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China's recent devaluation of the yuan has created hiccups for global financial CEOs, and its stock-market gyrations are giving headaches to financial chiefs everywhere. But it's the slowing of China's underlying economy that's giving American business leaders a long-term case of indigestion.Read More »
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One set of eight bearings with removable nylon shields
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Axle washers
Materials and tools
Paint thinner
A rag
A Latex glove
Roll of paper towels
Bearing pick or push pin
Stir stick
Axle nut wrench
Long tweezers or pliers
Optional professional tools
Air compressor with gun
Bearing press
Hazardous chemicals disposal unit
Step 1: Bearing Removal
Put on a latex glove, Take the bearing pick or push pin and insert it at the inner metal ring between the rubber shield and metal. Push in and turn to pry the shield off, if these are skate bearings the nylon shield should pop out with out too much pressure. This instructable has a video of another way to de-shield a bearing. Collect all the shields and stick a wire through them. Bend the wire to fit the container they'll soak in. On this wire you can include the spacers and washers if they need cleaning too.
any remaining paint thinner or gasoline will evaporate after a short time.
Higher quality bearings tend to be oil only and should be kept that way. They typically have a lot of free spin, and are very quiet.
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I remove the shields and cage to ensure maximum cleaning and am very careful with stirring and so far this technique has worked fine.
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It's bad enough when residents will not clear their walks of snow. But when businesses won't do it, either, then a serious look needs to be taken.
The city says the place needs to be reported or they won't do anything. If I did that, I'd use up a tank of gas and spend two days writing down all the addresses, and that is just in the Lakeside and East State area.
Several businesses have not been salting or clearing their walks for pedestrians and joggers, which poses a serious threat to the public. What has happened in society today is the attitude of not taking accountability or considering others.
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Stacey Godbold gives kisses to Jillian and Alex, two of her triplets as her husband James Godbold sits holding Reid while watching their three and a half year-old son Jude play with his Christmas gifts on Wednesday morning. The Godbolds are counting their blessings this year, and are thankful for their three little miracles. Stacey, who went into labor at 20 weeks defied odds and carried the babies until 28 weeks and one day when she delivered them. The three spent two months in the NICU getting healthy and strong, They have been home for a month and the family is getting the hang doing normal newborn tasks times three.
Stacey Godbold tickles her three and a half year-old son, Jude, and plays with while rocking Jillian to sleep and she and her husband James celebrate Christmas at their home on Wednesday morning. Despite the craziness that is their life with three newborn triplets and a toddler the couple is thankful for their blessings this year.
James Godbold feeds his daughter, Jillian, one of their three and a half month-old triplets while his son Jude plays with his gifts from Santa Claus on Christmas morning. Feeding time for the triplets has become a pretty efficient process, for both James and Stacey. The triplets are eating every three hours and it has taken them many tries to figure out the best way to feed all three babies at once. They have found, putting them in their car seats is a huge help and allows them to feed the three at once.
Three and a half year-old, Jude Godbold, takes a break from playing with his Christmas presents to give his sister, Jillian, a kiss on the head on Christmas morning. The Godbold who family welcomed triplets in September, born at 28 weeks, feel their babies are truly gifts from God. Stacey, who's water broke at 20 weeks said without faith she would not have three healthy little babies.
James Godbold cuddles with his two of the triplets Alex and Reid as the family spends a quiet Christmas morning at home on Wednesday. James and his wife Stacey who have had the babies home for a month and a half are getting used to caring for three infants and have mastered, carrying and holding two babies at a time. The couple feel like everyday tasks have become juggling acts but are grateful for the outpouring of help they have had from so many people. " It really takes a village, some days," Stacey said.
The Godbold triplets from left, Alex, Jillian and Reid, cuddle on the couch enjoying their first Christmas on Wednesday morning. The triplets were born at 28 weeks, Alex and Jillian both weighed 2 pounds and Reid weighed one pound 13 ounces. Alex now weighs nine pounds, Jillian weighs seven and a half and Reid weighs eight pounds.
Stacey Godbold carries Reid and Alex's cars seats to the car as she helps shuffle her three and a half year old son out the door to prepare to go to her parents on Christmas morning. Between getting three babies and a toddler ready and making sure they have all the necessary supplies, " It takes a good hour to get everyone out the door most days," Stacey said, but she and her husband James are getting used to the whole routine.
Courtesy of Stacey Godbold Stacey Godbold hold two of her triplets, Jillian and Reid who were born at 28 weeks in the NICU At Deaconess Women's Hospital.
Courtesy of Stacey Godbold Reid Godbold who was born weighing one pound thirteen ounces at 28 weeks in the NICU At Deaconess Women's Hospital.
Courtesy of Stacey Godbold James Godbold uses his hand to compare the size of his son Alex who was born weighing two pounds at 28 weeks in the NICU At Deaconess Women's Hospital.


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It is with great sadness that I have decided to cancel the Atlanta Open for this upcoming year. I am starting a new job and do not have the time to focus on tournament details over the next few months. My plan is to bring it back in the Spring of 2013 as an Atier. Thank each of you that were a part of the last seven Atlanta Open events!
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We get it: you may not be in the market yet for a job. Maybe you already have a job. Or maybe you're still in college, and you're focused on your studies. So the last thing you think of is making sure your resume is prepared. In a way, you might even hope your resume will prepare itself somehow.
Your Resume Has to Be Excellently Crafted, Not Just "Written Down"
Your resume is a selling tool – Simply a list of your skills and job duties. It's a profile of your entire professional career from the ground up – not simple paragraphs or bullets stating what you want in a job, what you've done before, and/or the degree or certificate stating that you're qualified. Your resume is your future, not your past.
Still, there's the always-present question: why do people always seem to "wait until the last minute" to get their documents prepared when that job opportunity does present itself?
A Resume Is Not an "Application"
We've all done it before: we walk into a store or establishment, and they have their readymade applications with all the lines. You fill it out with everything:
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It's fairly cut and dry, easy, clean, mechanical. Those employers look for the basic information, clear-cut references that show you are indeed a normal human being and not an automaton.
You can actually fill out these applications in minutes if necessary. As long as you have all the information memorized or readily available, filling out an application is a snap!
But a resume is not an "application." A resume rolls all that information up and packages it with the statement that you're not only "qualified" but also esteemed in your field. You're at the top of the list.
You better be, given many employers receive anywhere between 50 to 100 "applications" (or even more) every month. Sometimes it's nothing more than a crapshoot when these employers pick out possible candidates based off the applications.
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A sharp resume doesn't pour out of your word processor, for sure. We here at Vertical Media Solutions won't produce a quality resume overnight either. We focus on superior quality to achieve satisfaction.
It takes research, development, and poignant creativity. That's why resume writing is a detailed craft. In a way, it's almost an art form.
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When Ken Cuccinelli sponsored legislation in 2008 to repeal Virginia's no-fault divorce law for couples with children, he said, "This law has everything to do with the breakdown of the family. The state says marriage is so unimportant that if you just separate for a few months, you can basically nullify the marriage."
Even though five years have passed since the bill was introduced, it is worth considering what it reveals about Mr. Cuccinelli's approach to public policy.
The predicate for his legislation — the idea that no-fault divorce in Virginia allows people to casually and quickly end their marriages — is a myth. The head of a social conservative group, the Family Foundation, wrote approvingly of then-Sen. Cuccinelli's legislation, saying, "It is time that Virginians agree that the 30-year experiment with unilateral, no-fault divorce has failed."
In almost 40 years in practice I have yet to encounter a client for whom ending a marriage has been anything other than a wrenching decision. Furthermore, Virginia already has one of the lowest rates of divorce in the nation.
It's also highly misleading to suggest that Virginia's no-fault grounds allow for a quick divorce; in what I call "pure" no-fault states, a party can fill out a form citing "irreconcilable differences," and after a very brief waiting period, the divorce is finalized. In Virginia, couples with minor children — for whom Cuccinelli says he wants to make it harder to get divorced — have to be separated for a year before the divorce can be filed. And if the couple hasn't agreed on custody, property, or support issues, it can take several months, or even a year or more, for the divorce to finally be concluded. Most divorcing couples in Virginia use the year's separation period to resolve all the legal issues relating to the breakup, so that by the time the year has passed, there is nothing to contest.
The other illusory assumption underlying this bill is that children would benefit if there were no no-fault grounds. Trapping individuals in desperately unhappy marriages for a longer period of time would result in even more emotional damage to their children and increases the risk that a bad marriage becomes dangerous.
It doesn't take a psychological study (although there are dozens) to tell us that divorce is hard on children. The more adversarial a divorce, and the longer it drags on, the likelier it is that the stress on the children will increase exponentially.
Finally, one cannot ignore what this proposal says about Cuccinelli's attitude toward Virginia women. Let's face it: even with huge cultural changes over the past several decades, the financially-disadvantaged or abused spouse is still almost always the wife, and thus the negative effects of his legislation would fall disproportionately on women. Regrettably, this bill falls right in line with Cuccinelli's unwillingness to support increasing child support, the Violence Against Women Act and women's health access. A recent Washington Post report on his ties to "Fathers' Rights" groups may also help explain Cuccinelli's legislative history.
Cuccinelli's proposal to repeal no-fault divorce is a good example of what happens when public policy is based on ideology, ill-informed pseudo-social science, wishful thinking, or all of the above. Not only is its ostensible purpose of keeping married people together a fraud, but it would increase the emotional and financial cost on individuals seeking a divorce and, worst of all, place their children at risk of unnecessary additional trauma from the breakup of their parents' marriages. What's scary is that this legislation is also a perfect example of Cuccinelli's simplistic, ideology-driven and shortsighted philosophy of governing.
Joseph A. Condo is a family law attorney and the former president of the Virginia State Bar.


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Michigan's 16's Win Clubs First State Cup!
The U16 Michigan Rush Northville girls are headed to Regionals in 2013 after a 1-0 win in the Michigan State Cup final against the Michigan Jaguars over the weekend! The win by the 16's mark the first State Cup Championship for the Michigan Rush!
The final game was played at Ultimate Soccer Arena in Pontiac on October 27th. The stage was set for a re-match of last year's final as the Rush again faced off against the Michigan Jaguars of Novi. Last year's game was hard-fought all the way through regulation time and two overtime periods, with the ultimate result determined by shoot-out. The Jaguars were confident on the line and bested the heartbroken Rush at this one test of skill.
This year's contest, however, would not get that far, and the Rush girls would persevere to maintain a 1-0 lead gained in the first OT period. The first half was intense, but fairly evenly matched, perhaps giving a slight edge to the Rush girls for control of the game and time of possession. While the defense, including Morgan Gozdor, Tara Pawloski, Karen Lovelace, and Sara Castellano, worked to keep the ball out of the Rush zone for the most part, keeper Emily Maresh came up with a clutch save to keep the Jags off the board. Midfielders Gabby Mencotti, Taylor Babcock and Erin Winters kept pushing forward, and Forwards Alana Dorfstatter, Kelly McHugh, Margaret Terhune and Kyra Dahring stressed the Jaguar defense with steady pressure. But the Rush could not find net, or capitalize on corner or free kicks, and halftime's score was a 0-0 tie.
The second half saw a little more intensity from the Jags, and a little less control and possession by the Rush. Maresh and the Rush D were able to fend off several good scoring opportunities by the Jags; and the goal-post was the Rush enemy, turning away shots by Dorfstatter and Pawloski. As the seconds and minutes ticked by, memories of last year's regulation 0-0 tie came rushing back, with both teams appearing desperate to score. Despite the tremendous effort by both teams, regulation came to an end with nothing on the board.
To this point, neither team had been able to advance from free kick opportunities, but the Rush caught their break mid-way through the first OT as Dahring was fouled in Jag territory. Lovelace took the free kick and Mencotti directed the header into the far corner. With momentum on the Rush side, the girls resumed control and ended the first OT up 1-0. The longest fifteen minutes ever played on the pitch then ensued, but the fresh legs of Megan Kerr helped to keep up the Rush pressure. Confidence was evident on the faces of the Rush players, and they continued play like they knew it was their win to keep.
The Rush team was very well-supported with dedicated Rush staff including Head Coach Angel Calzadilla, Director of Coaching Mark Zathey, and guest coach Dave Hart, as well as a huge showing of incredible fans.
Congratulations again to the entire Michigan Rush Northville organization for this awesome achievement!
Pictured are top row: Mark Zathey, Erin Winters, Kelly McHugh, Kelly Schmidt, Tara Pawloski, Dave Hart, Alana Dorfstatter, Karen Lovelace, Courtney Tyler, Paige Messmer, Angel Calzadilla. Middle: Margaret Terhune, Morgan Gozdor, Gabby Mencotti, Kyra Dahring, Sarah Castellano, Megan Kerr. Front: Taylor Babcock, Emily Maresh.
Region II Rush clubs have had a great fall so far in State Cup play with Wisconsin Rush and Iowa Rush both winning two titles in addition to the Michigan girls. For a complete listing of State Cup Winners for the 2012/13 season, please click here.


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Ok, I made some changes:
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I'm going to add a chater lens to the mix and then I'll be set I think. The cheater will help me now that I'm keeping my head back farther.
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NASA's chief scientist, Ellen Stofan, recently said humans will set foot on Mars by the mid-2030s. If this were to occur, there's a good chance many boomers will be around to see it happen. That got me wondering: What else will come to pass before the last boomer becomes a memory? I turned to two science fiction authors who make a living thinking about the future and asked them for their thoughts: Kathleen Ann Goonan and Allen Steele.
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The Great Red Wine Of Tuscany ~ Part I
CAPSULE REPORT: R. Veronique Fitzgerald reports on one of the world's great red wines, made of the Sangiovese grape. It's a clone of the same grape used to make Chianti, a neighbor in Tuscany; but there's a world of difference. Take a tour of Brunello di Montalcino, its history and environs; learn what to expect from the new release; and see what bargains you should be snapping up while they're still on the shelf. This is Part I: An overview of Brunello. Information on the new vintage, plus tasting notes and buying tips, is in Part II.
In the eastern reaches of Tuscany, a grape cultivated for millennia (since the time of the ancient Etruscans) was ignored for most of history. Today, it makes a red wine in demand by many, Brunello di Montalcino (broo-NELL-loe dee MOHN-tahl-CHEE-no). Brunello is the grape's nickname. It means "the little dark one," so named for the brown hue of its skin. It is made from the Sangiovese (SAN-joe-VAY-zay) Grosso (GROS-so) grape, a clone of the grape used to make Chianti. Chianti is a neighbor in Tuscany, as are Vino Nobile di Montepulciano (also made with Sangiovese) and the dessert wine Vin Santo (made from Malvasia and Trebbiano grapes).
Some wines from this area are called "Super Tuscans," an informal class that has emerged since the 1970s. Some are made outside of DOCG regulations (e.g., are blends of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon), but of extremely high quality and commanding hundreds of dollars per bottle upon release. Even the "regular" Brunello bottlings are pretty super, part of a vibrant culture and are often the center of celebrations. Brunello di Montalcino is one of the most expensive and revered wines of Italy.
Montalcino Wine-Growing History
A DOCG* since 1980, the hill town of Montalcino rises almost 1,800 feet above the valleys of the Ombrone, the Orcia and the L'Asso Rivers. It lies about 70 miles southwest of Florence, just south of the city of Siena, and offers stunning views of the surrounding valley in addition to its great wine.
*DOCG is an acronym for Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita—literally, "wine from an area that is controlled and guaranteed." This is meant to indicate that the land on which the grapes are grown produces fruit of the highest quality. However, all of Chianti and Tuscany are designated DOC or DOCG growing areas, despite the fact that not all the wines produced in these areas are top quality. So, the designation is relative, at best, in the way that wines from Napa Valley are generally better than wines from Texas. There are four major categories of Italian wines, of which DOCG represents the highest quality with the most stringent regulations regarding yields, and the wines must pass an evaluation by a tasting committee (the "guarantee"). The four categories are Vino Da Tavola, table wine that can be made from any grapes (although some very fine wines that don't conform to standard rules must be called Vino Da Tavola); Vino a Indicazione Geografica (IGT), which assures that the grapes came from a specific locale; Vino a Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC), equivalent to the French AOC, where the grapes come from well-defined regions and are made according to specific rules that preserve the traditional wine-making practices of those regions; and Vino a Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (DOCG), which is more stringent than DOC regarding yields and other criteria. Tuscany has 29 DOC and 7 DOCG areas.
The Birth Of Modern Brunello
Ferruccio Biondi-Santi is credited with creating the style of today's Brunello di Montalcino, at the end of the 19th century. He started his first vineyards of Brunello with the goal of creating a long-lived wine. His first estate, Il Greppo, is perched in the mountains at an altitude of roughly 1,500 feet. (For those of you who question how grapes can be grown on mountains: The most challenging land grows the best grapes. The farther the roots have to dig down in rocky soil to find nutrients, the better the flavors in the wine.) Today, Il Greppo is stewarded by the sixth generation of Biondi-Santis. Ferruccio, the third generation, learned his viticultural skills from his grandfather, Clemente Santi. Ferruccio's son, Tancredi, carried through his father's vision by typifying the style and marketing Biondi-Santi Brunello di Montalcino, with great success.
Today, Brunello's† welfare and reputation are protected by The Consorzio del Vino Brunello di Montalcino, a voluntary association of producers created in 1967, after the region first earned its DOC. Based in the town of Montalcino, with a population of slightly more than 5,000, the Consorzio represents 250 producers. They are responsible for marketing the wines of the region at home and abroad, as well as rating the vintages and upholding the standards of the DOCG. In the Middle Ages, Montalcino was known for its tanneries and leather goods. Today it's a wine town.
†Note that Brunello wine is produced in the town of Montalcino; Brunello is the nickname of the Sangiovese grape. The wine is formally called Brunello di Montalcino. There is a municipality of Brunello, in the region of Lombardy, in the north of Italy. No Brunello wine is made there. It can get confusing!
Modern Brunello is a full-bodied and earthy wine—mushrooms on the nose, and red berries on the palate, are classic characteristics, along with a deep, rich texture. It is vinified to be conducive to long periods of bottle aging. Riserva wines are more complex still. The less expensive Rosso wines, which we'll discuss below and in Part II, are lighter and less intense, with a younger, fresher character.
Brunello Rules
Just as France imposes appellation rules (AOC) on the wines (and other agricultural products) of various regions, Italy has regulations for its DOC, or Denominazione di Origine Controllata, products. In the case of Brunello:
Most wineries also make a second tier Rosso di Montalcino DOC (Montalcino Red), a less-expensive version of Brunello, which is lighter and less intense and has a younger, fresher character. It can be released after only one year of aging and helps to keep cash flowing into the estates while the Brunellos and Riservas enjoy long, luxurious aging. Also, it enables producers to make a better Brunello for the DOCG level wine because they can reserve only the best grapes for this purpose, using the rest to make Rosso.
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Farming 4 Hunger asked area farmers to help families in need at the Calvert County Farm Bureau�s annual banquet Friday night, held at the Calvert County Fairgrounds in Prince Frederick.
J. Allen Swann, partner of Swann Farms in Owings who was master of ceremonies Friday night, explained that the agriculture in this county is changing, as he introduced a man who has been trying to do just that since 2010.
Bernie Fowler Jr. founded Farming 4 Hunger Inc. in 2010 with the vision of raising local, fresh produce for area food pantries.
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Next year, he said, Capital Food Bank said they need 32 million pounds of food, most of which Fowler said they get from North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania and even Canada.
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"It's common knowledge that that's what they do when they report it," says former parks budget officer Cheryl Taylorin a transcript of an April interview with state attorneys about parks fund balances.
Taylor was one of 28 parks employees interviewed in the transcripts released to news organizations, including News10, over the weekend. The interviews were done as part of an internal investigation into a vacation payout to some top parks employees of more than $270,000.
But some of those interviews revealed the quiet existence of $20 million in parks money hidden in plain sight inside one of the department's main revenue accounts. And what remains unclear is how these interviews, conducted in early spring, didn't lead to full and immediate disclosure to lawmakers at the state Capitol; instead, that disclosure only happened in late July -- long after the state budget was signed into law.
Former parks administrator Manuel Lopez, fired for his role in the vacation buyouts, has told the Sacramento Bee that other parks officials knew about the money -- both the $20 million in the main parks fund and another $34 million in an account dedicated to off-highway vehicle programs.
In a private interview with attorneys on April 25, former administrator David Saxby told of his surprise when being asked to review budget data that revealed the money.
"When I saw the numbers, I said, 'Holy crap,'" recounted Saxby in the released transcript. "You know, [I said] 'You got to do something.'"
The documents also offer an unflattering view of spending and accounting decisions that appear to have been largely driven by maximizing state general fund dollars.
"If you exceed what you project you're going to collect," said Cheryl Taylor in her interview about parks revenues, "[the governor's Department of Finance] would like to reduce that amount" in what the department gets from the state budget.
"The Department doesn't want to do that," said Taylor.
In another interview, former deputy director Michael Harris refers to an internal email that described parks officials attempting "to swim in the gray area when possible" on budget decisions and whether those decisions were in line with accepted practices.
"It was quite shocking," says former Schwarzenegger budget director Mike Genest on the July revelation of the hidden parks money. Genest says he never had any inkling of what was going on. And he says he remains puzzled why the money would be squirreled away, as any additional spending would have required legislative approval.
"There's no reason to think anybody would do this," he said Monday. "Well, somebody did."
Multiple investigations are underway, and Gov. Jerry Brown has said he thinks parks should benefit from the extra money.
Meantime, the new leader of the department says she's trying to focus on moving parks forward.
"There's a lot of cross checking and double checking trying to make sure different divisions that are responsible for different pieces of the puzzle are communicating and having someone else review their work," said acting parks director Janelle Beland.
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The dog needs to go for a run.
Sirius started at Overweight by Barclays
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Barclays starts coverage on SIRI.....OVERWEIGHT
EDIT: HAHA...WOLF, just like old times, you beat me to it!!
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If they come out with a price target I'll leave it for you to share.
EDIT: Gotta admit, I was sweatin' the open. SM wants to ride this dog down. The double barrel rating SIRI & LMCA 3 minutes before the open felt like a gift...... a big racked gift.
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662,500 shares on the bid @ 3.74 almost immediately followed by 3.75 & 3.76 clearing out.
That's the buyback.
Sirius XM finally getting a little respect after earnings.
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A new planet has been discovered recently by researchers at the University of Central Florida.
The planet, named UCF-1.01, is 33 light-years away in the constellation Leo the Lion. While scientists have been able to confirm that more than 700 exoplanets (planets outside of our solar system) have been found since 1995, many of them have been much larger than Jupiter. This new planet, however, may only be 5,200 miles across – about two thirds the size of Earth.
The planet currently orbits a star called GJ 436, and researchers at UCF have spent the last year watching it to confirm that it was indeed a distant planet. UCF-1.01 is not quite a hospitable planet for humans, as researchers calculate that it whisks around its host star in 1.4 Earth days and at a distance of about 1.6 million miles; Earth is about 93 million miles from our sun. Temperatures more than likely exceed 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit which raises the probability that the surface of UCF-1.01 is molten (covered in lava) and any atmosphere would have been boiled away long ago.
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This lightweight, absorbent and exceptionally versatile Four-In-One Pareo is finely woven on one side and lined with terry cloth on the other. This vividly yarn-dyed multi-tasker—sleek sarong, vibrant beach towel, striking table/picnic cloth, or stylish summer throw—becomes softer and more absorbent with each wash. 100% cotton. Made in Turkey.
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Judge Stout was appointed to the bench in 1997 and currently serves as the presiding judge of the Superior Court of Inyo County. Since his appointment to the bench, Judge Stout has been a key member on a number of Judicial Council committees and task forces, including the Blue Ribbon Commission on Children in Foster Care, California Tribal Court/State Court Forum, Trial Court Presiding Judges Advisory Committee, Trial Court Budget Working Group, CJER Rural Courts Education Committee, and the Domestic Violence Practice and Procedures Task Force. Judge Stout also served as co-chair of the Judicial Council's Family and Juvenile Law Advisory Committee.
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Judge Stout met with the judicial officers and the court executive of the Santa Barbara court and learned how reductions in staff (26%) and the pending closure of the Solvang courthouse is straining the court. In addition, budget setbacks over the years has forced the court to reduce services to the public and reduce clerk's office hours, delaying case processing and proceedings. The historic courthouse features no perimeter security, inmates escorted to courtrooms via public hallways
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The Old Farmer's Almanac is North America's most popular reference guide and oldest continuously published periodical. Its history is as rich and diverse as the Almanac itself.
How the Almanac Got Off to a Good Start
Under the guiding hand of its first editor, Robert B. Thomas, the premiere issue of The Old Farmer's Almanac was published in 1792 during George Washington's first term as president. Although many other almanacs were being published at that time, Thomas's upstart almanac became an immediate success. In fact, by the second year, circulation had tripled from 3,000 to 9,000. Back then, the Almanac cost only six pence (about nine cents).
The 1793 Old Farmer's Almanac, published in 1792
An almanac, by definition, records and predicts astronomical events (the rising and setting of the Sun, for instance), tides, weather, and other phenomena with respect to time. So what made The Old Farmer's Almanac different from the others? Since his format wasn't novel, we can only surmise that Thomas's astronomical and weather predictions were more accurate, the advice more useful, and the features more entertaining.
Based on his observations, Thomas used a complex series of natural cycles to devise a secret weather forecasting formula, which brought uncannily accurate results, traditionally said to be 80 percent accurate. (Even today, his formula is kept safely tucked away in a black tin box at the Almanac offices in Dublin, New Hampshire.)
Thomas's last edition, in 1846, was not much different from his first, over 50 years earlier. However, in that time he established The Old Farmer's Almanac as America's leading periodical by outselling and outlasting the competition. He died in 1846 at the age of 80, supposedly reading page proofs for the 1847 edition.
The Almanac Hits Its Stride
The new editor, John H. Jenks, was helped by the fact that Thomas had already calculated the astronomical material for several future editions. In 1848 Jenks permanently and officially added the Old to the title of the Almanac. It had been previously known as The Farmer's Almanac, except in 1832 when Thomas had inserted the word Old (but he inexplicably dropped it from the title three years later).
Jenks's next change came in 1851, when he featured a four seasons drawing on the cover by artist Henry Nichols. This drawing has been on the cover of every edition of The Old Farmer's Almanac ever since.
In 1861, Charles L. Flint became editor and provided his readers with a heavy emphasis on farming. The next two editors, John Boies Tileston and Loomis Joseph Campbell, served short terms and did little more than keep the Almanac going in the traditional format.
Robert Ware took over as sixth editor in 1877, but his main interest was the publishing business, and he probably delegated many of the editorial tasks. Ware's brother, Horace, took the reins in 1900. During his 19 years as editor, he began to orient the book toward a more general audience by replacing the scientific agriculture articles with general features on nature and modern life.
The eighth and ninth editors, Frank Newton and Carroll Swan, kept the Almanac tradition alive even during times of war and the Depression. (Even to this date, The Old Farmer's Almanac has never missed a single year of publication.)
Greatest of All Almanac Blunders
Roger Scaife was appointed editor in 1936. His term coincided with the only time in the history of the Almanac that it declined precipitously in circulation and financial stability. (The 1938 edition had a circulation of only 88,000, compared with 225,000 in 1863!) Scaife also committed the greatest of all Almanac blunders: He dropped the weather forecasts! In their place, he substituted temperature and precipitation averages. The public outcry was so great that he reinstated the forecasts in the next year's edition, but it was too late to save his reputation.
Robb Sagendorph knew a good deal when he saw one, and in 1939 he bought The Old Farmer's Almanac and became editor. Sagendorph, who had moved his family to tiny Dublin, New Hampshire, four years earlier to start Yankee Magazine, now held the future of the Almanac in his hands. Luckily, he had a strong grip, a keen sense of the publishing business, and a nurturing heart devoted to tradition.
Sagendorph, feeling that tradition was the Almanac's strongest suit, immediately reestablished its format and editorial style to be more as it was under Robert B. Thomas. As a result, The Old Farmer's Almanac became witty, wise, and more entertaining, as it had been a hundred years earlier.
In 1942, a German spy was apprehended by the FBI after being landed on Long Island, New York, by a U-boat the night before. The impact of this event was felt all the way to Dublin, New Hampshire, because The Old Farmer's Almanac was found in his coat pocket. The U.S. government speculated that the Germans were using the Almanac for weather forecasts, which meant that the book was indirectly supplying information to the enemy.
Fortunately, Sagendorph managed to get the government to agree that there would be no violation of the "Code of Wartime Practices for the American Press" if the Almanac featured weather indications rather than forecasts. It was a close call that almost ruined the Almanac's perfect record of continuous publication.
The story since World War II has been one of growth and expanded range. The Almanac passed the four million circulation mark in the early 1990s. Robb Sagendorph died in 1970, after 30 years as editor, and his nephew, Judson Hale, took over.
In 2000, Janice Stillman became the 13th (and first female) editor of The Old Farmer's Almanac. She maintains the style established by her predecessors, the editorial direction taken by Hale, and a true dedication to hundreds of years of tradition while striving always to appear brand-spanking-new.
Learn more about the Almanac's origins, history, and odd moments along its path to North America's most popular reference book! Watch The Old Farmer's Almanac Documentary Video!


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For the third time, Nashville's Ryman Auditorium is Pollstar's Theatre of the Year.
Nominated with four other theatres -- New York City's Beacon, Atlanta's Fox, California's Nokia Theatre L.A. Live and New York's Radio City Music Hall -- at Saturday's 22nd annual Pollstar Concert Industry Awards, the Ryman was named by concert industry professionals as the nation's top theatre.
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