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NPR's Carrie Johnson reports that the three-judge panel in Chicago found that the Department of Justice had acted properly in the case, which involved 20-year-old Adel Daoud, who is accused of trying to set off a car bomb in Chicago in 2012.
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A 12-year-old child was hit by a car Thursday evening while walking on Old Georgia Road in Spartanburg County, according to the S.C. Highway Patrol.
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Weekly mail check, while sitting at the kitchen table, wearing BabyBjorn, complete with screaming daughter inside, while my son chucks a plastic bowling ball directly at my coffee cup. I AM a Will Ferrell character. Oh, joy.
With the town hall meeting NASCAR had it seems they actually want to try to listen to the drivers for once and make the sport better. What do you think would be the best way to improve competition?
-- Jarrod Workmann, Phoenix
First of all, Jarrod, your initial point is exactly right -- the biggest thing that came out of that meeting is the fact NASCAR held it at all. It's a polar opposite change in philosophy. Rather than 'our way or the highway,' it was, 'OK, the teams are pretty dang smart. Let's banter.' It's an excellent first step to improving the overall product.
Now, about the competition -- I don't share much in common with folks who think it stinks. That's the truth. A lot of my industry buddies say they don't turn on the race when they're not working. I do. I watch every lap, and I think it's pretty good.
And, as I've said before, anybody who thinks 1985 was better -- or 1975 or 1995, for that matter -- is delusional. Was it great back then? Hell yeah it was. It was awesome. But there are more good cars today than there were then. The competition is tougher. Granted, there's no question the COT has improved with time.
Was the racing better in 2003, with the old car? Hard to tell. All I ever heard was drivers complaining about aero-push.
Jeff Burton told me this week that the past two months have produced better competition than any other two-month period in his career. There are several reasons why -- mainly the racetracks on which the Cup Series has raced and Goodyear working so much harder to produce good tires. They needed to improve the product and they have.
It just doesn't get better than the last 10 laps at Dover. Or the All-Star race. Darlington was awesome.
Now that that's on the table, there are some things I'd like to see change. Mainly, I think the vast majority of the races should be shorter. Very few races should be 500 miles. The Daytona 500? Sure. Coca-Cola 600? Absolutely. Darlington? By all means.
But racing 1,000 miles in Pocono, Pa., in a seven-week span is asinine. Sheer insanity. And I don't mind Pocono. I mind 500 miles at Pocono.
Three-hundred miles there would be just fine. Leave 'em wanting more. Why is the Truck series so awesome? Because there's no time to mess around. Get your rear end to the front right now.
Also in the "leave them wanting more" department, shorten the season.
I love the idea of having 30 races, but with 36 now the concept of contraction doesn't seem feasible. It wouldn't be easy, certainly. So keep 36, start in mid-February and run through Labor Day. We aren't football. Why battle the NFL?
In that shortened schedule, include some Wednesday night shows during the summer. Most nights in July there's nothing on but "Survivor: Albuquerque" anyway, so why not try to steal some rating points from Jack McCoy, Lennie Briscoe and, my personal favorite by a landslide, the lovely Abbie Carmichael.
Look, drivers and teams are running around all over the country midweek, anyway, testing. Why not make it count for something?
The big issue there, of course, is at-track attendance. The tracks are so big, catering only to the local market wouldn't work. I don't have an answer there. That's probably the biggest reason it's never been seriously looked at. I get it.
And how about this hair-brained idea: Break the race into periods. Auto racing is the only sport without scheduled stoppages. Other sports have quarters or halves or periods. What about NASCAR implementing several prescheduled stoppages to bunch up the field and work on the cars? It'd change the strategy, certainly. It would likely also bolster the argument from any WWE conspiracy theorists. I'm not saying I'm for it. I'm just saying it's an intriguing concept.
OK, enough. Your turn.
GREAT, GREAT story on Carl Long. You always make space for the underdog. So cool. Man, he stuck it to NASCAR! I've never heard anybody criticize NASCAR like that! And I think he's right about a lot of what he said. It probably made NASCAR mad, with him calling out Brian France and Mike Helton like that.
But here's my question -- remember the T-Rex car Jeff Gordon won in the All-Star race with? That thing was illegal and NASCAR didn't penalize him. What's the difference? It's still a non-points race, so why slam Long like this?
-- Sterling Langston, Galveston, Texas
I know where you're going with this, Sterling, and in fact a buddy of mine e-mailed me precisely the same point after reading my "Long goes nuclear" piece.
But there's a critical difference -- the T-Rex car was technically legal.
Rex Stump massaged every minute crevice of the Cup series rulebook, and built a spaceship that basically clowned NASCAR. I wasn't in the sport then, but I'd bet the farm that then-Winston Cup director Gary Nelson was so dang mad he had to laugh.
Stump got him. Just flat schooled him. It didn't warrant a penalty, merely the instruction to never, ever bring it back to the racetrack.
As far as Long is concerned, I wish NASCAR would have let this ride. It's a black and white issue -- I understand that. But I wish they'd have made gray. I fully admit NASCAR can't win. Folks want to bury France and Helton and Robin Pemberton for enforcing the rules. I'm as guilty as any fan. I admit to speaking out of both sides of my mouth on this. I've long been frustrated by NASCAR's ability to manipulate the rulebook to penalize teams in gray space. And here, in this instance, I want gray space.
I base that opinion mainly on the horsepower that Long's engine produced. The 1988 Nissan pickup truck my grandmother drives to the grocery store and the bank makes more horsepower than Long's Dodge did. My grandmother is 95 years old. Long's motor was big, sure. But Gran has a better chance winning the Sprint Showdown than he does. To me it's a common sense equation.
Oddly -- and unfairly, I reckon -- if this was Carl Edwards and not Carl Long I wouldn't mind the penalty so badly. Roush and Hendrick and Gibbs have every resource to ensure their stuff is right. They all build their own motors and have brand-new, pristine stuff every time out. Long bought a third-hand motor from Ernie Elliott to run Daytona, then, according to Elliott, converted it to an open motor for the Showdown. Therefore, Elliott claims no responsibility. He has every right to do so.
I'm a bit taken aback by the fan reaction to this penalty. A bunch of folks want to donate to the cause. Long owes NASCAR $200,000. He can't afford $200.
Long wants to fight this further. I fear he may become the Jon Bon Jovi of NASCAR: Shot down in a blaze of glory.
At the Dover race last Sunday, did Dale Jr.'s car have a Texas flag above the driver's side window, by his name?
-- Sam, Indianapolis
Negative. It's a North Carolina flag. He's done that forever, I think since the Busch Series days at Dale Earnhardt Inc. It started a trend, in fact. Martin Truex Jr. puts the Jersey flag beside his name, too.
Double-file restarts will be awesome! I'm so glad NASCAR decided to put that in. How will it change the racing?
-- Timmy Newsome, Johnstown, Pa.
I agree. Excellent move by NASCAR. All any fan needed to see was that 10-lap shootout in the All-Star race.
It will also create more opportunities for finishes like last weekend's at Dover. What Jimmie Johnson did -- coming from ninth on the restart to win the race -- was ridiculous. It showed how awesome that car really was. Used to be when a team came out of the pits 10th, they were really 20th, given the lap-down cars on the inside. Now they're a legitimate 10th and racing cars at or near their level.
It will also change strategy, how crew chiefs call races.
"It's certainly going to impact strategy, and that's what fans are going to get, at least for this first few months," Greg Biffle said Wednesday on "NASCAR Now." "There's going to be all kinds of twists and turns, with where we're running on the racetrack. Maybe in the middle part of the race I want to run fifth instead of fourth. If the caution comes out I'm not going to start on the outside lane, or vice versa. Pit strategy, too."
I was wondering your thoughts on who is the bigger disappointment this year so far in the Roush stable -- Carl Edwards or David Ragan? Why the underperformance?
-- David, West Palm Beach, Fla.
Ragan by a landslide, David. Edwards had Texas won before his pit crew let him down. He had Talladega won before becoming a victim of circumstance, turned around backward and stuffed in the fence. He's run among the top 10 nearly every weekend, and finished in the top 10 nearly half the time. His worst finish of the season -- 32nd at Darlington -- came after he got tangled up with teammate Biffle. He was running sixth at the time.
Ragan, meanwhile, hasn't been close. I said he'd be the breakout story of 2009. I was wrong. He's 31st in the point standings, having finished on the lead lap just four times in 13 races. To his defense, Roush has been down a bit. Asked what the problem was two weeks back at Lowe's Motor Speedway, its signature trio were at a loss.
Matt Kenseth said there's no one specific variable on which they must improve, making that improvement difficult. Biffle mentioned concern about organizational mediocrity, and said Roush has a gap to close on the competition.
They're making gains, it seems, and still have 13 races before the Chase starts.
Hi, Marty!
I hope I make THE SIX this week! At the start of the Coca-Cola 600, pole-sitter Ryan Newman moved from the inside to the outside lane before the race started. I have two questions about this: Does the pole-sitter always have the choice of starting inside or outside, or was this just a special deal for this race? And if the pole-sitter does move, do all of the other cars behind P1 and P2 have to switch lanes also?
-- Laura, Cincinnati
The leader always has the option to start on the inside or outside, Laura, and the decision only impacts the front row -- P1 and P2 simply change places.
I heard you say on "NASCAR Now" that the Coca-Cola 600 is the more prestigious race on Sunday 'cause it's the sport's longest endurance race. It is, except for the Dakar Rally, the Baja 1000, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 24 Hours of Daytona, the Petit Le Mans, the 12 Hours of Sebring, the 24 Hours at Spa, the Bathurst 1000, and the 1,000-kilometer races at Silverstone, Monza and the Nurburgring. Other than those, it is definitely the longest race.
-- Esteve Mendez, hometown unknown
Hilarious, Esteve. Fair point, too. Those races are indeed more grueling physically. But, just for clarity, last I checked don't each of the drivers competing in those races have teammates? Just sayin
I would like your take on whether Indy driver Sarah Fisher has what it would take to drive in NASCAR. In my opinion she is a better driver than Danica, she just has inferior equipment.
-- Pete in Oregon
She tried it once, Pete, back in 2005. She hit the Grand National West tour as part of NASCAR's Drive for Diversity program, signing to drive for Bill McAnally as part of a development project with Richard Childress Racing. She logged four top-10 finishes in 13 starts, then headed back to open wheel.
That's my time this week. No Pocono for me. I'm taking my bride to see my boys Dierks Bentley and Brad Paisley tonight in Charlotte. Might just get a little sideways.
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On 21 October 2011 the first two of four operational satellites were launched to validate the system. The next two followed on 12 October 2012, making it "possible to test Galileo end-to-end". Once this In-Orbit Validation (IOV) phase has been completed, additional satellites will be launched to reach Initial Operational Capability (IOC) around mid-decade. The first determination of a position relying on signals emitted only from Galileo satellites was achieved on 12 March 2013.
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Thanks Cora! I ran about 10lbs heavier this year and boy did I feel it the last two days !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|border=0!
Hey y'all I will have internet at home after Saturday so you should see me post more frequently. Until then....
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Hi all, I'm a recent arrival in the DFW area, living in Melissa. Have laid off about 6 months and trying to get going again. Gained about 20 lbs back...argh. Selling our house in NC, moving and getting settled has been really stressful and I just sort of fell off the wagon, so to speak. Is there a running club in McKinney/Allen/Plano area? Might be interested in joining. Look forward to hearing from my fellow Texans.
Was anyone that post on this board at LGRAW on Sat 11/10/07....? I don't know anyone there but I ran with them.
Cake, I was there. I ran six miles but I started at 7 a.m., so you wouldn't have seen me at the morning announcements. I'll be there tomorrow as well. I am always there, so next time you come, just ask anyone you see "Who is Spareribs?" and they will find me and introduce us. Then I will see to it you are properly welcomed.
To anyone else who is reading this thread, just know that on Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m. are our group runs and we always take a minute to welcome newcomers during our morning announcements, get their name, find out how far they wish to run and at what speed, so someone will go with them to show the way. It's a wonderful, warm group of people. Hope to see you at the lake again Cake. Spareribs
Hello fellow DFW runners! My wife and I are from Waxahachie and just started the Couch to 5K program last Thursday. We just completed our first week of the program! Currently I'm running in some "basketball" shoes and my wife is probably wearing even less optimal shoes. What is a good store in the DFW area with a well trained staff that can help determine what kind of running shoes we should get? I figure if we're going to be doing this, we might as well make it as comfortable on the body as possible. Thanks!
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Others will chime in of course, but the two big stores in the area are Luke's Locker and RunOn. I buy from both stores for the reasons you cite, but more importantly because they support the local running community. They both offer discounts if you belong to a local club, and they both put on some great races throughout the year. Generally, the staff is very knowledgeable about shoes, and many of them are pretty good runners in their own right. Welcome, and good luck to you and your wife on the program. By all means you must buy good running shoes. Spareribs
All right, who raced at all this TG weekend? I am a fanatic for poring over the race results in the papers and I didn't see any of my local heroes or heroines (except for Sparkle of course). Anybody race? Tell your story. Spareribs
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wow... I need internet at home. we have gotten active on here. great to see. Great job to everyone at the Half and your run in Arkansas Ray.
Maybe I'll see some of you at Rockledge Saturday.
BTW who did I meet off of here in the store the other day? Sarah, was it? anyhow it was a pleasure.
have a great day all!
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Others will chime in of course, but the two big stores in the area are Luke's Locker and RunOn.
Come on Ribs, dont forget Fort Worth Runners Company, 1 block off of Camp Bowie. Father and son run this store and are expert Coaches in our area.
Still looking for an early morning running partner in Plano..in case anyone new is on here.
I'm in the 75025 area.
(Too far from the Plano Pacers to meet them daily, also run with Luke's on some Wed.)
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Come on Ribs, dont forget Fort Worth Runners Company, 1 block off of Camp Bowie. Father and son run this store and are expert Coaches in our area.
Ah dg, I'm sorry. Maybe I'm just jealous because it seems all the good runners are over in Ft.Worth! You are right that it is a fine store and very supportive of the running community.
Cora, I was happy to see you drop in and say hi in my old folks' forum last week.
Sprkle, thanks for that map, and if I see you running on the track I'm calling the cops on you. You are getting too fast anyway.
Who is doing the full at WR? I am working the ten mile aid station with the Lake Grapevine RAW club. We always have a great one.
Hey, get this. I signed up to man the DRC booth at the expo on the day before the Rock and I got put on a reserve list. This after being the hamburger nazi at the Half! Seriously, what a tribute to the job Libby Jones is doing at the head of this club. She is getting great support from members volunteering. Spareribs
Yeah, I'm counting the days till I'm a Boomer and Beyonder. Some days I feel like my body is going to fall apart before I make it though!
I see where you invaded my neighborhood on Thanksgiving (and were the 1st woman - congrats). My daughter ran that race (whole I was freezing my butt off @ Rockledge).
Nice to see that what once was a little neighborhood race is now starting to draw runners from across the area. I hope my neighbors treated you well.
The people there were very nice, and the course was great (except the part where we were running uphill into the wind).
But...I don't think I'll do that one again. They did not give as first prize what they had advertised. They didn't pull overall winners from age groups which robbed the third place female in my age group from her well earned medal. And (I know...I am sounding SO ungreatful-which I apologize for) they gave me the overall team trophy. I mentioned it when she handed it to me, but she said they all were labeled "overall team winner". I can understand how an error like that can happen, but...why not give me the trophy with the FEMALE runner on it? There were two with females, two with males, and one or two with sort of a generic topper...which is what I ended up with. Plus the finishers medal and the age group medal which I felt like should have gone to the second place age group winner...
What I did like about this race was that they tied it up very quickly allowing us to get home and cook for Thanksgiving. The course was challenging but very beautiful. Thank you for your congrats, and please don't be offended by my little "rant." I know going into smaller races that some snags are to be expected. I was greatful for the speedwork opportunity.
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Active constrained layer damping of geometrically nonlinear vibration of rotating composite beams using 1-3 piezoelectric composite
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In this paper, an analysis for active constrained layer damping (ACLD) of rotating composite beams undergoing geometrically non linear vibrations has been carried out. Commercially available vertically/obliquely reinforced 1-3 piezoelectric composite (PZC) material has been used as the material of the constraining layer of the ACLD treatment. A finite element (FE) model has been derived to carry out the analysis. The substrate beam is considered thin and hence, first order shear deformation theory (FSDT) and von-Karman type nonlinear strain–displacement relations are used to derive the coupled electromechanical nonlinear FE model. The rotary effect has been suitably modelled by incorporating extensional strain energy due to centrifugal force. The Golla–Hughes–McTavish method has been employed to model the constrained viscoelastic layer of the ACLD treatment in the time domain. The numerical responses revealed that the ACLD treatment with 1-3 PZC constraining layer efficiently performs the task of active damping of geometrically nonlinear vibrations of the rotating composite beams. The effects of the fibre orientation angles of the angle-ply substrate beams and the 1-3 PZC constraining layer on the ACLD of the geometrically nonlinear vibrations have been investigated. Also, the effect of the thickness variations of the 1-3 PZC layer and the viscoelastic constrained layer on the damping characteristics of the overall rotating composite beams has been studied.
KeywordsSmart structures Piezoelectric composites Rotating composite beams Active damping
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Yummy, rich, and chocolatey. Easy, too. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
This was sooo easy to make, definitely foolproof!!! :) Kevin who is the real chocolate lover in this house raved over it! He had his with vanilla icecream! It won't last long here! LOL The top is a thin crunchy cookie and it is very rich inside so the icecream or whipped cream is a nice touch. Made this for the Undercover Pie Photo Event! Thank you for a keeper!!! Loved it! Kids would really love this one! For sure! Always, Jelly :)


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Putative class action suits have been filed against Mt. Gox—the now defunct online bitcoin exchange—in both the United States and Canada. In Febrauary 2014, Mt. Gox halted withdrawals after being hit with a sustained distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. Several days later, it filed for bankruptcy when 850,000 bitcoins were stolen.
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ACOS Objective 3
Solve problems involving rational numbers.
- Describing the method used
- Determining the reasonableness of results
- Using percents to solve problems, including problems involving discounts, taxes, commissions, and simple interest
ARMT Possible Points = 8 (MC)
- The four basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) will be required.
- Word problems/real-life situations may be required.
- Money values may be used.
- Mixed numbers may be used.
- Solving problems involving addition and subtraction with common and uncommon denominators may be required.
- Changing mixed numbers to improper fractions may be required.
- Solving problems involving percents may be required.
- One of the options may be NH, which means "Not Here."
Sample problems from Item Specs
Objective 7.3.1: Demonstrate computational fluency with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimals and fractions.
Objective 7.3.2: Solve problems involving decimals, percents, fractions, and proportions.
Additional content to be taught
- Describing the method used
- Determining the reasonableness of results
- Using percents to solve problems, including problems involving discounts, taxes, commissions, and simple interest
Issues to consider
- Yes, they are supposed to learn how to compute with rational numbers in 6th grade, but 7th graders are tested over them as well.
- How do you review fractions?
- Do students truly need to demonstrate computational fluency with decimals without a calculator in 7th grade?
- Percents are so practical. How do you take advantage of the chance to teach a "real-life" skill that most students have already used?
A Well-Planned Diet
You are what you eat! So are you ice cream or broccoli? You're on a mission to find out! Along the way, you'll collect and analyze data about what you eat over a period of five days. You'll take into account serving sizes, Calories, and fat grams. You'll also take on the roll of a nutritionist, researching the Food Pyramid and creating a healthy meal plan. So bring a hearty appetite and your math tool kit. This adventure will tantalize your taste buds!
Nutritional Challenge 1:
First, keep a record of all the food that you eat for five straight days, keeping a record of the amount you eat as well as the different characteristics of the foods.
Nutritional Challenge 2:
Second, research the Food Pyramid and create the healthiest meal from a selection of food choices.
Nutritional Challenge 3:
Third, create a presentation that includes your nutritional analysis of what you currently eat and of what you feel is a well-balanced meal.
Math Content: convert decimals to fractions, mean, median, mode, simplest form, percents
Technology Skills: searching, presentation (web page, poster, article)
Interdisciplinary: Health (calories, fat intake, Food Pyramid, healthy eating), Language (writing paragraphs)
Sixth Grade wiki page on rational numbers
Place Value Lessons
Abacus in Various Number Systems
History of the Abacus and an applet of an abacus.
Base Ten Blocks Applet
This page is specifically for teachers and describes a complete lesson plan on how to teach base 10 place value as well as basic arithmetic operations using this online version of the base 10 blocks manipulatives. This can also be used for exploring other bases.
Fraction Shapes
This a great lesson by Cynthia Lanius that uses Pattern Blocks to explore the relationships between the part and the whole of fractions. Activities can be printed out and completed using actual Pattern Blocks or solved online with a pattern block applet.
Integer Bars (Cuisenaire Rods)
Hands-on to learn almost every math concept -- number sense, basic math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), fractions, algebra, and more...
Fraction Bars
This lesson will allow students to learn, through the hands-on use of virtual fraction bars, the following concepts: a good understanding of fractions, equivalent fractions, ordering and comparing fractions, basic addition and subtraction of fractions, and fraction size notation.
Cool Problems
Mystery Number
A number gives you the follwing clues as to its identity.
1. I am a two-digit number.
2. I am not prime.
3. My two digits are not the same.
4. I am not a multiple of 2, 3, or 5.
What is the number?
Answer: The Daily Spark Critical Thinking, p. 39.
Shake 'n Go Fractions
This lesson is designed for cooperative groups. Students will use a computer tutorial to practice computing equivalent fractions and then will apply what they have learned to adjust a recipe for a tasty snack.
Counting the Rice
Through this hand-on and role play activity the students will discover the concept of place value. Using different bases, this activity can be used through middle school.
Name That Portion
AMSTI 5th grade unit on Fractions, Decimals, and Percents. Contains lots of great games.


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Borderlands 2: The Tiny Tina Mission That Was Cut
Ryan King
It was supposed to be the only time that Tiny Tina drops her 'insane manic tone'
Published on Nov 29, 2012
Anthony Burch, lead writer of Borderlands 2, has expressed his regret over a quest cut out of the final version.
During a Reddit AMA, Burch talks about the challenges of creating personalities for the original vault hunters, working as a writer at Gearbox and he also touches on a certain quest objective that was cut out.
"After a certain character dies, you get a quest to go tell all of that character's friends that the person is dead," explained Burch. "Originally, you were going to go tell Tiny Tina and she - for the first and only time in the game - would lose her insane manic tone and actually get really solemn.
"She'd thank you for telling her and ask you to leave, before disappearing into her workshop. And then, if you moved really close to the workshop, you could hear her quietly sobbing. I'm bummed we didn't get to implement that."
He also touches on the 'game critic' quest in the new Borderlands 2 DLC, Torgue, which drew attention for the way it addressed review scores.
"It was a response to the weird way that people tend to react toward review scores," said Burch, "something I experienced firsthand while working as a reviewer at Destructoid."
Foge: I cant believe they cut out Tina. I want MOAR!!! Though this mission lacked my favorite part: her "insane manic tone."


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Luann & Jason's Wedding (ebook)
13 April 2012
by Just For You Photography / Andy Harris
Happily Ever Afters... the story of Luann and Jason's wedding day.
About the Creator
Own and run my own business Just For You Photography, with studio based in Wath-upon-Dearne, South Yorkshire. All kinds of photography undertaken including studio, event, portrait, commercial, pet, car etc. Also President of the Stocksbridge Photographic Society, as well as owning and running Hoyland Photos (www.hoylandphotos.co.uk) community photo site.


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Stuff like this makes ME want to come unhinged.
What this country needs is a nice, cleansing killing spree.
Okay Dan, can you post some nice pictures of kittens or puppies now? PLEASE!!???
that is just in such poor taste. would they do the same to someone like tom hanks, for playing gay in philadelphia? or to hillary swank for being in boys don't cry? probably not. heath was young and beautiful and talented and brokeback was a good movie. my mother said that seeing brokeback was the first time that she had ever truly realized how painful it can be to be gay... those wingers just can't handle the fact that a lot of people felt gay sympathy.
What a skeazy fucktard
There needs to be an Imus-sized outrage followed by a formal apology on behalf of Heath's family, ex-partner and their daughter.
Gibson looks like a total fag.
#7, i really wish that would happen, but i'm not so sure. is there contact info for this scumbag on the fox site?
very low blow.
Religious fanatics hate the gays and yet preach that God is about love.
R.I.P. Heath
Does this asshole know how out of touch he is with most of America?
Fox should hire Fred Phelps to do on-air editorials. I think he really fits the brand.
I wish the 'mos would suddenly get violent and start beating the shit out of these people. I would, but I'm on the Ally McBeal look-like-a-stick diet. You know, where you fuck a lot of men. It works.
he makes my attitude look refined.
Well, It's not exactly like this was on NPR or something. It's FOX FUCKING NEWS, for Chrissakes. What in the hell did you expect?
i take a small consolation that so many right wing types are so desperatly ugly...
Gibson's email: firstname.lastname@example.com
show's email: email@example.com
network's email: email@example.com.
CEO of Fox News: email@example.com.
Disgusting, and so fucking juvenile. Does this country have to be run by men permanently trying to work through the traumas of their adolescence?
Getting angry at Fox News anchors for saying something horribly tasteless is like getting angry at a stray dog for crapping on the lawn.
tsm, why don't you afford me the same acceptance? don't i crap on everyone's lawn here all the time?
Someone needs to cut his balls off.
If his isn't all alone in his apartment at night, if he is actually married to a woman, then that woman is obligated to never have sex with this piece of fucking shit again.
Really, it's the internet's fault. The guy's broadcast would have disappeared into the airwave ether otherwise. But no, I got to hear it at the click of a button.
I wasn't offended, but I'm also done with caring what radio/TV hosts say. It's so easy not to listen.
I suppose, BA, but I'd expect you to have been housebroken.
I'm a stray dog dude, I crap where I want.
Somebody should sign up Mr. Gibson for all the gay porn sites they can find. Clearly he's cranky because he needs his fix.
If you want to put those email to good use and don't feel like writing a long drawn out letter, send an email to all the addresses with one simple request:
"Please send me a list of sponsors who advertise on Fox News, and particularly John Gibson's show.
Thank you,"
Of course the way he is going to defend this is to point out the glee with which people celebrated Jerry Falwell's death. I am glad that Falwell is dead, and I am OK with my own hypocrisy.
Did Heath Ledger dedicate his life to stealing from the poor and defenseless and spewing hatred in the name of Jesus?
Of course you're hypocritical. Everyone is.
Falwell made the world worse. At a minimum, Ledger was a neutral influence, neither good nor bad. (At a maximum, he inspired people with his performance in Brokeback.) You're not a hypocrite, at least not on this issue.
There's a difference between going after Falwell when he died and going after Heath Ledger. Falwell was a public figure whose job was to speak publically about god and religion and politics and whatever else shit he thought it necessary to lecture us about. Ledger was an actor playing a role in a narrative film. Actors, appearing in a role, aren't making a public statement, (unless, they want to). Also, I don't recall liberal news types and commentators being that vicious about Falwell. Yes, the comedians had a field day, but unlike the right, most liberal commentators have the courtesy to be respectful of the dead, even if they are loathsome.
Thanks for posting the emails. I'm on it--
That's a picture of John Gibson? I thought it was my grandmother.
Geez, how disgusting.
And just as a sidenote, Heath Ledger actually played a gay cyclist on an Australian TV show before he became famous in America.
Hey Dan-
Fox doesn't give a shit about anything except what Fox gives a shit about.
Don't bother posting their contact info
I don't watch any of that crap so I don't know who's payin' for it. I'd sure hate to think it was me because of where I spend my $$$.
Thanks for providing contact info for the bigots at FOX. This is a disguisting display of human nature and I'm definitely writing to let them know how I feel about this.
Where could I find the sponsors of FoxNews? Writing to the sponsors and stating one's displeasure with too whome they give money would do a lot I would think. Boycotts rarely work, I am not suggesting a boycott.
@35, I agree, we should list the advertisers who are on Fox and contact THEM about John Gibson.
See, there's the problem. You don't KNOW who the advertisers are, because you don't watch Fox News, so neither Fox News nor the advertisers have any reason to care what you think.
More reasons to hate Fox News. Oh yeah, and love Obama.
I've officially decided that I can still be a practicing Buddhist and hate the fuck out of Fox News. How tasteless. I'm voting John Gibson as the next Larry Craig/Ted Haggard type to be outed.
That´s shitty. That´s not even politcal, that´s not even prejudice, it´s the kind of dehumanization and cruelty that...yes, I´ll go for it - was the kind of thing that led up to the Nazis. If this isn´t the end of this jackass´ career I don´t know why not.
I am not gay. I never have been gay.
I am not gay. I never have been gay.
monkey @26--just did it. thanks.
aOf course John Gibson is an ugly old Mary nelly bottom who puts his free parking in the rear teeshirt whenever Roger Ailes is around. We have freedom of speech in this country until gays want to be represented. FUCK FOX!!!!
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There are few radio frequencies that can be allocated exclusively for mobile operators. Given how compressed most frequencies are, it becomes increasingly unlikely for more spectrum to be freed up for operators to use exclusively for cellular service. Enter spectrum sharing.
At Computex 2013 in Taiwan, Intel has finally gone into detail on its upcoming mobile parts — Haswell, Merrifield, Bay Trail — and the other exciting technologies that make up each platform. Intel showed off a fanless tablet, based on its new ultra-low-power 6W Haswell parts, showed off tablets and ultrabooks with the the new integrated Iris (HD 5000) graphics, and confirmed that, with Bay Trail, it's marching into the Android tablet market.
Last year, Verizon acquired a large chunk of AWS licenses throughout the country from the cable companies. At the time, Verizon merely stated that they would be used to enhance the LTE network. Now, Verizon has announced its strategy, and it involves small cells.
In 2008, the FCC auctioned off some of the frequencies freed up from the transition to digital television. The auction was a financial success for the FCC, but a series of events post-auction made it a competitive and interoperability failure.
Earlier today, T-Mobile officially announced the launch of LTE service. With this launch, all four major carriers now offer LTE service in the United States. Unlike its competitors, T-Mobile is ready to offer a fairly consistent and fantastic experience on both HSPA+ and LTE.
Earlier today, T-Mobile announced that it will offer the iPhone 5 to customers for its network. With this announcement, all four major carriers now offer it. But T-Mobile's iPhone is better than the others, in some subtle, but important ways.
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S4 to the world, it promised that it would be a truly global phone by supporting more bands than any other LTE-enabled device. It is a bold promise that Samsung won't be able to back up in the USA.
Yesterday, the FCC approved T-Mobile's bid to acquire MetroPCS. With this approval, the FCC specifically noted that the benefit of being able to launch an more powerful LTE network than its competitors was the main driver for approval.
GM envisions more services, including video streaming, to help pay for the higher embedded cost of 4G. Hello AT&T, bye-bye Verizon.
Verizon Wireless has announced that it has sold all of its Lower 700MHz spectrum to other companies, completing a promise that it made to acquire the AWS spectrum from SpectrumCo. This sale will boost AT&T's LTE network in many areas by doubling speed and capacity.
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Legal | On the day his trial on sedition charges was due to begin, Malaysian political cartoonist Zunar threw a curve ball, asking the high court to declare the sedition law unconstitutional. The Malaysian government has repeatedly attempted to ban or censor Zunar's cartoons, but this case actually stems from a series of nine tweets he wrote following the conviction of opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on sodomy charges; Zunar accused the court of following the wishes of the prime minister. On Friday, Zunar's lawyers (one of whom has also been charged with sedition) filed a petition with the high court saying that the lower court that was to hear the case had no authority to do so. The Malaysian Federal Court recently dismissed a challenge that made a similar argument; Zunar's case is now scheduled to be heard on Dec. 8, with a decision expected a week later. [Index on Censorship]
Although there have been plenty of events — with still more to come — in celebration of Batman's 75th anniversary, Popeye's 85-year milestone has gone largely unnoticed. However, King Features Syndicate and Los Angeles's Hero Complex Gallery are about to remedy that.
The official "Popeye: A Tribute Art Show" premieres Friday, with more than 100 artists from around the world paying homage to the spinach-eating sailor introduced in 1929 in E.C. Segar's Thimble Theatre comic strip.
Curated by by the illustrator Chogrin, the show features works by such artists as Francesco Francavilla, Brent Engstrom, Miranda Dressler, Scott Balmer, Alina Chau and Shawn Dickinson. Of course, they're just for starters. You can see some of the pieces below, and more on the art show's blog and Facebook page.
King Features Syndicate apparently has decided the best way to reinvigorate the 83-year-0ld Betty Boop is to kill her, and then resurrect her as a zombie.
At the Licensing Expo, held this week in Las Vegas, the company signaled it would like a little of that Walking Dead/Warm Bodies money by announcing it willtake the iconic cartoon and comic-strip character into "unexplored territory" with Betty Boop Zombie Love – which, as Topless Robot notes, does bring to mind necrophilia, which doesn't seem like a recipe for merchandising bonanza.
"With a new style guide and art treatments, the wide-eyed beauty is clearly a victim of the zombie craze currently infecting the world," the King Features press release states. So, yeah, expect the undead flapper to appear on clothing soon.


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Sometimes, my Google News feeds do not include the title of an article. I'm not sure why this happens, but it appears to happen occasionally for both Atom and RSS 2.0 feeds. When that happens, feedwordpress defaults the WordPress post title
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I'm not sure why this happens. If the reason is because there is no title, could you add an option like: "With no title use this as the default ____________ ". Or if the Google News feed is sending that as the title, could you possibly recognize it (by searching for "Google News" in the title and again offer an option like: "With Google News in title, use this as the default ________________". I think most site owners would prefer not to expose the parameters of their google search.


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"Highly Hygge!" Top 5 Page for this destination Copenhagen by yooperprof
Copenhagen Travel Guide: 3,935 reviews and 9,857 photos
I returned to Denmark for the third time in July 2009 at the time of the Copenhagen Jazz Festival - I'm a big fan. It was also a great opportunity do explore Frederiksberg Kommun with one of the savvy local experts, the cunning Razmaatac. He helped me conduct significant research into Danish zymurgy, for which I will be eternally grateful. (My first visit to Kobenhavn was in May 2006, the second time was in January 2007.)
There's something about Copenhagen and its people which is very pleasing to me. So much so that it's now my fifth most "tipped" place on VT. (The others are Vienna, Chicago, Oslo and my own home town of Marquette.)
Copenhagen has a particularly active and social contingent of VT-ers. I think that says a lot about the comfort and ease of the city - that here there's a significant group of people here who want to make it comfortable and easy for visitors. A very hospitable place!
Cozy and amicable - two apt adjectives for Denmark's capital city. This was once one of the great trading centers of the world, and the city still infuses the cosmopolitan nature of a port with the warmth and intimacy that sailors would have enjoyed after a long voyage around the world.
Nyhavn was originally a warehouse zone for ships returning from Africa, China and the ports of the Balitc. For the first part of the twentieth century it was a notorious red light district, famous for prostitution, gambling dens, and drug abuse. Now it's the favorite postcard image of Copenhagen, lined with outdoor cafes, and host to convivial VT meet-ups on a regular basis.
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Great page
Me again, checking back for updates that you have added to this page since February 1, 2007. I see you've been to �restad in the meantime. While I was looking you changed your member photo -- you survived the Hayes Corn Maze?
I wonder if they get to keep the furry hats? -No We didn�t get to keep them :(
I have nice danish friends and your pages makes me really in the mood to go there as soon as possible!;)
Hehehehe. I know I can't wait to see them in Belin next Sunday! Lucky me!
Great Copenhagen pages I loved it hear & fancy one of those tiaras :-) hello from London - Jo
I see that you saw all of the important sites in Copenhagen including our buddy Claus. I was here two years ago and he made me feel welcome also. Great page.
Hiya! Great page! I am so looking forward to going to C'hagen next month, and MJ's coffee and internet sounds like my kinda place! Cheers, Mariajoy :))
Good info. & observataions. We Kobenhavn last Aug., 2005; hope you will stop by & have at look at my pages!
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I have been going to Brian Head for the last 5 years. I live in southern California and I have the choice of going to many different resorts. If I have 4 or more days off I travel to Lake Tahoe but if I am just boarding for the weekend I try to go some where that is closer to me. Well I was going to mammoth all the time on the weekends but their prices start to become outrageous, I mean $80 - $90 outrageous. So one of my friends turned me onto Brian Head. The drive for me is about 30 min more then driving to Mammoth but cost about have of what it is at Mammoth. Their are many reason to go to Brian Head like the fact that even on holidays there is barley ever a line. The resort is not that big but with no people there it seems huge. The people that work there are very nice, it gives you that family feel unlike the big resorts that are owned by big corporations just trying to take as much money as they can. The last thing I like about the mountain is that the snow is pretty good the last time I went it snowed 12" which made it a perfect day because the sun came out and I got an awesome view of the whole valley with the red rocks. My routine is that I leave right after work on Friday drive 6 hours to Cedar city to get their around 12:00 am Utah time and stay Friday night their. Then I leave the hotel around 8:30 in the morning and head to Brian Head about another 30 min away where about 10 min is mountain driving. Then I board all day until 4:30. After I am done boarding I head down to Vegas which is a little over 2 hours to drive and I stay for Saturday night, then I drive home Sunday. It is a great little weekend trip that I love to do.
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08 Sep 2011, 04:11pm by Brian Fremeau
Our college crew takes their best crack at this week's games. Who can bounce back from subpar first week showings? Who will receive the dreaded Edelstein Lock whammy this time?
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07 Sep 2011, 11:23am by Brian Fremeau
LSU's win over Oregon bumps the Tigers up to No. 1. Brian Fremeau discusses the most valuable play in a football game and the special teams winners and losers of the opening weekend.
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05 Sep 2011, 02:20pm by Brian Fremeau
Oregon lost badly to LSU, but one game doesn't define the whole season. Especially one that was marred by correctable special teams mistakes.
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01 Sep 2011, 11:58am by Brian Fremeau
Our preseason ratings are revealed and Mr. Fremeau looks ahead to see what is in store for FEI data this year.
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29 Aug 2011, 10:03pm by Brian Fremeau
No team leaned as heavily last year on its defense and special teams to win, and that will be the key again this Saturday if LSU knocks off Oregon.
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19 Aug 2011, 06:18pm by Brian Fremeau
Here's a look at five teams which Program FEI says are overrated going into the 2011 college football season: Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Stanford, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State.
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Offensive and defensive efficiency get a thorough examination this offseason, and Brian Fremeau debuts a new method to distribute the scoring value contributions of offense, defense and special teams.
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College football red zone success rates get a thorough review and overhaul in a new ESPN the Magazine article by Brian Fremeau. Introducing the Value Drive, a new stat that correlates better with winning percentage than red zone success and has less variability per team from year to year.
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27 Jul 2011, 08:59pm by Brian Fremeau
Nine days before fall practice begins and less than 24 hours before UNC will meet with NCAA officials regarding an investigation into improper benefits and academic misconduct, head coach Butch Davis has been fired.
8 comments, Last at 31 Jul 2011, 10:55pm by Lance
19 Jul 2011, 04:38pm by Brian Fremeau
Brian Fremeau and Bill Connelly contributed FO analysis to several Maple Street Press college football annuals, available now.
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text: At atriskstoriesofhope.com/blog the blog will load correctly for the most part (except for some small formatting issues). When I try to view individual posts, the page will not load correctly. I'm not sure what file(s) I need to edit for all of the pages to have the same format as the home page.