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Thread: G5 Asd Tool!
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G5 Asd Tool!
I had six new arrows ready to go for the opener nexted week, gold tip 7595
with wraps and blazers. I had the shop cut to length but ask them not to install the inserts. I purchased the ASD tool and followed the instructions. First squaring of the end of the shaft, and then setting the inserts. After they where set I used the black marker on the face of the inserts to darken then in. Then I rotated the cutting head for Aluminum as stated in the instructions. When done the inserts will be perfectly squared off with no run over of material. Nexted I put a Slick Trick magnum 100 together and spin tested, after a few adjustments to the head and nok, she was spinning true. I also pulled out a target arrow that was not used on the ASD tool and set a Trick on it as well. The target arrow was spin tested and adjusted as best you can get. This was also the same arrow I used the other day and had good arrow flight from. At twenty five yards I set the broadhead target with the 1" sticker and shot the target arrow, It was real close to the sticker. Next was the arrow that was run thru the ASD, this arrow appeared to have a little smoother flight and was spot on. I pulled both arrows and shot he ASD arrow five more times. There was a real noticeable difference in arrow flight and accuracy. DB has mentioned this tool several times recently, I have know of it since it came out but was a little skeptical. Thanks again DB smooth straight arrows, even at thirty yards. I guess its all about the little things.09 Mathews Reezen, Tru Ball releases and Sights, Gold Tip Arrows, Slick Tricks, Limb Saver Equipment, John Deere, Polaris Ranger, Big Game and Summit stands. And doing all that is possible to protect and preserve our Hunting Heritage.
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I work in construction for a living, and I'll tell you- if it ain't square to start then you might as well start over!! I worked at a pro shop for about five years and we used the g5 tool on every arrow we cut. When arrow saws get dull ( or better yet when techs get in a hurry!!!!) uneven cuts results in imperfect flight. When I say imperfect I am talking to the guys who acetone off extra glue around their fletchings!!! But these are the same guys who take this sport seriously.
I'm a firm believer in the ASD too...I always square of both ends of my arrows (the nock end is just as important)...all those little things add up in the end. You may be a little hesitant to buy one but let me tell you its the best money you can spend that will immediately increase consistency & accuracy. For those that dont wanna spend the money you can make a homemade version too.Extreme Strings Staff......www.extremebowstrings.com
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Jonathan De Graeve wrote:
> I think it is already reported and will be fixed in the 1.22 release.
> IIRC it was a bug in the ipsec-tools
I don't know about Jason, but the problem still exists with 1.22 for me.
When I back down to 1.2 IPSEC works just fine for extended periods.
Jason, did 1.22 fix your ipsec issue?
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Jason King [mailto:jking at informs dot com]
> Verzonden: donderdag 16 maart 2006 21:43
> Aan: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Onderwerp: [m0n0wall] VPN bug in 1.21
> I didn't get much of a response from this earlier so I've decided to
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> I think I have found a bug in 1.21. I have been using 1.2 for a while
> now. These are the points of interest.
> I have 2 IPSec VPN connections connecting us to 4 different hosts. Both
> of these tunnels work perfectly on 1.2. The only time these connections
> go down is when there is some problem on the remote end, not with the
> m0n0wall.
> Having said that, I tried upgrading a month ago to 1.21 which was
> running off of a PC. I switched the firewall that previous night and
> started it up and tested connectivity, everything appeared to be fine
> (didn't check the vpn connections). Came in the next morning and I was
> getting complaints that users couldn't get to those remote hosts through
> the IPSec VPN tunnel. So I checked the tunnels. One of the tunnels was
> up, but one was not. I called the remote host admins and asked what
> could be wrong. They told me nothing changed on their side and so since
> the only thing I changed was from 1.2 to 1.21 I decided it must be me.
> Anyway, I took down 1.21 and put the 1.2 back in place. Both VPN tunnels
> came up just fine and people continued to working.
> I recently got approved for a soekris net4801 with the vpn1411 addon
> board (joy). I decided I would try the net48xx version of 1.21 and see
> if that made a difference. It was no different. This time I tested the
> VPN connections before I left and discovered that the same problem as
> before was still there. So I had to flash my CF card with 1.2 instead of
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I used to be one of those people who grabbed a coffee on the way to class or work and called it breakfast. Somewhere around the time that I began my first full-time job and started to run for exercise, I decided to try behaving like an adult and make breakfast a priority. I haven't looked back since.
Breakfast during the week is what I dream about on my morning run, it's my fuel and nourishment. On the weekends it's a recreational activity – going out and getting the freshest bread we can find, trying a new restaurant, meeting up with friends, making something warm and slightly elaborate and enjoying it over too much coffee and the weekend papers.
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"Resistance is coming after you, and it manifests itself in many ways. It can come as urgent and yet not important, it can come as a "feel good" habit to take you off your game. You must know that everyday and many times a day, Resistance will come knocking. Resist Resistance and it will flee. Your best work is in THIS hour and in THIS day. Conquer resistance by working daily with God's destiny plan for your life."Have you identified Resistance in your life and the ways it manifests?Are you … [Read more...]
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Let not steadfast love and faithfulness forsake you; bind them around your neck; write them on the tablet of your heart. Proverbs 3:3 (ESV)As we continue living under the guidance of a Father, we see that it is worth any cost to keep the treasure he defines as valuable close to us. This is illustrated in Proverbs as wearing it around the neck as an identifying pendant and having it imprinted in the tablet of the heart. This two-fold treasure is to be displayed and internalized if we are … [Read more...]
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Sitting on the side of my bed trying to remember where I left my flip flops so I could travel down the stairs to find the bathroom in the dark, was such a difficult moment for me one early summer morning. I couldn't tell you exactly why, except for the fact my season of transition weighed heavily on what I've been letting go of. For too long I have lived a life where I had no problem trying to make something happen. Whenever a need or a want would arise, there I was putting the cart before the ho … [Read more...]


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The battle over the federal deficit hasn't flipped in favor of the Democrats. The GOP isn't suddenly at grave risk of losing its House majority.
But after two years of getting pummeled over spending and the size of government, Democrats now appear to have found a political weapon that's capable of evening out the fight: Medicare.
The popular entitlement program wasn't the sole issue behind Kathy Hochul's upset victory in a New York special election Tuesday night, but strategists in both parties say it was an important force. And for the first time since November, the idea that Democrats might have a shot at winning back the House is no longer a laughing matter.
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As the design-and-construction workflow continues its wholesale move into the cloud, you can expect that developers new and old will keep finding ways to enhance—and leverage—the seemingly boundless platform. We've rounded up the latest software updates and launches from around the industry. Did we miss something? Let us know in the comments section.
EcoDesigner Star, Graphisoft
Graphisoft designed its EcoDesigner Star software, an ArchiCAD extension, to facilitate thermal building energy modeling during the design phases of a project. The program uses building energy modeling export interfaces, including gbXML and PHPP, to enable collaboration among project team members and to allow data exporting from ArchiCAD to applications that evaluate project compliance with local building codes. The software performs climate analysis, detects thermal bridging, and handles multiple thermal blocks in calculations.
Flir One, Flir
Smartphones' jobsite uses continue to grow. Flir—which designs and manufactures thermal-imaging technology for applications spanning national defense to traffic control—integrated its infrared thermal-imaging technology in an iPhone case. For use with the iPhone 5 running at least iOS 7, Flir One comprises a case fitted with each of a thermal and visible camera as well as an app. The app and case work together to convert infrared energy detected in still or video captures through the app into electronic signals shown as a colorful gradients atop a video or image. The result is a hardware–software combo that helps to detect defects such as heat loss around windows and doors, overloaded electrical circuits, leaking ducts, and moisture—or, you know, how warm your cat is after its nap. Operates in temperatures ranging 32 F to 113 F. The device will launch this spring.
Tally, Autodesk Labs
A plug-in Web app from Autodesk Labs, Tally lets designers calculate the environmental impact of their material choices more quickly and economically than though a traditional life-cycle assessment by bringing the functionality into an Autodesk Revit model. The app's software was developed by architecture, planning, and research firm KieranTimberlake
Revizto 2.1, Viziera
Viziera's Revizto platform, which lets users convert BIM or SketchUp files into interactive 3D spaces, updated the software earlier this month to allow projects to be exported and shared directly to a website. That's not the only innovation of late for the promising application. At Autodesk University in December 2013, the company launched Revizto 2.0, whose claims include rendering Revit objects four-times faster than the previous version and includes high-resolution imagery. A free viewer is available for PC, Mac, Android tablets, and Web browsers subscribers of its paid Editor and Workspace platforms.
ArchiCAD STAR(T) Edition 2014, Graphisoft
Graphisoft tweaked its ArchiCAD 17 BIM software in this new suite targeting the needs of smaller architectural practices. ArchiCAD STAR(T) Edition 2014 includes priority-based connection that automatically provide construction documentation for level sections and details, better graphical representation of materials in sections and element surfaces when operating in 3D views, and an improved 3D editing process. This chart compares the features offered in ArchiCAD 17 BIM and the new ArchiCAD STAR(T) Edition 2014.
Autodesk 360 CAM, Autodesk
Autodesk is taking its computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) platform to the cloud in an effort to smooth collaboration among product-design teams. Launched at Autodesk University in December 2013 and currently in its beta release with an anticipated launch later this year, the company's CAM 360 application incorporates CNC programming tools, and the company's digital prototyping platform and its newly updated Fusion 360 modeling capabilities. Designed for use with PC or Mac operating systems. Among Fusion 360's updates is the addition of a design timeline to its direct modeling tools as well as an improved cloud-based project management dashboard, and additional commands that automate previously manual tasks such as imputing text as a sketch and joining components based on their current locations, rather than snap joints. Autodesk also is releasing a new edition of its Autodesk 360 project collaboration tool, which offers access to all project team members from vendors to customers and to designers for tasks such as specifications, renderings, and schematics.
Trimble Field Points, Trimble
Designed to help contractors and engineers create two- and three-dimensional field points within CAD or BIM files by matching digital designs with the construction site, Trimble Field Points software's point-creation workflows can be used in assemblies such as anchor bolt locations, curtainwall attachments, and hanger or sleeve locations. The program syncs with the company's Field Link for Structures and Field Link for MEP to expedite workflow. Users can import field data into the software while staying within their CAD or BIM program of choice. Launched in January at World of Concrete in Las Vegas and at the AHR Expo in New York, the software will be available in the first quarter of 2014.
Adobe Photoshop CC, Adobe Systems
Adobe is brining 3D modeling capabilities to its Photoshop Creative Cloud software, allowing users to build models from scratch or refine existing ones, as well as preview and prepare their designs for printing via a locally connected printer or through its integrated access to online 3D printing services including Shapeways and Sketchfab 3D. The program includes automated mesh repair and support structure generation. The update launched Jan. 16.


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Attorney General Kamala D. Harris Issues Statement on the Death of Maya Angelou
SAN FRANCISCO -- California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris issued the following statement on the death of Maya Angelou:
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Satirists occupy a perilous position—to skewer dogma and cant, and to antagonize the establishment while needing its protection.
Drones have hurt AQAP in the past, but they also antagonize Yemenis and swell the ranks of AQAP recruits.
For all his flinty wit and occasional impulse to antagonize, Ed Koch was, in the end, almost impossible to dislike.
So far in the States, he has eschewed the roaring, pumping, and scolding so as not to antagonize his new teammates and opponents.
Diplomatically, though, the big news is that Obama and Netanyahu will not antagonize each other.
Jaime suddenly realized the odiousness of his behavior in coming to antagonize another in his own house in broad daylight.
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But at every turn you manage to antagonize me and to rebel against me.
First, how can temperance work "antagonize the interests of the Company?"
On the other hand, we have inexcusable passions, because their psychological tendency is to antagonize the development of society.
1630s, "to compete with," from Greek antagonizesthai "to struggle against, oppose, be a rival" (see antagonist). Meaning "to struggle against continuously" is recorded from 1742. Related: Antagonized; antagonizing.


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|Name: collectd-spamassassin
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|Version: 4.10.2
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 3.3
|Build date: Wed Feb 23 00:57:27 2011
|Group: System/Monitoring
|Build host: build15
|Size: 8038
|Source RPM: collectd-4.10.2-3.3.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://collectd.org/
|Summary: Spamassassin Monitoring for collectd
Plugin for filling collectd with statistics from the SpamAsssassin anti-spam engine.
GNU General Public License (GPL)
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welcome to the boxing forum, where i am the moderator.
i know that can sometimes cause an unspoken divide, but hopefully that isn't the case and i promise not to edit any of your posts unless i disagree with you.
as a font of boxing knowledge i'm able to take guesses at any of your queries, or redirect you to threads where other experts have already commented.
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Not a month goes by when there isn't an announcement in the business press about some dramatic or interesting change in the retail sector. Putting aside all of the bad news we've endured over the past three or four years about store closings and failings of long-established chains, it's not difficult to find so-called "trend" stories that feature retailing innovations. Competition is tough, and even small stores are looking for an edge
Some trends are more long-lived than others. For instance, there was the recent story regarding chain restaurants moving into prime mall spaces vacated by well-known retail tenants. Then there is the more established movement of pop-up stores taking up temporary spaces in the vacant storefronts of busy shopping districts, either to move slow-selling merchandise or cash in on holidays like Halloween or Christmas. And there is an increasing number of clothing stores, with moderately priced goods, attempting to add value for consumers by creating a shopping experience through novel designs and artful fixtures. (That one actually baffles me. I don't want an experience when shopping for a shirt. I just want a shirt.)
The savvy bulk vending operator would be well advised to pay close attention to retailing trends that appear in the business news and to observe them at local shopping centers and malls. There may be profit potential embedded in what I'll call the "new retailing." That's not to say pop-up stores will entirely replace traditional mom-and-pop stores served by small operators, nor will giant mall-based chains vanish overnight for larger operators. What I am suggesting is that many bulk vending operators are uniquely positioned to take advantage of the trends currently underway in retailing as another piece of business. Ancillary perhaps, but still profitable.
Never before in the long history of bulk vending have operators had so much access to such a wide range of equipment or merchandise. Operators who once simply filled gum, capsule and peanut venders now possess the expertise to operate skill cranes, prize merchandisers and other equipment types. Whether they took on these new equipment types to aggressively expand density within existing locations or defensively to block other operators from taking over accounts, they have expanded their knowledge and equipment bases.
To be sure, bulk vending operators know how to market. A good operator can size up a location and quickly determine the key demographic. It's just a matter of matching the equipment and merchandise to potential costumers.
For small and midsize operators, these valuable capacities combined with the readiness to act and react are powerful business advantages. A pop-up store can turn equipment sitting idle in a warehouse into profits, if only for a few weeks. A sports bar taking up a large mall space can prove highly profitable for a nearby rack of bulk heads or skill crane filled with licensed sports products (Sammy's Sports Arena proved just how successful this strategy could be).
While the bulk vendor's move into new equipment categories over the past several years has been much discussed, very little has been said about how that change can be profitably applied to an evolving retail climate.
Unfortunately, the vast majority of operators will drive by these opportunities on their way to the next mom-and-pop location. However, there will be an innovative few who ask a simple question, "How can I apply my equipment and expertise to that business model?"


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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The 10 keys to a healthy life
will be the topic of an upcoming lecture at Lindsey Wilson
Dr. Christopher K. Peters of Louisville, Ky.,
will speak about "Top 10 List for a Healthy Lifestyle" at 3:30 p.m.
CT on Tuesday, Oct. 22, in the Norma and Glen Hodge Center for
Discipleship, 402 Helen Flatt Drive.
The talk is part of LWC's second-annual Dr. Henry
Baughman Visiting Fellows Program.
Peters, who is a psychiatrist with the University of
Louisville Physicians, will discuss how lead a healthy mental
lifestyle. A Kentucky native, Peters works in sports medicine and
has been a consultant for U of L athletic teams.
Peters said his talk will focus on young adults and
include "tips for achieving wellness, balance and moderation --
things that we in America don't always do well."
"The focus of the talk will be, taking from the field of
mental health, what are the kinds of things that we've learned that
one can incorporate into their life to create better balance and
well-being," Peters said.
Peters said that many American have "work-hard, play-hard
mentality" that "gets us all into trouble."
"We're an excessive society … and I think that can be
challenging if you don't try to balance things out," he said. "Even
good things can become bad if you do too much of it."
An assistant professor in the U of L School of Medicine
Department of Pediatrics, Peters' area of specialties are child and
adolescent psychiatry. He's also studied autism, bipolar disorder,
depression and sports medicine.
The Dr. Henry Baughman Visiting Fellows Program was
established in 2012 by Henry Baughman of Stanford, Ky. The program
invites a scholar in the field of health, safety and wellness to
give a public talk and meet with LWC students. Modeled on the
prestigious Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program, the mission of
the Baughman Visiting Fellows Program is to enlighten area
residents and LWC students about critical life issues.
A retired college professor, Baughman helped start
Western Kentucky University's emergency medical
technologist/training program, and he also shaped some of
Kentucky's regulations for emergency technologists.
The Dr. Henry Baughman Lecutre will be streamed
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Im not sure if anyone rele checks MMA Universe any more or even if cares if their profile is up to date, but do people not think with the rise in popularity of the NSAC Amateur rules that there should be a 3rd record listing for NSAC Amateur on MMA Universe??
I realise not many people bother with their MMA Universe account any more and not many promoters even send in their results to the website, but i think adding the 3rd Amateur level makes sense.. my argument is that atm there is only Amateur and Semi Pro records, the general assumption being Amateur is C-Class and Semi-Pro is B-Class!! So in which category does NSAC Amateur fights go?? I think atm this can be a problem, if you look at 2 profiles both saying Amateur 3-0 you have no clue whether these fights were C or A class, which obviously makes a huge difference, the same can be said for anyone putting NSAC under the Semi Pro title or now referring to Semi Pro as Amateur..
For anyone competing at all 3 levels their profile looks a mess.. i think it would make sense to have separate records for Amateur, Semi Pro and NSAC or even simply list them as C-Class, B-Class and A-Class.. it just doesnt make sense to have 3 levels of Amateur but only list them under 2 titles
Would be nice if they updated it for the New Year, anyone agree or know if MMA Uni plans to update the fighter archive??


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'"We would have been a pretty down club if we didn't walk out of here with a point at the end of the night," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "That point at the end of the year, you may point to that point and say that's the point that got you in."'
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- Keep UAC on.
- in the rare case you have to log in from the choose-account-screen as an admin: plug out your network cable from the router (probably easier to reach than the back of your computer). Do this before loggin in and plug it back in after loggin out.
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CLEVELAND -- Consumer Reports is urging U.S. regulators to set limits for arsenic in rice after an investigation by the independent product testing group found "significant" levels of the known carcinogen in rice and many products made from the popular grain.
The magazine's tests of dozens of brown and white rices and rice products -- ranging from cereal to rice cakes -- found that all contained arsenic in both inorganic and organic forms. Inorganic arsenic is a known carcinogen that has been linked to a variety of cancers, including skin, lung and bladder, as well as heart disease and other illnesses. Organic arsenic is believed to be less harmful, but some forms are classified as possible carcinogens, Consumer Reports said.
The investigation found there was often more arsenic in brown rice than in white, because arsenic is concentrated in its outer layers, which are removed to make white rice.
Arsenic appears naturally in soil, but Consumer Reports says levels have been increased by use of pesticides, fertilizer and animal feed that contain it.
There are federal limits for the amount of arsenic allowed in drinking water, but there are none for rice and most other foods. The consumer advocacy group is calling on the government to set limits on arsenic in food and ban its use in agriculture.
FDA said it has concerns about arsenic in rice and is studying the issue, but in the meantime has no recommendation for consumers to limit their intake.
The magazine suggests that consumers limit themselves to one serving a day, especially for babies. It also suggests rinsing and then boiling rice in a 6 to 1 water ratio to remove about one-third of the arsenic.


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LONG BEACH -- In his fourth trip to Long Beach for the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race, Mark Steines has been pegged the one to beat.
Host of Hallmark Channel's "Home & Family" and past "Entertainment Tonight" personality, Steines is one of 19 participants who will race in the prestigious 10-lap charitable event on April 20 as part of the 39th annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Asked if he is feeling the pressure, Steines smiled and said, "Not at all. "
"Each year this experience gets a little better," he said Tuesday. "I am looking forward to race day. I definitely feel like I have an advantage being that I've been a part of this race for the past three years, but anything can happen on race day. "
Steines joins stars Kate del Castillo, Jesse Metcalfe, Jenna Elfman, Michael Trucco and Olympic Gold Medalist and Long Beach native Jessica Hardy for the 37th annual charity race benefiting Miller Children's Hospital in Long Beach and Children's Hospital of Orange County.
The April 20 charity race - which has previously attracted celebrities such as George Lucas, Cameron Diaz, Paul Newman, Patrick Dempsey and Keanu Reeves - is one of six races taking place race weekend.
The Grand Prix, the city's biggest event, draws an estimated 175,000 people and brings an estimated $25 million in revenue to the city of Long Beach.
Las Vegas oddsmaker Anthony Curtis, who for fun makes race predictions, has for the past six years bench-marked Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race participants by watching training exercises and drawing on his knowledge of the famed 1.97-mile circuit through downtown Long Beach.
Steines' 6-1 odds are the longest for a favorite since Curtis began evaluating the field, and they are closely followed by the handicapping on actor Trucco, racing analyst Rutledge Wood, motocross champion Andy Bell and philanthropist Carter Lay.
"This year's odds structure paints a picture of a wide-open race with several skilled celebrities challenging the pro drivers for the win," Curtis said. "Watching all the challengers in action gives me insight into who is ready for the adrenaline rush of race day and who needs more practice. In the end, the celebrities and pros alike play an important role of supporting the charitable goal of the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race. "
The Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race is the longest-running, corporate-sponsored event of its kind and benefits Racing for Kids, a national fundraising program supporting U.S. children's hospitals. Since 1991, Toyota has donated more than $2 million on behalf of the race and its participants.
Curtis called this year's charity race the tightest one in the six years he's watched the celebrities, partly because several of the stars are returning drivers.
"Experience is really huge," he said. "So the guys that are coming back ... they've all done this before. ... In the past, we've seen celebrities that come back and do very, very well. "
Hardy, who is no stranger to the streets in Long Beach, said the experience has been surreal.
"This has been the coolest thing ever - I'm really loving it, it's been awesome," she said during Tuesday's practice. "I feel like I know what I'm doing, and actually Toyota lent me a Scion that I have been driving ever since (Willow Springs), so I feel very comfortable. "
She added that she is proud to have her fellow competitors see the beauty of Long Beach.
"This is the prettiest place you could ever imagine having a race," Hardy said. "We are right here on the water, the Palm Trees, there is not a cloud in the sky, this is beautiful - I am super proud of my hometown, to have an event like this and be part of it, it's perfect. "


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- [Groundbreaking, Dan Danciger Jewish Community Center]
- Six men in suits dig shovels into dirt at the groundbreaking of the Dan Danciger Jewish Community Center in 1964. The name tag of the man second from the left reads "Jake Feldman" and the man third from the left has a name tag which says "Louis Bockstein," the other men are unknown. The sign in the background reads: "Dan Danciger Jewish Community Center Cadenhead Construction Co. Inc. General Contractor Wyatt C. Hedrick Architect - Engineer Sub-Contractors" The names below "Sub-Contractors" are obscured by the men in the foreground.
- [Past presidents, B'nai B'rith Lodge, Ft Worth]
- Photograph of the past presidents of the B'nai B'rith Lodge in Fort Worth. There are seventeen men in two rows with a singular man standing by himself behind the second row. The men in the front row are seated in padded chairs and those behind are standing. They are in an unknown room with vertical stripes on the wall behind them and a patterned carpet on the floor. Seated, left to right: Arthur Rosenthal; unidentified; Herbie Berkowitz; Jack Gerrick; unidentified; Buddy Rosen; Leon Gachman. Standing, left to right: Jerry Wolens; Lou Barnett; Ben Gilbert; Joe Herman; Wally Nass; Sidney Raimey; Max Kaye; Milton Simon; Sidney Levinson; Al Wexler.


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FLORENCE – One hundred percent of the spring 2012 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) graduates at Francis Marion University passed the NCLEX-RN licensure examination on their first attempt. This pass rate places FMU among the top-ranking universities in the state for NCLEX-RN success.
Forty graduates posted perfect pass rates on the first attempt of the NCLEX exam and are licensed professional nurses.
"We are extremely proud of our nursing graduates, as well as our outstanding faculty," said Ruth Wittmann- Price, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Nursing. "This 100 percent performance is the result of much hard work and also reflects the success of FMU's nursing curriculum that requires students to demonstrate that they have the knowledge and skills we want for every nursing student and for every graduate."
FMU's spring 2011 graduating class of 33 experienced a 100 percent pass rate on their first attempt of the NCLEX-RN licensure examination as well.
Visit FMU's BSN nursing program for more information.
FMU is one of South Carolina's 13 public, coeducational universities. As one of the state's six comprehensive institutions, FMU prides itself on providing a strong liberal arts education. Located in the heart of the Pee Dee region, FMU has a total enrollment of more than 4,000 students, 95 percent of whom come from 45 of the 46 counties in South Carolina.
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INTERVIEW: Firebeatz
Dutch duo Firebeatz have been heating up the dance music scene over the past couple of years. Aside from their own original productions, they've remixed huge artists like Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Timbaland, Snoop Dogg, and a long list of others. Having just completed a residency at Pacha in Ibiza this summer, and appearances at festivals like Tomorrowland, Tim and Jurre are just getting started.
The guys stopped by iHeartRadio HQ in New York City where they talked about their remix for Rihanna, their newest music, the story behind their track "Sausage Fest," and what they like about touring in America. Check it out below:
How did you guys get together?
We met each other at The School of Arts for Music Production. And that's where we met and there was like an assignment to work together and yeah that's where it all started. We made a track together and it worked really well and it got played by DJ's and then got released, we were like well we should do something with this and that's where Firebeatz started.
You guys did a lot of remixes for a lot of different pop and urban artists like Pitbull, Snoop Dogg, Flo Rida, Timbaland, James Blunt, Sean Paul, Rihanna, Justin Timberlake. Are you fans of those guys?
Rihanna, yeah. We just for Def
Who are your favorite artists outside of dance music right now?
The Prodigy. Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx. Also what Jay-Z is doing and Kanye and all those guys, 2 Chainz. Very different. We're really broad, you know. We like different genres. Disclosure and all that kind of stuff.
Having done all those remixes, is there anyone you're dying to remix?
To remix? Yeah, of course. Like Michael Jackson or something. That would be really awesome. James Brown remix (laughs). Something totally different, we would like to do that, combine different styles.
How did you come up with the name for your collab with Chocolate Puma, "Sausage Fest?"
We were in the studio, and in his hometown everybody eats like this sausage bread – so the girlfriend of Chocolate Puma, she is also from the South where you would eat that stuff and every time we went there he brought the sausages. So we were like "it's every time a sausage fest with you guys," but in a different way that you know the word, but we couldn't come up with a name. So [we thought] let's use that you know, nobody knows what the real story is… Everybody thinks different. So it's fun.
[Buy "Sausage Fest" on Beatport]
Your latest release is "Wicked," tell us about that?
It's really a bit of a follow up of "Dear New York" together with Schella. Schella also went to the same school with us. We went in the studio and came up with another crazy break, like the break beat, and we built it like a crazy drop. We were like "we really have to have our own sound in there," so that's why the break beat is in there. You know, to give it that Firebeatz style – that different kind of sound. It works amazing on the floor, the drop is really hard, got a lot of support from Hardwell, W&W, and Bingo Players. A lot of big names; it's cool.
How was your summer? Busy?
Yes, one of the busiest ones. Really busy. We've done a lot of stuff. A lot of touring.
What's been the most wicked highlight of the summer?
Guaba was really crazy. It's off the hook, yeah. That was crazy. And
Now that you guys are touring in America, what do you like about touring in America the most?
Just, the parties are great. People are really raving and stuff, so. The food. Actually just seeing
Is there anywhere in America where you haven't been that you really want to go to?
A lot of places. We're going to
What are the essentials that you need to have while you're on tour?
Laptop, my telephone, earplugs – need them, or else I can't play. Contact lenses. Clean underwear. That's it!
So what are you looking forward to next? Are you working on any more new music?
Yes. We've got a lot of new singles. We're testing our new singles. We have like two or three right ready, so if you come to our show pay attention cause there's new stuff in there and new collabs. With Chesto. First album so that's gonna be good. We still need to finish also a lot of collaborations and we have some appointments but we need to fix the schedules cause with W & W and with Sander [van Doorn] are gonna make a track. It's gonna be a lot of stuff. We all need to grab our schedules and see what fits but it's all in the planning.
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DALLAS -- The pizza-arcade chain's first-ever downloadable app allows users to take fun photos with an animated version of Chuck E. Cheese. Called "Chuck E.'s Say Cheese," the augmented reality app was recognized as a Mobile Excellence Awards finalist in the Best Entertainment Related Marketing Campaign category.
The app also incorporates sharing functionality for users to post the snapshots to Facebook and Twitter or send them to friends through email. It can be downloaded from the Apple App Store, Google Play or at chuckecheese.com/saycheese from a mobile device and used in participating Chuck E. Cheese's locations.
Mobile Excellence Award finalists were scored upon the strategic objectives and impact of their technology, along with their creativity, ease of use and reach, execution and proven market success. The winners were announced in October.


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CHARLOTTE, NC -- Canteen Vending has acquired four divisions of Winston-Salem, NC-based Gallins Foods. Terms of the transaction, which was finalized on Oct. 1, were not disclosed.
Charlotte-based Canteen Vending now owns Gallins' main operations, which include vending, office coffee service, business dining and micromarkets. The acquired company serviced several North Carolina counties, including Forsyth, Guilford, Alamance and Iredell.
Randy Peak, who was general manager for Gallins Foods, has assumed the role of district general manager for the Canteen-acquired division. "For our employees and our clients, the transition will be seamless," Peak said "We will continue to provide unsurpassed service for our clients and customers."
Canteen, a division of contract foodservice giant Compass Group North America, is the nation's largest vending provider, operating 200 branches in 48 states.
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By Eric Stevick Herald Writer
MARYSVILLE — An Everett woman is recovering from head wounds after her boyfriend allegedly beat her with a pipe.
Detectives from the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit were called to the 8600 block of 27th Avenue NE on Friday to investigate a domestic violence assault report.
They were told the woman, 31, repeatedly had been struck on the head with a pipe.
Bleeding heavily, she ran from the home and took refuge at a neighbor's home.
Witnesses called 911.
The victim was flown to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, sheriff's Lt. Kathi Lang said
A trail of blood led to the man's Marysville-area home, but he was gone.
Deputies caught up with the man, 54, about a mile away. He was arrested for investigation of assault and booked into the Snohomish County Jail. An Everett District Court judge set bail at $25,000.
It wasn't the first time the man has run afoul of the law.
In 2004, he pleaded guilty to assault after shooting a man in the stomach following a disagreement over money. The victim hit him with a stick before the shooting, according to Everett police reports. A witness told police that the defendant was at least 10 feet away when he shot the man.
Also in 2004, the man pleaded guilty to telephone harassment after threatening to kill a man over a dispute involving ownership of a truck.
Court papers filed after the Friday arrest indicate the man has a history of mental health issues.
After the shooting case, he was ordered to get a mental health evaluation.
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Description(Added: 3rd March 2011 )
- Hair Category: Casual
- Hair Length: Short
- Hair Elasticity: Straight
- Gender: Men
- Face Shape: Round, Oval, Heart, and Triangular
- Hair Density: Thin/Medium
- Hair Texture: Fine/Medium
- Age: Under 21, 21 - 30, 31 - 40, 41 - 50, 51 - 60, and Over 60
- Height: Any
- Weight: Thin/Average/Large
- Glasses: Suits with and without
- Styling Time: 10 minutes
- Styling Tip: Pinch the product into the ends and lift the top at the roots to achieve body and volume.
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Apply some gel-wax to your fingertips then pull through the ends of your hair in a downward motion to achieve a semi-wet, textured result.
2 . Style Sides Down Using Gel-wax
Using a small amount of gel-wax, work it through the mid-lengths and ends in a downward motion. For a more textured, grungy look, use more gel-wax while pinching the ends as you go.
3 . Lift Roots Using Gel-wax
Apply some gel-wax to your fingertips and then rub it gently into your roots while lifting your strands. Using gel-wax in this manner will add shine and texture.
4 . Spike Top Using Gel-wax
Apply gel-wax to your fingertips, then grab a small section of hair and rub the gel-wax into your hair before twisting and pulling your strands upwards. For longer lasting spikes we recommend using strong hold gel.


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(NEWSER) – Introducing the new king of the dinosaurs, at least in terms of size. Researchers in the Patagonia region of Argentina found a brute they've named Dreadnoughtus, and they're laying claim to it being the largest land animal whose size can be accurately measured—thanks mainly to the fact that they found 70% of a skeleton. Some highlights of the study in Scientific Reports.
- Dimensions: It was 85 feet long and weighed 130,000 pounds. Dreadnoughtus had a 37-foot-long neck that enabled the plant-eater to feast without having to move around much. Also: It was still growing when it died about 77 million years ago.
- Context: "To put [the dino's 65-ton size] in perspective, an African elephant is about five tons, T. rex is eight tons, Diplodocus is 18 tons, and a Boeing 737 is around 50 tons," says study author Kenneth Lacovara of Drexel University in the Washington Post.
- Demise: The big guy and a smaller companion got stuck in something akin to quicksand, which is why the bones are so well preserved.


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Late Comeback Downs TornadosNovember 17, 2012
Brackett scores career-high 21 points
Jackson, Tenn.- The Brevard College Tornados fell 87-72 to the Delta State Statesmen in the Union Lady Bulldog Classic on Saturday afternoon.
The Tornados led by as many as seven in the second half before a three-pointer from Chelsey Rhodes gave the Statesmen a 61-59 lead with 8:25 remaining in the game.
Micheala Watkins was fouled on the Tornados next possession, and hit a free throw to bring BC within one.
Rhodes answered with another three to stretch Delta State's lead back out to three points before the Statesmen went on a 23-12 run to end the game. Rhodes finished with 19 points.
The two teams went back and forth in the first half, and a Tuccoa Brackett jumper with :12 left in the half to send BC into the half down by only four. Brackett scored 17 points in the first half to keep the Tornados in the hunt, and finished with a career-high 21 points.
The Tornados open their home schedule on Tuesday night at 6 p.m. as they host the Virginia State Trojans in Boshamer Gymnasium.


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Nebraska's Emily Wong and Spencer Long Selected as 2014 Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award Recipients
March 4, 2014
Two student-athletes from the University of Nebraska – Emily Wong and Spencer Long – have been chosen as the 2014 Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award recipients by the Indianapolis Big Ten Community Partnership. The award is an annual scholarship recognizing one male and one female Big Ten senior student-athlete pursuing a postgraduate degree for achievements in academics, athletics, extracurricular activities and leadership.
In recognition of the Big Ten's leadership in fully integrating athletics into the academic mission of its member institutions, the Indianapolis Big Ten Community Partnership initiated the Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award in 2008. Each Big Ten institution was asked to nominate one male and one female student-athlete for 2013, with a $10,000 scholarship awarded to each winner.
The Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award is named for the former Big Ten Conference commissioner who served from 1971-89. While leading the Big Ten, Duke spent much of his time working to improve academic standards and graduation rates for student-athletes. The award is made possible by donations from local corporations and individuals supporting collegiate student-athletes. The Indianapolis Big Ten Community Partnership is comprised of the State of Indiana, City of Indianapolis, Indiana Sports Corp, Pacers Sports & Entertainment, and Visit Indy.
Wong, a women's gymnastics student-athlete, is completing her nutrition science degree and psychology/child, youth and family studies minor at the University of Nebraska and expects to graduate in December, 2014. With a 3.918 GPA and numerous academic accolades, she intends to continue her education to become a physical therapist.
Wong has been recognized with multiple Academic All-Big Ten accolades and Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Awards as well as National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches First Team and Scholastic All-America honors. She is an elected member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
In addition to her commitment to academic excellence, Wong's passion for helping those in need is shown through her involvement in numerous community service activities. She has participated in multiple cancer awareness walks and has spent numerous hours helping children by reading books, playing games, sharing in Christmas parties, distributing toys and candy, and spreading joy by spending full days of fun-filled activities with them around town. Her passion for helping others came from watching her parents establish relationships at their family-run restaurant at a young age. After the recent passing of her father, she became fully committed to continue his legacy by helping people reach their full potential and to making an impact on their lives.
Long recently graduated in December, 2013, with a biological sciences degree and minors in humanities in medicine and psychology at the University of Nebraska. Long finished with a 3.792 GPA and a number of academic honors. He intends to continue his education in medical school.
Long, a football student-athlete, is a multiple recipient of Academic All-Big Ten honors, a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Award Recipient, and First Team Academic All-America selection. Prior to Nebraska joining the Big Ten Conference, he was also named to five Big 12 Commissioners Fall and Spring Honor Roll honors, and multiple Academic All-District awards. On the field, Long received the Nebraska Walk-on-of-the-Year Award, was named a Burlsworth Trophy Semifinalist and to the Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award Watch List, and was elected team captain in his senior year.
Long extends his impact outside of academics and the football field through participating in a variety of community service activities. He gives of his time as a guest speaker, reader, and mentor to local elementary and high schools, and patients at nearby hospitals. Long is also very involved with a student-led, not-for-profit organization that uses the influence of college football student-athletes to raise awareness and provide funding for those with pediatric brain cancer. Long helped the student-led organization plan a summer road race that was attended by more than 700 runners and raised over $15,000 to support research efforts. After the loss of a loved one, Long has been motivated and committed to pursue the prevention of brain cancer and an education in medicine.
Wong and Long will be honored in Indianapolis during the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament quarterfinals on Friday, March 14.
2014 Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award Nominees:
University of Illinois: Megan Pawloski, soccer
Previous Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award Recipients:
2013: Sean Fisher, Nebraska, football; Katelyn White, Nebraska, cross country and track and field
About the Big Ten Conference: The Big Ten Conference is an association of world-class universities whose member institutions share a common mission of research, graduate, professional and undergraduate teaching and public service. Founded in 1896, the Big Ten has sustained a comprehensive set of shared practices and policies that enforce the priority of academics in student-athletes' lives and emphasize the values of integrity, fairness and competitiveness. The broad-based athletic programs of the 12 Big Ten institutions provide in excess of $141 million in direct financial aid to more than 8,200 student-athletes playing on more than 300 teams in 43 different sports. The Big Ten sponsors 26 official conference sports, 13 for men and 13 for women, and will add men's and women's lacrosse as the 27th and 28th official sports for the 2014-15 academic year. For more information, visit www.bigten.org.
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Lisbon bears the mark of an incredible heritage with laid-back pride. Spread over seven hills north of the Rio Tejo (Tagus River) estuary, the city also presents a variety of faces to those who negotiate its switchback streets. In the oldest bairros (neighborhoods), stepped alleys are lined with pastel-colour houses decked with laundry; here and there miradouros (vantage points) afford spectacular views. Eléctricos (trams) clank through the streets, and blue-and-white azulejos (and glazed ceramic tiles) adorn churches and fountains.
Of course, parts of Lisbon lack charm. Even some downtown areas have lost their classic Portuguese appearance as the city has become more cosmopolitan: shiny office blocks have replaced some 19th- and 20th-century Art Nouveau buildings. And centenarian trams share the streets with "fast trams" and smoke-belching automobiles.
Some modernization has improved matters, though. In preparing to host the 1998 World Exposition, Lisbon spruced up public buildings, overhauled its subway system, and completed an impressive second bridge across the river. Today the Expo site is an expansive riverfront development known as Parque das Nações, and the city is a popular port of call for cruises, whose passengers disembark onto a revitalized waterfront.


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|Plouffe could be making plays like this at the MLB level very soon.
Alexi Casilla was almost guaranteed a starting job with the Twins as they entered Spring Training. The Twins looked at other options, but the consensus was that the job was Casilla's to lose. Manager Ron Gardenhire and the Twins have given Casilla many opportunities in the past and this could be the final chance that he is given to be a starter with the Twins.
Casilla is 26 this year and has put together some very pedestrian numbers to kick off the season. His batting average is .190, his OBP is .257, and his OPS is .543. The Twins wanted to add speed to the line-up and Casilla fit that mold of a player. He hasn't shown that speed on the base-paths this season. He has only managed two steals while scoring 10 runs for the Twins. It is also hard to show your speed when you aren't getting on base.
The Twins had to give Casilla as much of a chance as possible, but that chance could quickly be coming to an end. There have been discussions of a few different paths that the Twins can take in the coming weeks.
Plan A
In this plan a healthy Tsuyoshi Nishioka would take over at shortstop for the Twins. The everyday second baseman would become Michael Cuddyer. This leaves Gardenhire with the option to get Jason Kubel and Jim Thome in the line-up on a more consistent basis. Since the Twins aren't giving a timeline for the return of Joe Mauer, it would make sense to have the option to get both Kubel and Thome in the game. The Twins have questioned Nishioka's arm-strength at SS but he is the one player that has experienced success in the role at a professional level.
Plan B
This plan would include the call-up of minor leaguer, Trevor Plouffe. He would take over the SS role for the Twins and this would mean that Nishoka could stay at 2B. This season at Rochester, Plouffe has split time between SS and 2B so the option would still be on the table for the Twins to move Nishioka to SS. Plouffe's batting average continues to rise in his play with the Red Wings. He is currently batting .297 with six homeruns and 13 RBI. Plouffe deserves a chance and this might be his time to shine.
The Twins could even combine these two plans and use a platoon of Nishioka, Plouffe, and Cuddyer in the middle infield. All of these players can be a right handed bat to go along with the other left-handed power hitters in the Twins line-up.
Casilla's time seems to be short as he continues to struggle as a full-time starter at the MLB level. He can make some outstanding defensive plays but he lacks consistency. The Twins need a player that can make the routine plays in the field and provide a spark at the plate. Casilla has never been that player and he will not be that player in the future.


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To keep back pain to a minimum, notice the ways you sit, stand, and move, and see if there are ways to lessen the burden on your back. When lifting, be sure to bend at the knees, not the waist, and then lift with your legs, not with your back. For sleeping, try laying on your side with your knees bent and a pillow placed in between them. Place another pillow under your abdomen. This should help to lessen your lower back pain.
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If you've ever been to a roller derby match, you've probably wondered where the girls found all that stuff they wear: the skull-adorned knee socks and ruffled panties and tutus and booty shorts emblazoned with "Sk8 or Die." In Denver, where derby thrives with two competitive teams and a healthy following, the athletes now have the luxury of their own roller derby boutique, Derbyville, which opened about a year ago along Broadway's antique row, thanks to enterprising Rocky Mountain Rollergirl Amy Harrold, aka Pretty But Ruthless. But you sure as heck won't be shopping for antiques at Derbyville, which in addition to the aforementioned items also sells everything a roller girl could possibly need, from the skates and pads on up, as well as bout tickets and fan memorabilia.
An icon of Colorado's medical marijuana scene, Twirling Hippy Confections owner Jessica LeRoux was baking and selling her special cheesecakes and developing a following years before the medical marijuana industry took hold. But even with the transition to a commercial kitchen, her recipes are still some of the most delicious around. Her seasonal cheesecakes — like pumpkin pie around Halloween and Palisade Peach in August — have become fan favorites, but we love the simplicity of her traditional chocolate-and-caramel turtles, dubbed "Terrapins."
Clothing designer Tina Joliffe and artist Vincent "Cheap" Fasano needed a place where they could combine their eclectic interests under one roof. They found it in Fast Geek Boutique, where Joliffe's cute frocks and Fasano's outsider art are both part of the decor, along with a mélange of accessories and sewing supplies. That alone would seem enough to fill the boutique's close quarters, but there's more: books and zines from Fast Geek Press (including poetry by Vincent's twin brother, Charly), cassette tapes by Analog Empire, artwork by found-object assemblage artist Heretik and local-music recordings from Suburban Home Records. And if that's not enough for you, Fast Geek also now houses 2011 Best of Denver winner eyeLAB, an eyeglass service offering trendy prescription eyewear on a sliding-scale basis. Now, swallow your shrinking pill like a good little Alice and walk in the door.
No matter where you rank psychics on the bullshit scale, local spirit-charmer Lawrence Woodson is good for an afternoon of personal reflection. With a family history in the business and sixteen years of experience on his own, Woodson moves past the crystal-ball shtick and into therapy territory by using his clients' personalities and histories to reinterpret them in the animal kingdom. Incense, deep conversation and lots of shut-eyed imagination all feature in his $45 attempts to match people with their animals. Woodson himself is a coyote, while members of the military, he says, are often chimpanzees. In rare cases, it's possible to have two animal spirits, but don't worry: Woodson doesn't charge extra.
A collaboration of Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy and Rocky Mountain PBS, this website offers video clips that show parents how to introduce songs, rhymes and "fingerplays" that will help stimulate and educate their offspring. There are different levels of pre-reading skills involved, targeting pre-schoolers, toddlers or swaddlers. It's a great way to get your rugrat building a vocabulary for that long journey to graduate school.
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A slick promotional video has been released showing Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham recruits at a so-called desert "graduation ceremony."
The three-minute film, called "Blood of Jihad," shows the terror group's latest members doing kung-fu style martial arts routines and learning how to strip down Kalashnikov machineguns.
Apparently shot in Nineveh province, northern Iraq, it features about 100 young men being trained in the ways of insurgent warfare.
It is the latest promotional video produced by ISIS, which has been at pains to burnish its global image in the minds of disenchanted Muslims.
Last week another jihadi film was released, produced in a training camp in Kirkuk.
The group has even published an online propaganda magazine called "Dabiq" – named after a key site in Muslim apocalypse theology where the "final hour" of humanity will occur.
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1993 Commodity Flow Survey Commodity Movements Summary New Hampshire
1993 Commodity Flow Survey Commodity Movements Summary New Hampshire
In New Hampshire, the CFS measured $17 billion of goods. New Hampshire accounted for approximately 0.3 percent of the value of total U.S. shipments. See attached table. The CFS data cover shipments by establishments in mining, manufacturing, wholesale, and selected retail and service industries. The data exclude most shipments of crude oil; therefore, the totals and percentages do not fully reflect the contribution of pipeline shipments.
The major commodities shipped by establishments in New Hampshire when measured by the value of shipments include: electrical machinery, equipment, or supplies; machinery, including computers; food and kindred products; fabricated metal products; and transportation equipment.
Local transportation of freight is important to New Hampshire's commerce. The distribution of commodities by domestic destination and distance of shipments reflects the importance of local transport. The CFS shows that in 1993, about 22 percent of the value of total shipments from New Hampshire were shipped to destinations within the state. About 31 percent of the value of all shipments were between places less than 50 miles apart. In comparison, about 30 percent of the value of total U.S. shipments were between places less than 50 miles apart. In New Hampshire, about 39 percent of the value of shipments were between places less than 100 miles apart.
Over three-quarters (78 percent) of the value of shipments originating in New Hampshire went to other states. Some of the most important destination states were: Massachusetts, California, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Most commodities (67 percent of the value) were moved by trucks. Air transportation moved 6 percent of the value. Rail accounted for less than one percent of the value of shipments. The CFS data confirm the rising importance of parcel, U.S. postal, and courier services that have emerged in recent years. In 1993, this mode of transport was used to ship goods worth almost $4 billion or 22 percent of the value of all shipments in New Hampshire. In comparison, about 9 percent of the value of total U.S. shipments were moved by this mode.
The Commodity Flow Survey (CFS) is a comprehensive effort to learn where and how goods are shipped in the U.S. The CFS measures shipments of commodities by establishments with paid employees and engaged in manufacturing, mining, wholesale trade, or selected retail and services industries. Prior commodity surveys covered shipments only by manufacturing firms. Commodity flows are estimated for a universe of approximately 900,000 establishments.
Data collected on individual shipments include total value, total weight, commodity type, modes of transport, domestic origin and destination; data for export shipments include the city and country of destination, mode and port of exit. Information is also be obtained on whether shipments are containerized or a hazardous material. Some firms provided data concerning on-site shipping facilities and access to shipping facilities, plus data on ownership and leasing of transportation equipment.
The CFS is conducted by the Bureau of the Census as part of the Economic Census. Funding and technical guidance is provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Initiated for 1993, the CFS is scheduled for 1997 and every 5 years thereafter for years ending in 2 and 7. Commodity surveys were conducted between 1963 and 1982, but data for 1982 were not published. No data were collected for 1987. Participants will report for a sample of shipments during a 2-week period each quarter during the reporting year.
The CFS is a mail-out/mail-back survey of 200,000 sampled employer establishments in selected industries. Establishments were selected by stratified sample, with strata based on geographic location and industry. Geographic strata are the 89 National Transportation Analysis Regions(NTARs), which provide nationwide coverage and are aggregations of Bureau of Economic Analysis economic areas. Within the strata, all establishments with annualized employment above a specified cutoff were selected with certainty, and the remaining smaller establishments were sampled with probability proportional to annualized payroll.
For 1993, each sampled establishment reported on a sample of individual shipments during a 2 week period in each calendar quarter. In addition, about 20,000 establishments will provide information on transportation facilities and arrangements in their final reporting period.
For further information about survey design and printed products, contact the Commodity Flow Survey Branch, Services Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233, or by calling 301/457-2805 or 2114. For information on related data programs and studies, contact the Bureau of Transportation Statistics at 202/366-DATA for voice, 202/366-3640 for fax, or firstname.lastname@example.com for e-mail.


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Khloe Kardashian and French Montana go on South African safari
Khloe Kardashian and French Montana took their romance global on Monday, embarking on a safari in South Africa.
They were joined by Miguel and another friend.
The group shared pictures of the excursion, with Kardashian writing of the trip, "Such a blessing!!! Great memories with great people @frenchmontana @spifftv @miguelunlimited yes we really went on Safari!!!"
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Ellen Page comes out of the closet
Juno actress Ellen Page made this year's Valentine's Day one to remember, bravely—and beautifully—coming out of the closet.
During the Human Rights Campaign's "Time To Thrive" conference, Page said some extremely powerful words about the LGBT movement, all leading up to her declaration, "I am gay." Cheers and a standing ovation immediately followed, which moved Page to tears.
"Maybe I can make a difference, to help others have an easier and more hopeful time," Page continued. "Regardless, for me, I feel a personal obligation…I am tired of lying by omission."
Touching on bullying, Page decreed, "we deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame, and without compromise."
Brava, Ellen.