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Mayor Johnson: 'We Did It!'
Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" blared through the speakers as Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson walked on stage at City Hall, hugging Council Members and local investors on a historic day for the Kings and California's capital city.
"Repeat after me," began Johnson, addressing a sea of purple-and-black-clad fans who came out to voice their support.
"We did it!" he exclaimed.
"I'm just so excited. As a community, we did what people said we couldn't do. This was one heck of a comeback – it was the longest of long-shots and we, as a community, rose up and did what nobody, except for the folks in this town and this region, thought we could do."
The former NBA All-Star described keeping the Kings in Sacramento as a defining and transformative moment, thanking supporters for their unwavering support.
"The fans – you never gave up, you never lost hope, you supported us," said Johnson. "Every time we fell down, you picked us up and said, 'Keep fighting … We can do it. Our voices will be heard. We will not be ignored.' The fans of Sacramento, this is your moment – truly, your moment."
Throughout the press conference – which included speeches by many of the city's political leaders and local investor Mark Friedman – team diehards, filling the Council Chambers, mezzanine level and adjacent streets, erupted in uproarious applause and chants.
"How do I even put it into words?" longtime Kings fan Stephan Tetsu asked rhetorically. "When I heard the news, I literally pulled my car over (and) sat there in my car, shaking and crying for a half-hour. I just want to scream right now – I'm so happy."
Dozens of beaming supporters echoed a similar sentiment.
"I've had the biggest smile on my face the last couple of days (and) I can't stop smiling," said Chris Solis, a fan since he first caught glimpse of former Kings guard Jason Williams' dazzling passes. "We've been waiting for this moment and it's finally come."
Kevin Fippin, who flew to Dallas to show his support for the Kings at the NBA's Board of Governors pivotal meeting on Wednesday, described the emotional scene while putting the week's events in perspective.
"It was pretty surreal," said Fippin, who's played an integral role in the community's effort to keep the team in town. "After the decision was announced, we all huddled around computers and phones, listening to the press conference, high-fiving each other, giving out hugs.
"It's years of work that City Council and these local owners – and even these community leaders and grassroots leaders, like myself – have been working on for so long to get this done. It's awesome to see it actually happen."
Kings TV Play-by-Play Announcer Grant Napear reiterated his immense pride for the region that came together for a common cause.
"I think it's the best part of it – we all feel we accomplished something because everybody did something to save this team," he said.
"The fans are unparalleled. A lot of fans would've jumped ship, a lot of fans would've given up – this fanbase never gave up. (During) the last game against the Clippers on April 17, if you'd walked in and didn't know any better, you would've sworn you were at a Playoff game. These fans and this community, I think they're a big reason why this team is staying here."
While glancing out at the crowd, local investor Phil Oates revealed he had to hold back tears during the momentous press conference.
"This is what separates us from other towns," said Oates. "A lot of towns have money, a lot of towns have political will – very few towns have this kind of passion.
"There was somebody who was interviewed last night on the news who said, 'This is the biggest day since the gold rush.' I'm not sure it's an overstatement."
Radio personality Carmichael Dave – who traveled cross-country in an RV to showcase Sacramento's support for the team – was similarly all smiles following the gathering, taking time out to pose for photos with appreciative fans.
"This doesn't happen without the owners, without Mayor Johnson and the City Council, but it doesn't happen without the fans," he said. "Without the fans, there is no day like today, and that's why they're the best in the world.
"Today means everything, and the only thing that means more than today is tomorrow — the future," he added. "We earned this, but we have to continue to earn it for years to come, and I'm so confident in our city that we'll be able to do that."
Among the jubilant attendees at City Hall, Greg Boehl held his three-year-old daughter in his arms, beaming with joy while visualizing Kings home games and sharing memories with the next generation of young supporters.
"It's phenomenal," he said. "I've been saying all along, we've already had our chance to be Kings fans. We're fighting for the future so they can experience what we've had the privilege of being a part of. It's beyond words."
At the conclusion of the hour-long press conference, Mayor Johnson put his fist in the air triumphantly at the podium and delivered a powerful final message.
"This was our Playoffs … we won and we're champions," said Johnson. "Long live the Kings!"


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The Council elected Don Harris as its president during the Monday, Dec. 6 meeting. Councilor Rey Garduño will step in to do his turn as vice president. Former President Ken Sanchez will serve as chairman of the Committee of the Whole. Other appointments were tabled until the Dec. 20 meeting.
Councilor Dan Lewis flexed his muscles a bit by introducing a measure to consider using private contractors to replace Transportation Security Administration employees at the Sunport. The resolution will not be heard until the next Council meeting. It asks the city administration to look into replacing the TSA, a little-known option authorized by the federal government. Lewis said a private contractor could mean less intrusive screenings. City and state officials have expressed their skepticism at the idea of contracting out the job.
On a side note, Lewis has said he is considering taking on U.S. Rep. Martin Heinrich for his Washington seat in the 2012 election.
Issue | Council's Take | Reporter's Take |
Downtown BucksAfter 10 years, the Downtown Business Improvement District tax is up for renewal. The tax generates more than $700,000 annually. This money is administered by the Downtown Action Team, which provides additional trash pick-ups, street cleaning and graffiti removal in the area. The group provides other visitor hospitality and marketing services as well. The tax must be reaffirmed every 10 years by a petition of at least 51 percent of the Downtown property owners. Each property owner gets one vote. | Councilors listened to more than a dozen people speak on either side of the issue. The Downtown Action Team board submitted a petition with the required number of property owner signatures. A couple of property owners who oppose the tax said their businesses get fewer services than those along Central, and they pay more taxes than the smaller businesses, so they should have more votes. For several hours, Councilors listened, asked good questions and unanimously approved an amended version. Harris proposed to change the renewal to every five years by petition and added a review by the City Council every two and a half years. | Listening to the Downtown business and property owners argue their positions left me wondering why they can't get over themselves and work towards the common good. The two factions are even involved in a lawsuit to change the way the tax burden and vote allocation is determined. Kudos to Councilor Debbie O'Malley for smacking down the big guys demanding they get more votes because they contribute more money. Ditto kudos to Councilor Harris for his amendment that includes mediation to resolve the perceived problems brought up by the two sides. Over the course of the last 10 years, the Downtown Action Team has helped to polish up Burque's backbone, making it a more pleasant place to work, live, dine, shop, and catch great theater and music. The tax is a good thing, and taxpayers citywide should expect both sides to get along, forge agreement in mediation and drop the litigation. |
Robbing Peter to Pay PaulCouncilors were asked to approve a change in the city's Capital Improvement Plan by shifting $1.3 million in capital outlay money. The shift would move resources from Warehouse 508, the city's Downtown teen center, to improvements to the BMX facility located near Isotopes Park, and to the Holiday Park Multigenerational Center in the Heights. Councilor Isaac Benton said the cash going to the BMX park would help fix a noise and dust mitigation design problem. Councilor Trudy Jones said the Holiday Park center is in need of safety improvements. | Councilor Brad Winter wanted to know why the rest of the Council was not told there was capital outlay money available, which he says each of the council districts could put toward uses of their own. "It would have been kind of nice if we could have discussed this, and it would not have been a surprise," Winter said. Benton and Jones didn't offer any answers as to why they got the money and the others did not. Other councilors stayed quiet and in the end, even Winter approved the money shift. | I was dismayed to hear of the million-dollar cut to the Warehouse 508 future budget. The teen center is a vibrant, innovative place offering the city's youth a place to do art, music, film-making and many other creative options. The dust and noise generated by the BMX riders are a problem for nearby residents. I'm sure the improvements to Holiday Park are needed as well. I just question doing it at the expense of vulnerable teens. Winter is right that the entire Council should have been involved in deciding where the swapped bucks will go. |


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Most scientists rarely experience the luxury of certainty. But we expect them to speak with authority. We expect them to make impossible predictions and judge them on their accuracy. Even more, we expect them to stay above or at least outside public debates. In Storms of My Grandchildren: The Truth About the Coming Climate Catastrophe and Our Last Chance to Save Humanity, James Hansen gives us the opportunity to watch a scientist who is sick of silence and compromise, a scientist at the breaking point — the point at which he is willing to sacrifice his credibility to make a stand to avert disaster, to offer up the fruits of four-plus decades of inquiry and ingenuity just in case he might change the course of history.
Hansen is often called the father of global warming. He was the creator, more than 30 years ago, of one of the first climate models, Model Zero, which he used to make a series of accurate predictions about climate change in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. He was invited to the White House; he has testified before Congress; he is the director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
And yet he hates public speaking. "I have always been shy," he writes, "a poor communicator, and lacking in tact. I decided that the best chance for me to communicate better was to learn to write better. So for years, after Anniek and I would go to bed, I would read out loud to her, usually English novels, marking words to study later. It improved my vocabulary, but not my tact."
Storms of My Grandchildren is an urgent book, propelled by three powerful engines. First is Hansen's realization that someday his grandchildren might ask him why he didn't do more to stop global warming. Second, there's his disgust with "greenwashing," the government's assurance that it takes the problem seriously and cares more about a sustainable future than business as usual. "I believe the biggest obstacle to solving global warming is the role of money in politics," Hansen repeats throughout the book. And: "President Obama does not get it. He and his key advisers are subject to heavy pressures, and so far the approach has been, 'Let's compromise.' " Last are recent changes in the author's own understanding of climate change.
In 2001, Hansen presented his thoughts on the subject to Vice President Dick Cheney and the Climate Task Force. At that time, he cited 450 parts per million as the maximum allowable level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Along with other scientists and activists, he has revised that standard to 350 ppm. He has also begun to focus increasingly on human-induced "forcings" (which interrupt normal patterns of climate change) — particularly coal and fossil fuels.
If we shut down all coal plants in the next two decades, Hansen writes, we have a chance to bring current levels of CO2 in the atmosphere, now at 387 ppm, down to 350 ppm. But half the electricity in the United States comes from coal. In China, it's 80 percent.
Like many scientists who have worked for decades on these issues, Hansen recognizes the importance of climate-related feedback loops, in which the loss of arctic sea ice, melting glaciers and ice sheets, and the release of frozen methane as tundra melts speed up rates of warming more than scientists predicted 20 years ago.
As to how to reckon with that, Hansen believes it begins with understanding the mechanisms that drive global warming. He apologizes for luring us in with promises of simple science: "If you are irascible by nature," he writes at one point, "easily angered by broken promises, you may wish to skip directly to the next chapter." Later, though, Hansen is less accommodating: "This is not difficult!" he insists as he walks us through the relationship between temperature and CO2 levels, the importance of sea level stability for civilization, the tilt and orbit of Earth and, of course, the human and natural forcings.
Perhaps the most frightening part of Storms of My Grandchildren involves Hansen's take on the personalities and power trips that all too often get in the way of real movement. He is alarmed by the contrarians, such as Richard Lindzen of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and annoyed by the bureaucrats, such as former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe, who firmly requested that Hansen remove the word "danger" from discussions of global warming. He finds himself increasingly marginalized as positions on global warming and appropriate actions polarize. "Of course," he notes, "by 2005 I was well aware that the NASA Office of Public Affairs had become an office of propaganda."
Like a hurricane approaching landfall, Hansen picks up momentum toward the end of the book. "A scientist should be clear and blunt about what he thinks," he writes, "even if the authorities don't like it." He wants the reader to understand what he sees as the key issue: "When (politicians) tell you that they are going to solve the problem via a 'goal,' 'binding target,' or a 'cap,' you know that they are lying. Yes, lying is a harsh word, so you may instead say 'kidding themselves,' but I expect that one day your more perceptive grandchildren will say that you let the politicians lie to you."


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Price River
The Price River is a river in the state of Utah, in the United States. The river originates in the Wasatch Plateau in central Utah and flows southeastward through Price Canyon, alongside U.S. Route 6, to the cities of Helper and Price. The river flows along the northeastern edge of the San Rafael Swell to the ghost town of Woodside, where it proceeds to the east, joining the Green River in Gray Canyon after flowing a distance of 137 miles (220 km).[1] Range Creek is one of its tributaries. The average discharge is approximately 337 cfs.
It is generally believed that the Price River was named after LDS Bishop William Price of Goshen, Utah, who explored the region in 1869. The town of Price was later named after the river.[2]
The Scofield Reservoir was formed by the construction of the Scofield Dam in 1946. There are plans to build a second dam on the river, upstream from the Scofield Dam, called the Gooseberry Narrows Dam. The proposal has met with opposition out of concern for environmental impacts on trout fisheries in the Price River headwaters and the planned diversion of the water impounded by the dam out of the Colorado River basin to supplement the irrigation systems of the Sanpete Valley.[3] As a result of the planned dam the Price River was included on the American Rivers list of the top ten endangered rivers in the United States in 2005.[4]
The Price is a small, shallow river and is normally unnavigable. However, during springtime flows, the 23.5 miles (37.8 km) below the Scofield dam to Castle Gate contain Class I to V whitewater.[5] The river has become increasingly popular with canoeists and kayakers.
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- ^ "The National Map". U.S. Geological Survey. Retrieved Feb 16, 2011.
- ^ "Utah History Encyclopedia: Price". University of Utah. Retrieved September 10, 2006.
- ^ "Utah Rivers Council - Gooseberry Dam". Utah Rivers Council. Archived from the original on September 8, 2006. Retrieved September 10, 2006.
- ^ "Utah's Price River "Most Endangered"". KUTV.com. Archived from the original on September 26, 2007. Retrieved September 10, 2006.
- ^ "Price River, Utah". southwestpaddler.com. Retrieved September 10, 2006.
Coordinates: 39°10′46″N 110°06′23″W / 39.17944°N 110.10639°W


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What does it mean when youre dizzy and light headed?
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How do you stop being dizzy or light headed. Drink plenty of water, lie down for as long as you can, and keep your head still. Trust me, it works. What does light
It does sound like you are pregnant love, i am pregnant now ( around six weeks) although i didnt have the white discharge strangely enough, i have the brown discharge. you really have nothing to worry about unless the blood turns to bright red, that usually means misscarriage. And all of the pregnancy test turned negative for me to at the start. you should book into the docs and have ur HCG blood test done, they will be able to detect pregnancy through that.. good luck
i get dizzy and light headed? im 16 and really active were it just hits me (i run track, motocross, snowboard etc.) but i get these things. i get really dizzy and feel like cr
Lightheaded and dizzy, although you may experience both sensations simultaneously, are two different things. Lightheadedness is feeling like you are about to pass out, while dizziness is the sensation of the room whirling around you. Althou… More:http://www.ehow.com/facts_5681932_causes-light-headed-dizziness_.html?ref=Track2&utm_source=ask
This could be caused by many things. Stress, dehydration or low iron levels can cause dizziness/vertigo and light headedness. More:http://www.chacha.com/question/what-are-the-symptoms-of-dizziness-and-light-headed
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Jan 12, 2011 It is important to know exactly what you mean when you say. You may sometimes feel nauseated or vomit when you are lightheaded. Vertigo
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i am so fed up of feeling like crap sinus problems popping ears jaw ache headache really feel down but the worse thing is going light headed and dizzy now that is driving me crazy just want to cry … please can anyone help could u please advise me on wat i can take xxx


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Bce colloca 43,178 mld euro in p/t 7 gg, in scadenza 41,581 mld
FRANKFURT, Sept 20 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank announced the following results for its latest liquidity providing operation: Main Refinancing Operation-Allotment Intended Volume: Reference Number: 20160102 Min Allotment: Transaction Type: Reverse Transactions Fixed Rate: 0.00 % Operation Type: Liquidity Providing Max Bid Limit: Procedure: Standard Tender Max Bids per Cpty: 1 Tender Date: 20/09/2016 11:15 Marg. Rate: Start Date: 21/09/2016 % of All. at Fixed Rate: 100 Maturity Date: 28/09/2016 Tot Amount Allotted: 43177.5 mn Duration (days): 7 Weight. Avg. Allot. Rate: Tot Bid Amount: 43177.5 mn Auction Type: Fixed Rate Tender Tot Number of Bidders: 85 Allotment Method: Min Rate (bids): Max Rate (bids): ///Estimate on 20/09/2016 of the average autonomous factors for the period 19/09/2016 to 27/09/2016 amounts to EUR 805.7 bn. Benchmark allotment based on the ECB's liquidity forecast as of 20/09/2016 amounts to EUR -400.5 bn. For general information on the calculation of the benchmark allotment amount, please see www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/liq/html/index.en.html as well as ECB page Operational Communications.///
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Among the 1,100 Jews saved from the Nazis by German industrialist Oskar Schindler was an emaciated 13-year-old boy named Leon Leyson, who had to stand on a box to reach the machinery in the Krakow factory where Schindler sheltered him and his family.
The boy Schindler called "Little Leyson" survived the Holocaust to start life over in Los Angeles. He taught high school in Huntington Park for 39 years, rarely mentioning to anyone the pain and perils he experienced during the war that claimed the lives of 6 million Jews.
Then came the celebrated 1993 movie "Schindler's List," which ignited public interest in the stories of Holocaust survivors. Coaxed into breaking five decades of near-silence on the subject, Leyson — the youngest member of the group rescued by Schindler — embarked on a public speaking career that took him across the United States and Canada to share his story about coming of age during the Nazis' brutal reign.
Leon Leyson: In the Jan. 14 LATExtra section, the obituary of Holocaust survivor Leon Leyson said that he was the youngest member of Schindler's List, the group of 1,100 Jews saved from the Nazis by German industrialist Oskar Schindler. Definitive records are unavailable in many cases, but contemporaries and Chapman University Holocaust expert Marilyn Harran consider him one of the youngest. —
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"Any time he told his story he never used notes, he never gave the same talk twice. It always came from the head and the heart," said his friend and Chapman University religious studies professor Marilyn Harran. "It made people walk away wanting to be better people, to care more, to remember not only the Holocaust but to remember that we can never be indifferent."
Leyson, a longtime resident of Fullerton, died Saturday in Whittier after a four-year battle with lymphoma, his daughter Stacy Wilfong said. He was 83.
She said her father was reluctant to talk about the war years because he "didn't think anybody was interested. He didn't have public speaking experience. He didn't think he was going to be any good."
His reticence may also have been due to his attitude that, having been given a second chance at life, he just wanted to get on with it.
"The truth is, I did not live my life in the shadow of the Holocaust," he told the Portland Oregonian in 1997. "I did not give my children a legacy of fear. I gave them a legacy of freedom."
The youngest of five children of a glass factory worker and his wife, Leyson was born Sept. 15, 1929, in Narewka, Poland, a village near the Russian border. He later moved to Krakow with his family.
He was a few weeks shy of his 10th birthday in 1939 when German forces invaded Poland and life as he had known it began to crumble.
Six months after the invasion, Poland's Jews were ordered into a section of Krakow enclosed by a fence, the tops of which, Leyson often recalled, resembled grave markers. "I don't think that was an accident," he told the Los Angeles Times in 1994. His parents loaded their belongings onto a wagon and were crammed into one bedroom of an apartment in the Jewish ghetto with only a sheet separating them from another family.
Random shootings of Jews escalated into mass killings and deportations to extermination camps. The two constants in his life became hunger and fear.
One time when SS commandos surrounded the ghetto, he and a few other boys hid in the attic crawl space of a building next to their apartment. His mother, Anna, and another boy's mother remained outside. But when the sound of gunshots and mayhem grew louder, Leyson's mother scrambled into the cramped hideaway and with the boys watched in horror as the commandos took the other mother away.
"I can recount dozens of times where if I had stepped … to my left I would have been gone, or if I happened to step to my right," Leyson told The Times. "It wasn't anything like being smart or clever or anything like that."
Two of his brothers also were killed. Older brother Hershel had fled to the family's village and died in a massacre of its 500 residents.
Another brother, Tsalig, was taken from the ghetto and placed on a train to a concentration camp. In "Schindler's List," the Steven Spielberg movie based on the book by Thomas Keneally, Schindler is shown getting on the train to save his accountant. He recognized Leyson's brother and tried to save him, but the 16-year-old refused to budge because he was with his girlfriend, who was not on Schindler's list of employees.
"Leon could never make it through this painful part of his talk without breaking down," but didn't stop there because of "his determination and tenacity to keep telling the story," said William Elperin, president of the 1939 Club, an organization of Holocaust survivors and descendants.
After seeing the movie at a screening, Leyson was awed, particularly by scenes showing boys running from the Nazi commandos. "It was like having an out-of-body experience," he told The Times, "because those little kids who were … trying to get away from the Sondercommando — that was me. That was my friends."
His only criticism was that he felt the film emphasized the imperfections in Schindler's character — the womanizing, profiteering and Nazi ties — and did not show enough of the businessman's "basic human decency." Leyson worked 12-hour shifts like the adult Jews, but Schindler doubled his rations when he saw how weak he was and took him off the line when his eyesight began to falter. He left packs of cigarettes for Leyson's father and added Leyson's mother and surviving siblings to his list, making them one of the few families he took under wing.
"He put everything on the line," Leyson said of Schindler in the Fort Collins Coloradan in 2010. "Even to treat us as human being was against the law.... He did it because he was a decent human being."
Leyson immigrated to America in 1949. His work experience in Schindler's factories led him to study industrial arts at L.A. City College and Cal State L.A. before earning a master's in education from Pepperdine University in 1970. He taught machine shop and was a guidance counselor at Huntington Park High School for four decades, retiring in 1997.
In addition to his daughter Stacy of Warrenton, Va., he is survived by his wife of 46 years, Lis; a son Daniel, of Los Angeles; a sister, Aviva Nissenbaum, and a brother, David, both of Israel; and six grandchildren.
A public memorial will be held at noon Feb. 17 at the Chapman University chapel.
Leyson saw Schindler for the last time in 1974, just before the man regarded as a savior of Jews died. Schindler was on a visit to L.A. and Leyson joined the group of Jews who greeted him at the airport.
He started to introduce himself, but found it wasn't necessary.
"I know who you are," Schindler said, grinning at the middle-aged man before him. "You're Little Leyson."


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jeffhova at eagle fallsthis is jeff trying some stuff at eagle falls on a cold cloudy day.
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looking for new stuffThis is me and pal Jeff looking at some potential problems down the way. Kind of hard to see becuase this is over exposed, but I am pointing at something we were looking at.
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jeffhova trying some new thingsworking on a new problem at eagle falls. not too much info. its hard for us, so we are thinking its going to like a v4ish, but ratings are stupid. its hard
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different start to poop stainsThis is a pic of me messing around on the boulder start of Poop stains. picture by either j_tha_b or roy, i dont know.
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boulder start...sort of.this is jeff (j_tha_b) doing one version of the boulder start to the route "poop stains". apparantly, we are not doing the route. just the boulder part, becuase bouldering rocks. photo by Roy
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getting startedthis is me, needtolearnhowtoclimb, getting started on this boulder project we have going....the topout is the ledge on the top on the pic. very hard problem. sorry about the quality...my scanner sucks.
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j_tha_b doing stuffthis is jeff on the begining of the Facing Route at good ol' gibson flats a couple of years ago.yup
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crooked climbing w/the fast castj_tha_b in the corner of a bouldering traverse. the reason he is all weird is becuase of his right arm. if you notice he is wearing a cast on his wrist...hardcore jeff.
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Drop kneethis is me doing some drop knee stuff on our line....kinda weird.
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doing some slacking.this picture and the other one i just posted were on the same walk. so i guess it is kind of a sequence. Critiques are welcome. thanks.
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too slack?this is our line. do you people think it is *too* slack?
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Bouldering at the flatsThis is me, josh (needtolearnhowtoclimb) bouldering a slab face at gibson flats. This face is pretty easy, it doesn't even deserve a rating. Picture taken by jeff. a.k.a. j_tha_b.
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The ViewThis is the veiw of lost lake from the top. Don't let the picture decieve you, the water is actually a shade of brown, and is in all respects disgusting. Too bad, otherwise it would be an awesome camping crag. Photo by...Josh (needtolearhowtoclimb)
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Working on a traverseThis is me working on a traverse on a nice summer day in good ol' montana. Just me and a couple friends bouldering for a day. Photo by...Jeff Magart (j_tha_b)
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Needtolearnhowtoclimb leading an un-named sport routeJosh (needtolearnhowclimb) leading a sport route at Lost Lake. The route was pretty easy, we dont know any of the ratings out there, so we just have to judge by looking at the route. Photo by...Jeff Magart (jeremiah_the_bullfrog)
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Doing some boulder hopping at Eden HillThis is Josh (needtolearnhowtoclimb) ejoying the wearther and some tunes being blasted from the boom box. The gap is only about 10 feet, but the fall off the other side is about 40. It is still a rush. Photo by... Trevor Martin
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awaitingwaiting for the approaching storm, got in about 10 more minutes of climbing before it hit.
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The sciences division was the corps of officers and crewmen within Starfleet who specialized in both scientific and medical research and control functions on starbases, aboard starships, and at Starfleet Command. Members of the sciences division specialized in sensors, research, theoretical and physical laboratory work, biological studies, and also as technicians, medics, and surgeons.
Officers who belonged to the sciences division sometimes wore the division color of a department other than that in which they specialized. (TOS: "Balance of Terror", "The Conscience of the King") For example, if a science officer became a department head, they might have worn the colors of command division, or if they had a dual speciality in an operations division department, an alternate color might have been worn. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before", "Mudd's Women", "Charlie X", "The Naked Time")
Beginning with the Earth Starfleet of the 2140s and 2150s, line officers and noncoms of science division wore blue division stripes on their uniforms. This use of blue continued through several uniform styles until 2260s. On starships, such as the USS Enterprise, science division crewmembers had a specialty insignia in their insignia patch, a circle with two longitudinal lines dividing it.
By the 2270s, new uniforms showed different division colors, with the sciences division signified by two differing colors. Science research and technical staff wore orange behind their Starfleet badge, on uniform bands, accessories, and epaulets. Medical crew wore green badge backings and accessories.
The sciences division was changed again with the 2280s uniforms, with green continuing to represent medical personnel, but science and technical staff now wore gray colors (which was a style shared by services personnel of operations division). The insignia used gave the officer the option of wearing command division white uniform insignia, with another department color like sciences' banded across, or the opposite, with department color insignia (green or grey, in this case) with command white banded across.
On the uniforms used from 2350s onward, blue had again become the sciences division color.
The second variant of the 2371 uniform, while still referred to as blue, was actually a shade of green, jungle green. The color was later be applied to the 2373 uniforms as well.
Command opportunities/Careers within the divisionEdit
Officers within this division are mostly limited to scientific or medical assignments such as doctors, nurses and scientists working in a variety of disciplines. These officers will serve as department heads such as chief medical officers and head science officers. Opportunities for command assignments are somewhat limited for these officers due to their lack of overall command experience and training. However, officers who have taken and passed the Bridge Officer's Test can be promoted in rank to Commander and are certified to command a starship if necessary. In most instances, however, science division officers will only take command of a ship or starbase in the absence of other senior officers due to such circumstances as an emergency, illness of a commanding officer or manpower shortages as may occur in wartime, for example. Additionally, these officers may fill the role of executive officer where needed. Jadzia Dax, for instance, took over as XO and then commander of the USS Defiant during the Dominion War when the situation required it. (TNG: "Tapestry", "Lessons", "Thine Own Self"; DS9: "Behind the Lines")
Starfleet uniform sciences division colors: | ||||
2140s-Early 2160s | Mid 2160s | 2230s | AR 2250s-2260s | |
Sciences | Sciences | Sciences | Sciences | |
Medical | ||||
2250s-2260s | Mid 2260s-Early 2270s | Mid 2270s | Late 2270s-2350s | |
Sciences | Sciences | Sciences R&D and Technical | Sciences R&D and Technical | |
Medical | Medical | |||
2350s-2370s | Late 2360s-Early 2370s | 2370s- | ||
Sciences | Sciences | Sciences |
- Astrometrics
- Astrophysics
- Geophysics
- Planetary geosciences division
- Quantum mechanics
- Stellar cartography
See alsoEdit
Background information Edit
- During the original Star Trek, sciences blue first appeared in "The Cage" and was regularly worn by the science station officers, medical personnel, and security personnel who later wore red after 2265. (TOS: "The Cage", "Where No Man Has Gone Before") Science Officer Spock wore sciences blue, although he briefly wore command gold for his dual position as executive officer. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before") Some scientists (like astrobiologist Ann Mulhall and historian Marla McGivers) even wore operations red, suggesting they had more operational primary duties. The work coveralls were muted variations in the pilots from the duty uniforms and were light blue in color. Later they matched the blue of the standard duty uniform.
- Apparently officers with degrees of scientific or technical training held positions in other departments than just science and medical. Extra characters in blue uniforms were often seen occupying posts normally occupied by command or operations division personnel, up to and including captaincy. One notable example is Hoshi Sato who performed the role of an operations communications officer, while wearing the department color of a exolinguist.
- In the movie era, Star Trek: The Motion Picture featured Spock wearing orange bands and McCoy wearing green. By the Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan uniforms, McCoy continued to wear green, but science officers wore grey, according to schemes and insignia of the later movie-era uniforms by Robert Fletcher.
- The decision to switch the meaning of the colors for command and ops divisions between the TOS and TNG uniform styles was made in pre-production of "Encounter at Farpoint". However, the TOS blue was kept as the sciences division color.
- Most often, in the Federation Starfleet, all captains and admirals wore command division colors; however there were exceptions, which proves that this was not a requirement. In TOS, Captain Krasnovsky wore a science blue dress uniform, the only captain in Trek to ever do so.


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Manish is an executive at American Express where he has held key senior management roles over the past 10 years. Currently Manish is the Executive Vice President and General Manager of OPEN Products and is responsible for the development and marketing of the company's suite of products and features designed for small businesses in the United States. Manish also leads Global Airline Strategy for the company and is a member of the Global Management team, a core group of executive leaders who help lead strategy for the firm.Recently, he held the position of EVP Global Network Services � Americas and led the company�s efforts to develop, sustain and grow the network and franchise business throughout North America, Latin America and the Caribbean, covering 23 markets and 36 partnerships.Previously, Manish led acquisition, underwriting, customer management, and decisions science strategies for the U.S. Consumer Card Business and the Enterprise Growth Division (emerging, online/mobile and prepaid payments business) in his capacity as head of risk and information management.Prior to his arrival at American Express, Manish established a strategic foundation during his ten years as a management consultant in the financial services and media/entertainment industries which led to his appointment as Partner for the Mitchell Madison Group and his role as the eastern head of the Media and Entertainment practice at PricewaterhouseCooper.Manish brings a unique combination of strategic problem solving, deep knowledge of the payment and emerging payment industry, risk management skills and a proven ability to drive revenue growth with innovative approaches. He has a truly global perspective, and his experience with multiple industries has helped him develop the ability to solve complex problems and lead large teams to deliver results.Manish obtained his MBA in Finance from the University of Rochester in New York and has a Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology. He lives in New Jersey with his wife Archana and children Jai and Aanya.


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- leelee said...
David, this is a fun site. I like how you come up with a theme and stick to it. July 21, 2910 is the tall theme. Wow, that's tall order. Myth has it that tall people especially men are more attractive to women. Tall women make a short man feel more exciting. Models are tall thin and exquisite gods and goddesses who tower over the rest of us squatty mortals. Tall tales really do stretch the truth. I carefully examined the whole site and the drawings alone are a laugh riot. Cartoons should look funny and be well drawn . They need to spark that ticklish funny bone and cause instant hysterical reactions. "Otherworldly, Training Wheels, Finally Back, Jazz, Sticks-N-Stones" and all the other incredibly funny illustrations certainly do. Now back to "Tall" that blue flamingo clone better not break a leg, "ouch." Anyway, love the artwork and I needed a good laugh today. Keep up the funny stuff!
- Dave Pimentel said...
Wow! That's quite a nice comment- I'm very lucky to have people like you enjoying my drawings.
And to all the artist and friends who've recently left comments- I'm inspired by you every day.
Draw draw draw! - 11:15 PM
- Ryan Green said...
Ahhh...you're back in action and catching up on old ones. I will not be doing the same (even though I scribbled one for "tall"). :) Keep it up!


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This year we were blessed with the type of
Summer we normally only dream of (or have read about in Enid Blyton books) - endless days of Sunshine, Sandals, Ice Cream
and Frappuccinos (ginger beer in Ms Blyton's case!). The only problem with all this beautiful weather is of course
having to make the effort to get out and about to enjoy every last moment of
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been worn to death!
We spent much of our summer just hanging out in our favourite places. Well some of us were just hanging out, others were racing around like the crazy small people they are! When you picture Liverpool you might not
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The City Centre itself is as good a place
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this summer we weren't hanging around indoors! Now I love shopping but when Liverpool One opened it's doors in 2008 my
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and heading right to the top. When the elevator doors open you find yourself in
the midst of a City Center Oasis, a park situated above all the shopping,
flanked by restaurants and cafes with outside terraces and fabulous views
across to the Albert Dock and over the Mersey. I love to grab a takeaway coffee
and escape up here even in the depths of Winter.
Of course the Albert Dock is an attraction
in itself, or you could visit the Maritime Museum or the Tate, or catch an
event at The Echo Arena. For the baby darling's first birthday we racked our
brains for something stand out to do as a family and in the end settled on a
trip on The Wheel of Liverpool. It was something that V has always asked about
and as the baby darling couldn't yet voice her own opinions we let her big
sister make the decision. I wasn't really sure what to expect but actually it
was a fantastic experience giving a birds eye view of our beautiful city and
the surrounding areas. Both girls loved it, the baby darling having mastered
waving just in time to join her sister in practising her royal wave from our
pod. Definitely a first birthday experience (at least for us!) to remember…
From our home in South Liverpool there are
three park areas within a 5-10 minute drive and they are each so different but
we love them all. The one we have probably visited most this summer is
Otterspool Park and Promenade, again V being the deciding party in this as she
loves the playground there which has a wonderful waterside theme. This summer
it has been lovely to pack up picnics and pop up the girls tent and spend whole
days lazing in the sunshine at the waterside. Or at least I lazed while the baby darling napped - the darling husband was kept busy with whatever adventure V could dream up for him!
Calderstones Park is another with a play
area that V loves, but she also loves to go on adventures in the various walled
gardens they have. These are truly beautiful and there is so much to see. Luckily there are lots of signposts for the plants so we can look all knowledgeable when V asks what each and every pretty flower is ;) It
has been lovely to have the weather to spend so much time exploring, and
sometimes (on the rarest of occasions) just sitting in, these gardens.
Yes, our Summer Holidays have been filled with
days spent in Liverpool's green spaces, but to be honest we'll still be there
through Autumn and Winter too. We'll just replace the summer dresses with hats and scarves, the Frappuccinos with Hot
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The panel was asked to recommend a vision for new land use of the Soesterberg Airbase in the province of Utrecht, located in central Netherlands. The panel suggested that the former airbase be converted into a National Peace Park and Defense Museum. This development would result in a museum of national defense heritage sharing the same space as an extensive natural park dedicated to peace.
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Double check everything Aunt Myrtle wrote in the family history in 1952. While most of it may be correct, it is possible that the renegade relative was left out to make the family "look better" and that a date of birth or marriage was altered slightly to be more socially acceptable.
Don't throw out the entire book just because of a few errors. Aunt Myrtle had access to people who are now dead, tombstones that are now gone, and records that may no longer exist.
Like any published material, use Aunt Myrtle's publication with a careful eye.
And be glad she wrote it. Most of us are not that fortunate.
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My Grandfather's uncle wrote a brief listing of all his siblings (there were 14 or them!) with names & dates of marriages, births, deaths, and their children, etc. The old man was in his 80's when he did this. This information is surprisingly accurate -- a few dates off and a few names of later generations off a bit. It has provided me the foundation for researching that family line.
We should follow his example to help our descendants!
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Gimme Flower or Gold
Went out to my birthday dinner with boyfriend and family in this outfit, about two weeks ago. Previously, I went for dress shopping like two nights before the D-day with the companion of my boyfriend. My decision fell for a red lace dress and this dress-like playsuit, actually -- but to be a smart shopper you should choose wisely only one piece that you need, aite? Well, I was caught up in a big confusion. But after some double try and talk with boyfriend and a sales assistant, I decided to take the flowery playsuit over the red lace dress.
Completing the flowery playsuit with the touch of gold on the headband, bangle, and heels. I always feel that gold can make perfect any kind of outfit plus adding up a little bit glamour effect. And, if you're longing for an hourglass shillouette, this kind of playsuit can help you some (in my case, I'm an inverted triangle that willing to add up some curves shillouette on my hips for the balance matter). So, what do you think about this look?
What I Wear
Playsuit - Cotton On (similar here)
Headband - Pull & Bear
Bangle - Gaudi
Bracelet - Stradivarius
Flower ring - c/o Berrybenka
Quart star ring - unbranded
Shoes - Charles & Keith
Bag - Hush Puppies
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1.1.47Shipmaster Good. Speak to the mariners. Fall 8to it yarely or we run ourselves aground. 9Bestir! Bestir!
Exit [Shipmaster].
1.1.711Boatswain Heigh, my hearts! Cheerly, cheerly, my hearts! 12Yare, yare. Take in the topsail! Tend to the master's 13whistle. [To the storm] Blow till thou burst thy wind if room 14enough!
1.1.1221Boatswain Do you not hear him? You mar our labor. 22Keep your cabins! You do assist the storm.
1.1.1424Boatswain When the sea is. Hence! What cares these 25roarers for the name of King? To cabin! Silence: trouble 26us not.
1.1.1628Boatswain None that I more love than myself. You are 29a counselor -- if you can command these elements to 30silence and work the peace of the present, we will not 31hand a rope more. Use your authority; if you cannot, 32give thanks you have lived so long, and make 33yourself ready in your cabin for the mischance of the 34hour if it so hap. [To Mariners] Cheerly, good hearts! [To Courtiers] Out of our 35way, I say!
Exit [Boatswain].
1.1.1836Gonzalo I have great comfort from this fellow. Methinks 37he hath no drowning mark upon him; his complexion 38is perfect gallows. Stand fast, good Fate, to his 39hanging. Make the rope of his destiny our cable, for our 40own doth little advantage. If he be not born to be 41hanged, our case is miserable.
Exit [Sebastian, Antonio, and Gonzalo].
1.1.23Boatswain 46A plague upon this howling; they are louder than the weather 47or our office. Yet again? What do you here? Shall we 48give over and drown? Have you a mind to sink?
1.1.2652Antonio Hang, cur. Hang, you whoreson, insolent 53noisemaker! We are less afraid to be drowned than thou art.
1.1.2754Gonzalo I'll warrant him for drowning, though the 55ship were no stronger than a nutshell and as leaky as 56an unstanched wench.
1.1.3465Antonio We are merely cheated of our lives by drunkards. 66This wide-chopped rascal! [To Boatswain] Would thou mightst lie 67drowning the washing of ten tides.
1.1.3770And gape at wid'st to glut him. A confused noise within | |
1.1.3771Mercy on us! |
Exit [Antonio and Sebastian].
1.1.4376Gonzalo Now would I give a thousand furlongs of sea 77for an acre of barren ground -- long heath, brown 78furze, anything. The wills above be done, but I would 79fain die a dry death.


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FTI Partners with Providers of 3D Finite-Element Software
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Forming Technologies Inc. (FTI), Oakville, Ontario, Canada, which offers software for design, simulation and costing of sheetmetal components, has formed a strategic partnership with Livermore Software Technology Corp., Livermore, CA, which developed the LS-Dyna dynamic finite-element program. Together the two firms expect to develop design and simulation software specifically to address challenges faced in the automotive industry. They plan their initial release in spring 2008 as part of the FTI FormingSuite package.
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