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Feeling a little parched while you're sitting in the stands? Quench your thirst with this Jeff Gordon track-legal cooler from Olivet. It boasts a quick-in top opening for easy access and an adjustable shoulder strap that makes transportation a cinch. The driver's number and facsimile signature are printed on the front.
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This 49ers-inspired magnetic dartboard is the perfect addition to any fan's game room or office. This lightweight, portable and ready-to-hang board measures 19" x 14.5", making it a perfect game for any fan's office or game room! It features a team name across the top and bottom with a team helmet at each corner, and comes with six team-colored magnetic darts that cling to the fabric with a powerful magnetic tip, saving your wall from any damage that may happen during your exciting San Francisco-spirited get-togethers!
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A Fort Carson, Colorado soldier is in the men's final of the Modern Pentathlon World Cup today in Palm Springs.
Army Spc. Dennis Bowsher, is the only American to advance to today's finals. He'll be competing against 2012 Olympic gold medalist David Svoboda of Czech Republic and and bronze medalist Adam Marosi of Hungary. Also in the field is world #1 ranked Aleksender Lesun of Russia.
During Wednesday's men's qualifying round, Bowsher started the final event — a combined run and shoot — in the lead for Qualification Group C. He scored a personal best 1032 in fencing, and 1264 in swimming with a time of 2:08.16. He finished the combined event second with a time of 12:12.85 after only Christopher Patte of France who came in at 12:07.17.
Another service member, Air Force Reserve Maj. Eli Bremer, was the top American in Qualification Group A. He finished 14th for the group, but did not make the cut for today's final.
Bowsher is part of the Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) which provides soldiers with elite-level athletic qualifications to represent the Army while they train and compete. Though Bowsher travels on the competition circuit, he is a soldier first and had to apply for the WCAP after basic combat training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and advanced individual training (AIT) where he became an 88M Motor Transport Operator.
A 2012 London Olympics veteran, Bowsher told The Desert Sun sports reporter Patti Myers he is focused on Rio de Janiero in 2016. "Rio is gonna' be our main focus and the main push for everything leading up that point," he said. "Everything I learn from here it's gonna be something I put in my bag for Rio."
He and the rest of the finals field started the morning with fencing. The other four events will follow with swimming at 12:25 p.m., horse jumping at 2:35 p.m., and the combined 3km run with shooting between laps tonight at 5:25 p.m. The event's presentation is scheduled at 5:55 p.m. All events are within walking distance of each other at Palm Springs Stadium and Sunrise Park in Palm Springs.


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Fiorentina have confirmed the loan signing of Manchester United midfielder Anderson.
The 25-year-old Brazilian, who arrived at Old Trafford from Porto in 2007, is understood to have joined the Serie A outfit until the end of the current campaign.
United boss David Moyes had confirmed Anderson's imminent exit from the English champions on Friday, outlining the Brazilian's need for regular first-team action.
A brief statement on Fiorentina's official website 24 hours later read: "ACF Fiorentina announces that it has acquired, (on) a temporary basis, the rights to the player Anderson Luis de Abreu Oliveira by Manchester United FC."
Having been plagued by injuries during his time in England, Anderson, who boasts eight caps for Brazil, has been restricted to just four Premier League appearances so far this season.
Anderson will hope the switch will reinvigorate his international career ahead of the FIFA World Cup that begins later this year in his home country.
Fiorentina have been busy in the transfer market thus far, as head coach Vincenzo Montella prepares his side for an assault on the top three in the second half of the season.
The Florence outfit have already tied up loan deals for Milan striker Alessandro Matri and Sassuolo goalkeeper Antonio Rosati during the current transfer window.
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Just as 2011 I'll probably wait till I see what Rytera is going to offer, but finally, finally I see the possibility of a Scepter in my future.
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well,the risers all look similar to the Nemesis' and Alien X's,IMO. i'm very much interest to shoot the new single cam. my "to-shoot" list is the Prowler,the Crossfire and the Bengal. i wish they had an actual BLACK instead of that gawd awful carbon fiber stuff. that stuff was better left to tuner cars. what camo is that? it looks different than the previous camo. i think i like it
'14 ChillR 28.5"/74# Extreme Recon sight,Schaffer Opposition rest,LS modular stab, Beman ICS Hunter 340
That said I would like a set of these uber adjustable cams for my bow so I could get to the 27" DL my bow is supposed to have.
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Firecat 400
They look great to me good spec,good speed,alot of adjustment,me and my boy could shoot the same bow I like I will be buying a couple one for me and the boy.
Now, the looks of some of the bows I don't like, I think it is ugly. That is my opinion, if you think it is beautiful that is your opinion. I don't need to shoot it or see it in person for that. BTW I have see pictures of you and know you are ugly and don't need to see you in person to verify it!
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News about Bankruptcies, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 28, 2014
The suit contends that Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company used faulty methods that "doomed the plan to financial ruin." MORE
Oct. 17, 2014
Lawyers for Detroit say city has reached settlement with Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, its biggest remaining holdout creditor, clearing significant obstacle from its path out of bankruptcy. MORE
Oct. 15, 2014
Thomas F Cullen Jr, lawyer representing Detroit, tells Judge Steven W Rhodes of United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan that city is close to deal with Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, last major holdout creditor; Financial Guaranty confirms possible settlement, which could preserve public art collection, but neither side provides specifics. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Detroit's Mayor Mike Duggan and City Council are granted most of their decision-making authority, milestone that clears way for bankrupt city to end nearly 18 months of oversight by state-appointed emergency manager Kevyn D Orr. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Federal bankruptcy judge says trial on Detroit's plan for erasing debts and remaking city services will be delayed for a week. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
New York City and state officials are joining effort to help 79-year-old Mary Veronica Santiago keep her rent-stabilized lease from becoming asset with which to pay off her creditors; file friend of the court brief saying that lease is not property that can be sold and that it undermines safeguards that both bankruptcy and rent laws are supposed to provide. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Detroit announces final settlement with Syncora Guarantee, creditor that had been one of its chief adversaries, as other creditors continue to object city's bankruptcy plans. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
An innovative type of loan in 2005 now stands as a roadblock to Detroit's exit from bankruptcy. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Syncora Guarantee reaches agreement in principle with Detroit officials, clearing way to end city's court fight over its future and emerge from bankruptcy far more quickly and smoothly than expected; Syncora had been fiercest opponent to city's blueprint for erasing its debts and investing in city services. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Trump Entertainment Resorts files for bankruptcy protection and threatens to close Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City by Thanksgiving if it fails to cut expenses dramatically; company is already set to shut down its only other property, Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Lawyers debate Detroit's bankruptcy plan on first day of trial that will decide fate of city's financial future; council for city urges judge to approve blueprint for shedding $7 billion in debt and devoting about $1.5 billion to restoring services over next decade; creditors remain split over their response to plan. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes is preparing to hear more than a month of testimony in deciding whether to approve municipal bankruptcy plan drawn up by Detroit officials to eliminate more than $7 billion of its estimated $18 billion in debts; Rhode's ruling will send significant messages beyond Detroit about rarely tested powers and limits of municipal bankruptcy, known as Chapter 9, and leaders of other cities will be watching closely. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
A confidential report to the bankrupt city offers a loan of $500 million to $3 billion, collateralized by pieces in the Detroit Institute of Arts. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes, who is overseeing Detroit's reorganization in federal bankruptcy court, takes a bus tour of the city, ahead of hearings on a proposed plan of adjustment; Detroit lawyers requested excursion so that Judge Rhodes could get a firsthand look at some issues facing city. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Detroit releases revised debt adjustment plan, detailing role of post-bankruptcy monitor. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Editorial contends that no one wins in Detroit's bankruptcy plan; notes that city's municipal retirees have approved restructuring blueprint that will cut their promised pension payouts significantly, but other creditors rejected blueprint, including hedge funds and bond insurers that hold or back billions of dollars in municipal debt; holds that painful bankruptcy process is moving forward, but outcome is uncertain. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Detroit's retirees vote to lower their expected pension benefits, crucial step in city's plan to emerge from bankruptcy before end of 2014; result could provide a complicated model for future of troubled, underfunded public-sector pensions in other cities. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Creditors, including city workers and retirees, submit their final votes on Detroit's plan to emerge from bankruptcy; some of the city's 32,000 retirees and workers say that while they oppose cuts to their promised benefits, they feel that city's proposal, along with the foundation and state money, might be best offer. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Expert appraisal of Detroit Institute of Arts' collection finds works could be worth $2.7 billion to $4.6 billion; appraisal, commissioned by city and museum in advance of a federal bankruptcy trial, also notes such a price tag will never be attained at sale because of factors including donor lawsuits and market weakness. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Thousands of city workers and retirees in Detroit face impending deadline to cast votes on city's plan to emerge from debt, plan that depends in part on cutting their pension benefits; city has taken on feel of an all-out election campaign. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Detroit's largest union, and city's emergency manager sign five-year labor pact that promises to restore wage cuts that workers took as Detroit careened into nation's largest-ever municipal bankruptcy. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Lawyers and other specialists who worked on American Airlines bankruptcy case could be paid as much as $371 million plus expenses, pending approval of bankruptcy judge; biggest payout would be $74.5 million to Weil, Gotshal & Manges. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Brookstone says that United States Bankruptcy Court Judge Brendan Shannon has approved its sale to consortium of Chinese investors that will run its 240 stores after exiting bankruptcy. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Michigan Gov Rick Snyder signs into law bills that complete funding for a major component of Detroit's plan to adjust $18 billion of debt and exit the biggest municipal bankruptcy in the nation's history. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Revel Casino Hotel files for protection from creditors in federal bankruptcy court as owner Revel Entertainment Group formally puts property on auction block; casino's opening in 2012 was hailed as revival of Atlantic City's gambling industry. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
If it succeeds, the city's cost-cutting hybrid pension plan could be a model for solving government budget crises across the country. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Board of Detroit's general retirement system votes to endorse city's bankruptcy plan; becomes latest retiree group to support a so-called grand bargain that includes outside funding and base pension cuts of 4.5 percent for former municipal workers. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Ford, General Motors and Chrysler agree to donate a combined $26 million to help save Detroit's art collection; money will go toward city pensions and will be part of Detroit Institute of Arts' $100 million commitment to what is being called the 'grand bargain' to resolve the largest public bankruptcy in United States history. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Michigan Senate agrees to Gov Rick Snyder's call for spending millions in state funds to spare the pensions of Detroit retirees from deeper cuts and to avoid the sale of artworks from the city's museum, part of a larger bargain aimed at bringing a swift close to the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Erroneous ballots are sent to about 2,000 Detroit retirees for voting on the city's plan to deal with $18 billion of debt, including public pensions and exiting bankruptcy; error in ballot text concerns the amount of money pensioners could stand to lose. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Detroit Blight Removal Task Force issues most detailed study yet of blight in the city and among recommendations is expenditure of at least $850 million to quickly tear down about 40,000 dilapidated buildings; task force, convened by the Obama administration, has included proposals in its study that would drastically alter the face of the nation's largest bankrupt city and cost significantly more than city has planned to spend on cleanup. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Michigan State House, in series of votes that could be critical for Detroit's emergence from bankruptcy, agrees to contribute nearly $200 million in state money for deal to spare city's retirees from larger pension cuts and to avoid selling artworks from city's museum; deal passes amid mixed support. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Detroit's retired city workers react angrily to details of a plan to reduce their benefits, part of the city's effort to find its way out of bankruptcy; 20,000 retirees must decide whether to accept pension cuts city proposes, or vote no and risk losing much more. MORE
May. 21, 2014
JPMorgan Chase will provide $100 million to help debt-ridden Detroit over the next five years; investment, a mix of loans and grants, will add to a growing source of funding from outside private institutions as the city nears the final, painful stages of the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy proceeding; support will focus city's revitalization efforts. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column holds publication of memoir by former Treasury Sec Timothy Geithner has prompted reexamination of government's failure to protect homeowners during the financial crisis; argues that best option would have been to change bankruptcy code so that homeowners who were underwater could modify their mortgages during the bankruptcy process. MORE
May. 15, 2014
The judge in Detroit's bankruptcy case is warning that he may not be able to rule in the case by the Sept. 30 deadline, which would be beyond the term of the city's emergency manager. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Detroit drops tens of thousands of ballots in the mail, initiating crucial stage in the city's bankruptcy case that allows retirees, employees and bondholders to cast votes on painful debt-shredding plan; vote amounts to gamble for many of the city's 32,000 pension recipients, where they either support proposed cuts or risk losing more. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Quiznos sandwich chain, which filed for bankruptcy protection in March, says that United States Bankruptcy Court in Delaware has confirmed its plan of reorganization. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Federal bankruptcy judge orders LightSquared and its chief creditor, satellite television mogul Charles W Ergen, to discuss a settlement after refusing to approve the wireless provider's plan to exit its two-year bankruptcy; decision follows weeks of hearings aimed at resolving fight between Ergen and LightSquared founder Philip A Falcone. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes signs off on document that clears the way for tens of thousands of Detroit retirees, employees and bondholders to begin receiving ballots on the city's plan for rebuilding and shrinking its debt; Detroit officials, hoping to exit bankruptcy court my mid-October, are racing to reach deals with city workers and others in effort to ease and expedite the entire process. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Leaders of Detroit Retired City Employees Association, representing nearly 8,000 municipal retirees, agree to cuts of 4.5 percent to retirees' pension benefits, latest in settlements secured by city in its efforts to emerge from bankruptcy; cuts are smaller than city had initially proposed. MORE
May. 2, 2014
General Motors will return to bankruptcy court as part of effort to shut down rising tide of class-action lawsuits stemming from its recall of 2.6 million vehicles; company will ask federal judge to enforce provision of its 2009 bankruptcy reorganization that insulated the new company from lawsuits related to accidents before that date; some experts say it might be a risky move. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Detroit officials add tentative agreements with some of its unions to pacts already reached with retiree groups, pension funds and several financial creditors, moving closer to plan that would allow it to emerge from bankruptcy by mid-October 2014. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Court-appointed committee of Detroit, Mich, retirees reaches tentative agreement with the bankrupt city on cuts to their pensions and benefits; deal adds to pacts already reached with pension fund leaders and others, and brings Detroit closer to paying back some of its overwhelming debts and emerging from bankruptcy. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Editorial holds Detroit's bankruptcy has exposed double standard in federal bankruptcy law; points out while Detroit's pensioners had to renegotiate their terms with city under bankruptcy laws, powerful banks did not have to cut new deals with bankrupt homeowners during city's housing bust; says Congress must change bankruptcy law so that bankruptcy's tough principles of shared pain for creditors and second changes for debtors are not violated. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
Steven W Rhodes, federal judge handling Detroit's bankruptcy case, hires Martha E M Kopacz, Boston-based consultant, to assess the feasibility of Detroit's plan to trim $18 billion in debt. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
Bankrupt city of San Bernardino, Calif, is looking to make deal with Calpers, powerful agency that administers state's huge pension system; at issue is $17 million in back payments and penalties city failed to make; Mayor Carey Davis hopes to reach deal to pay only fraction of what is owed, arguing city's creditors must share in bankruptcy plan. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Judge Steven W Rhodes, who is overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy case, holds job interviews with five candidates with backgrounds in law, municipal budgets, bankruptcy and urban redevelopment; job to be filled has basic requirement of analyzing Detroit's final bankruptcy plan and telling Rhodes whether numbers leave city on solid footing or vulnerable to another slide into insolvency. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
United States Bankruptcy Court Judge Sean H Lane in New York rejects effort by former American Airlines parent AMR Corporation to quickly cut off benefits for many of its retirees; grants request for group of nonunion workers. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Detroit's pensioners rejoice day after city scales back from large pension benefit cuts it had once been proposing; city fends off charges from critics that it simply caved into retirees in ways that could come back to haunt it, but it also shares elation of many current and former employees who for months had feared a more dire outcome. MORE
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Mortgages After Bankruptcy
Many borrowers who sought bankruptcy protection during the recent recession, which officially ended in 2009, may now be eligible to apply for a mortgage.
November 2, 2014, Sunday
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Bankruptcy in Formula One
The Marussia Formula One team has followed the Caterham team into bankruptcy.
October 28, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Automobile Racing , Formula One , Bankruptcies
Years After the Market Collapse, Sidelined Borrowers Return
The return of many of those who experienced foreclosures or short sales in the economic downturn could influence the housing market.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
Megarich Plaintiffs, Legally Adrift
I've spent my life in finance, but these lawsuits are ridiculous.
October 20, 2014, Monday
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Detroit in Deal With Its Biggest Holdout Creditor in Bankruptcy Case
The settlement would end a dispute that has been threatening to unravel other important settlements that Detroit has reached with its thousands of creditors.
October 17, 2014, Friday
MORE ON BANKRUPTCIES AND: Financial Guaranty Insurance Co , Bankruptcies , Suits and Litigation (Civil) , Detroit (Mich)
Deal Is Said to Be Close in Detroit's Bankruptcy
The city and a big creditor asked a judge on Tuesday to cut short planned testimony so they could keep negotiating toward a settlement that might protect a prized public art collection.
October 15, 2014, Wednesday
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Teresa Giudice and Husband, of 'Real Housewives,' Are Sentenced to Prison
Teresa and Giuseppe Giudice, known as Joe, were sentenced to prison on Thursday in Federal District Court in New Jersey on conspiracy and bankruptcy fraud charges.
October 3, 2014, Friday
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Detroit's Leaders Regain Some Power
The city leaders agreed that Kevyn D. Orr, Detroit's emergency manager, would continue his role until bankruptcy proceedings were done, but that he would cede the rest of his authority.
September 26, 2014, Friday
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Michigan: Detroit Debt Deal Clears More Hurdles
The Detroit City Council approved the creation of a regional water authority, pushing forward an integral part of the city's plan to restructure $18 billion of debt and exit bankruptcy.
September 20, 2014, Saturday
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Michigan: One-Week Delay Ordered in Bankruptcy Trial
A trial on Detroit's plan for erasing debts and remaking city services will be delayed for a week, a federal bankruptcy judge said.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Design notes
A flexible tech pouch that is perfect for your laptop cables and accessories. Dual compartments open with a heavy duty zip and internals are colour coded. All materials are weather resistant and are super durable
Features2 STORAGE ZONES
- Split main compartment
FLEXIBLE, ACCESSIBLE SPACE with colour coded lining.
FUNCTIONAL DESIGN, can stand or can open up and lay flat.
Width: 30 cm / 11.81 in
Height: 14 cm / 5.51 in
Depth: 5 cm / 1.97 in
Volume: 0.6 L / 36.61 cu in
Weight: 0.2 kg / 0.44 lb
This product is covered by the legendary Crumpler Lifetime Warranty.
Crumpler warrants to the original retail purchaser that the zippers, buckles, bindings and all other components on our products will be free from defects in materials or workmanship for as long as the original purchaser owns the product. If one of our products fails due to a defect in material or workmanship, we will repair or replace the defective part. Just return the product to one of our AU Crumpler stores or send it to our Repair Team, together with your proof of purchase.
Our warranty does not cover damages that result from misuse or abuse of the product. It does not cover normal wear and tear or damages such as abrasion, scratches or fading. The warranty also does not cover incidental or consequential damages, such as damage to, or loss of, the contents of a bag, loss of use, loss of time, or similar expenses.
ALL AND SUNDRY is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Camerafan from Fits my bits. So this thing carries all my cables and my pencils, and now I don't have them spilling all round the bottom of my bag. Really cool double opening too!
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Meet Rachel. She's a 17-year-old high school student who loves animals and is anxiously awaiting a year filled with college applications and graduation celebrations.
But, Rachel isn't your typical teenager. She is the youngest board member of her family's foundation and traveled with her mother, aunt and Global Fund for Women staff to Colombia to visit grantee partners.
"The trip was hard for me," Rachel recounted. "There were times when I was sad to see people suffering, but there was a lot of hope and excitement."
Rachel and her mother, Nina, made strong connections with Global Fund grantees in Colombia. Rachel receives Facebook updates from young grantees in Barranquilla, and Nina stays in touch with a grantee and professor of law at a Bogota university.
Rachel's interest in "alternative" vacations is no surprise. In 1989, her grandfather, Marvin, started their family foundation in Washington, DC. Marvin's daughters, Nina and Wesley, currently sit on the board.
"My father always treated us as people whose ideas mattered," reflected Nina. "It was an easy transition from our childhood dinner table to the foundation board as current events, history and social problems were what my father most liked to discuss with us."
Now, the family gathers to share ideas about the future of their foundation.
"We disagree like all families do, but we are most in agreement about giving to women and girls," said Nina. "Educating young girls and making a long-term commitment to them correlates directly with change."
So, investing in the Global Fund was a no-brainer.
"From what I've seen in my lifetime, the backbone of the family rests with women," said Marvin, who turned 85 this year. "If there is an underclass in the developing world, it's usually women. I suppose I'm an idealist who wants to help the underclass."
Marvin's idealism comes from his parents, who came to the US with very little and worked hard. Even when they didn't have much, there was always enough to help someone else. That spirit lives on in his children and grandchildren.
"It's been wonderful working [in the foundation] with my sister, daughter and father," said Nina. "It has drawn us really close."
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I Love to Kick Foosball Table $85
World Cup only comes once every four years, but you can the energy alive everyday with a competitive (or friendly) game of foosball. Kartoni's affordable cardboard table makes it easy—complete with a wooden ball, customizable players, cup holders and a smartphone speaker, this portable table is ready to go anytime and anywhere you want to play.
Matt Austin Studio
Chalk Ware $25
They're mundane items sculpted in humble chalk, yet artist Matt Austin's Junk Drawer collection lends some kind of elegance to the miscellany that piles up around the house. Open tubes of lipstick, dice, screws and classic salt shakers in striking white provide a beautiful version of hodgepodge.
Smallhome Studio
Water Tower Kit $28
One of the most visible and beloved fixtures of the NYC city skyline has been condensed for at-home enjoyment in a charming little kit. Kids ages 6+ and, we suspect, many adults, will delight in recreating the iconic water tower as a tabletop cardboard sculpture. Pick from two sizes, mini or mega, and leave them blank and simple, or paint and tag as you wish.
Key Log Rolling
The Key Log $2,150
Technological progress like those on a Key Log represent the best of what separates man from beast. Gone are the dark ages of treacherous, splintering logs in the middle of a lake—this 65-pound portable tube simulates the good old-fashioned fun of a log roll with special innovations to help control speed so kids can learn to balance while having a splash.
Tour Eiffel Kaleidoscope $16
A back-to-basics cardboard toy reconstructs the Eiffel Tower as a teleidoscope. Peer through the peephole to see a kaleidescope view of the world based on distorting the objects around you, instead of pieces inside the tube like its more traditional counterparts.
Nic Annette Miller
Mary's Grizzly Bear Head Woodcut Sculpture Print $150
The mighty grizzly lends some rustic ferocity to your wall when hung as a woodcut sculpture print. Since each one is handmade, they vary in size, but each life-size grizzly averages about 16" wide and 25" high.
Land of Nod
In, Out, All About Teepee $249
Celebrate warm nights outside with Land of Nod's kid-friendly teepee, a handsome fort sure to inspire plenty of creative dreaming. The durable playtime structure is made from 100% cotton canvas fabric, and attaches to solid wood poles.
American Design Club
The Cornhole Project $500
The American Design Club gives the classic backyard bag-toss game a handsome facelift with The Cornhole Project. Show off your hand-eye coordination with a cornhole board hand-crafted by Joshua Breeze in Brooklyn and kitted out by a slew of designers, including Brian Farrell, The Principals, Scrapile, Elisa Werbler and more.
Finger Printing Art Kit $12
Turn human fingerprints into funny little creatures with this ink and stamp set for kids. The reusable tin comes packed with 10 color pencils, 10 stamps, three ink pads and an "ideas" sheet to get the creative juices flowing.
Magnum Jet Ski $105,548
Poseidon seems like a mere guppy next to the world's fastest and most beautiful water bobsled by the German company Stuttgart. Produced in a limited edition of 100, this bullet tears across the tide with such ferocious grace, it leaves in its wake whoever thought walking on water was the grooviest aquatic feat.
Miss Lily's
Give Love Dominoes $25
NYC's Jamaican outpost Miss Lily's is home to a diverse range of positive vibes, from delicious Caribbean food and fresh juices to hard-to-find vinyl and products that speak to the group's social nature. These "Give Love" dominoes come with a limited-edition artwork by the musically-inclined artist Spliffington. Adding even more warmth to the set is knowing a portion of sales goes to the Rockhouse Foundation, a charity that supports youth education in Jamaica.
High Roller
Adult Big Wheel $600
Relive the fun and glory of racing down the street on three wheels with High Roller's adult-sized big wheel trike, complete with a 26-inch front wheel, alloy rims and the ever-essential handlebar tassels. This bad boy will surely have the neighbors knocking on your door, ready for friendly spin.
A Winter Shop
Roll-Up Backgammon Set $58
Throw your beach towel into this canvas bag, and once you hit the sand empty it out and you're ready to play. The board is printed on the duffle and the game pieces all get stored in a drawstring bag, making for easy playing in any travel situation. The backgammon set is also available in denim and made in the USA.
Inventor's Kit $100
Great for both the beginner and experienced user, the SparkFun Inventor's Kit provides the necessary building blocks to get started in the wondrous world of embedded electronics. Included are all the tools for create circuits, as well as a full-color guidebook, in a handy carrying case.
Jix $19
Build almost anything you can dream of—from ambitious room-sized structural installations to intricate table-top sculptures—with nothing more than JIX connectors and standard drinking straws. Portable and super light-weight, with JIX you're able to construct highly organized geometric structures or free-form tangles by cutting, bending or using multiple colors of straws. JIX offers unlimited building possibilities.
Alex Prager
"Crowd #4 (New Haven)" Puzzle $75
Photographer Alex Prager's fantastically staged crowd scenes are complex works of art. Try piecing together the congested public space she created in "Crowd #4 (New Haven)" with this 500-piece limited edition puzzle. The photograph delivers a vibrant intimacy and an invitation to explore bold, personal characterizations with every piece you complete.


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Flatland Racing Off Road Skid Plate KTM 90-08 2 Stroke Models (F
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Flatland skid plates are made of rugged 3/16" aluminum making them one of the toughest skid plates on the market. Most models feature tig welded engine guards, built in clean out slot and oil plug hole, along with a hole for oil screen removal, for 4-stroke models. Machined aluminum mounts secure skid plates
Installation is an easy bolt on procedure with all mounting hardware included!SPECIAL NOTES:
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Design notes
Looks like a typical daypack. Works like an all-weather secure cargo carrier. Its removable camera cradle is accessed via the rear, its general space from above, with a floating floor apportioning the large Karachi's expandable interior as appropriate. Multiple accessory pockets, a padded iPad sleeve and detachable tripod holder complete the picture.
Outpost Collection
Outpost Collection
Features8 STORAGE ZONES
- Lockable 25 litre main compartment with floating floor, extendable drawstring hood and removable padded equipment cradle featuring eight adjustable dividers and four elastic straps
- Front cargo compartment with internal mesh pocket
- Left and right side stuff pockets with elasticised internal pouch and velcro closure
- Rear soft-lined hood pocket for sunglasses and other scratchables
- Internal padded sleeve for an iPad
- Removable side strap for a tripod
REARWARD OPENING for easy access to gear, and protection against dirty surfaces and dirty rotten pick pockets.
LENGTH ADJUSTABLE HARNESS with vented back padding.
AIR MESH SHOULDER PADDING AND REMOVABLE CHEST BELT for cool, ergonomic carrying.
STOWABLE ELASTICISED RAIN COVER to safeguard against downpours.
HEAVY DUTY FIELD TWILL OUTER FABRIC, highly water resistant and anti abrasive.
TECHNICAL LIGHTWEIGHT NYLON RIP STOP LINING with water resistant coating.
Width: 33 cm / 13 in
Height: 47 cm / 18.5 in
Depth: 23 cm / 9 in
Volume: 25 L / 1525.59 cu in
Weight: 1.065 kg / 2.35 lb
This product is covered by the legendary Crumpler Lifetime Warranty.
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Our warranty does not cover damages that result from misuse or abuse of the product. It does not cover normal wear and tear or damages such as abrasion, scratches or fading. The warranty also does not cover incidental or consequential damages, such as damage to, or loss of, the contents of a bag, loss of use, loss of time, or similar expenses.
KARACHI OUTPOST (S) is rated out of 5 by 2.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Welchy32 from Nothing Gets Left Behind! I am a photographer and outdoors enthusiast, so I have fallen in love with my Karachi Outpost. Fits every single bit of my camera gear, camera, lenses, chords, batteries, tripods, manuals, not to mention the extras, drink bottles, jumpers, wallets, sunnies, phone, ipad, you name it. The material it's made of is unbelievable. Dirt. Water. Mud. Grass stains. No match whatsoever. It's got a wicked waterproof cover which I love, but the best thing is how I can carry everything on me at the one time, nothing ever gets left behind!
Date published: 2014-03-25
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Some pastors say commissioners should open meetings with prayer as they do now; others seek broader solution
For some local Christian leaders, the Rowan County Board of Commissioners' decision to continue opening meetings with prayer is a no-brainer.
But after a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina, that same decision has left others scratching their heads.
Post interviews with ministers of several Christian denominations found their attitudes ranged from complete agreement with commissioners to curiosity about why the county board can't see "the handwriting on the wall."
"Every pastor, no matter what kind of congregation they serve, has people who are on multiple sides of that debate," said the Rev. Keith Copeland, interim head pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church in China Grove. "Unfortunately, that's the way the conversation seems to be: either for it or against it."
Copeland said, for him, the issue lies in a gray area.
"I understand why those who do not worship Jesus Christ would be offended. I can understand why they would feel left out," he said. "But to tell a Christian not to pray in the name of Jesus Christ is just as offensive."
The current debate is too narrow, Copeland said.
"The other thing to consider is why we pray," he said. "It's the prayer itself that binds us together."
Copeland said he'd like to see commissioners invite members of the community together to talk about why they begin each meeting with a prayer.
"What does this prayer accomplish to those that are present at the meeting?" he asked. "If we could have that kind of conversation, then in whose name we pray would be more wide open."
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As the board prepares to fight the ACLU lawsuit accusing the governing body of violating the First Amendment, Bradley Taylor, pastor of the nondenominational Outreach Christian Ministries in Salisbury, said he stands behind them.
"I don't think this is the point in time to retreat," he said. "I don't think by saying the name of Jesus that they are intentionally closing people out or intentionally making people feel unwelcome."
Taylor said board members have "every right" to pray in Jesus' name.
"If we elected these county commissioners to lead us and be in the right frame of mind when they are leading us, I support whatever is going to get them in that best place to do the best job for the county," he said. "If they think prayer is the best thing to get them in the right mood to do the best thing for us, I want them to do that."
Ken Koontz, senior pastor of the nondenominational Northgate Church in Salisbury, said the ACLU should back off.
"I think it's ridiculous to pose the threat of a federal lawsuit over a simple community like ours," he said. "I think it's obscene that any federal or state laws should condemn any local political body of any sort for praying or expressing their beliefs in a certain way.
"I don't see how we've allowed this to happen."
Koontz said he believes the matter should be handled locally.
"I obviously can't make someone believe like I do, but I'm not interested in having a Big Brother or having a huge menacing entity oversee my every action or every thought, especially freedom of speech."
Koontz said he commends the board members for continuing to pray and for "invoking the name of the Lord."
"But they need to be aware that there are others who don't have those views," he said. "Surely between people in the same community there can be some compromise."
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The Rev. Robin Tanner, minister of the Salisbury gathering of the Piedmont Unitarian Universalist Church, said commissioners should find a way to practice separation of church and state while "modeling religious freedom."
"I would personally like to see a way in which commissioners could be responsive rather than reactive," she said. "Make a space where citizens are empowered to have a moment of prayer in the broadest and most inclusive form."
Tanner said she's been struck by the fact that commissioners have ignored requests by local residents to halt the sectarian prayers.
"Public service requires one to be informed and in touch with one's values, which faith can be a part of for many people," she said. "But they should understand that service is done for the greater good.
"What I am most concerned with is commissioners, at the present moment, are acting out of their own personal interest and losing sight of the greater good."
Tanner said the board's decision to fight the lawsuit is an "irresponsible use of public money and public trust."
"There are obviously more important matters that they should be taking up rather than arguing over a particular interpretation of the Constitution, which has already been established federally and in North Carolina," she said.
Instead of saying a Christian prayer to kick off meetings, Tanner said board members could alter it to be more inclusive or switch to a moment of silence.
Dr. Neil Westbrook, senior pastor at Neel Road Baptist Church in Salisbury, pointed out that Jesus himself rarely prayed in public.
"However, we know that he prayed often. I think that is significant," he said. "The debate over praying in Jesus' name in public is misguided as long as its goal is to legalize prayer or make Christianity a state-endorsed religion.
"Jesus would have none of that."
Westbrook said the current debate over prayer "will not be won in any courtroom."
"It will be won in the hearts of believers," he said. "The exponential growth of the church in China amidst increasing governmental persecution is proof that the Gospel is not dependent upon governmental approval or support. Christians in America, especially those with strong political ties, should take notice.
"This is a better framework for the prayer debate than the one we currently have."
Personal opinions aside
Several local pastors declined to comment when a Post reporter contacted them about the issue.
"Frankly, when I speak, I speak for First Baptist," said Dr. Kenneth Lance, senior pastor at First Baptist Church of Salisbury. "I'm not in a position to speak on an issue of a political matter."
Barrie Kirby, pastor of Spencer Presbyterian Church, said her personal opinion "really does not matter."
"Ultimately the courts will decide," she said. "Based on the recent decision of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding Forsyth County's use of sectarian prayer at public meetings, I think our Rowan County commissioners are ill-advised to continue praying sectarian prayer.
"Or, to use a saying based on a story from the book of Daniel, they are not reading the handwriting on the wall."
Kirby said she is in favor of the policy board members recently adopted to keep prayer in county meetings if a federal judge were to issue an injunction to stop sectarian prayer.
The measure would allow an approved chaplain to give invocations at the start of commissioners meetings.
"I wish the commissioners would read the handwriting on the wall and adopt it as a working policy," she said. "My hope would then be that the lawsuit would be dropped and taxpayers would be saved the agony and expense of the case going to trial."
Conversation piece
Copeland said the debate certainly brings to mind some important questions.
"What would happen if somebody else prayed in a different God's name," he said. "Would we accept that in Rowan County?
"We in America believe in freedom of religion, not freedom from religion."
Copeland said he'd like to have more questions to discuss than "answers that divide."
Taylor said he hopes the conversation continues.
"At least we've got people talking about it again," he said. "It's started a dialogue and opened people's eyes.
"I like seeing people engaged."
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