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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Albert Pujols is a Hall of Fame lock and the greatest player of his generation, but those nine All-Star Game appearances and three MVP awards don't place him above the law of the land. So when Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia was addressing the team Monday morning and Pujols' cell phone went off in the clubhouse, he was subject to an automatic fine.
Never mind that several other Angels players committed the same transgression, or that Pujols' phone was on vibrate and could barely be heard. Rules are rules, and even $250 million industry icons aren't immune from the clubhouse telecommunications ordinances.
Pujols laughed upon recounting the incident during his introductory spring training news conference Monday afternoon. To the outside world, he can appear prickly and standoffish at times. But in the workplace, he's Exhibit A that true greatness has the capacity to blend.
"He's one of the guys when he's in the room," said Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto. Dipoto has a feel for the dynamic in the "room" from eight seasons as a major league reliever. About his new superstar, Dipoto observes, "He's there to prepare. He's there to work. He takes it very, very seriously. He's committed to winning. It's a trait that great players have.
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Pujols' arrival at camp helped drum home two big points: He still looks good in red, and he is not like everybody else.
San Francisco catcher Buster Posey and St. Louis pitcher Adam Wainwright, terrific players who are rehabilitating from injuries and pivotal to their teams' fortunes this season, arrived at spring training and met the press amid the spartan surroundings of the dugout and the clubhouse. Pujols, in contrast, schlepped up the hill from the ball field to the Marriott Buttes resort for his coming-out party. The Angels reserved the hotel's amphitheater for the occasion, and a half-dozen cameras and 40-50 media members and technicians watched as Pujols held court in front of a red background dotted with the Angels' team logo.
Pujols' 30-minute question-and-answer session failed to spawn any new forehead-slapping revelations or new windows into his soul. For the purposes of team and player, it was just another signpost in the transition from lifelong Cardinal to the Angels' new face of the franchise.
The closest Pujols came to getting misty or philosophical came at the very end of his discourse, when he reflected on the lifelong friendships he made in St. Louis and the events that led to his departure in December. The Marlins fell by the wayside, the Cardinals were only willing to go so far, and Angels owner Arte Moreno jumped in vigorously thanks to the team's reported 20-year, $3 billion TV deal with Fox.
"It didn't happen," Pujols said of his return to St. Louis, "but I can't go back and feel sorry now. It's time to move forward. That was an old chapter of my life, and now it's time to open a new one. I don't want to look back and regret the decision I made. It was the best decision to make for me and my family."
There's no question that the sense of enthusiasm in Tempe has been ratcheted up to otherworldly levels. You can sense it on the drive up 48th Street, past the Angels banners draped on the poles beneath the street lights. Pujols' banner sits directly between the one for Jered Weaver, the 2011 AL Cy Young Award runner-up, and C.J. Wilson, the team's other big free agent acquisition this winter. Even the presence of a sign for Vernon Wells, who had a .248 on-base percentage last year and has three years and $63 million left on his contract, can't kill the mood.
You could sense the excitement on the back field at Tempe Diablo Stadium, where fans crowded the railings for a glimpse of Pujols and Kendrys Morales taking batting practice. The addition of Pujols coupled with a return to health by Morales, who has been out since May 2010 after suffering a broken leg, could elevate the Angels' lineup from mediocre to "Oh my gosh."
As Pujols' new Southern California followers prepare to embrace him, his old loyalists in St. Louis have had to gradually let go. Outside the Marriott, Charles Randall, a 29-year-old home inspector from Gilbert, Ariz., stood in the parking lot in hopes of snagging an autograph or a little eye contact with Pujols. He was wearing a blue Cardinals cap and had a No. 5 Pujols Cardinals jersey draped over his shoulder.
Randall comes from Milwaukee, but became a Cardinals fan thanks to his wife's allegiance to the team. He has perused the Cardinals message boards, and is convinced the Redbird fan base has come to grips with Pujols' departure and is ready to move forward without rancor. Randall expects Pujols to return to St. Louis one day to have his number retired, and he expects to be right there giving him a standing ovation.
"I don't think the sentiment of real Cardinals fans is, 'We hate him, good riddance,' and things like that," Randall said. "It's more, 'Thanks for what you did for the franchise.' If he would have gone to the Cubs, I think there would have been a whole lot more resentment towards him."
Pujols, for his part, is braced for both professional and cultural adjustments. He admits to a fondness for In-N-Out Burgers, but plans to refrain from making them a dietary staple now that he's relocated to California. And he'll have to feel his way along under a new manager in a different city, clubhouse and league. For the moment, it's comforting to know that when he wants to retreat into his cocoon and get his work done, the gregarious Torii Hunter will be available to placate the media's desire for perspective and colorful Angels quotes.
Pujols expects to make his share of designated hitter appearances before his 10-year contract is complete, but he defers to Scioscia on the question of how many DH-related respites he might enjoy in 2012. Before he's finished playing, lots of milestones await. He enters this season with 445 home runs, and the 2012 edition of the "Bill James Handbook" gives him a 20 percent chance to break Barry Bonds' career record of 762. James also gives Pujols a 56 percent chance to collect the 927 hits he needs to reach 3,000 for his career.
While Pujols picks off historical icons and helps the Angels challenge Texas for preeminence in the American League West, he understands the residual demands incumbent upon a player with a 10-year deal with an additional 10-year personal services contract. When the Angels made that $250 million investment, they were looking for more than just a great player. Pujols plans to continue his charitable work with his foundation and find a way to strike the requisite balance between producing on the field and serving as an Angels goodwill ambassador everywhere else.
"First of all, I need to make sure that I prepare for my job," Pujols said. "But just because I'm with a different ballclub, I'm not going to change the way I am. God gave me some talent on the field and blessed me with a great wife and a great family, and that's part of my responsibility -- to give back. I expect to be busy on and off the field."
Now that the hellos and the hoopla are over, Albert Pujols is ready to grab a bat and dole out some punishment. It's time to check the contract talk and the cell phone at the door, and do what he does best.
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Trans Fat 1.5 g
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Objective To determine the onset, duration and efficacy of four local anesthetic methods for the horn bud in calves. Study design Crossover study. Animals Eight, 2 month-old Holstein Friesian bull calves. Methods Calves were subjected to one of the four following treatments: 1) cornual nerve block (C), 2) ring block (R), 3) cornual nerve block using a percutaneous jet delivery technique (JET) all using 2% lidocaine with epinephrine (0.01 mg mL(-1) ), and 4) topical eutectic mixture of local anesthetics (EMLA) cream. A peripheral nerve stimulator was used to assess cutaneous sensation over the horn bud using a graded response. Onset, duration and efficacy of anesthesia were determined. Results The efficacy of the blocks was as follows: C 87.5%, R 100%, JET 37.5%, EMLA 0%. The median onset time and duration of anesthesia for C and R were: 2 (range 0.5-5) and 304 (range 107-512), and 3.25 (range 1-9) and 147 (range 62-299) minutes, respectively. Three of eight JET injections had a median onset and duration of 8 (range 0.5-9) and 132 (range 101-155) minutes, respectively. The duration of the C block was significantly longer than the R block (p = 0.047). Conclusions and clinical relevance The relatively rapid onset and long duration of anesthesia with C or R blocks using 2% lidocaine with epinephrine validates their practical use in dehorning calves while jet injection and EMLA cream provided insufficient analgesia to be clinically useful. The efficacy of the C block requires further study.
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Classification of local anesthesia methods.
The traditional classification methods of dental local anesthesia must be modified. In this paper we proved that the vascular mechanism is leading component of spongy injection. It is necessary to tak...
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A local anesthetic of the ester type that has a slow onset and a short duration of action. It is mainly used for infiltration anesthesia, peripheral nerve block, and spinal block. (From Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 30th ed, p1016).
A local anesthetic of the amide type now generally used for surface anesthesia. It is one of the most potent and toxic of the long-acting local anesthetics and its parenteral use is restricted to spinal anesthesia. (From Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 30th ed, p1006)
A local anesthetic of the ester type that has a rapid onset of action and a longer duration of action than procaine hydrochloride. (From Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 30th ed, p1017)
An intravenous anesthetic that has been used for rapid induction of anesthesia and for maintenance of anesthesia of short duration. (From Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 30th ed, p918)
A barbiturate that is administered intravenously for the production of complete anesthesia of short duration, for the induction of general anesthesia, or for inducing a hypnotic state. (From Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 30th ed, p919)
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Cell death in sparrow brains may provide clues in age-related human diseases
September 18, 2007 01:26 PM - Joel Schwarz, University of Washington
A remarkable change takes place in the brains of tiny songbirds every year, and some day the mechanism controlling that change may help researchers develop treatments for age-related degenerative diseases of the brain such as Parkinson's and dementia.
Arctic summer ice thickness halves to 1 meter
September 18, 2007 12:54 PM - Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent, Reuters
OSLO (Reuters) - Large tracts of ice on the Arctic Ocean have halved in thickness to just 1 meter (3 ft) since 2001, making the region more accessible to ships, a researcher said on Tuesday.
"There was loose ice everywhere we went," Ursula Schauer, leader of a scientific expedition aboard the Polarstern ice-breaker, told Reuters by telephone from the Arctic Ocean north of Siberia.
"All of these areas have previously had two meters of ice," said Schauer, who works at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany, of a trip from Norway around the North Pole and back towards Russia. The last major survey was in 2001.
Stevia Used in Japan, China and Brazil, But FDA Declares Herb "Unsafe"
September 18, 2007 11:31 AM - Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. health regulators warned Hain Celestial Group Inc about a potentially unsafe herb in some of its herbal teas, saying it might be dangerous to blood sugar, reproductive, cardiovascular and renal systems.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to Hain dated August 17 calling the herb, a natural sweetener made from a South American herb called stevia, "an unsafe food additive." The agency released the letter on its Web site on Tuesday.
How "Organic" Is Organic? New Calls For Testing Organic Foods For GMO's
September 18, 2007 11:12 AM - Ken Roseboro, The Organic and Non-GMO Report
Should organics be tested for GMOs?
A recent disturbing incident of GMO contamination of organic soybeans raises the question of whether organic foods should be tested for genetically modified material. The US National Organic Program (NOP) rules prohibit GMOs in organics but don't require methods to prohibit GMO contamination or establish thresholds for adventitious GM presence. The Organic & Non-GMO Report asked organic industry experts if organics should be tested for GMOs.
Dole Recalls Bagged Salad Due To E.coli
September 18, 2007 07:20 AM - Reuters
LOS ANGELES - A division of Dole Food Co said on Monday it was recalling some bagged salads sold in the United States and Canada because a sample at a Canadian grocery store was found to contain E. coli. Dole Fresh Vegetables said it has not received any reports that anyone has become sick from eating the products. The recall covers "Dole Hearts Delight" salads sold with a "best if used by" date of September 19.
Experimental therapy may ease spinal cord injury
September 17, 2007 08:20 AM - Will Dunham, Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An experimental body cooling treatment used on an injured National Football League player offers promise for preventing paralysis in people who sustain severe spinal cord injuries, experts said on Thursday.
But the value of "modest hypothermia," the treatment used on Kevin Everett of the Buffalo Bills after he was injured in a game on Sunday, remains controversial among some doctors who want to see more evidence it helps those patients.
Man in China dies after three-day Internet session
September 17, 2007 08:15 AM -
BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese man dropped dead after playing Internet games for three consecutive days, state media said on Monday as China seeks to wean Internet addicts offline.
The man from the southern boomtown of Guangzhou, aged about 30, died on Saturday after being rushed to the hospital from the Internet cafe, local authorities were quoted by the Beijing News as saying.
Food industry group to propose safety rules: report
September 17, 2007 07:52 AM - Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Grocery Manufacturers Association, the industry's largest trade group, plans to unveil on Tuesday a proposal to increase U.S. federal oversight of imported food and ingredients, the Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition on Monday.
New Fingerprinting Method Tracks Mercury in Environment
September 16, 2007 12:10 PM - Paul Schaefer, ENN
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—With mercury polluting our air, soil and water and becoming concentrated in fish and wildlife as it is passed up the food chain, understanding how the potent nerve toxin travels through the environment is crucial. A new method developed at the University of Michigan uses natural "fingerprints" to track mercury and the chemical transformations it undergoes. A report on the work is published today in Science Express.
Revealing the workings of 'Mother Nature's blowtorch'
September 16, 2007 12:08 PM - University of Michigan, News
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Using atom-level imaging techniques, University of Michigan researchers have revealed important structural details of an enzyme system known as "Mother Nature's blowtorch" for its role in helping the body efficiently break down many drugs and toxins. The research has been detailed in a series of papers, the most recent published online this month in the journal BBA Biomembranes.


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The stopper has finally been put back on the shaken soda fountain at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, and almost three-quarters of the oil that spewed out of it has been cleaned up or broken down by natural forces. Emergency over? Not quite. Nearly 53m gallons of oil remain in the water, which is almost five times the amount spilled by the Exxon Valdez in 1989. And there is uncertainty still about the basic facts of this disaster: how much oil went into the Gulf before it was capped on 15 July; how much of it evaporated from the ocean surface or dissolved in the water; and what will be the long-term environmental impact both of the oil and the quantities of dispersant used. Simply no one knows.
The political fallout from this episode is clearer. Barack Obama performed the role of president badly, in the narrow sense that he failed to reflect back to the American people the frustration they felt. Here was no Reagan or Clinton – past masters of the performance arts – but a somewhat too stoical or deliberative figure who needed prompting in how to articulate the national mood of frustration and rage. No natural, he. Morally too, Mr Obama was in a weak position. Three days after the rig exploded, the White House said Mr Obama did not intend to back away from his proposal to extend offshore drilling. He did soon enough, suspending Arctic offshore drilling, cancelling lease sales in the western Gulf of Mexico and off the coast of Virginia, announcing and then extending the moratorium on deepwater drilling for six months. But he had already ceded political ground. The Democrats may not be as mired in the politics of oil as those Republicans who cried "Drill, baby, drill", but they are nonetheless sufficiently stained by it to offer no coherent alternative.
In the battle between BP and the most powerful government in the world, who was being dwarfed by whom? A multinational, a creature par excellence of neoliberal globalisation, was not too big to fail, but too big to control when it did. When the Kursk went down, Vladimir Putin found he did not have a deep-sea diving team capable of rescuing his submariners. They had all gone to Gazprom. The disaster was too big for a weakened state to handle. Mr Obama found himself in a similar position with BP. For all the posturing by the head of the government's response team, retired coastguard admiral Thad Allen, and his claims to have seized ownership of the operation to cap the well, it was always a BP operation. No one else had the technology, or the knowhow, to do it. This should make Mr Obama more cautious before he presses the restart button on offshore drilling. But somehow one feels that it won't.


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No, it's a TB, about 35 inches when it isn't stunted by our infernal
late winter/early spring freezes. Interestingly, the clump at the stump
was stunted, but the ones at the house weren't. At the house, they are
partially protected from morning sun by low branches from an elm.
Here's another photo of it that the guys at Superstition took of it for
me in their garden during the convention in California this spring.
Much closer to its true color.
I don't know what to do with it. I've shared it with a couple of local
hybridizers in our club (Jim Ennenga & Tom Parkhill) to see what they
think of it and the judges at our spring show also offered to trial it
for me in South Carolina. I don't know how to decide whether it's worth
introducing or not, but for now, have decided to wait to hear from these
folks and also wait to see what kind of seedlings it produces. How do
you decide what/whether to introduce?
<That's a pretty clump, Linda. Is it a border bearded and do you have
introduction plans? -- Griff>
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Report card: Grading the Trojans (vs. Oregon)
The grades are in for USC's 62-51 loss to Oregon on Saturday at the Coliseum:
- The good: Oregon's defense had been touted as much improved, but the Trojans put up more points and yards on the Ducks than they did last year. … RB Silas Redd and RB Curtis McNeal both ran hard and got rewarded. … The offensive line did a good job of both run and pass blocking. … WR Marqise Lee continues to amaze.
- The bad: QB Matt Barkley put up big numbers again, but threw two costly turnovers. … While it's tough to argue with anything Lee is doing right now, he did have one dropped pass and one fumble deep in Oregon territory.
- The grade: B
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- The good: After getting nearly run off the field in the first quarter, the defense (temporarily) slowed down the Ducks in the second quarter. The Trojans forced a fumble and held the Ducks to a (missed) field-goal attempt. … Much-hyped Oregon RB De'Anthony Thomas didn't have much success in the package of plays Oregon designed for him.
- The bad: Pretty much everything else. How many times did Oregon RB Kenjon Barner even get touched at the line of scrimmage after handoffs? USC put decent pressure on Oregon QB Marcus Mariota but did little to rattle the freshman, who picked apart the Trojans' secondary.
- The grade: F
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- The good: CB Nickell Robey blocked an extra-point attempt. … Lee had 251 kick-return yards, a Pac-12 Conference record, and overall USC averaged 29.6 yards per kickoff return. … USC did a good job on kickoff coverage, as Oregon averaged only 16.2 yards per return.
- The bad: Nothing obvious. This was arguably USC's best special-teams game of the season.
- The grade: A
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- The good: The offensive game plan had good balance. The Trojans both established the run and took some shots down the field. … USC cleaned up its penalty problem. … The players didn't get rattled, despite an early 21-3 deficit.
- The bad: USC continues to show an inability to reliably stop a talented spread offense. There's enormous talent on the defensive side of the ball, but USC looked overmatched. … Second-half adjustments, anyone?
- The grade: D
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Federer overcomes Tsonga to reach Doha final
Roger Federer beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-3, 7-6 in the Qatar Open.
Doha: A clinical Roger Federer reached the final of the Qatar Open with a 6-3 7-6 victory over Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on Friday.
The Swiss 16-times grand-slam champion stayed on course for an early-season showdown with Rafael Nadal who was up against Russia's Nikolay Davydenko later in the Khalifa Tennis Centre.
Federer broke Tsonga's serve in the second game of the match and remained solid on serve throughout the contest which lasted one hour 21 minutes.
Tsonga, just back from an injury that disrupted the end of his year, looked more of a threat in the second set. He saved a couple of break points to stay with Federer early in the second set but was not given a look-in during the tiebreak.
Federer, twice a champion in Doha, was particularly impressive on serve, winning 14 consecutive points on his own delivery during the second set.
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Thank you for clicking "The Link" in the end of the previous video. On a 1st startup, there are lots of things to pay attention to. It's hard to know which one to look at first, but a good rule of thumb is to start with oil pressure and go from there. If you don't achieve a healthy oil pressure level immediately at startup, shut it down. Failure to pressurize the oil system will quickly kill all of your hard work within seconds as there are no break in lubricants available that will save you from a lack of oil pressure. The reason for this is that your rotating parts float on a cushion of oil. All your main and rod bearings do is regulate the thickness of that oil film layer. If the oil supply runs out, metal-on-metal contact begins and that continues to damage those parts until they receive oil pressure. Everything that needed to be said about the oil pump preparations was in the video. Every car with hydraulic lifters makes lots of noise on their first startup. It's just what they do. If you use a low-temperature grease to prepare your oil pump assembly, then the noise will subside faster. If you use multi-purpose brake grease like I did, then it will take until the engine is at full operating temperature and your radiator fans cut on before it melts, passes through the lifters, and stops blocking oil flow to the valve train. The lifters aren't the only source of oil for the camshafts, and a 4g63 utilizes roller rockers, so during the noisy portion of the break-in, no damage is being caused by this noise. It's just important to try to listen through it and see if there are any other kinds of knocks, squeals or bangs that are out of place. You'll see me do that quite obviously in the video. Don't try to tune or adjust things on a cold engine. Your efforts are useless until its up to its normal operating temperature because there are engine components and ECU routines that change dependent upon the engine temperature. After the engine has warmed up, set your base timing, adjust the idle speed, and then go after other factors that may affect the idle performance. You don't tune your fuel trims, ignition timing or anything else until you achieve a steady, stable, closed loop idle. Lastly, don't drive the car until it's at least idling properly. I will do 2 more heat cycles addressing bugs and tuning issues, and after the 3rd heat cycle I drive 'er around, adjust the clutch, re-torque the axle nuts and then change the oil. Thank you for following this car's build. I can't say that enough. You guys, not me, you guys make all of this possible.
Hyundai Assembly 5 - Fighting The Valve Clearance
In previous videos I showed the 2 factors that really need to be scrutinized. Valve clearance and how you degree your camshafts. Of course we got sidetracked with plenty of other tips and tricks but I wanted to upload this video to illustrate that the process really isn't as easy as the animations, demonstrations and explanations make it look. The reasoning is sound, but the work to execute it can be very tedious. Setting up the valvetrain on this engine was very tedious. I say "was" because following this video, we can put that whole topic to bed. This is what it took. Not many people have the patience to deal with this, and I wanted to showcase here for those who are at the peak of their frustration with their builds. This kind of stuff can happen to anyone. Let my pain and suffering help you not feel so all alone. My apologies for the lack of new groundbreaking technical info. It's not a complicated task to install ARP head studs, and that was my plot twist. There are a couple of hurdles you may encounter depending on the production year of your engine, but they're well illustrated in this video. I'm not sure if their installation warrants a video all unto itself, but if you feel it does, speak up because I have 3 more engines to build. I can still do it. I just wanted to demonstrate that progress is being made on this, and despite the long breaks between uploads, a LOT is going on behind the scenes. This was 20 hours of repetitive work and I hope it's at least mildly entertaining. For me, this was the most boring video I've ever edited here because I had to re-live the same steps so many times, over and over again. I could very easily have inserted an hour of it in the wrong place and nobody would ever have known because it all looks the same. The text overlays are there only so you can be aware of what's different. A voiceover would have been pointless because the techniques illustrated are discussed ad-nauseum in the Cylinder Head 205 and 206 videos. The valve cover gasket installation process was covered in "Valve Cover Modification and Polishing", and the discussion about compression ratios is explained in "Calculate Your Compression Ratio". If you like the job the parts washer did, check out my DIY parts washer video. ;) Cylinder Head 205 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbWWCKPuZG4 Cylinder Head 206 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s2X3VUwADA Valve Cover Modification and Polishing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiIi9EljLSk Calculate Your Compression Ratio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWze92nt9OU
Major Huge Announcement
This video is a quick update on the projects here on Jafromobile right now, as well as a tour and history lesson on my latest addition. I'm always hard at work to bring you all new material based on Mitsubishi production and partnerships from 1987-1999. Also covered are what's necessary to resurrect a car that's been sitting for many years. If it's got a 4g63, to me... it's always worth saving. My channel now has 4 Mitsubishi-powered projects in the works which should be capable of delivering tons of new material. I'd like to welcome all of you from the forums. My history with Mitsubishi began in 1997, and hasn't taken a day off since. Owning one of these has been long overdue for me, and you guys have been a wealth of knowledge that helped me along my travels. An asset to the DSM community, even though this isn't a DSM.


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Vail Resorts has strong holiday performance
January 17, 2013
VAIL – Vail Resorts' dependency on snow conditions is proving vital to the company's success as evidenced Tuesday in the company's latest financial report.
VR reported some ski season metrics Tuesday covering the beginning of the ski season through Sunday compared to the same time period last season. While there were gains, especially over the holiday season, the company doesn't believe it can fully recover from a challenging early season in order to reach the fiscal guidance it put out in September.
The highlights are that skier visits are up overall by 2 percent, taking into account higher utilization from season pass holders, the company reported. Revenues from lift tickets, ski school, dining and retail were all up over the same time period last season, too, outpacing the growth in skier visits.
VR CEO Rob Katz calls the growth "a reflection of a very strong holiday season which saw double-digit percentage increases in visitation, ski school revenue, dining revenue and retail/rental revenue."
"Unfortunately, as we discussed in our early December earnings release, this was partially offset by very weak results in the period from the start of the season through mid-December, when conditions at our Colorado resorts were very poor and highly unusual," Katz said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon. "We were very pleased to see that once more typical conditions arrived at our resorts, we saw very strong visitation and guest spend. In fact, a number of our resorts broke visitation and revenue records during the holiday period. All of this bodes well for the remainder of the season."
It bodes well, but not well enough for the company to reach its fiscal 2013 guidance of $260 million-$270 million issued last fall.
"While we are very pleased with our strong holiday season performance, the challenging early season contributed to season-to-date results that were below what we had anticipated in our guidance originally issued in September 2012," Katz said in the statement. "As a result, we do not believe we can fully make up those shortfalls during the remainder of our fiscal year. Consequently, we now estimate Resort Reported EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) to be $244 million to $254 million representing an approximate 19 percent to 24 percent increase over fiscal year 2012. Our revised guidance for fiscal 2013 assumes normal weather conditions for the remainder of the season."
The company reiterated its real estate EBITDA guidance of negative $9 million to negative $17 million.
Katz reported that net income attributable to Vail Resorts, Inc. is now expected to be in a range of $39 million to $49 million in fiscal year 2013, up more than double from last year's results, but down from the original guidance of $50 to $60 million stated last September.
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Foreign Office podcast remembers the historic reburial of Imre Nagy
This news article was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
On 16 June 1989, British Ambassador Greg Dorey was one of 200,000 people present in Heroes Square in Budapest, Hungary, to witness the reburial ceremonies of Imre Nagy and his fellow martyrs.
"It was hot, humid, crowded, and very exciting. We heard a call for Soviet troops quartered in the country to withdraw and for democratic elections to take place".
Speaking about arriving in Hungary in April 1989, British Ambassador Greg Dorey says "It was still Europe, but in terms of the systems in place, it could have been another world".
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KY Derby Winner Thunder Gulch Pensioned at 23
Thunder Gulch, champion 3-year-old male of 1995 and leading sire of 2001, has been retired from stallion duty at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky. The 23-year-old is the sire of 96 stakes winners.
Thunder Gulch, champion 3-year-old male of 1995 and leading sire of 2001, has been retired from stallion duty at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky. The 23-year-old is the sire of 96 stakes winners.
The first reported foal for the stallion Alternation was a colt foaled Jan. 20 at Jim and Pam Robinson's Brandywine Farm near Paris, Ky.
Barbados, Spectacular Bid Stakes three weeks earlier, heads the Jan. 24 Hutcheson Stakes (gr. III) at Gulfstream Park. The 3-year-old son of Speightstown will break from post seven of eight going seven furlongs.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey's International Star, winner of the Jan. 17 Lecomte Stakes (gr. III) at Fair Grounds, was bred in New York by Marylanders Katharine Voss and Robert Manfuso.
American Pharoah tops Breeders' Cup winners Texas Red and Hootenanny to be named the top 2-year-old male of 2014.
Jacqueline Ohrstrom's Demonstrative, winner of three consecutive grade I NSA races, lands the Eclipse Award as the top steeplechase horse of 2014.
Fletcher and Carolyn Gray's homebred I'm a Chatterbox, by Munnings, takes 3-year-old fillies wire-to-wire in the $125,000 Silverbulletday Stakes Jan. 17 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
Calculator's win in the Jan. 10 Sham Stakes (gr. III) adds to the legacy of the O'Farrell family's Ocala Stud. The Florida-bred son of In Summation races for longtime Ocala Stud client Richard Pell.
Finalists for the 2014 Eclipse Awards were announced Jan. 7 on HRTV at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif. Bayern, California Chrome, and Main Sequence were named as finalists for the Horse of the Year title.
Dortmund, winner of the Los Alamitos Futurity (gr. I) and early favorite for the 2015 classics, was an oversized youngster who was difficult to get sold, according to breeder Emilie Fojan.
Enthusiasm in the stallion market points to a brighter year ahead. read blog
While the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) gets the most buzz from the 'best milers make the best sires' adage, the Cigar Mile (gr. I) coming up on Nov. 29 has also produced its fair share of top stallions.
A full field of 12 for the $200,000 Golden Rod Stakes (gr. II) Nov. 29 at Churchill Downs looks wide open. The 1 1/16-mile race shares the card with the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes (gr. II) for the boys.
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Fletcher and Carolyn Gray's homebred Icon Ike, a stakes-winning son of Yes It's True, will stand the 2015 breeding season at Dr. Linda Robbins' Starfish Stallions near Hot Springs, Ark. His fee will be $1,000.
Chiefswood Stable's homebred Leading Edge, a daughter of Tapit out of a grade II winner, heads Woodbine's Princess Elizabeth Stakes Nov. 2. The $250,000 race is for Canadian-foaled fillies at 1 1/16 miles.
Noble Moon and Protonico hold a class edge over their five rivals in the Nov. 1 Discovery Handicap (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack. The 1 1/8-mile race for 3-year-olds is worth $200,000.
Airdrie Stud announced 2015 stud fees Oct. 29. Topping the roster is Creative Cause at $15,000; newcomer Cairo Prince to stand for $10,000.
Silver Charm, winner of the 1997 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes (both gr. I), is returning to Kentucky to retire at Old Friends near Georgetown after serving stud duty in Japan since 2005.
John Oxley's Lockout, who has faced better company in his past three outings, holds a class edge against nine rivals Oct. 19 in the six-furlong Nearctic Stakes (Can-IIT) at Woodbine.
Hear Evan Hammonds' analysis on Wise Dan's win in the Shadwell Turf Mile and Carpe Diem's victory in the Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland as well as Daredevil's win in the Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park. watch video
Vincent Scuderi's homebred Paulassilverlining (by Ghostzapper), rallied past Evrybdymstgetstonz to win the six-furlong Matron Stakes (gr. II) Oct. 5 at Belmont Park.
The $200,000 Indiana Oaks (gr. II) has drawn a field of 11 fillies vying for grade II status going 1 1/16 miles Oct. 4.
Strategic Maneuver, a two-time grade I winner at 2 in 1993 was put down Sept. 24 at Betty Moran's Brushwood Farm in Pennsylvania. The 23-year-old daughter of Cryptoclearance produced two group or graded winners.
Evan Hammonds recaps a plethora of graded stakes from the weekend. Learn how the Jockey Club Gold Cup, Awesome Again S., Zenyatta S., and FrontRunner S. will effect the Breeders' Cup. watch video
In a thrilling stretch battle, Juddmonte Farms' Emollient edged Parranda by half a length to win the $300,000 Rodeo Drive Stakes (gr. IT) Sept. 27 at Santa Anita Park.
Beholder, a two-time champion, tuned up for the Breeders' Cup with a three-quarter-length score over Tiz Midnight in the 1 1/16-mile Zenyatta Stakes (gr. I) Sept. 27 at Santa Anita.
Sophomore Stopchargingmaria, winner of the C.C.A. Oaks and Alabama Stakes (both gr. I) at Saratoga, steps up against older fillies and mares in the $400,000 Beldame Stakes (gr. I) Sept. 27 at Belmont Park.
Will Take Charge, last year's champion 3-year-old male, has been retired and will take up stud duty at Three Chimneys Farm near Midway, Ky. The colt has a mild strain to a branch of his suspensory apparatus.
Evan Hammonds recaps the two week Keeneland September yearling sale with numbers, sale toppers, and leading participants. Also, comments from Keeneland's Associate Director of Sales Tom Thornbury. watch video
Evan Hammonds recaps the performances of Bayern and California Chrome in the Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) and provides a nice tribute to recently retired Game On Dude. watch video
Kandaly, winner of the 1994 La. Derby (gr. III) who was scratched the day of the Kentucky Derby, died Sept. 12. The 23-year-old from the last crop of Alydar died of founder at Main Street Thoroughbreds near Lake Charles, La.
Evan Hammonds recaps several big turf races from the weekend. Hear thoughts on the Noble Damsel S., Sands Point S., and The Grey Gatsby's win in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown. watch video
Where's the Ring will stand the 2015 breeding season at Peaceful Valley Farms in Alberta, Canada. The son of Seeking the Gold previously stood at Gardiner Farms in Ontario.
Gary Barber's Lexie Lou steps outside 3-year-old competition in the nine-furlong Canadian Stakes (Can-IIT) Sept. 14 at Woodbine. The $300,000 race is a "Win and You're In" for the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT).
Evan Hammonds recaps Day 4 of the Keeneland September yearling sale, including the top sellers on the day and numbers from the Book 1 session. watch video
A son of leading sire Tapit and a half brother to Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) winner New Year's Day sold for $2.2 million deep in the final session of Book 1 at the Keeneland September yearling sale Sept. 11.
Julie's Love, who has plenty of graded stakes experience, gets a slight edge in the Sept. 13 Noble Damsel Stakes (gr. IIT) at Belmont Park. The $200,000 race for older fillies and mares is at a mile on the Widener Course.
Evan Hammonds recaps Day 3 of the Keeneland September yearling sale, including comments from Peter Berglar of Stonereath Stud, which purchased Hip 549, a Tiznow filly, for $1.1 million. Brought to you by Taylor Made Sales. Watch Video
Stonereath Farm went to $1.1 million for a Tiznow filly Sept. 10 at the Keeneland September yearling sale. Consigned by Stone Farm, she's the second million-dollar filly to sell on the day.
Flaxman Stables bought the lone Dubawi yearling in the Keeneland September sale Sept. 10 for $1.45 million. Out of the 2003 Vodafone Epsom Oaks (Eng-I) winner Casual Look, the bay filly was bred by William S. Farish.
A Bernardini half brother to grade I winner R Heat Lightning brings $925,000 on the third day of Book One at the 2014 Keeneland September yearling sale.
Evan Hammonds recaps the Super Derby, Iroquois Stakes, and retirement of Palace Malice. watch video
Mark Taylor and Geoffrey Russell discuss market climate, sale format, sale conditions, international interest, price ranges, and hot sires. watch video
Dogwood Stable's classic winner Palace Malice (by Curlin), a winner of four of five starts this year at 4 including the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I), has been retired from racing.
The stakes-winning Winchill, by 2014 leading sire Tapit, will stand the 2015 breeding season at Pointer Farm near Bernville. He is the first son of Tapit to stand in Pennsylvania.
Carve, riding a three-race winning streak, is the main danger in the $100,000 Ack Ack Handicap Sept. 6 at Churchill Downs. The one-turn mile race for older horses drew only five runners.
Evan Hammonds recaps big races from Saratoga this weekend. Wise Dan, Itsmyluckyday, and Tom Durkin have big days at the Spa. watch video
Saratoga's Spinaway Stakes (gr. I) brings together nine juvenile fillies with a chance; one will make history in Tom Durkin's last call for the New York Racing Association Aug. 31.
Monmouth Park's Boiling Springs Stakes (gr. IIIT) for 3-year-old fillies, slated for Aug. 30, will be re-drawn for the Jersey Shore track's Sept. 1 program.


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Cute iris. I had the same problem with the automatic focus on our
digital camera. I first solved it by focusing on my hand held next
to the flower and then moving the camera over to take the photo.
But on bright sunny days my hand was too bright.
Now, I carry around an old color Christmas card or post card in my
back pocket. I pull it out for small and fine flowers and focus on
the card next to the flower, then move the camera over a few
inches and take the photo. It's good to have a card with medium
density of colors, not too bright or dark. It doesn't always work
well but far better than without card to focus. Take several shots
and keep the best. The low cost of digital photos, about one cent
US per photo, is a real advantage.
Dan zone 3, NW ON, Canada
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