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to move into a public place and stay there for a period of time in order to show that you strongly disagree with a policy, law, etc
'Nearly two weeks ago, an estimated 3,000 people assembled at Battery Park with the intention of occupying Wall Street. They were an eclectic group … But nearly everyone was angry at what they saw as a culture of out-of-control greed.'Time 29th September 2001
'National View: Why we should support the occupation of Wall Street … October 2011 will mark a time in U.S. history when the people of the United States, facing great economic peril, rose up to demand economic justice.'SouthCoast Today 27th October 2011
'Occupy Calgary members staying in the downtown core need to pack up and leave, a city official said yesterday … Occupiers have made it clear they will accommodate events at the plaza but have no intentions of leaving.'Metro Calgary 27th October 2011
There's been a swathe of protests during the last few weeks which have brought an everyday verb into the spotlight. In the Macmillan Dictionary this is a 'three star', 'red' word, belonging to the set of lexical items which are the most frequent in the core vocabulary of English speakers. When a group of protesters parked themselves in New York's financial district on September 17th 2011, they kicked off a chain of events which has unwittingly breathed a new shade of meaning into the verb occupy.
the verb is now frequently being used with this very specific sense of entering a public space in order to demonstrate
The verb occupy has various senses, but two key ones are the actions of using a room, building, area of land etc, and of taking control of a place by using military force. It therefore seems logical that it was chosen as the main identifier for demonstrations involving activities which lie somewhere at the intersection of these two shades of meaning.
The Occupy protests are an ongoing series of international demonstrations primarily directed against capitalism and economic inequality, sparked in particular by what are now referred to as austerity measures, official action taken by governments in order to reduce spending in the face of economic problems. Kicking off in Wall Street in New York, the Occupy protests have now spread right across the world, including such prominent locations as Frankfurt, Rome, Sydney, Hong Kong, London and various cities in the United Kingdom. As well as marches involving as many as 10,000 protesters, the demonstrations have involved large numbers of people 'camping out', aka occupying, key venues in cities across the world. One notable example was around the entrances to St Paul's Cathedral in central London, where over 200 tents formed a ramshackle campsite. This subsequently caused officials to close the cathedral due to health and safety concerns, the first time its doors have been closed to the public since the Second World War Blitz.
The Occupy movement has gained momentum very rapidly, causing a sudden explosion in the frequency of occurrence of the word occupy in online sources (and also in the number of Google searches for the word). As well as the use of occupy in the description of particular demos (e.g. Occupy London, Occupy Calgary, etc), and the hashtag #Occupy to identify the movement in social media, the verb is now frequently being used with this very specific sense of entering a public space in order to demonstrate. The act of doing so can now correspondingly be referred to as occupation, and those taking part in the protests are sometimes dubbed occupiers.
The verb occupy dates back to the 14th century, its origins in Latin occupare meaning 'seize'. Interestingly, during the 16th and 17th century it was used as a euphemism for 'have sexual relations with', causing it to fall out of general usage until the late 18th century.
The word occupy has achieved something approaching cult status in the online world in recent weeks, with plenty of evidence of the concept being seized upon to humorous effect – such as Occupy the Bar, a 'movement' with the slogan 'What do we want? An ice cold Guinness! When do we want it? Now!'. Its use has snowballed to such an extent that the American Dialect Society is now considering whether it should join the ranks of previous winners app and tweet as a candidate for its 'Word of the Year'.
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I'm trying to build the MathLink examples (addtwo, factor, etc.) with either
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The city businesses that win acclaim for "going green" tend to favor grand gestures—a towering rooftop solar array, an eco-friendlier taxi fleet, an energy-efficient skyscraper—while the gradual greening of mom-and-pop storefronts usually goes overlooked.
But new programs are helping to guide small-business owners across New York City through the process of retrofitting, convincing those who run bodegas and boutiques to make difficult investments in energy-saving technologies.
"Look, I know what I have to do. The lights I have, they don't even produce the fixtures [for them] anymore," said Kamal Nuru, co-owner of Levels Barbershop on 125th Street in Harlem. "But it's tough to sort through everything."
Mr. Nuru turned to BlocPower, a nonprofit group that performed a "green audit" on his 17-year-old barbershop. As a result of the inspection, he was convinced to replace the lights in his shop with more efficient, longer-lasting options.
The audit estimated that a one-time lighting investment of between $3,000 and $5,000 would save the barber between $450 and $2,000 a year on his energy bills, said Decker Ngongang, a program manager at Echoing Green, which oversees BlocPower.
The group is also assisting Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood and a women's shelter in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx.
The decision to spend on modernization isn't easy for owners in low-margin businesses. Mr. Nuru was convinced to go green only after seeing a presentation at Columbia Business School, and he understands why some shopkeepers might be skeptical.
"How many times did your cellphone provider offer you an upgrade that you regretted?" he said. "I can't just let anyone come off the street telling me they'll save money."
Lara Land, who operates Land Yoga in Harlem, said even entrepreneurs with good intentions on environmental issues might be too busy to take the plunge.
But Ms. Land decided it was worth the effort. She added a recycling program and made all lights low-cost or dimmable in her 2-year-old business.
Small-business requests for green audits and retrofit overhauls tend to spike after natural disasters, a pattern repeated in the wake of superstorm Sandy last fall, said Don Giampietro, assistant commissioner at the city's Department of Small Business Services. But in normal times, small-business owners often need an extra push.
Merideth Weber, a spokeswoman for the Department of Small Business Services, acknowledged another impediment to winning cooperation from small-shop owners: fear of fines for infractions of city rules.
"We're not regulatory," she said. "If you call us, you're not going to get in trouble."
Barbara Roberts, a professor at Columbia Business School, has worked with 20 Harlem-area business owners during an 18-month course designed to demonstrate how energy efficiency can help their bottom lines. Mr. Nuru, the barber, was one of her students.
"The first thing I tell them is to look at every bill, every receipt, and tally them for the year," Ms. Roberts said. "Utilities are almost always the top of that list, which is why it's so imperative to shave every dollar, every penny. It adds up."
Kenneth Shin's KDS Developers, a utilities contractor, focuses specifically on what he terms the "untapped" market of small businesses, preaching the benefits of modernized lighting to bodega owners or upgraded ventilation at laundries.
The task is made easier in some cases because of his fluency in Korean. "Speaking the language breaks the trust barrier," Mr. Shin said.
New York City is also attempting to help businesses navigate the red tape involved in applying for green tax incentives and abatement plans, including discounts for natural gas or subsidies for solar panels.
Currently, Mr. Giampietro said, his agency is focused on developing green businesses in targeted incubator zones across all five boroughs. The green corridors include Maspeth and Long Island City in Queens, Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, the Hunts Point and South Bronx areas of the Bronx, St. George in Staten Island and "anything above 96th Street or below Murray Street in Manhattan."
For Ms. Land in her retrofitted Harlem yoga studio, the goal is to combine small measures by hundreds of small business across the city.
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 153, October 16, 1998
SC98 Attenders...
If you're attending SC98, please tell us about your:
- Poster,
- Booth,
- Talk,
- Panel Session,
- BOF, SIG, MIG, etc.
We're preparing a special issue to promote your work and to help T3E users orient to one another in Orlando.
Co-array Fortran
[ Many thanks to John Reid who provided this introduction to Co-array Fortran. As discussed in the previous issue , Co-array Fortran is available in CF90.3.1 for the T3E and documentation is both online and in "man" pages. ]
Co-Array Fortran
Bob Numrich, Silicon Graphics, Inc. (formerly Cray Research), USA John Reid, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK Alan Wallcraft, Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Co-array Fortran is a simple parallel extension to Fortran 90/95, based on a second set of subscripts to address different processes. A subset has been implemented in Fortran 3.1 on the T3E. We introduce this subset and provide examples to illustrate how clear, powerful, and flexible it can be. For more about Co-Array Fortran, see: http://www.co-array.org
Co-Array Fortran uses an SPMD (Single Program, Multiple Data) model. A single program is replicated to a number of 'images', each with its own set of local variables. All images start by executing the main program and mostly execute asynchronously. The number of images may be set at load time and is always fixed during execution. It is available from the intrinsic function num_images(). Images have indices 1, 2, ..., num_images() and co-subscripts are mapped to image indices by the usual rule. The index of the executing image is available from the intrinsic function this_image(). Note that the indices start at 1 rather than 0.
Variables declared as co-arrays are accessible through second set of array subscripts, delimited by square brackets.
Simple examples of co-array syntax
real :: r[*], s[0:*], x(n)[*] ! Co-arrays always have assumed type(u) :: u2(m,n)[np,*] ! co-size (equal to number of images) real :: t ! Local variables integer p, q, index(n) : t = s[p] ! Copy to local variable from image p x(:) = x(:)[p] ! Reference without [] is to local part x(i)[p] = s[index(i)] u2(i,j)%b(:) = u2(i,j)[p,q]%b(:)
A non-trivial example: redistribution
Consider redistributing the array a(1:kx,1:ky)[1:kz] from b(1:ky,1:kz)[1:kx], where max(kx,kz) <= num_images().
iz = this_image() if (iz<=kz) then ! If construct needed so that no action do ix = 1, kx ! is taken on images with no data. a(ix,:) = b(:,iz)[ix] end do end if
Implementation model
The rules are designed to ensure that a co-array occupies the same set of addresses within each image. Therefore, a co-array must have the same set of bounds on all images and there is an implicit synchronization of all images at an allocate or deallocate statement so that they all perform their allocations and deallocations in the same order. This is the only dynamic form. Automatic co-arrays or co-array-valued functions would require automatic synchronization, which would be awkward.
The images normally execute asynchronously. Most of the time, the compiler can optimize as if the image is on its own. If one image relies on another image having taken an action, explicit synchronization is needed.
For example, suppose we wish to set the variable great to the largest value of the co-array a on all images:
great = maxval(a(:)) ! local max. call sync_images ! Wait for all images to have local max. if(this_image()==1)then ! Use image 1 to find global max. do i = 2, num_images() great = max(great,great[i]) end do end if call sync_images ! Wait for image 1 to have finished, great = great[1] ! then get the result
Sync_images with no arguments is a global barrier. It can also synchronize a subset of images when called with an argument. However, sync_images has been replaced with two new intrinsics, sync_all and sync_team, in the full language and sync_team (available as a module for CF90) is a better way to synchronize a subset of images.
A co-array subobject including co-subscripts in [ ] is permitted only in an intrinsic operation, intrinsic assignment, or I/O list. However, a subobject of a co-array without [ ] or % may be passed to a co-array. The ordinary rules of Fortran 90/95 apply to the local part and the co-array part is defined afresh. Any subscript expressions must have the same value on all images executing the call.
Structure components and pointers
A co-array may be of a derived type with pointer components, which allows the size to vary from image to image. It is limited to allocatable behaviour. Co-Arrays are symmetric (SHMEM safe) objects, but the pointer components are not.
Co-Array Fortran I/O is not in the CF90 subset, so I/O is similar to that with SHMEM or MPI. Each image has its own set of independent I/O units and a file may be opened on one image when it is already open on another (although an assign statement may be needed for this to work). Units identified by * have a single file position on all images.
Co-Arrays can interoperate with SHMEM, MPI and PVM on the T3E. Co-arrays are currently limited to 64-bit objects (no REAL*4 or COMPLEX co-arrays), but it is very easy to replace a SHMEM call with a co-array assignment:
common/buffer/ b1(100),b2(100) call shmem_barrier_all call shmem_get(b2,b1,100,ipe)
common/buffer/ b1(100)[0:*],b2(100) call sync_images b2(:) = b1(:)[ipe]
Note that adding [ ] to the declaration will not break any existing code, because b1 without square brackets always refers to the local part of the co-array. This allows gradual conversion of programs to Co-Array Fortran.
Final remarks
Co-array Fortran provides a very clear way to express data access between processes. Any reference to a co-array without [ ] is a reference to the local part. We expect most of the code to be like this. [ ] acts as a flag to the reader that communication is taking place. Only in a procedure call can communication take place without [ ]. Preliminary results are very encouraging, indicating that it allows support of large numbers of processes without degradation.
AAAS 49th Arctic Science Conference and IARC Inauguration
If you haven't visited ARSC lately, the dramatic new conchiform building across the street is nearing completion. It will be home to the International Arctic Research Center, or "IARC."
The inauguration of the IARC occurs as part of the Arctic Science Conference of the AAAS which will be held at UAF on October 25-28.
Twenty ARSC users and two ARSC staff members are contributing to posters in the conference poster sessions (I'm sorry if I missed anyone). Be sure to look for them:
Peter Delamere Roger Edberg Doug Goering Larry Hinzman Shusun Li Wei Li Elizabeth Lilly Mike Lilly Wieslaw Maslowski Julie McClean Anthony David McGuire Don Morton Guy Robinson Albert Semtner Knut Stamnes Hiroshi Tanaka Xiaozhen Xiong Yuxia Zhang Ziya Zhang Qianlai Zhuang
Here's more on the IARC from the introduction to the conference program:
The International Arctic Researcher Center (IARC) has been established on the campus of the University of Alaska Fairbanks to serve as a focal point for global change research in the Arctic under the auspices of the governments of the United States and Japan. It is one of the projects under the "Joint Statement of the Japan-United States Framework for a New Economic Partnership," more commonly called the "Common Agenda." The two countries have agreed to cooperate on several specific issues, including global change research.
The primary missions of the IARC are to synthesize existing and new information with creative approaches in understanding the Arctic as a system and to serve as an interface and facilitator for international cooperative research. It is our hope that results from our research will become one of the most crucial factors in determining accurately the rate of allowable release of carbon dioxide. This is because it is generally agreed that that the Arctic is the region of the earth where the effects of global warming will most prominently manifest themselves.
And, as noted in issue #149 , here's the web address for more on the conference:
ZPL Pasta
I found the following link while snooping around the ZPL pages (ZPL is a parallelizing compiler developed at the University of Washington--see newsletter #122 ):
It points to some intriguing pasta recipes.
Note: the link is to "pasta"--NOT "spaghetti"--and it's clearly stated, the pasta should be home-made. (So, I suppose, if you're writing spaghetti code, at least make it good!) They're accepting recipes, but I guess Tom's "egg-drop Ramen surprise" would be disqualified. Oh well...
Quick-Tip Q & A
A: {{ The "hpm" tool for Cray PVP platforms makes it easy to measure my vector code's overall performance. How can I get my T3E code's MFLOP/S rating? Is there a comparable tool? }} Use "PAT," the "performance analysis tool," which, like "hpm" on the vector platforms, accesses the hardware performance counters. There are three steps: 1) Recompile your code with libpat.a and the pat.cld directives file. E.g.: f90 -l pat pat.cld -o test test.F --or-- cc -l pat pat.cld -o test test.c 2) Run the executable. E.g.: mpprun -n 13 ./test This will produce a "PDF" file. It will be named "pdf.<NNNNN>", where <NNNNN> is some fairly arbitrary integer. E.g.: "pdf.31388". 3) Use "pat" to display the performance counter information. The syntax is "pat -m <EXECUTABLE FILE> <PDF FILE>". E.g.: pat -m test pdf.31388 This will show MFLOP/S achieved (among other things). Here's an example... yukon$ cc -l pat pat.cld -o circle.pat.exe mc.c circle.c mc.c: circle.c: yukon$ mpprun -n2 ./circle.pat.exe 1000 2 1 [0] 1000 1126.165148: avg: 1.126165148 [1] 2000 2257.458945: avg: 1.128729473 yukon$ ls pdf* pdf.31388 yukon$ pat -m ./circle.pat.exe pdf.31388 Performance counters for FpOps Values given are in MILLIONS. PE(id) cycles operations ops/sec dcache misses/sec misses 0( 0) 4414.88 969.62 98.84 0.04 0.00 1( 0) 4436.35 969.80 98.38 0.28 0.03 For more information, execute "man pat" on the T3E or read the PAT tutorial in issue #128:
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I've read a few posts here on the best way to cut sintra. It seems like the exacto knife method would be murder on my hands. I used a cutting wheel on my dremel, but it gave off terrblie oders. I'v eread that those fumes are toxic as well. My question is, how toxic are they? If I was just making a few cuts in my garage and then left everything until the fumes went away, how much danger is there? I figure I'll only be inhaling them for a couple of minutes. Any advice how to avoid inhalation all together?
I'm also concerned with sanding. Dust the sintra dust pose any additional problem? I do wear a cheap breathing mask when sanding to keep the dust out of my lungs, but is the residue on the garage floor dangerous?
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Fixture News | 17th April 2005
We'll come good, says Smith
Notts Outlaws v Middlesex Crusaders
Notts won toss and batted
Notts 173
Middlesex 91-0
Middlesex won by 35 runs (Duckworth-Lewis)
The experienced left-armer believes our batting line-up will come good and said: "Our batting line-up goes all the way down to 11.
"There aren't any rabbits in the team and opposition sides know they can't relax. Ryan Sidebottom has been in great form with the bat, I can stick around and AJ Harris is no mug either.
"Today's result was down to Chad Keegan having the day of his career and taking advantage of some juice in the pitch early on.
"That happens early in the season and we were a bit short of a total we could have defended.
"We always back ourselves to get a big enough score to bowl sides out but after Keegan's bowling we ended 50 short of what we needed.
"Perhaps the batsmen need a bit more match practice but we're still very confident."
Keegan produced career-best figures as he took the first six wickets to fall, finishing with 6-33.
Graeme Swann provided some early fireworks before he was bowled and Chris Read, Sidebottom and Smith produced stubborn resistance to bat through to the final over of our innings.
Middlesex openers Paul Weekes and Ed Smith survived some testing bowling from Greg Smith and Sidebottom to get ahead of the run-rate before the rain came down to end the match early.


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Feminism, Pop-Culture | Posted by mbond on 03/1/2013
Sexism On Late Night TV: Even Jimmy Fallon Isn't Immune
Jimmy Fallon is charming, enthusiastic, and totally non-controversial. Ask any fan or casual "Late Night" viewer, and you'll hear things like, "Yeah, he seems like a really nice guy." Recently, however, Fallon was also the conduit for Artie Lange (a washed-up comedian and self-identified "G-List" celebrity) to spew sexism and to promote ogling and objectifying women as a vehicle for male bonding.
A quick summary: On Fallon's February 18th show, Lange shared a story of meeting NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown at a celebrity football game. Rather than playing in the game, Lange and Brown both sat on the bench and occupied themselves by "staring Kate Upton's ass." Upton is a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, and she was wearing "real tight pants" that day, …


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I just got my beretta a400 xplor back from camo solutions! What do you all think of them? I had a tough time deciding between the xplor, the a400 xtreme, and the browning maxus. In the end the a400 xplor just felt better to me, so I got it, and sent it out to get it camo dipped. I sent it to camo solutions and got it dipped in mossy oak duck blind to better protect it since the blued barrel would probably take a lot of punishment due to the salt water that I hunt in.
I got to shoot it a couple times before I sent it off, but I really haven't gotten to put many rounds through it. It felt amazing to me! Here are my before and afters with the camo job!
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Am I totally missing something or is there no Wayne Gretzky/Great One??
Gretzky is denied!
Am I missing something, or is there no Wayne Gretzky/ Great One??
Gretzky is denied!
F. I wanted this to win! I REALLY wanted the mewithoutyou shirt! but like someone else said: please making shirts just like these last two, I'll keep voting.
Re: Canadian Periodic Table
I want one...
Re: Canadian Roots
wow, serioulsy this shirt is sik.
aw, i still want this
Wow, I wish this shirt had won. It is so awesome.
I really wanted to buy one of these! Man, I hate when my pick doesn't win the derby
I can't believe all you people are ripping on the originality of this design... the periodic table of the elements has been around for over 100 years. It's not like he/she stole it from a poster. I think if you look around you'll find that most of the other designs are no more original than this. What's original about drawing a maple leaf? Every leaf is different, why should a drawing be more original than the real thing? Or a polar bear? How is that any more unique and creative than taking the time to fill in the squares on the table with a particular theme? That's like saying an engineer isn't creative because their work isn't visually apealing, or because they based their work on some scientific property that someone else invented/discovered years ago.
I'd buy it! :D
I love your shirt. As soon as I saw it - I laughed out loud. Wish I could purchase it. Great job!
Lhyzz wrote:Wow, I wish this shirt had won. It is so awesome.
Thanks, I appreciate your support. I have three entries for this week and at least one collaboration coming.
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I am so glad to see this shirt made it into the fog and made the final four. I voted for it and will be stunned if it is not in the final three. Your story made it even more beautiful, best wishes!
ciabelle wrote:Maybe too much of a nitpick for a spoof concept, but you've repeated at least three symbols: Cd, Cr, & Sk.
looks like they fixed this in the final design
Did they already print and sell this shirt? I totally want one
Spiteless wrote:Did they already print and sell this shirt? I totally want one
I"m afraid it ended up being #4, so it wasn't printed.
i love the beaver its amazing! go mr. lee!
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SELECTED FOR DO-OVER DERBY!!! Please vote again if you liked this the first time around!
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The Artists Hand Gallery, 732 Philadelphia St., Indiana, is presenting "Throw it in the Ocean," works of the Three Dimensional Design students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, through March 2. For more information, go to www.theartistshandgallery.com. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday; and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
The Historical Society of the Blairsville Area, 116 E. Campbell St., is open from10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, call (724) 459-0580 or go to www.blairsvillehistoric.com.
The Indiana Art Association is presenting through March 8:
• "Portraits from the Silver Screen," 19 charcoal and graphite drawings from the early days of Hollywood by Dayas Silvis, in the Urgi Care facility at Indiana Regional Medical Center
• "Potpourri," a mix of photography, fiber art, paintings, collages and drawings, by Trish Dodson, Ambulatory Surgical Center, IRMC
• "Blendship," IAA artists exhibit together with acrylic paintings by Julie Knox, photography by Heather Russell, an oil painting by Gloria Doze- Czworka and collages by Hillary Brunwald and Heather Lipe, The Artists Hand Gallery, 732 Philadelphia St.
• "Naturescapes," by photographer Sherrill Begres, and "Shining Through," a display of stained glass objects by Sandra Pembleton, through April 8, Chalice Room, Calvary Presbyterian Church, 695 Church St. Visitors should use the School Street entrance and check in at the downstairs office.
For more information, call (724) 910-1871 or go to www.indianapaartassociation.org.
The Indiana County Historical Museum, 621 Wayne Ave., Indiana, is presenting the following programs:
• Early cleaning methods, an exhibit focused on antique sweepers, vacuum cleaners and their predecessor, the rug beater
• "Celebrating 100 years of Girl Scouting," an exhibit of uniforms, badges and other Girl Scout memorabilia
• 150th anniversary of the Civil War display, a look at the soldiers and civilians affected by the War Between the States
• "The One Room School House in Indiana County," photographs and artifacts documenting the county's early schools
• Continuous exhibits detailing the history of Indiana County, including the county's history of coal mining, Native Americans and military personnel
Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday. For information, call (724) 463-9600.
Kipp Gallery in Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Sprowls Hall will present:
• "Children of the Romantic Age," new artworks by Gwyneth Scally, March 6-27. The exhibit explores humanity's romantic and catastrophic relationship with the natural world.
• Undergraduate Juried Exhibition, April 1-18. The student exhibits will feature a variety of works by undergraduate art majors.
For more information, call (724) 357-2787 or go to www.iup.edu/livelyarts.
The University Museum in Sutton Hall at IUP is presenting "Emerging Artists: Annual Graduate Exhibit," through March 22.
The museum's hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 2 to 6:30 p.m.; Thursdays, noon to 7:30 p.m.; and Saturdays, noon to 4 p.m.; closed Sunday, Monday and university holidays. Located on the first floor of IUP's Sutton Hall, the museum is free and open to the community.
The Lively Arts/College of Fine Arts, Performing Arts Center, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, will present:
• "Beauty and the Beast," 7 p.m. Feb. 27, Fisher Auditorium
• Sybarite5, 8 p.m. March 11, Gorell Recital Hall
• Ballet Hispanico, 8 p.m. March 27, Fisher Auditorium
• Grace Kelly, 8 p.m., April 24, Gorell Recital Hall
• Faces of Love, 3 p.m. March 9, Gorell Recital Hall
• Pipe Dreams, 8 p.m. May 4, Fisher Auditorium
Ticket information available at (724) 357-1313 or at the Hadley Union Building.
Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, Wayne Avenue, White Township, will present:
• "Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles," 8 p.m. March 9
• "Family Feud Live!", 7:30 p.m. April 30
• Straight No Chaser, 7 p.m. May 11
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey will present "Super Circus HerosSM," May 15-18
For more information, go to www.kovalchickcomplex.com or call (800) 298-4200.
The Jimmy Stewart Museum, 835 Philadelphia St., Indiana, will present "Seventh Heaven" at 1 p.m. Saturday and Sundays in the third-floor theater. The 1937 production stars Stewart, Simone Simon and Jean Hersholt. A Parisian sewer worker (Stewart) longs for a rise in status and a beautiful wife. He rescues a girl (Simone Simon) from the police, lives with her in a barren flat on the seventh floor and then marches away to war.
Museum admission: members, free; adults, $7; seniors, military, students with ID, $6; children 7 to 17, $5; children under 7, free. Prices are subject to change without notice. Movies are included with admission to the museum, which is currently hosting the special exhibit "Selections from our Collections." For more information, call (724) 349-6112 or go to www.jimmy.org.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's spring 2014 Foreign Film Series will be held in McVitty Auditorium, Sprowls Hall, through April 27. The series is free and open to the public.
The films will be shown at 5:30 and 8 p.m. Films are in their native language but have English subtitles.
Films in the series are as follows:
• Sunday: "Shirley Adams." In South Africa, a single mother struggles to care for her paraplegic teenage son, Donovan, in a depressed district on the outskirts of Cape Town.
• March 9: "Soul of Sand." A watchman and his wife living at an abandoned mine find themselves trapped in the brutal schemes of their tyrannical landlord in this suspenseful drama set on the urban outskirts of Delhi, India.
• March 30: "Hannah Arendt," a biopic on influential German-Jewish philosopher and political theorist Hannah Arendt, whose reporting on the 1961 trial of ex-Nazi Adolf Eichmann introduced her concept of the banality of evil.
• April 13: "The Invisible Eye," the story of Maria Teresa, a lonely assistant teacher at an elite Buenos Aires private school, during Argentina's military regime of the 1980s.
• April 27: "Dooman River," the story of Chang-ho, a 12-year-old boy, and his relationship with a young Korean refugee.
The Indiana Players will present the following shows in Philadelphia Street Playhouse, 725 Philadelphia St.:
• "A Woman Called Truth," 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. This is a staged dramatic reading of the Sojourner Truth story in recognition of Black History Month.
• "Glengarry Glen Ross," 7:30 p.m. March 28-29 and April 4-5, and 2:30 p.m. March 30 and April 6.
• "I Remember Mama," 7:30 p.m. May 9-10 and 16-17, and 2:30 p.m. May 11 and 18.
The Lively Arts at IUP will present:
• "The Monster in the Garden," 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 26-28 and March 1, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Waller Hall Mainstage
• "The Girl in White," 7 p.m. April 4-5 and 2 p.m. April 6, Zink Hall Dance Theater
• "The Pajama Game," 8 p.m. April 10-12 and 2 p.m. April 13, Fisher Auditorium
For more information, call (724) 357-2787 or go to www.iup.edu/livelyarts.
Punxsutawney Theatre Arts Guild will present "Leaving Iowa," a comedy about family vacations, at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28 and March 1, 7 and 8, in the auditorium of the Punxsutawney Area Middle School.
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I have been teaching in and around Milan for the past 6 or so years. I've more or less had enough now and am returning to the UK at the end of the summer. A year or so ago, some friends and I (all teachers) decided to turn our hobby of designing websites into a small business, specialising in designing websites for teachers. It's all we plan to do when we get back to the UK.
However, before we leave Italy, we wanted to do something to help promote independent English teachers in Milan and the rest of Lombardia. The reasons for wanting to do this are too extensive to go into here..
We decided to create a free to join teacher directory, a place where teachers can register themselves, have a profile page which outlines their skills and experience, and a place where potential studets can search these profiles and contact teachers directly. We created two sites; one is our teacher info and registration site - www.milanoinglese.com - and the other is the public access site where students can find a teacher - www.milanoinglese.it - and both sites are free to use.
It's our non-commercial (not for profit) way of helping private teachers. Have a look at the sites and see what you think. If you live and work here, register. It is't open to skype or online teachers; the sites exist to promote teachers here, on the ground, teaching face to face in Lombardia. Please note: we do not offer jobs, only provide you with a place to promote yourself.
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Winterfest 2013 in Syracuse
Join Y94 at the following events!
Y94 Big 80s On Ice Skate
Clinton Square Ice Rink - Friday, February 15, 6pm-8pm
Celebrate Winterfest and skate to your favorite tunes from the BIG 80s, with Y94. Games and Prizes.
Admission: $3.00. Skate Rental: $3.00.
The Winterfest Ice Castle
Clinton Square
See Y94 sculpted into the archeteture of the Ice Castle. Since 2008 Joe Borasky has been been dazzling Central New Yorkers with his Ice Castles. From his humble beginnings hand mining ice from Owasco Lake, to spectacular towering ice buildings in Clinton Square. For 2013, Joe will build his largest Ice Castle yet, with four levels, towering over 20 feet into the sky. Construction will begin on Valentine's Day, and plenty of extra ice will be on hand to keep the structure beautiful during the entire event (should Mother Nature again wield her cruel hand). As always the Ice Castle, which has not yet been named, will be best viewed after dusk, when it is illuminated by 2000 watts of high intensity lighting.
The Culinary Cruise
Saturday, February 16, Noon - 4pm
"Cruisers" will purchase tickets for $5 to visit participating restaurants and sample their culinary specialties and vote for their favorites. Tickets are available at participating restaurants presale or at the PODS unit in Hanover Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will provide continuous free shuttle service between the restaurants. Awards are presented to the top vote getters in each category: Appetizers, Entrees and Desserts. An "After the Cruise" party will be held at PJ's Pub & Grill where the winners will be announced and prizes awarded at about 5pm. Participating restaurants: Anthony's Pasta Bar, Attilio's, Biscotti Café & Gelateria, Bull & Bear Pub, Dolce Vita World Bistro, Franco's Pizzeria & Deli, Frankie's Piccolo Bistro, JJ's Miss Syracuse Diner, LoFo, Phoebe's Restaurant & Coffee Lounge, PJ's Pub & Grill, and Wise Guys Comedy Club & Bistro.
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The naming of its user interface aside, on Oct. 26 Microsoft is releasing Windows 8, the newest version of the Windows operating system. Although Windows 8 offers enhanced security features, it also raises new security concerns because of changes to the graphical user interface and a new online app store. Courtesy of Darren Teagles, senior poduct manager, Sophos, here are eight security tips that can help you stay secure as you move to Windows 8.
1. Exercise caution with apps for the new Windows 8 user interface. Some familiar applications have been completely rewritten for the new Windows 8 UI. As a result, they may work completely differently, despite looking the same. For example, an application historically delivered as an executable could now be entirely Web-based. This impacts the visibility your existing security and monitoring tools have into these apps.
2. Use the Windows 8 style UI version of Internet Explorer. By default, plug-ins are disabled, blocking a major target for exploit kits and Blackhole attacks.
3. Make sure your security vendor can flag malicious Windows 8 UI apps. Windows 8 UI apps have important differences from regular applications, and your security product should be able to distinguish the two. The security product should correctly flag malicious or modified Windows 8 UI applications (tampered, modified, invalid license).
4. Disable hard-drive encryption hibernation. Hard-drive encryption is a cornerstone of data protection. If possible, disable the hibernation option in Windows 8 through group policy because it doesn't always work well with encryption.
5. Make sure your hardware carries the "Designed for Windows 8" logo. To carry this logo, hardware must be UEFI-compliant. This means you can take advantage of the secure boot functionality available in Windows 8. Secure boot is designed to ensure the pre-OS environment is secure to minimize the risk from boot loader attacks.
6. Make application control a priority. The Windows 8 app store makes application control increasingly important for both malware prevention and productivity control. While the Windows Store will be secured, history shows that malicious apps are likely to slip through. Disable the use of apps that aren't relevant to your organization.
7. Treat Windows RT (ARM) devices like any other mobile device. Make sure you impose the same security levels on Windows RT devices as all others. You should have the ability to control, track, remote wipe, and encrypt them.
8. Block near field communications features you don't need. Windows 8 now caters to near field communications within the operating system. Because it uses Wi-Fi, it's another potential vector for security attacks. Block or disable features you don't need to close unnecessary security holes.
Bonus tip: Don't allow sign-in to Windows 8 PCs with a Live ID. Live ID sign-on lets your users personalize their computers based on their own settings, regardless of which computer they sign onto. In doing so, all Windows 8 Style UI apps will be reacquired along with their settings, and apps will be automatically signed in where they use a Windows Live ID. This opens the potential for accidental data loss.
Of course, all the old security rules also apply with Window 8. It's still a bad idea to disable the lock screen or allow automatic log-on. Keep to your principles and, above all, remain vigilant.
Download a PDF of "The Top Eight Security Tips for Windows 8"on Sophos Security News and Trends.
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On May 23rd, the victim, 17 yrs old at the time of the incident and a student at Lakeland Senior High School (LHS) responded to the Lakeland Police Department to report a sexual battery. The victim stated that the suspect, Joseph Tillman, 18 yrs old and also a student of LHS was at her house assisting her with some studies when he sexually battered her on the carport. This location is within the jurisdiction of the Lakeland Police Department. The victim stated these actions were against her will and unwanted. This incident occurred on March 29th, 2014 and was not reported until May 23rd.
On May 29th, at 10:00pm, Joseph Tillman was arrested at his residence, 1036 Butter Cup Drive, Lakeland, Fla.


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Looks good. One question since it looks like you're going with air on it. Since B6 coilovers will work on B7s, in theory, B6 airride should work as well, right? ECS sells a B6 air ride kit for a pretty good price and I've been thinking about it. Also, is there anything in the way that would stop a B7 from being low?
You get this thing on the ground yet?
i appreciate the hard work but the wheels are no good for me. jmho
At first I didn't like the white on white, but the more I look at it the more I start to like lol.
+1 for not being stock
Once it's low I'm sure it will look pretty bitchin.
2012 Passat SE V6
2008 Honda Accord Sedan
2001 Chevy Camaro SS
I love the White/White combo, looks sharp.
2012 Passat 3.6
2006 Subaru Impreza
2003 GTi 1.8t
1985 Golf | 1996 Golf | 1997 Jetta Trek | 2005 GTI | 2012 3.6 SEL B7 Passat | '11 CW Autobahn GTI
Where's the rest???!!!!
2012 Passat SE V6
2008 Honda Accord Sedan
2001 Chevy Camaro SS
Bump from a B6 fellow
body shot
Air house 2's in the rear and finally got my Koni's in. It helped. As far as the fronts, I bought a set of xl's to try and see if that makes a dif. We'll see.
Just dropped my wheels off, so i'll be part of the white on white club
nice, good work. I just don't like the way these cars look bottomed out in the rear from the side it is weird to me.
Very nice and clean... saw you at SOWO
Took a picture of it in the hotel parking lot....
Will post it for you later....


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Opening Hour
18.00 - 22.30
Opening Days
Monday - Sunday
The restaurant offers northern Indian cuisine, focusing, it says, on "country and rich courtly cooking". This is reflected in the menu by a vast assortment of dishes from the tandoor clay oven and the large traditional handi wok used to cook sauces to perfection. Start with paneer pakora, a lightly fried cottage cheese fritter which makes a mouthwatering appetiser. For an authentic taste of the tandoor, bahra kebab, tender pieces of lamb, is a must. Rogan josh is an excellent traditional sauce-based dish, while tawa jheenga provides a generous and flavourful offering of fresh king prawns cooked in a spicy ginger, onion and coriander sauce. There are a number of traditional Indian desserts, all well worth a try, while pastries and other French desserts can be ordered from Visage, also located in the complex.
Separate bar, cocktail lounge
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I love tempura for it lightness. Check the link below which will show you a great Wheat Free Tempura Batter recipe. http://www.recipes4us.co.uk/Specials%20and%20Holidays/Special%20Diets%20Allergies/wheat_free_tempura_batter____cd_.htm
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I have a few duck and goose calls for trade .
1 bgb sweet talker orange acrylic single reed
2.Shawn Stahl ss1 black and clear acrylic great condition but guy before me had Buck Gardner engrave band .. traded
3 Webfoot Connections The Impersonator - Canada Goose ivory acrylic Call http://www.webfootconnection.com/duckandgoosecalls.html
4 JF Slammer Dead Locked Short Reed acrylic purplish in color
5. Longhorn goose call black and clear acrylic barrel i think insert is poly .
6 tru-tone custom calls all acrylic yellow and black
7 duck and goose call pair maple winglock calls both # 263 2004 ill ducks and geese forever log traded
i would trade for
LANNOM CALLS Airborne Virus Goose
BIG SEAN HAMMOCK duck and goose
DEATH ROW CALLS duck and goose
LYNCH MOB CALLS duck and goose
meat cutter flute
zink calls
other trades considered also
let me know what you got
would be willing to trade multiple calls for right call. text at 414-708-3762


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If you have a racing mind when you go to sleep, trouble to get sleep or fighting against jet lag. Try melatonin. I suffer from the racing mind at the night every now and then, and I wish I would have found melatonin sooner. Thank god they made this prescription free here in Finland recently. (Only 1mg melatonin thought) I like the Superior sources products as you place them under the tongue and they dissolve quickly. I feel the calming effect with these faster than with the tablets you need to swallow (I have tried 3mg non-dissolving tablets previously). 1mg dissolving tablets gives pretty close to the same effect as 3mg melatonin tablets. I usually take one or two 1mg melatonin tablets before I got to sleep. Tablets are really small, and dissolve quickly! Superior Source's tablets provides an excellent price and quality ratio.
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A recent study conducted by an academic at the Sahalgrenska Academy in Gothenburg, eveals Swedish teenage girls are much more sexually active with other teenage girls than adolescent boys are with boys. Approximately, 440 seventeen year old boys and girls were questioned about sex relations with someone of the same gender. Of the girls, 6.1% said they had sex with another teenage girl while only 1.7% of boys reported same sex relations. The dissertation author believes girls may feel more relaxed about identifying themselves as lesbians and interpret their sexual relations with another girl as simply part of the sexual maturation process. Girls are also more intimate with one another and engage in more physical contat with another girl than boys interating with other boys.
The study also revealed a higher percent of teenage girls had sexual relations with a boy than teenage boys had with a female. One wonders if the same results would emerge from studies of teenage boys and girls in other nations.


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There is growing evidence an unanticipated outcome of the Bush war in Iraq is arising as reports indicate the increasing presence of Iraq War veterans among the homeless. Veterans of America's wars in this century now total 194,254 of the 744,313 homeless people in this nation. The Iraq War has already generated 1,500 homeless veterans and many experts believe this is merely the tip of the wave. "We are going to have a tsunami of this eventually because the mental health toll from this war is enormous," says VA official Daniel Tooth. Of course, these figures are only for those identified by the Veterans Administration and may not necessarily be the real total.
From the beginning of its assumption of power, the Bush administration cut funding for mental health components of the VA although initiating a war in Iraq was bound to impact the mental health of those fighting. Many experts are shocked that America already has 1,500 homeless Iraq War veterans. The Vietnam War ended and people forgot it had ever happened and few political leaders paid any attention to the psychological impact of fighting in the jungles of Vietnam upon soldiers. We are living with the consequences of failure to provide mental health care for Vietnam veterans. Conservatives who support continued fighting in Iraq never pay any attention to the tremendous emotional problems being encountered by those doing the fighting. The old adage of pay now or pay later is true. We must rapidly and dramatically expand funding for mental health facilities in the Veterans Administration.


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Dear all, I have recently qualified with a CELTA from International House and due to personal cicrumstances, need to remain in London to teach English.
I am coming up against a bit of a brick wall here though, as I sense many schools are able to take their pick of more highly qualified teachers with bags of experience.
I'm trying to stay positive. What schools should I be looking at? Is there a database of jobs requiring CELTA in London that someone could point me to.
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Like the title says I have an original Black Ops DFB and an RNT Microhen for sale.
The DFB is immaculate. 10/10
The Microhen is black and has minimal lanyard wear. Tuned by Butch and has new reed and cork. Also comes with box signed by Butch, John Stephens, and Jim Ronquest. 9.5/10
Only interested in trades for RNT Short Barrel, Original, DC, or possibly Mondo. Only in excellent to new condition. Depending on offer I might kick in some extra cash.


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The following pics are trimmed the way you will receive them, (I will use my workshop to trim flashing and sharpen appropriate coners). You may final sand if you feel it necessary. They have received a coat of gray primer, and a mist of white glossy just to bring out the greeble effect better.
Ok, after fielding many many PM's ive come up with a way to break this down so that its cohesive enough for everyone, and fits into _most_ of the pm's ive received so far.
There are three kits:
Kit A: $20 - Standard Left and Right configuration, with a 1 or 2 piece upper left. A keyslot sized greeble to use in the rear, or to cut up to further customize your helmet.
Kit B: $30 - Everything in kit A + The three piece Left (So you get two sets fo the left) + 2 more full length greebles for further customization and tooling (Ill givfe you examples shortly of how you can further customize the parts)
Kit C: $40 - Everything pictured. The inclusion of pre-customized ear pieces and a 'short' left earcap that will go with the 'short wave radio antenna upper(Not shown). Round with a short wave antenna that you can put greebles on.
US - $5 US shipping. Outside US - PM and ill check it. Shouldnt be more than $10 US
The pictures below have the parts broken down, and how they look at current fastened to my helmet.
This is a short run. I have enough for 5-10 kits until I get more resin. I have at least 3-4 kits PRE SOLD. This leaves room for roughly 4-7 kits.
PM With questions. Ill take PP and youll get photos of your pulls before I send them.
Run List Thus Far
1 Charity Auction FP - C Kit - Donated by me
2 Hagen Norrak - Kit C - $40 - In the mold - Cleaning
3 1ManBatallion - Kic C - $40 + overseas - PAID- Shipping 8-22
4 old_jedi_mind_trick - Kit A - $20 + PAID - Shipping 8-22


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This will last for 7 years. But one year for him will be like 20 for you. (Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar, p. 44)
In one hadith is reported that one year for Hazrat Mahdi (as) is like 20 years for other people. Hazrat Mahdi (as) will do very quickly what people had been unable to do for many years. He will find very quick, intelligent, wise and pasting solutions to all matters.


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More than 60 companies plan to introduce new products at the NTEA's Work Truck Show 2008. The following are just a few products and accessories attendees can expect to find on the show floor.
Truck-mounted air compressor
The HP60CMH hydraulic-drive, truck-mounted air compressor delivers air at 60 cu. ft./minute at 150 psi. Designed for standard-size utility trucks, it uses the vehicle's hydraulic system, requiring 18.1 gal./ minute of hydraulic flow at 2295 psi for full-load, continuous operation. It runs light air tools as well as larger pneumatic tools (such as 50-lb. breakers). Features include built-in hydraulic cooling and an air/oil separation system that eliminates the need for an air/oil separator tank. Ingersoll Rand Co. www.ingersollrand.com. NTEA Booth 3631.
Bleederless telescopic cylinders
The company's telescopic cylinders self-bleed air out of the system without splattering oil on the ground. Air bleeds when the dump bed goes up and down, which keeps the air out of the cylinder.
This keeps the dump bed clean and extends bed and cylinder life. Available in sizes from 4 to 9 in., they are lighter than standard cylinders with bleeder screws, and are interchangeable with other manufacturers' cylinders. Parker Hannifin – Mobile Cylinder Division. www.parker.com/hydraulics/.yfvdfdzdrbywwacuw NTEA Booth 1503.
Ground protection mats
Made of ½-in.-thick polyurethane, AlturnaMats protect soft terrain from heavy trucks. Featuring a bold diamond-plate tread design for maximum traction, they prevent ruts and keep vehicles from getting stuck in the mud. They are ideal for construction, landscaping, drilling, and any application where heavy vehicles traverse soft turf. Also available are VersaMats, with a slip-resistant tread design for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. AlturnaMats. www.alturnamats.com. NTEA Booth 146.
Waterless sweeper
Equipped with waterless dust control, the Waterless Eagle sweeper lets operators sweep more and spend less time filling tanks. Without the need for water, sweeping in freezing conditions is possible, enabling quick pickup of winter-time sand, salt, and cinders. Plus, mud doesn't build up on components. Dry sweeping also significantly reduces road silt. The sweeper boasts a 10-ft. cleaning path. Elgin Sweeper Co., a subsidiary of Federal Signal Corp. www.elginsweeper.com. NTEA Booth 3812.
Truck latch
With the EP2 Latch, there is no visible hardware on the outside of the truck body, so the doors remain clean and elegant. The latch contains a locking tab to prevent accidental openings, four mounting holes for easy installation on the inside of the compartment, and a black e-coat finish for added protection from the elements. It is compatible with the manufacturer's keyless locking system. Eberhard Manufacturing. www.eberhard.com. NTEA Booth 2531.
Diesel generator
Driven by a Kubota water-cooled engine, the Air N Arc diesel power system offers an auto-run feature that reduces idle times and fuel consumption. This package is available in two platforms. One includes 200 amps 100% duty cycle welding, 10,000 W of A/C, and 24 cfm at 175 psi of air. The other has 250 amps welding, 10,000 W of A/C, and 34 cfm at 175 psi. The machine weighs 1050 lbs. Air N Arc. www.air-n-arc.com. NTEA Booth 3755.
Radio remote for work trucks
Ranger radio remote controls are designed specifically for work trucks. They are available with one to 12 functions for electric, hydraulic, and proportional cranes, as well as hose reel, winch, and lift gate operations. All truck-mounted receivers are "plug and play," using the trucks' existing pendant cable connection. BASE Engineering. www.baseng.com. NTEA Booth 3834.
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First, I want to thank those of you who offered so many opinions on my purchase of a new .40. I was originally set on the Glock22, Sig 226 or Baby Desert Eagle. After a long process of looking, shooting and holding these and other .40's, I went out and bought a Taurus Pro 24/7 bi-tone .40.
I simply loved the features of this gun above the others on the list.
1. External safety
2. SA trigger with nice break and very minimal reset
3. DA second primer strike capability
4. Ribber Grips are the best "out of the box" grips on any poly handgun
5. Great ergonomic feel, not too thick
6. 15 round capacity
7. Accessory rail
8. Loaded chamber indicator
9. $359.00
1. Sights. Need to adjust since other guns are 3 dot
2. May be hard to find holsters
I have had two range sessions with it so far and I'm quickly learning the short trigger reset and sights. I'm very consistent, shooting in the 3 - 4" group range at 15 yards but tend to be a bit low (1") and left (2"). I have 300 rounds through it with no problems. This will soon become my home defense gun.
Good looking weapon
Congrats - and you put up a picture too - way to go!
I had a chance to fondle one a few weeks ago, and I was somewhat surprised by how good it felt in the hand. I don't think anyone would be undergunned with one.
We look forward to reading a more detailed range report....
That is one of the few poly guns I like. They do have a pretty nice feel in the hand. I look forward to a range report.
Congrats on the new purchase.
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An explanation of how and when to apply for financial aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), as well as how we will notify you of your financial aid award.
Assessing your eligibility for federal, state, and institutional financial aid (Lesley University sponsored funding) begins with your submission of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to the U.S. Department of Education. After you complete the FAFSA, the university's Financial Aid Office will send you your Financial Aid award letter, or contact you regarding additional documentation that is required.
We recommend that you file the FAFSA when you apply for admission to the university, and for each subsequent year of your program to renew your eligibility. We are unable to award financial aid before you are accepted into a program; however, we will contact you if we need any documentation to complete your application. Submitting the FAFSA also authorizes Lesley University to disburse (credit) funds to you.
The U.S. Department of Education randomly selects about 30% of all students to complete a process known as "verification." Therefore, don't be concerned if you have been selected. After you complete the FAFSA, our Financial Aid Office will contact you for any additional verification documents that are required. We will contact you via your Lesley University email address, so please check this account regularly, or have it forwarded to an account you do check. Once you have been accepted, you can also log into your LOIS account to view a list of your required documents (under "My Documents").
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Which one do you prefer and why? Just trying to shine some light and education on holsters for anyone who's interested. I prefer both depending on the weather and type of clothes i'm wearing.
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Which one do you prefer and why? Just trying to shine some light and education on holsters for anyone who's interested. I prefer both depending on the weather and type of clothes i'm wearing.
I go for the IWB I'm 5'3" and 165lbs so the OWB holsters I tried stick to far out for me to conceal them. I voted both because I think that OWB would be more comfortable if I found one that worked for me.
I like both and have both. My main CC holster is IWB. With the IWB i don't have the muzzle of the gun peeking out when i bend over to pick up things, or reach up high to get something from the top shelf at the store. Never really had much of a problem. All of my shirts and T-shirts are XXXL-Tall (being 6'2" and 285 lbs)
Inside the pants carry with a crossbreed holster ...
I carry 2 ways mainly depending on the clothes, IWB or shoulder. I have OWB holsters, I just do not wear them much unless I am competeing.
Really depends on what I'm wearing and what the intended activity will be.
Front pocket....Desantis...
I carry o w b in a cut customs double snap pancake with FBI cant. I carry at 4 o'clock and also a double mag pouch at 8 o'clock. I am 6ft 235 lbs. I wear xxl shirts untucked and feel that everything conceals pretty well. I also carry a bug in my front pocket. I do a lot of driving and iwb would be to uncomfortable for sitting long periods.
Wear what ever "trips your trigger". Sorry. There is not one best way for everyone. Just like there is not "one" best handgun or best caliber for carry.
Both on and in with the addition of pocket carry. All depends on what is being worn and weather as to how I carry. (Just remember to practice with all carry methods and rigs.)
For matches, OWB. For carry IWB. So for playtime, outsside the belt. For business, inside.
For competition: OWB only.
For Carry:
- I prefer IWB for concealment, but not all guns work well IWB, so OWB is more comfortable and I use it when possible.
- My Kahr PM9 is perfect for IWB and works great....good IWB holster and it's perfect. However, the Kahr is not my carry weapon of choice anymore.
- I have both Minotaur IWB and Comp-Tac OWB for my Kimber Ultra CDP II in 9mm. I prefer the OWB due to comfort. The Minotaur I use when I really need great concealment, such as an unbuttoned untucked shirt. For a jacket, I can use OWB.
- Maybe the Minotaur will grow on me, but I find it's harder to get my grip on the gun with IWB. The Comp-Tac OWB is the best holster you could ever have: close to body, short, perfect fit and FAST.
So, I would answer BOTH.
Versa Max. Hides well, carries well, plenty fast draw. As is my TT RIWB, and my MTAC, and my Talon Plus....
I like IWB for carry.
For me, my preference changes daily, and hell, sometimes during the day. As a rule, I have a Glock 23 in a Tagua IWB holster, used as an SOB, and a Ruger LCP .380 in another Tagua IWB that fits perfectly on my boot. I live in Vermont, and there is no such thing as CCW permit here. You can open carry, conceal carry, lay it on the dash of your truck, or whatever, up here... no permit required. So sometimes, on my way to the range, I've been known to strap the FNP-FN .45 on one side, and my M&P .45 on the other. Sorry, got sidetracked ... for me, for many reasons, I carry concealed. A Glock 23 with 13+1 in SOB carry, and the Ruger LCP .380 in my boot. I carry an extra mag for each one on me, too. I have them to help me fight my way back to the truck and escape, or bring the big guns into play.
IWB that way you have less gawkers and people don't come up and say, "Hey, you have a gun".
I've never tried an IWB holster that I thought was comfortable, and I think I've tried all the popular ones. The closest was a Remora, and even though I have one, I never use it except occasionally in a jacket pocket. BTW, my pistols range from an LCP and MK40 to the full sized HK45, P220, and 1911.
I've skipped this for days but I give.I'm kind of with Viper on this.I've carried a Smith 586 on and off duty,a Beretta92 the same,my 1911s,a Smith 5900 series,Sig 230,I quit.All IWB was in an Unkle Mikes generic suade whatever it is and only worked because I could slide it around with the clip,there's no way I can carry IWB past 4 o'clock unless standing or sitting just right-driving a cage no freekin way and maybe the scooter under 50,55 depending on wind direction.I still do have the second UM but the original metal clip was much better.The current replacement (I have that's at the change) works good with the plastic clip but boy did they add material!Same size and applicatin but both the 1911s and Beretta get swallowed so P use it for the USP45 Tac,and there's still wiggle room.Obviously mispackaged but worked out great because I'm probably going to need a holster made for the shoulder rig,the Jackass holster still holds it high on the front strap.Sorry,insomnia and rambling again.
But wait,there's more :smt104
I carry a Commander 99% of the time OWB with a cover shirt in a TT Gunleather variation of Spark's VMII,when it's real hot I use a 20 tear old pancake made by I can't remember who I bought through Dillon's for $20.Whoever made it did good because it's still firm and retains great.The TT is more comfortable and a peek of black on dark jeans is camo because a stainless muzzle peeking from the pancake (I guess technically a belt slide) is blatantly obvious and keeps you on you toes.Haven't been made in over 20yrs knock on wood.A nice pancake is due but these work great until I until other projects are done.
Everyone freaks over this but I still carry "mexican" on the property occasionally or I have to surrender the cover because The Better Half underdressed.Knock on wood I never had a slip there.I think this means I jinxed myself on the 2 wood gigs.
LOL - OWB, not because I have anything against the IWB holsters, but because I'm an active (competitive) athlete and still wear the same waist size I did 25 years ago - I don't own a pair of shorts or jeans that I could comfortably wear an IWB hoster in! I use a leather paddle holster at 3 o'clock and always wear loose fitting untucked shirts. Does OK and no one has ever bugged me about carrying.


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First of sorry if my English is a bit of..
I fairly new to the forum but not to xbmc, I have bean planing for a wail to start a skin project and playing around whit some ides.
So this is going to be my first skin for xbmc so bear whit me do to i make take some time to get i all done. This is what i have come up whit so far.
I hope you like it, feedback is always welcomed.
I just edit the post titel so people can se how far along I am in the various stages and se the progress in making.
Here is the stages to come
Release is ofc the final stage.
SO! here is the first Video of the welo skin done by Hitcher him self! my tag partner in the welo skin project.
hope you like it its a video of the home screen "simple"
>> smal live preview! video <<
Here is a xbmc splash for anyone that wants to use it, that I maid
The skin is design on a 42inch HD plasma TV in the resolution of 1920x1080 (1080p HD) to have as good over all look as possible and accuracy. more screen are to come.
Here is some more screens, im not a 100% about them but i feel that this might be the way im going. there might come some changes to them retrospectively.
Ya so her is the first screen of the menu "Movie" hope you like it so far.
I have decide to do 3 styles in the welo design one extreme and one clean and simple. This 3 designs are going to be selectable in the them under skin settings.
Her is the Music cover view there might come some changes to it in time
i don't know if I feel a 100% about it
Hitcher Wrote:I contacted Welo today about releasing the skin as it stands if he was unable to carry on with it and he said it was fine, so here it is for anyone who wants to play around with it.


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- 15 Students between 19 and 50.
- Students' level ungraded; the course has a mixture from absolute beginner (CEF A0?) (never had English in school, school was 30+ years ago) to those who passed their English Tertiary education leaving exam with top grades (CEF B2)
- Studying a course to become qualified business people (Eastern Germany, Private training/FE college)
- Students are to complete a ca. 1,000 word written project (in English, on some business topic of their choosing) for submission to the regional chamber of commerce
- Students are studying a whole course (ca. 300 hours in a year, approx.80 hours is English alongside a full-time job - lessons are weekday evenings and Saturdays
- No materials, course book provided (is there anything suitable for a class with such a range of levels?)
- Very irregular timetable and attendance - after ca. 40 hours I still don't know all the student's names- most embarrassing
About me:
- Trinity qualified (1 month course) June '07
- Freelance in Germany from Sept '07 - Sept '08 (Technical college)
- Full time employee at FE Vocational college since Sept '08
- Modern language department of 1 (me)
- 2nd year of teaching Business English
What happens in class:
- Attendance issues (today 5 / 15 students, last lesson only eight)
- Frequent departure of students during lesson time (I have mixed feelings about this, sometimes it is best for us all)
- Extensive use of German by all
- Written exercises typically started by 2/3 of students present, completed by 1/3 if lucky.
- Some of the oldest students have yet to write, speak or read anything, even when placed in small groups of 'friendly' peers
- Grumblings (though the grapevine) that my teaching style is unsound (emphasis on speaking and listening during the lesson, writing as a production task and reading for homework)
- Listlessness, evident low motivation issues
- English compulsory part of the course, entirely possible to avoid it in their everyday (and future working) lives if they so wish
I'd like to have my lessons engaging, motivating and well attended, with full participation by all.
I've had my greatest successes with the class in small groups (mix of abilities) to create a text-based business-themed presentation.
My greatest failures are any lesson with talking or listening (4 walked out on my lesson 'role-play on an aeroplane - introduce yourself to the neighbour seated next to you); and although some might think they need it, I cannot bring myself to just issue list after list of vocabulary and test it the following lesson; likewise drilling grammar by rote.
If you've had similar situations in your careers, how did you overcome the issues?
All advice gratefully considered.
P.s. I teach a total of 13 courses, after we've improved this one, I'd like to pick your brains to help me improve the lessons I have to give 6 Mechanical technicians aged between 18 and 55…