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Big things brewing for local band Mos
On stages in places like Germany and Holland during their first-ever European tour, Mos Generator tried to keep up the same in-between-song banter with the audience that they would here in America.
They'd jibe them, taunt them, summon them with their slang, profanity and quips but the audience just stared back in an awkward silence of sorts, obviously not quite comprehending what these three American brutes were saying.
There was one thing, however, aside from the music, that would work the crowd into a frenzy every time.
"All you'd have to do was this," Mos guitarist Tony Reed said, raising his glass. "And they'd go crazy ... it's like a universal sign."
Akin to that global symbol of "cheers," there's something likewise universal about the music of Mos Generator.
The Kitsap three-piece epitomizes the term power trio.
Reed, Scooter Haslip and Shawn Johnson — three hardened veterans of Northwest rock — combine eardrum-drenching guitar riffs, striking drums and a heavy-hitting low-end with a sonic ton of bricks. They generate a head-banging amalgam of old-school hard rock.
So it should come as no surprise that, soon after returning from Europe, they were offered an opening spot for a band that's arguably one of the best power trios of all time.
It's still somewhat staggering that this Saturday at the Gorge ampi-theater, this Port Orchard-based band will be warming up the crowd for Rush.
They scored the show through a long-time friend of the band who works for the concert's promoter Live Nation. And in context, it all makes perfect sense.
The forces of Mos Generator have been rocking out, earning their stripes for the better part of the past two decades.
After releasing its third full length "Songs for Future Gods" on Small Stone records last spring, Mos was asked by the Texas band Blood of the Sun to join them for a 13-day tour of Europe, playing venues ranging from immense street festivals to intimate clubs in places like a former German Secret Service barracks.
Upon returning to the Northwest, they played a birthday party for KISW's Big Rock Show purveyor Jolene at Slim's Last Chance in Seattle and are now slated for a "homecoming" show with Sower of Dischord at Winterland this Friday, followed by the gig of all gigs with Rush at the Gorge, Saturday. Later this summer, they'll be playing Slim's again on July 4 as well as at Hempfest in August.
And in addition to all that live madness, Mos is also anticipating a slew of vinyl releases in the coming year, on labels both in the United States and overseas. And then, a new record.
Indeed, these are heady days for the Mos Generator.
But they're trying to keep it all on an even keel.
"My motto has almost become — 'we'll see,'" Reed said. "I try not to get too over-excited, I did enough of that in my younger years."
In their younger years, Reed, Johnson and Haslip first came together in the band 12:30 Dreamtime, in the late-eighties, early-nineties Bremerton.
Later in the decade, Reed would go on to play drums, then bass in the Seattle punk-grunge band Treepeople, while Johnson joined the Epic Records band Mindfunk and Haslip sat in with Voodoo Gearshift. But they kept in contact and collaboration and even ran into one another now and then on the road. Shortly after the year 2000, the three reformed into a new incarnation that they called Mos Generator.
Ever since, they have been accruing a growing catalogue of records and an impressive collective of live shows across the Northwest and beyond.
While the recent tour with Blood of the Sun was the Generator's first trip to Europe, it wasn't the first that European crowds had heard of Mos.
"People were showing up with records for us to sign," Reed said with a tinge of surprise in his voice. "I mean I know where they probably got it, but it's still weird that you're in another country and these people have got your record."
Among the cadre of record labels Mos works with are a few European companies and distributors like Nasoni Records, a psychedelic label out of Berlin.
In addition to the sheer awesomeness of touring Europe, the trip also provided a chance for the band to meet some of those people who they'd been dealing with online.
In the end, along with a truckload of memories and expanded perspective, Mos came away with requests for a few more records to be released on Nasoni.
And, when asked if he came away with any great wisdom from the European tour, Reed had a blunt yet profound response.
"There are people out there that still enjoy music in its purest form," he said. "A lot of people told us 'we like your band because you're true.' Which I took as they knew we were doing it for real ... that's the biggest compliment you can get as a band."
For more on Mos, go to www.mosgenerator.com.
Mos Generator will be sharing the stage with Sower of Dischord and Virgin at a homecoming-esque show starting around 9:30 p.m. May 30 at Winterland, 1220 Sylvan Way in Bremerton. 21+, $5 cover.
Info: myspace.com/winterlandrocks or call (360) 479-5686.
The next day Mos will be playing the beer garden plaza stage, opening for Rush, at the Gorge. Mos will start around 5 p.m., followed by Rush on the main stage at 8 p.m.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Target says that personal information -- including phone numbers and email and mailing addresses -- was stolen from as many as 70 million customers in its pre-Christmas data breach. That was substantially more customers than Target had previously said were affected.
The chain also cut its fourth-quarter adjusted earnings forecast and outlook for a key sales barometer.
Target had announced in December that about 40 million credit and debit cards may have been affected by a data breach that happened between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15 -- just as the holiday shopping season was getting into gear.
The retailer said Friday that the personal information stolen is not a new breach, but was discovered during its ongoing investigation.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman told The Post-Standard last month that customers should check their credit activity regularly for any irregular charges.
What do you do if you suspect your account data has been breached?
If you might be a victim:Target Corp.'s stock fell in Friday premarket trading.
- Report to any of the three credit reporting agencies (see contact information below) that you may have been a victim of identity theft. Make sure the agency has your current contact information so it can get in contact with you.
- You can call Equifax at (800) 525-6285, Experian at (888) 397-3742 and TransUnion at (800) 680-7289.
- Ask the credit reporting agencies to put a fraud alert on your credit file. (You would still be able to use your credit card.)
- You may also put a credit freeze on your credit file. That will block someone from obtaining credit using your name or personal information. You could still use your existing credit cards, but you wouldn't be able to apply for any new cards or loans while the freeze is in effect.
If you are a victim:
- Create an identity theft fraud report. To create one, file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and print your Identity Theft Affidavit. You can call the FTC at (877) 438-4338 or visit the FTC's website.
- Use the affidavit to file a police report and create your Identity Theft Report. An Identity Theft Report will help you deal with credit reporting companies, debt collectors and any fraudulent accounts that the ID thief opened in your name.
- Put a freeze, not just a fraud alert, on your credit report by notifying each of the credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion).
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Ed Potosnak, who ran unsuccessfully against U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance last year, is seeking a rematch.
Potosnak wants to run in the 7th Congressional District in 2012– the second Democrat to announce his candidacy there in as many weeks.
On Thursday, former Edison Mayor Jun Choi announced he also plans to run in the district.
It's unclear what the congressional district will look like by November, however. Boundaries have to be redrawn to conform with Census figures, making it possible that Choi and Potosnak, a North Plainfield resident, will not be in the same district.
And with New Jersey losing one of its 13 House seats, the political futures of most New Jersey House members, including Lance, are uncertain.
Potosnak, who runs a home improvement business, is a former teacher and for two years advised U.S. Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.) on science and education. He got about 40 percent of the vote against Lance last year.
"Creating good jobs to secure America's future, stimulating research and development, improving education so that future generations can innovate and lead, and protecting the American Dream are among my top priorities" said Potosnak in a press releease. "Congressman Lance has changed since going to Washington, and his ever-changing policy positions are damaging America's future."


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Syracuse, NY -- A Comair captain doing a normal sweep of Flight 6743 before boarding passengers at Hancock International Airport this morning found a black box with wires probes and a switch labeled "blast" -- setting off a chain of events that delayed flights for several hundred passengers up to two hours.
The discovery of what turned out to be a harmless piece of equipment set into motion an investigation and evacuation of the north and south concourses at the airport.
The captain found the 5-by 9-inch box at about 5:30 a.m. in Row 5 of the 50-passenger plane that had arrived from Atlanta at 12:05 a.m. The plane was parked at Gate 24 and waiting for its first flight back to Atlanta this morning.
The captain immediately notified airport authorities, Syracuse Police and the Transportation Safety Administration.
Both concourses were shut down and people were moved from both areas into the airport's main terminal area.
Authorities swabbed the box for explosive residue, X-rayed it and did an Internet search before determining that it was a control device for sanding equipment, said Daniel Liddell, federal security director for Central New York.
Though they found that the box was harmless, officials then used bomb-sniffing dogs to sweep the plane as a precaution. Authorities are still trying to determine how the device got onto the plane and whether it went through security screening.
The south concourse was reopened to 200 waiting passengers after about 30 minutes. About 400 passengers in the north concourse were delayed from 90 minutes to two hours.
At 6:30, people were stopped at the escalator and the stairs leading to the gate security area. The escalator was not running. About 100 people lined the escalator and stairs.
Andre Oosthuizen of Atlanta said he was waiting at Gate 24 for the flight to Atlanta when he was asked by security to leave the area.
"They herded us out and told us not to use our cell phones," Oosthuizen said.
He said passengers were sent to the front of the security gate where they waited for about 15 minutes and were then sent to an airport lobby. They waited until 7:05 when security allowed passengers to board planes.
The second floor of the airport was crammed with people waiting shoulder to shoulder at 6:30 a.m. Many people were on cell phones and computers.
A mother and two daughters headed to New York City for a shopping trip had arrived at 5 a.m.
"I heard something was suspicious about the flight to Atlanta," said Jennifer Blowers, 36, of Liverpool. She was waiting with her mother, Doreen Koch, 67, of Penn Yan and sister, Laura Case, 43, of Rochester.
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It was a nice, basic mountain lodge. Clean and had a great patio view.
Definitely more for skiing season. The room had one bedroom and a small living room that was small/slightly uncomfortable to hang out in. A better place if you just need to sleep.
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The bar only had two types of draft beer and no bottled beers . They need to add a few more....
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It was a perfect stay from check in to checkout. From the time Stuart and Shane checked us in and finding accommodations for my Corvette and Harley, all the way till to our final breakfast, this was an ideal place to stay on the mountain. And speaking of the included breakfast, Shane wasn't lying when he said it was the best in all of Telluride. The room had a balcony, fire place , small kitchen and a steam shower, which included use of a private hot tub on the top floor overlooking the mountain. We will be back next year, same time.
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The loud snow groomers at 3 Am in the morning.
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noise from bar went until 130AM on Saturday night. Rooms were cramped
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BUDDS CREEK, Md. – James Stewart and Ryan Villopoto continued their respective marches though the 2008 Toyota AMA Motocross Championships today, at round seven of the series held at Budds Creek MX Park, in southern Maryland.
Under hot and humid conditions, the two Kawasaki riders dominated their divisions with Stewart topping the Motocross class over teammate Timmy Ferry and Red Bull Honda's Andrew Short, while Villopoto blitzed to an easy victory in the Lites division over Suzuki's Ryan Dungey and Kawasaki's Brett Metcalfe.
Stewart was unstoppable in the 450 class, riding away to a large margin after grabbing the BTOSports.com Holeshot Award in each race.
Short and Ferry provided most of the action, as the two battled over the runner up position in each race.
In both races, Short ran in second during the early stages but in the end was unable to hold off the hard-charging Ferry. In the second moto, Ferry came from outside of the top 10 after a bad start, before passing Short at the finish.
Dungey grabbed the holeshot in the opening Lites moto, while Villopoto battled through traffic after a poor start. Villopoto took the lead on lap four and held on for the moto win with Geico Powersports Honda's Trey Canard taking second ahead of Dungey.
In the final moto, Canard pulled the holeshot and ran out front but tangled with a lapper in lap 11 and failed to finish. Dungey capitalized on Canard's misfortune to grab second in the moto and second overall. Meanwhile, Metcalfe, rounded out the podium for the second moto and took third overall after a fifth place performance in moto one. Villopoto worked through traffic in the opening portion of the moto again, taking the lead on lap three to maintain his undefeated record at Budds Creek and notch his third straight overall victory at the facility. "I've been able to ride good here the last three years," said Villopoto. "I like the track. I didn't get the start I wanted in both motos so I just had to put my head down, get around the guys, and pull the gap." Stewart currently holds a 105-point lead over teammate Ferry in the AMA Motocross standings. In AMA Motocross Lites, Villopoto has a 103-point advantage over Dungey.
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For the Citizen Patriot
Dee Dee Briggs picked the perfect time to bowl her first 700 series since high school.
Briggs, a 2005 graduate of Vandercook Lake High School, had 707 Sunday in her second three-game qualifying block for a 1,266 total and the top qualifying spot in Division A of The Women's Challenge at Summit Lanes. She had games of 235, 268 and 204 after shooting 559 in her first three-game block.
"Everything just fell into place," Briggs said. "It was perfect lane conditions for me."
Before Sunday, Briggs had never competed in The Women's Challenge, which has three divisions and offers no-handicap competition. Division A is for players with averages of 170 to 190; Division B is for those with averages from 155 to 169; and Division C is for players 154 and lower.
The tournament is intended for players who may think they cannot compete with the female bowlers in town in events like the Regal Tire Queens and Brooklyn Tire.
However, Briggs has a history of coming up big in tournaments. In high school, she won the Class C/D individual state championship and also led Vandercook Lake to the team championship. During that tournament she had six games of 240 or above, including a 299, and she had never had a 240 game prior to the event.
"I really love tournament competition," said Briggs, who bowls in one league a week and is averaging 181. "It's a completely different atmosphere."
Sandi Valdez was the only other woman to top 1,200 as she qualified second in Division A with 1,239.
In Division B, Amy Watson led the qualifying session with a 1,127 total — 99 pins ahead of runner-up Gayle Sauceda. Watson, who owns Amy's Pizza in Spring Arbor and Hanover, opened with a 247 game and held the lead the rest of the way. Just nine women entered Division B.
Watson, a left-hander who bowls regularly at Airport Lanes, wasn't confident about her chances in the tournament as she doesn't feel as comfortable at Summit Lanes.
"I never bowl here, so I just bowled the best that I can," Watson said. "It was a little discouraging for me to bowl out here because I know that I'm not as good of a bowler on these lanes."
In Division C, defending champion Lindy Loughlin was the only woman to top 1,000 as she led qualifying with a 1,027 total. She overcame a 127 start and vaulted to the top in the fifth game when she rolled a career-best 242. Gayle Hyde qualified second with 963.
"My husband told me ways to shift, and I finally figured things out," Loughlin said. "I refused to look at the screen during the 242 game. I was amazed."
Three years ago, Loughlin entered the tournament but had to move up one division because there were not enough women to fill her division. It resulted in her competing against players with better averages.
"I didn't do well, but it was a wonderful learning experience," Loughlin said.
She kept improving and won the Division C title last year.
The top 10 players in Division A and the top eight in divisions B and C advance to match play, which begins at 1 p.m. Saturday and continues at 10 a.m. Sunday. Immediately after match play concludes Sunday (around noon), stepladder finals will take place.
Tight finish
The Youth Masters Classic at Airport Lanes had quite a three-player championship match Saturday as six pins separated the three players.
DeAndre Buckner, who qualified fourth, won the title with 200, while Sean Davis had 198 and Bobby Arnold III had 194. Davis was the last player to finish and needed a mark to win but left the 7-10 split on a pocket hit. Davis was on a double, so he could have forced a playoff by picking up one of the two pins on the spare attempt, but it appeared he didn't realize that and he missed both pins.
Alex Rieman used a 280 game to lead qualifying, but he lost in the first round of match play in the single-elimination event.
Sparr results
More than 150 youth bowlers packed the house at Airport Lanes in December for the annual Harvey and Mildred Sparr Tournament.
According to the results, made official last week, Malloree Ambs — who came into the tournament with a 185 average — had the highest actual game and series for the girls with a 727 and 265 game. Brennan Furman, averaging 205, had the highest actual series and game for the boys with a 762 series and 300 game.
Tourney talk
• The deadline to enter the 50th annual Gene Mollitor Memorial Masters is Friday. Entry fee is $65 and should be mailed to: Edward Goostrey, 1304 Dunfee Drive, Pleasant Lake, MI 49272. Entries must be postmarked no later than midnight Friday.
The Masters will take place at Airport Lanes. Qualifying is scheduled for 10 a.m. Jan. 31 with match play at 1 p.m. Feb. 6 and 10 a.m. Feb. 7. Frank Heatherman is the defending champion.
• The 31st annual Regal Tire Queens is scheduled for Airport Lanes, and deadline for entries is Feb. 13.
Entry fee is $40 and should be mailed to: Kerry King, 309 E. Main St., Hanover, MI 49241. Qualifying is set for 10 a.m. Feb. 14 with match play at 1 p.m. Feb. 20 and 10 a.m. Feb. 21. Shannon Henman is the defending champion.


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Robert Fisk says claims of chemical weapons use by the Syrian government are without support and that he can "trash" the evidence supporting those claims. Essentially, he's calling out the Obama administration for creating a ruse to justify intervention based on the "red line" statement. Obama will intervene if Syria uses chemical weapons. The UN sent a team to investigate but the Syrian government won't let the UN in until a Russian expert is added to the roster.
Fisk makes a compelling case when he asks — why would Syria use chemical weapons when the MIGs employed are so much better at inflicting damage on the rebels? There are more questions raised plus a description of the media frenzy in support of the administration.
Here is my question. Why would the Syrians even consider using chemical weapons and certain U.S. involvement when they're handily winning battles against the rebels? Seriously…
Also, where is the skepticism and outrage that we may be manipulated into another act of aggression? It was pretty loud about Iraq. But that was "their guy" not "ours." If these claims are a pretext for war, isn't Obama as guilty as Bush of war mongering?
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This concludes our first example. As you see, setting up a pipeline is very low-level but powerful. You will see later in this manual how you can create a more powerful media player with even less effort using higher-level interfaces. We will discuss all that in Part IV, "Higher-level interfaces for GStreamer applications". We will first, however, go more in-depth into more advanced GStreamer internals.
It should be clear from the example that we can very easily replace the "filesrc" element with some other element that reads data from a network, or some other data source element that is better integrated with your desktop environment. Also, you can use other decoders and parsers/demuxers to support other media types. You can use another audio sink if you're not running Linux, but Mac OS X, Windows or FreeBSD, or you can instead use a filesink to write audio files to disk instead of playing them back. By using an audio card source, you can even do audio capture instead of playback. All this shows the reusability of GStreamer elements, which is its greatest advantage.


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DAYTON - Matt Johnson, owner of the Iron Saddle Saloon, got some good news Wednesday morning just a bit before 11 a.m. - a call from city hall letting him know that Dayton's weeklong boil advisory had just been lifted.
"That's great," Johnson said.
The boil advisory was put in place by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources following a water main break March 4. Crews repaired the line on Friday and restored service to a three-block area of downtown. But until bacterial testing could be completed, the boil advisory remained in effect.
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Matt Johnson, right, owner of the Iron Saddle Saloon in downtown Dayton, demonstrates one of the measures he took to deal with town's water boil advisory — using canned soda to mix drinks.
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Nancy Hansen, head cook at the Southeast Webster-Grand Elementary School in Dayton, pours bottled water into a double boiler Wednesday morning to cook vegetables. Hansen had to use bottled water for cooking during the weeklong boil advisory, which was now been lifted.
Johnson had to make a few changes to deal with it.
"We had to boil any water we used for cooking or dishes," he said. "We also limited our menu to downsize the mess."
In addition, he went to paper plates and plastic cutlery, canned soda and bottled water.
His ice fortunately is purchased from a commercial source.
"We got lucky there," Johnson said.
Luck also held for him during the water outage, even though crews were digging up the street right outside his front door. He didn't lose his water service.
"I'm just before the shutoff," he said.
Johnson took the digging in stride.
"You just have to live with it," he said.
Dawn Elifrits, the cook at the Dayton Community Grocery Store, has boiled a lot of water during the past week.
"I start at 6 a.m.," she said. "I usually have three pots going."
Most of that boiled water was used for doing dishes.
"The rinse water has to be boiled," she said.
To save a bit, she switched to paper plates and cups, but her customers still got to enjoy metal forks and knives.
"I don't mind doing the silverware," Elifrits said.
For the coffeemaker and for cooking, she used bottled water during the alert. During the outage, she got a few days off.
"It's pretty hard to run a kitchen without water," Elifrits said.
She kept a positive mind set during the week.
"You just have to be patient," she said. "It will get there."
At Southeast Webster-Grand Elementary School, Principal Dan Grandfield said they coped with the boil order by buying bottled water - lots of it.
The school's first purchase was 70 gallons.
"That got us through Friday," he said.
The school purchased another 50 gallons this week. Each classroom was kept supplied with a jug and paper cups.
He's glad it's over.
"I think the whole city if relieved," he said. "We can get back to our regular routine."
Nancy Hansen, the head cook at the school, kept her students fed during the boil advisory by adapting.
She said they used bottled water for cooking. They lucked out on dishes; the mechanical dish washing machine heats the water.
"It goes over 190 degrees," she said.
Hansen doubts the students noticed anything different. She stayed with the planned menus for the week. Behind the scenes, in the kitchen, she and her staff took the water issue in stride.
"It took a little extra time," she said. "But that's fine."
Cyndi Gentz, administrator at the Grandview Health Care Center, said they instituted several changes to ensure their residents remained safe.
They have a written policy to deal with water problems. Precautions include dumping the ice from their ice machines and replacing the supply with safe source ice, removing water pitchers from patient rooms and replacing them with bottled water and buying bottled juice.
Their dish washing and laundry use high temperature water and a sanitizer, so they remained in use.
"We're doing fine," Gentz said.
While residents can now enjoy their tap water again, it is recommended that icemaker and other water filters be changed before being used again. Any ice produced during the boil order should be discarded.
Dayton was only one of several area towns affected by water main breaks this winter.


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His death at the hand of a client on the March 23 episode of the CBS drama might feel like a shock, but he's just one of many main TV characters who have been killed off in the past few years.
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Michael Lyle Adams, 34, brandished a 9 mm handgun at a Lawton police officer just after 3 a.m. Wednesday during a traffic stop in the 600 block of M-40, just south of the village's downtown, according to Michigan State Police.
In response, the officer, a 12-year veteran of the Lawton Police Department, drew his handgun and fired at Adams, wounding him. Adams retreated into his car and began loading the assault rifle, Michigan State Police Inspector Tracey McAndrew said.
He made the statement to the girls that he wasn't going to get arrested," McAndrew said.
Police said Adams was wanted in Kalamazoo County for failing to appear in court on a felony charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Adams was released from prison in 2009 after serving time for malicious destruction of fire or police property, conspiracy to bring contraband in to a prison and second-degree home invasion, according to Michigan Department of Corrections records.
On Wednesday, when Adams emerged from the car with the assault rifle, McAndrew said the officer fired at him again, killing him.
McAndrew said police don't know yet how many times Adams was wounded, pending the results of an autopsy that was to be conducted today. He said police found seven shell casings at the scene and do not believe that Adams fired any shots at the police officer.
"Both weapons were loaded but it does not appear he got any rounds off," McAndrew said of Adams.
Police said the inident began early Wednesday when the officer, whose name has not been released, tried to stop Adams for an equipment violation because his car had sparks coming from its undercarriage.
Adams pulled his car into the driveway of a house in the 600 block of M-40, just south of Morrill Street and got out of his car as the officer was exiting his cruiser. Investigators said the officer ordered Adams back into his car but Adams brandished the handgun.
Police said the officer was not hurt in the incident. The three women inside Adams' vehicle also were not injured.
One of the women, a 38-year-old from Kalamazoo, was an acquaintance of Adams, police said. The two other women — ages 22 and 17 — were the daughters of the older woman.
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When at first you don't succeed, try again.
That's exactly what the Staten Island Yankees plan to do after a miscalculation resulted in the franchise missing out on setting a world record Sunday night for the most people wearing fake mustaches at one venue.
If the Baby Bombers had staged their Fake Mustache World Record attempt earlier in the evening, they would have easily passed the current record of 2,200. More then 5,000 fans were on hand for the opening game of a New York-Penn League double-header against the Brooklyn Cyclones.
But they decided to pull it off during the third inning of the nightcap and less than 2,000 were in attendance, departing after the lengthy opener and heading home on Father's Day.
"The rainout Friday night (season opener) obviously didn't do us any favors ... we had 7,171 lined up in a sellout and everybody was in a party mood and ready to put on those fake mustaches," said Baby Bombers CEO Steve Violetta. "The rain took it away from us so we tried again on Sunday and came up a little short.
"So we're going to look at the calendar and pick another date to try it again this season."
The games?
Staten Island won the opener, 2-1, when Ty McFarland's bases-loaded walk sent Collin Slaybaugh across the plate with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth.
Brooklyn bounced back for the split, winning the second game 3-2.
Both contests were scheduled for seven innings.
The season-opening four-game series concludes Monday night in Coney Island with the Cyclones holding a 2-1 edge.
Violetta said championship teams aren't built overnight, and neither are fake mustache world records.
"Nobody wins a championship the first go-round," he said. "It doesn't happen very often. Like any good champion, sometimes you have to get close and lose. Then you know what it takes to get over the hump and win that thing.
"We thought we'd have 3,000 for this game but it's lighter than that. We did a head count and we're going to be a couple hundred short. We'll look at the calendar and pick another date soon."
Rachel McGown, a representative of event sponsor Boston Beer Company, agreed with Violetta's assesment.
"We came close," she said. "Mustaches are a big deal for us (The Traveler Beer Co. supplied the fake mustaches). We want to make sure if we're going for it that we're going to hit it.
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2009 Print, Radio and Television News
"Leopold Award Recognizes Farmers' Stewardship Work"
California Farm Bureau Federation (December 2009)
"Five Points Farmer Receives Statewide Conservation Award at CFBF Annual Meeting"
California Ag Network (December 2009)
"Leopold Conservation Award Goes to Fresno Rancher"
Central Valley Business Times (December 2009)
"Conservation Award to Be Presented to CA Rancher"
Food Manufacturing (December 2009)
"Walden Think+Up Case Study: 'Cow Power:' Creating Natural Gas from Manure"
Walden University Alumni Association Blog (December 2009)
"Manure Power: Dairies Harness Methane to Create Renewable Energy"
Bakersfield Express (November 2009)
"Irrigation/Energy Conference Nov. 18"
California Farmer (November 2009)
"Leopold Conservation Award to Be Presented to John Diener"
California Farm Bureau Federation (November 2009)
"Protective Tilling Seeks to Prevent Soil Erosion"
Modesto Bee (November 2009)
"MGM Mirage's Michele Diener Is Focused on 'High Performance "
Green Lodging News (November 2009)
"Do You Now Know Us?"
Advancing Philanthropy (November 2009)
"Push for Biofuels Loses Momentum"
Capital Press (October 2009)
"California Air Officials Nix Polluting Dairy Energy"
Living on Earth (2009)
"UC Davis Symposium Looks at Organic Residuals Reuse"
Environmental Protection (September 2009)
"Faculte Launches Broadcast Studio for Multimedia Business Communications and Training"
Reuters (September 2009)
"U.S. EPA Co-Sponsors Pacific Southwest Organic Residuals Symposium, September 22-24 at UC Davis"
U.S. EPA (September 2009)
"Safe Harbor Program Could Help Ranchers"
Chico Enterprise-Record (September 2009)
"Take the BMP Challenge"
Western United Dairymen (August 2009)
"Advisory Committee Targets Invasive Species"
Capital Press (July 2009)
"Ornamental Plants Can Invade the Countryside"
Visalia Times-Delta (July 2009)
"Despite Obstacles, Optimism Remains for "Cow Power""
California Farm Bureau Federation (July 2009)
"Central Valley Farmers Offered Help to Try Sustainable Ag"
Central Valley Business Times (July 2009)
"How You Can Help Keep Invasive Plants in Check"
California Country (July/August 2009)
"BMP Challenge Rewards Sustainable Farm Practices"
Ag Alert (July 2009)
"Farmers Tackle Conservation Challenge"
Capital Press (July 2009)
"Biomethane Fuels Dairy Fleet"
Biocycle (June 2009)
"Livestock Waste Fuels Summit Talks"
Capital Press (June 2009)
"Making the Switch"
California Country (May/June 2009)
"Nominees sought for Leopold Conservation Award"
Central Valley Business Times (May 2009)
"'Cow-powered' milk truck debuts"
California Farmer (April 2009)
"Draghose demonstration set for April 15 in California"
Manure Manager (April 2009)
"'Cow-powered' truck shows promise of biomethane fuel"
California Dairy (March 2009)
"The Art of Conservation"
California Country (March/April 2009)
"Banning Toxics From Brake Pads"
KPBS Radio (March 2009)
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Wired.com (February 19)
"Cow-Powered Trucks Hit the Street"
Dairy Herd Management (February 2009)
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Green Lodging News (February 2009)
"Green Is Red Hot at World Ag Expo in Tulare"
Fresno Bee (February 2009)
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Capital Press (February 2009)
"Cow Power Takes to the Highways"
Central Valley Business Times (February 2009)
"Hilarides Dairy to Debut Cow Manure-Biomethane Powered Trucks at World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA"
Biofuels Journal (February 2009)
"Got milk? Got methane? Got US innovation!"
ABC7-TV (February 2009)
"Dairy Trucks Powered by Cow Waste"
California Air Resources Board (February 2009)
"CNG Chat Radio with Curtis Martin and Bill McGlinchey"
Blog Talk Radio (February 2009)
"Cow Power Takes to the Highway"
KQED (February 2009)
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Western United Dairymen (February 2009)
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California Nurseryscape (January-February)
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Modesto Bee (February 2009)
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The following motion pictures are now available on DVD. ¶
"The Last Airbender," Paramount Home Video, 103 minutes, Rated PG for fantasy
action violence -- One day, Katara and Sokka, two members of a Southern Water Tribe, discover a boy trapped beneath the ice outside their village. After freeing him, they come to realize that Aang is the long-missing Avatar. With his help, they may yet withstand the onslaughts of the imperialistic
"Disney's A Christmas Carol," Walt Disney Home Video, 98 minutes, Rated PG for
scary sequences and images – In this animated version of the Charles Dickens' classic, Jim Carrey provides the voice of Scrooge as well as the voices of all three Christmas ghosts. The film also features the voice talents of Colin Firth and Gary Oldman. It's a new approach to a timeless tale and one that bears considerable dividends. Extras include a featurette on motion capture, an interactive calendar, deleted scenes and a featurette.
"The Kids Are All Right," Universal Studios Home Video, 107 minutes, Rated R for strong sexual content, nudity, language and some teen drug and alcohol use – Conceived by means of artificial insemination, Lazer (Josh Hutcherson) and Joni (Mia Wasikowska) decide to contact their biological father without telling their mothers Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore). Complicating matters is that Nic and Jules are lesbians committed to each other and their children both come from the same sperm donor. Once the kids contact Paul (Mark Ruffalo), it upsets the delicate balance of the family with mixed results. Add-ons include two featurettes and a commentary.
"Lottery Ticket," Warner Home Video, 99 minutes, Rated PG-13 for sexual content, language including a drug reference, some violence and brief underage drinking -- Kevin Carson (Bow Wow) is stunned to discover that he's holding a lottery ticket worth $370 million. The problem is the lottery offices are closed for the long Fourth of July weekend. Once word of Kevin's good fortune gets out, Kevin discovers that everyone wants a piece of him and his fortune. It's an amusing tale with an edge and a great cast that includes Keith David, Ice Cube, Brandon T. Jackson, Loretta Devine, Terry Crews and Mike Epps. Bonus materials include several featurettes and deleted scenes.
"The Tournament," The Weinstein Company, 95 minutes, Rated R for strong bloody violence, language and some nudity -- Every seven years, 30 of the world's best assassins take on each other in a death match. The last man standing wins the $10,000,000 prize. However, when a priest (Robert Carlyle) accidentally swallows a tracking device intended for one of the killers, he becomes a pawn in the game. The cast includes Ving Rhames, Kelly Hu, Scott Adkins and Liam Cunningham. There's plenty of blood, just don't think twice about credibility. No extras.
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"Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" -- A truce is called in the never-ending battle between cats and dogs so they can foil a rogue feline's plans for world domination; ¶
"Don't Look Back" -- A writer sees changes in her own life that no one else notices and when she travels to
"Mrs. Miracle" -- TV movie about a widower searching for help with his 6-year-old twin sons who finds a nanny too good to be true; ¶
"Best Worst Movie" -- Film follows the making of "Troll 2," which earned "worst film of all time" honors and is now a cult classic; ¶
"The Extra Man" -- A man who makes his living escorting wealthy widows around
The big news is the release of the extended collector's edition of "Avatar." It features the original theatrical film, a special edition re-release and a new collector's extended cut as well as an array of featurettes and other goodies. The three-disc set is $34.98 on standard DVD and $54.99 on Blu-ray.
"Glee" fans can pick up the "Gleek Gift Set with Journal" for $59.98. It includes all kinds of extras, including some karaoke track.
Also new in stores is the ultimate collector's edition of "Peanuts Holiday Collection." Priced at $69.98, the six-disc Blu-ray set includes deluxe editions of "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown," "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," "A Charlie Brown Christmas" as well as regular editions of "It's Christmastime Again Charlie Brown," "It's Magic Charlie Brown," and "The Mayflower Voyagers" as well as three featurettes.
Also Lionsgate is releasing "Thomas and Friends Adventure Pack" (four discs, $24.98).
New Blu-ray titles arriving this week include "The Last Airbender" ($39.99), "Disney's A Christmas Carol" ($39.99), "The Kids Are All Right" ($39.98), "Lottery Ticket" ($35.99), "The Tournament" ($19.97), "Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore 3D" ($35.99) and "The Extra Man" ($29.98). ¶
With the holidays approaching, the studios are emptying their valuts, so there are a slew of catalog titles arriving this week, including several on 3 D. ¶
And from TV comes the second season of "The Twilight Zone"
Upcoming: "Flipped," "Eat Pray Love" and "Expendables" (Nov. 23); "Going the Distance," "Vampires Suck" and "Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Nov. 30); "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" (Dec. 4); "Inception," "Shrek Forever After" and "Harpoon" (Dec. 7); "The A-Team," "The Other Guys," "Mother and Child" and "Nanny McPhee Returns" (Dec. 14); "Despicable Me" (Dec. 15); "The Town" and "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" (Dec. 17); "Devil," "Salt," "Easy A" and "Stand Up 3" (Dec. 21); "Resident Evil: Afterlife," "The American" (Dec. 28).


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Some public officials in Louisiana and other states have at times opposed conflict of interest restrictions by arguing that voting in state legislatures, council meetings and other lawmaking bodies is speech protected by the Constitution's First Amendment.
But the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday demolished that ridiculous stance -- and that should help usher in stricter statutes to bar officials from voting and lobbying when they have a conflict.
In a unanimous decision, the justices upheld a Nevada law that prohibits officials from voting and lobbying when their independent judgment is hindered by a "commitment in a private capacity to the interests of others."
The case arose from ethics complaints against a councilman in Sparks, Nev., who voted to approve a casino that his campaign manager had helped develop. The Nevada ethics commission sanctioned the councilman and he sued on First Amendment grounds.
Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the court, rejected any assertion that voting as a public official is protected speech. He said officials vote in their public capacity using a power that "is not personal to the legislator but belongs to the people." So a lawmaker votes "not as an individual but as a political representative" of the people. And that, Justice Scalia said, is not protected speech.
Just as important, the court also addressed a provision in the Nevada law that says officials with a conflict of interest cannot "advocate the passage or failure of" an issue. The court called that restriction a proper "time, place and manner limitation" on speech.
This is not foreign to Louisiana. Officials here have voted on issues or lobbied their colleagues when they had a conflict of interest. Indeed, ethics laws require public officials to recuse themselves in certain instances, yet allow those same officials to advocate in their legislative bodies for or against the same measure. Some Louisiana officials have defended their votes or advocacy as protected speech.
That's what state Rep. Jeff Arnold of Algiers argued after he and former state Rep. Alex Heaton of New Orleans were instrumental in defeating early post-Katrina efforts to consolidate the city's seven assessors. Rep. Arnold's father, Tom Arnold, and Mr. Heaton's brother, Henry Heaton, were city assessors and the lawmakers had a blatant conflict.
The state Ethics Board filed charges against the two officials, which were overturned by an appeals court. Rep. Arnold said then that restrictions on his role as a legislator were "absolutely a free-speech" matter. "We don't give up our rights as citizens when we become legislators," he said.
Monday's Supreme Court decision dismisses such free-speech claims. It should also open the door to more stringent restrictions, so we can stop lawmakers with conflicts of interests from voting and lobbying for their positions.


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Seriously? Seriously.
UPDATE: Thursday's game in Burlington has been rained out. The Rattlers will try to get on the field Friday night. There is a doubleheader scheduled with Game One starting at 5:30pm.
Fingers crossed, everyone.
The tarp is on the field in Burlington. Tonight's game is in a delay. Nice job by the grounds crew to get the tarp on the field as the wind started to kick up.
UPDATE: It's started raining. It was mentioned that if I want to match Matthew Brady and Ansel Adams…and that other guy, I need to work in Black & White.
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Joe, I don't have this specific answer about the sealant you need, but when you finally get the antenna working and installed be very careful applying more than 200 watts to this antenna on any freqs that have a high SWR.. DO NOT PUMP POWER INTO THE ANTENNA USING AN ANTENNA TUNER TO TRICK RADIO INTO SEEING A LOW SWR - You will flash over the traps or tuning elements ( whatever they are called ) especially on the 40 mtr band if you try to tune antenna for SSB then load it on CW portion of band with an antenna tuner...These antennas also don't seem to like rain and power and Hi SWR combo !!! I would not use one of these antennas anymore for power over 200 Watts and if there is any SWR over 2 to 1 on any freq and you TX 500 or more watts to . IT WILL FAIL ! ( Yeah, I know teh manual says 900W key down - ....Baloney ! ) I still have one that I use only as a RX antenna and when I used to use it for transmitting, it burned up at least 3 times so I gave up after talking to other hams who had similar bad luck. If the traps or whatever they are called do flash over, you need to replace the burned up polyethylene insulator and use a gun barrel brush to clean out all the burnt carbon tracks inside the tubing !!! Or it may flash over again !! 73, Dennis N6KI On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Jeff Carter <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am in the process of rebuilding some R7 traps, and the little end > caps are shot. I thought about plasti-dip for the ends but I don't > know how it hold up for UV and prolonged outdoor exposure. > > What is the group's preference for sealing an aluminum tube which will > be exposed to the weather? I don't think Cushcraft sells anything for > the R7 anymore and I'd rather have something better than these little > caps, anyway, something more durable. > > Some of you build antennas from scratch, so other than crimping the > ends there's got to be a good solution for sealing them. > > Thanks! > > Jeff/KD4RBG > _______________________________________________ > > > > _______________________________________________ > TowerTalk mailing list > firstname.lastname@example.com > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk > _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
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FREEHOLD – More than two dozen new corrections officers, servin three New Jersey counties, celebrated their graduation Tuesday afternoon.
The Monmouth County Police Academy graduated 28 corrections officers on Tuesday from the 27th Basic Course for County Corrections. The corrections officers completed a 14-week curriculum to prepare them for careers as corrections professionals.
"It takes courage, commitment and compassion to have a career in law enforcement," said Sheriff Shaun Golden, whose agency runs the Monmouth County Police Academy. "Those values will guide these corrections professionals, as they safeguard lives and property and preserve peace in a correctional environment."
Of the 28 recruits, nine will serve at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, which is nationally accredited in corrections and correctional healthcare, and, houses up to 1,328 inmates. Twelve will serve at the Union County Department of Corrections and seven will serve at the Essex County Department of Corrections.
Training for the Basic Course for County Corrections Officers is coordinated by Sgt. Byron Jones of the Monmouth County Sheriff Office Corrections Division.
Throughout the 14 weeks, the corrections officers engaged in physical training and drill and learned how to properly use firearms, batons, handcuffing techniques and mechanical restraints. They were also trained in unarmed self-defense and emergency medical response training.
Classroom instruction included topics on law enforcement and ethics, stress management, contraband and evidence processing, characteristics of inmates and drug interdiction and identification.
"This is a proud moment for the graduates and family members and a special one for me," said Freeholder Lillian Burry, liaison to the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office. "As an elected official I have received many awards, but the one I cherish the most was when I was honored as person of the year by the Fraternal Order of Police."
Special awards at the graduation were presented to Daniel Hammond for Academics, Jordan Andrews for Marksmanship and Physical Training and Dasheek Touchstone for Merit.
To date, 492 corrections officers have completed the Basic Course for County Corrections Officers at the Monmouth County Police Academy. The most recent class is composed of:
- Andrews, Jordan R............ Monmouth County Corrections Division/Manalapan
- Carson Ian C. ..............................Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Catalano, Mathew J. ..........Monmouth County Corrections Division/Manalapan
- DeLaRosa, Ledwyn A. .................Essex County Dept. of Corrections
- Durbin, Daiana V. ........................Essex County Dept. of Corrections
- Facchinei, John P. ........................Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Fucci, Joseph M. ...........................Essex County Dept. of Corrections
- Hammond, Daniel E. ........ Monmouth County Corrections Division/Leonardo
- Howard, Vanessa C. .......... Monmouth County CorrectionsDivision/Long Branch
- James, Tashneke L. .......................Essex County Dept. of Corrections
- Johnson, Damien D. ................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Johnson, Kirene J. ....................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Kapner, Jeffrey A. .............. Monmouth County Corrections Division/Holmdel
- Loperena, Julio ............................ Union County Dept. of Corrections
- McNair, Latrese N. ...................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Mendes, Jose A. ........................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Osborne Amos L. ..............Monmouth County Corrections Division/Neptune Township
- Patterson, Randi L. ........... Monmouth County Corrections Division/Howell
- Pierre, Jeff .....................................Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Regenthal, Brian R. ..................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Schultz, Gregory ................Monmouth County Corrections Division/Hazlet
- Simoes, Paul D. ............................Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Spivey, Aaron L. .......................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Stewart, Michael J. ............ Monmouth County Corrections Division/Hazlet
- Touchstone, Dasheek A. .............. Essex County Dept. of Corrections
- Wallace, Deandra E. .................... Union County Dept. of Corrections
- Williams, Kendell ......................... Essex County Dept. of Corrections
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Battery Upgrade/Battery Doctor scareware attacks Android users
If you get a warning notifying that 'your battery is running out of juice' and offering to download a patch that will help you to save it, make sure you ignore such alert because new scareware acting exactly like that has been found. Created for the smartphones running Google's Android, 'Battery Upgrade' or 'Battery Doctor' scam is not what it appears to be – next to the setting that allows to turn off the phone's wi-fi radio and other power-consuming components, it unnoticeably provides information about victim's phone and activity for scammers.
This fake Battery Upgrade/Battery Doctor variant is designed to look like operating system patch or update which is actively offered by triggering a download button. After this clear social engineering scheme used for installation, on the first execution victim receives some information about the battery and running apps. However, program also unnoticeably connects to its ad server which is named lp.mobsqueeze.com. In addition, 'Battery Doctor' loads NotifAdSDK service helping to check in and send user's profile information every four hours.
Though this app is not malicious one, it has undesirable elements that may additionally be connected to malware. Android users have already been notified about Battery Saver (GGTracker) ads that lead to the Android Trojan horse infection. So, to avoid being infected, pay attention to various pop up adds that appear on your smartphone and claim you need to update software and read app reviews carefully. In addition, download reputable mobile security protection software.
Source: blogs.quickheal.com
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I've been getting these "battery upgrade" notifications on my Samsung Galaxy S2 for a couple days now. A star icon appears up in the notification bar once or twice a day. Any idea how to stop these notifications or find out which app is causing it? I've got AVG on my phone so hopefully it's still safe.
It's a "service" from airpush.com
It's probably usefull to run the following app, to check, which currently installed app is using this service…
Thanks. I'll give it a go.
This showed up on my phone yesterday and I clicked download. Then it asked me to install it but I didn't when I noticed all the things it was going to have access to. Am I safe? And is it possible to delete it?
Hi from France !
XDA published a good solution here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21018164&postcount=17.
Download Addons Detector (ytrusted) and use it to detect wich app is placing this sys-add. Uninstall this app, and voilà !
AitPushDetector is also a good app to detect it.
After that, install something like LookOut…
Enjoy !
Have the same problem here Galaxy SII, BUT: my battery was really showing problems since 3 days our so.
Even in standby loosing all power within 6 hours. Without doing anything! So here popped up the solution, an app saying'your battery it's losing power way to quick, you need to instal this.And I almost did, didn't seem like s coincident! But then I wondered how strange it was that an outside app could notice how quickly my battery was losing power.
So I stopped and removed everything.
Just one thing still bothers me: my Galaxy is like new, the battery was working fine unroll 3 days ago, then occurred a remarkable difference in losing power and 2 days later this trojan appeared.
Could that really be a coincidence???
And sorry for the mixed words fire to swyping…
I think i downloaded "upgrade your Battery" by accident – how do i remove it? I cannot find the file name under manage applications
Just had my phone and something happened too so I think I downloaded this "upgrade" by accident too. Installed Lookout and Addons Detector but do not see what I can do to stop these messages. Please help…
help please!
I'm infected too, but I don't know what I have to do, to find and delete the bastard by using "Addons Detector".
Could anybody help me?
With best regards from Germany
Hi, I'm one of the developers of AddonsDetector. If AD doesn't discover the culprit, try to activate the Notification Monitor feature. This functionality records all notifications of third-part apps, so you can identify the intrusive app.
Charly2012 :
help please!
I'm infected too, but I don't know what I have to do, to find and delete the bastard by using "Addons Detector".
Could anybody help me?
With best regards from Germany
you must launch AddonsDetector, press the Scan button, go to Adddons (green button), select 'Push Notifications' from filter and you can check the potential culprits. If AD doesn't discover any apps and the notifications persist, try to use the Notification Monitor feature.
I was having the same problem, I used Addons Detector, and through the notification monitor. I found it was an application I installed called "Speed Booster".
Once uninstalled the notifications was gone.
Just thought I'd spread the word.
just downloaded AirPush Detector from the Play Store and it told me instantly which app was sending those stupid notifications. I recommend.
In my case was some mp3 downloader trying to force me to save battery… thanks denper!!
I installed both AirPush detector and Addons detector, ran both scans. It was the Addons detector which solved the problem by monitoring the notifications."Speed Booster" was the culprit here.
Just FYI guys, I had the same thing, it turned out to be some stupid mosquito repellant that I got to mess about with. Thanks to that airpush detector it's now gone! Thanks for the indirect help!
Thanks for the info here. Since having my new S2 I kept getting a Battery advert daily, then it slowly increased to more adverts.
Sadly it turns out a premium live wallpaper I purchased was pushing the ads. Still, only 99p, and now gone. Live Wallpaper in question was 'Rainy Night".
I found it was Bloatfreeze free that was pushing the notification ads.
so i downloaded the batter app thing by mistake nd now my phone wont go past the roger screen any1 wanna help me out in tryen to find a way to get it off my phone i got a lg 3d phone
I used AddonsDetector, my problem app was "BeNaughty"
I forgot to add to my comment, thank you to all the comments above that help me to locate mine 😀
hiya all,I kept getting a battery upgrade warning,2-3 per day.used addons detector,turned out to be bubbleshoot game i downloaded.now its gone so have the battery warnings…..thanks to all for your comments.
hiya all reading through all these posts i had same promblem kept gettin batterey upgrade warnings. so advice from depner i installed addons detector and followed ur instructions and it found it was a game called feed ur dino it is noe deleted so il c what happens
Thanks all. Addons Detector told me Facebook Camera !?! was pushing the battery upgrade. Cleared up in a jiffy.
Found it on iPhone keyboard here.Shame 🙁
Thanks all, thank you denper! I used Addons Detector, my problem app was "Imperio" (RDP). What a pitty, otherwise it was such a nice app.
Thanks to all. Was receiving these messages 2-3 times a day on my Galaxy S2, very annoying. Knew it was a scam, but couldn't work out how to get rid. Installed Addons Detector and it found the culprit straight away – GPS Fix was the problem. Uninstalled this, and now the messages have gone.
How can i uninstall "juice boost" from my samsung galaxy s2.. It doesnt show up in my apps so i cant uninstall but its on my menu screen. PLease help!!!!
@Giedrius Majauskas (admin)
ohhhh yes yes, it was in there… i un installed, thanks sooooo much. Never knew to look in there, i only looked in my play store apps.. thanks heaps!!!!
So i was keep getting a little star icon at the task bar blagging on about extending and upgrading my battery life. Didnt think it was right so thanks to you guys and for both of the apps, ive downloaded addonndetector which popped up with a fun app 'mod face' and after deleting it together with live mod wallpaper airpush confirmed that ghere is nothing else. (: since most of these adds happen to appear at night ill just wait and hope it wont happen again. Thanks guys (:
omg i need help! i downloaded the app battery super charger app a few days ago, i dont know if the problem is with that or because i dropd my phone yest. but last night i cannot literally do anything with my phone! i keep getting pop ups on the main screen saying 'SORRY! the application IM (process come.sec.android.app has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again' then it says force close at the bottom.
its also saying it for these apps too …
calender storage
whats app
logs provider
social hub
my phone is now turning off by itself and i cannot access anything on the home screen as as soon as i press 'force close' another one pops up straight away. what can i do??
hi, i need help!!!
i just accidentally downloaded and installed "battery super booster app upgrade for android" and it says that this apps is going to charge me $15 for every two days. how can i to stop it TT
I am having problem with my MOTO E device.A popup comes while browsing websites from DU BATTERY SAVER DETECTED UR BATTERY IS DAMAGED(MOPSMOPS.COM)….Install du battery saver to correct it…I tried airpush and addons detector,Nothing was found.I even tried to re-installing chrome still problem exists….its really irritating,every 10 secs popup comes….can anybody help..? Same problem is coming in other moto-e device which is on same Wi-Fi connection my brother has.Recently updated my internet modem security to WPA-PSK from WEP security type,is this problem have smething to do with it…..?
Guys i see you had the notifications in the notification bar (when you pull the window down). Thus you were able to detect it. But when I open a website, I then receive a message at the center of the screen which says something like "Your battery is damaged, You must install the DU Battery Saver", then I have to click OK, and it redirects me to cpamobland.net. That message doesnt leave a trace in the android notifications bar, so I can't solve it through Airpush or Addons Detector.
Does anyone know what to do?


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Team USA versus Germany in Curling, who says I don't have a life!
So there I was minding my own business, cable clicker in hand, trying to pass the afternoon away watching a little television. I thought I'd give a look see and try to watch Westfield's Kacey Bellamy and the US Women's Hockey team take on Russia.
Instead I found Curling, and like a bad car accident, I just couldn't turn away. AFter all I'm a reporter, with a inquisitive mind, I had to see what the heck these guys were up to. And guess what, apparently they're up to a lot.
In 15 minutes of Curling-vision I saw fist bumps and high fives. I hear terms like, "taking it to the house'", "stones", and "go big or go home." I had to do a double-take to make sure if it was Curling or NFL Football I was watching.
"Taking it to the house!" The "House" is actually the circle target that the 'Curlers' try and glide their stones into. The middle of the circle allows for the most points, and the object is to have more stones, no pun intended, in the house than your opponent. We've all seen the gliding, and the sweeping, and more sweeping. Turns out there is a definite method to all the madness.
Curling burst onto the international scene as an Olympic Winter Sport at the first Winter Games at Chamonix in 1924. At Lake Placid in 1932 it was back as a demonstration sport, and on July 21, 1992 the IOC granted Curling official medal status. And finally at the Nagano Games in 1998 eight teams competed for Olympic gold for the first time.
Now there is of course Curling played in Western Mass. The town of Petersham is home to the Quabbin Reservoir and to the Petersham Curling Club. Curling enthusiasts gather at the club much like you would at the first tee at Franconia, or the Country Club of Greenfield to play golf.
A few weeks prior to the Vancouver Olympics I spoke to a lovely woman named Cindy Hartwell. Cindy is with the Petersham Curling Club, and asked if I might be interested in putting a team together to compete in a little pre-olympic informational tournament.
I never made it up to Petersham, but I guess the point of all this is that some people love Curling like I like Golf. And the best part is you can wear your matching white belt and white shoes in both sports Spring, Summer, Winter and Fall.
A quick aside from my Curling watching, the phone rang while the TV was on and my friend asked what I was doing. I said I'm watching Curling, He immediately asked me why.
I told him I wanted to see what kind of athlete's make up the US Team. He immediately shot back saying, "the kind that didn't get picked for any of the other teams." But I'm not so sure about that.
Curling, it's not your grandfathers sport anymore.


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PATERSON — A dozen people were left homeless following an early-morning fire in Paterson, authorities said.
Deputy Chief Mike Fleming said no residents or firefighters were injured during what turned into a three-alarm blaze at 197 Rosa Parks Boulevard.
The fire broke out around 3:30 in a three-story wood frame house on the corner of Governor Street and spread to two neighboring homes, authorities said.
The fire was brought under control at 5:49 a.m., Fleming said.
One unit remains on the scene and the fire remains under investigation, according to Fleming.


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BAY CITY, MI — Residents here in April will see a $2.95 average increase in their monthly electrical bills.
The Bay City Commission during its Monday, Feb. 18 meeting approved the city's first electric bill rate increases since 2009.
The measure means a 4.5 percent increase in bills this year and a 4.5 percent hike in 2014, when the average bill will increase by $3.25 monthly, officials say.
Phil Newton, Bay City's electric department director, said rate hikes are necessary to offset spiking costs both because of technology necessary to meet environmental law standards and the rising cost to purchase power from energy sources.
Bay City last increased electric costs in 2009, but have not moved rates since then to offer relief for residents affected by the recession that began in 2008, Newton has said.
Bay City's electric department serves 20,200 customers.
Officials say, despite the rate hike, Bay City customers will pay 22 percent less monthly on average than Consumers Energy customers.