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- Gore-Tex membrane breathes well while protecting your foot from rain, snow, and muddy puddles
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I'm not a fan of running, but when I do run, I always have a pair of salomon's on. The Gore-Tex keeps moisture, mud, and frigid air out and keeps the warmth in! Great for snowy trail runs and watching muddy cyclocross races!
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This style shoe is not like my last pairs of Salomons. I've always liked Salomons for the snug fitting heel and roomy toe, but these have a huge heel area so my foot moves all over the place, and if I try to compensate and tie the laces really tight, then I'm sure my foot would go numb. The collar of the shoe at the anke is way too high and rubs on my ankles. The tongue is puffy and way too big. There's more, but I'll just end saying these are poorly designed and poorly made.
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I agree. Loved my last pair of Salomons, but these new ones are completely different and don't fit my feet anymore. :(
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I agree ...these are nothing like my last 3-4 pairs of GTX Trail Runners by Salomon ...I have to pull the SensiFit Speed Lace system soooooooooo tight that it is now physically cutting into the tongue membrane fabric ...I'm looking @ going back to TNF or possibly trying Dynafit MS Feline Gore-Tex ...
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I also agree. I used to love the Pro 3Ds, but for the last few years I have not been happy with the last two pairs. I thought maybe the last pair was a fluke so I purchased this particular pair and feel the same. The high collar gave me a horrible blister after hiking only a couple of miles, and they just don't feel very cush and shock-absorbant on my feet when I'm trail running - they feel clunky and hard. They are also much longer and more narrow than older models. That being said, They are well made and extremely waterproof so I've been wearing them all winter, but unfortunately they're just not right for my feet anymore. Unfortunately, after this pair I'm done with Salomons.
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I can not believe I waited this long (years and years) to buy a pair of waterproof trail shoes. What a difference it is to have dry warm feet.
They are a bit stiffer and heavier than I am use to but we'll worth the trade for dry feet.
I had to order my true shoe size rather than a half size bigger like many running shoes.
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Last fall, my high school history teacher showed our class a documentary called Invisible Children. It was amazing: We got to know a boy in Uganda named Jacob, who shared his fears about being abducted again and talked about why he would never be normal. It made me want to do something, though I wasn't sure how I could help.
The movie had been made in 2005. Then on Mar. 5, Invisible Children Inc. released a video on YouTube about Joseph Kony, head of Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army, based partly on the documentary.
When I saw the video I decided I had to show my family. It was very moving, even more so than the original movie, and was deliberately directed toward teenagers. It showed young kids doing something — putting up posters, wearing bracelets and T-shirts, and writing letters to politicians and celebrities. I decided I wanted be a part of this.
I got on Facebook and created a group called "Blanket Marin," with a goal of creating a big event on the designated day, Apr. 20. In two days, 216 people had already agreed to join in. We were going to cover Marin in posters to make Joseph Kony infamous.
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Could Siri take down Google?
The new voice-recognition software from Apple can make appointments, answer questions and remind you about your wife's birthday.
But is Siri great enough to torpedo Google's (GOOG) prospects? That's the latest thinking among the tech crowd. "I believe Siri's launch this month spells a future crippling of Google's business," wrote Eric Jackson at Forbes.
That's a little dramatic. Or is it? The number of things that you can do using Siri is impressive. And Google is clearly way behind in this race -- so much so that the company has reportedly shifted some of its biggest speech recognition experts to its Android mobile software team.
Here's a list of things you can ask or tell Siri, according to TUAW:
- When is my wife's birthday?
- Schedule a planning meeting in the conference room at 9 a.m.
- Add Lisa to my meeting with Bob.
- What does the rest of my day look like?
- Wake me up tomorrow at 7 a.m.
- What is the date this Saturday?
- Email Dr. Manning and say I got the forms, thanks.
- Where is Starbucks?
- What is Apple's PE ratio?
- How's the weather in Tampa now?
- How many days until Christmas?
- What's the price of gasoline in Chicago?
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And there is talk that Apple has much bigger plans for Siri. The company may be working Siri into future versions of its television software. Imagine a TV that responds to commands like "Put on the last episode of 'Desperate Housewives'" or "Show the latest news headlines" or even "Play some Lady Gaga videos."
Technology companies have been working on voice recognition for decades, and it's been a difficult battle. It's one thing to recognize words (and decipher accents and colloquialisms). It's another thing altogether to recognize meaning and intent. And no one has been able to do it well.
Until Siri.
Analyst Tim Bajarin also thinks Siri will ultimately threaten the business of both Google and Microsoft (MSFT). (Microsoft owns and publishes Top Stocks, an MSN Money site.)
"Siri is on track to become the first point of entrance to 'search' engines tied to major databases throughout the world," Bajarin writes in PC Magazine. "It will become the gatekeeper to all types of searches and, in the end, control what search engine it turns to for its answers."
Instead of demanding Apple's cash in the form of dividends, Apple investors should encourage the company to do as much as it can to develop Siri, Bajarin adds. It should buy up databases and make Siri the industry-dominating cash machine it's on track to be.
Heres a solution to the problems of the world.
Stop dumping so much money and time into celluar phone development. I dont care how technologyically advanced they are now, or will ever be..
You arent getting back on the moon with a phone. You arent relieving national energy dependence with phone technology. You arent even going to make money on your phone. Lets get real people, and get back into reality and stop the worldwide obsession with orwellien screens. What ever happened with carbon nanotube televisions? Whatever happened with hydrogen fuel cells? Why do people care so much about a toy, when there is so much stuff in this world yet to be discovered and used.
Why is ddr5 ram technology in video cards, yet the desktop memory stuck on ddr3? Its because these companies have technology in their R&D department, waiting to exhaust all of your money on old stuff. The next thing youll hear google working on, is a new ice cream flavor. Thats how scatter brained this technology is.
Why do people care so much about a toy, when there is so much stuff in this world yet to be discovered and used.
This is a big reason I'm not a fan of the mobile smart phone or tablet vs. PC. Although, even the PC is a victim of just being an internet device to many households.
There's increased connectivity, but that seems to be focused on things like Facebook, Angry Birds, and so on.
Who is going to kill who is getting old.
How does this impact search? - I think the assumption is that people will no longer be using google to "google" their questions, but instead, use the voice control to search things....but what is the Iphone searching? (It might be using google search for the answers..............)
Aside from the fact that google is successfully picking up large revenues from other areas. Youtube is paying off more than anyone ever thought would happen. Android is working. And a slew of other investments are all working right now.
And of course, we just have too much evidence the much advertised "death of the PC" is probably exaggerated. Intel is reporting huge numbers still, if the PC is so dead, that wouldn't be the case.
Some of us actually still need our PC (because we use it for more than just searching the internet to buy things). I've never been a fan of this dumbing down. I mean, we're moving opposite. Instead of moving to VR we want to move to Farmville???? Really???
When you have a mass market for more powerful devices, I believe that is better at driving new technology than a mass market for less powerful devices. Maybe they will make Solidworks into a cartoon software.....
Not wanting to burst any bubbles here, but SIRI is far from being usefull.. Apple is new to the whole voice recognition system thing. This is their first offering, and from first looks, they are far far far away from it being truely a MS killer. Only after Siri can control and launch apps, or tie into their functionality, (thats right, I expect interoperability) before Microsoft and their new found love affair with Dragon Dictates home company. But just to be clear, MS has been doing this for years.. I had it on my old windows mobile 5.5 device.
And lets also take a look at the android offering IRIS (Yes, SIRI backwards) which was developed in 8 hours, and released..and had about the same functionality as SIRI. The new FridayApp they're getting ready to release actually has more integration points and features that SIri could ever imagine.
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Yes! Finally, a computer that understands natural speech.
So they put IBM's Watson in a smartphone, did they? I'm pretty sure that "violates" Moores's Law.
Any predictions on how long until someone cracks the source code?
I'm pretty sure Cleverbot (www. cleverbot .com) is owned by Google. How long could it take to make a Siri act-alike?
Beware the intelligent machine takeover.
When will I be able to describe something and have a search engine tell me what it is? eg, if I see an unknown (to me) species and have internet but not a field guide?
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CENTERVILLE, Mass. – Commissioner Rudy Keeling has announced the formation of a new eight-team NCAA Division II men's lacrosse conference that will be officially called the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II Lacrosse League. The league will begin play with the 2013 season, culminating with a year-end tournament to determine the ECAC champion in a "final four" format.
The founding members based in four states are Alderson-Broaddus College of Philippi, W. Va.; Lake Erie College located in Painesville, Ohio; Lindenwood University based in Saint Charles, Mo.; Mercyhurst University of Erie, Pa.; Ohio Valley University of Vienna, W.Va.; Seton Hill University of Greensburg, Pa.; Walsh University of North Canton, Ohio; and Wheeling Jesuit University from Wheeling, W.Va.
"We are excited to bring this new eight-team league under the ECAC umbrella," Commissioner Keeling said. "Not only does the addition of the Division II Lacrosse League add quality schools to our membership, it increases our presence in Division II and dramatically expands our footprint. I – like our new members – can't wait to start the 2013 season."
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BUENOS AIRES--Shares of Argentina's state-run oil company YPF SA (YPF, YPFD.BA) surged Tuesday, posting sharp gains both here and in New York, on a day in which the South American country's energy stocks rallied.
YPF's New York-traded shares rose almost 11% to close at $17.45 while they rose 9.3% in Buenos Aires to end the day at ARS130.66.
YPF declined to comment on the gains. But the surge was surely music to the ears of Chief Executive Miguel Galuccio, who after taking over last year made boosting the stock price one of his goals.
YPF is up almost 90% from its 52-week low of $9.21 in mid-November, but it is still down sharply from its 52-week high of $39.50, set last January.
Argentina's government expropriated YPF from its majority shareholder, Spain's Repsol SA (REP.MC) last May.
The company's market capitalization is around $6.8 billion, down from $17.5 billion about a year before the government started to take over the company.
YPF's gains came a day after the company said it was in talks with Uruguay's state-run energy company, Ancap, to explore for oil and gas together. Ancap said it was very interested in learning from YPF's experience developing unconventional shale resources in the energy-rich province of Neuquen in southern Argentina.
Traders couldn't say for sure what had pushed YPF's stock up but noted its share price, as well as those of other local energy companies, was still relatively low and therefore a potentially attractive investment.
Traders have also been saying investors are increasingly looking to invest in stocks, particularly those that are also traded abroad, as a way to hedge against currency depreciation in Argentina. One top Argentine official said recently that the peso could depreciate by around 20% this year.
Meanwhile, the market has been rife with speculation that the government will continue to raise energy prices, which could benefit both YPF and utility companies such as the power distributor Edenor.
Edenor's stock rose 8.6% to ARS1.14 in Buenos Aires, putting it up roughly 70% so far this year.
Though the government has yet to let companies like Edenor raise rates, last year it more than tripled the price it pays YPF for newly discovered natural gas. It has also let the company repeatedly raise gasoline prices.
Mr. Galuccio, who took over as YPF's CEO when the company was expropriated, has been pushing hard to attract international investment and get other companies to partner with YPF to produce unconventional shale oil and gas.
Last year, he announced an ambitious investment plan aimed at boosting output and reducing Argentina's dependence on expensive energy imports.
Last month, YPF announced that it had inked a deal with the local Bulgheroni family to invest $1.5 billion over the next two years to develop shale-gas and oil resources.
That deal came about two weeks after YPF announced a similar arrangement with Chevron Corp. (CVX) in which Chevron will spend about $1 billion to drill wells in Neuquen Province's shale-rich Vaca Muerta area. The results of that pilot program will help the companies finalize plans to drill an estimated 2,000 wells for about $15 billion.
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Mr. Galuccio recently said YPF is currently in talks with other companies and that another partnership could be announced in the first half of 2013.
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(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that six people died in six separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways from Monday, March 13 through Sunday, March 19.
Of the six fatal crashes, preliminary data* indicates alcohol was a suspected factor in one of the crashes and all six of the victims were not wearing seat belts.
Jefferson County reported two single fatality crashes. Single fatality crashes also occurred in Daviess, Meade, Perry and Todd counties.
Through March 19, 2006, a total of 129* people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways. This is 43 fewer deaths than reported for this time period in 2005. Sixty-six of these 129 fatalities were not wearing seat belts.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
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WSJ Reports Boeing To Beat SpaceX For Manned Taxi To ISS 183
from the competition-continues dept.
The story is Apple. Something to do with Apple. Something to do with how this decision by Apple is simply amazing and could not have been arrived at by any other company under any circumstance.
Yes, apparently it is too much to ask that people be correct these days.
The summary clearly states that 512GB of memory is 1000 times more than 512MB of memory, which is patently false. If you're making comparisons, you don't make absolute statements like this. You use qualifying words like "about 1000 times" or "approximately 1000 times" to let the reader know you do not mean to be precise.
The OP is correct. Memory is always expressed in GiB. There is no such thing as Base-10 memory.
Why the hell are we talking about the Fahrenheit scale. And, while we're at it, memory of all kinds is always expressed in GiB, so a 512GB card is 1024 times as large as a 512MB card, not 1000 times.
It looks like a standard -25 to 85C extended commercial rating.
Well, it didn't help that the guy who filed that petition didn't bother to read the HIPAA laws, nor understand that HIPAA laws do not apply to ham radio operators. He was seeking a solution to a made-up problem.
Android is not free. Googls pays Microsoft a small fortune in patent licensing to be able to sell Android.
Lighten up, Francis. This is Slashdot. Nobody expects good journalism or even semi-accurate plagiarism here.
So, you believe it is okay for the government to confiscate your property, without being able to articulate a _reasonable_ suspicion of criminal activity, without charging you with a crime, and without convicting you of a crime?
I checked Netcraft, and they did NOT confirm it...
Since neither the submitter nor the editors couldn't be bothered to provide a link to the app in the play store (let's face it, that would be too useful), here it is:
"Colleagues who decry Barr's fate worry that the incident could make other scientists think twice about coming to work for NSF"
No, her fate will make other scientists think twice about getting involved with terrorist organizations and then lying about it on their background check applications.
Our area just picked up a few Proterra electric buses for use in the Catbus system, which serves Clemson University and the surrounding areas. There were some huge federal grants involved, and they have been riddled with problems, but have finally started running and carrying passengers. We're mostly a rural area and the bus system is free for all to use - paid for by Clemson University student fees and some taxpayer money from surrounding municipalities (Cities of Clemson, Seneca, Pendleton, and Central, afaik).
The buses are neat. They use overhead inductive chargers that are located at various places around town. I haven't ridden one yet (I prefer to get around by bicycle), but I hear they're pretty nice.
I am sure the impact on air quality is almost unmeasurable in our vast expanse of rural countryside, but in cities the impact could be huge.
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Please join us for the annual Jordan Matched Bronc Ride on Sunday, June 15th 2014.
The 45th Annual Matched Bronc Ride will be held at the Garfield County Rodeo Grounds, June 15th. The events start with the Calcutta Saturday night at 9.00 P.M.at the Ranchers Bar in Jordan. Father's Day kicks off in the afternoon at 1.00 P.M. with the Calcutta and then Matched Bronc Ride will start at 2.00 P.M.
Once again this year the Matched Bronc Ride is sanctioned by the World Class Bucking Horse Association. The event will put 18 cowboys up against the horses of 12 stock contractors. We will be hosting a Steer Roping again this year. This even is an Open and Big Sky Steer Roping sanctioned event.
Special item on the agenda this year will be the presence of the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center's "Museum Without Walls" trailer. This is a 40ft+ trailer contains information on past inductees and goals of the Museum, which will be housed at Big Timber, Montana . The trailer will also have items for sale and information on how to become a member of the organization. This year Garfield County was lucky enough to have two inductees nominations on the 2014 ballot, Donald Weeding as a living nominee and PT "Spud" Cremer as a legacy nominee. Results are not in for this period, there were other nominees from this district on the ballot. For more information on the MCHF & WHC you can also contact Candy Murnion @ 406-557 2731, she is the district #2 contact trustee.
For the younger kids there will be boot races and calf scramble as well as dummy roping at the MCHF & WHC trailer.
For the first time this year the Chamber has also invited a few vendors. These businesses will be setting up their wears and selling items at a location around the arena.
So come on out Fathers Day for the 45th Jordan Matched Bronc Ride June 15th 2014. Adults $10.00 [over 17] 7-17 $5.00, 6 and under free. Concessions will be available on the grounds. Following the Match there will be steak fry's down town Jordan, at the Ranchers Bar and the annual Garfield Ambulance Steak Fry in front of the Hell Creek.
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Jordan's annual Town and Country Day is rapidly approaching. This year it will be held on Friday, May 2nd, and it is always a great way to support local business. This year, the Garfield County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will be hosting a few events during the day for all to attend. We are trying to help those buinesses and organizations without storefronts to be heard and seen, as well as bring in more traffic for those who already participate with open houses and events.
We welcome any and all who are wanting to spend a day with the public. Currently, we have the VFW Hall reserved for tables to be used, and we will also be blocking off a section of Main Street for larger set-ups.
Anyone interested in having a table, booth, stall, etc. is welcome to attend!
And this isn't strictly for businesses-EVERYONE is welcome to participate.
We encourage all businesses, livestock associations, crafters, direct sales companies(one per company) or home based business, homemade goodie makers, and community organizations to attend. We also encourage fund-raising, whether it be for a children's group, local organization, upcoming event, or whatever!
Spaces/tables will be $10 each and will run during 10:00am-4:00pm.
Set-up may begin at 8:30am.
Please contact BeKa Phipps at 406-557-6178 for questions or reservations.
We will also be putting together a list/map for the town-wide garage sales happening that day. If you would like your own garage sale to be added to the list, please contact Lori Murnion at 406-557-2334.
We hope to see a large turn-out for the event and hope you all can make it. Look for updated information on the day's events in the coming weeks
Chamber Dinner Held
On New Year's Eve, the Garfield County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture held their annual dinner and dance at the VFW Hall in Jordan. Eighty-eight people met up for dinner which included Ryan's famous Prime Rib and all of the delicious sides made up by the VFW Ladies. Music followed by the entertaining band, "Those Guys."
President Chip Saylor gave a speech after plates were cleaned and mentioned all of the hard work and activities the Chamber had been involved in over the year, including rebuilding the rodeo arena at the Fairgrounds, the annual Cow Pasture Golf Tournament, and new activities during the Christmas Stroll.
He gave a long list of thank yous to individuals who had given their time and energy to these projects. Chip also presented Keith and Karmie Lockie of Jordan with embroidered jackets for their time spent on the Jordan Matched Bronc Ride over the years.
The speech also included a surprise award, given annually to outstanding members of the community. This year it was presented to Rick and Earline Lawrence of Jordan. Chip gave a heartfelt speech about the influence the Lawrences' have made on the people and lives of Garfield County. They were awarded with a plaque.
The Chamber holds their annual meeting directly before the dinner, swearing in new directors and electing officers. Ballots are sent out prior to the dinner, allowing all citizens and businesses of Garfield County the chance to become members of the Chamber and vote in new directors.
Three directors retired this year; three others were reelected back along with three new members. There is still time to become a member of the Chamber. Contact any Chamber director to fill out a membership or use the form found
. Dues are $25 per person and $50 per business ($25 for additional entities filed by the same person.)
Keith and Karmie Lockie receiving their personalized Matched Bronc Ride jackets.
Earline and Rick Lawrence with their plaque awarded by Chamber President Chip Saylor
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Twenty-eight years along in the life of The Quiksilver In Memory of Eddie Aikau big wave invitational, we are reminded that what helps to make The Eddie great are often the times it doesn't run. For all these years Contest Director George Downing has maintained a strict 20-foot minimum wave requirement that has ensured the event only takes place on the most memorable of days at Waimea Bay.
The Eddie was last held in December of 2009, won by Greg Long. It nearly ran again on January 20, 2011. The tower was built and the stage was set. But while a sea of spectators filled in through the night, a consistent 20-foot-plus swell did not. As difficult as it was to call a "No Go" that morning, it was clearly the right call, keeping the prestige and integrity of the event intact.
In the years between running, big wave equipment, design and technology continue to advance. New young faces join the lineup while others change course. Boundaries are pushed and new frontiers are discovered, surfed, and documented. But through it all, the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau has remained current and true to its course: To honor a legendary Hawaiian named Eddie Aikau at surfing's original giant wave arena, on rare days when the line between what is physically possible and impossible is blurred.
"Even though waves may get bigger in other parts of the world, the fact that Waimea is such an incredible venue for both the surfer and the spectator make it an impossible place to replicate," said Downing, who has witnessed every major day of surfing at Waimea.
"It's the natural home of big wave surfing. It's the original big wave event that paved the way for all others. It's the place that Eddie loved and where he worked and played. Even though big waves may be found elsewhere, they can never be Waimea. This is an event about integrity and honor."
The holding period for the Quiksilver In Memory of Eddie Aikau big wave invitational will close next week Thursday, February 28. Current forecast models do not hint of any major swells through the remainder of this week, however organizers will continue to monitor any and all developments for Waimea Bay potential through the end of the month. One thing that is sure: The Eddie will not compromise. Better to wait.
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MERRILL, Wis. (WSAU) – A proposed Wal-Mart in Merrill is ready to start construction.
Merrill city administrator Dave Johnson says the company has closed the sale of the property across from the current Walmart near Highway 51. "We are now waiting for construction to begin this spring." The new 120,000 square foot store will feature their current full retail store as well as a pharmacy and a supermarket.
In addition, Wal-Mart will be paying for part of the reconstruction of Highway 64 and Pine Ridge Avenue. Merrill will be picking up to $400,000 dollars of the total bill as well. An possible roundabout at that intersection has been ruled out, and the state Department of Transportation will be doing a more conventional reconstruction there.
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The resurrection of the Facel Vega brand has become a topic of conversation for the past year. While there has been no confirmation on when the revived HK Coupe Concept is going to be revealed, some indications from the people behind the project — one Caroline Castets — seem to suggest that this car is more than just a pipedream.
There's still that issue of trademarks and the right for the new folks to use the "Facel" brand name, but that's being discussed as we speak, so any developments on that will probably make news anyway.
As far as the car itself is concerned, the release of a new photo finally shows its front end and gives us an indication of what to expect for this sports car. So, what's the early aesthetic feedback?
It's hard to tell because the image is a little too dark for our liking. However, judging from the aggressive angles and the sloping hood, there are some sports car elements there that we like. At the very least, that front end is already looking better than the shagglebot rear that looks like it was designed with the idea of slapping components one on top of the other.


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The Talkback Tuesday forum was created during the 2003-2004 academic year to provide an additional opportunity, other than contacting their hall senators, for students to air concerns.
Student comments are then referred to the appropriate branch of the Senate or member of the St. Olaf community, such as Dean of Students Greg Kneser. Answers are then posted on the Student Government Association (SGA) publicity board across from the P.O. boxes in Buntrock Commons.
However, according to Rachel Erickson '06, vice president of SGA, recent comments at the forum have been less serious.
"A lot of times, unfortunately, it turns into comments on who the tablers are," Erickson said.
Kneser praised the forums possibility to reach students because "it captures a really busy audience."
On the other hand, Erickson said that as students rush to dinner, they "aren't really prepared" to make thoughtful comments about changes they would like to see on campus.
In light of these concerns, the Talkback Tuesday subcommittee has decided to take a new approach.
This semester weve kind of revamped it, said Erica Jaastad 08, chair of the subcommittee.
A Public Relations campaign will precede the first Talkback Tuesday session of the semester, next Tuesday, to get students thinking about the tuition increase. Each weeks topic will be posted around campus in advance of the Talkback Tuesday tabling.
We want to start getting real feedback from people, Jaastad said.
Even though students have not used the forum much this year, a change in approach is preferable to abandoning the outlet, Erickson said.
"It's still nice to know what students are feeling and what the opinion is out there," she said.
Kneser suggested adding new faces to the Talkback Tuesday table, which perhaps would spur more thoughtful comments.
"In the future, it might be interesting to invite 'live' interactions with people like the registrar as registration approaches," Kneser said.
He also suggested a regent or next year's new college president as possible personalities to attract student interaction.
"It could add a new twist, I think," Kneser said.
The Board of Regents Student Committee (BORSC) is a more formal committee, but issues raised at Talkback Tuesday have the potential to be adopted by BORSC and presented to the Board of Regents, Erickson said. Two BORSC representatives, Maren Anderson 09 and Margaret Wade 09, are also members of the Talkback Tuesday subcomittee.
Jaastad emphasized the potential of Talkback Tuesdays to create real change, whether by funneling concerns to the Board of Regents or elsewhere.
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A man accused of gunning down a father of three in broad daylight in Providence will appear in court tomorrow.
19-year-old Judier Dixon was arrested at the end of July; in Alabama on a fugitive from justice charge. He will be extradited over night and will appear in Providence District Court to be charged with the murder of 46-year-old Richard Arenas.
Arenas was working on his car outside his home on the morning of June 12 when he was shot to death.
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Dierks Bentley has taken several left turns in his career including his bluegrass-inspired album Up on the Ridge from a few years ago. Now the Arizona native is branching out again with his upcoming album, Riser , due out this fall.
Instead of just singing in a regular recording studio, Dierks recorded this album in several different places like his tour bus and his producer Ross Copperman 's house.
Dierks says, "It was important to get out of the studio and sing in different places, and to do it with other people in the room. That way, you have an audience and you get a sense of what's working, what's not working, when it's feeling good, not feeling good. It brings a little more emotion and energy out of your voice."
The new direction Dierks takes on Riser was inspired in part by the death of father, and the album title comes from the track, "I'm a Riser."
"That song really applies to anybody that's lived," Dierks says. "There have always been those moments when we have to get back up and get on our feet. They are defining moments…breakthrough moments."
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Fulton – FACE (Fulton Association for Community Enrichment) has grant money available to help local organizations put their vision of Fulton to work in 2013.
2013 will be the start of changes to the FACE grants. The focus in 2013 is "Improving the quality of life for Fulton's children." Organizations with projects that focus on enhancing the lives of young people will be given priority. In 2014, FACE plans to encourage local organizations to work together by offering grants to cooperating groups.
Grants in 2013 are available for up to $1000 for charitable and nonprofit projects. Local organizations interested in being considered for a grant in 2013 should complete a grant request and return it to: FACE, PO Box 292, Fulton, IL 61252. Grant applications can be acquired by contacting Heidi Kolk at firstname.lastname@example.com. All grant applications need to be received by FACE by May 24, 2013.
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A suspect accused of owning hundreds of items depicting child sex crimes was arrested on Sunday.
Deputies went to an apartment complex, near Glendale Avenue and Dysart Road, after a woman called saying she found a large amount of trash bags in a dumpster. The bags were filled with sketch drawings of young boys in graphic bondage, torture and sadomachistic sexual activity.
Deputies said they found mail and personal photos that linked the trash to 48-year-old Roger James Forney.
The bags also contained printed pictures of young naked boys, shredded pictures, a broken laptop computer, printers, a shredder and flash drives. Deputies said they also found detailed logs in military time of sexual torture of young boys that were written with dates, times and a description of abuse.
Deputies said they don't know if there are any victims or if everything found was made-up.
According to deputies, they were able to salvage a hard drive from the laptop, where examiners found more pornographic images of young boys. A large amount of documents on the hard drive proved it belonged to Forney.
Deputies arrested Forney and said he admitted to trying to destroy and throw everything away because an FBI warning popped up and locked his computer. He also admitted to being attracted to young boys but said didn't physically do anything shown in his sketches or photos.
Forney told deputies he was happy to be caught so he can get help for his "evil." He is a retired member of the military police in the Army/National Guard and works as a security guard at the Arizona State Mental Hospital.
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Is it just me or is it starting to seem like we could set American Idol rankings blindfolded with ear plugs in and get pretty close every time?
Idol celebrated 80s night April 4, and Ryan Seacrest even managed to get from his New York City Today Show appearance all the way back to Los Angeles in the same day in time to tape Idol, looking no worse for the wear. The top eight contestants enjoyed pointers from this week's mentors, No Doubt founding members Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal, and while they both delivered some choice advice, the hard mentoring was already taken care of by Diddy and Stevie Nicks over the past two weeks. These guys had it easy. But it's not just because Diddy and Stevie were so spot on, it's also getting to that point in the competition where the proverbial fat starts to separate.
For almost the entire competition, we've had Joshua Ledet, Jessica Sanchez, Phillip Phillips, Colton Dixon, and Skylar Laine taking turns cycling through the top five slots, while Hollie Cavanagh has muddled around the middle and DeAndre Brackensick and Elise Testone have tried their hardest to stay out of the bottom three. But now, we're getting closer to the end and it's getting harder and harder for the struggling acts to rise above the competition's longtime frontrunners. Brackensick made another great break for it, Phillips got slightly off kilter, and Cavanagh lost her way, but even with those factors, the differences between the top nine and top eight rankings are almost nonexistent.
And when the rankings are getting predictable, that means it's time to start making bets for who'll make it to the finale. See our rankings below and then let us know who you think might take it all the way.
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Jon Gosselin says he will NOT press charges against the paparazzo who was allegedly trespassing on his lawn when he fired a warning shot from his gun ... TMZ has learned.
Jon tells us the photog learned her lesson Friday -- and after scaring the life out of her for following him onto private property to take photos ... he thinks she got the hint.
"The message that I take my family's privacy seriously was sent loud and clear" says JG adding, "I trust that she will respect that in the future."
As we previously reported -- the photog reported the incident to police, but decided not to pursue charges against Jon for firing his gun ... because an investigation would likely have lead to HER being charged with trespassing.
So Jon boy, now you should put up a number of TRESPASSERS WILL BE SHOT and PROTECTED BY GLOCK signage around the property because no one will question whether you mean it or not.
Or it could read; I shoot every 3rd photog and number 2 just left
Pay your child support Johnny!
Milked this story for all it's worth, move on Jon boy.
Your audience is sill waiting for the female "photogs" name and picture TMZ!!!!!! It is part of this juicy story you are selling- now give it up....
...or maybe you protect your little ratfaced info gatherers?
Good for him, it sucks to have strangers trespassing on your property.
Unlike Kate, Jon is working..I don't see his face in the news on a regular basis so maybe he sees the light..
Why has TMZ not posted a photo of the hyaena faced female "photog" who thinks making a little $ justifies terrorizing people on their own properties?
A TMZ hate site?
Would you donate $ to a GoFundMe or some other crowd funding platform to raise a million dollars for a web site that that would specifically target shaming Harvery Levin and TMZ staff's private lives and personal business? Just curious. I would. And I am sure many people in the spot light would.
what did he want to tresspass for.... to ask about his breeding ground for twins
Why Jon Gosselin's colourful picture over and over but not the creepy female "photogs"?
lmfao your not pressing charges dude u fired a gun at him
Jon Gosselin
NOT Pressing Charges
After Gun Incident with Photog......................HE is Such a Good AssHoIe
Gosselin has been on the TMZ site more in the last three days than he has been for the last year...the interview on ET the other night was a money grab for him and a way for him to try and get back in the spotlight again...dont let this guy fool you...he wants to be back in the spotlight as much as his ex-wife and making the big bucks again....
I would have shot the girl, then raped her just to teach her a lesson after shooting her.


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Hoffman won his first Oscar for portraying "In Cold Blood" author Truman Capote, but that was just one memorable role in a career full of them
Philip Seymour Hoffman died of an apparent overdose on Sunday, and left behind a Hollywood legacy highlighted by just one Oscar, but dozens of other memorable roles and moments captured on camera.
The 46-year-old actor won his statue for playing author Truman Capote, and was nominated three other times, most recently last year for his performance in "The Master."
Also read: Philip Seymour Hoffman Death: 50 Bags of Heroin Found in Apartment (Reports)
From his time as Ben Stiller's hilarious sidekick in "Along Came Polly," to Scotty J. in "Boogie Nights" and creepy Allen in "Happiness," here are 10 of Hoffman's finest movie moments:
Sandy Lyle, "Along Came Polly"
Not only did Hoffman coin the term "shart" in this 2004 comedy, he was comedy MVP in one of the greatest games of basketball ever filmed.
Brandt, "The Big Lebowski"
His performance as Jeffrey Lebowski's passive, brown-nosing personal assistant not only demonstrates his early comedic chops, it continues to remind fans of the Coen brothers' cult classic that he had infinite range as an actor. Take a moment to enjoy this scene in which Brandt proudly showcases his horrible boss's accomplishments, including the The Little Lebowski Urban Achievers.
Also read: Philip Seymour Hoffman Death: Appreciating an Everyman Actor and Extraordinary Talent
Dean Trumbell, "Punch-Drunk Love"
Hoffman played a scumbag who isn't afraid to tell an angry customer (Adam Sandler) to "calm down and shut the f–k up." Even though the exchange is over the phone, Hoffman's intensity makes it just as suspenseful as a face-to-face confrontation. This is how to respond to a customer complaint, people.
Scotty J., "Boogie Nights"
There's nothing more awkward to watch than a character expressing feelings for another that aren't reciprocated. Hoffman's character making a drunken move on Dirk Diggler (Mark Wahlberg) in Paul Thomas Anderson's 1997 drama is about as awkward as it gets. Thanks to the self-loathing pain Hoffman brought to the role, the scene was also heartbreaking to watch.
See video: Philip Seymour Hoffman's Final Sundance: Why 'God's Pocket' Awakening Resonated With Him
Allen, "Happiness"
Speaking of awkward moments, Todd Solondz 1998 drama is full of them. And one of the most memorable is when Hoffman's character creepily prank phone calls an author (Lara Flynn Boyle) questioning her work, and actually manages to turn her on when he threatens her with a sexually deviant act that will leave her "cumming out of her ears." Please, don't try this at home.
Andy, "Before the Devil Knows Your Dead"
All of the actors in Sidney Lumet's last film were at the top of their game, but there is, perhaps, no better scene for Hoffman than when his heroin-addicted character raids his drug dealer's apartment for cash with his brother (Ethan Hawke) by his side.
Owen Davian, "Mission: Impossible III"
Hoffman played one of the baddest bad guys Tom Cruise has ever encountered in J.J. Abrams' installment of the secret agent franchise. In one of the 2006 blockbuster's most intense scenes, sadist arms dealer Davian gives Cruise's Ethan Hunt 10 seconds to come up with the information he needs, or his girlfriend (Michelle Monaghan) gets a bullet to the head. Cruise may have the most dialogue, but it's Hoffman's cold, callous and unpredictable demeanor that really sells the scene's suspense.
Lester Bangs, "Almost Famous"
Hoffman shines on screen on the phone yet again in this heartwarming scene where his character reminds a high schooler and aspiring Rolling Stone journalist (Patrick Fugit) that there's nothing wrong with remembering he's "uncool," and it's actually essential for his job. Writer-director Cameron Crowe called the quiet moment between the two the "soul of the movie."
Gust Avrakotos, "Charlie Wilson's War"
Hoffman received his second Oscar nomination for his turn as a CIA Agent who isn't afraid to break his boss's office window to prove a point, and one of his finest moments in the movie comes just before he shatters glass for the second time.
Lancaster Dodd, "The Master"
Hoffman's final Oscar nomination honored his riveting portrayal of a charismatic cult leader, and one of the best scenes in the film was when a skeptic confronted Dodd's beliefs in front of his followers.


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Giuseppe Caporale is a journalist of the Italian daily La Repubblica. He is also editorial director of the television group Rete8-Telemare in the Italian region of Abruzzo. In the early morning of 6 April 2009 a strong earthquake struck the town of L'Aquila, the regional capital of Abruzzo. A total of 308 people died, about 1500 were injured (200 seriously) and some 65,000 were left homeless. Giuseppe Caporale was the first journalist on the scene, reporting from the devastated town within an hour of the earthquake. He is the author of L'Aquila non è Kabul. Cronaca di una tragedia annunciata (2009), a personal account of that dreadful night and the events that followed.


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The Week Ended Sept. 6
This week's roundup of those that had a rough week include Microsoft for its expensive acquisition of Nokia assets, Facebook for yet another privacy controversy, several companies for stirring up skepticism about the first wave of "smartwatches" to hit the market, and a DRAM manufacturer whose facilities caught fire, which could disrupt chip supplies.
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Problem Solver Rob Wolchek was the first to confront the man behind the monopoly. Now Meni Agababayev, who once dreamed of fame and fortune, has decided to bail out.
Rob gets the inside scoop from a former employee and revisits what was once the company headquarters.
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