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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Three of the most dangerous Taliban leaders in Pakistan, once arch-enemies, have formed an alliance that could threaten thousands of American troops set to arrive across the border in Afghanistan this year, according to an exclusive interview with one of the commanders.
Maulvi Nazir, one of the leaders of the newly established Council of the Mujahedeen Union, said U.S. troops in Afghanistan were "absolutely" the group's target. "We have readied suicide bombers for them, they cannot escape us," he said in the interview, sitting in front of the mountains that separate Pakistan and Afghanistan, a black turban wrapped around his head.
Until Nazir helped form the alliance, he and another tribal leader had been clashing with the most notorious Taliban commander in Pakistan, Baitullah Mehsud, believed to be responsible for dozens of suicide attacks inside Pakistan in 2008.
The three had been fighting, at some points openly in the streets of Waziristan, for the past two years. Now that they have formed an alliance, analysts in Pakistan and the United States say, they will be able to focus more on sending fighters across the border into Afghanistan, putting U.S. troops at greater risk.
"We, Baitullah, Hafiz Gul Bahadur [the third commander] and all our friends reached the conclusion that organizations have created mistrust and discrimination among us -- the CIA, Mossad, and especially Pakistani organizations," he told an ABC News cameraman, referring to the American, Israeli, and Pakistani spy agencies. "All these divisions, cracks and mistrust were created by the enemy. Baitullah, Hafiz Gul Bahadur and I understood this and reached this conclusion and put all differences aside and united against the enemy."
The alliance was first reported in late February, but until now, none of the three commanders had confirmed its existence in an interview.
"We were dealing with three evils, but now we're dealing with one big devil," a Pakistani intelligence agent in Waziristan told ABC News. "Strategically, they all can now facilitate each other more effectively."
The United States has identified Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, seven districts along the border, as one of the largest threats to peace in Afghanistan. Dozens of al Qaeda and Taliban affiliated training camps are located in the tribal areas, American officials have said, most notably in North and South Waziristan, where the CIA has been leading a covert war using missiles fired from unmanned drones.
The alliance is yet more proof, analysts say, that the Pakistani intelligence and military services have failed to stem a militancy that still uses safe havens inside Pakistani borders.
"These networks have been allowed to operate," says Samina Ahmed, the Pakistan country director for the International Crisis Group. "They have fought with the government and the government security agencies. And yet we see after all these years, not only are their networks intact, they can forge open alliances, and declare war on Afghanistan and American troops -- from Pakistani territory."
Nazir did not mention Mullah Omar, the leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan, during the interview. But one-page announcements distributed in mosques across North and South Waziristan have mentioned him, likely indicating that the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban have never been more united against a common enemy.


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6 October 2006The Hampton Court Palace Cooks are heading back to Argyll's Lodging in Stirling this October to recreate the feasts and fancies enjoyed by 17th Century aristocracy. On 11-15 October from 10.00am to 5.00pm, visitors will get the unique chance to watch as the seven-strong team experiment with the sumptuous cuisine enjoyed by a Scottish nobleman of the 1680s. For the past decade they have been rediscovering the secrets of Tudor cookery in the England of the 1500s in the impressive kitchen complex at Hampton Court Palace, London.
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One of the best ways to improve department performance is to share ideas with companies of like size or industry. A week ago, my team attended a knowledge sharing session jointly hosted by the internal audit departments of The Coca-Cola Co., Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, and Nike. We spent three days in Atlanta (one day spent at each of the Atlanta-based corporate headquarters) focused on sharing information about department size and structure as well as the unique aspects of each audit practice. We had guest speakers, including our respective CFOs and subject matter experts, supplemented by department presentations and benchmarking discussions. Formal topics for benchmarking included: 1) Audit Staffing Strategy and Rotational Staffing Models, 2) Internal Audit's Role in ERM, 3) Data Analytics and Fraud Auditing, and 4) Internal Audit's Role in FCPA and Anti-corruption Compliance.
In addition to several great days of information sharing and benchmarking, we also learned about the culture and history of each organization through tours of the Delta and Home Depot on-site museums as well as the World of Coca-Cola. Nike shared its history through campus pictures and the latest multi-media information – which were, of course, spectacular. Although the CAEs of each of these companies already had close networking relationships, what I found most beneficial were the relationships developed at the team management level. For example, now each team's IT audit group has a contact to call to bounce ideas off of and to ask questions.
If your teams have the opportunity to meet with companies in your home cities and can take the time to organize a knowledge sharing session, I highly recommend it. I think I can speak for the group in saying that these sessions served to deepen our admiration of each of the brands represented and of the teams that lead their internal audit practices.
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Create gorgeous backgrounds, layer photos, add embellishments and more, for layouts as timeless and unique as your memories. Join designer Kelly Purkey as she guides you through seven alluring scrapbook pages, including the "You Are My Sunshine," "Hey, Foxy!" and "Partner in Crime." Kelly will demystify design principles such as the rule of thirds, visual triangles and page anchors for well-balanced layouts you'll love. She'll also share a fun new misting technique to create your most beautiful backgrounds yet! Then, work with neutral color schemes and monochromatic pages for a fresh look that keeps the focus on your photos and the faces you love so much in them! Plus, to highlight the techniques you'll learn in this class, we've created a project kit packed with patterned paper, a fun sticker pack and beautiful embellishments, also available for purchase right here on Craftsy!
Meet your instructor, designer Kelly Purkey, and dive right into creating a scrapbook layout. Throughout the class, Kelly shares personal layouts she has designed for her own scrapbook, and shows how she has used design principles that you can apply to similar layouts of your own. In this first lesson, learn about the rule of thirds, stamping and fussy cutting as you explore Kelly's "Tasty & Alder" page.
Misted letter stencils and a visual triangle are key components of the "You Are My Sunshine" page. Follow along with Kelly as she shows how to align your letters easily, add raised elements and crop photos to embellish this cheerful layout.
A visit to a flea market provides lots of fun photos to create a collage of colors, texture and images. See how Kelly chooses colors and patterns that complement her photographs, then auditions them on the page to achieve an arrangement that's pleasing to the eye.
Four friends are the focus of this simply titled page. Learn how to mist a larger stencil inside a cardboard box to protect your workspace (and clothes!), then use a clustered layout to showcase a single photo.
Die-cut papers are ideal for adding dimension to your scrapbook pages. See how to audition and attach multiple layers of paper behind and around a fun photo, then use fussy-cut illustrations (Kelly uses adorable foxes) to embellish it.
Use a larger photo as the anchor for multiple smaller photos that branch off from it. Use complementary colored and patterned papers to tie them all together. Kelly demonstrates with a quartet of black-and-white snapshots and also shows how to troubleshoot your layout so it looks cohesive.
A visit to The High Line park in New York City is the theme of this dramatic page. Learn how to combine both vertical and horizontal photos in a pleasing way, and choose a layout and embellishments that echo the linear theme. You'll use washi tape and add journaling to complete the look.
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Battle of Lake Erie Bicentennial: The Battle
This might be important to some people but frankly it caused alot of congestion and problems here.
Please don't depreciate this event. I am not a tourist lover - period - but it was gratifying to see so many people come out to celebrate the victorious outcome of this historic battle. It was nice to see droves of people coming to "vacationland" for something other than going to PIB to tie one on. The people I spoke with had a keen knowledge of the history of the battle, and the ones who didn't were lapping up every bit of information they could. Putting the economic boost to the local businesses aside, this was a fantastic history lesson which many people were anxious to learn from.
Perhaps if you took part in the celebration in any fashion, you would understand how and why the Battle of Lake Erie is so important. The Bicentennial was celebrated to the magnitude that it was not only for it's importance but also because of the fact that it is a Bicentennial. It's something that only happens once. When they celebrated the Centennial, it was with the same pomp and circumstance of the time.
Bringing business into the local economy helps everybody. Not one person or business but everybody. This event was one of those occasions.
Congratulations to the Perry Group and all the sponsors and volunteers for putting on a spectacular event. I was fortunate to be able to watch from one of the escort boats. We salute the incredible bravery of the sailors on both sides. But it is troubling when some folks use occasions like this to re-write history and glorify war.
It`s really too bad that our local papers can`t hire a "photographer" instead of a "picture taker". At least 2/3 of the pictures he post are either of the same thing or of things that don`t even matter to the subject. Like in this gallery, only about 1/2 of the pictures are of the sailing ships and none of them even have Perry`s Monument in the background and they aren`t really very good shots.
FST you have to take a thousand pictures to get the "one great shot" Perrys monument could not be seen from the scene of the battle, perhaps some one will share some as you describe as the ships left or arrived at the bay. There were thousands of spectators and the photographer no doubt wanted to capture the moment as it was happening as well as more sterile historical shots. I thought given the conditions and restrictions placed on vessels viewing the event he did a pretty good job. Thanks for sharing Sandusky Register!


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Everything about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers franchise was a little bizarre - the uniforms, the draft choices, the personnel decisions...even their home stadium! "The Big Sombrero", Tampa Stadium, with its odd-shaped grandstands and office tower-like press facility rising from beyond, fit perfectly with the franchise. Still, all the quirkiness created one of the most die-hard followings in all of football. On this day, the packed house has much to cheer about. It's the third quarter and the Bucs are up on hated rivals the Chicago Bears 20-0. There's a little chill in the South Florida air, but with the gorgeous purple sky above and the Bucs defense getting ready to stuff another Bears drive below, life is perfect. SNAP! The moment is preserved for all time, and now available for your wall.
With this poster, you are transported back to the old stadium, and as you pan across the landscape you feel like you are there, with 70,000 of your closest friends. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus - the action on the field, the players and coaches on the sidelines, the press box, the spectators, and the scoreboards. It is a beautiful piece that deserves a nice frame and a prominent place on the wall of every old-school Bucs fan!
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The University of Connecticut Law School Alumni Association, Inc. held its Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner on October 29, 2013 at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville, where a packed house gathered to recognize the distinguished careers of this year's honorees: Michael L. Aresco '76, the recipient of the Distinguished Graduate Award; former Law School Interim Dean Willajeanne F. McLean, who received the Alumni Association's Distinguished Service Award; and Public Service Award recipient John A. Danaher, III '80.
The University of Connecticut Law School Alumni Association, Inc. thanks the following for their generosity in buying tables in support of the 2014 Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner:
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James T. (Tim) Shearin is chairman of Pullman & Comley LLC. He has wide-ranging experience in federal and state courts, at both the trial and appellate levels, and before arbitration and mediation boards. He represents clients in the areas of commercial and business, intellectual property, Internet piracy and computer crimes, banking, securities, antitrust, products liability and general civil litigation.
Shearin has lectured and written on the constitutionality of Connecticut's Prejudgment Remedy Statute, the "ins and outs" of civil forfeitures, lender-liability law, federal discovery rules, implications of expert disclosure in federal court, limitations of technical advancements in the practice of law, rules and practices governing the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut, the means by which to secure federal judgments, medical malpractice liability for HMOs, defense of covenant not to compete cases, Markman hearings, the federal jurisdiction of national banks, federal court practice and procedure, expert witnesses, settlement conferences and mediation in the federal court, case management, the art of written and oral advocacy and adhesion contracts. Shearin is also an American Arbitration Association-qualified arbitrator.
Barbara J. Collins is a solo practitioner in Hartford. Also a graduate of the NYS School of Industrial Relations at Cornell University, she has for over thirty-five years represented labor unions, individual employees and multi-employer pension and health and welfare trust funds in labor and employment matters. Since 2000 she also has been an arbitrator and mediator in the labor and employment area.
Collins is a former president of the Connecticut Bar Association along with being a member and former Chair of the CBA Executive Board of the Human Rights and Responsibility, and the Labor and Employment Sections. She was on the House of the Delegates for the CBA for over ten years, Chair of the CBA Human Rights Section and on the Executive Board of the CBA Workers' Compensation Section. In addition, she is a member of the Steering Committee and Chair of the Labor and Employment Relations Association (Central Connecticut Chapter), a joint labor and management organization which sponsors approximately five lectures a year on topics of interest to labor and management. She also is a member of the Connecticut Employment Lawyers Association. From 2000 to 2012 she was an arbitrator for the State of Connecticut Board of Mediation and Arbitration representing the interests of labor. In 2012 she was appointed to the Connecticut State Board of Labor Relations as one of three Board members.
Since 2000 Collins has served on the Board of Directors of The University of Connecticut School of Alumni Association, including one term as president. For the last 11 years she has been President of the Rockledge Women's Golf Group in West Hartford and in October 2013 she began a two year term as President of the Southern New England Women's Golf Association (SNEWGA). She also is a Professional Ski Instructor Association certified ski instructor and for over ten years ran the Weekend Children Ski Program at Ski Sundown, New Hartford, CT.
Harry Weller has worked for almost 30 years as an appellate prosecutor in the Office of The Chief State's Attorney. In his career he has handled every type of criminal case, from marijuana possession to capital crimes.
Weller was the lead appellate attorney in Connecticut's first death penalty case, State v. Michael Ross, and was again lead appellate attorney in his second full appeal until Ross' execution on May 13, 2005. Weller has been either lead attorney or consultant on every capital case prosecuted in Connecticut since 1994. He also has handled many high-profile appeals for the state.
Weller has received many awards for his advocacy, including Prosecutor of the Year in 2005. He has lectured both state and local prosecutors on some of the more complicated issues they would face, especially in capital litigation. He also has taught legal research and writing at UConn Law School and for two years taught the Prosecutor's Criminal Appellate Clinic at Quinnipiac University School of Law.
Weller and his family are members of Beth David Synagogue in West Hartford where he has served as the shul's co-president and presently is vice-president, chair of the Ritual Committee and Gabbai rishon. He also serves on the Judaic Studies Committee of the Hebrew Academy from which both of his daughters graduated.
Presently, he lives in West Hartford with his wife Robyn, a teacher for 30 years in Granby Connecticut. His daughter Sarah, son-in-law Yossi and grandson Natan Gavriel live in Jerusalem. Sarah is a school teacher and Yossi a licensed Israeli tour guide. His younger daughter Elayna is a nurse that the Charter Oak Clinic in Hartford.
Distinguished Graduate Award Winners
1971 Thomas J. Meskill '56
1972 Douglass B. Wright '37
1973 Louis Shapiro '32
1974 Alva P. Loiselle '43
1975 Carl W. Nielsen '52
1976 Anthony V. DeMayo '51
1977 Carmine R. Lavieri '48
1978 T. Emmet Clarie '38
1979 Joseph W. Bogdanski '40
1980 Robert N. Giaimo '44
1981 Lewis B. Rome '57
1982 James F. English, Jr. '56
1984 William R. Davis '55
1985 Hugh F. Keefe '67
1986 James J. Kennelly '59
1987 Richard D. Tulisano '69
1988 Dale P. Faulkner '63
1989 John F. Droney '73
1990 Francisco L. Borges '78
1991 Thomas H. Dooley '64
1992 Robert R. Googins '61
1993 Hubert J. Santos '69
1994 Thomas D. Ritter '77
1995 Members of the Judiciary
1996 Randall Pinkston '80
1997 Richard N. Palmer '77
1998 Rosemary E. Giuliano '78
1999 Daniel F. Flynn '62
2000 Joette Katz '77
2001 William H. Trachsel '71
2002 Dona D. Young '80
2003 Thomas J. Groark, Jr. '65
2004 John H. Durham '75
2005 Alphonso E. Tindall, Jr. '81
2006 Hope C. Seeley '89
2007 Christopher F. Droney '79
2008 Kevin J. O'Connor '92
2009 Christine S. Vertefeuille '75
2010 James Sicilian '81
2011 James K. Robertson, Jr. '74
2012 Evan D. Flaschen '82
2013 Michael L. Aresco '76
2014 James T. Shearin '86
Distinguished Service Award Winners
1974 Aaron Nassau
1975 George F. Sherwood '66
1986 Phillip I. Blumberg
1987 Howard R. Sacks
1988 Thomas C. McKone '49
1989 Ethel S. Sorokin '53
1990 George Schatzki
1991 Peter A. Lane '67
1992 Cornelius J. Scanlon
1993 Ellen Ash Peters
1994 Robert C. Zampano
1997 David W. Collins '58
1998 Robert J. Callahan
1999 John C. Brittain
2000 Hugh C. Macgill
2001 Dr. Henry C. Lee
2002 Barbara B. Kennelly
2003 Donna F. Martinez '78
2004 James D. Bartolini '75
2005 Alfred V. Covello '60
2006 Nell Jessup Newton
2007 Kurt A. Strasser
2008 Rafael A. Santiago '83
2009 Alan E. Green '74
2009 Laurie S. Werling
2010 William R. Breetz
2011 Alexandra Davis DiPentima '79
2012 Jeremy Paul
2013 Willajeanne F. McLean
2014 Barbara J. Collins '78
Medal of Excellent Award Winners
1974 George F. Muir '39
1975 William R. Davis '55
1987 Robert W. Fiondella '68
1988 William S. Zeman '41
1989 Wesley W. Horton '70
1990 William B. Rush '59
2004 Ralph Gregory Elliot
2008 William F. Gallagher '63
2010 Anthony V. DeMayo '51
2012 The Honorable Ellen Ash Peters
Public Service Award Winners
1974 Robert C. Leuba '60
1975 William D. Graham '49
1987 Anne M. Hamilton '73 and Rosalind S. Katz '78
1988 Eunice S. Groark '65
1989 Robert I. Berdon '57
1990 Thomas P. Smith '72
2006 Joan Glazer Margolis '78
2007 Michael R. Sheldon
2009 Nora R. Dannehy
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Hello, I am doing a project for the RSC Bill Bryson Prize 2013.
The Theme is "How does science keeps us healthy?".
I am hoping to do some videos of myself doing some experiments (projects) on various different ways it can do this (or explanation instead of experiment).
I have until the 31 March 2013.
I have been chosen out of my year as I am gifted and talented so I will be able to do more complicated projects than 8th Grade.
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Seeing the Flood Story Through an Ancient Israelite Lens
Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
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Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
In his sermon, Dave Swaim discusses the early chapters of Genesis that seemingly contradict scientific evidence, and he suggests that Christians have simply asked the "wrong questions" about this ancient text, which has led to warfare between the two. In light of this, Swaim wraps up his sermon with the three concluding points that he feels sums up the Biblical truth of creation: there is an all-powerful God, he has a perfect plan, and he has given us his love through Jesus Christ.
Brian Godawa looks at several aspects of ancient cosmography (descriptions of the universe) that also appear in the Bible, and what these aspects of the text mean for our understanding of Scripture.
Philosopher Robert Bishop explores the Biblical doctrine of creation, which he describes as "perhaps one of the most helpful pieces of theology for thinking about science", and describes why the doctrine needs to be recovered from narrower, contemporary interpretations of creation.
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
In this paper, physicist Ard Louis, a "scientist who believes in the miracles of the Bible", looks at the implications science has on the acceptance of miracles.
"As a Christian and a biblical scholar, I care both about Scripture as truth and about the ongoing scholarly conversation regarding the composition of the Hebrew Scriptures. And so, when I was asked to speak on the story of creation in Genesis 1, I welcomed the opportunity to give my thoughts on the interaction between this text and its ancient Near Eastern context."
The literary conventions employed in Genesis chapter 1 mark it out, not as a scientific document describing material origins, but as a theological polemic against surrounding ancient Near Eastern pagan religions. Creation language here and elsewhere in Scripture is not about establishing scientific origins of material substance and structure but about covenantal establishment and worldview.
Professor Denis Lamoureux presents the theory of evolutionary creation, which claims that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit created the universe and life through an ordained, sustained, and design-reflecting evolutionary process. The view of origins, says Lamoureux, fully embraces both the religious beliefs of biblical Christianity and the scientific theories of cosmological, geological, and biological evolution.
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, enumerates 15 attitudes, assumptions, and convictions he considers to be most influential in inciting anti-intellectual sentiment among evangelical Christians.
Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.


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Five years ago, when Mike Robin and I were still doing The Closer, I was contacted by the Emmy Academy asking if someone from their intern program could join the writer's room. I said yes, because we can always use an extra pair of hands, and I thought it might be useful for a student to observe (and maybe participate in) the active life of a television series. Very shortly after that positive response, I was inundated with potential candidates. Instead of culling through all...
During his six-month "Blue Dot" mission on the International Space Station, German astronaut Alexander Gerst would often leave his camera running while he worked and did experiments. He shared many of the resulting images during his journey, which...
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417.765 Qualifications of members; terms417.775 Purpose and duties of local commission; local coordinated comprehensive plan; community plan417.790 Grants for services and initiatives, Great Start and juvenile servicesClick here to see the full ORS
417.765 Qualifications of members; terms. (1) A majority of a local commission on children and families, including the chairperson, shall be laypersons as defined in ORS 417.730 (6)(b). Appointments to the local commission shall reflect the county's or counties' diverse populations and shall reflect expertise along the full spectrum of developmental stages of a child, from the prenatal stage through 18 years of age. Members shall include persons who have knowledge of the issues relating to children and families in the affected communities, including education, municipal government and the court system.
(2) Members of the local commission shall be appointed to four-year terms. The appointing board or boards of county commissioners may appoint a member for additional terms or may limit the number of terms that a member may serve. [1993 c.676 §13; 1999 c.528 §1; 1999 c.1053 §12]
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417.790 Grants for services and initiatives, Great Start and juvenile services. The State Commission on Children and Families shall:(1) Make grants to local commissions on children and families to fund research-based services and initiatives to improve outcomes for children, youth or families. The state commission shall assist counties in the implementation of community services that are efficient, accountable, coordinated and readily available. Grants for services and initiatives to support children, youth or families shall be used at the local level according to the county's local coordinated comprehensive plan. These services shall be provided in accordance with ORS 417.715 and 417.720.(2) Make Great Start grants to local commissions on children and families to fund community-based programs for children who are newborn through eight years of age. A county or region shall use Great Start grant funds to provide research-based early childhood programs in community settings and to provide services that have proven to be successful and that meet the needs of the community as described in the county's local coordinated comprehensive plan. These services shall be provided in accordance with ORS 417.728. [1993 c.676 §31; 2001 c.976 §1]


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Jerry Gurney and Mason Merlino rip up a DIY quarterpipe in this clip from Independent.
Curren Caples is giving away four sets of Independent trucks on his Facebook page over the next four weeks.
The Goin' Bonanza crew skates House Park, TX on their way through SXSW.
Some guys just have it like that. Josh skates everything here, but his speed and buttery smooth style are best showcased when he attacks transitions. Long live backyard ramps!
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These dudes answered the Call of the 'Crete and went round for round in the parks and ponds of the Northwest. Heavy ripping is just a click away...
Here are some leftover photos from the "Getting High On The 5, Indy Sparks the Northwest" article in the May 2015 issue.
Chris Russell visits the resurrected Nude Bowl for a session under the desert sun.
Sean Conover makes as many tricks in a row as he can. Wow.
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Reynolds, Cyril, and Spanky roll through the NHS warehouse and pick out their favorite gear from Independent.
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Independent rider and all terrain beast, Ben Raemers, shreds a San Jose skatepark between a grill sesh from his homie, Zack Wallin.
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Amidst the New York City madness, the legendary Mark Gonzales still gets spry on a barrier slide during a photo shoot for his new Independent Trucks ad.
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Peter Hewitt gets all the dirt on where Stu's been and what he's been eating since he's been back in San Diego. Watch the clip here.
Peter Hewitt gets an assist from Willis Kimbel and their Independent trucks make the coping suffer. Watch the clip here.
Dakota Servold handles the ever popular Stoner Park in this On the Spot for Independent trucks.
Dylan Williams sets an early 2014 benchmark for technical wizardry. If you like ledges, you'll love this.
In this At Home brought you by Independent Trucks, David Gonzalez gives you a tour of his Long Beach rock complex.
P-Stone goes to work at the Hullet Bowl in Copenhagen for 35 Kroners and a six pack from Independent.
Independent went to Pittsburgh to spend some time with Evan Smith and got a tour of his home/music venue. Watch the clip here.
For the final installment the crew covers some ground and hits up all sorts of terrain. Watch the video here.
The crew hits Minneapolis for some DIY and visits one of its indoor facilities. Watch the video here.
Take a ride through the Midwest with Drehobl, Navarrette, Partanen, Childress, and more in part 1 of this video here.
Watch as Stu rips this Copenhagen bowl for a six pack of Tuborg and 35 dollars converted to Kroner for Independent trucks.
Independent Trucks just launched their new Fall/Holiday catalog with new Jeff Grosso limited, Andrew Reynolds hollow and the new Eric Koston color way.
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Dan Drehobl answers five questions while skating Washington Street in this clip from Independent.
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Shuriken Shannon, Tyler Surrey, and Dolan Stearns blow up the spot in this clip from Independent.
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Danny Dicola chooses between dreads or tight pants and talks about his dream hubba trick in this 5&5 for OJ wheels and Independent trucks.
Kevin Terpening expresses his opinions about step hops, AVE's hairstyles, and more in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
Ben Raybourn rips an undisclosed backyard in this Blow'n Up the Spot for Independent Trucks.
Elijah Berle rips the Girl facility in this clip from Independent. Watch it here.
Chris Troy skates a park and shows off the immaculate condition of his El Camino's engine in this 5&5 for Independent trucks.
Raney rips the Town Park in Oakland for this In the Parks clip from Independent.
Evan Smith rips a sick spot in Orlando while answering some questions about presidents and bum necks in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
Eric Koston answers five questions about Tampa and rips the course in this clip from Independent.
Steve Caballero talks about his favorite cars, guitars, and defunct skateparks in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
In this 5&5 for OJ Wheels and Indy, Marius breaks down his nickname, dodging the Finnish Army, and more.
Independent celebrates Peter Hewitt's 40th birthday and 25 years of having him on the team with some sick photos from throughout the years.
Shawn Hale goes all terrain beast-mode in this clip for Independent Trucks.
All-terrain terror Ben Raybourn floats one over the ladder from the deep end for his first Independent trucks ad.
Independent Trucks welcomes Julian Davidson to the team with this Ride The Best part fresh from the streets.
Jared Huss handles the Palm Springs park properly in this edition of "In the Park" for Santa Cruz Skateboards.
The Nuge takes you on a tour through his Hollywood Hills home, showing off his prized possessions and his local warm-up spots in this "@ Home" for Independent Trucks.
Daniel Lutheran lets us know how Toy Machine trips get so weird and why he likes California in this 5&5 for Independent.
Watch Andrew and friends as he gets put on the spot for Independent Trucks and Strange Notes.
Ron Allen gets surprised with a cake for his 50th birthday, then rips the Oakland street plaza in this clip from Independent.
Independent Trucks is proud to welcome back Tony Hawk to their team. His welcome video premieres on Jan 14th.
Evan Smith crushes the Tampa Am course in this Un Momento for Independent trucks.
Watch Leo Romero slay a fun-looking skatepark as only he can in this "On the Spot" for Independent Trucks.
Ben Raybourn and Kevin Kowalski wrap up their skate/camping trip in the Northwest with this clip from Independent.
Join Ben Raybourn, Kevin Kowalski, and friends on a proper Oregon skate camping mission in this clip from Independent.
Dakota jumps high up to a kinky and curvy rail in this new commercial from Independent.
Ben Raybourn discusses skating with glasses, Fred Gall feats of heroism, and his favorite fellow Texas skaters in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
Independent takes you behind the scenes of Christian Hosoi's latest ad.
Shawn Hale discusses his T.A.P. phase, stashing a ponytail, and the Birdman's bank account amidst ditch decimation in this 5 and 5 for Independent Trucks.
Dustin Dollin barks out the tricks for Braydon to earn a six pack and $35 in this Bake and Destroy-approved clip for Independent.
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East Coast upstart, Yaje Popson, gets steezy in the streets in this Raw Ams part from Independent trucks.
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Ben Raybourn had no problem doing six tricks, so he just kept going. Independent has the clip.
Omar Hassan gets wild with Madonna variations in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
Jaws destroys Paradise Valley, AZ in this "In the Park" for Independent Trucks.
Jaws nails six tricks to earn his 35 dollars and a six pack.
Independent comes through with yet another clip of amazing skating from Carlos Ribeiro.
Fritz Mead gets raw in a hot San Diego ditch for 35 bucks and a six pack in this clip from Independent Trucks.
Al Partanen and Chet Childress skate a bunch of pools in this clip from Independent.
The Boss gets a triple-set frontside flip in this new commercial from Independent Trucks.
Leo Romero rips a hubba in this new Independent commercial. Watch it here.
Peter Hewitt and Jeff Grosso rip a bunch of different ramps in this clip from Independent.
The first annual Desert Pool Duel went down last weekend in Palmdale and Independent comes through with the clip.
Independent spent a day with Drehobl. Check the clip out here.
Independent has a sick new clip of Duane Peters skating the Combi and shooting his newest ad.
Some folks stretch to warm up. Dave Abair bombs hills. He takes it to the raw streets of SF in this Comfort Zone for Strange Notes.
Find out what Kenny Anderson would and wouldn't do for $5000 and to win the Tampa pro contest in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
Chris Haslam contemplates a life instead of skateboarding, the things he wouldn't do to win Tampa Pro and then slays a quarter pipe in this 5&5 for Independent Trucks.
In this St. Patrick's Day edition, Justin "Figgy" Figueroa earns a sixer of Guinness, $35, and a bonus bottle of Jameson.
David Gonzalez handles six tricks in Skatepark of Tampa's bowl for $35 and a six pack, in this special Tampa Pro Edition.
Huge kinked rails, crazy spots, and almost getting killed in Independent Trucks Raw Ams with Fritz Mead.
Clint Walker finds unique lines and takes big hits in this sick clip from Independent.
Sean Gutierrez and Peabody bounce some questions off of each other and skate the Potrero park in this clip from Indy.
Ryan Reyes gets six gnarly tricks at Bondi Beach to earn 35 dollars and a six pack.
Pedro Barros, Omar Hassan, and Josh Borden rip Chicken's Pool in this clip from Indy.
Ben Raybourn displays his backyard pool prowess in this clip from Independent.
Independent has a clip of Grant Taylor and crew ripping SF from the weekend of the SOTY party.
Independent has a sick slideshow featuring a bunch of Rhino's photos from the past year.
Kyle Berard earns his 35-dollars and a six pack at Washington Street in this clip from Independent.
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Emmanuel Guzman grizzles up six tricks for 35 bucks and a six pack at Derby in this clip from Independent.
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Independent checks in with Ray Barbee at his house to find out what he's been up to.
Div rifles through six tricks in a pool to earn his 35 bucks and a six-pack.
Independent's Fall 2011 catalog is now up, featuring Taylor Bingaman, Div Adams, Chris Troy, David Gonzalez, and Sean Conover.
Independent Trucks has part 2 of their road to Texas with Homoki, Smith, Shannon and Hooker.
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Roberto Aleman does five tricks and Sean Gutierrez asks him five questions in this clip from Strangenotes.
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The Independent Team 'Zine checks in on Fred Gall with skating from his recent travels. Part 1 of 2.
Strangenotes has a web article with a video of some of the Indy team at Bellmar's.
Carter and Doug let us hit up their zones and the crew was psyched. Locals Raney Beres, Raymond Sanchez, and Ben Johnson jumped in and got the session going with Jaws and Taylor Smith. A big thanks to Carter for hooking it up.
Came across this little gem in the heat. Shuriken, Emmanuel, Taylor, Truman, and Jaws found some good lines and had some good laughs.
Texas is known for its ditches. Jaws, Guzman, Truman, and Shuriken take advantage of a sick hip and take flight.
The Independent Team Zine catches up with Darren Navarrette with photos and a day-in-the-life video.
We pulled up to Santa Rita, where Shuriken Shannon, Taylor Smith, and Jaws got their legs going.
Independent has an interview with Taylor Smith, accompanied by photos and a sick video part.
Check out all of the new products from Independent in their fall/holiday 2010 catalog.
Rhino has a blog on the Indy site with photos and video of a practice session on the super park.
Kevin Kowalski has some sick footage skating the massive Lincoln City skatepark over at Strangenotes.
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Postherpetic neuralgia (post-her-PET-ic noo-RAL-jah) is a complication of shingles, which is caused by the chickenpox (herpes zoster) virus. Most cases of shingles clear up within a few weeks. But if the pain lasts long after the shingles rash and blisters have disappeared, it's called postherpetic neuralgia.
Postherpetic neuralgia affects your nerve fibers and skin, and the burning pain associated with postherpetic neuralgia can be severe enough to interfere with sleep and appetite. The risk of postherpetic neuralgia increases with age, primarily affecting people older than 60. The area affected also makes a difference. When shingles occurs on the face, for example, the likelihood of postherpetic neuralgia is significantly higher than for other parts of the body.
Currently, there's no cure for postherpetic neuralgia, but there are treatment options to ease symptoms. For most people, postherpetic neuralgia improves over time.
The signs and symptoms of postherpetic neuralgia are generally limited to the area of your skin where the shingles outbreak first occurred — most commonly in a band around your trunk, usually on just one side of your body.
Signs and symptoms may include:
See a doctor at the first sign of shingles. Often the pain starts before you notice a rash. Your risk of developing postherpetic neuralgia is cut in half if you begin taking antiviral medications within 72 hours of developing the shingles rash. While steroids are sometimes prescribed for a more rapid resolution of the shingles rash and to provide short-term pain relief, their role in preventing postherpetic neuralgia has not been proved.
Once you've had chickenpox, the virus that caused it remains in your body for the rest of your life. As you grow older, the virus can reactivate. Sometimes this occurs when your body is stressed — because of another infection or due to medications that suppress your immune system, for example. The result is shingles. Because you have some immunity against the virus, rather than getting a full body rash, the rash occurs in areas of skin supplied by the nerve where the virus is reactivated.
Postherpetic neuralgia occurs if your nerve fibers are damaged during an outbreak of shingles. Damaged fibers aren't able to send messages from your skin to your brain as they normally do. Instead, the messages become confused and exaggerated, causing chronic, often excruciating pain that may persist for months — or even years.
While you may initially talk to your family doctor about your signs and symptoms, he or she may refer you to a nerve specialist (neurologist) or a doctor who specializes in the treatment of chronic pain.
Before your appointment, you might want to write a list of answers to the following questions:
During the exam, your doctor will look at your skin and ask you about your symptoms. He or she may touch your skin in different places, to determine the borders of the affected area and any changes in the sensation of touch and temperature.
He or she may ask you how the pain is affecting your enjoyment of life, your sleep and your interactions with others. Your doctor may also review in detail medications you may have tried for this pain, including the dosages and any side effects you experienced. It's helpful if you have collected this information prior to your appointment. Finally, he or she will review your other medical conditions and medications before determining the best course of treatment for you.
In most cases, postherpetic neuralgia can be diagnosed during the office exam. No tests are usually necessary.
There is no single treatment that relieves postherpetic neuralgia in all people. In many cases, it may take a combination of treatments to reduce the pain.
These are small, bandage-like patches that contain the topical, pain-relieving medication lidocaine. These patches can be cut to fit only the affected area. You apply the patches, available by prescription, directly to painful skin to deliver temporary relief.
These patches contain a very high concentration of an extract of chili peppers (capsaicin), which can be effective at relieving the nerve pain of postherpetic neuralgia. Capsaicin is available as a low-concentration cream over-the-counter and can improve pain over several weeks if the application is tolerated — it causes a burning sensation in many people. The capsaicin skin patch is a much higher concentration and is given only in your doctor's office by trained personnel after first applying a numbing medication to the affected area. The process takes at least two hours, but a single application is effective in decreasing pain for some people for up to three months. If effective, the application process can be repeated every three months.
Certain anti-seizure medications can lessen the pain associated with postherpetic neuralgia. These medications stabilize abnormal electrical activity in your nervous system caused by injured nerves. Doctors may prescribe gabapentin (Neurontin, Gralise), pregabalin (Lyrica) or another anticonvulsant to help control burning and pain. Side effects of these drugs include drowsiness, unclear thinking, unsteadiness and swelling in the feet.
Certain antidepressants — such as nortriptyline (Pamelor), amitriptyline, duloxetine (Cymbalta) and venlafaxine (Effexor XR) — affect key brain chemicals that play a role in both depression and how your body interprets pain. Doctors often prescribe antidepressants for postherpetic neuralgia in smaller doses than they do for depression alone. Common side effects of these medications include drowsiness, dry mouth, lightheadedness and weight gain. Side effects may vary depending on the antidepressant.
Some people may need prescription-strength pain medications containing tramadol (Ultram, Ryzolt, Conzip), oxycodone (Percocet, Roxicet, Tylox) or morphine. Opioids can cause mild dizziness, drowsiness, confusion and constipation. They can also be addictive. Although this risk is generally low, discuss it with your doctor. Tramadol has been linked to psychological reactions, such as emotional disturbances and suicidal thoughts. These medications should not be combined with alcohol or other drugs and may impair your ability to drive.
You may find that the following over-the-counter medications ease the pain of postherpetic neuralgia:
The herpes zoster vaccine (Zostavax) has been shown to decrease the risk of shingles by almost 70 percent. The vaccine has been shown to be effective and is approved by the Food and Drug Administration for adults age 50 and older and is recommended for all adults 60 and older regardless of whether they have had shingles in the past.
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North Korea has threatened to nullify the armistice that ended the 1950-53 Korean War.
The North Korean rhetoric appears to be in response to threatened United Nations sanctions that may be put in place following the Feb. 12 North Korean test of a nuclear weapon, DOD officials said.
The North Korean Central News Agency quoted officials in the North saying the threat is because the United States and South Korea are holding annual military exercises.
North Korea "will achieve nothing by threats or provocations, which will only further isolate North Korea and undermine international efforts to ensure peace and stability in Northeast Asia," said Army Lt. Col. Cathy Wilkinson, a Pentagon spokeswoman.
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Mitch Petty, left, applauds the effort of his son, Blake, 11, during his basketball game at the Evansville Basketball Academy in September. The father of three was scheduled for a kidney transplant in about 84 hours at the Indiana University Health University Hospital in Indianapolis. Petty was tired of being sick (diagnosed with CVID, an immune disorder) and wanted to get off the sidelines and back on the court coaching his kids, Evan, 7, bottom center, and Hannah, 7, bottom right, as well as relieving some of the burden on his wife, Meredith, top center.
Meredith Petty, right, and her husband, Mitch eat at St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis with their guests Charlie and Jennifer Bockelman the evening before Mitch's kidney transplant. Charlie Bockelman was donating a kidney the next morning to the husband of his co-worker, Meredith, after secretly being tested. The two men were strangers.
Charlie Bockelman samples the lobster on Mitch Petty's plate at St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis the night before their kidney transplant in September. "If we can share a kidney, we can share a lobster," Petty said.
A visit to St. Elmo Steak House offered Charlie and Jennifer Bockelman and Mitch and Meredith Petty a chance to share stories of their young children as well as offer thanks before heading back to their hotels for the evening. The two families would become forever linked the next morning when Charlie Bockelman would give Mitch Petty one of his kidneys.
Mitch Petty, left, and Charlie Bockelman arrive a bit too early to get checked-in to Indiana University Health University Hospital in Indianapolis for their kidney transplant in September. By 7:30 am, Bockelman was on his way to the operating room to have a kidney removed in what was about a three-hour procedure.
Charlie Bockelman, husband and father of two young sons, meets the team of operating room personnel who would be removing one of his kidneys at the Indiana University Health University Hospital in Indianapolis for recipient Mitch Petty.
Mitch Petty waves to his kidney donor, Charlie Bockelman, as he leaves for the operating room at Indiana University Health University Hospital early Monday morning. Petty and Bockelman were in facing rooms – divided by a narrow corridor and open pull curtains – as they were prepared for the kidney transplant.
Mitch Petty is overcome as his kidney donor, Charlie Bockelman, heads for the operating room at Indiana University Health University Hospital early Monday morning. Petty and Bockelman were in facing rooms – divided by a narrow corridor and open pull curtains – as they were prepared for the kidney transplant with their wives at their sides.
Mitch Petty can only wait his turn to be transported to the operating room moments after watching his kidney donor, Charlie Bockelman, go ahead of him.
Transplant surgeon John A. Powelson, second left, separates connective tissue to free the kidney of Charlie Bockelman for transplant into the recipient, Mitch Petty, during a Sept. 9, 2013, operation. Removing the kidney took about three hours.
Mitch Petty is readied for his surgery at the Indiana University Health University Hospital. Petty would have a new kidney courtesy of donor Charlie Bockelman in about two hours. Bockelman was in the next operating room over separated by a swinging door.
Transplant surgeon William C. Goggins prepares Mitch Petty's new kidney – donated courtesy of Charlie Bockelman in the next operating room over – for insertion into Petty's abdominal cavity Sept. 9, 2013.
Jennifer Bockelman, left, and Meredith Petty keep family and friends updated on their husbands' kidney transplant operations by texting from the waiting room of Indiana University Health University Hospital Monday morning.
Mitch Petty is greeted in his garage by his 7-year-old twins Hannah and Evan five days after receiving a new kidney.
Three months and two days after undergoing a kidney transplant, Mitch Petty's life is getting back to normal as he and his son, Blake, 11, tease Hannah, 7, about her upcoming first basketball game of the season.
The Petty Family gets together for a Christmas celebration at the Bockelman Family's home in Newburgh, Ind., on a recent Sunday afternoon. The bond between the families was created by the gift of one of Charlie Bockelman's kidneys to Mitch Petty in September of this year.
A game of "spoons" is one of the catalysts creating a bond between the two families of Mitch Petty, top left, and Charlie Bockelman, top right, on a recent Sunday afternoon. With two sons of his own, Bockelman of Newburgh, Ind., knew right away he would donate one of his kidneys to Petty of Evansville if the opportunity arose. Although strangers at the time, Bockelman wanted Petty to be able to watch his three children grow up and be part of their lives. Bockelman donated his kidney on Sept. 9, 2013. Pictured are, from left, Hannah Petty, 7, Max Bockelman, 11, Blake Petty, 11, Evan Petty, 7, and Evan Bockelman, 9.


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Ok, I know how to mig weld, I know what cfh to run, what voltage, and wire speed for diff types of metal and metal thickness but I am encountering a MAJOR problem that for the life of me I can't figure out.
Ok so when I weld instead of the "bacon & eggs" sound it makes a "hissing" sound like a snake. It burns through everything and doesn't flow well.
It's a Millermatic 200, an older one, like 10-15 years or so. It usually works good, but I don't know what could've gone wrong.
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It sounds like your spraying with slow wire feed (burning holes). i.e. your amps are too high and your wire speed too slow. turn down your amps and/or increase your wire speed.
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you didn't mention if this was a new problem on an old welder of your's or new to you but old ?? if you just got it and are having this problem or its been doing fine then went bad.
has any one used it for flux core and not returned the connections for solid wire ?? are you torch + or - ??
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