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Q. Is Nimesulide an antibiotic?
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Nimesulide is safe to use if taken at prescribed dose and duration as advised by your doctor.
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Q. Is nimesulide banned?
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Q. Is nimesulide safe during breastfeeding?
It is not known if nimesulide is secreted in milk. So, any medicines containing nimesulide are not to be used during breastfeeding.
Q. Is nimesulide safe in pregnancy?
No, nimesulide is not safe to be used in pregnancy especially in the last three months. There have been reports of kidney failure in newborn babies if the mother was taking nimesulide in the late stage of pregnancy. Consult your doctor before taking any medicine during pregnancy.
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The government of Nicaragua has banned all abortions regardless of how the woman was impregnated or whether or not the pregnancy is a threat to her physical health. Amnesty International discovered that many young girls who have been subjected to sexual violence by family or friends are forced to give birth to children who might be their own brother or cousin. Statistics reveal a record number of pregnant teenagers who committed suicide by consuming poison and about 33 girls died in pregnancy last year. Former radical leader Daniel Ortega who once fought for women rights decided getting elected was more important than adhering to principles of social justice. Once elected he pushed through a blanket ban on termination of any pregnancy.
The lunacy of the ban on abortions includes criminal penalties against doctors and nurses who treat a pregnant woman or girl for illnesses such as HIV or cancer if such treatment could cause injury or lead to the death of the embryo or foetus. As Amnesty International executive deputy secretary general noted: "there is only one way to describe what we have seen in Nicaragua–sheer horror. Children are being compelled to bear children."
How can any church support such laws and term themselves followers of Jesus Christ?

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I've had enough time back home to reflect on the craziness and fun that is the yearly San Diego Comic-Con. This was the first time I attended Comic-Con, but it absolutely blew away any expectations I had for it.
Had good flights from Louisville to San Diego (with a layover at O'Hare). The hotel (Sheraton at Symphony Hall) was only about five minutes from the airport and about the same to the convention center, that is without the crazy traffic around the center. The hotel is nice, with the exception of not having Wi-fi. Instead of wireless they have the old-school ethernet hookup on the desk. Luckily, I found an open wireless connection to hop on to, because I didn't particularly want to pay for a wired connection daily. I went to Preview Night to pick up my badge and get nifty freebies. Many vendors were already setup and selling stuff on the floor. I had to go ahead and pickup the exclusive Doctor Who t-shirt at the BBC America booth.
So many people! I knew there would be a ton of people (the total attendance from the year before was around 125k, not sure what the on-site average is at any given point), but until you actually see how crowded the convention center is you can't really picture it. I attended the "BSG, Caprica, and Beyond" panel with guests Richard Hatch, Michael Taylor, Bear McCreary, and Aaron Douglas. Not much new information, except that the BSG Orchestra is going on tour next year and possibly even play at the opera house in Vancouver. Also, Richard Hatch really seems to enjoy doing these panels. After the panel I mingled around the floor. I met Magda Apanowicz (Lacey from Caprica) and Aaron Douglas (Tyrol from BSG) on the floor and got their autographs. Also got a photo taken with Magda. The QMX booth is so amazing, the attention to detail they put into their recreations is amazing. I picked up a couple Firefly tees, a Jayne wristband, and a poster of the first Cylon war (as seen on Adama's wall). I also picked up a Jayne hat from the CA Browncoats booth. At the end of the day I went to w00tstock, which was a couple blocks down from the hotel. w00tstock is a concert of the geeks put on by Adam Savage and Wil Wheaton. The highlight for me was the Rifftrax (MST3K also) guys doing a live riff of some PSA from the 60′s. I only stayed for about half of it, due to it starting late, because I wanted to go to the CA Browncoats screening of Serenity. It was great to see Serenity on the big screen with a room full of fellow fans.
People lined up super early (as in before the convention even opened at 9:30) for Ballroom 20. I almost thought I wasn't going to get into the room atleast for the first panel due to how long the line was. The beginning of the line inside the building wasn't organized, no one knew where to go. Luckily I guessed correctly because I made it through the long zig-zag outside of the building and back inside to the room. I stayed in Ballroom 20 through three panels. The first panel was the SGU panel which had Brad Cooper, Robert Carlyle, Alaina Huffman, David Blue, and Ming Na. The highlights of this panel were David Blue and his geeky-ness and Ming Na. Either she is just naturally very bubbly or she had a few drinks before hand. Overall the panel was kind of boring. The second panel was the one I really came to see, Caprica. The panel had Ronald D. Moore, David Eick, Magda Apanowicz, Alessandra Torresani, Sasha Roiz, and James Marsters. This panel was more interesting than the first and had a new trailer for the second half of the first season, which unfortunately isn't coming until January. The last panel was the Big Bang Theory. I was pleasantly surprised by this panel, it was really entertaining throughout the whole thing. Barenaked Ladies played the show's theme with everyone in the audience singing along. This panel had the full cast of the show, the two creators, and moderating was WHEEEEEEEEATON! The last panel I attended Friday was the one for the Cape. This wasn't so much a panel as an airing of a rough cut of the pilot. The pilot shows promise, but still needs editing work and such. The cast (including Summer Glau) and creators were there for a very brief panel after the airing. Rounding up the day I met Alessandra Torresani (Zoe from Caprica) and Ron Glass (Book from Firefly/Serenity). I was thinking about attending the live Rifftrax showing, but the line was much too long for the small room it was in.
Met Mark Sheppard (who has been in everything.. from Romo Lampkin in BSG to Badger in Firefly), who is such an extremely nice guy. I waited in the Guild line to get their autographs and pictures taken with them, two words.. Felicia Day. I got in line early to get into The Guild panel. I sat through the Sanctuary panel, which I've never seen. The Guild panel was pretty awesome, they aired the next unaired episode and the new music video "Game On". The panel was held in the Hilton next to the convention and who did I happen to see… Joss Whedon. I called it a day fairly early on Saturday, ending my first Comic-Con experience.
Left out of San Diego around 1:30 Pacific, before the crowd hit the airport, and got back in to Louisville at 11:30 Eastern. Had to work the next morning, but sleep wouldn't come.
I may end up going back to Comic-Con next year, if not I may try Dragon*Con, a less Hollywood controlled convention of considerable size, held in Atlanta, Georgia. Of course there's Cyphan 2011 next year too!


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Excellent location. Comfortable. Silent. Great breakfast. The access is complicated and not sufficiently explaines.
non-availability of parking place
Location, room furniture and staff.
Good location on Plaza Mayor, just a couple of minutes' walk from the cathedral and loads of restaurants and bars More of a business style hotel. Breakfast chocie limited and the worst coffee I had in Spain! Could be noisy if you like to sleep with the window open, and since the air con is of limited use the room can get hot at night.
Excellent location near to main area of city. Hotel clean, comfortable, and staff friendly. Not a criticism, but a suggestion. The car park is directly under the hotel, but accessed from a small street at the rear and very tricky to find. A better explanation and directions would have been helpful.
Very good location, quiet Bit disappointed with not having a view
Very comfortable and spacious, great location, looking over Plaza Mayor itself. Nice design and decor. Staff were helpful. Good restaurant, if a little pricey for simple meals. Free internet use (for 15 minutes). The air conditioning in our room when running on max was only just comfortable, and it wasnt very hot outside. Hopefully that is not a common problem and could have been corrected. The business centre is just one internet terminal and couldnt print, although the staff were happy to print at reception if you emailed them the relevant document or page from the internet.
The location of the hotel in the edge of the old city giving access to the very centre of the life of the city
Location - location - location. The hotel is right in the center of the old town, everything is within walking distance. Looking through the window, one feels like stepping back in time, to 16th or 17th century. Yet, inside the hotel is clearly the 21st century. Really nice.
Confortable and clean room. Excellent location, walking distance to everywhere. The parking facilities were expensive and the parking slots were small. I could hear the phone conversation held by the next door guest.
Rooms were very good size and clean. Good views and handy to visit the city centre attractions
Location Bit impersonal
Room was acceptable, breakfast acceptable once I decided I wasn't going to get an English style breakfast. Staff went out of their way to find me a power board.
Everything. It is large and spacious. Rooms comfortable and well furnished. Restaurant and breakfast was excellent. No.
Helpfulness of porter Lack of sirections to restaurant
The hotel was central and convenient for seeing the major attractions. The bar/cafeteria was very useful. The street and traffic noise was intrusive and made it difficult to sleep.
Good staff, very good room, no problems.
The location was excellent and our room was very spacious - perfect for the 4 of us. The staff at the front desk weren't particularly friendly.
Very comfortable, helpful staff
Stuff is not very friendly. The garage is for very small cars.
The room was lovely, location was great, staff good
its closeness to the old city found the hotel by accident, but signs on the outside are unclear
The hotel is excellently located just across the street from the old town of Leon. The breakfast buffet is very expensive. For half the price of one you may have a continental breakfast for two in a cafeteria in the same square of the hotel. The hotel is also very noisy. All the rooms, the restaurant and the bar give to balconies placed above the reception hall. All the noise from the reception, restaurant, bar and rooms is easily propagated to the the whole hotel. Due to this architectural feature room doors should be soundproofing, which is not the case.
The decoration and furnishings are 'minimalist Rennie Macintosh (if that is not a contradiction in terms). The staff were polite and helpful. The hotel is located in the centre of Leon (and yet we were able to park outside). In the evening I asked for a local liqueur, and when they could not offer one, I made the mistake of ordering Macallan. Coffe on the other hand is reasonable.
Nothing, it was a terrible place to stay. The noise was awful - rooms opened onto a central atrium and staff seemed to be cleaning after dinner and preparing breakfast all night with only an hour or two of peace. Staff were not especially helpful, the air conditioning did not work and breakfast was a ridiculous price. Photos of the hotel are deceptive - the furnishings are quite basic, it does not deserve 4 stars.
The staff were very friendly and its nice to be welcomed with a smile as they did. if going to Leon again i would stay at this hotel no
Friendly staff; close to city centre Somewhat noisy construction; does not fully live up to the quality one would expect
Location, view, price and breakfast included. Terrible bed, internet by wire without a table.
It was a very classy hotel on the outside but very modern in the inside. Beautiful hotel!
helpfull reception staff noisy air conditioning unit
Staff were pleasant and hotel spa is great. There was alot of street noise in my room and found it difficult to sleep.
We arrived for fiestas our lovely room overlooking all the action. Food at the hotel serves many local dishes and is excellent. We would stay here again. Hotel is situated on a walking street but access can be gained to the hotel garage which is chargeable.
location, restaurant noise in hall ways is very loud.
The garage is a challenge and arriving for the first time you need information on bringing a car into the vicinity of the hotel which I did not have.
The spa was fabulous, a great way to relax after a long journey and fun for older children. The spa was included in the price of the room. Spa staff and receptionist were helpful. Our room was at the front of the hotel so if noise disturbs you ask for a room at the back. We booked a triple room and were given a room with three beds but it was a tight squeeze.
Location Closed distance to places of grait food. Extremely noisy at night at the end of the week
It's central and comfortable Room was a bit small and the corridors are noisy
Staff was helpfull
Highly comfortable, pleasing to the eye, and extremely well located by the Cathedral. One aspect we enjoyed was to hear the Cathedral bells on a regular basis. Staff was courteous. Very noisy at night as our window was located on the street. Nevertheless, we are really pleased with our choice to stay in this hotel.
Location is superb - very near the Cathedral, and San Isidoro is only a short distance away. Everything in the historic city centre (including many good bars and restaurants) is within easy reach, but the area immediately around the hotel is just off the main routes and is surprisingly quiet. Rooms are small but well-planned, and are furnished in a modern idiom. The very reasonable prices represent good value for money. Continental breakfast in the bar at 3 euros each is pretty good. Nothing we disliked.
Great for a city break. I had a comfortable attic room with a view of the cathedral and button by the bed which you can press to open and close the window/blind. I also made use of the spa which was a real bonus after a strenuous day and worth the $10, Hotel very well located in the centre of Leon with several eating options nearby. The breakfast was as good as any served in a cafeteria in Spain, and excellent value at $3; I had freshly squeezed orange juice, cafe con leche and toasted croissant (croissant plancha) with marmalade. What more could you possibly want?
A good place to stay, near the cathedral. Our floor (4th, I think) had windows on the roof - affording us views of Leon Cathedral. Very romantic. Can't drive up to the door with the luggage .... which was a bit of a drag. I think this needs to be stressed in the booking confirmation (block letters/italics).
stylish, clean rooms, friendly staff, perfectly located, best value for money; my favourite in the area!
Clean, safe, centrally located.
The very good location near castle, nice room. The problem is to find right way to the hotel(our GPS was not good with it). My advice: to ask hotel to send you map with directions and explanation


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|my first adoption heroes
Like many people who adopt, my parents struggled with infertility for years. I think about people like my own parents, wanting desperately to raise a family. I think about couples who go through invasive and expensive fertility treatments that fail to work for them. It is at this point that many people turn to adoption. It is also at this point that many people realize that they cannot afford the expenses that go along with adoption. Too many loving, caring, and capable people who desperately want to be parents are excluded from doing so because of the cost.
Because of this, I was thrilled to learn that CNN's hero of the week is doing something about this. After infertility treatments and miscarriages, Becky Fawcett and her husband Kipp adopted two children. After experiencing the expenses of adoption firsthand, Becky started an organization to help others. Her organization, Help Us Adopt (helpusadopt.org), has so far helped 43 families to adopt, by providing financial grants to help alleviate some of the expense of adoption.
My parents were my first adoption heroes and there have been many since. Becky Fawcett is now one of my adoption heroes, too. Bravo to Becky for recognizing the financial constraints that prevent people from adopting and for creating an organization that helps create families. Bravo also to CNN for recognizing Becky and her organization and the importance of adoption.


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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - Fairfield held Canisius to two field goals during the final 15 minutes of the game as the Golden Griffins lost 56-50 to the Stags at the Webster Bank Arena on Thursday night. Canisius falls to 9-15 overall and 6-7 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Senior Ashley Durham led all players with a game-high 17 points. Junior Jamie Ruttle had eight points and eight rebounds while sophomore Kayla Hoohuli had seven points. Canisius shot 41.4 percent in the first half, but shot 25.9 percent in the second half.
"We had some really good offensive flow for the first 25-30 minutes but then the ball got sticky because I think we just want to win one of these games so badly," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "I really liked our effort and felt we did what we wanted to defensively to win, but just didn't get enough baskets down the stretch to hold on for the road win.
Canisius scored the opening six points of the game and jumped out a 10-3 lead after a jumper from senior Allison Braun. The Griffs forced Fairfield to take its opening five shots from behind the arc, disrupting the Stags' offense. Fairfield would climb back into the game, eventually using a 9-2 run to tie the score at 25-25 after a layup from Brittany Obi-Tabot. The Stags took their first lead of the game at 31-29, but a layup from junior Jen Lennox on the Griffs' last possession of the half sent the teams into the locker room tied at 31-31.
The Griffs scored 10 of the first 12 points to start the second half, including a reverse layup from Hoohuli as well as a breakaway layup after the sophomore jumped the passing lane to put the Griffs up 41-33. After a basket from Durham extended the Griffs lead to double digits, the Stags held Canisius to seven points in the final 15-plus minutes of the game. Fairfield chipped away at the Canisius lead and the Griffs went up 47-44 with just over five minutes left after two free throws from Durham.
Fairfield then scored nine of the next 10 points, including five points from Obi-Tabot and two baskets from Christelle Akon-Akech. Fairfield went up 53-48 after a layup from Obi-Tabot, and the Griffs came back with a layup from freshman Tiahana Mills to make it a one-possession game. After Akon-Akech missed the front end of a one-and-one for the second consecutive trip, Canisius got a 3-pointer from the wing for Ruttle, but her shot hit off the side of the rim and the rebound went out of bounds. The Stags put the game away with three free throws in the final 15 seconds.
Akon-Akech and Obi-Tabot had 14 points apiece while Katie Cizynski had 13 points in 40 minutes. The Griffs held Fairfield to 3-of-18 from behind the arc, but the Stags countered with 38 points in the paint. Fairfield also shot 47.1 percent from the floor, the highest percentage of a Canisius conference opponent this season.
Canisius concludes its trip to the East Coast on Saturday, when the Golden Griffins play at Iona. Game time in New Rochelle is set for 2 p.m.
Notes: Fairfield has now won the last seven meetings between the teams overall... Canisius lost to the Stags in Webster Bank Arena for the first time in six meetings... Durham had 11 points in the first half, reaching double digits in the opening 20 minutes for the fourth time this season... All nine Golden Griffins who saw time played double-digit minutes... Ruttle is averaging 7.4 rebounds per game in the month of February... Canisius lost for the fourth time this season when leading with five minutes to go in the second half.


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Outlines of English and American Literature
History and Biography
Long, William J.
Another interesting feature of recent times is the importance attached to historical and biographical works, which have increased so rapidly since 1876 that there is now no period of American life and no important character or event that lacks its historian. The number of such works is astonishing, but their general lack of style and broad human interest places them outside of the field of literature. The tendency of recent historical writing, for example, is to collect facts
persons or events rather than to reproduce the persons or events so vividly that the past lives again before our eyes. The result of such writing is to make history a puppet show in which dead figures are moved about by unseen economic forces; meanwhile the only record that lives in literature is the one that represents history as it really was in the making; that is, as a drama of living, self-directing men.
There is at least one recent historian, however, whose style gives distinction to his work and makes it worthy of especial notice. This is John Fiske (1842-1901), whose field and method are both unusual. He began as a student of law and philosophy, and his first notable book,
Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy
, attracted instant attention in England and America by its literary style and rare lucidity of statement. It was followed by a series of essays, such as
The Idea Of God
The Destiny Of Man
The Origin of Evil
, which were so far above others of their kind that for a time they were in danger of becoming popular. Of a thousand works occasioned by the theory of evolution, when that theory was a nine days' wonder, they are among the very few that stand the test of time by affording as much pleasure and surprise as when they were first written.
It was comparatively late in life that our philosopher turned historian, and his first work in this field,
American Political Ideals Viewed from the Standpoint of Universal History
, announced that here at last was a writer with broad horizons, who saw America not as an isolated nation making a strange experiment but as adding a vital chapter to the great world's history. It was a surprising work, unlike any other in the field of American history, and it may fall to another generation to appreciate its originality. Finally Fiske took up the study of particular periods or epochs, viewed them with the same deep insight, the same broad sympathy, and reflected them in a series of brilliant narratives:
Old Virginia and her Neighbors
The Beginnings of New England
Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America
and a few others, the series ending chronologically with
A Critical Period of American History
, the "critical" period being the time of doubt and struggle over the Constitution. These narratives, though not unified, form a fairly complete history from the Colonial period to the formation of the Union.
To read any of these books is to discover that Fiske is concerned not chiefly with events but with the meaning or philosophy of events; that he has a rare gift of delving below the surface, of seeing in the endeavors of a handful of men at Jamestown or Plymouth or Philadelphia a profoundly significant chapter of universal history. Hence we seem to read in his pages not the story of America but the story of Man. Moreover, he had enthusiasm; which means that his heart was young and that he could make even dull matters vital and interesting. Perhaps the best thing that can be said of his work is that it is a pleasure to read it,--a criticism which is spoken for mature or thoughtful readers rather than for those who read history for its dramatic or heroic interest.
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Art and climate
As anecdotal evidence of past climate change goes, some of the most pleasant to contemplate involve paintings of supposedly typical events that involve the weather. Given the flourishing of secular themes in European art from the Renaissance on, most of this art comes from the 16th to 19th centuries. As readers here will know, this coincides (in the public mind at least) with the so-called 'Little Ice Age' and somewhat inevitably this canon of work has been combed over with a fine tooth comb for evidence of particularly cold conditions.
The image that brought this issue to mind was seeing 'Washington crossing the Delaware' at the Met the other day and seeing the iceberg-like ice it was imagined (75 years after the event) that the rebels had had to row through in 1776. The first thing I noticed was that the ice is completely wrong for a river (which is just one of the errors associated with this picture apparently). River ice is almost always of the 'pancake' variety (as this photo from the Hudson river shows), and doesn't form 'growlers'. However, the confusion of artistic license with climatology appears to be a bit of a theme in other oft-cited works as well….
The most often shown images in this context are some of the winter landscapes painted by Pieter Breughel the Elder around 1565 and by subsequent followers of fashion (the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna has a particularly fine collection if you are looking for something to do at EGU next month). The "Census in Bethlehem" (1566) is a snowy fantasy scene that ended up on the front cover of Brian Fagan's book "The Little Ice Age", but the one that pops up most frequently is 'Hunters in the Snow' (1565); another fantasy picture (who knew there were Alps in Belgium?). This painting was actually part of a series of 6 or 12 monthly or seasonal paintings. Of the five that survive, the one corresponding to September ('The Harvesters', 1565) shows some very pleasant weather indeed. No-one appears to be using that to argue for warm 16th century summers though….
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What first struck Vladimir Davidiuk about the University of St. Thomas was the University's unique sense of community and school spirit. This spirit, he says, doesn't lie in winning the most games or wearing school colors though. Instead, it lies in its good will.
"I love the school spirit," Davidiuk said. "It is about building community, creating a positive change and making the world a better place."
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I know it's old but, where can I find the delete piece? I want to delete the passenger airbag.
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I'll just add my 2 cents in here... Where I live, its prohibited to remove airbags if the vehicle comes equipped with them....
And they'll know if you removed them, because funny enough, the manufacturer has a little airbag symbol on all of the vin plates on the car...
In my honest opinion, I wouldnt remove them unless, yeah, full harness and rollcage....
In my experience, I've been in numerous collisions, as passenger, and once a s a driver (got hit head on by a drunk driver over 100km/h) I owe my life to the airbag. while it hurts, fills your car with dust (tho your car is consider totalled if the airbags do go off), and is loud... I'll admit, I'll keep the bags in my car... I'd rather walk out alive with a headache for a few hours, than have no head, or serious trauma...
As for ABS, sc*w it, I've had it in previous cars, and disabled it because of my years of track, and dirt racing, I can out stop most ABS ridden vehicles.
Anywho, just my 2 cents on the matter.
Peace out Fanatics
Quoted from The Highway Traffic Act
"Disabling or removing air bag prohibited
205.2(2) Except as permitted by subsection (3), no person shall disable or interfere with the proper functioning of an air bag in a motor vehicle or remove it from the vehicle, unless
(a) it is necessary to do so to repair the air bag or to service or modify the motor vehicle; and
(b) without delay after completing the service, repair or modification, the person ensures that the air bag is re-enabled or re-installed and is functioning properly.
205.2(3) As exceptions to subsection (2),
(a) a person may install a manual cut-off switch in a motor vehicle to disable an air bag if the person's installation of the cut-off switch is authorized for the vehicle under the Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1038, and other persons may disable the air bag by means of the cut-off switch;
(b) if the owner of a motor vehicle has written permission from Transport Canada to have an air bag in the vehicle disabled,
(i) a person may install a device in the motor vehicle that disables the air bag, or may disable the air bag in another manner, if he or she complies with the conditions of the permission, and
(ii) other persons may disable the air bag by means of the disabling device;
(c) a recycler may remove an air bag from a motor vehicle that he or she is recycling or that is being recycled by another recycler; and
(d) a person may remove an air bag from a motor vehicle if
(i) the vehicle is not registered under The Drivers and Vehicles Act or under a comparable Act in another jurisdiction,
(ii) the person owns the vehicle or has permission from its owner to remove the air bag, and
(iii) the vehicle is being dismantled for parts or destroyed for scrap.
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205.2(4) A person who contravenes subsection (2) is guilty of an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of not more than $5,000."
|Nope. I'm good. I'll never own a vehicle with an airbag. My wife's car has it because I care about her more than me. And because she won't let me remove it. But every accident I've ever seen that airbags have been apart of has been a lot worse than it should have been. And I've seen a lot. My dad and my step-mother are both nurses and have both previously been paramedics and my dad is still a paramedic firefighter and a nurse and they both agree that the majority of accidents could have been less damaging to both person driving and passenger and vehicle. Except when there is a rear passenger involved. Then airbags are helpful. But most other times they do more damage than good. My Navy paramedic friends age with me as well. But you know. I'm just angsty. You're right. I haven't done research or asked the people that actually deal with these types of things. Lol.
|I would say front airbags are more of a second measure of defense in case the seatbelt doesn't work properly or fails. Also been in a severe accident going from 50 to 0 in a split second. Seatbelt did its job and when the airbag went off I didn't even hit the airbag so in that one instance its deployment was useless. Most of the adults who get hurt from airbags is because they sit to close to the steering wheel. I see this all the time but especially with woman. They are so close that the airbag hits them b4 the seatbelt can even do its job. If people would learn the correct distance to sit from the steering wheel it wouldn't be such an issue. And unfortunately airbags going off alone can cause a car to be totaled out when otherwise it wouldn't have. Now side airbags are another story. I've thought about removing my driver one to put in a different steering wheel but decided not to just in case. As far as the passenger side goes I would like to remove that one and get a delete pocket if I can find one. I hardly ever have a passenger in the car anyways.
|Hmmmmm. Sounds like your present feelings about air bags are the same as your pre-accident feelings about seat belts. Maybe after your next head on collision???????
|I got into a head on collision I was in a Ford probe at the time and the other car was a Nissan maxima. Neither of us had airbags because both cars were older than 96. We both were going roughly 45-50 mph. I hurt afterwards but I walked home from there. I was using a seat belt. No airbag no crushed ribs no broken face or windshield in my face or glass anywhere. The other guy was just as hurt but had no other injuries as well. I thank God I put my seat belt on that day. I was a youngster at the time and thought they were dumb but now I don't start a car with out first putting it on. It would have been worse if we hadn't had just a slight angle on our crash. We both would have engines in our legs but an airbag wouldn't have helped that! I literally walked home from that crash. So Shut the f up about airbags being needed. It's just another expense you have to pay for, when buying a car. They cost so little for the car companies to manufacture and install and they just continue to increase prices for them. They do more damage than good anyways. Medical bills, vehicle damage/cleaning (if still useable) all goes up with the airbag going off. Don't be a pawn of the motor industry and believe everything you hear or read from major car companies.
Check UK eBay and such. Can usually find them over there. Just be careful when removing.
Also if you get in an accident that would normally deploy the bag and your insurance finds out during the investigation that the airbag is removed they can deny all claims you may have. Compound that with anybody getting hurt due to this negligence and they can sue you big time. Don't forget to get the light and code turned off if you plan to use it on the street also.
|good god that cover is expensive now. $80! I'm pulling my airbags to use a different wheel, and because at this point the whole thing is going to be a track car. Rollcage and harness will be definite requirements.
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I recently added a wiki on my MapMe.At site and found it quite tricky to get working and difficult to find just the right information I needed so I thought I'd write it up.
MapMe.At is still on Rails 2 which seemed to mean I couldn't install Gollum as part of the site.
I created a separate Rails 3 project that runs alongside MapMe.At and simply hosts Gollum, using instructions from here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13053704/how-to-properly-mount-githubs-gollum-wiki-inside-a-rails-app
I wanted it to use the user information in MapMe.At's session hash so switched MapMe.At to use activerecord based sessions and used information on here to make the rails 2 session load in rails 3: http://www.kadrmasconcepts.com/blog/2012/07/19/sharing-rails-sessions-with-php-coldfusion-and-more/
I'm not actually using the rails2 session as the main session, I just load the information in. I have the following in
module ActionController
module Flash
class FlashHash < Hash
def method_missing(m, *a, &b)
MapmeAtWiki::Application.config.session_store :cookie_store, key: '_mapme_at_wiki_session'
Then in routes.rb:
class App < Precious::App
before { authenticate }
helpers do
def authenticate
oldsess = ActiveRecord::SessionStore::Session.find_by_session_id(request.cookies["_myapp_session"])
if oldsess and oldsess.data and oldsess.data[:user_id]
u = User.find(oldsess.data[:user_id])
email = "#{email@example.com"
session["gollum.author"] = { :name => u.full_name, :email => email }
response["Location"] = "http://mapme.at/me/login?postlogin=/wiki/"
throw(:halt, [302, "Found"])
MapmeAtWiki::Application.routes.draw do
# The priority is based upon order of creation:
# first created -> highest priority.
App.set(:gollum_path, Rails.root.join('db/wiki.git').to_s)
App.set(:default_markup, :markdown) # set your favorite markup language
App.set(:wiki_options, {:universal_toc => false})
mount App, at: 'wiki'
I wanted a wiki on the site to allow my users to help out with documenting the site. Adding their own thoughts and experiences and perhaps fixing typos I might make. I'm not sure that's really started happening yet but at least I have a nice interface for writing the documentation myself!


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I'm teaching 6 year old children and I would like to know how I can motivate them to speak English. I sometimes use Spanish because they get quickly distracted when I speak English, and they usually don't get my instructions. So..how can I do to speak English 100%? I´m so frustrated
I have a bilingual student in the class; how can i help her? she usually gets bored in the lesson and doesn't want to work when we have to copy from the board because she thinks she knows everything about English. Do you think it´s good to make her explain something to her mates so that i don't use Spanish?
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I have written a program in mathematica that will do a set of calculations based on a set of parameters provided, and I'd like to make it as easy as possible for others to use it.
What I'd like ideally is for there to be a set of input fields, little white boxes on a colored background for example, for the user to put the values of the parameters. Then they press a button and the calculations proceed, at the end of which graphs pop up and data files are exported.
I have used Manipulate, but in this case the calculations are intensive and take many hours, so I don't want it to try and dynamically update the results when new fields are entered - only when the button is pressed.


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My name is Robert Rudd and I thought that I'd make an open post discussing my GSoC 2008 project for XBMC.
First of all, here's the wiki entry on it: GSoC - GPU Assisted Video Decoding. It's slightly out of date. I must admit, I wrote it in a slight rush off of a general understanding of video decoding, so it is somewhat incorrect in regards to H.264, (H.264 for example doesn't even use the IDCT). I'll try and update it in the coming days.
Right now I'm currently looking into an implementation using OpenGL and GLSL (OpenGL Shader Language) Shaders. I'm rather optimistic at the potential for this, though there are a few challenges to deal with. The latency between CPU<->GPU transfers will need to be handled. Also, if I want to do only motion compensation, but not intra-prediction, It will cause some problems as there are macroblock types in h.264 that can intra-predict off of P/B macro blocks.
Luckily, there has been some previous work done in this area. Three things worth checking out in respect to this are:
(Sadly, I don't know if everyone will be able to access these papers. I get a subscription through my school)
Real-time high definition H.264 video decode using the Xbox 360 GPU Wrote:http://spiedl.aip.org/getabs/servlet/Get...s&gifs=yes
This paper describes the implementation Microsoft did for the Xbox 360. They made a GPU assisted decoder using HLSL.
Performance evaluation of H.264/AVC decoding and visualization using the GPU Wrote:http://spiedl.aip.org/getabs/servlet/Get...s&gifs=yes
This has a slightly more academic flavor, but it outlines some techniques for Motion Compensation on a generic GPU. the results seem slighlty embellished, but there seem to be some good take aways.
GPU-Accelerated Dirac Video Codec Wrote:http://www.cs.rug.nl/~wladimir/sc-cuda/
Dirac is another advanced codec that has appeared in recent times. It is based on the wavelet transform. The above codec offers GPU acceleration of motion compensation and Forward/Inverse wavelet transforming via CUDA. I believe one of their GSoC projects is to reimplement the decoder using OpenGL/GLSL.
So, that's the story so far. Up to this point i've been trying to give myself a stronger footing in openGL/GLSL, as well as trying to get a good understanding of the FFMPEG codec. I'd appreciate any thoughts people may have on this process, as well as any informative links.


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Hi Guys. I need to raise the front end of the chevelle. I want a 60's stance. I have Moogs in the front for springs and that did very little. I don't want spacers and I don't want to heat the coils. The chevelle is tubbed and has MT's on the back and Moroso's on the front. I'd like to get 3-4 inches. I know that's asking alot. I thought about dropping the rear end, but that is out of the question. Let me hear from Ya'll..t
If you want to raise the front end, you are going to have to go to heavier springs than what came with the car. You need a spring catalog (or a knowlegeable sales person-or maybe talk to someone at a spring shop) to get a heavier spring, say out of a Chevelle station wagon of that period with a big block and A/C.
Custom springs can be made or ordered through a reputable spring shop. You can also use spacers (not the kind that go between the coils) that look like pads and the spring rests on them.
Heating a coil spring (a definate no-no as it weakens/fatigues the metal) will actually lower the car. If you put a custom set on and she stands too high, you use a cut off tool and take off a quarter of single coil until you arrive at the desired trim height.
Now once you have achieved the height/look that you desire, the front end geometry will have been changed. You have to consider shock travel and bump steer. All of this can be compensated for by a knowledgeable front end tech.
The cheap way out is to find an Olds or Cad in a salvage yard and measure spring diameter. Get a set that will fit in your spring pockets.
I would go with a custom set as it will cause you a lot less headache.
Don't forget to install new spring pads and whatever else is worn while you are there and you should do fine.
NAPA has a catalog that has spring specs in it. It gives spring rate,free ht.,loaded ht.,od.,id.,wire diam.....etc Don
Ps - try a mid 70's station wagon.
i had that look goin on when i had the front of my tempest jacked up. it looks wicked. but i'm like you: screw the straight axle and moving the rear tires forward ala one HRM article. the springs out of a big block car, or custom ones allowing you to keep the front end stock sounds like the way to go. are you gonna get the fender-well exit headers too?
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After some catch up of and old security work, Im requiring to do a software to maintain security in different levels, Im startin with symmetric encryption and go from here until PGP and RSA type of algorithms, where we will test the performance of the algorithms to decide how to use them on our solution. The idea is to also test the possibility to use C++ to improve performance.
We choose AES since there are some reports that DES is already break and quite old and slow
When we pass to cypher the information we have to be careful, because the characters use some encode such as UTF-8 so if each system is in a different OS, the cipher well not get the same info. To ensure we dont have problems we use a Util class "Codec" that uses the apache common base64 encoder
Symmetric AES key generation
First we initialize the key generator
keyGen = KeyGenerator.getInstance("AES");
As you should know in symmetric encryption the same key is used to encrypt and to decrypt the information. However there several options that we can thing to use this in a secure form, we enumerate three(3) but it should be more
- Generate a key and keep a copy(not really a secure option)
SecretKey s =key.generateKey();
byte[] gen =s.getEncoded();SecretKeySpec sskey = new SecretKeySpec(gen, "AES");
- Generate a key with a password, (Secure enough for some uses)
For AES 128 the key always requires the use of 10 characters, so first we validate and enforce it
password = String.format("%-10s", password).replace(' ', '*');
byte[] key = Codec.encode(password);SecretKey secret = new SecretKeySpec(key, "AES");
- Generate a key each time, and maintain a copy somewhere.
Usually this is the one used with asymmetric security we will get back to this one when we check RSA
Symmetric AES encryption
After we got the key this steps are very easy, just remember the order you encode an decode the info.
First from the key we create a SecretKeySpec
SecretKeySpec sskey = new SecretKeySpec(raw, "AES");
ipher c = Cipher.getInstance("AES");
c.init(Cipher.ENCRYPT_MODE, sskey);
byte[] encrypt= c.doFinal(Codec.encode(message));
Cipher c = Cipher.getInstance("AES");
c.init(Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE, sskey);
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Anyone who started playing from day one will know what I am talking about
A company that wants to pride itself on delivering class A products, should at bare minimum work for having a thriving community, with all their aforementioned changes they are going in the completely opposite direction.
The most funny thing of it all is, subs have gone down as have the game play, and community since they started implementing all these "quality of life" and "catch-up" mechanics just to ensure everyone was the same.
The "legacy" if you will that I will be remembering blizzard for when it comes to WoW, is the hack and slash job they managed to pull off.


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After traveling 5,000 miles in three days to speak about digital disruption (I know, it's odd that my physical body has to go somewhere to talk about being more digitally disruptive), I fell asleep on a train yesterday and missed one of the most noteworthy events of the week: Amazon acquired Goodreads.
Full disclosure on this one up front: Amazon published my recent book, Digital Disruption. At the same time, I am a Goodreads member for more than five years; in fact, if you have read any of the most-liked reviews of the Twilight books on Amazon, chances are good you've read mine. That is to say that I am not exactly neutral on this one. But I'll do my best to be objective in answering all the anger being expressed on Twitter and in the trades when I point out that Goodreads was not saving itself for Amazon like some virginal tribute. It has been sitting there, all along, waiting for the right offer to come along. That's how venture capital works, people.
That's not to dismiss altogether the reactions I'm seeing, which range from Amazon wants to own the whole world (and to be fair, maybe it does) to How could Goodreads do this to us. But among all the hurt feelings and handwringing about the fall of publishing and the eventual reign of cohabitating cats and dogs (oh, I do hope you get that reference), I have an important question to ask, one that I am stealing from author Nick Harkaway (@Harkaway) who wrote this on Twitter the morning after:


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I don't know much about the different Sig "models" but, if you have the money, then why not?
Also, as far as carrying, you might want to reconsider. Or, atleast obtain/apply for your CCW permit so that you have it. You might not have the opportunity down the road...


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David Bridie is back with new album: Wake
12 July 2013 , 12:16 PM by nicole dyer
After five years singer/songwriter David Bridie is back with a new solo album - Wake.
Musicians of great note have also lent their support including Blackeyed Susans singer Rob Snarksi, Eden Mulholland, Marita Dyson and guitarist wunderkind John Phillips.
The tone of this album however feels darker than 2008 Succomb - David seems to have found a space somewhere between introspective and political.
David spoke with Nic Dyer from mornings about what he wanted to achieve with this record.
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The best places to stay in four price ranges: budget ($), moderate ($$), expensive ($$$), and luxury ($$$$)
Maria Lodge
One of the more salubrious options in a city starved of good-value budget accommodation. Expect functionality, not luxury or polished service. 34 clean, basically furnished, shoebox-like rooms, all with televisions. 5/2 Grant Building, Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba; tel. 91 22 22854081.
Salvation Army Red Shield Hostel
Attracts swarms of shoestring travelers thanks to its cheap beds; economical dormitory (four spacious separate-sex dormitories, each with ten beds) and five private rooms with attached bathrooms. First-in-first-served policy for the dorm beds, but private rooms can be booked in advance. 30 Mereweather Road, Colaba; tel. 91 22 22841824.
Bentley's Hotel
"A stone's throw from Colaba district's ever-restless street market, many of the rooms here still hint at colonial grandeur."—Rafael Wlodarski, Mumbai author, Lonely Planet. Travelers' favorite. 40 tidy rooms (a few with balconies); ask to see several before choosing, as some are more character-filled. 17 Oliver Road, Colaba; tel. 91 22 22841474. www.bentleyshotel.com
Grand Hotel
Centrally located three-star hotel with 73 comfortable, if somewhat lackluster and kitschy rooms; all with televisions, teak-wood writing desks, safes, and tea-and-coffee makers. Ask for a room with a decent Arabian Sea view. 17 Shri Shiv Sagar Ramgulam Marg, Ballard Estate; tel. 91 22 66580500. www.grandhotelbombay.com
Hotel Oasis
Thirty clean, comfy, and colorful rooms, but some can be claustrophobic (especially the singles). All are tiled and have televisions and direct dial telephones. No restaurant; snacks available via room service. 276 Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Fort; tel. 91 22 30227886. www.hoteloasisindia.com
Metro Palace
Good-value choice; 35 rooms are nicely kept, each with television and some with balconies. Higher-price rooms have fridges and tea-and-coffee makers. Restaurant open from 4 P.M. and bar, open from noon, serves drinks and snacks. 355 Ramdas Nayak Road, Bandra; tel. 91 22 67744555. www.uniquehotelsindia.com
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"A veteran of many monsoons, the Fariyas's new rooms rank high among Colaba's best comfort options."—David Stott, author, Footprint India. 87 smart and restful rooms with televisions, fridges, and tea-and-coffee-makers. Small swimming pool. Off Arthur Bunder Road, Colaba; tel. 91 22 22042911. www.fariyas.com
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Taj Mahal Palace & Tower
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Hey guys, i'm new to site and want to trying and build good muscle cars, and need some helpful ideas. I want to go with a 427, 454, or lsx 454. Or i may even go with a small zz350 or 383.First, of all I want tire burning, yet speed fast camaro. Using a Automatic trans. Carb only. I do not want use nos or anything like that, but street legal on pump gas. Willing to use procharger, supercharger, or blower. Want to make between 750-850 horses with the zz350 or 383 about 500-600 horses. I know the lsx454 makes about 620 horses, but heard they are differ with parts.I was thinking about going stock engines and add a good blower or procharger. Then, I read they are not to good on stock engines. Willing to go stock and make few changes with aftermarket parts or start with good block* and go with my own add ons such as heads, cams, headers, and etc.I had wanted a 9 sec or less car.*Perfer block already built in the inside.All commits welcomeThis is also my first one
What is your budget like for this?
Best of luck finding 850 horse.,. on your first build.Let's hope someone chimes in, who can help you.
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i want a fast camaro like that too! welcome to CC. your goals are lofty and expensive. the best of all worlds,...pump gas friendly, high horsepower, street legal, 9 second car, with bolt-ons. its gonna take a fat wallet.
About 15,000
Well, from the first reply it already sounds like that is going to be hard and expensive job. So, with the engines and the way I want to go about what kind of power will i be getting.
What do you have to start with, right now, in the driveway/garage? Be specific, year, engine CID, transmission, rear gear ratio, any modifications already done, etc.
I have a 1970 camaro z28 body no engine or transmission, as for the engine I wanted to buy a stock and do some to that. Basically i'm starting from the ground up. I talk to one guy and told I may better off buying a engine already modified with that kind of power. So, I may settle a good stock engine or a good build hi performance engine. I still it to be a 427, 454, zz4 350, zz383, or lsx454. I need to know of these will give better power for its price on the street not racing. Automatic trans, I need a good recommand for that as well. I am a rookie to muscle cars and its engines, but I came to good some good ideas and prices before I start purchasing anything. Disregard the horses i'm looking for right now. Just need to wants know the best engine to go with for some good power.What ever one can give me as for muscle cars is more than welcome
heres a shortblock i would consider building if i could afford it. http://www.jegs.com/i/Dart/301/03124272/10002/-1 im sure others will have some ideas for ya. nice year camaro by the way!
When it's time for a transmission, this is the place I'd go, if it was me.http://www.bowtieoverdrives.com/index.shtmlEaton posi unit, Moser axles, and 3.73 gears from Motive, IF it was my money & because I own and have had good experiences with these parts.
Jegs has a Pat Musi 555CI 676HP 649FtLbs torque $15,300 no carb no intake no distributor. You can see how things add up. Figure on loosing 20% to 25% Horse Power through the drive-line.Jegs P/N 350-49550 $15,300Bob
Ok, thanks for the tips, I going to check out the 555ci Bob is talking
I know a guy running one of those Edelbrock / Pat Musi 555s in a quarter million dollar red 69 Camaro. He has been pleased with it, just had a lot of trouble getting the EFI set up right. I had to sit in it and hold the throttle once for about ten minutes because it wouldn't idle cold. I felt cool, if that helps! Don't know much else about it. Runs fine now.
As these guys mention, better start breaking out the check book. Might have to go to Vegas and triple your money if you are going for 9's.You can go junkyard LS with a turbo for cheap enough, but you'll have to do all the labor and EFI wiring. But you want a carb, so not sure that'll work out for you on the cheap.Once you have a power plant, you'll have at around a grand in a trans if you do it yourself, but I'm guessing you'll have to kick out $2,000-$3,000 for a trans that will take a 9 second run reliably.How's the rear axle in the car you have? Even a stock 9" will likely shatter like glass on a 9 second run. You'll likely need upgrades beyond simple axles, especially if you have the stock 8.2" or 8.5" rear. Consider this another $2,000-$3,000 expense.What's the cage like in the car? Unless you don't plan on running at the track. A 9.00 cage can be several thousand dollars unless you already have a tube bender and welding skills.And what do you expect the car to weigh when you have it together? It'll have to be under 3,000lbs for 850HP to push it into the 9's, and that'll be tough to do street legal.There is definitely some refining to do on either your goals, your budget or your skill set._________A shame someone can spend a quarter million dollars and can't get someone to tune warm up on the EFI engine. It's not rocket science.
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Three University of New Mexico student-athletes earned Capital One Academic All-District First Team honors for College Sports Information Directors of America 's (CoSIDA) District VII as announced by the organization on Friday: Michaela Bezdickova of women's tennis, Mary Rachel Hostetter of women's skiing and Christian Otto of men's skiing. All three are now eligible for Academic All-America, which will be voted on and announced later this month.
It's the second All-District honor for Bezdickova and the first for Hostetter and Otto.
Bezdickova, a junior and native of Olomouc, Czech Republic, is majoring in finance and carries a 3.99 GPA. She played in the No. 1 singles flight for the Lobo women's tennis team for the third-consecutive season, finishing this season with an individual record of 22-12 and picking up her third Mountain West Tennis All-Conference honor. She is also a two-time recipient of both the Academic All-MW and MW Scholar-Athlete awards.
Bezdickova and Wyoming's Vernoica Popovici were the only two women's tennis student-athletes to represent the MW on the list.
Hostetter, a native of Steamboat Springs, Colo., just completed her senior season as a member of the Lobo women's Alpine ski team. She has received a number of other academic honors, including being named to the United States Collegiate Ski Coaches Association All-Academic Ski Team and earning Lobo Scholar-Athlete distinction.
A two-time letterwinner at UNM (transfer from the University of Denver) and a four-time NCAA participant, Hostetter recently graduated with a degree in Psychology with a 4.06 GPA. In her final season of competition, she recorded four top-10 finishes in the slalom, including a career-best third place at the University of Colorado/Spencer Nelson Memorial Invitation in early January. In her fourth appearance at the NCAA Championships, Hostetter finished 20th in the slalom and 22nd in the giant slalom.
Otto just completed his junior season with the Lobo men's Nordic team. A native of Waltersdorf, Germany, his major is business administration and he carries a 3.93 GPA.
Otto has received a number of other academic accolades in his three years at UNM including All-Academic Ski Team honors from the United States Collegiate Ski Coaches Association and Lobo Scholar-Athlete honors.
A three-time letterwinner and three-time NCAA Championships participant, Otto recorded eight top-20 finishes, including a season-high 14th place in the freestyle at the Utah Invitational in February.
He had his best races of the year at nationals as he placed 19th in both the classic and freestyle races.
Hostetter and Otto helped the Lobos finish sixth overall at the Championships -- the squad's 30th straight season of placing in the top-10 at nationals.
The duo is among six total Division I skiers to earn All-District honors, including three who hail from Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association institutions -- Jeremy Elliot of Utah (mass communication, 3.78 GPA), Andreas Haug of Colorado (business finance, 3.98 GPA) and Tyler Reinking of Montana State (exercise science, 3.98 GPA).
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY - Iona College senior Cecilia Leonard and sophomore Amy Olsen earned First Team All-MAAC Honors, the Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference announced today. Senior Mackenzie Mone earned All-MAAC Second Team recognition, and head coach Brian Kelly was selected as the 2012 Anaconda Sports MAAC Coach of the Year.
Leonard scored 60 goals in her final season for the Gaels while also leading the Gaels in assists with 59. Olsen tied for the conference lead with 81 goals and tallied 95 points overall. Mone this season found the net 71 times in 2012 for the Maroon & Gold.
Kelly led the Gaels to an overall record of 22-11, including an 11-1 mark in the MAAC, en route to earning the top seed in the 2012 MAAC Women's Water Polo Championship.
Additionally, five student-athletes were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team. Sophomores Erika Lauraitis, Georgina Lee and senior Caitlin McGregor as well as Mone and Olsen were among 41 student-athletes that recorded a grade point average of 3.2 or above.
Iona looks to capture its second consecutive MAAC Championship and a berth into the NCAA Championship this weekend at the 2012 MAAC Water Polo Championships at Marist College. Iona, the regular season champions, are seeded first and take on fourth-seeded Villanova Saturday at 1 p.m., with the championship match scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Lauren French, Wagner
Chelsea Beck, Wagner
Cecilia Leonard, Iona
Katie Ness, Siena
Kelly Kline, Marist
Hannah Ishida, Villanova
Regina Toth, St. Francis (NY)
Laura Karbach, Wagner
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Desiree Desaulniers, Marist
Jaclyn Puccino, Marist
Mackenzie Mone, Iona
Robyn Crabtree, Marist
Paloma Szivos, St. Francis (NY)
Molly Andoe, VMI
Rebecca Hannings, Wagner
Rebecca Thomas, Marist
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Co-Defensive Players of the Year
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Katie Ness, Siena
Laura Karbach, Wagner
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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger believes his side's speed of movement made the difference in Saturday's win over Southampton at Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal hit the visitors for six in a stunning display which included three goals in just seven first-half minutes.
Wenger's decision to deploy Gervinho in a central role paid dividends as the Ivory Coast international hit a brace - and the manager was delighted with what he saw.
"We played at a high pace with our passing and with a high pace with our movement," Wenger told Arsenal Player. "We just played at a level above Southampton I think, especially in the first half.
"They had problems to cope with the overall speed that we showed. The team grows on the continuity of the Liverpool game and we could repeat the same quality of the performance. You could feel there was a team energy in there that shows we play for each other. There are no big egos and that is good.
"I don't know [if it is more fluid up front], we have to wait a little bit because we have only played four games now. What we see is interesting because there is a positive energy in the team and you feel there is potential in there.
"We now have big games coming up and they will tell us more about our team. But there is something in there that is interesting to develop."
Arsenal face a true test of their mettle over the coming weeks with fixtures against Montpellier, Manchester City and Chelsea just around the corner. But Wenger is confident his side are only just getting started.
"I think so," said the Frenchman. "There is more to come certainly. Let's not forget that some players have only played four games and here we did not have Diaby, Wilshere, Rosicky, Frimpong and other players coming back. It will be interesting if we find a good balance and develop the game we have.
"The next month will not be decisive of course but it will be crucial because we now go to Montpellier in the Champions League and after we play Manchester City away from home - that will be another big test for us.
"Then we play Chelsea at home so the next two weeks will tell us much more about our team. I am confident because the spirit and attitude is spot on."
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That's pretty clever actually!
Here's my very first attempt at making a CCW holster for My Ruger SR9c. Be gentle...my ego bruises easily. Just kidding...give honest feedback so the next one will be even better!!
I bought a leather jacket (dedicated for CCW, but can be worn when not CCWing too!) at our second hand store for $12.99...yes, TWELVE dollars and 99 cents!!
I made a pattern using a paper grocery bag and transferred it to my piece of leather. I cut out the leather and I hand stitched the holster using waxed thread. I placed the holster inside the jacket where I wanted it and canted it for easy withdrawal and used a leather punch to punch through the holster and jacket so the snaps would line up nicely. I put one half of the snap permanently on the jacket (male part) and the female part of the snap on the holster. All you have to do is snap the holster into the jacket and slip the SR9c into it. I made this mainly for when I'm driving. Much more comfortable than IWB or OWB and having the pistol poking me in the leg when seated.
I need to do some minor sanding of the leather yet, but it seems to be working good so far.
That's pretty clever actually!
Even Durable Dot snaps don't hold all that well. It's much too easy to pull the snaps apart—to unsnap them.
There is a form of Durable Dot snap that can only be undone from one exact place on the snap. You place that exact location so that it's highly unlikely that the snap can come undone accidentally. Otherwise, I would not rely on snaps to retain a holster that contained a loaded gun.
I also suggest that it would be better to use more than two snaps, and that the bottom-most snap be placed much closer to the gun (to better support its weight).
You might find gun access easier, if you would cut the holster so that you can more easily slip your fingers around the grip.
To my eye, you have cut the holster too close, just below the pistol's trigger-guard.
My, how I do go on... (sorry—but you did ask)
I am not a fan of "holster clothing," jackets in particular.
It's all too easy to take your jacket off, put it down, and thoughtlessly or forgetfully walk away from it.
The next thing you'd hear is: "Hey! What's this?" That might be followed by: "BANG!"
(I don't mean to be too critical, but in my life previous to retirement, I was a leathersmith. I've made more than a few holsters.)
How long do you drive at one time ? is this holster set-up only for driving?
Are you able to bend over without the gun falling out of the holster?
Maybe add a belt clip to also use as an iwb. Or turn the holster into a pocket carry if you need to take the jacket off for some reason
Maybe add a retention strap to hold the gun more secure when bending over and of course more snaps like previously suggested. Are the holster snaps connected to only the jackets lining.?
Looks as if it would be a little floppy if the jacket was unzipped and you were not in your vehicle.
I'll buy holsters from top names molded and fit specific to my handguns to only put them in the used holster box. trial and error
keep at it, let me know how it works out for you, great idea for driving
thanks for sharing this.
Looks like a pretty good 'niche' holster - one that is not suitable for every circumstance, but good for specific situations.
Thanks everyone for the comments!
The snaps on the jacket go through the lining and through the leather of the jacket, so they seem quite secure. I also wondered about them being easy to accidentally unsnap and I still have a concern in that regard. So far, so good though. I haven't tried running with the setup yet, so that could still pose a problem. The gun is pretty snug and I can bend over without it falling out. I'm going to wet form it around the trigger guard and that will snug it up even more. The "next" one will probably have a retention strap just to be sure.
It is primarily designed for when I'm driving. I always have the OWB holster on my belt and switch to it before leaving the car if I'm going into a restaurant or something. If I'm just going in to pay for gas, it stays in the jacket.