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The Wall Street Journal demonstrated why a Senate rule change that prevents filibusters against executive and judicial nominations may be overdue when it baselessly opposed yet another of President Obama's picks.
Continuing its seemingly knee-jerk resistance to any and all of the president's nominations, the WSJ recently pushed the GOP to oppose making Tony West's job of acting associate attorney general permanent without a legitimate reason for obstruction. Rather, the WSJ floated the idea that West should be opposed because he worked at the same address as Labor Secretary nominee Thomas Perez and was consulted on a civil rights case that the WSJ has scandal-mongered. From WSJ editorial board member Mary Kissel's column:
[S]enators shouldn't miss the chance to explore Mr. West's acquiescence in the legal quid pro engineered between late 2011 and early 2012 by his colleague, Justice civil-rights chief, Thomas Perez.
[West has] promised to "work to ensure that legitimate whistleblowers are taken seriously and treated fairly and lawfully."
Did Mr. West change his mind about that statement, or did he let Mr. Perez make decisions about an important case--one that could have netted taxpayers some $200 million--on his behalf? Either way, the episode raises questions about his legal judgment. That may not be enough to stall his confirmation, but Mr. West certainly deserves scrutiny for this sorry episode.
This "shady quid pro," as previously dubbed by the WSJ, has been repeatedly debunked as a trumped up non-scandal among the many smears used to obstruct the Labor Secretary nomination of Perez.
Kissel has a record of identically using this smear against anyone "involved in 'communications'" with Perez on this matter. Such targets include the president's most recent nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, the bipartisan-supported Principal Deputy Solicitor General Srikanth Srinivasan. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) recently indicated that he has reached his breaking point with the parallel GOP obstructionism to the president's nominations, fueled by right-wing media such as the WSJ.
If Republicans continue to filibuster the president's picks for labor secretary, Environmental Protection Agency administrator, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the remaining empty seats on the D.C. Circuit, Reid is reportedly planning to revisit filibuster reform in July, so as not to endanger the progress of immigration reform. Interestingly, Reid's announcement of the July deadline immediately led to an up-or-down vote on Srinivasan, who was finally confirmed by the Senate. If these other highly qualified nominees are blocked, however, it will be clear that a rule change - the so-called "nuclear option" - must be seriously considered to allow up-or-down votes for executive and judicial confirmations as a matter of course.
It's about time.
Consistent with their unsuccessful plan to make the president a one-termer and goaded by right-wing media, the GOP's obstructionism of the president's agenda has included unprecedented filibustering of those officials tasked with implementing and overseeing its components - executive agency heads and judges. The latter, especially those on the increasingly important D.C. Circuit who have jurisdiction over much of the president's priorities in financial reform, health care, labor relations, and environmental law, are just as important as cabinet-level nominees such as Thomas Perez, Gina McCarthy, and Richard Cordray. The fate of the president's efforts to address the climate change crisis is a prime example, as explained by New York magazine's Jonathan Chait:
The biggest piece of President Obama's second-term agenda is his widely expected plan for the Environmental Protection Agency to issue new carbon regulations for power plants, a move that could bring the United States in line with the greenhouse-gas-reduction goals it agreed to in Copenhagen and open the way for an international treaty to control climate change. If the administration unveils such a plan, conservatives will undoubtedly challenge its legality. The legal challenge won't take place for two years, but the two sides are preparing for war already. The field of battle will be the Federal Appeals Court in Washington, D.C.
The D.C. Circuit, as the appeals court covering legal issues arising within the nation's capital, has assumed a large and growing influence in the ideological wars over the scope of government, and over the last decade its appointments have provoked bitter conflict. During George W. Bush's second term, Democratic Senators filibustered D.C. circuit nominees they considered extreme, causing Republicans to threaten to eliminate the filibuster for judges. Democrats called the threat the "nuclear option," and the two sides negotiated a resolution when Democrats backed down and agreed not to filibuster judges except in extraordinary circumstances. Bush's judges on the D.C. Circuit have inserted themselves even more heavily into the policy debate by striking down a slew of regulations in health care, pollution, labor, and other areas, turning the court into one of the right's most potent weapons during the Obama era.
Since President Obama took office, four vacancies have opened on the D.C. Circuit Court, and Obama has not managed to seat a single justice to fill any of the slots.
The reason the president has not been able to fill these D.C. Circuit slots (and many others) is because Republicans - after Bush's right-wing nominees were confirmed - almost immediately abandoned the "extraordinary circumstances" threshold for objecting to an opposing party's judicial nominations.
Instead, the GOP has shamelessly slowed to a crawl or outright blocked almost all of the president's nominees, even those who are supported by both parties and are obviously highly qualified and non-controversial. It is this unprecedented filibustering, combined with other Republican obstructionist acts, which appear to have driven Reid to his July threshold. The Alliance for Justice recently detailed the extent to which Republicans have largely ignored the "extraordinary circumstances" truce and warned the upcoming up-or-down votes will be "critical tests" for whether Republicans can "show that they are willing and able to staff the very institutions that allow our democracy to function":
The Gang of 14 - seven Democrats and seven Republicans - agreed to filibuster judicial nominees only in "extraordinary circumstances." But an analysis of contested cloture votes on judicial nominations over the past eight years shows that, when push came to shove, only the Democrats in the Gang of 14 defined "extraordinary" in a way that's recognizable to ordinary Americans.
[I]f even the most purportedly reasonable and moderate Republicans of eight years ago cannot be counted on today, how can we possibly expect to see forward movement in the Senate?
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After the Neiman Marcus Parade some of us went to the local Channel 8 station to film some footage for a special airing tomorrow. (the time may have been moved)
I was in my Imperial Gunner costume for this and was filmed at at control board much like the one used in the death star firing sequence. We got to see all the inner workings of the TV station and had lots of fun. Above is a link to a friends blog that took some pics of it.
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but, the AZ law was not establishing a separate law for immigration or naturalization. it was designed to enforce existing federal law using the resources of the state. it would be a different matter if the AZ law were in conflict with federal law, but it's not.
see what happens when you talk to yourself? you start answering your own questions :evil: .
Quote from: kathyp on July 29, 2010, 08:23:59 PMsee what happens when you talk to yourself? you start answering your own questions :evil: . :-DYeah but.... The question I was trying to get at was what does the federal "uniform Rule of Naturalization" say about ILLEGAL emigrants? :deadhorse: I think that people keep missing the word ILLEGAL in all of it. And they are worried about "Racial Profiling". But if you are caught speeding and you have a valid driver's license and proof of insurance, I guess you wont be questioned further. :deadhorse:


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On January 30, 1981, Highbury hosted one of the most remarkable friendlies ever staged, as Arsenal took on one of the youngest, not to mention bravest, opposition sides they will ever face.
The average age of the Heart Line team that emerged from the tunnel on a foggy Friday morning was just 12. Facing a full strength Arsenal first team might have seemed a bit of a challenge. But then these youngsters were used to that; aside from being passionate football fans, they had all battled to come through major heart surgery.
One of the Heart Line team, Elliot Cohen, now 35, takes up the story.
"In 1972, aged two, I was diagnosed as having a hole in the heart. This was corrected in an operation at Great Ormond Street Hospital when I was four. Some time in late 1980, then aged 10, I received a phone call from the British Heart Foundation, who had written to the television programme 'Jim'll Fix It' on our behalf, asking if I'd like to take part in a football match against Arsenal together with other boys who had had heart operations. As an Arsenal fan, of course I agreed at once!"
With top referee Clive Thomas officiating and Barry Davies providing the commentary as the BBC filmed the match for broadcast the following month, the match was complete with all the professional trappings. And David O'Leary's team were clearly doing their young opponents few favours, as they raced into a 3-0 lead by half-time.
However, for the second-half, Heart Line played their first joker, upping the average age of their team somewhat by throwing on Everton and Scotland ace Asa Hartford, who himself was born with a hole in his heart.
"He made all the difference to our team," says Cohen, though he does also recall the Scottish international having an unfortunate hand in one of Arsenal's goals. Nonetheless, Hartford helped inspire a dramatic comeback, and Terry Neill's half-time team talk was rendered even more useless as Heart Line made another canny tactical move, bringing on the rest of their 30-strong squad for the last 20 minutes!
"The players looked terrified when all the boys ran on during the second-half," smiles Cohen. "They were laughing and trying to keep the ball from us. We were running around like headless chickens."
Arsenal striker Frank Stapleton recalls, "The kids were quite poorly and looked weak and skinny. We were determined to give them a great day. One lad scored in front of the North Bank and he went wild."
In the end, the Gunners clung on for a 5-4 victory.
"We were a bit surprised they didn't let us win, but we still had a good day out," adds Cohen. "I thought I was the luckiest boy on the planet. I ended up caked in mud from the pitch and didn't wash for a month."
Elliot scrubbed up in time to join his fellow Heart Line team members down at BBC Studios the following month, where they were filmed for their appearance on Jim'll Fix It and presented with their badges by Jimmy Hill.
Today, largely through the efforts of Elliot Cohen, a number of the Heart Line team have been tracked down, and are special guests of Arsenal for tonight's match.
Heart Line squad: Elliot Cohen, Gary Thompson, Glen Atchison, Stuart Barthelemy, Simon Oakley, Michael Plumb, Gary Stevens, Guy Bennett, Jason Naylor, Simon Iveson, Gary Orton, Jimmy Downes, Gavin Elkington, Nicholas Keenan, Philip Cryer, Paul Kingsley, Peter Spurgeon, William O'Sullivan, Barry Willett, Wayne Igon, Graham Smith, Jeremy Colson, Robert Warr, Grant Cooper, Patrick Headlam, Richard Kidman, Alan Gellatty, Darren Carton, Stephen Tolhurst, Gary McLaughlin. Special guest: Asa Hartford
Arsenal team: Pat Jennings, John Hollins, Kenny Sansom, Brian
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Steve Gatting, Graham Rix and Steve Walford (sub).
With very special thanks to Elliot Cohen (and the Daily Mirror)
'It Happened At Highbury' is written by Dan Brennan, the author of The Official Arsenal Miscellany. The latest edition of the miscellany is now available in all good book shops.
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Sounds like the 12 oz. curls & the breaks to stay calm saved the day!
good job!
tstat in a dtec can be replaced without intake removal (ymmv)
Yeah I knew it was in the warm up cycle because I "thought" the computer thought it needed to warm up but was thinking it was a malfunction and there was a glitch somewhere between the sensor and the cpu......
Regardless I'll say it, I was WRONG. Meaning on this issue I pulled a "part swapper pro" move and threw the wrong part at it so I spent an extra $65 I didn't need too.....
Replaced the tstat assembly (non sensor one thankfully) and now it's got enough heat to cook me out and no more warmup cycle after it should be warm, all seems to be working as it should. Guess never having had a stuck open tstat made my fuzzy little head explode. An interesting observation to me was after the cpu "learned" the new sensor (50 miles of driving) it went from the first posts description of the gauge to operating like normal but throwing a code which duplicates the original problem leading me to the obvious as stated by elsolo (thanks btw). I'm going to wait until the computer has "learned" it's new parameters before I declare victory but here's hoping!
In case anyone is curious you CAN replace the tstat assembly on a 2.0 dtec without removing the intake. It seemed silly to me to remove all that crap just to get at two hoses and 3 bolts. I can see why you would/should but it wasn't worth it to me. Be aware that the housing itself is super easy to unbolt and pull out and replace. It took half a beer. The Devil is the bypass hose(? I think) and the lower radiator hose. There is NO room to get at the clamps holding them on. I fought with them for two beers worth to get them out even using a fancy hoseclamp tool on a cable (pepboys tool is TRASH) but gave up after it kept sticking closed. Then using a pair of pliers fought the lower radiator hose on without much trouble but spent a full hour of cussing, kicking, and contemplating setting fire to the thing trying to get the clamp back on the bypass hose after getting it into position. As already stated ther is NO room to work, I know now that my left wrist is just barely smaller than my right from sqeezing between the intake and the upper radiator support (which btw is sharp as HELL where the two panels are joined)
I stand by the fact that it can be done without intake removal but if you have ham hands (I wear medium gloves) or have extra long arms (I'm 5'6" 200lbs (short and wide) and I was shoving my entire left arm as far as it would go up my bicep (made it just past my elbow to wedge myself nicely on one try, did I mention that sheetmetal is SHARP!) between the PS rez and the inner fender to get at the hair of room under the intake and beside the fan/radiator to be able to get at the clamps with pliers, you may be stuck taking off the intake depending on your contorting ability and the number of 12oz curls you do.
All in it took a little under 3hrs including several breaks to remain calm and the entire last hour working on that one little clamp but truly it wasn't terrible! According to my neighbor it was incredibly entertaining to watch
The hoses heat up, the thermostat is not stuck closed then.
It could be stuck open, your engine will get up to normal operating temperature if the car is sitting still or low speeds.
Get driving down the highway and you get airflow through the radiator, the coolant gets below normal operating temperature and the computer does the hanging revs because IT IS warming up.
Duratec coolant sensor replaced, now acting weird
Replaced the coolant sensor in the top of the block. It's the "updated" sensor so I had to cut and spice a new pig tail to make it work. I first tried just modifying the sensor itself to fit the old pigtail (removed a small shelf of plastic) but it was giving me these same problems so installed the recommended pigtail but it's the same.....
When started cold and allowed to idle until warm the gauge goes up into the normal position as usual (dead center) but as I'm driving the further I go the lower the gauge reads. During continuous driving it settles at the top of the white block and seems to stay there. If I stop at a light after about 30 seconds it begins to go back up. If I sit there long enough it will return to normal centered reading. Then it will start going down again as I drive. It never goes over the middle. Also when the gauge is reading normal the car idles as normal but when the gauge is below normal while driving and I'm stopping for a light, etc. I get hanging revs(like it was still warming up) until I come to a complete stop, then it returns to normal idle.
What gives? Anybody had this problem? Could it be something to do with the "revised" sensor. Does the computer need to "learn" the new type of sensor? I get good heat and all hoses warm up as they should, when they should and even used an infrared to verify so I'm pretty certain it's not a tstat.
Oh and no check engine light on. The light is why I replaced it in the first place.
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Final word is yours. I am not wasting any more time with this.clw_uk wrote:tiltbillings wrote:Curious to see if you actually had an answer. Nope.clw_uk wrote:
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General education at SMU is grounded is in the liberal arts. The Master Plan of 1963 articulated the University's educational philosophy in this way:
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National Parks of New York Harbor win "AE Donates. You Decide." online contestSCA
NEW YORK, NY (March 18, 2013) – American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO) and the Student Conservation Association (SCA) today announced that the National Parks of New York Harbor (NY and NJ) have won the "We Donate. You Decide." contest.Read more
Sharing The Wonders Of National ParksNational Parks Traveler
This article is originally from National Parks Traveler. Read more.Editor's note: The following is the latest installment of an occasional series we run to provide a window into the Student Conservation Association and the great work it performs in connecting youth with the out of doors in...Read more
College Students Spend Spring Break Working in National Parks, Not Sunning on Sandy BeachesSCA
WASHINGTON, DC (February 27, 2013) – More than 200 college and university students will spend their spring breaks volunteering in some of our nation's greatest national parks – foregoing the traditional week at the beach.Read more
John Kerr, 74, goes from TV Exec to Yellowstone Park RangerThe Huffington Post
Source: Huff Post Post 50, February 25, 2013Eight years ago, John Kerr had no idea what to do next when he retired from his job as a public television executive in Boston at age 65.Read more
American Eagle Outfitters and SCA Expand PartnershipSCA
WASHINGTON, DC (February 14, 2013) – American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO) and the Student Conservation Association (SCA) today announced the expansion of their six-year partnership to engage students in service to America's national parks. The partnership will, for the first time, involve...Read more
SCA, Argo Tea Form "ChariTea" PartnershipSCA
(CHICAGO, IL) February 14, 2013 —- The term "green tea" took on a whole new meaning today when the Student Conservation Association (SCA) announced a new cause-related marketing partnership with Argo Tea, the Chicago-based food and beverage company responsible for pioneering the innovative...Read more
SCA, CengageBrain.com Create "Textbook Win-Win"SCA
(WASHINGTON, DC) – February 7, 2013 – College students can save money and help save the planet thanks to a new cause-related marketing alliance between the Student Conservation Association (SCA) and CengageBrain.com.Students, teachers and others who join CengageBrain's Extra Credit program...Read more
Detroit Conservation Leadership Corps to ExpandSCA
(DETROIT, MI) February 8, 2013 —- Lessons in conservation, sustainability, and environmental justice will be passed on by Detroit youth to Detroit youth, thanks to a new partnership between The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan and the Student Conservation Association (SCA).A $25...Read more
Secretary Salazar to Participate in National Day of ServiceUS Department of Interior
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DUBUQUE, Iowa -- The Driftless Region includes beautiful rolling hills, clean streams and karst soil topography where soil conservation and water protection are best accomplished with much of the land seeded to forage production and a system that includes cattle to consume these forages. The Driftless Beef Conference will focus on efficient and economic beef and forage production.
Extension services in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin have teamed up to offer the 2014 Driftless Region Beef Conference Jan. 30 to 31 at the Grand River Convention Center in Dubuque.
The program begins at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 30, and ends about 11:45 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 31. The Thursday afternoon agenda will focus on the competitive advantage of grain and beef production systems, followed by an evening discussion looking at extending the grazing season with cover crops and annuals.
Friday morning's program includes three breakout sessions for feedlot operations and three for cow herds, with a cattle market outlook presentation to end the conference.
These feedlot session topics will be offered one time each: forage levels in finishing diets with variable corn prices, introduction of the ISU Feedlot Monitoring program, and health and nutrition management for incoming feeders. For cow herds, the breakout session on economics and management of feeding cows in confinement will be offered twice, and the session on the effect of calving date on lifetime productivity of heifers offered once.
Registration for the conference is $80 before Jan. 22 or $100 after that date. Additional information, including links to the agenda, directions and lodging options, and registration forms, is on the conference website at www.aep.iastate.edu/beef.


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There are 2 Delta Dinners upcoming in MB.
The Portage Dinner is on Oct 7th and the Minnedosa Dinner is Nov 5th.
Also there are Manitoba Youth Hunts
September 2 & 4 Netley Marsh, MB The instructional evening will take place on Sept 2nd at Selkirk Game and Fish and the hunt date is slated for Sept 4th
September 4 & 5 Delta Marsh, MB
September 11 & 12 Minnedosa, MB
September 18 & 19 Oak Hammock Marsh, MB
September 25 & 26 Whitewater Lake, MB
October 2 & 3 Souris, MB
Youth hunt dates for Russell, and The Pas will be announced soon.
Please contact Jim Fischer at 877-667-5656 toll free for info on any of the above.


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I am trying to plan a trip up to alberta to do some freelancing for honkers and mallards. I have been up there before on guided hunts and I wanted to do it on my own this time to make it a little more fun.
Since the drive is so long from here, 30+ hours one-way I was wondering if there was any place or anybody that I could rent decoys from. We would get a rental van for our stuff. I think we could get our finishers over there as luggage so all we would need are decoys. Since it is only going to be myself and my hunting buddy it would save us 4 days of driving by doing this. Any info would be appriciated.


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Heather Nyberg-Schlotzhauer
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It was not unlike any other day for 9-year old-Konar Davenport, who plays Hoopsters Basketball and earns scholar awards in his 3rd grade class at Cutten Elementary. With pride in his voice he talked with his mom, Stephanie Pitzer, about his spelling words and his recently acquired award.
The day ended with kisses goodnight and snuggles for a good night's sleep. It was only a couple of hours later when Konar's older brother 12 year old Tyler came running into the room announcing, "Konar is throwing up." With the flu season hitting the nation hard, Pitzer did not think too much of it until she laid eyes on her limp, jaw locked, vomiting and incoherent son. At first she thought he was just not fully awake, but quickly realized he was in serious trouble and called 911.
The doctors soon came back with a diagnosis -- cancer, aggressive cancer. They did not expect him have more than a 20 percent chance to live more than another 3 to 4 years.
Pitzer's legs were weak, her breath taken, and her head filled with questions.
"I was scared beyond words and then devastated asking how could this happen," she said. "I want more than anything to have this cancer in my body for him. To take it away from him and protect him. I am his mother, it is what I do and what I have always done. How can I not fix this?"
Konar is in Sacramento at the Ronald McDonald house for the next six to seven weeks for this wave of treatment. Konar has anaplastic astrocytoma glioma which is considered a high-grade cancer that has infiltrated in the brain tissue and cannot be surgically treated.
Konar was fitted with him mask and received a CT scan on Wednesday. Today, with his hand in his mother's, he will be exploring Sacramento before he receives his port on Friday. A last stretch of peace and then the unthinkable sufferings of radiation on Monday with Chemotherapy on Thursday. It is the treatment plan for many cancer patients that no one can truly understand without having endured it themselves.
Konar is aware of his cancer and what lies ahead. His mom keeps a smile on her face and does not let the tears take control. Pitzer shares, "I see his smiling face every day, his strong spirit, and I realize it is the magic of Konar that is keeping me strong."
Pitzer reflects on the amazing strength of her oldest son who found Konar, held her hand in the ambulance, and comforted her as they waited for the devastating news. "Tyler is a rock and wants to be by my side to help me in any way he can," Pitzer said. Konar has a younger brother who is only 4 and understands his big brother is ill and going away for a while to get better.
There is a strong community of women who live in the Eel River Valley and beyond who have donated their time and energy to helping families and children in need. They do this because they themselves have experienced cancer or some other life threatening illness with their children.
The board of Ethan & Teyler Totes -- well known for thousands of totes filled with items and distributed to UCSF and Stanford to ease the stress of flights and unexpected extended stays -- will be meeting this week to brainstorm how to help this family.
Konar has a couple Facebook pages and on his PrayforKonar page, his father's platoon posted a picture of a get well sign for Konar all the way from Afghanistan stating, "From all of us, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Stay strong little man and we will see you when we get home."
A Hope for Konar Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser is being held on Monday from 5-8 p.m. at the Eureka Elk's Lodge at 445 Herrick Ave. in Eureka with silent and live auctions. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. All proceeds from the fundraiser will go to uncovered medical expenses and any other of Konar's needs.
There will be a takeout option at the fundraiser with signs to direct supporters where to pick up to go orders. The fundraising committee would like to encourage everyone who can to car pool as there is a great response. There have been many donations for the auction and Konar's big brother Tyler will be there to welcome everyone and share the family's gratitude.
Pitzer is saddened that she will be in Sacramento for the fundraiser, but is going to be set up for 10 minute Skype sessions every hour during the fundraiser. "I will never be able to show my appreciation enough for all that is happening in his honor," she said. "I only hope that one day that Konar and I will be able to pay it forward to as many people as we can. The support and thoughtfulness during this has been amazing. We still have a very long road ahead, but the key word is 'long.' My baby deserves a long life filled with all the wonderful things and experiences life has to offer."
Tickets to the event are available at Bev's Real Kids in Henderson Center in Eureka. Donations for the silent auction can be dropped off there. For more information, contact Jennifer at 499-8481.
Konar will spend the next few weeks in Sacramento. Many have wondered how to make his stay better and keep his mind off of his treatment. "He loves Legos, drawing, video games, and Will Smith," said Pitzer.
Due to treatment plans, Konar's diet will change dramatically and travel back and forth will be endless. If you would like to send a care package to Konar and his mom their address is Stephanie Pitzer and Konar Davenport c/o Ronald McDonald House Room 307, 2555 49th St., Sacramento, CA 95817.
Photos by Heather Nyberg-Schlotzhauer/Beacon
1. Konar Davenport is beginning the fight of his life with an inoperable brain tumor that gives him a 20 percent chance to live longer than 3 to 4 years.
2. Konar (left) poses with his mother Stephanie (seated), older brother Tyler (right), and younger brother Mikhail (front).


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Manny from Detroit asks:
In Windows XP is there any ways I can add Notepad to my right-click "Send to" menu?
But of course! Some time or another you will have some kind of a file that you know is just plain text. If you do it a lot, then you know that it can be kind of a pain to keep going into the Start menu and opening Notepad (the simple text editor that comes with Windows) and browse to the file each and every time. This tip will show you how to open the file in Notepad all in one shot – by using the "Send To" function.
Okay. Where is "Send To"? You know when you right-click on a file somewhere on your computer and you right-click a folder to get it to do something quickly? Say you want to print a document, copy a document to another folder, if you read the list, "Send To" is an option. Right-click it.
Depending on how your computer is set up, there will be different areas that you can send that file to. Mine looks like this:
If you notice, Notepad is not on the list. Here's how to get it there.
First, go to your Start button and right-click it. This will bring up a menu. At the top you will see Open, and underneath it you will see Explore.
Left-click on it and a folder view of your computer pops up.
You will see that Start Menu (on the left side) is highlighted. Notice that a couple of entries up (on yours it may even be directly above it) you will see "SendTo". Click on it so that it is highlighted and you will now see all of the shortcuts that are on the "Send To" menu are in the right pane.
Now right-click on the right-side pane and highlight "New" and then select (left-click) "Shortcut".
On the "Create Shortcut" window, type in "notepad.exe" for the box "Type the location of the item", and then click "Next".
On the next window, type in "Notepad" for the box "Type a name for this shortcut", and then click "Finish".
That's it! Now when you right-click a file, you will see the Notepad shortcut and will be able to read those text files with just a (right) click of your mouse.
Try it. I think you'll like it. : )


text: The Taurus Millennium. Heck of a pistol for the price. I saw a used one at Cabela's a couple months ago, for $250, and did not buy it on the spot. Went back the next day and it was gone. I'm kickin' myself. I think their price for new ones is around $350.


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My wife is wanting to start work on a femmando costume as well as her dark jedi. The problem we have ran into is the fact she is rather well endowed up top and when we put my armor plates on her the lower portion sticks out quite a bit off her shirt. Has any of the fem-fetts around here had the same problem? If so how did you fix the problem? I thought about just bending the lower portions of the armor to match the angle, but I am afraid it may not look that good.
Any suggestions would as usual be appreciated.


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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger says he will endeavour to spend the Club's money in "an intelligent way" when the transfer window opens this summer.
The Frenchman was responding to comments from former Gunner Sol Campbell, who claimed that his old club must "push the boat out" when they make new signings.
Wenger says he will continue to try to find the right players to ensure his side can challenge for major honours next season.
"What has not changed at all is our policy that we will be as ambitious as ever and spend the money we have available, if possible in an intelligent and wise way," he said.
"We have always spent money because we are ambitious for top-class players and if you look at the history of our last 15 years, we have always had top-class players. Sol Campbell is one of them."
Wenger accepts that the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea can outbid Arsenal for a player, but says that should not act as a barrier to future success.
"It does not mean you cannot win the title," he said. "There are two basic trophies for me that are the sign of the quality of a team; they are the Premier League and the Champions League.
"The Champions League is prestigious and it is half league and half cup. That means that at the end, the teams who wins must show real quality.
"All the rest, they are trophies of course and they are important, but they do not really reflect the deep quality of a team. The championship does, and we want to win it.
"Our ambition is intact, to win the championship. It depends on how we finish the season to decide how much we need to buy to have a chance to win the championship next season."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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text: Since I started the thread for Grey's last year, I figured I'd go ahead and start one for this year's season too. I would write a little more but overall I really enjoyed the show last night. It had moments that made me laugh (I don't know why but the interns laughing together after George's funeral cracked me up....somehow it seemed appropriate), moments that made me cry (that part with Bailey finding out where George's organs were going to really got to me ), and most of all it kept my attention for the full two hours (and I didn't see the merge with Mercy West coming at all although I thought something was going to happen with regards to the chief). I loved the parts with Izzie and Alex. Their last scene especially was fantastic. You can tell how much the show is trying to hide Ellen's pregnancy but really it wasn't horribly noticable. The whole show felt more like the old Grey's Anatomy and hopefully it stays that way for this whole season. I'm encouraged and excited to see what else is in store for us this season. Thoughts?


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FORT DODGE, Iowa – Each year an estimated 115 children nationwide are the victims of the most serious abductions – those taken by non-family members and either murdered, ransomed or with the intent to keep. An analysis of all attempted abduction cases by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children found that in 84 percent of cases, the children escaped would-be abductors through their own actions.
Parents should talk with their children about safety from predators not as a "once and then done" conversation, but as an ongoing dialogue as their child ages, an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach family life program specialist says.
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Then you have the Weekend Warriors with the fancy Bass Boats.
They buy a $30,000 boat along with $500 to a $1,000 worth of fishing tackle. Then feel that they need a new $35,000 pickup to tow the boat to their favorite launching ramp. Fish all weekend and catch a fish that weights one pound. Do the math on how much that fish costs per pound.
Then you have the Weekend Warriors with the fancy Bass Boats.
They buy a $30,000 boat along with $500 to a $1,000 worth of fishing tackle. Then feel that they need a new $35,000 pickup to tow the boat to their favorite launching ramp. Fish all weekend and catch a fish that weights one pound. Do the math on how much that fish costs per pound.
I call them "Zip" boats....
Because they zip over here and zip over there for the slightest of reasons.
Sorry for contributing to the thread hi-jack in progress...
The bulk of my on the water experience has been in powerboats, where for me the "rules of the road" usually meant staying out of other's way (not that hard to do, and I'm a good sport) Now, I've only been under sail a couple of times without an instructor and it seems that on the bay (near Annapolis at least) the rules of the road are followed by ~50% of sailors and o-peckers alike. Several times this past weekend, I was forced to alter course to avoid shoal areas and other boats, despite being the leeward boat on a starboard tack. Usually its bigger boats sailing short handed that get within 1-2 boatlengths before I'm muscled out of the way. Kinda like big trucks on the highway: move or i will crush you.
But I guess rule #1 still rules: stay out of the way if you don't want a collision.
As for the J-24s that were coming up to you on port tack, they thought they were racing each other and probably did not consider that you were there. I would call them 'race-holes'.
J-24s are racing boats and that is just about all they are good for. I have sailed one and they are fun. Racers seem to think that barges and tugs are in their way and should avoid them which is never the case.
Watch out for any 'official' race and avoid it as you would a barge and tug. This is also considered a courtesy (if you are a racer) as any boat that has to tack more than they need to loses time.
If you don't give a crap then just barge right through the race-holes on a starboard tack. Otherwise you will hear them shouting 'starboard' while requesting you to tack. Port tack defers to starboard. Windward boat defers to leeward boat by racing rules in case of collision.
People are ice-holes everywhere. We all know this from driving anywhere near a big city. Racers are like city drivers for the most part.
As far as power boaters go, there is a saying I heard down on the Chesapeake that says: "July and August are the 'Shake and Bake' months"; meaning that the wakes from powerboats and the lack of wind leave you baking in the sun and with the lack of wind your boat 'shakes' with every power boat wake that passes you.
Power boats have their place. I just don't have a place for one in my life right now. I respect working power boats more than pleasure craft that some absent minded dentist might be driving: fishing, crabbing (yes, they are working), and commercial vessels all are in my list of vessels to avoid when under sail (or motoring).
People are idiots everywhere. Give some respect and you might get some at odd moments.
My best.
Goes back to motorcycle riding
Watch out for the idiots in the cages (cars for those who've never rode).
|I bought a video camera so I can video them trying to swamp my boat, this happen twice last year while I was under full sail. One boat kept turning towards me as I tried to turn away so that he could pass within 20 feet, and every one on board the stickpot turn to watch the sail boat rock in his wake. This year I'll have a cd to give the CG.
I feel very lucky to be at Perry Lake KS. The stinkpotters that we have generally stay at the other end of the lake. Even if I go down to the far end, the stinkpotters that I have come across are very nice. Never an unnecessary wake, and always a friendly wave. We even have had a few come all the way up to our end of the lake to drop anchor and watch a race or two.
Of course they have been good for some entertainment as well. A year ago the lake was WAY up. Our large rock breakwater was under water about 10 inches. A very large and very nice stinkpot thought he would just motor up into our marina, and hit the submerged rocks very, very hard. I guess they don't teach you red, right, returning in stinkpot school.
|Yes, sailboats can be rude too...but it happens far less and is usually far less dangerous... Last year, we got wake rocked by an idiot in a go-fast, and people on a nearby CD25 were actually injured because of the four foot high wake that the idiot caused. Being 18' wide does have some advantages.
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Its not just stinkpotters that mar a good sail. Saturday we were out in really fine conditions with a rare NW wind, which allowed us to explore a part of the bay we normally avoid. So here we are close hauled on a starboard tack and notice two sailboats approaching from port. My initial judgement was that the lead boat, a J-24, would have to alter course and duck under my stern and that the follow boat would pass astern without altering course. Well the J-24 did not alter course or make indication of intent other than continue reaching on his port tack. So, I took the initiative and ducked under his stern, which then forced the follow boat to alter his course to avoid us. My thoughts were that the J 24 was rude and probably does not know what he was doing. So, its not just stinkpotters.
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Hey guys, I'll be going to USF in the fall, just figured id go ahead and get to know everyone in the Club.
I live in Gainesville right now, so i'm excited to move to Tampa
Hey guys
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Posted 10 March 2011 - 05:29 PM
sweet. there are a lot of people that have decided to start coming to USF this next fall, so we deff will start to have an excessive number of bodies that are willing to play tournaments. =D
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Posted 10 March 2011 - 10:51 PM
hell yeah man, i definitely plan on playing often.
oh, and quick question, where do yall keep your gear?
oh, and quick question, where do yall keep your gear?
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This is a carbon fiber Boba Fett helmet. The detail is extraordinary. What do you think?
This is a carbon fiber Boba Fett helmet. The detail is extraordinary. What do you think?
Looks good...is it cast off a Don Post Deluxe? Is it the real Carbon Fibre that costs the earth or the stuff you mix with resin?
Does look good....
This is 5.7oz carbon fiber cloth that is applied using a plastic called 16-30. No resin used here. In general, resin is an awful material to use. Resin is soft. 16-30 is dense and what we use in studio molds for helmets and costumes.
Sounds pretty damn good...
Hey brother,
I was wondering when you'd find your way here. Welcome aboard. I know we've interacted but I'm not 100% sure if I sold you some armor.
I believe I was Fettcollector777 at the time.
Heh. I did buy some armor on EBAY about a year ago. I haven't assembled it yet. I'm slow like that.
I was watching your site but you took the helmet stuff off and seemed to be focusing on MG's and trooper items. It's nice to see the helmets and the webley.
I'm PMing you ahbout them.
Yep. I got back to building my Boba costume again. What do you think of the Webley. I know. I know. Bad pictures. I just finished it last night.
Here it is...
Looks good! I'm the same way with procrastination on my Fett armor - poor thing has taken a backseat twice in lieu of Stormtrooper and Vader projects.
Old thread is pretty **** old, and I don't see any pics other than some pouches in the link above?


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Wednesday 3rd August 2011
With the incredible media coverage of pre-season matches these days we can be forgiven for forgetting that they are no more than part of our overall preparation. Five matches in and every half of football has seen considerable team changes as our entire squad moves closer to their peak fitness in time for the opening day of the real stuff. With Highbury still fresh in most of our minds it seems incredible that the weekend just gone saw the fifth Emirates Cup.
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04-07-2013, 05:52 PM #25Steve Flacco, Apparently
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In a universe with a heaven, what is life expect another version of the womb? A short, limited experience before eternity. Heaven gives us a place to fix our regrets, settle old grudges, tell people we love them. But if its not there, then we have to use our life for that.My motto was always to keep swinging. Whether I was in a slump or feeling badly or having trouble off the field, the only thing to do was keep swinging. -Hank Aaron
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Re: How can anyone still believe in God
This is their (your) one shot and then it's all a big nothing so you must, by definition, live an incredibly full life.
The concept of heaven and hell is a religious concept, created in the minds of a finite being. It's an extension of the same vein attempt to explain the unexplainable.
This is a journey and death is a mere door into the next journey. I don't assume that once I leave this world, I am going to go to a place that has all the answers.
Hell, along with predetermination/predestination, and biblical literalism, are the biggest reasons why I distanced myself from Christianity. Jesus was anything but a biblical literalist. In fact, it's what got him into so much trouble. It's troubling to try and understand how a religion that dons the man's name doesn't follow what he preached. Of the many men and women -who I would consider very intelligent and eminent voices of the faith- that I've spoken with about the Bible, all of them flirt with equivocation with their pick and choose approach to how they interpret the bible.Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
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Re: How can anyone still believe in God
Here's some sad news that has to do with this thread.
Rick Warren's son committed suicide. He was on 27 yrs old. He had mental disorders for quite awhile and was seeing the best doctors in the country. He hinted of suicide a decade ago and told his famous father, I know I'm going to heaven so why don't I just kill myself now.
Suicide is usually equivalent to murder but in this case only God knows if he was truly saved. He had a disease so he might get off. I know I wouldn't want to face God on my judgement day shortly after killing myself.
This is a tough issue.
Warren is the famous pastor of the Saddleback Church in California and wrote the famous Purpose Driven Life and Purpose Driven Church books. They sold more copies than just about any book in history and made skillions for Warren. He gave back every cent his church paid him during the last 25 years and tithes 90% of his book receipts while living on 10% but that still comes to about a couple of million pr yr for him.
He's also a leader in the so-called Emergent or Emergencing Church and leader of the post modern era. He sends millions to third world countries as well as to Aids research and victims.
Re: How can anyone still believe in God
First off, I think we need to separate organized religion with the idea of God. I do not believe in prophets, I believe no man has any extra perception of the divine. Religion is rule of law for society in its origin.
When I was a freshman in college I embroiled myself in spirituality, meditation, God. I actually became delusional, I thought I was connected to the divine. My thoughts were not inherently mine, I thought. internal and external perceptions melded into melody. In this way I found patterns in my walking life, it became mentally unhealthy when I couldn't stop creating patterns of numbers, sequential numbers, I attached emotions to numbers leaving my emotional responses quite irregular during this time period. I would walk alone in the woods and read animals, the movement of water, it all spoke to me because I thought god existed in everything and I thought I had a medium of communication. It was quite a bizarre situation.. (No I was not tripping), this occurred for I'd say 4-5 month period
Ultimately I think that the idea of God is interesting and it captivates man. Man wants answers and perception and continual change play roles in our development as humans. God is an idea, and one that man will be talking about long after we're dead and the reasons are clear. We have no definite solutions just our perceptions.
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Re: How can anyone still believe in God
Showtime is running it's movie "Borgias" (the original crime family) about a corrupt Pope who actually had a hit man and actually used him. It shows how corrupt the early church was and the abuse of power by the early popes. There were tons of illigitimate kids from the early popes and today we have the scandals from the priests. Not much has changed.
The Pope in 1960 said the incense from the force has infiltrated the walls of the vatican. He was putting the cardinals and priests on notice that he knew about their satan worship and it spread to France and eventually the south east of the U.S. The term was never used again.
The Force is a old testament Jewish term for Satan and George Lucas used it in his Star Wars
movie when they said may be force be with you. He was actually talking about Satan and nobody knew it. Lucas is Jewish and well familiar with the old testament and the term.
I really don't think God intended the church to go from the Upper Room to the Catholic Church and a pope. When Cornelius bowed to St Peter, Peter said no. You bow to no one except God.
I'm really this close from dropping out of church and worshipping God in my own way. I get better sermons on TV anyway.
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Just going to bump this thread because it was very interesting. Also, what a representation of atheists here! I'm pleasantly surprised. I'm a proud one myself.
Wind is not transcendent. While it cannot be seen, it can be felt on the skin, it can be heard, and if it is carrying the right particles it can be smelled. It can be detected irrefutably and scientifically. Nothing about god or gods--timelessness, mysteriousness, needing to rely on faith to know it's there--applies to wind. Or, really, to any force of nature that simply cannot be seen but can be proven in myriad other ways, e.g., gravity, magnetic waves, radiation, etc.
Matt Dillahunty is the most famous host of a show I like on YouTube called "The Atheist Experience." (Perhaps a few posters here like HoustonRaven have even heard of it? It's based in Austin, TX.) Anyway, one of Matt's most famous sayings is, "Faith is the reason people give when they don't have a good reason."My Ravens Blog: Brittany Rants About Football
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Re: How can anyone still believe in God
Is this the concept you're referring to, HR? If so, yes I have considered it. 1) I can't force myself to believe for the sake of a bet. I don't believe in god/gods because my mind does not allow me. It is illogical to me. 2) If a god is worth my worship, it shouldn't be able to be tricked this way. Because really, this is a hedging of bets that amounts to working the system.
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What scientists don't know proves to me the existence of a higher being just as much as we have been able to prove. For every time a scientist figures out why something happens, there's 5 new doors opened leading Man in another direction. The more we study the vastness of space or the vast world of microbiology that we're just now beginning to discover, let alone explain, the more we realize that what we don't know as a race is far more than what we actually do know.
I don't look at Faith as a competition of who's right or "logically superior" to someone else. Perhaps there's our fundamental difference. Faith (or lack of) is a deeply personal issue, and while it's being discussed openly here, isn't something one should force on to one another.
Faith is the absence of logic so of course, as someone who sees Faith through the prism of logic, cannot understand.
It's common to hear the moment of the big bang referred to as an Infinitely dense, infinitely small ball of energy. There is no such quantity as "infinite." It's not a number, it's a direction you count in. Calling something "infinitely small" or "infinitely dense" tries to call a counting process a quantity. It's a slick trick to paper over the fact that if there ever was any point of origin of "the universe," physics completely lacks the tools to describe it. All it can even try to describe is events after the origin. It is ridiculously comical when someone points to something like M-theory or String theory (Theoretical mathematical iteration masquerading as if it could ever be more than just that, theoretical.) as exhibit 'A' as to why theism/deism should be mocked and is unnecessary mysticism.
In A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawkins eludes to the idea that science will know the answer to all questions worth asking. The operative words here being "worth asking". In order to set things straight, in classic western-scientific triumphalist fashion, he proclaims "philosophy is dead". Ignoring the enormous hubris of such a statement, thinj of the irony alone; itself of course being a philosophical statement, subscribing to its own philosophy. The reason for dismissing philosophy is simple. It rids of all questions that do not admit a scientific answer as simply non-questions, or psuedo-questions. The error in this thinking is simple, Said best by Sir Peter Medawar, "Scientists must however never be tempted into mistaking the necessity of reason for the sufficiency of reason. Rationalism falls short of answering the many simple and childlike questions people ask: questions about origins and purposes such as are often comtemptuously dismissed as non- questions or pseudoquestions, although people understand them clearly enough and long to have answers. These are intellectual pains that rationalists-- like bad physicians confronted by ailments they cannot diagnose or cure-- are apt to dismiss as "imagination." it is not to rationalism that we look for answers to these simple questions because rationalism chides the endeavor to look at all."Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
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Re: How can anyone still believe in God
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal's_Wager). But it was indeed just a discussion point. Hopefully, I've made you a little more familiar with a common interpretation of Pascal's Wager. :)
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I use CDNN to get my Glock factory mags. They almost always have the best prices on the web, and if you wait for a weekend to order, they usually run a weekend shipping special (on and off for the last few months, the special has been $5.99 shipping, and one or two free items like adhesive target stickers or gun lube). At this price, I can order one mag, delivered, and it's five to ten bucks cheaper than I can buy it locally.
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Just make sure it says "new factory" if you want factory Glock mags. Be aware that the mags are purchased in bulk and re-packaged, so the mags won't come in Glock packaging. They also carry cheap imports and knock-off mags, but I don't buy or use those. Once in a while, they have great deals on used factory mags (police trade-ins, usually), but I haven't seen many of those lately. The used factory mags are great for "range mags", or general target/competition shooting, but I'm not sure I'd trust them for serious defensive use without extensive testing.


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