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Flying south this summer? What was once an enjoyable adventure is about to become a challenge. On May 18, 2009 the Advanced Passenger Information System (APIS) of the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) becomes mandatory for private aircraft crossing the border.
This is the same system that the airlines have been required to use for several years to enable the DHS to vet a passenger manifest against their no-fly list prior to the aircraft departing on a trans-border flight. The only difference is they have added a new front-end to the system to enable us private flyers to access it through the internet. It is now called the Electronic Advance Passenger Information System (eAPIS). As with many government-mandated procedures this one is onerous.
Let me be very clear on this. The new procedures do not replace the current requirements for cross-border flying. It is in addition to what we must do now. You will still have to comply with the US security NOTAM (currently FDC 8/3576 http://www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/air_traffic/publications/notices/2009-04-09/part1,sec_3.cfm) which includes filing a flight plan, obtaining a discrete transponder code before crossing (unless you have applied for an received a transponder waiver http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsitems/2003/tsa_waiver_canada.pdf ) and being in radio contact with a controlling agency while crossing the border, in both directions, and when flying south you still have to call the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office at your intended airport of entry to book an arrival time. When returning home you still have to call CANPASS to book an arrival time at your intended Canadian airport of entry.
This is only an overview of what to do and some of the pitfalls. You are strongly encouraged to take the time to read the on-line tutorial available on the following CBP web site: http://apps.cbp.gov/eapis-pa/.
The first thing you must do is become a registered user of the eAPIS system. Until you are registered and approved you can not do anything other than read the tutorial. To register go to the eAPIS main web site: https://eapis.cbp.dhs.gov. If you can't remember this just google "eapis" and it will guide you there. Once at their home page your will see a login section and an enrollment section for new users. Click on "Enroll" and it will ask you for a lot of contact information, then tell you to wait for an email advising that you have been accepted. This process can take 5 to 7 days so don't leave it until a few days before your planned trip or you won't be going anywhere!
When you receive the email it will contain a user ID and an activation code. You will have supplied the password during the first part of the registration. To complete the registration you must now to go to the web site address they give you and enter this activation code. Caution: you only have 7 days from the time of your initial registration to do the activation. If you wait longer than that you have to start all over again. In my case the acceptance email came on the second day but I didn't know it. On the sixth day I went looking and found it in my "junk mail" folder, as if to demonstrate the pitfalls of using email as part of a security system.
Once approved and activated as a user you need to do one more bit of setup before you're ready for a trip. Log onto eAPIS and go to "crew maintenance". Here you have to add yourself as a "crew member". This is where you supply your passport information among other things. It only needs to be done once except for updating the information if it changes. Now you're finally ready to take your first flight under the new eAPIS regulation.
The regulation requires that you file a "Notice of Arrival" for a flight into the US a minimum of 60 minutes prior to your planned departure time. You must also file a "Notice of Departure" a minimum of 60 minutes prior to your planned departure time for the return flight to Canada. There is no maximum time limit. If you know when you are planning to return it is easiest to file both at the same time.
When entering the "Notice of Arrival" on the eAPIS site you will be required to enter the passport information for each passenger, a planned time of departure, the estimated time and location that you will cross the border and the estimated time of arrival at your planned airport of entry. You are also required to list all airports you visited, or plan to visit, in the 24 hours prior to your departure time. Until you get some experience with this site you should plan at least a half hour to accomplish this task.
If that isn't enough you must ensure that you also call the CBP office at your planned airport of entry to book your arrival time and get their permission to land. Don't forget you have to do this at least two hours prior to arriving at their airport (not to be confused with the time you included in your DHS "Notice of Arrival" for you're departure!).
Here is a tip. Even though the final rule for eAPIS http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2008/E8-26621.htm states that it is no longer required to complete a CBP form 178, our contact with CBP officers indicates that they still want them, at least until they are fully familiar with the new system. So, to minimize difficulties or delays, I recommend that you complete a form 178 before you depart http://forms.cbp.gov/pdf/CBP_Form_178.pdf and present it to the CBP officer on arrival, or fax it to them before you leave.
While you're waiting to receive an email back from DHS approving your departure you might as well log on and submit a "Notice of Departure" for your return trip from the US to Canada, if you know when you will be returning. If not you will have to submit it from the US. This will require access to the internet and access to your email account in order to receive the email back from DHS approving your return departure.
The "Notice of Departure" is very similar to the "Notice of Arrival", however, there is one very poorly documented item. When you enter the ICAO identifier for the airport you are departing from it will not be accepted unless it is an airport with a CBP presence. What they really want you to do is enter the identifier of the nearest airport with a CBP office and in the comments section enter the airport you are actually departing from, if they are not the same. The instructions do not mention this little challenge. The DHS has been advised by COPA of this oversight so hopefully it will be corrected before too long.
In your departure entry you will also have to list the airports you visited, or will be visiting, up to 24 hours prior to your departure. The time and place of crossing the border is also required. You do not, however, need to contact a CBP office as you did when you entered. But don't forget you still have to contact CANPASS and book your arrival time at your chosen airport of entry into Canada, and you have to comply with the US security NOTAM mentioned above for crossing the border on the way home.
If all of this sounds rather Orwellian that's because it is. Why they want all this detail is beyond me but it is very clear we must comply if we want to fly to the US after May 18. If it is any consolation the American pilots have to jump through the same hoops to leave the US and then to return home. This is sure to reduce cross-border traffic and reduce tourism in both directions. Perhaps that's part of the plan. COPA provided input to the proposal and we did have some positive effect but this new requirement was destined to occur despite considerable protest from our sector of aviation. COPA is providing input directly to the Department of Homeland Security to help them understand the outstanding issues and hopefully make improvements before this becomes mandatory.
If you find all of this utterly confusing please reread the above and be sure to go on-line and read the tutorial. Here is a quick recap:
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Here is a tip for those who already have converted their license to the new passport style format (your existing license will expire soon and you must apply for a new one – see the schedule in section 6 of this Advisory Circular http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/IMSdoc/ACs/400/400-001.htm). Some CBP officers do not know that these documents exist and they are trained to be on the lookout for fake documents. COPA has informed our government that they should formally advise the US that we have new licenses. Until the word gets out, you should carry your old license just in case the agent refuses to recognize your new license.
Make sure you are accurate with all information you enter in the eAPIS system. If any portion of the eAPIS notice is not correct ( referred to as "sufficient" in Guide to eAPIS – see section VI in http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/travel/inspections_carriers_facilities/apis/apis_guide.ctt/apis_guide.pdf) you are subject to a fine of $5000 for the first offence and $10,000 for subsequent offences.
COPA is working with AOPA in developing some guidance to make this new system easier to deal with. AOPA has created a tutorial on its Air Safety Foundation site http://flash.aopa.org/asf/eAPIS/ to help with the application process and use of the system, including providing some FAQs. The tutorial, as well as any of the ASF's courses, are available free to anyone but you must crate a free username and password to access the site.
Kevin Psutka and I collaborated to bring you as complete an overview as we can at this time but other issues may crop up as the system becomes more heavily used. Check for updates on the COPA web site before you go.
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I'm so happy to be back to lessons! There is meaningful interaction between my children and myself. I have a schedule and get so much more done each day. The children are happy too. I always forget how awful breaks are until we get back on track. Y'all, I've prepared meals this week. Several of them. From a recipe. The rain dimmed the light yesterday so we worked by candlelight. I baked a fragrant gingerbread for snack and it was oh, so pleasant and peaceful if you gloss over the baby waking up early from her nap screaming, the phone ringing non stop with sales calls, the children bickering loudly while I'm trying to get in the very briefest of chats with my sister re: the saga of what to do with my leftover cabbage. (Aside: I could not love my siblings more. My brother, upon spending a bit of time here at 'as cozy as spring' emailed me, "Your photos are excellent. They make up for so much that is lacking on your blog." Priceless.)
My son has been zipping through his lessons so we decided to focus on his one problem area; memory and comprehension. We added Classically Catholic Memory to our curriculum. I'm very pleased so far. You know, three days into it. Mostly, I'm happy to be able to incorporate more science into our week. I had seriously dropped the ball on formal science this autumn. The program is sort of simplistic but provides a great jumping off point for further work. Because I'm super cheap, I only ordered the student manual. I wish I could have talked myself into the whole program because I think it would be much more effective, but come on. It's right after Christmas. I'm not splurging on anything less necessary than bathroom tissue right now.
So the plan for him is memory work, narration, and dictation through the spring. He's an excellent reader for his age and math has never been any problem. It's been fascinating to watch him learn and see how he processes information differently than his sister. She's a total pro at narrating but wasn't always. I feel confident that this is a learned skill and that he will pick it up in time.

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Our video review of the Samsung U740, Verizon's other messaging feature phone.
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To complement our review of the LG enV, we take a look at Verizon's other messaging phone for mainstream users, the Samsung U740. The Samsung is significantly smaller and thinner than the enV, but does that make it better?
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I apologise if this is the wrong thread to ask (there are a lot of threads!), but I am relatively new to audiophile-land. I've had a Mk II for about a year now, as well as the HD595s, and have loved every moment of music. I was wondering if anyone could suggest any tubes to replace the stock tubes that come with it that might give it a warmer sound? Or, indeed, if it's worth changing them at all?
I am 'umming' and 'arring' about getting some HD650s, and was hoping to upgrade my current amp in anyway possible, as I can't really afford a new amp on top of that. (I wish I had originally gone for the Mk III, even if just for the look of the thing - but I'm still happy with my Mk II as it is my first tube amp!)


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About the Piece
Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491
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The formal peculiarities and devices of opera were a decisive influence upon the syntax of Haydn's instrumental music of the mid 1780s. For Mozart, these "devices" came naturally, as a result of his deep understanding of dramatic forces and his ability to breath humanity into his operatic characters. That he was considered by many to be the greatest of living opera composers is attested to by Haydn himself. When he was asked to compose an opera for the stage in Prague, he responded: "…if I had the invaluable privilege of composing a new opera for your theatre…I should be taking a great risk, for scarcely any man could stand comparison with the great Mozart… …if only I could explain…the inimitable art of Mozart, its depth, the greatness of its emotion, and its unique musical conception, as I myself feel and understand it…"
After opera, the genre best suited to absorb and reconcile comparable dramatic forces without its psychological realizations, is the concerto, which, in the words of Charles Rosen "…pit(s) the individual voice against the sonority of the mass".
Mozart composed 12 piano concertos during the years 1784-86, an astonishing feat given the originality and exceptional quality of these works. To a large degree, much of their originality lies in the sonority and textures resulting from the expanded role of the wind instruments. Mozart was so taken with the abundance and abilities of the wind players in Vienna, that he used them in his scores as a distinct "mass" of sound against which the voice of the piano could be pitted, or to which it could respond in an interplay of motivic and timbral dialogue. In this sense, Mozart's woodwind writing in this series of concertos figures prominently in the articulation of their forms; the winds no longer simply double the strings but function structurally as "dramatic personas" in their own right.
Mozart completed Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491, on March 24, 1786, three weeks following the completion of the Concerto No. 23 in A, K. 488. It was the work he completed just before his opera Le nozze di Figaro, K.492, and less than a year and one half before the creation of Don Giovanni (1787).
The only other concerto written in a minor mode up to this time was the Concerto in D minor, K. 466 (1785). That concerto (K. 466), which shares the same key as Don Giovanni, was the one that Romantic composers identified with most as the embodiment of Mozartian pathos. In many ways, K. 491 projects a less dramatic, less operatic, persona; it has a more reflective, personal, almost intimate quality, more akin to chamber music.
The theme of the exposition is striking for its angularity. This theme, stated in octaves and unaccompanied, focuses our attention on the intervallic relationships that Mozart begins to develop even before the "development" section arrives. Following the orchestral exposition, the piano solo enters – unaccompanied – with new melodic material (though clearly related to earlier phrases) of an introspective nature, in contrast to the restlessness of the opening theme. There are two more subsidiary themes introduced, both in E-flat major. Following the second subsidiary theme, the harmony quickly moves to E-flat minor, at which point Mozart begins to develop the full tonal implications of the opening theme. A closing theme leads to the development proper. The recapitulation presents the themes of the exposition, but in a different order, with a coda to round out the movement.
The atmosphere of the Larghetto is, if not all sunlight, at least a relief from the pathos of the first movement. The solo piano presents the first theme, in the key of E-flat major. What follows are a series of antiphonal responses between the woodwinds (in passages reminiscent of Mozart's sublime wind serenades) and the piano, which is accompanied by the strings. The formal architecture is a modified ABA form.
C minor returns in the Allegretto, a variation movement in which the woodwinds continue to delineate much of the material quite freely, apart from the strings. The virtuosic passages alternate between figurative and four-part contrapuntal writing. Several of the variations are in a major key but, following the cadenza, the theme returns in C minor and a meter change to 6/8, increasing the tension of the rhythmic drive to the final cadence.
Steven Lacoste is Archivist for the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He is also a lecturer in music theory at California State University, Long Beach.
Composed: 1786
Length: 30 minutes
Orchestration: 1 flute, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, strings, and solo piano
First Los Angeles Philharmonic performance: January 10, 1946, Alfred Wallenstein conducting, with soloist Artur Schnabel


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Summarizes research suggesting a physiological difference as the explanation for African-Americans' reported low tolerance for pain.


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Antibiotics and the Prolongation of Pregnancy in Preterm Labor With an Advanced Cervical Exam
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Preterm birth, its causes, prevention, complications and ramifications persist as an important focus of obstetrical research. In the United States 11.8% of all live births occur prior to 37 weeks gestation. As many as 45% of these deliveries will have been proceeded by preterm labor with intact membranes.(2) Both preterm labor and preterm premature rupture of membranes have both been associated with evidence intrauterine infection. While antibiotic treatment in conservative management of preterm PROM remote from term has been shown to significantly prolong pregnancy and reduce infant morbidity, (16) data regarding the effectiveness of antibiotics for pregnancy prolongation in preterm labor are inconsistent. (3-15) Currently, narrow spectrum antibiotics (penicillin or clindamycin) are given prior to delivery to reduce the risk of neonatal Group B Beta Streptococcus (GBS) sepsis, however broad spectrum antibiotic treatment of women with preterm labor for pregnancy prolongation is not recommended.
Review of the literature regarding antibiotic treatment for pregnancy prolongation in preterm labor reveals that most studies utilized single agent therapy, and no study has evaluated the use of antibiotics for pregnancy prolongation in women with an advanced cervical exam (>4cm). While a number of studies have shown significant pregnancy prolongation in unselected populations,(5,12,13) only one study of 12 reviewed was able to show a neonatal benefit to adjunctive antibiotic use.(12,20) Norman, et al was able to show a reduction in the incidence of necrotising enterocolitis with the use of antibiotics. Given the number of studies in this area, and the lack of supporting evidence, this likely represents an alpha error. Another study by Svare et al was able to show a significant decrease in NICU admissions for women treated with antibiotics in the setting of preterm labor, however no change was reported in neonatal morbidities.
Our proposed study is designed to evaluate patients at particular risk for preterm delivery; those with advanced cervical exam. In this randomized prospective controlled study, we intend to examine the influence of adjunctive antibiotic use in preterm labor complicated by a cervical exam of 4 cm or greater. We plan to compare a study group receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics with a control group that will not receive antibiotics for pregnancy prolongation. Both groups will receive antibiotics for GBS prophylaxis as indicated. We hope to see a delay in delivery in the study group as a primary outcome. Secondary outcomes will include the use of steroids, neonatal complications including sepsis, intraventricular hemorrhage, periventricular leukomalacea, mechanical ventilation and respiratory distress syndrome, retinopathy of prematurity and necrotizing enterocolitis, and neonatal ICU stay.
Condition | Intervention |
Length of Pregnancy Prolongation in Hours |
Drug: erythromycin and metronidazole (antibiotics) Drug: placebo |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | Antibiotics and the Prolongation of Pregnancy in Preterm Labor With an Advanced Cervical Exam |
- Length of pregnancy prolongation [ Time Frame: Measured from randomization to delivery ]
- Respiratory distress [ Time Frame: newborn nursery ]
Enrollment: | 50 |
Study Start Date: | December 2007 |
Study Completion Date: | October 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | October 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: A
roup A will be assigned to receive antibiotics:
Drug: erythromycin and metronidazole (antibiotics)
Erythromycin 250 mg IV q 6 hours x 8 doses, followed erythromycin 250 mg tabs, 1 PO q 8 hours for five days. Metronidazole, 1 gm IV loading dose followed by 500 mg IV q 12 hours x 4 doses, followed by metronidazole 500 mg tabs, 1 PO q 8 hours for five days |
Placebo Comparator: B
Group B will not receive antibiotics for pregnancy prolongation, but will receive a matching masked placebo (IV saline and pill) regimen.
Drug: placebo
IV and pill placebo
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 40 Years (Adult) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- All patients admitted with the diagnosis of preterm labor between 24 0/7 and 33 6/7 weeks gestation. Preterm labor will be defined by regular contractions and/or cervical change from last documented exam.
- Cervical exam 4 cm or greater
- Intact membranes
Exclusion Criteria:
- Multiple gestation (>2)
- Clinical evidence of chorioamnionitis, such as maternal fever, uterine tenderness, fetal tachycardia
- Lethal fetal anomaly
- Persistent vaginal bleeding, abruption, or placenta previa
- Rupture of membranes
- Maternal illness or fetal indication requiring delivery
- Inability to give informed consent
- Serious allergy to study medications. GI discomfort will not be considered a drug allergy
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00589329
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MetroHealth Medical Center | |
Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44109 |
Principal Investigator: | Brian Mercer, M.D. | MetroHealth Medical Center MFM Director |
Principal Investigator: | Thaddeus Waters, M.D. | MetroHealth Medical Center |
Responsible Party: | Thaddeus Waters, MFM attending, metroheatlh, MetroHealth Medical Center |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00589329 History of Changes |
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Study First Received: | December 27, 2007 |
Last Updated: | October 23, 2012 |
Keywords provided by MetroHealth Medical Center:
Preterm birth antibiotics preterm labor respiratory distress pergnancy |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Obstetric Labor, Premature Obstetric Labor Complications Pregnancy Complications Anti-Bacterial Agents Erythromycin Erythromycin Estolate Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate Erythromycin stearate Antibiotics, Antitubercular |
Metronidazole Anti-Infective Agents Antitubercular Agents Gastrointestinal Agents Protein Synthesis Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Antiprotozoal Agents Antiparasitic Agents |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 28, 2017


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text: Just curious, how do you judge a dog when he goes out to retreive a mark? If he goes out of the area of fall and comes back to it, You start out at a 10 then for everytime he goes out of the fall area and comes back to it, do you mark him down say 1 point for everytime he does that or what?(example; 1st time out down to a 9, second time out down to a 8, third time a 7?) Also on multible retreives,are you more leniate on the 2nd &3rd birds typically? Thanks for responses!


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'NBA Inside Stuff' returns; Grant Hill a co-hostBy BRIAN MAHONEY , Associated Press
Sep. 24, 2013 3:23 PM ET
NEW YORK (AP) — Recently finished as an NBA player, Grant Hill will help restart "NBA Inside Stuff." The basketball series is returning to TV, with Hill serving as a co-host. The program, consisting of highlights and features about players and teams, will debut on NBA TV on Nov. 2 and air weekly throughout the season. It originally ran from 1990-2005. The 40-year-old Hill, who made multiple appearances as a player, said the idea of "taking what was very, very successful and redoing it years later was very exciting." "You have an opportunity to have some fun, highlight the individuals, their stories, have access to a lot of these great players," Hill said in a phone interview. "Hopefully the audience will enjoy it, too." The seven-time All-Star retired after spending last season, his 19th in the NBA, with the Los Angeles Clippers. He will also do some studio work for NBA TV and TNT. Kristen Ledlow, co-host of an Atlanta sports radio show, will join Hill on "NBA Inside Stuff." The program will include updated versions of "Jam Session" and "Rewind," segments that were part of it when Ahmad Rashad hosted with the likes of Julie Moran, Willow Bay and Summer Sanders. There will also be some new features. Hill said he and other players watched the original program, and he hopes today's players will follow the new one. "Certainly it was talked about in the locker room and it was quite the honor to be on it," he said, "and certainly I'm assuming that a lot of today's current players watched it when they were young and up-and-coming ballplayers themselves." There will be 26 episodes, along with several special editions airing at select times during the year. Hill, well-respected throughout the league, said he had a few TV opportunities since retirement but liked this one. His appearances as a player included segments where he sang, visited a barbershop, and played 1-on-1 with Rashad, and he said the show was a way fans could learn about players in the pre-Internet era. "It took you in and sort of brought you in the real side, the human side, the fun side, the part that maybe the public doesn't always get a chance to see, and that's what was certainly great and wonderful about that show," Hill said. "Now fast forward to present day, things are different. With social media, athletes can market and brand themselves a little easier than they could 20 years ago. I think we still have a wonderful, wonderful opportunity to once again take the audience in and (show) something close and personal to these great athletes: how they live, how they think, how they train, how they relax. So it should be fun." ___ Follow Brian Mahoney on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Briancmahoney © The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. |


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quote:Recoil is real, but it's manageable. Unlike rifles, when one of these guns recoil, it doesn't slap your face or jolt your shoulder; it recoils some backwards and the muzzle flips up. With the gun pictured, a 7-08, the muzzle flips about 45 deg or so. W/ a rifle action, 14-16" barrel, scope and rings/base, these guns are heavier than revolvers or semi-autos; the additional weight tames the recoil considerably. One gets accustomed to the recoil. Muzzle blast can be a problem, especially for shooters not wearing muffs.
Seems like those things would have horrible recoil.
quote:The deer in the pic was shot at 125 yds. The main factor w/ long shots is being able to get set up for the shot. On a handgun only antelope hunt I once killed a buck at 225 yds and a doe at 275 yds; both were one shot kills. I once hit a mule deer at 325 yds (unfortunately, it made a step as I shot, resulting in a gut shot; I sneaked up to it at 175 yds and put it down.) All those shots were made w/ a solid rest over a bipod, backpack, etc. Nowdays, most of my hunting is from tower stands. I rest the guns on a sand bag on the window sill or my back pack. This type of hunting is definitely challenging.
How far are you confident shooting a deer with that thing?
Muzzle blast can be a problem,
I once hit a mule deer at 325 yds
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costume Introductioncostume, distinctive forms of clothing, including official or ceremonial attire such as ecclesiastical vestments, coronation robes, academic gowns, armor, and theatrical dress. The use of ornament preceded the use of protective garments; its purpose was to emphasize social position by a great display of trophies, charms, and other valuables and to enhance attractiveness. Superstition, caste distinction, and climatic necessity all have been influential in the evolution of dress.The term costume also includes accessories, such as the shoe, hat, glove, corset, handkerchief, fan, umbrella, cane, and jewelry; styles of wearing the hair (see hairdressing) and beard; and primitive methods of body-marking and attaching ornaments to the body. Sections in this article:
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America's Car-Mart Inc. (NASDAQ:CRMT) delivered a profit and missed Wall Street's expectations, AND came up short on beating the revenue expectation. The revenue miss is a negative sign to shareholders seeking high growth out of the company.
America's Car-Mart Inc. Earnings Cheat Sheet
Results: Adjusted Earnings Per Share decreased 4.82% to $0.79 in the quarter versus EPS of $0.83 in the year-earlier quarter.
Revenue: Rose 11.4% to $122.54 million from the year-earlier quarter.
Actual vs. Wall St. Expectations: America's Car-Mart Inc. reported adjusted EPS income of $0.79 per share. By that measure, the company missed the mean analyst estimate of $0.88. It missed the average revenue estimate of $123.64 million.
Quoting Management: "We are very pleased with our top line growth for the quarter. Our General Managers continue to work hard at helping our customers succeed and are meeting the challenges of the current competitive environment head–on. We are determined to earn the repeat business of our customers by doing everything we can to help them purchase a quality vehicle with affordable payment terms and excellent service," said William H. ("Hank") Henderson, President and Chief Executive Officer of America's Car-Mart. "Even though our revenues were up, we feel like we could have done even better as we believe that increased funding to the sub-prime auto industry continues to have a negative effect on our business especially on the provision for credit losses line. We believe that many companies that are competing for our customers on the funding side are not focused on earning repeat business tied to customer success. We believe that by helping our customers successfully complete the terms of their contracts, which has always been and will always be our primary focus, we will continue to fulfill our vision of being the most respected buy-here-pay-here organization in the country."
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Even though "The Hangover III" is in the midst of production, Todd Phillips is already looking beyond the final chapter of the fratboy comedy franchise, and has been lining up various projects as potential directorial vehicles. Over the past year, his name has become attached to the stoner weapons dealer pic "Arms And The Dudes"; the drug tale "Mule" penned by the Duplass Brothers and just last month he took over "The Gambler" remake from Martin Scorsese. And now he's adding another to the development pile, and it's arguably the most intriguing of the lot.
Warner Bros. has snapped up the rights to Linwood Barclay's novel "Trust Your Eyes," and now has Phillips attached to direct. Described as a thriller in the vein of Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window," and set in Manhattan's Lower East Side, the story also features a man witnessing a murder, but this time he's "a map-obsessed schizophrenic savant." He enlists the help of his brother to find the killer, but before long they're mixing it up with an ex-cop, and his "ice-pick wielding henchwoman" (!!) who are in the midst of covering their own tracks. Here's the full book synopsis:
Thomas Kilbride is a map-obsessed schizophrenic so affected that he rarely leaves the self-imposed bastion of his bedroom. But with a computer program called Whirl360.com, he travels the world while never so much as stepping out the door. He pores over and memorizes the streets of the world. He examines every address, as well as the people who are frozen in time on his computer screen.
Then he sees something that anyone else might have stumbled upon—but has not—in a street view of downtown New York City: an image in a window. An image that looks like a woman being murdered.
Thomas's brother, Ray, takes care of him, cooking for him, dealing with the outside world on his behalf, and listening to his intricate and increasingly paranoid theories. When Thomas tells Ray what he has seen, Ray humors him with a half-hearted investigation. But Ray soon realizes he and his brother have stumbled onto a deadly conspiracy.
And now they are in the crosshairs…
Where this falls on Phillips' slate remains to be seen, but it's likely a way off, as a script still needs to be written. Either way, it seems Phillips is determined to move away from his comfortable comedy niche for his next effort, and that's certainly worth of some applause. He could easily sit back and crank out 'Hangover'-style movies until he drops, but it seems he's eager to push his boundaries a bit. [Variety]


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Still having issues with wifi in the units. It works sometimes, and not other times. Otherwise, I love staying at One Beach and renting from PVRPV.
Arun. May 23rd, 2016
PVRPV management: Thanks for taking the time to complete the survey for your stay at One Beach Street Vallarta 403A. We will share your comments with the staff involved in your vacation and the owner and their property manager. We look forward in seeing you again soon in Puerto Vallarta. PVRPV TEAM
I did not meet anyone from PRPV on my check-in or check-out, which is fine because I\'ve stayed at this property before. Maybe in the future we can just skip that formality, rather than have someone promise to meet me and not show up. Otherwise, everything was great. I love the location.
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PVRPV management: Thanks for taking the time to complete your survey and we are happy you enjoyed your stay at One Beach Street Vallarta 403A. We will share your ratings and comments with the owner and the staff involved in your vacation. As for no one meeting you I am not sure what happen, and I will have our Concierge MAnager investigate and get back to you as soon as possible. We look forward in seeing you again soon in Puerto Vallarta. PVRPV TEAM
The unit we stayed in at One Beach street was excellent with one exception. It would have been nice to have wifi in the unit itself. It was somewhat inconvenient to have to go to the outdoor common areas to use my laptop.
David. June 7th, 2015
PVRPV management: Thanks for taking the time to complete the survey and we are happy you enjoyed you stay at One Beach Street Vallarta 403A. We will share your comments with the staff involved in your vacation. We look forward in seeing you again soon in Puerto Vallarta. PVRPV TEAM
The lack of Wi-Fi would discourage us from staying there in the future. Also the beds and pillows feel like bricks.
Craig. January 10th, 2015
PVRPV management: Thanks for your comments and we will share them with the building so they are aware. Please keep in mind that we have many options to pick from. We look forward in seeing you soon in Puerto Vallarta. PVRPV TEAM
The staff and the service was great! I do feel this property needs some repair to its appearance. A refresh painting on the building along with a few minor repairs would make this a top notch vacation spot.
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- Restaurants (many in Old Town): 5 Min. Walk
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- Marina Vallarta: 20 Min. Drive
- Queen Bed: 1
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BMW has some pretty sweet diesel motors out there. The sweetest of which sports a tri-turbo setup on a 3.0 liter inline-6 which produces 381 horsepower and 546 pound-feet of torque. This motor goes into the M550d, X5 M50d, and the X6 M50d. What do these all cars have in common other than their diesel powertrain? That they are not available in the USA. So do not fault BimmerBoost for not being too excited about the prospect of an X4 M50d model.
BMW of course is intent on bringing the X4 to market and it will be sold in the USA which is why BMW showed it off at the LA Auto Show. BMW intends to compete against the Macan with the X4 but really this model would make more sense going up against the Audi SQ5 diesel. That vehicle has a 313 horsepower and and 479 pound-feet of torque twin turbo diesel motor.
BMW seems to be on the fence whether to produce this car, "We already have in Europe the 5-series sedan and estate M50d. But there are plans to expand the diesel M offering. I think where there might be potential is in the new X4, which well be bringing in next year." Those words come from the BMW Australia Marketing Director Phil Horton. His words essentially boil to a maybe.
What is most likely to happen is BMW will take their lower end inline-6 diesel motor which is available in the USA, stick it in the X4, add some M badging and 'performance' parts, and call it a day. Would an X4 50d be awesome? Yes it would. However, considering BMW would not bring an X4 50d to the USA anyway BimmerBoost will not shed any tears over what will never be for sale in its home market.
Is BMW planning to bring a performance M diesel version of the X4 to market? X4 50d coming?
This article was originally published in forum thread: Is BMW planning to bring a performance M diesel version of the X4 to market? X4 50d coming? started by Sticky View original post4 Comments-
Puerto Rican 335d - 12-09-2013, 07:55 AM
$#@! YEA!! pencil me in that would give TWO DIESELS in my house my 335d and NEW 4 series COUPE d whoa you gave me a hard on with this news!!!
Puerto Rican 335d - 12-10-2013, 06:57 AM
damn it STICKY let my wet dream at least come true in my dreams!!! LOL


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Prodigyair precisava de um novo design de página da web e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 8 designs enviados por 6 designers freelancers.
This site will have funny videos/jokes/pictures/games. I need something that shows its funny and STILL have a nice web 2.0 look. It needs to be easy to use and offer all the things I want in it.
Desired Color Scheme:
you decide the colors, I like anything...
Desired Style:
web 2.0 but keep the items together not just anywhere.. they need to feel contained and presentable.
Accepted File Formats:
psd, layered
What I like: dorks.com and holylemon.com -- These sites are nice and clean, I love that. What i want is something like holylemon.com but in a new twist that will keep the adiance happy and clicking around. I want to keep them looking at the media I have on the site.
Items it needs...
Homepage, Video page, Category Page, Picture page, games page and jokes page.... If you look at holylemon they have all these pages. I want to make sure that all the media fits on the page and yet has other items to keep click around like I said before.
For the pictures and overall layout it is up to you to come up with. I want the header to not be huge but give a presence of the site so they remember it.
I really like dorks.com and holylemon so if you can emulate those in a new way you will be fine.
Make sure the videos are large like 500px wide and the games will be rather large too like on holy lemon... the pictures will be longer and about as wide as the videos, so the setup for videos and pictures should be about the same.
Overall I need a sleek & crips design that will blow the other funny sites away in terms of looks. If you can use this toon as well possibly... not sure if you can. http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/…oonaa3.jpg
I just want to stress I need nice graphics that are crisp and clear with the web 2.0 style I showed you. Ease of users to find items...
What items I need to be on the page.
1.main menu - (home, login,signup,contactus, search, submit, top media, top sites (should be at the top under the header?
2. Link exchnage - 15 or so text links
3. Few banners to link to other sites
4. latest 10 comments
5.tags for searches
1. Funny videos as main portion on homepage, some funny picutre, jokes and games (read very bottom of htis to get explination)
2. Link dump with 10 links that are to other sites people submit
3. Tags (latest searches) Box for SEO reasons....
video page/jokes/games/pictures
1. have the main content as the main center of attention
2. embed code
3. comments
4. digg, netscape and other social buttons
5. random media from that section
6. rating
7. tags for the media
Hopefully all this makes sense. And I hope you can make something nice and presentable.
So to recap for the 3rd time so there is no mixups... Dorks.com - Break.com - Holylemon.com all sites I like for their placement and setup. IF you can combine all these with the items I need in a nice setup I will be very happy. I am looking for a site that will be stricly funny but will apeal to the people older as well so dont make the site look childish.
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How to look for records of... British Army operations in the Second World War
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1. Why use this guide?
This guide will help you find records at The National Archives relating to military operations in the Second World War, planned and carried out by the:
- British Army
- Indian Army
- Canadian, New Zealand, South African or Indian forces (also known as dominion forces) under British command
- Allied and colonial troops under British command
The records will include details of:
- invasions
- battles
- secret operations
- daily activities of army units (as recorded in unit war diaries)
The guide does not cover records of:
- personnel (for Second World War service records visit the Veterans UK website)
- supply
- technological research
2. Essential information
This guide focuses on War Office records (department code WO), but you can find many other operational records in the Admiralty (ADM), Royal Air Force (AIR) and other record departments.
This is because during the war the army, naval and air services, as well as the civil government and Allied forces, were more integrated than ever before.
3. How to conduct a general search
You will have limited success if you search Discovery, our catalogue using keywords. This is because not all of the records have been catalogued in detail, and only a few have been digitised.
Many army units have been catalogued using abbreviations (for example, 'Fd. Regt.' instead of 'Field Regiment'), so you may have to format your search in different ways.
However, keyword searching can be a good way to begin. Try searching by:
- name of battle (for example, 'Gazala')
- name of operation (for example, 'Overlord')
- name of country or region where an operation took place (for example, Sicily or Belgium)
- name of army unit – try different formats (for example, '8th army' and '8 army')
Restrict your search to the appropriate date range and search within reference WO.
For a general description of the records, read The Second World War: A Guide to Documents in the Public Record Office by John Cantwell (PRO, 1998).
4. Unit war diaries
All units, from battalions and brigades to divisions and whole armies, maintained a daily record of events, often with appendices of signals and orders.
To access the right diary you will need to know the theatre of war – where the unit was fighting (see section 10 for help with this). For example, the diaries for a regiment fighting in Mesopotamia will be with the Middle East forces diaries in record series WO 169.
First select your record series from the table below. Then search our catalogue for the unit name, restricting your search to the relevant series.
As many of these records are described in our catalogue using military abbreviations and specialist language, you may have to try formatting the unit name in different ways or browse the relevant series.
Description | Record series |
War Office directorates | WO 165 |
Home forces | WO 166 |
British expeditionary force | WO 167 |
North-West expeditionary force | WO 168 |
Middle East forces | WO 169 |
Central Mediterranean forces | WO 170 |
North-West Europe | WO 171 |
South-East Asia command | WO 172 |
West Africa forces | WO 173 |
Madagascar | WO 174 |
British North Africa forces | WO 175 |
Various smaller theatres | WO 176 |
Medical services | WO 177 |
Military missions | WO 178 |
Dominion forces | WO 179 |
GHQ Liaison Regiment* | WO 215 |
Special services | WO 218 |
Ships Signals sections* | WO 257 |
Royal Marine Commandos | DEFE 2 |
*These series include associated papers
5. Headquarters papers
The records of the military headquarters of each theatre of operation, and of the forces under their command, are the most important sources of information on the planning and conduct of military operations. Search or browse the following record series:
Description | Record series |
British expeditionary force in France 1939-1940 | WO 197 |
North West expeditionary force in Norway 1940 | WO 198 |
Home forces | WO 199 |
Middle East forces | WO 201 |
Military missions | WO 202 |
Far East forces including ABDA and SEAC | WO 203 |
Allied forces in North Africa, Italy and France 1942-1945 | WO 204, WO 228 |
21st Army Group in Northern Europe 1943-1945 | WO 205, WO 229 |
North African and Mediterranean theatres: maps | WO 234 |
East Africa command | WO 276 |
Combined operations | DEFE 2 |
6. War Office directorates
While the directorates were primarily concerned with administration, their records frequently include reports on actions and campaigns. Use our catalogue to search the following series, or browse them by clicking on the links:
Description | Record series |
Directorate of military operations and intelligence | WO 106 |
Quarter-master general including exercises and plans, especially combined operations | WO 107 |
Directorate of military operations: appreciation files | WO 190 |
Directorate of military operations: collation files | WO 193 |
Directorate of artillery | WO 196 |
Directorate of military intelligence including weekly intelligence summaries and intelligence reviews | WO 208 |
Directorate of military training particularly lessons learned from operations | WO 231 |
Directorate of tactical investigation particularly studies of individual operations | WO 232 |
Directorate of air | WO 233 |
Directorate of army psychiatry | WO 241 |
Directorate of signals including signal plans and instructions for operations | WO 244 |
Directorate of staff duties | WO 260 |
Directorate of supplies and transport | WO 272 |
Engineer in Chief papers including reports on planning and operations | WO 227 |
7. Records of Cabinet and high command
7.1 Cabinet
For records of military operations within Cabinet records, begin by searching our Cabinet papers website (£). You can also browse selected records on the theme of war.
To find further records of the Cabinet Office, search our catalogue using keywords, restricted your search to the CAB department and the relevant year range. The records include:
- defence committees, for example in CAB 69
- Chiefs of Staff committees, for example in CAB 79
- War Cabinet daily situation reports in CAB 100
- War Cabinet telegrams in CAB 105
- Secretariat files in CAB 120 – these document the personal intervention of the Prime Minister
7.2 Prime Minister's Office
Browse Prime Minister's Office operational papers in PREM 3. The confidential (policy) papers in PREM 4 may also contain operational information.
7.3 War Office councils and committees
Browse the following series:
- minutes of War Office council, Army council and their committees in WO 163
- Inter-Services security board minutes in WO 283 (contain information on the co-ordination of operational security and the control of code names)
- secret papers concerning defence issues in CAB 121
8. Other operational records
Search within WO 32 for reports of operations, using the following search terms in our catalogue:
- 'Code 0' (for overseas operations)
- 'Code 46′(for narratives of operations)
- 'Code 95' (for reports of invasions)
Browse WO 33 for reports on actions with the enemy.
Browse the combined operations headquarters records in DEFE 2 or search by special service brigade, commando unit or the code name of the operation. This record series covers all amphibious and some airborne operations.
Search by operation codename or browse WO 233 and AIR 39 for airborne operations.
9. Official histories and narratives
Search or browse the following record series:
- narratives and reports written by the official historians of the Second World War in CAB 106 and CAB 101
- official historical studies of the war, mostly published in the 1950s, in WO 277
- notes and papers of a 1947 course on the D-Day landings and ensuing campaigns in WO 223
- medical historians' papers that include narratives of medical units in action in WO 222
10. Orders of battle
The Orders of Battle and related records give the overseas locations of units during a particular battle or campaign. They show the distribution of divisions and regiments in numerical order and provide the station of each battalion or company. This information can help you trace a unit war diary.
Browse, search or consult the following for the locations of British and Dominions forces:
- Orders of Battle in the Second World War (2 volumes, HMSO, 1960) by HF Joslen
Browse or search the following for the locations of Allied and enemy forces:
11. Private papers
Private and private office papers contain some information about operations. Consult the papers of:
- Field-Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis in WO 214
- the Chief of the (Imperial) General Staff in WO 216
- the Permanent Under Secretary in WO 258
- the Secretary of State in WO 259


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Romantic, huh? lol
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A public hearing set for Sept. 2 regarding land once owned by Johnny and June Carter Cash has been delayed a month, according to Hendersonville Planning Director Fred Rogers.
Texas investor James Gresham's Lakehouse Holidngs LLC purchased 4.5 acres at 200 Caudill Drive in March. Gresham has said he wants to build an exclusive treatment center for those struggling with eating disorders on the lakefront property.
In order to allow for the change, the city's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will have to vote to rezone the property from residential to office planned development. It will also have to vote to amend the city's Land Use and Transportation Plan.
Both proposals, however, must first come before the city's planning commission.
While Lakehouse Holdings met that commission's deadline for the land use plan amendment to be heard on Sept. 2, it missed the application deadline for the rezoning request, Rogers said.
The company has agreed to present both proposals at the Oct. 7 Hendersonville Regional Planning Commission meeting. Rogers said a public hearing regarding the project will precede that meeting. The planning commission meets at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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Today we encounter perhaps the most difficult entry of the series. While "important" and "palatable" are not always mutually exclusive descriptors, there's no denying the cultural significance of writer-director Julie Dash's hypnotic and elliptical 1991 debut feature Daughters of the Dust, which apparently was the first nationally released film by a black female director. In 2004, the Library of Congress' National Film Registry accepted it in its canon. Its distributor, Kino International, has a close relationship with Janus and thus is similar to the Criterion Collection in its commitment to film restoration and definitive DVD packaging. However, it's a slippery movie to review, not the least of which because this critic is a white woman with a shaky grasp on the folkloric traditions represented and referenced herein.
In theory, Daughters contains a straight-forward narrative. The extended Peazant family, led by grand-matriarch Nana (Cora Lee Day), are gathering together to get their picture taken. The film takes place in 1902, at a time with the technology used in photographer Mr. Snead's (Tommy Redmond Hicks) profession was still emergent. The film's setting is the Sea Islands, which form a chain along South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. Though they were founded by indigenous tribes, Spain used many of them as colonial mission posts. After Georgia and Florida were settled, planters began importing African slaves to work the cotton, rice, and indigo plantations. As many originated from West Africa, they attempted to preserve their heritage and language systems. The cross-pollination resulted in the formation of the Gullah culture. However, much of the Peazant family is migrating to the mainland. Thus, this event represents a reunion and an attempt to wipe clean the traumatic origins and aftermath of the Civil War and the Reconstruction era.
The film is concerned with multiple generations of women within the family. They are paired together in surprising ways, with the main arc narrated by an unseen child (Kai-Lynn Warren) who won't be born until the following year. Nana is the eldest. She and most of the family have a strained relationship with Yellow Mary (Barbarao), a pariah in the Peazant family because of her white father and her residency in the United States. There is a gaggle of young women in that nascent period between late adolescence and early adulthood, including Eula (Alva Rogers). These ladies interact with one another through teaching customs, retelling stories, learning dances, playing games, and sharing silences.
The film is remarkably lyrical and abstract about these proceedings. Dash, a New Yorker whose father is of Gullah descent, wanted to share experiences from her youth. These practices included preparing gumbo, eating meals with her family, or gluing okra to her forehead when her grandparents unspooled family lore. She specifically wanted to reflect on African American culture at time when Americans were about to face another turn of the century. She also wanted to foreground female experiences, which some apparently feared would make Daughters unmarketable. I think these detractors are lazy, and can't recognize the great care taken by Dash, cinematographer Arthur Jafa, score composer John Barnes, production designer Kerry Marshall, and costume designers Dana Campbell and Arline Burks Gant, among others.
Though the crew beautifully exacts the medium's particular ability to transport viewers, the film's opacity can make it fairly inscrutable. While little appears to transpire in Daughters, it is teeming with dense cultural references, familial tensions, and a set of subtle but complex multiperspectival recollections that are introduced by one character and reshaped by others. As a result, family members' interconnections are even deeper than originally established. This bespeaks the evolution of West Africa's rich storytelling traditions as reinterpreted by the Gullah people. The deft employment of complicated, multivalent storytelling establishes the influence it had on Zora Neale Hurston's work, which is skillfully contextualized in Valerie Boyd's great biography, Wrapped in Rainbows: The Life of Zora Neale Hurston. This dense interplay also recalls the West African tradition of polyrhythmic harp playing, which took Joanna Newsom much of her life to learn, to say nothing of its originators. It also contains a built-in critique against condescending white interlopers of European descent who exalt the primitive simplicity of the black person's way of life.
I would never make such a claim, but am still not sure what to make of the bewitching and esoteric Daughters. While I heartily advocate its place in this series, I'd appreciate an interpreter with a background in the Gullah cultural tradition to parse out what is seen and unsaid. It takes a sensitive set of eyes and ears that I'm not sure I possess. But that seems to be Daughters' entire point: You can't trust one person to report and interpret a series of events, no matter how beguilingly simple.


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since the MB has been announced for february we can be pretty sure that Vista SP1 will be released soon.
now we just need PS/2, serial/parallel ports, analog audio jacks, VGA/DVI ports, IDE (including floppy), PCI slots, game ports and the stupid 24pin PSU and IDE/SATA power connectors to disappear. I'm sick of having half the space of motherboard front panels being wasted by ports nobody uses anymore and my desktop PC full of power cables everywhere [C].


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Nutrition alumna Hillary Wright '84, MEd, RD, LDN, is the author of a recently published book about healthy eating. Titled The Prediabetes Diet Plan: How to Reverse Prediabetes and Prevent Diabetes through Healthy Eating and Exercise (Ten Speed/Random House Press, 2013), the book guides readers in managing and reversing prediabetes, a condition involving elevated glucose levels that often leads to type 2 diabetes. Wright outlines a strategy for prediabetes patients focusing on diet and lifestyle change. The book includes information on prediabetes and its causes, meal selections, grocery shopping, eating at restaurants, supplements, and exercise all focused on helping readers reverse the condition. The book has garnered positive reviews since its release earlier this month, including from Library Journal and Publishers Weekly Review.
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Anyone looking to trash Tannenbaum can do so in the hundred other threads on this board. Take that crap elsewhere.
Whatever you think of his successes as GM is irrelevant, this is a man thanking the organization and the fans.
And to that I say thank you Mike. You are a class act.
i love how he praises himself for a couple good picks, when most his picks were just flat out terrible. especially the early 1st round busts a la sanchez and gholston
7 years and he sends his farewell using tapa talk? shame on Mike T.
Good Luck Mike, and thanks for almost getting us to the top
He made enough terrible moves to warrant being dismissed. No need to pull the big phoney and pat him on the head as he leaves.
The old, he was great at this that and the other thing, but it was time to go attitude is idiotic.
For the record, I've hated having Tannenbaum as the GM since day one and am ecstatic he's been fired. However, something has to be said for the guy being able to work (con) his way up to being an NFL GM without knowing a damn thing about football. Because of this, there is no doubt in my mind he'll be fine.
Way to toot your own horn Mike see ya........
I agreed that Mike did a bad job in the end and should have been fired and not kept here in any capacity. So should Rex IMO, but we'll see. That said while Mike's decisions were not good at times, he worked his ass off here. Mike was a guy who burned the candle at both ends looking for ways to make the team better. For that he should be praised. I hope he takes this experience to heart and learns from it when he gets another chance someday, which I believe he will.
I have had opportunities to socialize with him in the past. He is very intelligent, and smarter in the x's and o's then people give him credit for. He has a huge ego which is essential to get where he did. I still think he got a bum deal because up to 2008 he was doing all he needed to do to build a solid franchise, but then the whole philosophy of the organization changed to win now and sell tickets. ESPN has a good article on that today.
In many ways he was following his owner's wishes. For that reason I feel sorry for him being made the fall guy.
Not at all. Hey it is never nice when a guy gets fired. No fun at all. I don't even mind Tanny for some of the things he did. What I hate our these after the fact disinegenious back slapping as a guy goes out the door. If he is as good as some people say then he should stay and the people saying this should be arguing vehemently for him to stay instead of saying.
Oh it was time for him to go but he was smart, a good gm and made a lot of great moves.
Umm... So you are suggesting it means nothing?
It's clearly a very good accomplishment. Obviously not winning the super bowl but it's something that deserves to be mentioned. Hell, it's only happened a handful of times in this team's pathetic history and he had a big part in two of them.


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One month ago, it was revealed that Arnold Schwarzenegger had an affair with his family's housekeeper, which resulted in the birth of a child, now 13 years old.
Now, the housekeeper/mistress Mildred Baena is breaking her silence and speaking about her affair with the former governor for the first time in a sit-down interview with Hello! Magazine.
Baena reveals she didn't immediately know Schwarzenegger was the father of her son, but says, "It was as [my son] grew and I started to see the resemblance that I wondered — but it became more apparent as time went on."
Baena worked for the family for over 20 years and says Maria Shriver approached her about the affair after she brought her son to the Schwarzenegger home and people commented on his resemblance to the "Terminator" actor.
"She would say things like, 'I'm here if you need to talk.' I sensed something was up," Baena reveals. "I have so much love and respect for Maria. Finally, she asked point blank."
After Baena confessed that her 13-year-old son was fathered by Schwarzenegger, Shriver was not angry, but compassionate. "She was so strong. She cried with me and told me to get off my knees," Baena says. "We held each other and I told her it wasn't Arnie's fault, that it takes two."
Baena says she's not angry with Schwarzenegger, who bought her house in Bakersfield, but rather feels sorry for him. "He's a good man and I know he's suffering too. He loves Maria. I hope with time they work things out."
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Describe your setting: My work setting is the collegiate athletics setting in athletics clinical care athletic training and I hold the position of Head Athletic Trainer. I also serve the Department of Athletics as Assistant Director of Athletics w/ responsibilities in facility management, supervision of other support staff, and assisting the Director of Athletics. Knox College is NCAA Div III and we play in
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How long have you worked in this setting? I am in my 21st year, 18 full-time years at the college. The prior 2.5 years I worked for an orthopedic group and I was contracted to Knox College as their first Athletic Trainer.
Describe your typical day: My day can begin anywhere from 5:30am to 8:30am and last from anywhere to 7:00pm to 10:00pm minus any travel. The early start will involve a morning workout with one of our pre-season sports and then I move into morning treatments and rehabs mixed with some administrative functions of meetings with the Athletic Department administrative staff, working with individual coaches and others from the campus on administrative topics as it relates to athletics.
I also teach a Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries in our Department of Sport Studies during our spring term and work with a variety of students throughout the year in some independent studies in related topics where essentially I guide them through self learning on topics related to sports, health, wellness, and injury. The early afternoon continues more of the same from the morning and then we move to practice prep for the afternoon practices and then to practice coverage. If necessary, we overlap the afternoon practices with practice/competition prep for any evening activities. All throughout that time, I work with the athletic training staff organizing the staffing of practices, mentoring them in the care of their assigned athletes, updating and re-writing our protocols, dealing with insurance issues and filing insurance paper work and managing our budget. The day always ends with a practice or competition and post treatments and evaluations.
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What advice do you have about your practice setting for a young Athletic Trainer looking at this setting? Have fun. Most of what we deal with can really be fun. Enjoy the student athletes you get the opportunity to work with. Always remember they are the reason you are here.


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- Dec. 4: Hayden places 2 at Middle Park tournament
- Dec. 11: Hayden 11th at Delta tournament
- Dec. 18: Hayden 3rd at West Grand tournament
- Jan. 7 and 8: Letlow leads Hayden wrestling team in Utah
- Jan. 15: Hayden 2nd at Rangely tournament
- Jan. 22: Letlow, Domson shine for Hayden wrestling at event
- Jan. 27: Moffat County 51, Hayden 18
- Jan. 29: Glenwood 54, Hayden 18 and Hayden 44, Meeker 21
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Steamboat Springs The 2010-11 wrestling season began with so much hope for Hayden High School.
The Tigers had a lofty top-three ranking and a roster that looked like it could compete with the best in the state.
What ensued were months of injury-riddled wrestlers missing valuable time on the mat.
But the season begins anew today, with Hayden healthier than it has been and eyeing the state wrestling tournament Feb. 17 to 19 in Denver.
"I expect us to do as good as possible," Hayden coach Ty Camilletti said. "Realistically, we know we have some tough matches. There are a few weight classes we're going to have to win some matches. But it's wrestled on the mat and not on paper. We got to go beat some kids. Just because they have a better record doesn't mean they're going to win."
Hayden, along with Soroco, begins the regional wrestling meet at 6 p.m. today in Palisade. The meet continues at 9 a.m. Saturday. The top four finishers in each weight class advance to state.
Although Hayden has had its share of injuries, it's quite possible that a number of Tigers could move on to the state tournament.
Led by 215-pounder Treyben Letlow, who has won 65 straight matches, Hayden should be favored to get five or six wrestlers to state.
In addition to Letlow, T-Lane Mazzola (119 pounds), Chad Terry (130), Scott Armbruster (135) and Ryan Domson (171) have legitimate shots at qualifying.
Hayden also is expected to bring back 145-pound wrestler Gage Webb from injury.
Camilletti said Kaiden Decker at 103 pounds, Journey Vreeman at 125 pounds, Austin Cless at 140 pounds and Nick Deluca at 152 pounds would have to pick up a few upsets to advance.
"We want to get as many as we can," Camilletti said. "We want to get to state, but you have to get through regionals first. We can make some noise at the state tournament. We have some kids that can go far."


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The perception that women must be seen to be "one of the guys" in order to do well in the workplace is a common one.
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This puts them in a minority even among women in business. A separate EZI study of female executive directors in Europe shows over 70 per cent are in support functions, such as finance, human resources or marketing. Yet line management is the route to the top. For instance, the FT's number 6, Ursula Burns, started in various assistant roles at Xerox but used the role of vice-president of global manufacturing as a stepping stone to the CEO job.


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