in. Machine incorporates CNC M700 Series control with 15 in. touchscreen monitor, and V500 power supply that produces machining speeds of 47 in.²/hr. SL Step Less Control helps optimize accuracy when finishing stepped-shaped workpieces, while PM Power Master Control enables full automation from rough to finish machining.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Apr 25, 2011
With X/Y/Z travel of 12.59 x 7.87 x 9.84 in., AD30L can accommodate workpieces up to 1,212 lb. Voltage control via SVC Circuit enables surface finish to be uniformly and efficiently regulated to provide high-grade texture or mirror surfaces. Integrated technology also allows electrical discharge machining of steel materials with virtually zero electrode wear when using graphite or copper electrodes. There are no ball screws or couplings, and backlash is completely eliminated.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Dec 21, 2010
Designed for manufacture of precision dies and parts, linear motor driven AP250L offers capability to use oil dielectric. Eco-Cut O Technology enables accelerated parts machining when using oil dielectric, and bridge design promotes positioning and machining accuracy. Able to accommodate up to 15.7 x 10.6 x 3.9 in. workpieces, EDM offers respective X, Y, and Z axis travels of 9.8, 5.9, and 4.7 in.
Sodick, Inc.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Oct 11, 2010
Featuring 63.0 x 47.2 x 15.7 in. X, Y, Z stroke, Model AQ1200L has maximum workpiece weight of 8,818.5 lb. Linear motor system employs direct-drive, frictionless, vibration-free mechanism that optimizes acceleration and positioning accuracy with no backlash. Glass scale feedback provides true machine positioning at all times, while recycle circuit saves energy by recycling unused discharge pulses that were not originally used in discharge process.
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You need to go buy some candles, wine, a Barry White cd and do some to tongue warm ups because you need to go down on your lady for a good hour. Lucky guy.
Thought I would share this because I feel like bragging about how fucking stoked I am right now. So my wife knows how much I fucking love this sport and lifestyle and how much I've wanted to go to the Mr. O. Now I've been to the expo a few times witch was a pretty cool experience, but have never been to the crowning or the pre judging show. Well my wife took it upon herself to buy 2 tickets to Saturday nights crowning and booked the flight and hotel room this morning. The tickets just went on sale today and I had full intentions on talking to her about it tonight but she beat me to the punch. She got us pretty much up front and spent a pretty penny on it all. I'm loving my life right about now and am excited as fuck for September to come.
You need to go buy some candles, wine, a Barry White cd and do some to tongue warm ups because you need to go down on your lady for a good hour. Lucky guy.
You got a great lady there, that is awesome that she did that. Congrats!!
Grats man that's awesome.
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holy shit congrats bro that will be an amazing experience you got a keeper in that lady
Thanks guys. She's definitely a keeper. Expect to see some pics of the whole thing. Most women who aren't necessarily into this portion of the lifestyle don't really think about doing something like this. She's a health freak like me but she's not into the sports side of it so I was more than surprised that she took it upon herself to do this and to include herself.
Ur a lucky man. That would b a bad ass experiance. Have fun and have fun waiting tell sep lol
stoked for you man that's awesome you got a good woman there!
Congrats, you just made me jealous in a good way of course! Enjoy
Congrats bro! Yeah, wish I could be there myself... we're broke this year starting a new business but next year!
That is so cool brother ! I know you can barely sit still . I went to one and what you see when you see it up close and in person will shock you to the core . The pics we get don't even begin to show what these guys bring to this show .
Lucky man!!
That's just awesome brother! A good woman is great to find!
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Haha good shit brotha! my wife got me the same shit!! for me birthday in augsut. gooo wifes ! loll
Soon enough i wont be watching it anymore ill be in it!
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At the end of January 2015, the Washington, DC band Paperhaus—comprised of the trio of Alex Tebeleff, Eduardo Rivera, and Danny Bentley—will release its debut, self-titled album.
At the end of January 2015, the Washington, DC band Paperhaus—comprised of the trio of Alex Tebeleff, Eduardo Rivera, and Danny Bentley—will release its debut, self-titled album.
As it turns out, the Last Bison isn't just a particularly effective card to play in Cards Against Humanity; it's also the name of a fine band hailing from "the marshes of southeast Virginia", as its press materials describe.
On paper, it's the sort of thing that will either make you groan or wince:who would think to bring together the worlds of punk—with its stripped-down, DIY ethos—and classical music—with its high-minded, through composed nature? The inspired duo that calls itself Teach Me Equals, however, proves that such a distinction might be spurious in the first place. Greg Bortnichak (cello, guitar, vocals) and Erin Murphy (guitar, violin, keyboard, and vocals) are making a bold declaration with their debut, Knives in the Hope Chest, which undergoes just that kind of genre-melding—although they are drawing from far more than just two spheres of influence in their songwriting.
Brooklyn Shanti is described in his press materials as "hip-hop's official cultural ambassador to India," a claim which, while perhaps exceptionally bold, is backed up by his being dubbed with the title "Indian Bambaataa" by Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation. For his latest tune, however, Shanti takes on a reserved, minimalist electronic style, which lets guest vocalist Dani Mari shine. The song, "Garden of Ghosts", the video of which you can view below, is taken from Shanti's latest studio outing, Bedstuyle.
There's enough in the music of Bugs in the Dark to suggest that they could be comfortably categorized as an indie rock band. However, the distorted guitars and powerful vocals (courtesy of frontwoman Karen Rockower) bring to mind the recent rash of bands coming out of the occult rock subgenre, namely Jess & the Ancient Ones. In taking the spare indie aesthetic and merging it with a primal rock sound, Bugs in the Dark strike a winning balance. The band's latest single, "Red Lines", is a perfect example of this.


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The Tracy and Bear Creek softball teams are now tied for first in the San Joaquin Athletic Association title after the Bulldogs beat the Bear Creek Bruins 7-1 on Thursday , getting even for their previous loss to the Bearn Creek Bruins.
Tracy (15-3, 9-1 SJAA) previously lost to Bear Creek (18-3, 9-1 SJAA) 2-1 on April 9. The Bulldogs and Bruins face each other again on May 6 in Stockton in the final game of the SJAA season.
"We're basically battling for league championship and for a playoff spot," Tracy coach Greg Smith said. "I feel like our league can play well at any time, so we can't look past anybody."
Tracy took a 2-0 lead on Thursday with senior Sabrina George's two-RBI single in the second inning. The Bulldogs then unleashed a barrage of base hits in the third inning, including a single for junior Hayley Nunes, followed by three doubles in a row for freshman Mikayla Coelho, senior Jazmin Clarke and junior Alee Balanon. Clarke's double brought in two runs, Balanon and Madison Ledda batted in one each, and George doubled to bring in one more, putting Tracy up 7-0. Balanon was Tracy's leading hitter, going three-for-four.
"We were all about teamwork and how we all overcame last week when we lost," George said. "I felt pretty confident because I had my team behind me, cheering me and supporting me."
The Bruins benefitted from two base hits and a Tracy error in the sixth inning to score their only run.
Senior pitcher Tayler Misfeldt gave up five hits over seven innings and struck out seven batters.
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Sarah Palin Feminism: Right-Wingers Look to Open a New Front in the Culture Wars
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From the podium at the Christian Right's Values Voter Summit in mid-September, Kate O'Beirne of the National Review Institute pronounced that the "selection of Sarah Palin [as the GOP's vice presidential nominee] sounded the death knell of modern American feminism."
"She's a prick to the liberal establishment, to the feminists and to the men who fear them," she jeered.
But as "Palin Power" surged through the halls of the Hilton Washington that day -- and through the Republican Party base in later weeks -- her candidacy revealed a generational cleavage that conservative elders may not have expected. Because even as older conservatives decried anything feminist, many younger activists in the hall were supportive of Sarah Palin's version of "free-market" feminism.
Palin is by no means a feminist in the traditional sense. While acknowledging that she benefited from Title IX, which bans sex discrimination in educational institutions, she has expressed off-again, on-again support for talking about condoms during sex education, and is associated with the group Feminists for Life, the home of such "conservative feminists" as the wife of Supreme Court Justice John Roberts.
But Palin gave viable political form to a "free-market feminism" that until now was largely championed by a few intellectuals and pundits based in conservative Beltway think tanks. As the GOP regroups in the Obama era, it may find this kind of feminism useful as a means of softening the culture war crusade that is so off-putting to moderate Republicans and independents alike.
"For such a long time, the powerful women in Washington were all touting pro-choice as pro-woman. People like Sen. Hillary Clinton and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were the role models," says Emily Buchanan, the young executive director of the Susan B. Anthony List, which seeks to elect anti-abortion women to office. "[Palin] embodies the American woman. She's independent. She speaks her mind. But she also embodies the traditional values that are so important to Americans."
Another staffer, Justin Aguila, 23, said "There's a great picture of her with her son in a sling signing a law," adding, "My mother is not usually involved in the political process, and now she is."
Buchanan agreed, "She's paved the way for traditional women in office. I hope we see our mothers running for office; that they see the connection starting at the community level."
To them, Palin's attraction is that she is "normal," a word heard as often in interviews as "traditional." She wears makeup. She is pretty. She is an evangelical Christian. She is anti-abortion. She's a white, "all-American" mom.
Palin's campaign revealed a surprising transition in what conservative Christians (including both evangelicals and Roman Catholics) mean by traditional woman: not a stay-at-home mom, but someone who believes in a heterosexual nuclear family and conservative "family values."
By contrast, "biblical womanhood" is the phrase used by neo-Calvinists and others to describe submissive stay-at-home moms, who are expected to ask their husbands how they should behave -- and vote. During the election, champions of biblical womanhood, such as Doug Phillips of the home-schooling ministry Vision Forum, opposed Palin's candidacy on the grounds that God did not mean for women to lord over men or depart from being "keepers of the home." Phillips called Palin's selection "the single most dangerous event in the conscience of the Christian community in the last 10 years."
Redefining "traditional" to embrace egalitarian working moms builds on larger shifts seen among evangelicals. As W. Bradford Wilcox argues, white, evangelical Protestants typically talk right but go left: they want "traditional" families while having the same messy family lives as everyone else, including one of the highest rates of divorce in the country. Evangelicals share the economic challenges facing the rest of the country, where two-income families are a necessity.
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Pumas skipper ruptures spleen
Toulon loose forward and Argentina captain Juan Martin Fernandez-Lobbe has been sidelined for six weeks with a ruptured spleen.
The 31-year-old suffered the injury in the Top 14 leaders' 51-6 victory over Montpellier last weekend.
Fernandez-Lobbe came off in the 44th minute after a tackle left him with minor internal haemorrhaging.
Toulon have confirmed on Tuesday that he is still undergoing treatment in hospital, but he does not require surgery.
The former Sale back row will miss the Top 14 clash at Castres on February 22 with a return to action expected on April 14 when Toulon play Clermont.


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Why Do Ask Users Love to Answer?By // November 17th, 2011
Millions of people come to Ask.com every day for all sorts of questions. Some are answered with a quick answer right at the top of the page, while others are more subjective in nature and need a more human touch. As mentioned in the post below, we have users that are so dedicated to answering all kinds of questions that they reach our Ask Hall of Fame list!
But why do so many Ask.com users take the time to answer other people's questions? A great article in Xconomy asked that very question and decided to ask the users themselves.
And, guess what? Ask users responded with a ton of terrific answers! Check out the article to see what Ask.com users said was the reason why they provide great answers.
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Review: 'The Watch' Is A Lifeless Sci-Fi Comedy, With Moments Of Spirited Improv
Anyone surprised?"The Watch" certainly possesses a lot of energy, but it's never harnassed or focused effectively. As a buddy comedy, all four leads have done better and you already know what those movies are, and this doesn't stand among them. As a sci-fi invasion flick, it's pretty rote and predictable despite a bigger effects budget and scale than we might have expected. Shoddily assembled, and rarely generating the hilarity it should, "The Watch" is a missed opportunity, and a genre mashup the largely fails entertain or thrill. [C-]
The Watch looks terrible. If there was a place to bet real money on the fortunes of movies, I would be putting heavy action on it to flop.
Isn't that website that's like Fantasy Studio Mogul still up and running? BTW, don't bet against the Watch. It will make money despite the reviews.
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Script For Broken Lizard's 'Super Troopers 2′ Turned In; 'Beerfest' Sequel 'Potfest' Likely Too | Geeks of Doom
stay away from this'un Doc. I want my ST2 and Potfest!!!!!Those who follow the Broken Lizard comedy team have been awaiting word that Super Troopers 2, the sequel to their classic 2001 indie comedy, is officially happening for a long, long time. And will continue to wait.
Last we heard a script for the movie had been completed, but some legal complications had to be sorted out first. Now comes word that said script has been turned in to Fox Searchlight, but said legal complication still needs to be worked out. If it is—and they do seem to think it will eventually be resolved—then the movie is a go.
Details of this legal issue are unknown, though Jay Chandrasekhar and Kevin Heffernan, two Broken Lizard members who were promoting their new (non-Lizard) movie The Babymakers (which is directed by Chandrasekhar, stars Heffernan, and arrives in theaters and on VOD services this Friday, August 3rd—Read our review here!), spoke to ComingSoon and shared an update.
The duo said:
"We're hoping to make 'Super Troopers 2′ as a group if we can work out a legal situation with Fox Searchlight. They're into [it], they like it.
We've written a script, we've handed it into them, they loved the script.
We have an issue with the first film and the accounting so if that can all be resolved, I think we'll end up making it."
Another popular movie from Broken Lizard is 2006′s Beerfest, which isn't as beloved as Super Troopers but is about as good as drinking with friends movies get. At the end of that movie, a sequel called Potfest was joked about with a Willie Nelson cameo. But fans liked the idea too much to let it remain a joke and voiced their excitement to see it become an actual movie.
Apparently, surprising as it may be, Potfest is also a possibility:
"We'll also probably make 'Potfest,' which was a joke, but then Willie (Nelson) said he would do it, and Snoop Dogg and Cheech (Marin), they both said they would do it and we're like, 'We can probably do this.'
You go into the TSA, that's the number one movie they ask for. I think there may be an audience for that."
Again, nothing is official yet. But it is looking more and more likely that both Super Troopers 2 and Potfest are a matter of time and patience from fans.
Harold & Kumar: Ultimate Collector's Edition Blu-ray
List of bonus materials at the link.In November, Warner Home Entertainment will bring the Harold & Kumar: Ultimate Collector's Edition to Blu-ray. This box set bundles together the three installments from the comedy series.
The package offers four cuts of the Harold and Kumar features - the extended editions of the three pictures, plus the theatrical cut of A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Wisconsin gas prices went down by nine cents a gallon in the last week – but that could change, after the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
Erin Roth of the Wisconsin Petroleum Council says Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves – and the world oil markets could be affected if Chavez's death causes political instability and lower oil production.
But Roth says Wisconsin motorists might not feel too much of an impact.
That's because the U.S. has imported less oil from Venezuela in recent years, due to higher production both here and in Canada.
The AAA said Wisconsin gas prices have steadily risen this year, until just recently.
Regular unleaded averages $3.68 a gallon in the state Friday morning. That's down a penny from Thursday, and down 9 cents from last Friday.


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Melbourne's hottest new pasta joint 'Etto,' has opened up in my local area and i've fallen in love. Coming from a graphic design background, this sexy branding caught my attention.
After setting such a high standard from their branding, I was anxious to see how good the food would be. Despite seeing similar typography/branding around, Etto has a unique style and a great sense of authenticity in delivering the best 'Italian street pasta'.
Pasta is one of my favourite things in the world, so I was excited to see a place which specialises in fresh pasta.
Cute simple interior with a modern design, seating around 10 people inside. The ambiance was laid back and warm with a fun, family friendly environment.
Outside seating available for rush hour or outdoor friendly days, although I think majority of the customers choose the take-away option. I wouldn't blame them, as the food comes in a trendy brown paper bag. Perfect for lunches, dinner, or an afternoon snack if you're a fatty.
The beautiful typography is carried all the way through their branding, with the menu including info-graphics of pasta. The deal is - you pick your pasta, and then you pick your sauce to stir through, or a salad. It's impossible to go wrong, as everything in the menu looks delicious.
There's no need to fear if you don't know what "rigatoni" or "pappardelle" or "tagliatelle" is. Etto has fresh pasta all labeled or info-graphicised for your learning pleasure. And if you're still stuck, i'm sure a little bit of human interaction won't hurt. The staff here are very friendly.
Lauren got the smoked salmon and roast capers with dill, rocket and lemon infused olive oil with desiree potato gnocchi. I had a few bites and was in gnocchi heaven.
Gnocchi was ultra fluffy and moist, and sauce was deliciously flavoursome. I would have chosen this sauce if I liked rocket - it's one of the very few ingredients I am still learning to like.
Justine ordered the basil and pine nut pesto in a light cream sauce with toasted herb pine nuts. Delicious pesto flavour and once again a delicate light and fluffy gnocchi.
Pesto has a tendency to be quite rich, which was also applied onto this dish. I personally love pesto, and enjoyed the 3 spoonfuls I managed to steal.
My choice on the menu was the smoky pancetta carbonara with crunchy breadcrumbs in a light white wine cream sauce. I got it with spinach tagliatelle. No regrets, and a rare occurrence - no food envy!
A great carbonara sauce, with excellent texture and crunch added by the breadcrumbs. The sauce was light and creamy and releasing a beautiful flavour without overpowering the delicious smoky pancetta. The spinach tagliatelle added a bit of green to the dish to make it a bit 'healthier.'
At first glance, I judged the serving size as it was tiny and was immediatley dissapointed - however, by the end of our meals, we full and very satisfied. The girls even had about 4 gnocchi pieces left over (which I ate of course.) At around $12 a dish, this pasta is great quality and excellent value. I will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu.
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Paul is now part of the fourth generation in America that is involved in farming and hopes the next generation will be involved also. Through his blog he provides analysis and insight to farmer tax questions.
In a recent Florida Federal District Court Case, the IRS was granted the right to summon the accounting software file of a small business. This case did not involve a farm, however, the IRS has gotten very aggressive in demanding the actual accounting software file, especially Quickbooks and other common software accounting programs. Before the advent of these software programs, providing a print out of the actual accounting data was usually sufficient for the IRS during an exam.
Now, with most agents being able to utilize these accounting software packages on their computers, they are demanding a backup of the whole accounting software, even if there are years in the accounting software that are not under exam. Also, any comments in the comments, memo or notes section of your software would be available for review by the IRS.
This case decision is limited to this small district court jurisdiction, but you can be sure that the IRS will be very aggressive in taking this to the next level.
Just be careful what you write in your accounting software comments section. Remember, an IRS agent may be reading it in the future.
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i dont know, duby. you will have to ask nick
I dunno what a nick is but I'd like a slice of pizza right now.
nick may i have a slice of you?
You hate me? No worries death to all my enemies forgiveness is over. If you hate me so bad come to my house and we can settle it like men. Am i claiming to be a fighter? Nope but im sick of your shit. You bring your boys ill bring mine i can guarantee some one gonna leave in a body bag. Ill shove this pitch fork up ya ass and have you begging for mercy and none will come. As i roast you over the fire laughing at your burning flesh. Im sick of your shit and your threats lets settle this like men
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Family Law Bill will Put Children and Victims at Risk
Please call your state representatives and ask him or her to oppose AB 211, which would effectively eliminate the best interests of the child standard in custody cases.
This bill would create a one-size-fits-all presumption that placement of children involved in divorce and paternity actions should be split 50/50 between their parents.
Courts would no longer consider the best interests of the child when making placement decisions unless one party could show by clear and convincing evidence that child's interests are jeopardized by 50/50 placement.
Domestic violence victims and their children would be repeatedly and regularly exposed to contact with abusive parents.
Because the presumption of 50/50 placement only applies when the parents don't agree, it will only be used in high conflict cases. Domestic violence is common in high conflict cases, and research clearly shows a high level of shared placement is harmful to children in high conflict cases.
Please call your state representative and ask him or her to oppose AB 211.
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- This bill would effectively eliminate the best interests of the child standard in custody cases, which means courts would no longer put the interests and wellbeing of children first.
- The bill would seriously undermine the effectiveness of protections for domestic violence victims and their children. In fact, the bill would encourage regularly putting victims and their children in risky custody exchange situations.
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This guide is meant to help advocates assist their clients with the voting process. With the passage of the Wisconsin photo ID voting law, there is a lot of confusion about who can vote and how they can vote. The guide explains how survivors can register to vote and ensure they have the proper documentation to vote. In this volatile political climate and budgetary climate, we need survivors' voices and participation at the ballot box now more than ever.
Hope. Vision. Future. A Plan for Providing Services to Domestic Violence Victims in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Governor's Council on Domestic Abuse has created a long-range plan for serving Domestic Abuse victims. This document includes an overview of Wisconsin Domestic Abuse Programs, including statistics, services, populations served, and a financial picture. Recommendations address the issues of Economic Justice, Financial Self- Sufficiency, Housing, Legal assistance and Primary Prevention.
2011-2012 Legislative Agenda
WCADV and WCASA Milwaukee Sick Pay Brief
Domestic and sexual violence take a tremendous toll on public health and safety in Milwaukee. This brief, filed by WCADV and WCASA, supports the Milwaukee Paid Sick Days Ordinance which permits victims paid leave to obtain services from these organizations.
2013-2014 Legislative Agenda
Changes to Wisconsin Unemployment Insurance for DV Victims - Dec 2009
WCADV Policy Development Coordinator, Tony Gibart, offers the following summary of how Wisconsin unemployment statutes have changed in response to The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
DCF Brochure about Domestic Violence and W-2
This brochure from the Department of Children and Families explains some of the resources and protections available to W-2 participants who are or were victims of domestic violence. It is to be given to all W-2 applicants and participants. Hmong and Spanish versions are also available.
Fact Sheets Related to Brookfield Shooting
These two fact sheets cover topics that were implicated by the shootings at a Brookfield, Wisconsin salon on Sunday, October 21, 2012. They address (1) domestic violence and the workplace and (2) restraining orders and firearm surrender.


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"" 11 ' -' .ir ii..n aim mira. .. . i i.i .r i i ... i.n. I. , . .r.irin. ..i. . , . i, i ,., mm mm. ' iff ! rr n rr o n rr f rrvr i Two views of mainland China in today's Signature section story on page 7 Tuesday, November 9, 1982 Vol. 43, No. 13 WEbER STATE COllEqE Zf WSC pans Handicap day Music by handicapped entertainers, blind baseball, wheelchair basketball and booths are part of the activites scheduled for'Handicapped Awareness Day, Nov. 11 at Weber State College. Michelle Blake, student services vice president for the Associated Students of Weber State College, said that activities are designed to point out to college students and administrators the difficulties of being handicapped. She said that while Weber State does not have many facilities that are inaccessible to the handicapped, there are still many physical barriers for these students. Ms. Blake said, "There is plenty of handicapped parking, for example, in the parking lot in front of the Browning Center, and there are plenty of ramps leading up to the building, but once you get inside there are stairs going up and stairs going down." Ms. Blake said that on the day of the event clocks will be covered, stairways blocked off and signs placed on doorways that are inaccessible to the handicapped, encouraging students to find other entrances. Students will also have the chance to become more acquainted with those who have physical handicaps by participating in blind "beeper" baseball or in wheelchair bowling or basketball. "A lot of people are scared of the handicapped. If they can come in and play basketball with them they will begin to understand them and become more aware of some of the things they are going through," said Ms. Blake. On Thursday blind baseball will begin at 8 a.m. in the field west of the Social Science Building. At 9 a.m. wheelchair basketball will begin in the Shepherd Union Building ballroom and from 9 a.m. until noon music and displays will be in the SUB lobby. A convocation lecture featuring Tom Sullivan from the movie "If You Could See What I Hear" will be held at noon in the Austad Auditorium of the Browning Center for the Performing Arts. After the convocation there will be a panel discussion of handicap problems with Sullivan and handicapped WSC students as panelists. All activities are free and the public is invited. Schedules go on sale today Class schedules for winter quarter will go on sale today in the Weber State-bookstore, downstairs in the Union Building. Students are advised to follow the registration schedule listed on page 6 of the schedule. The schedule outlines the dates for the different classes to register. Seniors only will be allowed to register on Thursday, November 18 while juniors must register on the next day, Friday the 19th. Sophomores will register on Monday, November 22, and advanced freshmen (those with more than 1 but less than 44 hours) will register on Tuesday, November 23. Starting freshmen are slated to register on Wednesday, Nov. 24. Registration will close from November 25 to Dec. 13, after which registration will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are reminded to complete their financial preparations prior to registration. Payment of tuition and fees must be made at the time of registration. Registration without payment will not be completed. turn imwriiy""- e.x-xsj , e tw j,- jp-w. . 1 ' ' if r A n?--? hr--; ..'v.'-'.rv- ul f . J : li . l.:..r. ji..:'ai; , i u.aij u, ;..Mii-tJ Weber State football fans go wild dur- ph' b" Rodne Wri9hl ing Saturday's cliff-hanging victory. Although the overall attendence was Head football coach Mike Price com- light, those students and fans who mented on the amount of support the braved the temperatures were treated fans showed for the Wildcats. to some top-notch football. C 1 UK a 4 i ; ) ' - . ..4 1 Pholo by Rodney Wrighl Weber State's star kicker Roger Ruzek kicking tied the score and sent the watches anxiously as the ball soars Wildcats into a triple overtime victory through the uprights. In the last eight against Nevada-Reno. The final score seconds of the game Ruzek's masterful was 46-43 Weber State. Blind musician to give convo Tom Sullivan, famed author and musician, will speak Thursday, November 11 at noon in the Browning Fine Arts Center as part of the convocation series. Blind since birth, Sullivan will be the highlight speaker at the second annual Handicap Awareness Day. Sullivan sees life as a process of choices, and he chooses to laugh at situations that make most people uncomfortable. Learning to live with his "inconvenience from birth," Sullivan found early on that a challenge is just a problem waiting to be solved. He attended Harvard majoring in child psychology. Music has played an important role in Sullivan's life, and several of his songs are included in the movie "If You Could Se What I Hear." Sullivan is also active in humanitarian organizations dedicated to encouraging other people to overcome their handicaps. In 1969 Sullivan married Patricia Steffen in Tucson, and they are now the parents of two children, Blythe and Tommy. The dramatic climax of the movie is based on a true incident when young Blythe fell into the swimming pool. Only Sullivan's acute sense of hearing saved her from drowning. Sullivan is looking ahead to more artistic professional and physical challenges. "It all gets down to choices," he maintains, "I choose to laugh-to live." The movie "If You Could See What I Hear" will play Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in U.B. room 338. Attendence to the convocation and movie is free.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - BP PLC says the Jindal administration has misrepresented its record in the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, including how much it has spent on cleanup.
BP spokesman Geoff Morrell responded Thursday to comments made a day earlier by Gov. Bobby Jindal and his top coastal official, Garret Graves, during and after a meeting of the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council.
The council approved a plan for using 80 percent of BP's as-yet-to-be-determined Clean Water Act fines to help restore the Gulf.
Jindal said BP has focused too much on its image and needs to turn its attention to covering restoration costs. Morrell said suggestions that BP has failed to address the clean-up of Louisiana's coastline is false and irresponsible.
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The Doors: Mr. Mojo Risin' -- The Story of L.A. Woman Blu-ray (NR)
Movie: 4 out of 4 stars
Disc: 4 out of 4 stars
Easily the most unfairly maligned album in The Doors six-album studio catalogue, "L.A. Woman" was released shortly before singer Jim Morrison's death in Paris in 1971. Thanks in large part to Morrison and keyboardist Ray Manzarek's film school background, the band used video and short film long before it came into a vogue and there's a bunch of previously unseen behind-the-scenes footage included here. The high point for Doors fans is the inclusion of two newly unearthed outtakes from the sessions and a crisp remastered mix of the album.
Technical specs: aspect ratio: Widescreen (1080p/1.78:1), audio: English (DTS-HD MA 5.1), subtitles: none.
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The Travel Day arrived I boarded the plane with two excited kids and equally excited husband my heart was hanging as I didn't say anything about what I had read. My take was how bad could it be, would it be as bad as some of the dodgy apts. we stayed in Tenerife, Gran Canaria and so on.
Arriving at Palma airport I thought don't compare with our previous cruise but I did the Rep for Island Cruises was lovely last year RCCL rep was sharp and cold. Arriving at the port our luggage was taken off the bus and placed in a holding area, check in was a breeze with the kids signing up for kids club at the check in area. Moving on we collected our suitcases attaching our cabin tags to them leaving them to be taken to our cabin. Going up to go through security checks before boarding was as expected then on to the ship.
CABIN.... We boarded I took a deep breath and went to our cabin luggage was there before us, opening our door all the "reviews" screamed in my head but it was as I expected two single beds with two pull down bunks for the kids, bathroom dated in colour with old age stains but very clean the odd crack in the shower glass, loads of storage for 4 of us. I unpacked 3 suitcases slid the empty ones under the beds and hung and folded all our clothes. Two long hanging areas one short hanging with 4 drawers under it and a separate dressing table with another 4 drawers. There was a mini bar shelf no fridge and an old tubed TV with good choice of holiday TV (we never bother with tv anyway on holiday)In all very pleased with the cabin. Hairdryers are not provided in cabins but are available from the Reception desk advice is to get one on embarkation day not like me that got left drying my daughters 3ft long hair with a this excuse of a hairdryer (all the fun of holidays)
The Ship.....Its an experience!!!! fun loving, friendly crew and fellow passengers, choice of two buffets restaurants one better than the other but food quite edible and good choice of food, small charge for third restaurant waiter service really nice. Entertainment great really gets passengers involved.
The Kids club Palmy's my kids loved it so much to do. The Team are fantastic always had a smile.
I could write a book but in a nut shell yes this is an old ship don't expect glitz and glam but do expect a great holiday with a great team right from the cabin attendant all the way up to the captain. From what I saw the hygiene on the ship is as great as you would get in any other place the public uses basically if it dirty in places one has to wonder its not the crew who dirty the place or is it the people who use it.


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The saddest kind of cheating of all
Simon White Nearly three years ago, as a then-squeaky clean Tiger Woods wowed crowds at the Australian Masters, I wrote a newspaper piece pondering who provided more "bang for the buck" - the world's best golfer...
Not a Good Friday without footy
Simon White As I sat waiting for Semi Pro to come on the telly on Friday night, I realised something was wrong.
Lack of crowds a dart in the heart for Aussie sport
Simon White It's fascinating to see what people will leave the house to watch.
Nothing like a hard-earned, refreshing draft
Simon White You've got to love AFL draft week – if only for the fact it has its own special version of the English language.