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You will catch us at every show this weekend. Every single show. All of them. Quantum rock.WEEK END ROUND UP: 4/18 - 4/24 April 24 2015, 0 Comments
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POST-BONNAROO SHENANIGANS. watch Diarrhea Planet's whole set, stream Study Hall's new single, & get ready for the SUPER SUMMER INFINITY CAT RELEASE PARTY!!!!WEEK END ROUND UP: 5/30 - 6/6 June 06 2014, 0 Comments
Long time no round up. BUT DO WE HAVE NEWS FOR YOU!!WEEK END ROUND UP: 5/16 - 5/23 May 23 2014, 0 Comments
SO MANY THINGS HAPPENED THIS WEEK WE'RE NOT SURE THE INTERNET CAN TAKE ITWEEK END ROUND UP: 3/15- 3/21 March 21 2014, 0 Comments
IT'S YOU! BAAAAAAAABYHEAAAAAAAAAAAAD.BRO-HOOD 7" WITH JUICEBOXXX REMIX! NEW JUICEBOXXX VID! February 10 2013, 2 Comments
Some days are just a little more exciting than others here at Infinity Cat. And today is one of those days. We're all pretty excited abut the nifty new 7" of "Sixpack" with a b-side remix from JUICEBOXXX! It's new from or friends at Volcom, it has an awesome cover pic (on cardboard stock), and it's on white vinyl! Limited Edition so don't wait too long! And while you're here, you really oughta pick up the debut full-length LP from JUICEBOXXX. Check out the new video for "Like A Renegade" HERE. It's just one more great thing to get excited about!
BROTHERHOOD'S "POP-WISE SCUZZ ROCK" MAKES THEM ROLLING STONE FAVE June 02 2011, 2 Comments
ROLLING STONE Magazine declared JEFF The Brotherhood their "band to watch" in THIS POST saying that Jake and Jamin "have been subjecting sweet power-pop melodies to borderline-stoner-rock and outer-space fuzz explosions for nearly a decade now. Their latest release, We Are The Champions – a self-acknowledged breakup album squarely in the tradition of Weezer's Pinkerton, except a lot sludgier – comes out in June on their own Infinity Cat label." And they debuted the Bro's first video for WATC, "Hey Friend". See it at Rolling Stone or check it out without a commercial RIGHT HERE.
HELL BEACH IS COMING December 01 2010, 2 Comments
Are you ready for HELL BEACH? We are ever so pleased and ever so proud to be releasing the amazing debut LP by HELL BEACH in the springtime. It's exactly the record we've all been waiting for, its heavy grungy beautiful badass gothic noisy creepy balls to the wall rock music and yall are gonna love it. Just watch the video for "Ocean Floor" below!!! It just premiered on MTV's Music Blog!! Yeah that's Brad Holland of Whirlwind Heat and Skyblazer! Yeah he made JEFF The Brotherhood's "U Got The Look" music video! Get ready and get psyched, this shit is coming very very soon.
Hell Beach - Ocean Floor from Steven Piet on Vimeo.
AND!!! Here's some love from MTV!!!
ANOTHER NEW PUJOL VID! June 01 2010, 1 Comment
Daniel Pujol is making new videos almost as fast as he makes new songs. This one, directed by Stewart Copeland, is for "Too Safe", off the Ringo, Where Art Thou cassette (which you can download HERE). Says the Nashville Scene: "Fair maidens, pixie ears and gnarly wenches abound. And check out the girl at 1:05. She's got a tail! That Daniel Pujol always knows how to remain apropos." Check it out:
DANIEL PUJOL - Too Safe from Stewart Copeland on Vimeo.
MIND RIDE REPORTED TO BE "MIND-BLOWING" May 26 2010, 3 Comments
We here at Infinity Cat are stoked to see the next video from JEFF The Brotherhood, "Mind Ride". More stoked than ever after seeing the pictures from the making of the vid posted by the most excellent Bekah Cope on her Flickr page right HERE. No word yet on when vid director Lina Plioplyte will have it wrapped but stayed tuned and you'll be the first to know.
In other news, there have been a few changes/corrections to the remaining Heavy Cream tour dates (all with JtB except for 5/27) so here is the latest:
05.26.10 Wed Beaumont, Texas. Star Bar (texas) w/ JEFF The Brotherhood
05.27.10 Thu Austin, Texas. Chaos in Tejas (Festival) @ Beerland w/ Nobunny, Broken Gold
05.28.10 Fri Austin, Texas. Chaos in Tejas (Festival) @ The Mohawk w/ JEFF The Brotherhood, The Ponys
05.29.10 Sat Denton, Texas. Dan's Silverleaf w/ JEFF The Brotherhood
05.31.10 Sun Hot Springs, Arkansas. The Exchange.(hot springs) w/ JEFF The Brotherhood - ALL AGES
06.01.10 Tue Memphis, Tennessee. Hi-Tone w/ JEFF The Brotherhood, Natural Child
06.06.10 Sun Knoxville, Tennessee. Pilot Light w/ JEFF The Brotherhood, Natural Child
HEAVY DAYS CD AND NEW JTB VID January 05 2010, 7 Comments
JEFF The Brotherhood's "Heavy Days" comes out today on CD, buy it below! Or go to your local record store and DEMAND it! The CD version includes the bonus track "Pleasure Centre" with lyrics written by Daniel Pujol! In celebration of this release, The Brotherhood will be guest DJing on WRVU today between 4 and 6 pm CST, you can also listen on the internet at www.wrvu.org, see you there!
Also to promote this release JEFF The Brotherhood have released a new MUSIC VIDEO for their song "The Tropics". It was debuted on Brooklyn Vegan today, see the post HERE!
View JEFF The Brotherhoods BLOG HERE!
JEFF the Brotherhood - The Tropics from Brooklyn Vegan on Vimeo.
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U GOT THE LOOK October 22 2009, 3 Comments
JEFF The Brotherhood's "Heavy Days" LP enters the Vinyl chart at #1. Here is the Brad Holland-directed video for "U Got The Look". Do you have your "Heavy Days" yet?


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Text and pictures of this web exhibition were kindly provided by Sophia Shih, Past Secretary General
and Managing Director of Taiwan Poster Design Association.
Please see also the works of the winners of the student poster competition PoStar with the same subject. All the posters below (and some more from invited designers from other countries) are part of a show at National Taiwan Normal University in Taipei, from February 28 - March 5, 2009, in the NTNU Gallery. This is the Taiwan Poster Design Association's annual exhibition. The theme of the exhibition is to remind people how important Global Warming is and tell us to care about the only world we have. |
Lee, Andy |
Tzou Jia Hao, Brad |
Kuan Leng Kit, Bruno |
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Lin Chun-Liang, Leo |
Huang Chun-Lun |
Wang, David |
Yeh, Gary |
Tsai, Janson |
Chen Jun-Liang |
Fei Kuo-Ching |
Lin Horng-Jer |
Shih Ling-hung, Sophia |
Hung Shih-Chieh |
Ho, Taddy |
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Saturday, 9 April 2011
Out on the town
Another university assignment, another break from my social life. Nights spent in with a laptop and a stack of academic texts are interrupted by daydreaming about far more fun evenings spent out and about in the city. Once upon a time I did not trail home at 7 or 8pm, shattered with nothing but an evening of reading articles of the empowerment of women in developing countries ahead of me.
When I lived in the Accidental flatshare, fresh from my university days (most of which revolved around watching Neighbours and staggering from one ridiculously cheap gin and tonic to another) we made the most of every free evening. Not a single Friday or Saturday night went by without some form of 'we don't have to go to work tomorrow' celebration. Now this may have had something to do with the fact that one of the Accidental flatmates worked for a well-known champagne house at the time so we had a plentiful, and pretty high class, alcohol supply. Any remotely exciting event was met with the sound of a cork popping. Seriously, any excuse. A bottle was once opened to mark the momentous completion of a first draft of one of my essays. (Needless to say, our neighbours were not fond of us.)
Fridays in the office would be punctuated by a series of rapid-fire emails between us Accidental flatmates as we wound each other up for a houseparty that night. We would already have dancetunes crashing through our iPod headphones to get us in the mood as we sat at our desks, we'd email all day about outfits and when half five finally came you couldn't see us for dust. Once home, a huge pot of pasta would be whipped up (excellent for soaking up alcohol) and the first drinks would be poured. Bedroom doors were propped open and three CD players would crank up, creating an unholy mash-up in the corridors and hallway. Each of us would try on the majority of our own wardrobes before raiding those of each other. The over-excited process of preparation to go out was often more fun than the hours which followed when we had finally left the house. (And it frequently continued as guests arrived, then usually joined in.)
We had plenty of options for places to drink and boogie where we lived, with many of the city's hotspots for the young and loaded within easy reach. Generally these were eschewed however in favour of nearer and cheaper venues. As drinking out and about in London is pretty expensive, we'd usually do our drinking at home then simply head out to dance off our hyped-up energy. Our "local" club of choice was Putney's "Fez Club"; a classic basement club that usually got hot and sweaty pretty fast. A favourite amongst the post-uni London immigres, one stood a good chance of a somewhat embarrassing encounter with someone you recognised from a weekly lecture on the flashing dancefloor. If we were feeling adventurous we would hop in a cab to Fulham and wriggle on to the minimal floorspace of "Sugar Hut", where a guitarist and a steel drummer thrashed out 90s old skool tunes.
Up towards Chelsea was "Mare Moto", Italian restaurant by day and monied venue full of permatanned European lovelies splashing Daddy's cash on overpriced beverages by night. They could spend as much as they liked on their drinks however but the club beneath is nothing special. The dancefloors in the vast majority of London clubs will always be overcrowded, sweaty, sticky and strewn with shards of broken glass. And gone midnight the music will always revert from club tunes to the 80s rock numbers to which everyone just loves to scream tunelessly along.
Rather than heading west from our flat we could head east and south out to Clapham, to the notorious "Infernos". I am firmly convinced that this horrendous place was only so popular with our university friends as it was the closest thing we could find to the grotty student club of our undergraduate lives, where sweat used to drip from the ceiling but the drinks were delightfully cheap. Infernos reminds me of an enormous working mens club. (By which I mean the space itself was huge - it wasn't a club full of surprisingly large men.) Depressed, and probably deaf, fish swim backwards and forwards in vast tanks next to the bars. The carpet is permanently sodden from years of spilled vodka and cokes; after my first visit I vowed never to return wearing a pair of shoes I actually cared about.
By the early hours of the morning we would be headed home to collapse into our beds, probably still strewn with earlier discarded going out ensembles, make-up and odd shoes. The next morning, the flat would be silent. And then someone's phone would go, and it would be another of the us, calling from our beds to compare hangovers. Someone would volunteer to make the tea and we would congregate (like victims in a horror film, still in yesterday's slept-in make-up) in the tidiest bit of the house to relive the gossip and drama of the previous night. Then, when we could put it off no longer, we would crank up the CD players once more and tackle the clean-up operation.
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You are going to hate me but I feel like I have to break the news to you: it gets worse. With kids, jobs, responsibilities, husband, age... comes, you see, adult life. No more lie-ins. Hangovers have to be planned, like, a year in advance. Your essay seems to have given you a taste of this. Good luck, Accidental Londoner!
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Or look at a movie. Next movie we see as a family will be Up, story of an old man and a boy. Yep, it's Pixar time again. Great movies but why are Pixar scared of girls? An old theme I know but...
These people put it so much better than myself.
Where Are Pixar's Women (or, Does Whimsy Trump Equality?)
Pixar's Gender ProblemTo Pixar: We love it. But next time, could you add a girl?


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I'm gonna keep these in mind and see what I can track down.
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Thanks fellas
I'm gonna keep these in mind and see what I can track down.
I was going to reply, recommending this same load and providing a link but all the places I checked were sold out and not accepting back-orders.
Same basic 148 grain hollow base wadcutter load has long been available from Federal, Winchester, and Remington and other manufacturer's have also loaded it.
There is no factory load on earth that is milder to shoot in a .38 Special revolver than a 148 grain target load.
2.8 grains of Bulls-Eye beneath a lead 148 grain hollow base wadcutter will duplicate performance of the 148 grain target load if a fellow wants to load a batch. The Hornady 148 grain bullet with it's knurled bearing surface is a dandy for the purpose or any of several commercial bullet casters can provide hollow base 148 grain wadcutters with the traditional driving/lubricating bands.
Hornady Manufacturing Company :: Bullets :: Handgun :: Choose by Caliber :: .358 38 CAL :: 38 Cal .358 148 gr HBWC
The .38 Special 148 gr WC as loaded by Federal (GM38A @ 710 fps), Remington (R38S3 @ 710 fps), MagTech (38B @ 710 fps), Sellier & Bellot (SBA03801 @ 700 fps), and Winchester (Q4196)- all are gentle as can be.
You're asking a very, very insightful question & have good instincts in the matter. I will co-sign with others about the normally-common target wadcutters.
It can also help a LOT if you provide her the best hearing protection you can; a pair of foam earplugs covered by an inexpensive set of earmuffs will be worth their weight in gold. If you have a choice, shoot outdoors and in sunlight. These things will do a lot to reduce perceived blast, flash, and concussion, and those things have a huge influence on how she will feel about "recoil."
In addition to ear protection, make sure she also uses eye protection. I know you're talking revolver here, but I can attest from experience with a semi-auto the value of eye protection. I was standing several feet to the side and and at least 5 feet back from someone shooting a new 9mm, and a sliver of brass shaved off, flew back, and buried in my cheek just below my shooting glasses. An inch higher, and no glasses, and I would have had serious problems.
I have found the WWB standard 38SPCL to be very light in recoil.
Extremely low recoil, 110gr Federal Hydra Shok, my grandmother would shoot these in her smith model 10.
148 Gr Wadcutters. Generally, these are target loads, but they also punch a nice clean hole in harder material (flesh) they also have a tendency to keyhole a bit, making the wound a bit larger. Years ago, some of us here, (and you know who you are, so don't be shy ) myself included,, utilized hollow based wadcutters and reversed them in order to make a flat hollow point. Just food for thought.
Yeah, I'm guilty of loading reversed hollow-based wadcutters. Only thing was, the ballistic "non-tests" I ran on them using both wet and dry phone books, water-filled gallon paper milk cartons (remember those?) and dirt, didn't show that they gave such amazing expansion. At least not consistently for me. Accuracy was better than I expected though, only I probably didn't shoot so hot way back then. Well, even worse than I do now.
most ranges have reloads that should suffice
Cowboy load 2.4gr Red Dot and 105gr bullit.
Dumb question. For regular FMJ target ammo, will a lower grain or higher grain, have more perceived recoil?


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So I have a soundgear sr505 sitting in my closet collecting dust, not a terrible bass, but I honestly dont understand why so many dudes play these things. Sounds like crap, anyhow, I figured I might as well convert to fretless. I watched a series of very in depth videos on the topic and having some lutherie experience, I decided to try it out. I spoke to a luthier friend and he suggested I do a compound radius on an epoxied fretboard. sounds like a lot of work. But I'm wondering what are some advantages/disadvantages to this idea. It's not an upright, so Im curious if someone could shed some light on the topic or if if should just get a sanding block and do the whole thing at a 14" radius sans epoxy.
i see zero point in flattening the radius in this case, because as a fretless you're not gonna get your vibrato by pushing the string across the fretboard anyway (which is the advantage of flatter boards with guitars, being able to do big bends with low action).
As you probably know, the purpose of a compound (or conical) fretboard is to provide straight fret paths beneath each string. The path beneath the central strings will be virtually perfect on a cylindrical (standard single radius) fretboard, because they are parallel to the fretboard axis. The outer strings are skewed though, and not parallel to the axis. Therefore the fret will be just a little higher midway along the neck. The question is how much higher is it, actually? With this jazz bass: 34" scale 1.15" string spacing at nut 2.3" sring spacing at bridge 14" radius the extra height at mid fretboard, beneath the outer strings, is: 0.0007" In other words, that standard radius fretpath is flat to less than a thousandth of an inch. Your leveling beam isn't going to be that flat. The 0.0000" error that a compound radius would provide is unattainable in practice, anyway.
Well, call me crazy but I don't see the point in putting a bunch of work into a bass that "sounds like crap."
I wouldn't bother with compound radius at 14". It could have some advantage with a guitar at 7.5" radius if fretting out was occurring. But the advantage there would be from the larger radius at the high fret, not from the compound radius itself. Consider this: Take a small straightedge and lie it along a beer or soda can, or other cylindrical object, parallel to the can's axis. It should sit on there perfectly. The path along the surface of the cylinder, just beneath the straightedge is perfectly straight. Now twist the straightedge so that it is at an angle to the can's axis. The straightedge will now rock end to end on a high spot near the middle. The path along the surface beneath the straightedge is no longer straight but bows up in the middle. If you were to use a cone instead of a cylinder, you would find that there are paths that are angled from each other, they fan outward like the strings on a bass, and these paths are all straight. The straightedge will lie along any of them without rocking. This the purpose of the compound radius, which forms the fretboard into the surface of a cone section. Each end of the fretboard needs to be set to a different radius, with a smooth progression from one radius to the other. If you take the two different radius gauges and set each one at each end of the fretbaord, you can see the fairly large amount of material that must be removed in order to reshape the fretboard into a compound radius. I would have to question the wisdom of removing that much wood, when the original error from perfection was less the 1/1000 of an inch to begin with, on a single radius 14" neck. Another way to view this error is in a neck with some relief. Suppose you set the relief to .012" at the outer strings. The inner strings would be .0127". You are going to have many imperfections all over the fretboard that are larger than that. A 24" precision straightedge from StewMac is only accurate to .003" over the distance in question. That is 4 times worse than the error in a 14" single radius neck. Now imagine a perfect 14" single radius fretboard. Set a perfect leveling beam right down the center of the board. It will sit perfectly flat. A string in the center would see a perfectly straight fret path below itself. Now move the beam off to the edge, along the same path that the outer string would have. The beam will now rock on a high spot that is less than .001" high. In the normal process of leveling, if the beam were angled just as the strings are, that high spot would not only quickly dissappear, it probably would not have even been noticed to begin with.
Also remember that most fingerboard inlays are very thin and changing the radius of the fingerboard will sand through some of the inlays...assuming the fingerboard is of sufficient thickness to begin with. Further, sanding that much material off the fingerboard usually means a neck shim will be necessary unless your bridge saddles have lots of adjustment left. So here's the workaround: if you defret the bass and level the fingerboard, use a flat sanding beam for the leveling instead of a radius block. This automatically flattens the radius of the fingerboard but not to any dramatic extent.
there you go; if you sand with this long beam "in the string lie", so that the outer areas are angled out a bit just like the strings are, you'll naturally create a slight compounding. the mathematically miniscule tradeoff is that while the strip of board area under each string will be straight (important), the actual radius at each point up the neck might not be perfectly circular anymore (not important).


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In a case that could have ramifications for laid-off Detroit Lakes workers, District Judge Jay Mondry has ordered TEAM Industries to pay a former employee nearly $255,000 for age discrimination. The discrimination lawsuit, brought by Edward LaBonte, 62, of Park Rapids, began in June. Over 11 days throughout June, July and August, Mondry heard arguments from TEAM's attorney, Alec Beck of Minneapolis, and LaBonte's attorney, Stephen Cooper, Minneapolis, former Minnesota Commissioner of Human Rights. "We are pleased that Mr.
The following information was taken from reports at the Becker County Sheriff's Department and the Detroit Lakes Police Department. Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 2:49 p.m., a Detroit Lakes store reported a shoplifter. at 3:30 p.m., a Detroit Lakes care center reported $100 was missing. at 4 p.m., an Audubon man reported a protection order violation. at 4:49 p.m., an Audubon resident reported a possible assault. Wednesday, Feb.
A Fargo man made his first appearance on a felony charge in Becker County District Court Monday. District Judge Thomas Schroeder released Wade Moore, 42, of 1515 30th Avenue South, on his own recognizance. Moore pleaded not guilty to felony harassment or stalking for a Dec. 9, 2005, incident. A pre-trial hearing was scheduled for April 17. According to the court complaint, Moore allegedly followed another motorist in a harassing way while traveling east on Highway 10 to Detroit Lakes. The female motorist reported the incident to the Detroit Lakes Police Department.
In a small ceremony held Friday, Wednesday, Jan. 18, Bremer Bank's Holly Disse was presented with the Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce Promotions and Events Committee's October Super Service Award. With nominations that said, "always has a smile and is happy to see you. She gets the job done," Disse garnered 2006's first super service nod.
A new year brought a new realty company to town with RE/MAX Property Pros LLC opening an office along Highway 10 west in Detroit Lakes. With experience in development properties, local RE/MAX owner/agent Kyle A. Johnston recently opened the lakes area's newest real estate office in the fall of 2005. "I bought the franchise in June of 2005 and opened our office in October," he explained.
A Detroit Lakes man appeared on a felony charge in Becker County District court Thursday. District Judge Waldemar Senyk set bond at $5,000 against Nathaniel Knutson, 20, for violation of a protection order. His next court appearance is Feb. 21. According to the court complaint, Knutson was serving time in the Becker County Jail for fifth-degree assault when he allegedly contacted the female juvenile victim by telephone between Dec. 24 and Dec. 31, 2005. The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.
A felony complaint was filed against a Detroit Lakes man in Becker County District Court Feb. 9. Shane Newman, 31, of 912 Minnesota Avenue, is accused of one count of offering a forged check. The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine. According to the complaint, Newman allegedly issued $575 in checks to businesses in Audubon and Lake Park in December 2005 on a Perham man's bank account.
A Waubun woman was sentenced in Becker County District Court on an amended complaint Wednesday. District Judge Thomas Schroeder ordered Angel VanWert serve 35 days in jail and pay $1,397.50 in fines on one count each of gross misdemeanor fourth-degree assault and misdemeanor fifth-degree assault. VanWert was originally charged with felony and gross misdemeanor assault, stemming from a Dec. 10, 2004, incident at an Elbow Lake Village residence. VanWert tried to stab a man with a knife, and then kicked a police officer who went to the scene in response to an emergency call.
A Frazee man made his first appearance on a felony charge in Becker County District Court Wednesday. District Judge Waldemar Senyk set bond at $10,000 against Gary Merrill, 25, of 30397 U.S. Highway 10, for escape from custody. His next court appearance is Feb. 21. According to the court complaint, Merrill allegedly failed to return to the Becker County Jail Feb. 2 after being on work release. Merrill was arrested Feb. 3, and allegedly had marijuana, methamphetamines and needles in his possession. Merrill was serving a sentence for felony theft at the time of the Feb.
The Minnesota Sheriff's Association gives 15 scholarships to students attending a two- or four-year law enforcement degree school. Becker County Sheriff Tim Gordon said the association will award $9,000 in scholarships, with each recipient getting $600. Application forms are available at the BCSO office. Deadline is March 11, with the scholarships awarded by May 1.


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Alumni are a valued part of Brookfield Academy, which has been graduating students since 1971. There are now over 1,300 Brookfield Academy graduates across the country, and the world. We are proud of all of our alumni and the lives they have touched, and the great things they have accomplished.
The Brookfield Academy Alumni Association offers alums an easy way to engage with their alma mater. Be sure to keep an eye out for information about upcoming alumni get-togethers and events.
Please take a few minutes to explore the alumni web pages. If you have any questions, please contact BA at 262-783-3200.
Alumni Christmas PartyMonday, December 266 - 9 pm at The Pub Club
Homecoming 2016Friday, September 23
Five Star RunSaturday, September 24
The Davis-Law Memorial Golf OutingMonday, August 15, at Westmoor Country Club
Elm Grove Memorial Day ParadeMonday, May 30, 10:30 am
The Big Knight Out - 2016 Dinner AuctionSaturday, May 7The Chrome Tent, Milwaukee
Blue Knights baseball at Miller ParkMonday, May 9, 5 pm
Madison Meet UpSunday, April 17, 3-5 pm
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Upper School Art ShowApril 8, 6 - 8 pm, Patriots HallView some of our students' award winning work!
Upper School Spring Musical - Mary Poppins March 4 - 6
Blue Knights Basketball Alumni Night Friday, February 19 vs USM
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Alums from every decade turned out for the annual Christmas party on Saturday, December 26, at The Pub Club.
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Flybe announces new DSA-Palma route for summer, to restart weekly Dusseldorf service from Cardiff
Flybe, the UK-based low cost airline, has announced a new route from Yorkshire's Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) to Palma, this summer. Palma, in the western Mediterranean, is the capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca. A popular sun destination, the […]
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Monarch offers half term holidays from UK airports
British low cost airline Monarch has announced the launch of half term holidays in February to popular winter sun destinations such
Ryanair announces Luxembourg winter 2017 schedule, new Liverpool-Milan Malpensa route
Irish low fares airline Ryanair has launched its Luxembourg winter 2017 schedule, with one new route to Barcelona, three new winter
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Perry the Predator
Like all parents, my wife and I are trying to clone our kids to be just like us. Why? Maybe we know we're messed up but figure at least it's a "Known level of messed up". So what's our plan? '80s All Day, Every Day'!
80s Music, describe Hypercolor shirts , try to make them jealous of our sweet Garbage Pail Kid cards collections... We've got a plan. They'll like the 80s. No, they'll LOVE them because that's when WE were kids. The main way we'll indoctrinate them into the magic of The Greatest Decade, though, is to show them all the movies WE watched. Maybe if we really want to turn them into little clones of ourselves, it's not 100% effective, but it's a start, right? It's a plan, and it's a plan that involves watching movies instead of having to go out and really effort, and it's working kinda! They cheer and clap at Back to the Future, we watch The Goonies then go to Astoria,OR to find landmarks, maybe we watch Die Hard then sit down as a family and discuss mistakes hero Hans Gruber made and how he took his eye off the prize. Basic 80s family stuff, and our best bet at getting shared experiences.
But then... there's the one film they saw VERY differently than we did. It's a film that had me terrified and thrilled in equal measure because of the mystery and casual brutality of a hidden foe. I'm talking, of course, about Predator. If you haven't seen this, it's a heart-warming story of some buddies out on a 'camping trip gone wrong' that's a metaphor for the struggles of reaching middle-age and our sense of mortali-no, I'm just kidding. It's an awesome gun-gore-fest where all the real action movie heroes of the 80s curse their way through a jungle in a knock-down drag-out fight against a super duper alien hunter. The creature variously stabs, disembowels, and decapitates the cast but you don't actually SEE it until near the very end because it's wearing a 'cloaking suit'. It's kinda like those Harry Potter books where Harry does mischief with the Cloak of Invisibility, except instead of sneaking his wand past Argus Filch to get a good Hufflepuffing, the Predator uses HIS invisibility to sneak his SPACEKNIFE into a bunch of PEOPLE.
So here's where my kids start to see a very different movie; while you don't SEE the Predator until the last few minutes of the movie, you HEAR it. It makes this terrifying clicking noise that echoes through the jungle. It's inhuman, it's menacing, and you hear it every time something terrifying happens to anyone. It sounds like this:
We're watching it and each time the monster clicks, I peek out from my blanket to see how the kids are doing and they seem... ok with it. In fact, you might say they're sanguine about it. This is a little joke because while mainly meaning 'optimistic in a bad situation', it can also mean 'blood red'. (For the record, I DID say this was a 'little joke', so you have nobody to be disappointed in but yourself if you feel a little let down. Yes, you.)
So anyway, this is really confusing me because I remember being pretty scared of this critter. Actually, I'm a little scared of it right now and I'm just sitting here in front of a computer typing. 'What does it look like?!' I remember thinking. You can only see a rough outline through the 'cloak distortion' and I remember my imagination going wild. Does it have huge teeth? Does it have some kind of crazy biting mouth? I didn't know! But my kids seem pretty comfortable with the Predator, like he's some old friend of theirs. WHY AREN'T THEY SCARED?!
It's a complete mystery to me until I hear one murmured comment about halfway through the movie that answers everything. I can't make out the whole sentence, but I heard one word clearly: "Perry". There's only one 'Perry' that my kids know, and that's...
Perry the Platypus.
If you're not a parent or if you're over 15, you might not know Phineas and Ferb. It's a Disney cartoon with some wise-cracking kids who go on mysteries and adventures and blah blah blah blah, but relevant to this post: they have a pet duckbill platypus named 'Perry' who is also secretly a crime-fighting super agent who never talks. He doesn't talk, but... he clicks. A lot.
And he sounds, I realize, exactly like the Predator.
Listen for yourself:
(it really starts getting good around hour 4)
So when the big reveal of the Predator happens and you see his weird mouth and beady little pig eyes and space dreadlocks, the kids are startled and make appreciative noises, but it seems like it's kinda a letdown for them because they've been imagining a large duckbill platypus the entire time. Let me repeat this:
For them, Predator was a movie about a platypus that was tearing out spines and knifing people.
A platypus.
These have to be one of the most ridiculous animals out there (is it a bird? Is it a mammal? What's the deal?) that nobody can really take seriously, so for my kids, the clicking horror that had young me at the edge of a heart-attack was just a big, goofy looking platypus with basically magic Harry Potter pants.
So I have to ask myself, could they know something about Perry I don't? Could... could THIS be the big match-up we should REALLY be considering after the AvP franchise died out....?
No, that's ridiculous, but I entertained the thought, and that's what makes me a good parent according to this one book I think I saw once but please don't ask for the name because it was a while ago but I'm pretty sure it's legit advice.
So here we are. On one hand, I'm a little sad that I couldn't clone my exact experience onto their malleable little brains and make them more 'Me'-like, on the other hand, people keep saying they're going to be their own people and grow into unique individuals. WHATEVER, but that's what they say.
But by the gripping hand... why'd they have to think this ultimate 80s bad-ass was THIS?!
Curse you, Perry the Platypus!


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Used by companies that are in such bad shape that there is no other way to get financing. This instrument is similar to a convertible bond, but convertible at a discount to the share price at issuance and for a fixed dollar amount rather than a specific number of shares. The further the stock falls, the more shares you get. Popular in the mid to late 1990s. Also known as toxic convertibles or death spiral convertibles.
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In a pinch and need a little extra cash? Looking for ways to make money at home?
You are not alone.
In fact, Google logs nearly 250,000,000 (that's 250 million) searches each year by people just like you.
Below I'll share with you 10 easy ways to make money at home (including my own personal experience and a pivotal lesson that I learned along the way).
Whether you're a broke college student who needs a little extra spending cash, or you're actually an adult now and looking to eliminate credit card debt or increase savings, most of us could benefit from a little more take home pay each month.
And whether we choose to acknowledge it or not, our financial situations have an enormous impact on almost every facet of our lives. The misuse of money can have devastating effects on our collective mental, social and emotional health.
Being short on cash often means being late on a utility bill, foregoing holiday gifts for a loved one, or missing out on activities with friends.
Worse yet, some of us continue to spend and rack up debt.
Even a few hundred dollars is often the difference between making it till the end of the month…and falling flat on your face.
If you feel like you are a part of this group, there is good news- we live in a pretty incredible age.
The advent of the internet makes earning money from home a legitimate option for those of us who could use a little extra cash. From getting paid to do online surveys, to opening an online store, to becoming a freelance writer, there are hundreds of ways to make money at home.
Choosing Where to Start
I wasn't kidding when I said there are hundreds of ways to make money at home.
Some more bizarre than others (such as selling your hair to the tune of +$200).
But if I were to make just one recommendation for you to take to heart, it would be to get involved in something you love.
Something you're passionate about doing.
If you're going to be doing something to make money at home on top of your 9-5 (when you're already tired from a day's work), it had better something you really enjoy.
I speak from experience because I was straight broke during my early years in college. Being poor was all the motivation I needed to start looking into ways to make money at home (or a dorm room).
Enjoying What You Do Matters
It was fairly sobering to watch the nearly $20,000 I had saved from working all the way through high school (I was a savings beast), disappear nearly overnight when it came to paying for my degree from Virginia Tech.
As an irrational twenty-something (at the time), I turned to online poker as a way to make money at home (specifically, Texas Hold'em). As foolish as that may have been then, it worked out for me.
(I would NOT recommend this avenue to anyone now 😯 ).
I was gifted with an analytical mind and spent over 7+ years learning how to approach the game from a logic/math based skill-set.
I was fortunate enough to amass earnings just shy of 6-figures and all that ultimately helped me pay off much of my student loans and start building my savings (modest when compared to many professional players but still a big deal to me at the time!).
The reason it worked for me is because I loved studying it.
I credit it as the foundation of my interest in investing (a much more logical and risk-averse method to building wealth 😉 ).
For those of you who are probably wondering, I still play occasionally for fun but the landscape has changed dramatically over the years making it much more difficult to earn money.
That being said, and without further ado, I'll share some ways that you too can make money at home.
10 Ways To Make An Extra $1,000 Each Month
1) Get paid to do online surveys
Until a few months ago, I had never heard of paid surveys. Sure enough, they are real…and they can net you hundreds of dollars each month.
Users are usually notified by email when a qualifying survey is available. As such, I recommend signing up for multiple survey sites so you're eligible for as many surveys as possible.
You won't earn a living from it, as most surveys pay less than $5, but you can easily earn upwards of $100/month by mindlessly mashing buttons while you watch Netflix. Some even give you a free $5 (or more) just for signing up.
Not bad.
Make money at home with these survey sites:
Swagbucks – Perhaps the most well-known and trusted of all the survey sites, users earn "Swagbucks" (also known as SB's) for each survey they complete. Swagbucks even gives you a FREE $5 as an incentive just for signing up.
Sign up for Swagbucks and claim your FREE $5 here.
VIP Voice – You use the points you get from completing surveys to enter into sweepstakes and auctions for great rewards. Prizes include vacations, electronics, appliances, and much more.
Get entered into a $1,000 sweepstakes just for signing up.
Survey Club – Participate in latest & highest paying research, product test, focus groups, clinical trials, and survey opportunities. Get paid each time you take part in a paid research study (deposited directly to your PayPal account).
Sign up at Survey Club and get started for FREE today.
EarningStation – Earn points by taking surveys, shopping online, watching videos and signing up for great products. Redeem your points for gift cards to your favorite stores like Amazon and Walmart.
Sign up at EarningStation and get started for FREE today.
Sign up for MyPoints and claim your FREE $5 here.
Harris Poll Online – Start to earn "HIpoints" by taking surveys online. Redeem your points for rewards whenever you meet their cash-out thresholds.
Note: HPO periodically shuts down registration to new members (thus the link may not work at times).
Sign up for Harris Poll Online for FREE today and get eligible to win $10,000.
Other survey sites to help you make money at home:
American Consumer Opinion – Earn points – redeem them for rewards. Simple.
QuickRewards – Whether its completing paid surveys, searching the web, or shopping online, there are a number of ways to earn cash through QuickRewards. Choose your favorite method, do it daily, get cash deposited to PayPal within 72 hours. Easy.
Sign up for QuickRewards FREE here.
PanelPlace – Much like the others, PanelPlace offers a platform where you can get paid to give your opinion. They act as a liaison between you and marketing companies and send you paid surveys that you complete and redeem for cash or gift cards.
Sign up for PanelPlace FREE here.
There are dozens of other survey sites out there. These just happen to be the more well-known ones that have a reputation for paying out in a timely manner/not having impossible standards for cashing out. As always, be careful with your personal information. I recommend using an entirely separate email address for survey sites so you don't clutter your inbox.
2) Start a Blog
Like I said earlier- do something you love. If you happen to be even a half-decent writer (you can't be as bad as me), you can do what you love AND make money simply by writing about it. VTX Capital uses a blog as a way to disseminate information about investing. You can be a source of information as well (or simply amusement) for just about anything that interests you.
And you can make money by doing it.
A lot of money.
Pick a niche that interests you. Whether it be a lifestyle oriented blog where you talk about fashion, the newest trends in dress, or celebrity gossip – a sports forum – or even a place to share your love for cooking.
You can start a blog and write about it. Turn your passion into a business and run with it.
Related: From 0-$100k: How Anyone Can Start Blogging
Jeff and I started monetizing our blog just over 6
Seriously, check out these bloggers that are all pulling in over $5,000 each MONTH (some more than $50,000 a month!).
- Michelle @ Making Sense of Cents – over $68,000 in June alone!
- Holly @ Club Thrifty – over $22,000 in June alone.
- Rosemarie @ The Busy Budgeter – almost $23,000 in May alone.
How? Because they're motivated entrepreneurs who let nothing get in their way of learning how to make money at home.
It's not easy work, but one blogger is already making over $1,000 a month in just their 4th month of blogging (and nearly $3,000 by his 5th month – kudos to you Allan!).
Completely new to blogging but want to get started? I recommend starting a WordPress blog (like this one) with HostGator. Use the coupon code BTOP30 for 30% off (less than $4/month to start!). Here's a great step by step tutorial for getting started.
Already a blogger? Make sure you are on all the top affiliate networks. Our favorites are FlexOffers (we made over $1,000 with them our first month) and CJ.com.
3) Become a freelance writer
Along the same lines as starting your own blog, if you haven't gathered by now, writing quality content for viewers is worth a lot of money. To the tune of several hundred dollars for a 3-4 page article. If you're still reading THIS article at this point (just over 1500 words to here), odds are someone would have paid you over $100 for something of similar (or hopefully better) quality. The better you are at writing, the more your content is worth. Even part time freelance work can add thousands to your monthly income.
4) Install a few cell phone apps…or allow ads on your phone
Yes, companies will pay you to install apps (or place ads) on your cell phone and leave them there. These apps often run in the background and track your spending/purchasing habits but if you're not one to really care who knows what groceries you're buying that week then this is seriously the easiest way to make upwards of $300+/year for no reason.
Install the Nielsen Digital Voice App: Install the app, surf the web, and get entries into their monthly $10,000 sweepstakes. Learn more about Nielsen Digital Voice here.
Smart Panel – Some survey sites pay you $5 just for signing up. Smart Panel pays you $15 just for installing their app and keeping it 2 months. Better yet, you get an additional $5 every single month you keep it installed + a loyalty bonus every 3 months. It's hard to turn down free money and merely installing an app is about as easy as it gets.
Media Insider Panel – Like Smart Panel, Media Insiders works in almost exactly the same fashion except they support even more platforms. You can earn $15/month by installing it on up to 3 devices. Jason @ Frugal For Less has an excellent tutorial on how to get setup.
5) Get paid to test websites
Each site varies, but there are number of companies out there that will pay you to test websites. Companies want to know how easy their websites are to use and the information you give them about the process is extremely valuable. To the tune of $8-12 per test (generally between 10-30 minutes) depending on the site. Best part of it is, you are working from home and you are making your own schedule. Its tough to beat that.
- Whatusersdo – Pay is $8 (or more) per test. Tests take around 15-20 minutes (you need a Mac or PC + mic).
- Enroll – Get paid to test websites before they are published. Earn cash rewards.
- UserFeel – This company pays around $10 per test.
- Analysia – Tests take around 15 minutes to complete. Pay is $10 per test.
- TryMyUI – Tests takes around 15-20 minutes to complete. Pay is $10 per test.
- Loop 11 – Test takes around 10 minutes to complete. Pay is $5 per test.
6) Use eBates (and Swagbucks) for your online shopping
If you're going to shop online, why not get money for doing it? Well technically you're not getting money, but you're getting money back (cashback) on purchases you would have made anyways. Cool thing is, this is on top of any discounts/coupon codes you already have.
There is no reason not to do this. This is probably the single easiest way to make money at home. You need an email address to sign up. That's it. Even if its $100-$200/year, why are you throwing money away for no reason?
That's stupid. Don't be stupid.
Sign up for Swagbucks for FREE.
7) Rent out your extra space
Have an extra room in your house? Going to be gone for a week and are looking to make some serious dough? Have extra land where someone can store a boat and/or vehicle?
Believe it or not this is seriously the easiest way ever to pull in hundreds (even thousands) of extra dollars per month. Most of it involves very little or no work on your end and there is almost 0 overhead to get started.
Services such as airbnb and Craigslist are excellent for finding potential renters and/or people who simply need to store stuff. Passive income- it's great.
8) Invest
Have thousands in a savings account earning you .000257% interest?
You are lazy.
And I am calling you on it.
Part of being fiscally responsible is showing that you care about your money. Even if you do not know enough about investing (its easier than you think), there is absolutely no reason that you cant take 20 minutes out of your day and move your savings to an account that at least gets you 1-2% each year. On $10,000 in savings, that is $100-200 each year, for free. Make your money work for you.
Related Article: The Real Value of a Savings Account (and Our #1 Bank Choice)
1-2% APR is just the beginning though. Depending on your age, you should be netting around 7% year with a balanced portfolio. Have $50,000 in savings? That is $3,500 dollars PER YEAR that you are throwing in the trash if you're not investing. Sound like its way too good to be true? It's not. Its exactly what we teach you to do here at VTX Capital and you can get started in mere minutes.
Related Article: How to Open a Traditional IRA in Under 10 Minutes
If you're looking for ways to make money at home and you're not doing either of the two things above, you're missing out on thousands of dollars per year that could be in your pockets.
9) Help Google and make money at home
Want $110/year for changing literally nothing about your life?
Insert Google's Screenwise app here.
Well, technically not here, but on your computer at home. It works essentially the same way as the phone apps do above. If you don't care to let Google know what you do on a daily basis, you can get free money. They use the information they gather to help them market/increase the functionality of their advertising programs when targeting users that are similar to you.
10) Put your digits to use
Not your phone number. Your fingers. You can earn up to $24/hr simply by transcribing audio to text. Speechpad pays speedy typists to make written versions of audio and/or video clips. At up to $.40/minute, you can seriously rack up some dough for those insanely fast typing skills you never thought would come in handy.
And that's it. Point is, with some hustle and dedication, you can easily start to make money at home. Some of you can easily add an additional $1,000 in income to your take home pay each month. And this isn't a comprehensive list by any means.
Know of more ways to make money at home? Drop us a comment below.
Updated: 03/23/2017
Ben Huber
His areas of expertise include CMS Support, Social Media Branding, Marketing and Advertising. In addition, Ben takes an active role in investment research and portfolio management.
He currently holds a BS from Virginia Tech and a BSN from Western Governor's University.
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Darkside coming to Dallas ftw area.
Alright guys, I've had a few people interested in me doing work for them, but they are in Dallas and surrounding area. So I'm trying to see if the trip is worth it. I can really do anything needed most likely. Coding whatever.
If interested post up what you need done, and we can go from there. Feel free to contact me 210-577-9693 firstname.lastname@example.com Things i can do: Control arms and bushings rtabs oil pan gasket intake boots intake manifold swaps struts shocks headers I can also do coding Turn alarm on drls update all modules reprogram the dme with the European software If there is any m3 guys interested with smg i can also reprogram it with the csl software. I am sure there are things i'm forgetting :thumbsup: Sent from my Dell Streak using Bimmer App |
I need my left control arm and bushing installed, as well as left knuckle, and maybe tie end rod. Also I need my fenders rolled if you do that.
Oh yeah, I can also can borrow a roller and roll some fenders for people.
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When are you going to Dallas? I live in Wichita Falls, so I need to plan this.
I probably need my rear fenders rolled and my clown nose turned on |
Can you fix LED tails? Few bulbs blown on one side
I can do everything but fix the leds |
Roll Fenders & Disable DRLs :thumbup:
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Lol you're the one who backed out. Now I'm gonna have to roll the fenders for you to get a wider Tire when you boost. Dammit, should of listened to me in the first place lol.
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It's official. The darkside will be visiting Dallas 10th-14th of September. I will be bringing all my tools and my fender roller. Also my laptop to code. Hopefully I will have an updated cable so I will be able to code e90s also.
So guys order your parts and take advantage of my cheap labor. Sent from my Dell Streak |
Is there a reference table by car / year that would summarize all the options out there that can be changed/unlocked by your coding tool?
I tried a couple searches but most just talked the simple stuff... drls, clown nose and the like bs |
Anyone be interested on setting up a day just for coding.
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Hey bro, text me.
Text me. I don't wanna be texting the wrong people lol.
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What das intrigue you
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Can u install angel eyes?? Led rings?
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Bump this up. Getting close :)
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I am not an elitist. LOL. I am a successful tough guy. LOL.
I grew up lower middle class and still have those values of morals, ethics and behavior. I was poor but didn't know it.
My values are the same now that I'm rich. I have many nice things (no plane). But, I still abhor those who break the law. Regardless of wealth or lack of it. The principal difference is the violence prevalent in minority communities and seemingly endorsed by leaders of those communities.
The principal responsibilty of the government, regardless of the level, is to protect it's citizens. Especially decent, law abiding ones from bad guys.
I suspect you are a law abiding one. Yet you go to bat for people who would just as soon shoot you. Lib attitude.
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/06/nsa-spied/The surveillance experts at the National Security Agency wont tell two powerful United States Senators how many Americans have had their communications picked up by the agency as part of its sweeping new counterterrorism powers. The reason: it would violate your privacy to say so.
That claim comes in a short letter sent Monday to civil libertarian Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall. The two members of the Senates intelligence oversight committee asked the NSA a simple question last month: under the broad powers granted in 2008′s expansion of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, how many persons inside the United States have been spied upon by the NSA?
The query bounced around the intelligence bureaucracy until it reached I. Charles McCullough, the Inspector General of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the nominal head of the 16 U.S. spy agencies. In a letter acquired by Danger Room, McCullough told the senators that the NSA inspector general and NSA leadership agreed that an IG review of the sort suggested would itself violate the privacy of U.S. persons, McCullough wrote.
All that Senator Udall and I are asking for is a ballpark estimate of how many Americans have been monitored under this law, and it is disappointing that the Inspectors General cannot provide it, Wyden told Danger Room on Monday. If no one will even estimate how many Americans have had their communications collected under this law then it is all the more important that Congress act to close the back door searches loophole, to keep the government from searching for Americans phone calls and emails without a warrant.
Whats more, McCullough argued, giving such a figure of how many Americans were spied on was beyond the capacity of the NSAs in-house watchdog and to rectify it would require imped[ing] the very spy missions that concern Wyden and Udall. I defer to [the NSA inspector general's] conclusion that obtaining such an estimate was beyond the capacity of his office and dedicating sufficient additional resources would likely impede the NSAs mission, McCullough wrote.
The changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in 2008 which President Obama, then in the Senate, voted for relaxed the standards under which communications with foreigners that passed through the United States could be collected by the spy agency. The NSA, for instance, no longer requires probable cause to intercept a persons phone calls, text messages or emails within the United States as long as one party to the communications is reasonably believed to be outside the United States.
The FISA Amendments Act of 2008, as its known, legalized an expansive effort under the Bush administration that authorized NSA surveillance on persons inside the United States without a warrant in cases of suspicion of connections to terrorism. As my colleague David Kravets has reported, Wyden has attempted to slow a renewal of the 2008 surveillance authorities making its way through Congress. The House Judiciary Committee is expected to address the FISA Amendments Act on Tuesday, as the 2008 law expires this year.
Longtime intelligence watchers found the stonewalling of an entirely legitimate oversight question to be disappointing and unsatisfactory, as Steve Aftergood, a secrecy expert at the Federation of American Scientists told Danger Room.
If the FISA Amendments Act is not susceptible to oversight in this way, Aftergood said, it should be repealed, not renewed.
Even though McCullough said the spy agencies wouldnt tell the senators how many Americans have been spied upon under the new authorities, he told them he firmly believe[s] that oversight of intelligence collection is a proper function of an Inspector General. I will continue to work with you and the [Senate intelligence] Committee to identify ways we can enhance our ability to conduct effective oversight.
Abuse of Power....
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/...#ixzz1yGrnqizlCop who bragged he 'fried another n-----' admits he falsely busted an S.I. black man to teach him respect for law enforcement
Michael Daragjati writes in letter to federal judge in his trial for violating Kenrick Gray's civil rights that he wanted victim who was 'rude and disrespectful' to learn a lesson
THE RACIST NYPD cop who boasted that he had fried another n----- now admits he falsely arrested the black man to teach him a lesson.
Michael Daragjati is scheduled to be sentenced Friday for violating the civil rights of Kenrick Gray after he was stopped and frisked in Staten Island.
Daragjati explains he fabricated a resisting arrest charge because Gray mouthed off to him. Gray spent two days in jail as a result of the bogus collar.
I did so, not because of the color of his skin, but because he was rude and disrespectful to me, Daragjati wrote in a six-page letter from his jail cell to Brooklyn Federal Judge William Kuntz, who is black and a former member of the Civilian Complaint Review Board.
I thought that if he received a (desk appearance ticket and was released) this person wouldnt have learned a lesson that he should not be disrespectful to law enforcement.
The FBI had been probing Daragjati in an unrelated extortion investigation for threatening someone whom he thought had stolen his snowplow. In the course of that investigation, authorities taped Daragjati discussing Grays arrest and repeatedly using the N-word.
I know that I will never be able to convince the world that I am not a racist, Daragjati wrote. I know that I am not . . . . That word was not reserved for people of color, it was used as an ignorant reference to those people in the street because of their conduct and disrespect for the community and members of law enforcement.
Four Staten Island cops and two retired sergeants also wrote to the judge praising Daragatis character and asking for leniency. On the most recent job evaluation before his arrest, Daragjatis supervisor gave him the top grade for community interaction.
Daragjati, who has been fired from the force as a result of the conviction, vowed that he will never again utter the N-word. He faces up to 57 months in prison for the civil rights and extortion charges he pleaded guilty to this year.
The government should fear the people, not the people fear the government
The "thought" process sickens me anyway especially from people who have them and claim to be ex-cops and ex-military. No difference between Al-Qaeda or any other American enemy and that kind of fifth column AFAIC.
I can't counter every idiocy I read here - not enough time in the day - it would be faster and easier to kick out every illegal
Most if not all of the lib pukes here offer no solutions to any problem.
For example many decry the Patriot Act either aping the odious Dr. Paul or some other social arsonist - but have no solution - they either say the concern is unfounded, prejudicial, or offer some glib non-answer based on platitudes and hypotheticals.
It's a bad example because the act as it was passed by Congress is meaningless. The way it's interpreted is classified. Those who support it have no idea what they are supporting other than a blank check that may or may not be protecting them or abusing them including members of Congress who extended it without any idea what they were extending.
What does that have to do with anything? I have no problem with Congress passing laws and agencies carrying out those laws in ways and means that remain secret in regards to national security. That is very different than agencies creating law that is classified that you support when you don't have a clue what the law actually is and neither does Congress which effectively has happened with the Patriot act.
We have a pretty good historical record of what policing without restraint of law leads to, abuse of innocent people far outside the scope of national security.
We also tend to get blow back by the public and law makers when these abuses come to light which isn't necessarily helpful in maintaining national security.
Sorry that's too vague. What is that historical record? The Watergate break-in?
What abuses have there been? Unravelled turbans? Seized beverage containers?
B. Husssein hides everything its true. Not even a peek at a dead Bin Laden he, he, I, I, "got"
More paranoia from the usual suspects - the idiotic intersection of lib street and libertarian avenue
The difference: You see the invisible SS commandant normal people don't, I see the psycho with the bloodstained dirty nightshirt and scimitar standing in our midst.


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It is a long time since lunatic fighters like Randall "Tex" Cobb went in the ring and fought for the heavyweight title, adding a bit of spice to an often endless list of soft-bellied men who have come and gone in an anonymous blur.
In the Nineties, Mike Tyson was the sport's resident crazy guy, with convictions, anger issues and an entourage from the sport's filthiest corners. Tyson followed the men dubbed the Lost Generation, which is a polite way of saying that they were mostly admitted crack fiends, from the early Eighties. In the middle of all the talented but wasted fighters, true in every sense, there was Cobb.
In 1982, Cobb fought the majestic Larry Holmes for the WBC heavyweight title over 15 rounds inside the Astrodome in Houston. Holmes was unbeaten in 40 fights, one of the greatest prizefighters of any generation and cursed by history as the man who followed Muhammad Ali.
It was not a pleasant fight to watch but it offers a joyous reminder of just what fighting for the heavyweight title is really all about. It's not about an unknown, untested and heavily muscled boxer from one of the sport's backwaters getting his chance. No, it's about a bit of drama, a fight with a story, an underdog we can cheer for and a fight with endless levels of punishment. That is what fighting for the heavyweight title should be about.
Cobb knew the story, understood his role and delivered to sport's richest prize, as it was known, a foul mouth, the best chin in the history of boxing and comic timing that never, even if he was getting stitched or revived, left him. Cobb was and remains the man who will for ever carry the torch for all doomed fighters in lost causes. He sits with Chuck Wepner and we all know that Big Chuck inspired Rocky.
In the Holmes fight, the beating was so severe that a silence often greeted the thud of leather bouncing off Cobb's features. At one point Cobb, in a rare clinch, turns to the referee in round 13 and asks: "Hey, you're white, why don't you do something about this?" Cobb told reporters after the massacre that there would never be a rematch: "I don't think his hands could take it." Holmes still declares Cobb the hardest and bravest man he ever fought.
Cobb could, however, fight and traded punches with heavyweight world champions Ken Norton, Buster Douglas, Leon Spinks and Michael Dokes in addition to Holmes. He also beat Earnie Shavers one night in a fight that was so savage that the writer and one-time boxing hack Peter Dexter said it "ruined appetites all over Detroit". The pair traded punches in painful slow motion and moved like they were ankle-deep in treacle until its end in round eight. "If anybody hits harder than Shavers, I'd shoot him," said Cobb. Yet, at the end of each of his gruesome fights, Cobb would turn to the man that he had just fought and declare: "Now, let's go party!"
One of his victories does not appear on his official record and involved Dexter, his dear friend. It was a bar, a bad bar on a bad night, and out of the corner of his eye Cobb saw a group of 10 or more men walking through the tables. They had baseball bats and tyre irons. Cobb turned to Dexter and uttered the timeless: "I hope that's the softball team." It was not and Dexter was knocked unconscious, had his hip broken and woke up with Cobb standing over him threatening death to any of the few upright attackers if Dexter failed to open his eyes. Cobb picked Dexter up and they walked over the unconscious and went to hospital. It cost Cobb a world title fight with the WBA champion Mike Weaver because one of the men had broken his arm with a tyre iron.
His comments on Hollywood, where he has been making movies for 25 years, are equally honest: "Don't make anything noble out of what I do. What I do is hit people. I'm not promoting anything that is real or valuable."
On Saturday night, at the MGM in Las Vegas, the WBC heavyweight belt will be fought over in the sport's forgotten division when two relatively unknown dreamers, Bermane Stiverne and Deontay Wilder, meet for the title. They are not crazy, they are not damaged, but Wilder does have something other than a publicist and a nutritionist in his entourage and it is just possible that Cobb would approve. Wilder has also stopped or knocked out each of the 32 men that he has fought, including 10 of his first 12 victims in round one.
When Cobb met Dokes, who was unbeaten, dangerous and destined for the world title, he had some words of caution, saying: "This fight will be the nastiest thing you'll ever see. I've been sober for six weeks and that makes me vicious."
Cobb lost a majority decision. Dokes, who died a miserable death after years in prison and drug rehab followed his days as champion, went on to win the title the following year.


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Hello, I am new to this message board and am looking for a little help. I have a 9' 7wt Powell rod that I built as my first project quite a few years ago. At the time I installed a small half wells grip. I have always found it too small for the rod ,and as such, don't use the rod as much as I would like. How do I go about changing the grip? Do the quides and reel seat have to come off? If so what is the best way to accomplish that. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sean.
At the very least you'll have to remove the bottom guide on the rod, then sand down the grip. After that, you should be able to just put on new cork and have at it.
Thanks for the reply. What is the best way to clean up the thread epoxy on the guides? Can it be scraped or cut off with a razor knife? I have two guides on the bottom section of the rod to remove and clean up. Also, what about the reel seat, I am going to change it at the same time. Does it have to be cut off or is it possible to dissolve the glue somehow? Thanks.
The guides need to be removed carefully. Use a very sharp razor and cut a little from the tip of the guide foot to the ring. You want to make sure that the razor is *ONLY* cutting along the metal guide foot and not into the blank. After that, use a hair dryer to heat the epoxy a bit, and scrape with a plastic or wood implement to remove it. You can expect that the surface of the blank will have some residue left on it, but in general the thread and new epoxy will cover it up nicely. As for the reel seat, you'll need to cut it off. Anything that can dissolve the glue will dissolve the binder in a graphite rod. Cutting it off is easy and only requires 2 longitutal cuts with a dremel and something to spread the cut with. Finally, more info can also be found at www.rodbuilding.org if you're looking for more detailed info
I converted the western grip on my 7-weight steelhead rod into a full-wells grip years ago. I just cut through the front third of the grip with a fine-tooth hobby saw, at a glue line, being careful not to cut into the blank. Then I whittled the front of the grip away with a knife, sanded the cut area smooth and tangental to the blank, added the needed new cork rings and, after the glue dried, shaped a full-wells front end. For removing old wraps, it helps to use paint stripper on the thread coat. Be careful to avoid getting stripper on the nearby blank, or you'll discolor it.


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For staying less than a calendar year on the market Flappy Bird has managed to reach the top of iTunes's most popular games. It became such a hit that it changed dramatically the life of its creator, so he took it down earlier this February. Fans of the game and those who haven't had the chance to play it before it was taken down turned towards outrageous alternatives – such as paying humongous sums of money for smartphones with pre-installed Flappy Bird.
In order to make the lives of those people easier Fawn Qiu has created a real-life Flappy Bird. The Flappy Bird IRL is actually a DIY project, which the crafty Fawn brought to life with the help of cardboard, a motor, several magnets and two "smart" buttons. In order to play the cardboard box version of Flappy Bird, you just need to press a button to levitate the bird through the field of pipes just as you would do on a smartphone.
The video presentation of the real-life Flappy Bird has gained more than 1.6 million views on YouTube for just a week.


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����South Carolina head coach Brad Scott moved Trey Pennington from defensive end to tight end over the summer in an attempt to increase his playing time. But nobody figured that playing time would come this soon.
Pennington is one of several Gamecock players who have seen their importance rise as teammates have gone down with injuries. The sophomore from Anderson, who hasn't played tight end since his days at Westside High School, started the preseason with the third team. That gave him plenty of time to learn the position without the pressure of having to play immediately. Or so he thought. When starter Jason Lawson broke his ankle, all of the sudden Pennington was a sprain or twist away from being the No. 1 guy. "At first, I thought 'I'm going to come out here and try not to feel the pressure,'" Pennington said. "I just wanted to come out, learn it, try to pick it up fast. When Jason got hurt, it did put a little pressure on me. Now, I really, really need to learn my stuff. It's funny how things work out." Last week, the pressure on Pennington tightened again when Trevon Matthews, who moved up to first team after Lawson's injury, sprained an ankle and missed several practices. After being a tight end less than a month, Pennington was practicing as a starter. "I try a little too hard," he said. "It's a lot of pressure. It's not like anybody's riding me, like 'Trey, you've got to do this,' or anybody's on my back, but it was pressure. You've really got to stay focused and not let that get to you, but that's hard to do." "It did surprise him that he went from third team to second team real quickly, and then 48 hours later, we introduced him to the first team," Scott said. "He can handle that. But I'm real surprised at how quickly he's been able to make the adjustment and how good his blocking has been." Scott said Pennington may see just as much time as Matthews in the Gamecocks' opener next Saturday against Central Florida. "He's taken advantage of Trevon's injury and running with the first team, and has really been impressive," Scott said. "I wouldn't be surprised if he fought his way up to a starting position before this thing's all over." Pennington's size, 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds, is perfect for a tight end. Yet he's having to relearn how to catch the ball, something he hasn't done in two years, and think more like an offensive player instead of a defensive one. "The biggest thing I'm having to adjust to is the mentality," he said. "It's completely different. When things go rough on defense, you get mad and start playing better because you're playing with a lot of emotion. On offense, you play with a lot of emotion, but you've got to control it. You can't get frustrated on offense, and that's one thing I'm having to readjust to." Pennington isn't the only South Carolina player forced to adjust to a new role. Injuries along the defensive line have given many players the chance for increased practice time. Players like Dave Cope, a true freshman who is getting all the reps he can handle at defensive tackle, and Dennis Thomas, a transfer from North Greenville College. Both players will be better because of the experience, Scott said. In the long run, it will benefit the team as well. "On our defensive front, Dave Cope has gotten a lot of plays in there, and Dennis Thomas has gotten a lot of looks," he said. "It's really helped them." Although an opportunity to play early is what most players crave, there's a certain sense of security which comes with being far down on the depth chart. Suddenly becoming a key player can be a rude awakening to some. "There's no way to prepare for it," said Rachad Wilson, a backup defensive tackle who has seen frequent time with the first team due to injuries. "You just get thrown into the fire, and you have to handle it."
Injury puts unexpected spotlight on Pennington
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Labour bankbencher Jim Dobbin has died while on a trip to Poland with a parliamentary committee aged 73.
Ed Miliband and his fellow Labour party colleagues have paid Tribute to the Heywood and Middleton MP who secured the seat in 1997.
The Labour leader said: "Jim's death is a sad day for parliament. He was a dedicated public servant, representing the people of Rochdale on the council and at Westminster for three decades. Working in the NHS for more than 30 years, Jim had a deep passion for helping others.
"A lifelong committed Catholic, Jim always took a lead in fostering links between the Church and the Labour Party, and his strong faith informed every aspect of his political and public life. This was recognised by Pope Benedict XVI when he made Jim a Papal knight.
"I will miss Jim's good friendship and decency. On behalf of the Labour Party, I offer our sincere condolences to his wife, Pat, and their children. We will all miss him."
Dobbin was on a Council of Europe trip to Poland when he died. His wife is believed to have been with him.
He worked as a microbiologist for three decades before turning to politics in the 90s and had a 6,000 majority in 2010.
Former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott, who was part of the group visiting Poland, added his voice to the tributes.
"Jim Dobbin was part of our Council of Europe delegation that was in Poland yesterday to award the Europe Prize to the Polish city of Slupsk," he said.
"Jim was an excellent local MP, a strong believer in Europe, a proud Scot and a passionate defender of the NHS. His passing is such a tragic loss and he will be sadly missed by the Labour movement. Jim was a great comrade.
"Our thoughts are with his wife Pat and their family."
Commons Speaker John Bercow said: 'It was with great sadness that I heard of Jim Dobbin's death.
"He was a deeply principled and independent-minded parliamentarian; respected and well-liked by his colleagues, he will be greatly missed.
"My condolences go to his family. I'm sure members from across the House will hold Jim's wife, Pat, and their children in their prayers and thoughts at this time."
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This year Fox Valley Robotics/Batavia Robotics is hosting three robotics events: FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) Batavia where Kids in middle and high school participated to qualify for regional was on Feb 12 Sunday. VEX Skills Challenge, this Sunday, Feb 19. Teams will be coming in to run their robots both autonomously and driver controlled. We are… Read more
The IEEE Chicago Section once again sponsored an award for Future Cities this year. Future Cities is the competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders where students design their version of a future city with simulation software, build scale models, write essays, and give oral presentations. Twenty Six teams from nineteen schools competed in the… Read more
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Norm Phoenix presented the initial Science Kit for Public Libraries grant to the Franklin Park Public Library District. The presentation occurred on October 20, 2016 during the "Full Steam Ahead" program the library was holding that day. The person receiving the grant on behalf of the library was Vanessa Morrison, Assistant Director – Information &… Read more