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ARod's Back! Counting Down 5 Classic ARod Moments
October 30, 2014 By Andrew Rotondi Leave a Comment
In honor of Alex Rodriguez's suspension being officially over after the completion of the World Series last night, here's my top 5 favorite ARod moments during his time in pinstripes: 5 - Cameron Diaz feeds ARod popcorn at the Super Bowl Remember when Cameron Diaz and ARod dated? Alex was on a string of random celebrity girlfriends […]
Jeter Owns New York
October 21, 2014 By Andrew Rotondi 1 Comment
The World Series starts tonight featuring the Giants, a National League mainstay, and the Royals, an American League team had not been to the playoffs since they won the World Series in 1985. For years the Yankees were mainstays in the Fall Classic, and Jeter was at the center of many big moments. #51567475 […]
This day in Yankees history | 2003
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There's a flyball deep to left! IT'S ON ITS WAY, THERE IT GOES! AND THE YANKEES ARE GOING TO THE WORLD SERIES. AARON BOONE HAS HIT A HOME RUN! The curse was alive and well. Old Yankee Stadium was rocking. Aaron Boone circled the bases and jumped onto home plate. The Boston Red Sox and […]
Time to Cash Out
October 11, 2014 By RJ Loubier 2 Comments
The Yankees have given Brian Cashman a three year extension and this has caused a rift in Yankees fans. People either love Cash and call him a genius or absolutely despise him, there's no middle ground. Since Cash has been with the team, they have won 7 AL pennants and 5 world series. Now I am […]
Derek Jeter's farewell to old Yankee Stadium
October 10, 2014 By Ryan Nakada Leave a Comment
The last night in Yankee Stadium and a memorable speech by The Captain.
This day in Yankees history | 2012
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Although they were down 2-1 heading into the bottom of the ninth inning, it felt like it was 10-1. The 50,497 in attendance had been quiet all night. There was no emotion. No fight. No heart. And then Raul Ibanez stepped up to the plate. Alex Rodriguez, who was supposed to hit second in the […]
Jeter Gets Help From A Kid
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Last week for the start of the Division Series, I remembered The Flip – perhaps Jeter's career-defining play. But what happened during game 1 of the 1996 ALCS put him on the map for the rest of the baseball world. 1996 was – for lack of a better term – a magical season for Jeter and […]
Remembering 'The Flip'
October 2, 2014 By Andrew Rotondi 2 Comments
The Wild Card playoff games and Division Series kicking off this week got me jazzed up and craving Yankees October baseball. To supplement, I decided to take a trip down memory lane and remember some of Jeter's greatest postseason moments. As we all know, the Yankees are not in the playoffs for a second straight […]
A-Rod praises Derek Jeter's career from afar
October 2, 2014 By Nicholas Tarnowsky 2 Comments
Now that Derek Jeter's career is over, everyone has chimed in on the Captain's illustrious career over the last few weeks. That includes Alex Rodriguez, who spoke with ESPN the Magazine's J.R. Moehringer about Jeter as a player, and how he felt about watching the magical final home game from his Miami headquarters. Prior to […]
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Derek Jeter is not wasting any time with some of his post career endeavors. He's been making his rounds on TV, doing some candid interviews and showing a side of him we are not used to seeing. It doesn't stop there. This morning on his Facebook page, Jeter announced he was starting a blog called […]
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I know what you're thinking. It's October and the New York Yankees are nowhere to be found. Fear not, I have the perfect elixir for the lack of postseason noise emanating from the Bronx, this postseason. Although Yankee Stadium II turned out the lights for good after the 2008 season, I reflect and list my top […]
Yankees game 162: Pineda finishes strong in Jeter's final finale
September 28, 2014 By Ryan Nakada Leave a Comment
Derek Jeter goes 1 for 2 in the final game of his career.
Derek Jeter takes in Fenway his way (Photos)
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There have been a few firsts and lasts for Derek Jeter on his farewell journey, including this candid look at the Captain taking a casual stroll through Fenway Park after yesterday's loss to the Red Sox. I'm pretty sure this might be one thing he has never done before. Jeter is seen here walking the hallowed […]
Preview: Derek Jeter's Curtain Call (9/28/14)
September 28, 2014 By RJ Loubier 1 Comment
The legend comes to an end and Michael Pineda (4-5, 1.93 ERA) and Clay Buchholz (8-10, 5.31 ERA) get a front row seat. Pineda has come a long way since the pine tar incident against the Red Sox earlier in the year. His last time out he threw 7 1/3 scoreless innings holding the Orioles […]
One last captain curtain call
September 27, 2014 By Suzanne Bange Leave a Comment
I feel bad for the poor bastards that just couldn't hold it anymore. Thursday night, there had to be people that were at the stadium but in the bathroom when one of the unequivocally best things that has happened in the new Yankee Stadium took place. At the urinal or in the stall, perhaps washing […]
Yankees game 161: Red Sox rough up Tanaka, Yankees
September 27, 2014 By Ryan Nakada 1 Comment
Yankees get roughed up in an eight-run second inning as the season approaches the end.
Preview: Yankees at Red Sox (9/27/14)
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Masahiro Tanaka (13-4, 2.47 ERA) makes his second start off the DL in the second to last game of the year against Joe Kelly (3-2, 4.00 ERA). Tanaka made his first start since July 8th and gave up just one run to the Blue Jays over 5 1/3 innings. Joe Girardi says he will be limited to […]
Yankees game 16): Yankees open final series with win
September 26, 2014 By Ryan Nakada Leave a Comment
Chris Capuano went 6.2 in his final start of the season, allowing one unearned run, in victory.
Preview: Yankees at Red Sox (9/26/14)
September 26, 2014 By RJ Loubier Leave a Comment
Oh yeah, there's three more games to go. No last night wasn't the end of the season as much as some of us would like to think it was. Chris Capuano (1-3, 4.73 ERA) makes his last start of the year against his former team. He will take on Steven Wright (0-0, 3.38 ERA) in […]
Yankees game 159: Jeter bids farewell in walk-off fashion
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Derek Jeter brought in the first run, scored the second run, and would eventually hit the walk-off single to walk off the field a winner, in his final Yankee Stadium game.


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Defense official to lead federal spending oversight board
July 9th, 2012 | Government reform Procurement | Posted by Sarah Chacko
The President will nominate the Defense Department's procurement policy director to lead a board that promotes transparency in government spending, the White House announced last week.
Richard Ginman, who became director of defense procurement and acquisition policy (DPAP) last June, will be asked to chair the Government Accountability and Transparency (GAT) Board. The 11-member panel — made up of agency inspectors general, agency chief financial officers and a senior Office of Management and Budget official — is mirrored after a board that oversaw efforts to root out waste, fraud and abuse in stimulus spending. The GAT Board is focused on improving transparency and oversight in all federal spending.
Former chairman Earl Devaney, who also chaired the board that oversaw stimulus spending, retired from the GAT Board and from his job as Interior Department inspector general at the end of 2011.
Prior to becoming the DPAP director, Ginman served as principal deputy director of DPAP from 2008 to 2011. Ginman worked for General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems between 2003 and 2006. Ginman, a retired Navy rear admiral, was also the Navy's deputy for acquisition and business management and the deputy commander for contracts with the Naval Sea Systems Command.
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hy does the government need to keep apointing high ranking retired indivuals to oversee some dreamed uo government board such as the transparency in government spending program isn't there already enough people falling over each other in government to do this job besides it will be a matter of time before corruption overcomes the operation.
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A retired Admiral is going to direct transparency in government for defense spending? Is this some kind of joke? Thats like appointing an oil company executive to direct transparency in how gas prices are determined. It's pathetic and shameless how these political turds think the American people are such idiots. Do yourself a favor Admiral, grow a backbone for once and do the job right or refuse it and stop stealing money from your fellow Americans by do nothing for something.


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It's safe to say that fans in LA are happy to see Kobe return to the floor. With news of his return circulating earlier this week, secondary market prices for Lakers tickets rose 12%. Today, when the announcement was made that his return was officially set for Sunday's match-up with the Toronto Raptors, those prices went through the roof. Today at noon, tickets for the game were averaging $173 per seat. Currently, that price has soared to a whopping $329, an increase of 90%. There are still some affordable tickets available with the get-in price sitting at $50, a 56% increase over the $32 get-in price earlier in the day.
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Ramadan in Penang
Break the fast and enjoy the food
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The holy month of Ramadan may not seem like the most obvious time to enjoy traditional Malay food but every evening, once the daylight hours of abstinence and spiritual reflection are over, Penang's Muslims gather at Ramadan bazaars across the island to break the fast and spend quality time with family and friends.
Georgetown's Muslim community is particularly visible at this very special time of year, and the bazaars are a great chance to experience the warmth and hospitality of the Malays and Indians who gather each night to celebrate the end of the day's fast.
One of the most popular bazaars in central Georgetown is the one run by the League of Muslims on Queen Street. The atmosphere is welcoming and inviting, and you can see a cross section of Penang's community, from Malay and Indian Muslim families, groups of friends and work colleagues, to Chinese locals eager to sample the food on offer.
In Georgetown, traditional Malay food is perhaps not quite as ubiquitous as the Chinese and Indian fare, but you will quickly discover that it is every bit as delicious and the smells wafting through Queen Street at dusk draw people from all over town.
Begin your Ramadan street feast with some deep-fried Indian snacks or samosas. Alternatively, snack on some Malay bites, including pulut panggang, a roll of glutinous rice stuffed with fish, then wrapped in a banana leaf and barbecued, or marinated grilled fish known as ikan bakar, or perhaps murtubak, a delicious pan-fried bread stuffed with minced meat and onions and served with a spicy sauce.
If you need something a bit more substantial, try ayam percik (grilled chicken with a sweet and spicy garlic, chilli, ginger and coconut sauce), traditional Penang nasi kandar, consisting of rice and curries prepared by the town's Indian Muslim population, or even a rendang curry with ketupat (glutinous rice boiled in a woven palm leaf).
For a more unusual dish, look out for the stall selling roti jala ('net bread'), made using a special five-hole ladle which drizzles streams of batter onto a hot griddle. The bread is folded and eaten with curried dishes, which you can pick up from big vats on the next-door stall.
To follow up your main course, there are numerous stalls selling all manner of different sweet treats known as kuih. Choose from onde onde glutinous rice balls, filled with sticky palm sugar syrup and coated in grated coconut , or kuih bingka, a cake baked from mashed sweet potato and flour, flavoured with vanilla and coconut milk.
Alternatively, try kuih bugis, which consists of ground rice flour and tapioca filled with grated coconut and sugar, all wrapped in a banana leaf and then grilled. If that still hasn't satisfied your sweet tooth, a glass of freshly squeezed cane sugar juice and a colourfully-layered steamed riceflour cake flavoured with coconut and sugar, known as kuih lapis, will definitely do the job.
Why not combine a sunset visit to the Queen Street bazaar with a walk down the nearby 'Street of Harmony' to experience more of Penang's varied cultures, finishing up at Georgetown's most impressive mosque, the Masjid Kapitan Keling.
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Beaufort/Morehead City/Atlantic Beach/Swansboro NC seafood recs?
I'll be traveling down to this area of coast for a short getaway next week. Any recommendations for restaurants that serve fresh and well-prepared seafood down there? I'm not looking for perfect ahi, salmon, monkfish or anything like that, but more of "just-off-the-boat" grouper, shrimp, crab, etc. Either fried calabash style or more intricate is fine. The key is "fresh and local."
I'm in New Bern and have had lunch is one or two spots down there.
In Beaufort we recently had lunch at the Spouter's Inn on the deck overlooking the sound. Good sandwiches and Great views.
Morehead City: We've never eaten here but everyone who has said it was very good italian. A Taste of Italy 4466 Arendell St.
The Sanitary Reataurant in Morehead City is supposed to be good also.
I know that Yana's in Swansboro is really good! Great Breakfasts!!
Ive got your best and freshest place down there..in Emerald Isle.."Jordans" not much on looks but the fish of the day is the freshest and its quite cheap. The spot and croaker are great when in season..also their fried softshell crab sandwich is great...been going the for 15 years...tried them all...
I would warn anyone away from the Sanitary - I'm too young to know if it was ever very good, but the meals I have had there in the last couple of years have been disappointing and extremely overpriced.
I second the nomination for the Spouter for lunch, that's one of our favorites - and it's got lovely water views. For simple but excellent seafood, we go to the Net House on Turner Street in Beaufort. It's nothing fancy, but they always have fresh fish, well-prepared, and my parents are addicted to their chowders. It's a friendly place, too, very unpretentious.
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The Sanitary's day, such as it was, was long, long ago. Recent reports from people dragged there have not been good.
Beaufort Grocery is pretty expensive for what he's looking for
Mrs. Culpepper's Crab Cafe is a tiny, very unknown place which has a pretty limited selection (fried shrimp, oysters, squid, sometimes scallops, flounder or some other fish, crab cakes, soft shell crab, great hush puppies, and some Thai food (yes, Thai)), but what they do (basic fried seafood and... Thai) they do very well. They catch the soft shells themselves, and the seafood is always as fresh as possible for the season.
I forgot about Mrs Culpeppers...I agree its a grreat find but a little out of the way...actually as you come into the area on 70....interesting atmosphere...
It's in a small shopping center on the left side of highway 70 (if you're coming, right if you're leaving) before you enter the town. It's hard to spot from the road if you aren't looking carefully, and the best way to find it is to be on the lookout for the large saloon-style place that's right by the center (Midnight Rodeo or something like that, I think).
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Assume you mean coming into Morehead?
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Then it's on the left side of 70, a minute or two before you actually get into the city
Thanks for the directions to the Crab Cafe.
I have a couple of more suggestions for mikeh -
El's Drive-In on Highway 70 right in Morehead City - going toward Atlantic Beach is on the left hand side near the hospital - has been there for over 35 years - a little light green building surrounded by dirt parking lot with trees - great shrimp burgers.
Also - never ate at this place but gets a lot of business and I hear it is good is the Channel Marker Restaurant - a the foot of the bridge on left hand side when you're entering Atlantic Beach. (we usually buy our own seafood and cook but sometimes go to the Island Grill or go to Amos Mosquitos in Atlantic Beach)
Oh--I think A.J.'s is decent too (if just a tad more expensive), however I really don't like their hushpuppies.
Thanks for the recommendations. I'm waiting for this heat wave to break before heading down there, but I'll try some of these and report back.
El's is still okay, just not what it used to be. For my money, I'd drive over toward Emerald Isle and eat at Big Oak Drive In... all the seafood style "burgers" there can't be beat.
Two "locals" places in Morehead City that are good are:
Cox's Restaurant on US 70 headed into town. Not much to look at, but you don't pay for the atmosphere either. Fried seafood as good as any you'll find anywhere, hands down. Breakfasts there are great as well...
Also, Mrs. Willis', also in Morehead City. Generations long family run place also with good food. Worth a visit; they have prepared "requested" combination dishes for us several times that weren't on the menu. Can't go wrong there at all, and they have enough variety to satisfy most anyone in your party.
Neither of these places are "shiny" and "flashy", so if that's what you want, don't go there. If you want good food however, I suggest you try them.
Thanks for the Big Oak info - I may have had their shrimp burger before - will definitely check it out in a couple of months when I'm back down there.
Nice website:
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I beleive is gone after the last hurrricane..wasnt there last year most of the Salter path area there was hit hard..
Big Oak is there; I just spoke to a very nice woman there who told me they are open till 9 PM tonight... still time to drive down for that shrimpburger if I leave Raleigh now.
In Salter Path, NC. Call 252-247-2588.


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Ben Johnson, left, and Philip Brown, converse while working at SupplyHog, a housing supply company located off of E. Main Street in downtown Chattanooga.
Photo by Dan Henry .
published Thursday, February 7th, 2013
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The Internet transformed the phone into a handheld computer, rendered snail mail nearly irrelevant and opened up a worldwide shopping experience to millions of consumers. But until now, that shopping experience hasn't included a lot of building supplies.


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I was so happy to see the easy-to-use syntax in this article that I turned the inline code into a library file and a Test::Unit test case. In the course of running the tests, I may have uncovered the bug reported here: the
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Excellent. Thanks.
Be advised. I was informed by another reader that because of the operand ordering in Ruby that not all XML structures are available with this code. For example, attributes in namespaces, or attributes which include special characters, like a dash, are not available. Though you can use the standard accessors to get to these.


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Week 12 – Pectoral Flies for the Cutie Pies
Had to drive to NY to grab one of my mom's dogs. Won't get into specifics, but I ended up driving about 1500 miles over the course of 3 days.
August 24, 2014 in Strongman, Training
Had to drive to NY to grab one of my mom's dogs. Won't get into specifics, but I ended up driving about 1500 miles over the course of 3 days.
August 16, 2014 in Training
Lots of good stuff this week. It was a heavy week and hit some good numbers with a good bit in the tank on everything. 8/11/14: Deadlift Deadlift 135×5 245×3 335×2 445×1 535×1 625×1 675x1x3 sets Video: https://www.
August 12, 2014 in Training
Monday Squats felt ok. I am happy that my previous PR is something that I can do any given week now. Paused squats suck! Why do back squats now have to feel worse, just because front squats are feeling better.
August 10, 2014 in Strongman, Training
Had a pretty good week of training. Lots of PRs despite my diet being suboptimal. 8/4/14 Deadlift 135×3 245×3 335×2 445×1 535×1 615×1 655x2x2 sets 660×2 Video: https://www.youtube.
August 9, 2014 in Strongman, Training
Saturday Was planning on some Yoke runs but instead did some circus dumbbell singles.
August 8, 2014 in Training
Thursday These didn't feel right from the very beginning. My lower back just feels like someone is stabbing it with a knife… it actually felt best without a belt because I was able to stay tighter I guess. Oh well.
August 5, 2014 in Strongman, Training
Monday I shouldn't have adjusted my training percentages to my new 1RM from last week. I was simply not ready for the weight. If I compare the percentages to what I have been basing things off of then I am fine… but mentally…
August 3, 2014 in Strongman, Training
I've been meaning to start posting my training and have finally gotten around to it.
July 29, 2014 in Strongman, Training
Tuesday Right arm started hurting during warmups… grip was too weak on right side so continental cleans got a little ugly as the weight got heavier. I decided to call it after Axle because my arm was throbbing.
July 28, 2014 in Training
Monday Wanted to try to get 350lbs on front squat today… really bad. Had a little friendly competition with Keith and Steve and so I was motivated! Happy that I am feeling more comfortable with front squats…


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The world rejects the one true God. That is why it is okay to blaspheme Jesus and attack people who are believers. Other religions are not dangerous to the prince of this world. His time is growing shorter and he is doing all that he can to destroy mankind, God's creation and one true love. We who are faithful must be diligent and pray and speak out.


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The point here of course, is that flat ground to build infrastructure is very scarce in West Virginia, particularly the farther south one goes. Much of the debate around Mountain Top Removal (MTR) mining that originates from out of state tends to forget that many West Virginians are thankful for any activity that results in sites appropriate for development. Of course coal comes with a high cost, but there are some pretty big benefits for West Virginia residents. If you intend to tour the coal country protesting MTR or surface mining with a minimum of irony, best not fly in to Yeager Airport.
Dec 2, 2012
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Serious lovers of food know that fondue is not about goopy cheese sauces or soupy mixes of chocolate. Fondue is an extremely adaptable and inventive cuisine in its own right, a style of cooking that appears around the world in many different forms, offering dozens of fascinating fondue recipes for the adventuresome home chefs.
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Infineon is now rolling out another important innovation with its latest generation of high-voltage CoolMOS MOSFETs. The CFD2 high-voltage transistor has a drain-source voltage of 650V and an integrated fast body diode.
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CUI, Inc. added a 6 W model to its open frame AC-DC power supply line. With the latest offering, the VOF Series covers a range of power from 6 W through 80 W. The series is suited for consumer, industrial, and ITE applications. All units are
Photovoltaic Fuse Line is UL 2579 ListedFebruary 7, 2011 7:34 am | Product Releases | Comments
Mersen launched a UL 2579-listed range of dedicated photovoltaic fuses ? the Helio Protection fuse line, which includes the HP6M, HP10M, and HP6J. This photovoltaic fuse line provides
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GlobTek's GT-41132 Series of desktop style power supplies with IEC 60320/ C6 or C8 inlets have double-enforced insulation mechanical configurations and regulated output voltage from: 12 V to 24 VDC in 0.1-V increments. They provide up to 60 W of continuous output power. The style enclosed power supplies are
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In a similar vein of the brouhaha in the news about Taco Bell's meat product, Intel's new WiDi-2 Intel Wireless Display seems to be a case of taking some liberties with the technologies' naming
New Graphical Tools Significantly Simplify Servo Drive Setup and OptimizationFebruary 7, 2011 4:48 am | by Josh Inman, Product Manager, Kollmorgen, www.kollmorgen.com | Articles | Comments
Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) face continual demands to bring new products to market with higher levels of performance in time to meet shrinking market windows. In many cases, motion is the key to differentiating the machine...
Unmanned Northrop Grumman X-47B UCAS-D First FlightFebruary 7, 2011 3:23 am | Videos | Comments
A Northrop Grumman video of the Feb 4 first flight of the US Navy's X-47B unmanned combat air system demonstrator from Edwrads AFB, Calif.
LED Driver ICs for General Lighting Are up 88 Percent EfficientFebruary 4, 2011 11:04 am | Power Integrations | Product Releases | Comments
Power Integrations announced seven new members of its LinkSwitch-PH family of LED driver ICs. Optimized for industrial and commercial settings where high efficiency and system longevity are dominant requirements, the new devices
Hall effect, 1000-A Current Sensor Supports Renewable Energy AppsFebruary 4, 2011 10:14 am | Product Releases | Comments
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Infrared LEDs Suit Proximity SensingFebruary 4, 2011 9:36 am | Product Releases | Comments
A new series of high-performance infrared LEDs suited for proximity sensor applications is now available from ROHM Semiconductor . The SIM-030/031ST and SIM-040/041ST surface-mount IR LEDs feature a desirable IR wavelength technology providing
USB-Powered 20-MHz Scopes Integrate IEPE Sensor Drive, Large Memory BufferFebruary 4, 2011 7:24 am | Product Releases | Comments
Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced PS4224-IEPE - a new 20MHz 12-bit 2-channel PC oscilloscope adapter with an integrated IEPE (Integrated Electronic Piezo Electric - IEEE 1451.4) interface, making it compatible with
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The RP8300 series is an illuminated round pushbutton switch that is encased in a metal die cast housing. This pushbutton switch series is for those seeking rounder edges and industrial strength durability without sacrificing style. Multiple color options are available. The RP8300 series switch features
Low-voltage Precision Op Amps Target Sensor MeasurementFebruary 4, 2011 6:29 am | Product Releases | Comments
Texas Instruments Incorporated expanded its 1.8-V precision operational amplifier (op amp) portfolio with a new line for low-noise, high-impedance sensor measurement. The first product in the OPAx320 family, the two-channel OPA2320, provides
Seika Machinery to Exhibit Green Tech at SMTA ForumsFebruary 4, 2011 5:26 am | Product Releases | Comments
Seika Machinery, Inc., a leading provider of advanced machinery, materials and engineering services, will highlight green technologies at the upcoming SMTA Dallas and Houston Expo & Tech Forums. The SMTA Dallas Expo & Tech Forum is scheduled to take place Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at the Richardson Civic Center in Richardson, TX and the SMTA Houston Expo & Tech Forum is scheduled to take place Thursday, March 3, 2011 at the Stafford Centre in Stafford, TX.
SEMA to Discuss a Comparison of China Versus Western Solar ManufacturingFebruary 4, 2011 5:03 am | Product Releases | Comments
SEMA, the Solar Engineering & Manufacturing Association, announces a meeting to be held on Thursday, March 3, 2011 in Milpitas, CA from 5-7 p.m. The meeting will address the impact of China's manufacturing model on the global solar manufacturing industry. Matthew Holzmann, President of SEMA, will present


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Yes, you read the title correctly — there are three editions of MySQL available, according to http://www.mysql.com/products/enterprise/server.html (http://www.mysql.com/products/enterprise/server.html). Well, that page names two, and then of course there is the community edition….
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Environmental Law and Road Widening: A New Ruling in WisconsinSubmitted by MLewyn on Thu, 06/06/2013 - 10:29am
A federal district court in Wisconsin recently ruled that Wisconssin highway officials failed to prepare an adequate environmental impact statement about a proposed highway widening in Milwaukee.
Evidence That Gentrification is OverratedSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 06/05/2013 - 10:45am
A recent article in Better Cities points out that while some transit-heavy neighborhoods in Chicago became more expensive (especially those on Chicago's north side) "transit sheds" in Chicago's south and west shed actually lost value relative to the region as a whole. In other words, rich intown neighborhoods are getting pricier, but poor ones are actually losing value.
Highlights of CNU 21, Part 2Submitted by MLewyn on Mon, 06/03/2013 - 11:21am
I saw a few more panels on Friday, and spent much of the weekend visiting Salt Lake City's various neighborhoods.
Sarah Susanka's plenary address contained one line that spoke to me. She spoke about an "appreciation for space", comparable to an appreciation for music. I think one reason I don't fit in with my relatives and friends who have gotten used to sprawl is that I have a highly developed, perhaps overdeveloped, sense of space. My relatives in Atlanta have gotten used to things (such as streets without sidewalks) that horrify me.
Highlights of CNU 21Submitted by MLewyn on Fri, 05/31/2013 - 12:58am
One interesting part of today's CNU session was Andres Duany's keynote speech. Duany focused on the relationship between environmentalism and New Urbanism. He suggested that the fear of climate change was actually more important in shaping public policy than climate change itself, because this fear may create long-term demoralization (especially, I suspect, among environmentalists - though I'm not sure if Duany was saying this).
Property vs. Sales TaxesSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 05/29/2013 - 12:44pm
The first CNU 21 speech I went to was by attorney Craig Galli, who briefly outlined the history of Salt Lake City. He pointed out that one of the region's problems was the dependence of local cities on sales taxes; to attract tax revenue, local governments need to attract sales-generating retailers. As a result, the region became oversupplied with big box stores, some of which are now vacant due to competition from other big box stores.
What The Height Limits Debate Is Really AboutSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 05/24/2013 - 8:20am
It seems to me that the debate among new urbanist/smart growth types about height limits for office buildings* is really about one question: if businesses can't find enough office space in a low-rise business district, will they:
1. move a few blocks away, thus improving a neighborhood adjacent to downtown?
2. move to a suburb with more lenient height restrictions or cheaper land?
This story is strong, but anecdotal, evidence for view 2.
Suburban Poverty? So What?Submitted by MLewyn on Mon, 05/20/2013 - 12:54pm
Because of the release of a new book about the growth of poverty in the suburbs, there has been all sorts of chatter on Twitter and the urbanist blogosphere about the growth of suburban poverty. Obviously, poverty anywhere is not a good thing. But as long as there is poverty, is it such a terrible thing that some poor people now live in suburbs?
Speed Bumps Are Not All BadSubmitted by MLewyn on Sun, 05/19/2013 - 12:25pm
I have generally been pretty skeptical of speed bumps (also known as "speed humps"); they can be harmful to cars, but don't do as much to calm traffic as some other techniques.
How (Some) Drivers Suffer From One-Way StreetsSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 05/17/2013 - 2:34pm
Generally, supporters of a less car-dependent society are critical of one-way streets, while supporters of the sprawl status quo favor them.
But I have a somewhat different perspective after driving around downtown Atlanta today. I drove there to do an errand for my mother, and the maze of one-way streets added 10 minutes to my drive time, as I searched in vain for a southbound street to get me home. So it seems to me that one-way streets are actually inconvenient for someone who has business downtown and is trying to navigate his or her way home.
The Homeownership MythSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 05/13/2013 - 10:28am
One common myth about American sprawl is that it is somehow related to Americans' support for homeownership. But in fact, Americans are more likely to rent than residents of many other countries: 33 percent of us do so, as opposed to 26 percent of EU residents, 22 percent of New Zealanders, and 30 percent of Australians and British. (Denmark's rental rate is about the same as ours).


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Best New Electronic Gadgets Out this Fall
Attention is turning to Apple this week amid expectations that it's announcing a new iPhone. Plus, Seattle's Amazon announced four new Kindle Fire models and a new line of stand-alone e-readers, while Nokia and Motorola unveiled five new smartphones between them. Makers of consumer electronics, including Seattle's Microsoft, are refreshing their products for the holiday shopping season.
Toys R Us Lauches Tablet Computer… For Kids
Toys R Us plans to launch its own tablet computer aimed at children called Tabeo on October 21, a low-priced entry into the increasingly crowded tablet business.
5 Best Educational Apps To Download
Education and technology are becoming increasingly integrated, and keeping up on all of the new educational applications for kids is important. One of the biggest struggles is not finding an app; it is finding the appropriate app.
Google Testing Experimental Devices In Hundreds Of Employees' Homes
Google is testing 252 "mystery" devices in its employees' homes. What the device is, nobody outside of Google knows.
Alaska Airlines Launches All New App
Seattle based Alaska Airlines has an all new iPhone (and soon-to-be-released) Android app. The airline calls it your "pocket concierge" to better your travel on Alaska.
Best Smart Phone Apps for Parents
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It's not so much that I am unwilling to deal with drama. Having feelings for a woman is a great feeling to have (not so much when those feelings aren't returned.) But I think being in graduate school and dealing with people that…I don't really like fundamentally (to say the least) has made me enjoy being to myself. I choose the people I associate with carefully, and I am in no rush to deal with a woman who I sorta like and then don't come to like.
That happened before (forgive me if I've told you this). My last (and first) girlfriend was someone that I probably didn't like as much as she liked me. When I broke up with her because of that lack of affection, I was heartbroken, because I hurt someone I cared about for getting into relationship that I probably shouldn't have been in, and a friend (that girlfriend) was heartbroken for caring for someone that didn't care for her to the same extent.
And yes, perhaps being 25 does make me a little more boring. But there are other people my age who are more adventurous that I am in that regard. So I am a bit plain.


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Infinity Network Solutions, Inc., a leading Information Technology services company for small to mid-sized businesses and public sector agencies, announced today the acquisition of CompuNet, Inc., a full service Networking and Internet solutions provider located in Macon, Georgia.
United Bank President Thomas Kephart announced the addition of two local business leaders to its Covington Advisory Board. Anne Laster and Steven Kapp joined the board in their first meeting earlier in October.
Georgia-based Acuity Brands will expand its operation, creating 700 jobs and investing more than $16 million into Rockdale and DeKalb counties over the next five years, announced Governor Nathan Deal's office Monday morning.
As Newton County continues to grow commercially, a key component of growth will be the use of its already built shopping plaza and commercial buildings.
I've got a subject that can have you reaching for the aspirin and antacid quickly. As if we don't have enough concerns already, now we can worry about this risk and it can be very costly if not addressed. Of the five Covington Lassiter parents who have passed on, all of them incurred long-term care related expenses toward the end of their lives.
Dr. Dale Evans, DDS, a local dental practitioner, was inducted as a Fellow of the International College of Dentists at its 85th Annual Convocation in San Antonio on Oct. 10.
Things are popping on Crowell Road now.
A local bank has made great strides in providing cutting-edge technology and brand new services to customers.
Groups from the private and public sector came together at SKC Inc. in Newton to learn an improvement methodology called Lean Six Sigma.
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Hays Tractor has been in the family for 58 years and during that time the company has strived to provide the best customer service possible.
"A lot of customers say we treat them like friends and family," General Manager Shelia Hays Massey said. "They come to buy the tractor, but also gain the relationship with the family here."
DeKalb Technical College will hold two career fairs in March. On Tuesday, March 24, the first Career Fair will be held at DeKalb Tech's Clarkston Campus in the Conference Center, located at 495 N. Indian Creek Drive in Clarkston. On Thursday, March 26, the second Career Fair will be held in the Auditorium of Building A at the Covington Campus, located at 16200 Alcovy Road NE, Covington. Both Career Fairs will be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Bangkok Grill is bringing Thai cuisine to Covington and owner Jee Poonpoke is trying to bring hope to those suffering from the economy.
Poonpoke opened Bangkok Grill two weeks ago on U.S. Highway 278 next to Advance Auto Parts, but not long before that she had nothing. She previously owned the "Red Tomato" in Conyers, but the economic meltdown cost her everything.
The Komatsu America Corporation announced plans to close three of its facilities, including the Komatsu Forklift U.S.A. facility in Covington, as part of a reorganization effort.
Verizon Wireless is breaking new ground in Georgia's wireless retail experience with the Grand Opening of its Covington Communications Store. Built in the company's Evolutionary Store design, the new retail location offers customers a high-tech and hands-on experience with wireless voice, data, music and video services. The new store, located at 10337 Industrial Blvd NE, is open for business and will hold its official grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony March 5, at 10 a.m. Commemorating the store opening representatives from the Covington/Newton County Chamber of Commerce will share in the celebration.
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Jim Fuller believes the key to teaching karate is to teach kids to become strong, confident individuals. Fuller's U.M.A.S. Karate schools have continued to grow since he began teaching karate in 1990. He now has one location in Covington and two in Conyers.
Fuller explains that his schools have a unique approach to martial arts that centers on helping kids grow.
For more than two decades Newton Package Shop has been serving the citizens of Newton County with a knowledgeable and friendly staff and a large selection of wines, beers and liquors.
For more than two decades Newton Package Shop has been serving the citizens of Newton County with a knowledgeable and friendly staff and a large selection of wines, beers and liquors.
You could give flowers. You could give candy. You could give jewelry, a watch or a gift certificate. They're all fine Valentine's Day presents, and your recipient would appreciate any of them. But this year, why not go beyond the usual gifts and give your valentine something that can sweeten the rest of the year - and beyond? Specifically, why not give a financial gift?
You could give flowers. You could give candy. You could give jewelry, a watch or a gift certificate. They're all fine Valentine's Day presents, and your recipient would appreciate any of them. But this year, why not go beyond the usual gifts and give your valentine something that can sweeten the rest of the year - and beyond? Specifically, why not give a financial gift?
Open since 2003, GG's Pizza & Wings has made a name for itself in local, affordable cuisine.
Realtor Angela Miller has 15 years of experience in the real estate business.
Together Joe and Barbara Stock, owners of Better Hearing Aid, have more than 80 years of experience in the hearing aid business.
The Stocks recently opened up a Better Hearing Aid in Covington after years of successfully running a Better Hearing Aid in Decatur. There are also Better Hearing Aids in Madison and Jackson.
Newton County's sole department store is set to close with the recent announcement that Goody's Family Clothing will liquidate all of its remaining stores after a depressing holiday sales period.
It's that time of year again. The Christmas tree has been put away, the New Year's resolutions made and the Covington/Newton County Chamber of Commerce's Annual Meeting is upon us.
In its fifth year of business, Ludies Est has been personalizing clothing, blankets and commemorative items for Newton County residents for years now.
"We do all types of awards, plaques, trophies," said store owner Scott Childers. "We do company shirts. We do school T-shirts. We do embroidery for shoes and just about anything you want."
Fat Boys Golf Carts was established in 2004 after owner Steve Smallwood began selling them in front of his locally owned convenience store.
"I was selling more golf carts than the store could handle," Smallwood said. "I saw that it was working so I decided to move up."


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If you're driving around south St. Louis tonight you might see bicycles. . .lots of bicycles and they're going fairly fast.
It's the start of the bicycle racing season in St. Louis and Saturday night, it's called the Tour de Grove.
Sunday, the activity moves a bit further south in south St. Louis for the Dutchtown Classic, again with some of the top bicycle racers in the nation.
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Traditionally observed as the end of slavery in the U.S., this Juneteenth Festival also celebrates cultural pride, health, and education in the local African American community. This year's celebration will be in Theodore Wirth Park, where families can also enjoy the beach and a children's playground. The party kicks off with a parade at 10 a.m., with activities in the park starting up at 11 a.m. The History Pavilion will feature dramatic reenactments, exhibits, and storytelling. Grab a snack, check out some local art and crafts, or get info from nonprofit groups in the marketplace. Live music, health and wellness info, and hands-on art activities round out the holiday. For more info visit www.juneteenthminnesota.org or call 612.238.3733.
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Bored tonight. Waiting for paint to dry. Decided to send out a homemade greeting card of the view in front of me. Any moment to practice is good on ya!
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11. From underneath, lift the box in place and line the holes up and install the mount bolts. I found after running the engine to bleed the power steering lines that these bolts needed to be impacted down. Be careful as they are just 3⁄8-inch bolts, but they do need to be real tight so the steering box doesn't move when you turn the steering wheel. I didn't get them tight enough with just the ratchet. Also shown here is the clearance around the sector shaft. Opening it up a little bit more gave plenty of clearance around the casting of the sector shaft.


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A quick hello as I get ready to run…
We had a family emergency last week and I am playing catch-up- now I am getting back into the swing of things!
I am going to beadniks in just a few minutes to teach Simply Solder- one of my faves! I actually don't have a favorite, I love all of the classes I teach!
Hoping to get a few more things ready for an open house I will have in December. I had to skip the craft fairs this year, but that is okay; it is hard to pack all the stuff and I would have been spread too thin.
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2009 Year in Review: Movies
Rounding out the strong indie dramas was The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, which featured title character Pippa (Gossip Girl's Blake Lively) running away from a toxic home life to join her lesbian aunt (Robin Weigert) and her lover Kit (Julianne Moore) in NYC.
Julianne Moore and Blake Lively in The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
A bit less successful were the uneven Steam and Running on Empty Dreams. While both films had serious potential for meaty lesbian drama (and Steam had the allure of Ally Sheedy behind it), both became weighted down by clunky filmmaking. Worse, both featured dreaded "bad lesbian poetry" sequences — an element of queer films that would do well to quietly die off.
Chelsea Handler and Ally Sheedy in Steam
Laughing Out Loud
While 2007 and 2008 were flooded with "lighter" fare, 2009's feature films tended towards the heavier side. Certainly, there was plenty to laugh about in documentaries like Lady Trojans and web-series-turned-feature Chica Busca Chica, but "traditional" comedies were few and far between.
This isn't a bad thing, given the quality on offer. And then Came Lola was a hilarious romp starring Jill Bennett, Ashleigh Sumner and Cathy DeBuono that riffed on Run Lola Run, Groundhog Day, and just about every lesbian stereotype in the book. In our review, we called the flick "A sugar rush of a lesbian movie."
Much glossier (thanks to a little star power) was the Drew Barrymore directed Whip It, the tale of a teenage girl (Ellen Page) who joins a roller derby.
Juliette Lewis and Ellen Page in Whip It
Hilarious and fast-paced with a touch of the Sapphic, the film was one of the most fun (and most girl-powered) mainstream movies of the year.


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Over 100 photos of Danielle Panabaker looking absolutely beautiful, while attending Kimberly Snyder's 'The Beauty Detox Foods' Book Launch Party on March 26, 2013, have been added to the gallery.
Check out 115 photos of Danielle during the event.
Check out 5 pics of Danielle after the event.
Finally! Tons and tons of full HD screencaptures of Danielle Panabaker in her latest film, Austin Chick's 'Girls Against Boys,' have been added to the gallery, for your viewing pleasure!
Danielle Panabaker proves to be a magnificent actress once again. Playing Shae Marshall, a college student in New York City in a film of few words but many emotions, Danielle shows us sadness, happiness, ecstasies, confidence and even insanity in this controversial flick about a young woman who falls from the right path, after a series of unfortunate events related with the men around her make her turn to the crazy-but-deadly side of her imagination, manifested in co-worker LuLu. But is is all in Shae's head, like the array of visually dreamy scenes may suggest? Or did Shae and Lu actually went on a killing spree against the boys who wronged them? That's for you to decide. If you haven't seen 'Girls Against Boys,' you can now get a copy at Amazon, or any other video retailer in the US.
The album does contain some nudity (co-star Nicole LaLiberte) and graphic (bloody) material. Proceed with caution:
Amazon already has both the Blu-ray and DVD available for immediate shipping, and you can also buy the film online! Here's yet another clip released by Fangoria:
'Girls Against Boys' gets a Blu-ray and DVD release tomorrow, February 26! The one and only special feature will be an audio-commentary by Danielle Panabaker and writer/director Austin Chick. But the movie itself is worth the price. Click here to get yourself a copy! Don't miss out on what is one of Danielle's most terrific performances to date.
Fangoria premiered another exclusive clip to celebrate the release:
HD screencaptures of Danielle Panabaker on "Necessary Roughness" Season 2, Episode 14: The Fall Guy have been added to the gallery!
Seems like Juliette's plan has backfired, now what exactly will happen between her and "butterscotch"? We'll find out when Danielle Panabaker returns for the "Necessary Roughness" season 2 finale: There's the Door (airing on February 20th!)
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stateside medical staff if the troops have not been disbursed; if they have been, the nosocomial origin of the condition might be masked by the "isolated" cases seen by many practitioners.
Other causes of nosocomial infections in OEF- and OIF-deployed troops and civilian military employees include those familiar in civilian settings, such as infections caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (LaMar et al. 2003) and anaerobes (Brook and Frazier 1993). The origin of those infections (southwest and south-central Asia) is evident from the temporal association with deployment, as was the case in the 1991 Gulf War with Irish troops (Humphreys et al. 1988) and in the present conflicts among US troops (CDC 2004; Davis et al. 2005; Zapor and Moran 2005).
Returning soldiers may serve as a nidus of organisms that can infect others in the same hospital or rehabilitation unit. A number of prevention research projects have evaluated colonization rates, including those among family members of returning soldiers (Fishbain et al. 2003; Kenner et al. 2003). Unrecognized sources of contamination of the hands of hospital workers are also being investigated, for example, computer keyboards in an ICU (Bures et al. 2000). Nosocomial risks that have been recognized in US military facilities also may be of importance in the field setting, depending on the specific circumstances of the field hospital or clinic (Blatt et al. 1993; Conger et al. 2004; Cumberland and Jones 1987; John 1977; Lamarque et al. 1992).
Given the rarity of chronic infections related to wounds, the committee believes that unrecognized wound or nosocomial infections will pose a diagnostic dilemma for returning veterans only in the most unusual circumstances, such as a late-presenting osteomyelitis. A penetrating injury of an extremity (from stepping on a pressure-detonated mine) resulted in chronic osteomyelitis and later squamous-cell carcinoma in a Vietnam veteran in 1987 (Coy 1994). Cultures taken 20 years after the injury (and after 18 years of draining of a sinus tract) grew Bacteroides fragilis, Proteus vulgaris, P. aeruginosa, and Enterococcus faecalis; the patient had been treated with cleocin, erythromycin, and tobramycin (no culture sensitivity results were presented) (Coy 1994). No details were given as to why those complications were manifest and so unsuccessfully managed.
A number of reports of A. baumannii and other wound infections have come from countries neighboring Iraq or Afghanistan. The reports may provide lessons that inform the care of US troops, especially in the evolution of antibiotic resistance in environmentally acquired A. baumannii.
In 2002, A. baumannii infection occurred in 21 patients in a trauma ICU in Qatar; the outbreak was attributed to poor infection-control management and environmental contamination (El Shafie et al. 2004). The organism was sensitive only to amikacin among 17 antibiotics tested, including the carbapenems (El Shafie et al. 2004). In a series of 36 patients infected with 38 strains of A. baumannii in January 2000-August 2001 in a Turkish teaching hospital, only the carbapenems and colistin were fully efficacious against all strains in the laboratory (Ayan et al. 2003). A devastating earthquake in the Marmara region of Turkey in 1999 resulted in the hospitalization of 630 trauma victims at one hospital, of whom 240 were hospitalized for more than 48 hours. Of the 240, 41 patients (17%) had 43 nosocomial infection episodes that resulted in analysis of 143 culture specimens. In the 48 specimens with positive results (34% of specimens), A. baumannii was most common (31%), followed by S. aureus (19%), P. aeruginosa (15%), E. coli (13%), Klebsiella pneumoniae (13%), other Pseudomonas spp. (6%),


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Pembroke Pines police look for serial groper
Published On: Mar 27 2013 11:43:36 AM EDT
Updated On: Mar 27 2013 01:39:31 PM EDT
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Pembroke Pines police are looking for a man who has groped women in at least six different incidents.
Police released a sketch of the man Wednesday.
The man approaches women from behind in the 9700 block of Sheridan Street, then gropes them, police say.
He is described as 17 - 30 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, 170 - 180 pounds, and clean shaven with dark, short hair and a skinny body type.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Pembroke Pines Police Department's special victims unit at 954-431-2841.
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