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1. The next decision: Sigh. LeBron James finally seems comfortable where he's at, coming off his first NBA title and a gold medal at the Olympics. All the angst from "The Decision" and the Heat's shortcoming against Dallas in the 2011 Finals seem to be behind him.
Already, though, there's a minor storm building in Miami. The situation relies on a lot of ifs and buts, but it could produce what would seem like a bad nightmare for many in the NBA: James playing for the Lakers in 2014.
ESPN.com's Brian Windhorst reports that NBA executives are saying that the Lakers are positioning themselves to make a run at James in the summer of 2014. It seems crazy as the Lakers are waaaaaayy over the salary cap, and James signed a six-year deal with Miami in 2010.
But guess what? Kobe Bryant has spoken about not playing beyond his current contract, which ends in 2014, as does Pau Gasol's. Boom, there goes $47 million off the Lakers' cap. In fact, they only salary commitment the Lakers have in place for the 2014-15 season is $9.7 million for Steve Nash.
And then there's James' deal, which has player options for both 2014-15 and 2015-16.
Add to that the fact that James, according to Windhorst, has always wanted to play with his best NBA friend, Chris Paul. Nash will be 40 by the time the 2013-14 season ends, and it's not hard to believe he wouldn't be pondering retirement by then, creating a need for a point guard.
James, Paul and Dwight Howard (who has not yet signed an extension with the Lakers) on the same team? That's just stupid.
James, of course, was asked about the story ,and he coyly turned it into some comedy (or attempted comedy, anyway), but made clear he had zero interest in biting on it, saying, "I'm here. I'm preparing for the season. I'm preparing to defend our title."
His teammate, Dwyane Wade, had a different reaction, saying: "They need to leave my teammate alone with that, and go mess with somebody else. He's gonna be here. We're straight."
Wade has a point. None of this speculation came from James, and he hasn't said anything to warrant criticism. But the big market-team-getting-fatter thing really is a league-wide issue.
If James does indeed opt out and get courted by the Lakers in 2014, well, the bad mojo of "The Decision" will turn into something like, "The Indigestion" for small-market owners, who will probably start planning the next lockout for 2017, when there's a opt-out clause for both sides from the current 10-year CBA.
2. Nowitzki out: Big news this morning as Dirk Nowitzki had arthroscopic surgery to clean out his ailing right knee and won't resume basketball activities for six weeks. He'll be out Nov. 5, when the Blazers play at Dallas in Portland's third game of the season (and Terry Stotts' first return to Dallas as a head coach).
Nowitzki could miss 16 games, so it remains to be seen if the revamped Mavericks can stay afloat until he returns. His absence and those of Minnesota's Ricky Rubio and Kevin Love could open the door for another West team to make an early dent in the West playoff race.
You have to figure the Thunder, Spurs, Lakers, Clippers, Grizzlies and Nuggets are pretty solid playoff teams, barring injuries. The Jazz have made some changes to try to build on their No. 8 seed last season. For the sake of argument, let's call them the No. 7 team.
If Dallas and Minnesota fall too far behind, who would benefit? The Suns? Warriors? Blazers? The door might be open for a team to pull a surprise.
It's starting to sound like that will be the case for the center, who has been recovering from back surgery and has not played in any preseason games. Yahoo's Marc Spears reports that Howard could make his Lakers debut Sunday, when they host the Kings.
ESPNLosAngeles.com's Ramona Shelburne adds that Howard says he might actually be a little nervous before the game.
"I told Steve [Nash], 'I think I'm going to be a little nervous out
there the first time,'" Howard said. "He said
he'd help me through it. But this is a new team, new city, and I
think everybody is expecting a lot out of me, so I have to make sure I
keep all that out of my mind when I play in front of the home crowd."
I'm curious what Blazers fans prefer. Would you rather have Howard be out, giving the Blazers a better chance at an opening-night win? Or would you rather see the Lakers with their full star-studded roster and see how the Blazers measure up?
4. Durantula burger? You would think if anyone could get things done in Oklahoma City, it's Kevin Durant. But not even the Thunder star can avoid bureaucratic red tape.
Last month, plans to build a Durant-affiliated restaurant were rejected by local officials, who sent back design plans that they deemed did not have proper access, asking for a redesign.
Ah, but things have worked out. The Oklahoman's Steve Lackmeyer reports that revised plans submitted to the OKC Urban Renewal board got unanimous praise, and the restaurant will be built in the Bricktown area, right next to Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill.
It's a little murky what the extent of Durant's involvement is as news accounts say he has "lent his name" to the place, and Lackmeyer called it an "eatery associated with Thunder star player Kevin Durant and owned by the Hal Smith Restaurant Group," which suggests Durant's name is more involved than his money. That sounds like the better arrangement.
Brings to mind the ESPN "30 for 30" film "Broke." In a section that talked about how athletes invested badly, one of the examples of losing investments was ... restaurants.
5. Doping questions: Of the major sports, the NBA seems to be the least affected by performance enhancing drugs. Major League Baseball and the NFL have all kinds of issues with steroids and other PEDs, but when's the last last time you heard of any such thing in the NBA?
But that doesn't mean some don't think the NBA is doing enough. ESPN's Henry Abbott reports that the director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency doesn't think the NBA has sufficient anti-doping testing.
"They do not feel they have such an issue as the other major leagues and therefore haven't addressed it in quite the same way," David Howman tells Abbott. "I just think you've got to be very careful when you start saying performance-enhancing drugs are not beneficial in any sport, because you're going to be proven wrong. And you'll be proven wrong when you're not expecting it."
Abbott points out that human growth hormones are banned by the NBA, but the league does not test for it.
I'm surely naive here, but I have a hard time believing PEDs would help NBA players much. But then, I suppose people used to say that about baseball, too.
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Snider won the SAC girls title with 32 points despite the 1-2 finish of individual champ Marina Konow and runnerup Michaela Harrison of Concordia, who was second teamwise at 46.
Dwenger's total of 41 points won the Saints the boys SAC title, while Concordia's Zach Panning was the individual winner.
Carroll got a 1-2 finish from Olivia Hippensteel and Madison Fruchey to fuel their NHC girls title win with 34 points, while Homestead was second with 70.
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* Frank Hammon checks in from Fredericksburg, Va., updating us on the coming World Street retail development in Virginia: "The World Street unveiling took place last night in D.C. at the Ronald Reagan International Building. Here's our reporter's take.
"Nothing really new from our initial report other than the proposed tax benefits for this city of about 20,000 (metro about 300,000). Just can't wait to see them turning dirt out there."
Thanks again, Frank.
Here's why we should care: it's just another snapshot of how things are developing elsewhere, while developers in Central New York talk, talk, talk and stall, stall, stall. World Street, too, sounds much like one of the many versions of Destiny USA.
"Just can't wait to see them turning dirt out there."
Yeah. We've been saying the same thing about Carousel since the turn of the century.
* Kate G. writes, "Hi Bob, Love your Web site and Store Front column. Have you heard anything about Walgreens not going into the Chuck Hafner's corner on Taft Road & Buckley Road?"
I have not. The last I heard, this was still a go, but not for awhile.
* Frank McDowell writes, "A while back you told us about an IHOP coming out near the 'new' Wal-Mart on Route 11 in Cicero. I can't remember where you said it was going. All that I see going up there now is a Target across the street from the Wal-Mart. What happened to the IHOP? Or do I have it in the wrong location?"
"All that I see going up there now is a Target..." Wow. That's an understatement. Is not the Target coming there a cool thing? I think so. But I know you want you some IHOP, too.
I never had a location pinned down, I don't think, except to say that an IHOP was coming to Cicero. I still don't have an exact location.
* Cathy writes, "Hey Bob, I do enjoy your updates. I see they are finally doing something at the corner of Vanida Drive, across from Camillus Commons. What exactly is it going to be? I keep hearing different things. Thanks for the info.
The town tells me that the Dunkin' Donuts shop planned for Camillus is going in there. I hear it may also take in a Moe's Southwest Grill, but that's iffy. A little bit east of there, a small retail strip is also being built, contents unknown at this time.
* Carl M. writes, "Bob, like your column look for it all the time. My question is what's going on with Fastrac on Route 31. They seem to be going strong then for the last week or so there has been no activity. Are they going to open or not? ALSO. I noticed Burdicks' old VW store has been torn down as of Wednesday. What's going there? I also see the Pizza Hut rebuilt on Route 11 but they are no longer having the noon buffet. How come? Thanks. Keep up the good work."
Thank you, sir. In order:
1. Fastrac is on a bit of a slow track right now, but I understand it is going to open.
2. As I reported, the former Burdick VW will become a Ruby Tuesday restaurant.
3. Pizza Hut did reopen, with its pizza and wings concept. No buffet. Bad Pizza Hut.
* Jerry writes, "Bob, Love your column and the blog. I have noticed that Crate & Barrel has started advertising on TV. Are they just building interest for stores outside of our area or are they looking to open a store here?"
You hit it right with the first one. C&B has no plans for a CNY -- or Upstate -- store at this point. The closest ones are in the New York City area.
* Chris Whittaker writes, "Greetings from Florida. Just to let you know that CiCi's doesn't have an exclusive domain on the all-you-can eat pizza, pasta, & salad buffet (although they do it better than any anyone). Stevi B's, based in Atlanta and Gatti's are similar in scope to it. After sampling the three places, even though the quality of pizza is not anywhere near that of other places in Upstate, the pricepoint is something that would appeal, especially near a university campus, such as SU, Cortland, Cornell or Oswego.
Right. It would also appeal to folks like Carl M., above, whose Pizza Hut pulled its buffet post-fire.
Thanks loads, Chris. Now why am I so... how you say.. Hungry?
That is all.
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Leon S Kennedy and his partner Helena Harper tackle the smarter than average zombies at the Ivy University. In China, Chris Redfield and his BSAA partner Piers Nivans tackle the deadly J'avo across the Lianshang rooftops. The final encounter sees new boy Jake Muller trying to escape the Ustanak in war torn Eastern Europe accompanied by Sherry Berkin.
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January 29, 2010
Extension issues winter weather advisory
With impending winter weather expected across the state this weekend, N.C. Cooperative Extension specialists at N.C. State University offer some tips on preventing injuries or illness associated with winter storms and the potential for power outages.
Resources have been posted to Cooperative Extension's disaster page at www.ces.ncsu.edu/disaster. Other winter storm resources from the national Extension Disaster Education Network are online at eden.lsu.edu/Topics/Hazards/SnowIce/Pages/default.aspx.
For a complete list of Cooperative Extension experts who can speak about disaster, visit: www.ces.ncsu.edu/disaster/media/experts.html.
Avoiding carbon monoxide poisoning
During a winter power failure, families may be tempted to stay warm and prepare meals by bringing a gas or charcoal grill indoors. This information sheet from the Centers for Disease Control explains the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning from indoor grilling.
Preventing frozen pipes
Having faucets dripping during sub-freezing weather can prevent frozen pipes in exterior walls.
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Food safety during winter storms
When the power goes out, the clock starts ticking on foods in refrigerators and freezers. Keeping appliance doors closed as much as possible during an outage can help protect your food from spoilage. Dr. Ben Chapman offers tips on knowing what's safe to eat and preparing meals when the power is out.
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Driving on snow and ice
Those unfamiliar with driving in a winter storm can be caught off guard. While the best advice is often to avoid driving in winter weather, Dr. Andrew Behnke offers tips for those who must go out.
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Trees and shrubs are often damaged by winter storms. Dr. Barbara Fair, North Carolina Cooperative Extension landscape specialist, can answer questions about dealing with damaged trees and shrubs.
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North Carolina is a major producer of both pigs and poultry (chickens and turkeys). Because these animals are typically raised in buildings, a winter storm is unlikely to have an impact, unless there are power outages. Farm animals such as cattle, goats and sheep, on the other hand, are typically kept in pastures and could be impacted by winter weather. Dr. Matt Poore, Cooperative Extension livestock commodity coordinator and ruminant nutrition specialist, can answer questions about cattle, goats and sheep. Dr. Jean-Marie Luginbuhl, Cooperative Extension specialist, can answer questions about goats and sheep.
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Archive » February 15, 2007
By Eva Van Prooyen
The Hungry Cat
The corner of Anapamu and Chapala is a buzz of activity, as chef-restaurateurs Suzanne Goin and David Lentz prepare to open their new restaurant, The Hungry Cat, at the end of March. Suzanne and David have a sister restaurant in Hollywood also called The Hungry Cat that will be two years old in March, and Suzanne owns two restaurants in Los Angeles, Lucques and A.O.C., with a separate partner. In an interview in their new space last week, David explained how on a wedding anniversary a few years ago they stayed at the San Ysidro Ranch and had a revelation that it would be great to open a restaurant in Santa Barbara. "The Hungry Cat almost fits Santa Barbara more than it fits Hollywood," he says with Suzanne adding, "We love the pace, vibe and architecture here. This building is what we were looking for. This is what we love. We're excited to be up here."
The Hungry Cat concept was born when a restaurant project David was working on with another partner fell through at the last minute. "It was very discouraging," says David, explaining he was just a chef looking for a venue to make good food.
"We said, let's just open a little place like where we would want to go eat, and we literally wrote the menu that night," says Suzanne, describing that they'd want a place that had great drinks and was based on seafood, including caviar and oysters.
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In 2006, Suzanne won two James Beard awards, one for her cookbook, "Sunday Suppers at Lucques," and one for Best Chef in California. Her road to becoming an award-winning chef and restaurateur began when she was young. "I grew up in Los Angeles, and my parents are sort of big foodies," she says. "They were foodies before there even were foodies, so I grew up as a kid eating great food. We would go to France and rent a house for the summer for two weeks every year. I think I was lucky to be exposed to great food early on."
Suzanne went on to attend Brown University, and got a restaurant job right out of college. From then on, she says she just kept on working in restaurants. "When I graduated, it was like this big moment of – are you going to be a history professor or are you going to be a cook?" she says. "And I thought why don't you just try the weird thing first and see if it works out."
She later took a job for two years at Chez Panisse in Berkeley, worked in France for a year before flying to Boston to work for Todd English, and then landed in Providence at Al Forno. She "finally made my way back to Los Angeles" as chef at Campanile for two years before opening Lucques and, four years later, A.O.C. In November 2005 came the release of her cookbook, which is based on the seasonal set dinner menus served at Lucques on Sundays.
Suzanne and David got married three years ago. They are expecting twins (a boy and a girl) the third week in March – right around the time the restaurant will be opening.
David grew up in Maryland and says his cooking standpoint is definitely a reflection of what he grew up with and what he remembers seeing. "Steamed crab, crab feasts, peel-and-eat shrimp, this is what I apply as a restaurateur these days," says David, "that style of good times, everyone sitting at a big table, and just having fun drinking and eating."
David, who started cooking when he was 20, doesn't get "caught up in frou frou presentations," saying "it's more about the flavors and it simply being good and speaking for itself."
After working in restaurants in Maryland, he went to culinary school but soon dropped out because he "found it to be a waste of money." He worked in San Francisco and "a bit" in England, then moved to Miami where he "hooked up" with China Grill.
"They put me on as sous chef, and once I got to that level, I learned a lot about the business aspect, as China Grill has really large properties, and you're exposed to crazy scenarios," says David, who helped China Grill open in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay. "That was crazy, and after two years of that I was finished with Las Vegas and large restaurants."
In 2000, he walked away from the corporate world and into Los Angeles, not knowing anybody, but knowing he didn't want to necessarily move back to the East Coast. "The first two months I was in town, I lived in an apartment a couple of blocks from Lucques and I came in for a Sunday supper by myself and ended up sitting next to Suzanne's sister," says David, explaining that he and Suzanne met that night and started dating immediately.
"It's kind of a corny story, but when I was in Las Vegas, the Best New Chefs of Food and Wine came out and Suzanne was one of them," says David, "and I told my roommate, 'I'm going to marry that girl someday.'"
Cat Call
David's "goal is to do everything to order whether it be making simple syrup that day, squeezing fresh juices, or mixing drinks to order. This is going to be the best product, everything seasonal and made to order. I don't believe in clones or carbon copies. We want to open really strong, we're going to open with everything that we know how to do really great and let it develop into its own thing."
The Hungry Cat will be going off the template they have in Hollywood, but it will be "very much Santa Barbara."
In addition to the menu being loaded with fresh seasonal celebratory fare, David says, "it's definitely seafood-driven," with Suzanne happily emphasizing, "It's seafood and one amazing hamburger."
Above all, David says, "we're here for the locals." Two of their investors are locals – Jane Walker Wood and Scott Adelson and they've hired Dylan Fultineer as chef de cuisine and Todd Smith, who worked previously at Dish.
The Hungry Cat will feature a full bar open until 2 am. It will be open seven days a week for dinner until midnight and, eventually, brunch on weekends.
"We're thinking this will be a great place for restaurant people to come and hang out after work and have some drinks, get some oysters," says Suzanne, explaining that guests can expect it to be casual with good energy, an open kitchen, and caviar that is priced "really really well.
"We want you to eat it!" she says. "We love to eat it."
The Hungry Cat will open soon at 1134 Chapala Street. For more information visit www.thehungrycat.com.
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I know this is such a typical topic and people are probably sick of this stuff, but I'm really getting frustrated. I've been doing some heavy lifting (well for me heavy lifting is deadlifting the bar) for 3 days a week from April until now and my body fat % won't budge. I've been using measurements and the static body fat thing at the gym and despite my hard work it's not going anywhere. My trainer is pushing me really hard and I've been adding weight to my lifting every week, but no improvement. I tend to build muscle really easy so I can see the muscle developing, but my fat won't budge. What is going on? Do I just need to keep going and hope results are just slow? I've been about 80% primal and have had an abnormal amount of stress lately, but I would think I'd still be able to burn fat despite all that, especially with training 3-4 days a week!
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Everyone's console is freezing
Every time I boot up GTA Online it freezes and I'm stuck here while Michael gives me a stare and the loading screen songs plays fully. Yes, even the part where it goes ♪dun DA DA DA♪ (that's my favorite part) but it's not just me everyone else is have this issue. Did Rockstar kill GTA Online?
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Same thing. This game would be great if it didn't crash all the time, have so many exploits and the cops were not so freaking annoying.
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Coconut Shrimp Tacos with Pineapple and Mango Salsa
I don't understand my taco addiction, and I don't dare try to. I just accept it and roll with it. For those who are unaware, my taco addiction is pretty outta hand. I will put anything -- ANYTHING in a taco. However, I'll spare you the weird concoctions for now, and just bless you with some simple and delicious taco recipes that you can replicate in your own kitchen.


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The same reaction when I read Glenn's website. I laugh. It used to be something now it's nothing. Move along Glenn, your day is done.
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Megyn Kelly definitely jumped the shark with her career that night!
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When will it be "take a Muslim to MECCA" week, don't tell him it's one way!
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It's tough believing in everything yet believing in nothing.
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Wow…. you can't get more progressive then the California School System. Let your kids bring home a handout on why I have two dads and why Harry and Barry hold hands. I would understand the truth of protecting his children from fame… legit issue…. but progressive… lol he needed a different term.
Take God out of school but let us thrust the legitimacy of Homosexuality down your throats. I am in no way a religious person but I respect everyone's right to believe in and be whomever they wish to be. Just sayin' so let the hate begin.
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Funny thing is I discovered I am missing some Chianti and Fava Beans.
May 7, 2013 at 1:55pm
Remember Vince Foster…… It never ends with these clowns.
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Really, What an idiot. Not much else to say.
March 30, 2013 at 6:14pm
I watched the whole thing. They are both crazy. I could really say alot here but I will spare you guys my opinions on this. lol.
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Where's Paul Kersey when we need him?
March 9, 2013 at 10:01am
No foreshadowing there….
March 9, 2013 at 8:51am
Put her on The Five and remove Beckel…
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Stupid question. Of course he will give praise since his people he represents are suffering. Politics in his mind….and most peoples I might add, have no place when tragic events occur. Obama missed that course in politics 101
September 17, 2012 at 12:35pm
The DNC Convention what a joke
Ok all you Delegates gather round…… We are going to have a vote on if we believe in God…. Ok Great the Yay's have it.!
I thought I was watching a live feed from Comicon… lol. Obama = No Jobs, No Guns, No bullets, No Freedom, and most probably a civil war. I can slowly feel the bindings being slipped on my hands and the shackles encompassing my feet getting tighter every day. These are very scary times my friends.
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Liberalism is a mental disorder!
July 6, 2012 at 2:15pm
I vote for him to be the Official Spokesman for the Liberal Left. Hell, he's only a stones throw from stand up comedy as the Miller Lite Guy, How does anyone get drunk on lite beer anyways. lol
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Obama's campaign……..
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The Sno-Valley Wildcats select boys baseball team started on a bit of a rough note this season.
The Wildcats, a U17 team this season, are currently 4-5 after nine games. Last week, they were blown out twice on their home field at Mount Si High School. On Thursday, May 29, they fell 15-2 to the Washington System team, then last Saturday, May 31, they were one-hit by the Seattle Raineers in a 9-0 loss. Devin Aberle had the lone hit.
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Thanks Ed. It calls for plus 5 volt for the mark and 0 volt for the space. Somehow or other, I get no data through. I called Ten Tec but Paul was the only tech working this week. Rest are on vacation til Monday. I get it to work okay with N1MM on CW, using the program to send CW and the PSK is working fine. Just no RTTY. Even using one of my RigBlasters, I can't get it to work on AFSK. Oh well, that's the joy of a new radio. Hope you had a nice Christmas. We were in Tuscaloosa for about four days. Just got back Monday. Talk to you soon. Gary P.S. Just probably a stupid question but is there voltage from a USB port that could provide the 5 volts? -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Ed Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2010 9:46 PM To: Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment Subject: Re: [TenTec] OMNI VII and MTTY On 12/28/2010 09:22 PM, Gary Grogg wrote: > Still having trouble getting the OMNI VII to send RTTY. It does transmit a > signal which is seen on the MTTY screen of another computer hooked to my > backup rig. However, it is a single horizontal ellipse with no vertical > component. > Help!? > > Gary K4VIG I'll be over the 1st thing in the morning to take that rig off your hands. If you need any help with testing give me a call. Ed W3NR _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list email@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
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Many talk about the need for competition for Google. Even Google does. When Microsoft introduced Bing there was hope that Bing might be the bigger competition for Google we were hoping for. The first numbers coming from the US showed that it could be true. In Europe however we had to wait. Bing was still in beta in the UK and not even running in other countries. Until now.
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GABRIELS - Paula Ann Rivers Desourdy Harmon embraced our Lord on Oct. 22, 2012, a loving daughter to Evelyn Gertrude Gonyea and Walter Joseph Rivers.
She was born on Aug. 26, 1944, in Malone.
Her first husband was Joseph Carl Desourdy, and her second was Richard Oliver Harmon.
She was and still is a loving mother and will be greatly missed.
She spent her last few years in Florida with two of her daughters and enjoying Facebook, where she was able to connect with relatives and find others that she did not keep in contact with.
Most of her time was spent going for rides and to restaurants, and she did a lot of crochet, which she did love the most.
Toward the end, she was having a very hard time coping with respiratory problems, and as stubborn as she was, she did not complain about herself. She just wanted to go back to Tony's.
She was a fun mother, always joking, making one laugh.
Her brothers and sisters are as follows: Carlton Rivers from Saranac Lake, Cindy Collins, deceased brothers and sisters are Aloney Rivers of Peru, Carl Rivers, Walter Joseph Jr. and Ida Mae Bills of Stony Creek. Her siblings are as follows: Mystery Linares, James Desourdy, Rebecca Van Vaulkinburg, Darlene Harmon, Janice Goodwin, Robert Harmon and Barbara Howard. She had many cousins, nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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The Massachusetts men's basketball team is reeling after dropping three of their last four games. However, as our poll yesterday showed, almost two-thirds of the fanbase still think the Minutemen have a shot at making the NCAA tournament.
Are the fans too optimistic, or are they right in keeping the faith? Make your voice heard by joining us at 2 p.m. as UMass reporter Dan Malone hosts a live chat to discuss the current state of the team as well as their prospects down the road.
Check back here later today for a link to the post, or simply visit our UMass basketball team page for complete coverage.
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Update: Crash cleared.
An accident is slowing traffic on Eisenhower Boulevard near Interstate 83.
The crash, which was reported around 2:20 p.m. Sunday, occurred at the underpass to Interstate 83, Dauphin County dispatchers confirmed.
There is no word on injuries, but according to PennDOT, multiple vehicles are involved.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is reporting the crash is causing a ramp restriction at Paxton Street.
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Going no- 'poo?by Stephanie Langford
Nope, it's not a post about diapering! I stumbled upon a brilliant suggestion through Clothesline Alley last week that I sure hope it going to work for me, and just had to pass it on to you. Here it is:... Read More
Salmon Melts, Broccoli Salad and Cinnamon Sconesby Stephanie Langford
I spent most of the day working on my garden (so exciting, I can't wait to show pictures soon!), so I am exhausted and ready for a relaxing evening, but as requested, here are a few of the recipes I... Read More
Simply Super Baby Stewby Stephanie Langford
As I work away on my calculations and post for tomorrow's Frugal Cooking Carnival, I thought I would just quickly post a simple, but very nutritious stew that I made for my 11 mth old baby the other day. This... Read More
Frugal Cooking Carnival!by Stephanie Langford
At long last, the greatly anticipated Frugal Cooking Carnival is here! My challenge in doing this was two-fold--1) Trying to figure out how we could eat more frugally than we usually do (without sacrificing nutrition- it's only worth it to... Read More
Bottles, sippy cups and BPA – oh my!by Stephanie Langford
All right, I've dug in and done a little bit of research and here's what I've come up with on the issue of returning #7 plastics for a full refund-- it really is true! Large chain stores all over North... Read More
It's time for another Bloggy Giveaway!by Stephanie Langford
And I couldn't be more excited to share with my contribution to all the giveaway goodness going on this week in the blogosphere! This is actually so timely considering my post last night, and the recent talk of grocery budgets,... Read More
Q & A: The necessity of a low grocery budgetby Stephanie Langford
Here's a comment from my recent post on rising grocery costs that I wanted to respond to: Do you have that low of a grocery budget because you have to or because you want to (ie: pay off your mortgage... Read More
A winner and a questionby Stephanie Langford
First of all, congratulations to MaryBeth from Four Silly Sisters, who will soon be toting around two adorable re-usable shopping bags, in addition to her triplets and toddler! We're all jealous happy for you! Thanks to Stacey of Yvonne Totes... Read More
Cost-per-serving for dinner menusby Stephanie Langford
As promised, I've worked this week on some more breakdowns of the cost-per-serving for meals, particularly dinner dishes. If you missed last week, I broke down different breakfast dishes into the cost-per-serving, in order to compare them. This all stemmed... Read More
Breaking down meals into price-per-servingby Stephanie Langford
Tedious as it may sound, this is what I've been working on in my "spare" time this past week (I use that term extremely loosely). As I mentioned last week in my post about working with rising grocery costs, I... Read More
All You Ever Wanted to Know About Oatmeal: A Guide to Choosing, Soaking and Cookingby Stephanie Langford
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Dereck Whittenburg fired as Fordham basketball coach
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on December 03, 2009 at 2:13 PM, updated December 03, 2009 at 4:00 PM
on December 03, 2009 at 2:13 PM, updated December 03, 2009 at 4:00 PM
The signs were pointing to another losing basketball season at Fordham so coach Dereck Whittenburg was fired just five games into his seventh season.
The player known for taking one of the most famous shots in NCAA tournament history wasn't able to match that type of success at Fordham. Whittenburg compiled a 69-112 record, including 1-4 this season.
"There was a lot of people who thought we should make a change last spring and they rode me pretty hard," athletic director Frank McLaughlin said Thursday. "I felt that with the strong recruiting class we had coming in, and with the right support, things could turn around. We had a favorable schedule. ... We should be better than 1-4 and we felt a change had to be made."
McLaughlin said Jared Grasso, an assistant on Whittenburg's staff the last four seasons, will take over for the remainder of the season.
The Rams host Bowling Green on Saturday night.
McLaughlin met with Whittenburg on Thursday and told him of the decision.
"I couldn't believe how gracious Dereck was," McLaughlin said. "All he asked was that we take care of the kids. He said he could handle himself, he wanted to make sure about the kids. I had tears in my eyes."
A message left on Whittenburg's cell phone was not returned.
There were reports Thursday that sophomore guard Jio Fontan had decided to transfer from Fordham after the fall semester ended.
"I think you could say he didn't understand what was going on," McLaughlin said of Fontan. "Jio and Dereck had their differences. Nobody knew about this. Jio was at the team meeting and we expect him to be at practice."
Whittenburg took the 40-foot shot that Lorenzo Charles grabbed and dunked at the buzzer to give North Carolina State and coach Jim Valvano the victory over Houston in the 1983 NCAA championship game. Whittenburg was selected MVP of that Final Four.
His first head coaching job was at Wagner, where he compiled a 67-50 record in four seasons. He led the Seahawks to their first NCAA tournament appearance in 2003.
Whittenburg succeeded Bob Hill at Fordham. His only winning season was 2006-07, when the Rams went 18-12. They were 3-25 last season, including 1-15 in the Atlantic 10.
Fordham lost 68-44 at Manhattan last weekend in the schools' annual "Battle of the Bronx."
"From a purely basketball standpoint it was not a difficult decision. The record speaks for itself," McLaughlin said.


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Woman faces DWI charge
October 28, 2013
GLOVERSVILLE — A city woman who previously had her driver's license revoked was charged with driving while intoxicated after she struck another vehicle Sunday, city police said. Kaylee ....
For her own good I hope Daddy does not bail her out of this one. If she is not stopped now, she will kill herself and/or someone else.
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How can we expect young people to not drive drunk, when we have a town councilman in Johnstown who was recently caught driving drunk? I am sure Ms. DiMezza will throw the book at this girl and let off anyone who is of note.
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Only 19 and license revoked from a previous DWI....that's pretty sad. How about where she got the alcohol, since she's underage. Home is one thing, if she purchased it, someone should be charged.
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What do you expect from a city where their own Mayor drives drunk?
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Marriage = one man and one woman.
This is how marriage has been defined for many centuries. Now a small segment of our population wants to change it.
They want the same rights and privileges as married couples - fine, let them have their way, but do not call it marriage, it is not.
The solution is to let that union between gays and lesbians be called "a civil union," because that's what it is.
Let them have all the rights as a married couple, I don't care. The vast majority of Michigan residents have already spoken in 2004 on this subject, the will of the people must prevail.
Voice: JOE TURMELL/Bay City


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Ace chimes in on the latest meme that Obama was "not a factor" in Virginia's election:
As a formal matter Jake Tapper is simply wrong; in Virginia, for example, 39% of voters said Obama was a factor in their vote. About half of that 39% voted to support him and about half voted to oppose him. This may be a wash, but it is incorrect to say Obama was not "a factor."
Strangely enough, Ace & Co. have also pointed out that White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs' contention that NY-23 is a "stunning" defeat for a district that hasn't sent a Democrat to office since the Civil War is a complete fabrication—One based entirely on this DailyKos lie.
How's that strike you for "honest governance?" Or even about old-line media fact-checking?
Because it sure seems to me like there's an awful lot of political hackery that's making it past the "non-political" editorial staff these days. Wonder why that is?
Update: Also falling for the "since the Civil War" canard? Former Clinton White House Press Secretary George "Smarter Than You" Stephanopolous.
Yet more fact-checking that Our Media Superiors can't be bothered to do.


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An Aiken woman accused of stealing from her employer faces additional charges after allegedly causing a traffic collision while fleeing the business, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Tyesha Simmons, 26, was charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent less than $1,000 and placed in the Aiken County detention center, where she remained on Friday evening.
Officers were called to Marios Italian Kitchen on York Street at about 2 p.m. on Friday for an alleged breach of trust, according to Detective Jeremy Hembree. The suspect, Simmons, was an employee at the restaurant and had been accused of stealing from the business.
When confronted by the owner of Marios Italian Kitchen, she left the location in her vehicle, Hembree said. Leaving the scene, officers observed her traveling in the school zone on Rutland Drive, then turning onto S.C. 19 and traveling outside of the City limits.
Hembree said Aiken Public Safety was alerted a short time later that a collision had occurred on S.C. 19 just outside the City limits. The collision involved at least two vehicles: Simmons Chevrolet sedan and a white Toyota Highlander.
Simmons was arrested at the scene. Hembree said additional charges against her are pending while Aiken Public Safety investigates previous incidents involving her at Marios.
The S.C. Highway Patrol is investigating the collision. Information about the collision was not available by press time on Friday.


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Oh noooooo! We had 3 inches right after Sandy blew thru…. that's enough for me, winter can be over. Happy Thanksgiving to you, Keith and Chesty!
No not yet, please. My son is getting married December 15th and I don't drive in snow. It makes me nervous. Can wait til after New Year's or maybe never.
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Bring it on! I love the snow and the crisp bright cold air of winter. Somebody else can keep the hot sticky misery of summer's humidity. I'll be snuggled under my quilts. Yeay!
I love, love, love snow. And, no, I do NOT need to see a psychiatrist! LOL


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If this were a concert, the musicians listed below would earn thunderous applause. As it stands, they're the powerful contenders remaining in The Birmingham News' quest to identify Alabama's Top Music Icon.
We started with 64 star players, just like the NCAA does, and asked readers to vote in three rounds of Music Madness that trimmed the list of competitors to 32, 16 and now eight.
Voting has ended for this round. The Final Four will be announced Friday morning at blog.al.com/bn/madness, and in City Scene in The Birmingham News.
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Check out the competitors with our YouTube and iTunes playlists.
While you're contemplating Alabama's music legends, feel free to comment below about our rankings and sound off about who got left off the list.
Wondering about artists who didn't make the cut? Here are some of the worthy candidates who deserve honorable mentions and some details about how we built the brackets.


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Saturday, 9:10 p.m.
Well, there won't be four No. 1 seeds in Atlanta.
UCLA took care of that by beating Kansas, 68-55 in the West Region final.
But the Bruins would have a No. 1 had they not lost to Washington in their regular season finale and California in the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Tournament while the four No. 1s - Florida, North Carolina, Ohio State and Kansas, all won their tourneys.
So UCLA is about as close to being a No. 1 as you can get.
But since seeding began in 1979, there has yet to be an all-No. 1 Final Four.
The Bruins' victory sets up a potential rematch of last year's championship game against Florida, provided the Gators beat Oregon today in the Midwest Region final.
This is a better UCLA team than the one that beat LSU in the semifinals last season before losing to the Gators in the title game.
That's despite having no seniors and just two starters, guard Aaron Afflalo and forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, returning.
This version of the Bruins has fully bought into Ben Howland's lockdown halfcourt defense.
Even though Kansas came up with 24 turnovers, an incredible 17 of them via steals, UCLA was able to get back so quickly that the Jayhawks has few fast-break opportunities.
The Bruins know how to make the clutch shots too.
The biggest came with five minutes lead and UCLA leading 55-50, its smallest margin since the early minutes of the second half.
The Jayhawks, no defensive slouches themselves, forced the ball outside the arc until as the shot clock ran down, but Darren Collison canned an off-balance shot from just beyond the top of the key.
You never felt that Kansas had a realistic chance to come back after that.
The best player on the court was Afflalo, who had been in a shooting slump, but on this night was 10 of 15, winding up with 24 points.
Afflalo can break down his man off the dribble to get to the rim, post up inside, go outside for the three or hit the pull-up mid-range jumper.
Kansas' defense was geared towards him, but they still couldn't take him out of the game.
There wasn't a senior starter in the game.
While probably two or three players will go into the draft (Afflalo did last year, withdrawing his name late), this could be a preview of the 2008 title game.
If Kansas does get there, it will be the first time for Kansas Coach Bill Self. Saturday's defeat was Self's fourth in the Elite Eight, in 2001 with Tulsa, in 2001 with Illinois and in 2004 plus this year with the Jayhawks.


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|How NOT to build a kit - Part 1
A Class 31 Diesel Locomotive - Rescue
This group of four pictures is of the inner bogie chassis.
Picture 1 – Top Left
It's not an optical illusion, yes the right hand chassis is banana shaped – I checked it on a piece of glass.
Picture 2 – Top Right
The top chassis has not had the section removed where the motor sits, this would be a pig to remove without distorting the chassis, as it is the chassis is already distorted so it doesn't matter at this stage.
Picture 3 – Bottom Left
This picture is a blow up of picture 1 and shows more clearly the seriousness of the situation. All of the brass bushes for the axels have been passed through from the wrong side, non of the lamination is correct and the most serious error is the floating frame for the centre and front axels which should be supported by a piece of 2mm rod passed through the outer frame with the arms free to swing about their centres. Here they are supported by a copper nail which is substantially less than 2mm diameter and is soldered off centre, the brass bush is also not soldered in square. Bottom line, there is no way this bogie would have ever run correctly.
Picture 4 – Bottom Right
Apart from the fact that the plate where the motor sits has not been removed, basically nothing is square, almost non of the folds are 90 degree, this is very important where the two plates slide in that support the motor, the degree of error here needs to be under 0.5mm. I don't know what all this was soldered together with but flux does not appear to have played a part in the proceedings, this is actually an advantage to me because it means none of the solder has penetrated very deep into the laminated parts which are going to have to be completely stripped down, cleaned and reassembled. The whole thing is also coated in something greasy that resisted standard cleaning.
While it would be nice to strip it all down and flatten everything out this is not practical. The half etch lines that form the edges will probably not withstand being folded back and then folded again to the correct angle, we would then be in a worse situation because the basic geometry of the chassis would be lost.
So, 2 hours work with a 75 watt soldering iron, a small gas torch and several meters of desoldering tape brings us to the picture below
Some extreme heat was applied and as much solder removed as possible using desoldering tape, this was sufficient with some parts and they just fell apart. Some parts required direct heating from the gas torch and gentle prizing apart using a sharp knife blade. As you can see I have splayed the chassis sides slightly in order to do the final clean up before reassembly. The next step is to remove all the remaining solder using a glass fibre brush and fine wet & dry paper, then a final clean up in hot soapy water. The final picture in this section shows the end result.
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Gander RCMP seized a quantity of marijuana, cocaine, and money, following the search of a house in Stanhope Friday night.
A 46-year-old man was arrested at the time. Police say further charges against other people are anticipated as the investigation continues.
The RCMP reminds the public that anonymous information about crimes such as drug trafficking can be provided to police through Crime Stoppers, 1-800-222-8477.


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"upper" means the nori green section of the shoe
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Sneaker News has been providing some in-depth previews of Nike Skateboarding release for Summer 2012, like the entire catalog previewed in early October as well as the Dunk Lows, Mids, and Highs that we have you an exclusive look one. Scattered among all those April/May/June drops is this new 'Nori' colorway of the SB Dunk Mid; this un-strapped Mid-cut Nike SB Dunk combines Nori green with a nice shade of blue on the upper, with a white/beige midsole/outsole combination. The upper is built with a combination of soft suede (a huge plus for Dunk fans) and full-grain leather. Again, expect these next Summer, so enjoy the close-up angles of this upcoming release and let us know what you think. via Dunkbar.
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"upper" means the nori green section of the shoe
Might be my first pair of mids
Next summer needs to be here now
"The entire upper is built with soft suede"...that blue on the side and back panel looks like leather to me...
they should have went with a ninja turtle theme and called these the lenardos (thats what the color reminds me of)
First pic I saw I wasn't feelin these, but these pics got me wantin 2 cop, I like em.
The colors go pretty nicely with each other.
nice and sinple
Did you fail kindergarten?
SneakerNews fucking up as usual!! How hard is it to look at the shoe and notice that it's suede AND leather? Like d'omg guys, are you kidding me
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Hotel Aryaduta in Medan is a lavish 5-star hotel located at the center of Medan and a 15-minute drive from Polonia International Airport. The hotel is at a close proximity to several important business addresses as well as government offices. It also boasts quick access to many important destinations in the city, making it suitable both for business and leisure travellers.
The guestrooms are equipped with non smoking rooms, air conditioning, bathrobes, daily newspaper, inhouse movies, desk. Guests can experience the high standards of comfort while staying at this luxury Medan hotel with everything they need right on the site such as 24hr room service, executive floor, elevator, coffee shop, laundry service/dry cleaning.
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ARTE: Mercedes Helnwein
Mercedes is a writer and a visual artist. She has gallery exhibitions all over the world and is a published author. The following excerpts are things we found intriguing from her website.
In response to the question, whether she considers herself to be fragile:
No. I'm not sure how I'd survive as an artist if I were fragile.
On why she moved to Los Angeles:
I have no obvious answer for that. LA is a town that should naturally repel me. For some reason it did the opposite. I didn't know anything about LA at the time, and had no interests in the movie industry, no interest in the California weather, no dreams of becoming a movie star or surfing. But for reasons I don't really know how to formulate, I was drawn to that town, and I just knew I wanted to go there. Then, of course, I hated it when I got there. Nothing made sense to me, and I couldn't relate to all the partying and desperate attention to bodies and clothes and fame and money. There is so much substitution of culture with the worst kind of entertainment.
But the idea of moving away was never an option. And about two years into my existence in LA, I suddenly felt at home there. After scraping through layers of "LAness" you come to a creative core of sorts, with a whole universe of strange, like-minded people. And surprisingly enough I found a possibility there to create art with more dignity and honesty than would have been possible in any of the official art centers of the world.
I owe a lot to LA. It's the fakest place in the world, no doubt about it; but I found some kind of very genuine quality there that was completely unexpected.
Gallery Director Michelle Joan Papillion visited Mercedes at her DTLA studio a few years ago when she was getting ready for a show at the Grammy Museum.


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Ptuj is arguably Slovenia's most attractive town, rising up from the Drava valley in a flutter of red roofs, and topped by a charming castle. The streets themselves are the main attraction, with scaled-down mansions standing shoulder to shoulder on scaled-down boulevards and medieval fantasies crumbling next to Baroque extravagances.
Ptuj's main street is Prešernova ulica, an atmopspheric thoroughfare which snakes along the base of the castle-topped hill. At its eastern end is Slovenski Trg, home to a fine-looking sixteenth-century bell tower and the Church of St George, dating from the twelfth century, with an interior distinguished by some spectacular frescoes. From here Prešernova leads to the Archeological Museum, housed in what was a Dominican monastery until the eighteenth century. Its likeably dishevelled cloisters now display medieval and modern stone carvings. At either end of Prešernova, cobbled paths wind up to the castle – featuring an agglomeration of architectural styles from the fourteenth to the eighteenth centuries – which now houses the carefully presented collections of the Ptuj Regional Museum.


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