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So, while it might seem like Kris can do it all and still remain composed, she admitted to the mag that isn't always the case. "I may put on a brave face from time to time, but inside, sometimes I'm very scared," she said.
The Momager and her famous family might get a lot of criticism in the media, she thinks that her reality show speaks for itself. "It's so funny that somebody can criticize a show like ours, and yet we employ hundreds of people. And it's been such a great learning experience for all of my kids. It's the best education I could offer them."
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Escape From SOTY Island
Sometimes a video is so gnarly it defies an appropriate caption. Let's keep it simple: the skating here is absolutely incredible and you've got to watch this. Featuring David Gonzalez, Grant Taylor, Collin Provost, Pedro Barros, Louie Lopez, and Geoff Rowley.
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Spider gets tubed, Grant and Pedro blast big and the SOTY takes on the biggest wave on the Islands.
The Volcom crew sample some epic DIY 'crete deep in the Maui countryside.
Escape From SOTY Island
Sometimes a video is so gnarly it defies an appropriate caption. Let's keep it simple: the skating here is absolutely incredible and you've got to watch this. Featuring David Gonzalez, Grant Taylor, and crew.
Firing Line: Kyle Walker
When you think "street alley" you usually think dark and crusty. But Kyle finds a clean and wide beauty and stitches together a rad line.
Hall Of Meat: David Gonzalez
This slam would have broken the arm of most people. David's either made of rubber, from another planet, or just plain tough as nails.
Firing Line: Alex Midler
At some point in his young life this kid definitely learned how to skate.
Bombs Away
Bashing walls and bombing hills, Grant Taylor goes Haole-Wowee in Hawaii Kai.
Classics: Chris Senn "This Is Skateboarding"
Chris has always ripped, but he shocked a lot of people with how gnarly and well-rounded this part was. Colin Provost introduces a classic from the 2003 Emerica vid.
Firing Line: Alec Majerus
The spot was hectic this day but Alec sneaks in a rad line.
Firing Line: Louie Lopez
It seems like Louie grows taller every clip you see of him. And his skating gets more gnarly as well.
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When the teaser itself stands alone as a great clip you know the full video is going to be epic. David Gonzalez, Grant Taylor, Louie Lopez, Collin Provost, Pedro Barros, and Geoff Rowley. Coming this Friday, 3/29/13.
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Distribution companies invariably operate in ever more complex markets, with tightening margins, increasing competition and a never-ending focus on sales and how to grow them. In order to succeed, businesses need to adapt quickly and grow into changing markets, as well as ensuring an effective marketing and sales function which can find, win and grow profitable customer relationships. Designed specifically to meet these challenges, IBS CRM can be deployed and customised quickly according to the unique needs of the business. Furthermore, as a fully integrated component of the award-winning IBS Enterprise (Distribution Management) application suite, IBS CRM streamlines not only front-end marketing and sales but uniquely carries that through into the core distribution processes.
"Our vision of Scalable Distribution includes scaling sales and marketing not only in size but also market reach and capability," said Andy Bailey, Chief Marketing Officer at International Business Systems. "Following closely on the heels of our recent IBS Distribution Intelligence announcement earlier this month, IBS CRM is the latest step in fulfilling our vision around scalable distribution, and is vital tool in helping businesses grow and change their business according to customer demands and market trends."
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As well as providing powerful account management, IBS CRM is equipped with tools which enable the creation and adaptation of forms and workflows. "This is really important for businesses which are looking to create a more comprehensive 360 degree view of their customers," Bailey added. "By striving for best practice in customer relationship management, businesses will inevitably be better equipped to meet the demands of the key value drivers for profitability in distribution, including raising revenue, lowering costs and increasing margins."
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Waste Site Cleanup & Reuse in New England
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Summary: In the center of an inner-city neighborhood, where an old industrial site was assessed and cleaned up, commercial greenhouses now flourish.
The old industrial site was once part of the former Taber Mill textile manufacturing complex. A single story manufacturing building formerly located on the site was constructed prior to 1906, and served as a weave mill for Taber Mill until the 1940s. After that, a manufacturer of cardboard boxes and paper products, Alden Corrugated, moved to the site in 1947 and operated until 1991. In 1995, the building was destroyed by fire, and was subsequently demolished. After demolition, significant quantities of unprocessed demolition debris remained in the basement of the former building, and four abandoned underground storage tanks containing petroleum product remained on the south portion of the site.
In 1999, the City was awarded a $65,000 EPA Targeted Brownfield Assessment to conduct an environmental assessment of the property. Based on the results of that assessment, the City conducted additional investigated further using $63,000 from an EPA Brownfield Assessment grant. Environmental assessment activities revealed that the soil, commingled with unprocessed construction and demolition debris, was contaminated with lead and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons.
In 2003, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection funded the removal of underground storage tanks from the south lot. Also, the City of New Bedford excavated approximately 30,000 cubic yards and backfilled with clean fill, at a cost of $500,000. To facilitate redevelopment, the City subdivided the entire site into 3 lots. The northern most lot (.42 acres) was sold to an abutting business to promote expansion. The center lot (2.8 acres) and southern lot (.65 acre) were retained by the City.
The center site has been redeveloped by Sid Wainer & Son Co., a wholesaler, importer, exporter, distributor, and grower of specialty produce and gourmet specialties. The company originated in New Bedford in 1914, and is still headquartered in the city, with annual sales of approximately $120 million. Sid Wainer & Sons Co. has earned a national reputation as one of the most prominent importers and growers of specialty produce and specialty foods.
To support the demand for specialty items, the company constructed and operates three 3,000 square foot greenhouses on the property. The greenhouses enable experimentation with both year-round greenhouse operation and inner-city farming techniques. A variety of vegetables are grown in the greenhouses, including heirlooms and other varieties not typically grown in the northeast.
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Artist Hugeutte Despault May will present her exhibit, "Drawings and Photographic Prints," beginning Thursday, November 8 in the Lawrence Gallery. The opening reception will also be held on Thursday from 4 - 7 PM, with the artist speaking to attendees at 4:30 PM. The exhibit will be on display until December 6. The gallery is open from 9 AM - 8 PM Monday through Friday. Learn more about Hugeutte May at www.huguettemay.com/.


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The 2012 Global Diaspora Forum challenged diaspora communities to forge partnerships with the private sector, civil society, and public institutions in order to make their engagements with their countries of origin or ancestry effective, scalable, and sustainable.
MPI/IOM Panel Discussion and Asia-Pacific Launch of Developing a Road Map for Engaging Diasporas in Development
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
The launch of the Diaspora handbook and a joint panel discussion that explored the opportunities and challenges that governments face when developing strategies to engage diaspora populations.
This discussion on the current global challenges of protecting refugees with Volker Türk, who directs UNHCR's Division of International Protection, and Kathleen Newland, Director of the Refugee Protection Program was organized around three main themes: protection gaps, burden-sharing, and reducing statelessness.
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A discussion focused the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD): its agenda, the policy areas that seem ripe for action, and what impact the discussions will have on the post-2015 development agenda.
This MPI event, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), discusses the critical issue of climate-related displacement in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the vulnerability of environmental migrants and how the international legal framework can better ensure their protection.
UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees T. Alexander Aleinikoff joined Kathleen Newland for a discussion on the Syrian refugee and internally displaced population, now considered one of the biggest humanitarian emergencies in a generation.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
Diaspora engagement has become a key and accepted component in the arsenal of development strategies. The question of how to effectively and efficiently harness the force of a country's diaspora through government intervention and policy remains one that many governments and international organizations must grapple with.


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The purpose of standing committees at Volunteer State Community College (VSCC) is to implement and ensure shared governance of the College by making recommendations concerning said governance. A key consideration in determining committee membership should be equitable representation of the College and its diversity. Membership on College Standing Committees is one of several opportunities and obligations available to faculty, staff, and students to serve the College and the greater community.
The request for membership will come from the President's Office. Faculty and staff may volunteer or be appointed to serve on committees. The College Steering Committee will make recommendations for membership on committees. Faculty members in the promotion and tenure process will receive priority in committee appointments. After review and approval by the President's cabinet, the College Steering Committee chair will notify faculty and staff regarding committee assignments. The members of each committee are responsible for fulfilling each committee's purpose and for maintaining effective two-way communication between the committee and their constituencies they represent. Members of each committee shall serve a maximum of three (3) years on the same committee. Participation in committee activities is an important function and will be reflected in employee evaluations.
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Each standing committee will select a Chair for the upcoming academic year no later than the last meeting of the current academic year (or April 30). If a Chair is not selected by the committee, then the College Steering Committee will recommend the Chair. Chairs shall serve a maximum term of two years with staggered terms to minimize chair turnover. Chairs should not chair more than one Standing Committee or Council concurrently. First-time committee Chairs will attend an orientation provided by the College Steering Committee. Chairs will:
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ASPCA President & CEO Ed Sayres discusses the new Louisville partnership with WDRB Fox 41 this morning.
We have some exciting news for Kentucky residents! A big congratulations goes out to three Louisville animal welfare organizations—Louisville Metro Animal Services, the Kentucky Humane Society and Alley Cat Advocates—for joining our ASPCA Partnership program. These organizations will gain access to various ASPCA resources, expertise and guidance, including strategic planning support, statistical analysis, training and participation in ground-breaking research projects.
ASPCA President Ed Sayres is in Louisville today to kick off this exciting new collaborative effort. "We look forward to the future success of this collaboration in Louisville, as these agencies already have displayed tremendous growth potential by working well together on joint adoption events and spay/neuter clinics," he says. "By continuing to build on those accomplishments, we know our partners will be able to affect positive changes for animals most at risk in the Louisville community."
Last year, nearly 20,000 homeless pets entered these three Louisville agencies. Through this partnership, we hope to assist with shelter overcrowding, increased pet adoptions and targeted spay/neuter programs.
"Working together, we will improve the lives of cats and dogs in our community," says Lori Redmon, president and CEO of the Kentucky Humane Society, "ensuring every pet is offered a second chance at finding happiness."
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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.
Falk's paper asks evangelical Christians to explore whether they are propping up a bubble that they, not God, have created, thereby isolating themselves from the world of academics. The essay describes five layers that may play a role in unnecessarily blocking entry, or reentry, of agnostic scientists into the realm of evangelicalism.
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Rebecca at the Well, 1838-1839
Jean-Baptiste Camille CorotFrench, 1796-1875
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During the 1830s, Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot executed a large number of religious and mythological scenes. Rebecca at the Well is the first of these pictures in which the figure is prioritized over the landscape, the genre for which Corot was best known. Rebecca's delicately painted facial features, leafy garland, gold earring, and even toenails, along with the carefully finished ceramic pot, reflect a shift in attention from background landscape to foreground narrative. Some scholars have suggested that this is the moment in the biblical story just before Abraham's servant Eliezer, who has been sent to find a bride for Abraham's son Isaac, approaches Rebecca. Absent are her ring and gold bracelets, which, according to the narrative, Eliezer gave to her. Others contend that this is the moment after their encounter, as gold earrings were often used in lieu of gold bracelets in contemporary accounts of the biblical story. In either case, Rebecca's inquisitive expression indicates that Corot was meditating on a moment of change in her life.
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Aisleyne Horgan: Exhibitionist At Large
It's very rare to see 32 year old glamor model and Big Brother UK star, Aisleyne Horgan, without at least one of her breasts popping out of her shirt. Sometimes it makes us wonder why she even bothers to put one on. They say that accessories make the outfit and it seems like Aisleyne takes that to heart. No elegant necklaces for this reality TV star, her breasts are the only accessory she needs. It's all good though because we don't mind seeing them. You can follow Aisleyne on Twitter to keep up with where her and her breasts will be appearing next.


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It can happen so gradually that at first you may not even be aware of it. But slowly you begin to notice-you don't hear as many birds singing as you used to. It's harder to make out what your grandchildren are saying. When you go out for dinner, you find yourself constantly saying "What?…What?" Your friends and family have started commenting, ever so gently, that you don't seem to be hearing well. And talking on the telephone? That's something you'd rather avoid.
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Over the weekend, a couple brought their eight month old child to Alinea, a Chicago restaurant headed by Chef Grant Achatz that has 3 Michelin stars. Alinea is considered one of the best restaurants in the country/world, and is heralded for its complex prix fixe tasting menu that runs over $200 and is purchased with tickets. Therefore, a routine decision to bring a child out in public to this fine establishment resulted in great controversy.
Tbl brings 8mo.Old. It cries. Diners mad. Tell ppl no kids? Subject diners 2crying? Ppl take infants 2 plays? Concerts? Hate saying no,but..
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Though the crying child apparently made it through the meal without being ejected from the restaurant (the Chicago Sun-Times reports via NBC Chicago that its parents had a babysitter who cancelled last minute), after the meal, Achatz tweeted about whether he should have asked the family to leave, prompting many to weigh in with their opinions, like food critic Michael Nagrant, who got a lot of flack for tweeting, "IT IS ABSURD TO BRING YOUR BABY TO ALINEA." There is now a parody Twitter account @AlineaBaby and Achatz went on Good Morning America Tuesday to discuss the incident.
Alinea co-owner Nick Kokonas explained that he thinks it's less about the baby and more about the parents with the baby. Truly, it's the adults in question that bring the real drama. Probably the only real reason to avoid bringing your child to a nice restaurant is not because you shouldn't along ethical or moral lines, but because despite our free market economy, there's no accounting for how much shit you're going to get from the tables surrounding you. It could end like the plane ride I took over Christmas where a woman somewhat rudely pointed out that a child was kicking her seat and the parent responded, "YEAH WELL KIDS DO THAT. DEAL WITH IT," an incident I feared would result in a bloodbath. Or it could be like the other plane ride I took over Christmas where a man more politely pointed out that a child was kicking his seat and the parent spent the rest of the ride dutifully making sure his kid kept his legs to himself.
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I'm in the process of building a go kart and according to my plans "must'' cut a perfect 1'' hole in 1'' erw tubing for the steering system. My 1''-1/8th hole saw is to big and of course the 7/8 to small. Does anyone make a 1'' hole saw and if so where might I purchase one. Thanks ken
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is there a 1'' hole saw
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Every company that makes hole saws makes a 1" hole saw. You can buy themjust about anywhere, home depot for example.Miller syncrowave 200 runner with coolmate 4
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You can even get a 25mm metric which would be a couple hundredths under in a perfect world. But like has already been mentioned, no hardware store hole saw is going to give you anything close to "perfect" if perfect is really necessary.
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Probably more expense than you would be willing to spend but have you looked at the Hougen or Blair cutters? Very clean and efficient cutters for nice round holes.
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If it needs to be a perfect 1"hole bring it to a machine shop and have it milled undersized and reamed to 1".Miller syncrowave 200 runner with coolmate 4
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Dumb question here? Your hole size equals the tubing diameter your drilling through. So in essence youre cutting the tubing for a fish mouth for another tube to pass through. If this is the case I use the holesaw of the same diameter as the tubing. Its a good fit up may not be perfect but it works. I have used this for years for horse corrals.
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Heck, I have a 6 inch whole saw.
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I don't know if this would be helpful, but when I wanted a perfect hole that was just a tiny bit under the diameter of a standard hole saw size, I ground down the "set" of the teeth by mounting a Dremel tool in a lathe tool post (with pipe straps) and running the hole saw in the chuck. The ground hole saw also made a cleaner hole than the original would have. Of course this won't work for all size holes.


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Ana surrendered a 3-0, double-break advantage in the deciding set as she lost what turned out to be her final match of 2013 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 to top seed Simona Halep.
The clash between the GARANTi KOZA Tournament of Champions in Sofia's top two seeds matched its billing and entertained an enthusiastic home crowd throughout. Both players started well, and Ana scored the first break. She won the first set largely by piling pressure on the Halep serve. Indeed the Romanian held just once.
The second set saw a huge momentum shift as the errors crept in Ana's game. Halep was strident and did a good job of moving Ana around the court to draw mistakes. She leveled the matched in emphatic style.
Both players took medical timeouts before and during the final set. Just as Halep had halted Ana's progress at the beginning of set two, Ana completely turned the tables on her 22-year-old opponent at the start of the decider.
Ana played almost flawlessly, overhwhelming the world No.13 and moving into a 3-0 lead with two breaks. Cue another change in momentum.
Halep once again re-focused, cut out the errors and Ana was unable to maintain her level. She missed some routine groundstrokes and lost six straight games as she fell to defeat after an hour and 51 minutes.
"I had a lot of chances, but she's obviously in good shape, she's been playing really well lately and you can tell how confident she is," said Ana afterwards.
"She started playing a lot better in the second set. Even though the score was 6-1, I think it was way more closer than that, I had a lot of chances. Overall it was a very tough match."
The match brings an end to Ana's 2013 season. "I had a really nice time here and I enjoyed the whole week," she said.
Ana will next be in competitive action in Auckland, New Zealand, in an event that starts on 29 December.
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I decided replace XP 32-bit with Win7 64-bit (same hardware). XP to Win7 requires a complete OS reinstall, which I did, and then restored my files. I keep an fSekrit 1.2 file on my system. To my dismay, it won't open. I know for certain the password is correct, but it refuses to open. All I receive is an invalid passphrase message.
In fact, I can now find NO way to open the fSekrit document. I've even tried copying the file back to an XP 32-bit system. The executable runs, but the document will not open. All I can get is the dialog with the invalid passphrase message. Obviously I have a different SID now, and the file has different permissions, but are those involved in the encryption in any way? I wouldn't think so.
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We work hard to find homes for loveable dogs around the country, doing everything from hosting adoption events to tweeting our tails off. But sometimes these precious pups just need a ride!
That's why we're thrilled to announce the successful completion of our work with The Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project, a $1 million initiative to fund much-needed services for over 16,000 shelter dogs and puppies at local shelters across the country. Last weekend, we celebrated this milestone with a "Bon Voyage" event, as the final transport departed Miami-Dade Animal Services with more than 30 dogs and puppies bound for Long Island's Precious Pups Rescue in Calverton, New York. Visit our photo album to see the adorable pups on their way to brighter futures.
Thanks to the Petrie Project, thousands of dogs got a lift from overcrowded shelters—in states from Florida to California—to areas of the country where they have a better chance at finding forever homes.
"Seeing the assistance we've been able to provide to shelters across the country thanks to The Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project has been truly inspiring," says ASPCA President & CEO Matt Bershadker. "Through this generous donation, shelters were able to provide 16,600 dogs with the life-saving services they needed to get that second chance at finding loving homes."
For more information on this life-saving initiative, please visit our Animal Relocation and Transport page. To join the conversation, use the hashtag #PetriePups.


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Mission Type: Rover
Launch Vehicle: Proton booster plus upper stage and escape stages; 8K82K + Blok D (Proton-K no. 259-01)
Launch Site: Tyuratam (Baikonur Cosmodrome), USSR, NIIP-5 / launch site 81L
Spacecraft Mass: about 5950 kg (launch mass); the rover was 840 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) imaging system (three low-resolution TVs and four high-resolution photometers); 2) x-ray spectrometer; 3) penetrometer; 4) laser reflector; 5) radiation detectors; 6) x-ray telescope; 7) odometer/speedometer; 8) visible/ultraviolet photometer; 9) magnetometer; and 10) photodetector
Spacecraft Dimensions: Rover: 135 cm high, 170 cm long, 160 cm wide
Spacecraft Power: Rover: 135 cm high, 170 cm long, 160 cm wide
Deep Space Chronicle: A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes 1958-2000, Monographs in Aerospace History No. 24, by Asif A. Siddiqi
National Space Science Data Center, http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
Luna 21 carried the second successful Soviet "8YeL" lunar rover, Lunokhod 2, and was launched less than a month after the last Apollo lunar landing.
After a midcourse correction the day after launch, Luna 21 entered orbit around the Moon on 12 January 1973. Parameters were 100 x 90 kilometers at 60° inclination. On 15 January, the spacecraft deorbited and, after multiple engine firings, landed on the Moon at 22:35 UT the same day, inside the LeMonnier crater at 25°51' north latitude and 30°27' east longitude, between Mare Serenitatis and the Taurus Mountains. Less than 3 hours later, at 01:14 UT on 16 January, the rover disembarked onto the lunar surface.
The 840-kilogram Lunokhod 2 was an improved version of its predecessor and was equipped with a third TV camera, an improved eight-wheel traction system, and additional scientific instrumentation. By the end of its first lunar day, Lunokhod 2 had already traveled further than Lunokhod 1 in its entire operational life.
On 9 May, the rover inadvertently rolled into a crater and dust covered its solar panels, disrupting temperatures in the vehicle. Attempts to save the rover failed, and on 3 June, the Soviet news agency announced that its mission was over.
Before last contact, the rover took 80,000 TV pictures and 86 panoramic photos and had performed hundreds of mechanical and chemical surveys of the soil. The Soviets later revealed that during a conference on planetary exploration in Moscow, 29 January to 2 February 1973 (that is, after the landing of Luna 21), an American scientist had given photos of the lunar surface around the Luna 21 landing site to a Soviet engineer in charge of the Lunokhod 2 mission. These photos, taken prior to the Apollo 17 landing, were later used by the "driver team" to navigate the new rover on its mission on the Moon.


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12 April 2010Bookings are now being taken for weekend guided tours of one of Ayrshire's historic treasures – Rowallan Old Castle. There are still places available for this Saturday, 17th April, and monthly tours right through the summer.
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Long Line of HeartachesMore Albums by Connie Smith
Track Listing
1. Long Line of Heartaches
2. I'm Not Blue
3. Pain of a Broken Heart
4. Ain't You Even Gonna Cry
5. I Don't Believe That's How You Fe
6. A Heart Like You
7. Anymore
8. That Makes Two of Us
9. You and Me
10. My Part of Forever
11. Blue Heartaches
12. Take My Hand
New recordings by the country music legend Connie Smith, long acclaimed as one of the greatest singers in the history of the genre have been as rare as the voice and knowing singing she brings to them.Long Line of Heartaches, now available, her first full album of new material since 1998 (and only her second since 1978) is an event in the making. That's not just for the rarity, or because her legions of fans have so long awaited this news, but because in its range of undiluted traditional country moods, themes, rhythms and sound, this new Sugar Hill release is simply, unmistakably a new Connie Smith masterpiece, offering the pleasures of the very best that saw release during her remarkable run of recordings during the 1960s and'70s.
"And that," she says. "is exactly what I wanted to accomplish.I've had people ask me what this album was going to be like, since it's been a long time since they've heard me on record, but my musical tastes have remained the same. I wanted this to be traditional country, and it is."
"One of the reasons that I wanted to do this recording, and it's a personal reason, is that I have such a deep love for traditional country music. We can talk about the music slipping away, or we can do something about it.The only way I know to do something about it is to keep singing what I've always loved."
The album's dozen new tracks, potent songs of heartache, joy, and spirit recorded at Nashville's celebrated RCA Victor Studio B, where Connie recorded most of her chart-topping hits in her first years as a recording artist, include five new traditional country songs co-written by Connie and husband Marty Stuart, the project's producer.Memorable songs come from long favored Smith sources such as icons Harlan Howard, Foster & Rice, Kostas, Johnny Russell and Smith's longtime collaborator Dallas Frazier.Frazier's song "A Heart Like You" becomes the 69th Frazier composition that Smith has recorded – breaking his 30 years of songwriting silence, an event within itself.
Having become an overnight country sensation in 1964 when her first single, "Once a Day", became a number one hit, the first time a female country singer's debut single accomplished that.Connie Smith enjoyed a string of hits in the following years that have become country standards, including "Ain't Had No Lovin'", "Just One Time", "Run Away Little Tears" "I never Once Stopped Loving You" and "The Hurtin's All Over". She became a star whose iconic voice has influenced other singers for decades. She has recorded a string of 53 albums notable for their quality and range.
To this legacy she now adds Long Line of Heartaches, featuring her band The Sundowners and, for the first time, her three daughters, Julie, Jeanne and Jodi who add striking family harmonies on the contemporary hymn "Take My Hand."
"I still love to sing as much as I ever did.I could sing at the kitchen sink and I'd be happy. I feel it is my destiny to sing."Country music fans everywhere should rejoice in the fact that we get to be a part of that destiny.


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There are many photos in my Aperture library that have two masters, each one jpeg and one raw. I'd like to delete one of both, but I didn't even found a way of splitting them.
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September 2, 2015
BURNEYVILLE, OK - The Turner High School boy's basketball coached has resigned after allegations of misconduct.
High School Principal Burl Solie confirms the school board accepted the resignation of Darin Gammill on Friday.
Gammill was placed on administrative leave a few weeks ago while the school investigated allegations against the coach.
No criminal charges have been filed against him. However, records show in 2004 Gammill was let go from Newcastle High School for inappropriate behavior. In 2009, he was suspended as the Alex School's basketball coach based on complaints from parents.
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