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Bear Line Shuttles
The BearLine Shuttle will run normal schedules when classes are in session. IF classes are NOT in-session, but University offices are OPEN the Red and Gold route will combine and run approximately every 15 minutes from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Please Note: The shuttles will not run any routes when classes are not in-session and University offices are closed.
We are now offering a new route that will run to the Glen Isle Shopping Center. This route will run 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday & Wednesday, 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday. The shuttle will make stops at Plaster Student Union and Glen Isle Center approximately every 25 minutes.
Bear Line offers a convenient and safe way to travel -- no matter where your destination on campus. Just JUMP ON from any of the well-lit, covered shuttle stops conveniently located across campus. Shuttles are climate controlled and offer a comfortable ride. No individual fares will be charged to any passenger. Buses are specially equipped for persons with disabilities.
Commuters -- leave the driving to us!
Bear Line can help take the pressure off finding a parking place in crowded lots. Simply park in one of the spacious, covered parking garages -- Bear Park North, located off John Q. Hammons Parkway with entrances on Cherry and Elm Streets, and Bear Park South, located at the intersection of Holland and Grand -- and catch the shuttle. Just be sure to arrive about 15 minutes early to allow plenty of time to reach your destination.
Bear Line Regulations
- Please remove backpacks before boarding the shuttles. Backpacks should be carried and not worn while riding the shuttles.
- The shuttles stop at locations designed by Bear Line shuttle stop signs. Please wait at the stop for the shuttle to arrive. Allow passengers to move out of the way before you board.
- All shuttles are equipped with special life devices to allow persons in wheel chairs full use of the Bear Line.
- Your safety is important. Watch your step when boarding and leaving the shuttles. Use the handrails when walking or standing in the shuttles. Keep hands and arms inside the shuttles at all times.
- Smoking is not permitted on the Bear Line.
- Food and drink may not be consumed on the shuttles. To avoid inconveniencing other passengers, food and drink must be in closed containers. Open or unsealed containers of alcohol are not permitted.
- Service animals are allowed on Bear Line shuttles, however, pets are not.
- No weapon, dangerous instrument, or any other item intended for use as a weapon may be carried on a Bear Line shuttle. This provision does not apply to law enforcement personnel commissioned within Greene County or the City of Springfield or by the State of Missouri, federal officers, or to persons whom have been issued a permit to carry a concealed weapon on campus by the Director of Safety and Transportation, pursuant to G2.02.
- Any person who is observed to be violating any of these rules and who may receive or has received a notice of violation therefore is subject to ejection.


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After years of hearing about Seth's cousin Ty from PA (learned to call it "P-A" from Ty himself), I finally met him last night! Ty and his fiancee are visiting NorCal, and lucky us, he brought his guitar. Seth's mom arranged for us to come over to her place so we could all hear Ty play, and it was a lovely way to spend Friday evening.
Ty is a part of a band called Adrienne's Cousin and you can check them out online at www.myspace.com/adriennescousin. Sample and/or buy some songs, and see pictures of the band. Ty does the lead vocals, writes songs and plays the guitar. Adrienne's Cousin has a chillaxed sort of vibe. The kind that's perfect for lawn concerts in the summer.

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According to a police spokesperson, Lt. William Nash, 26-year old Bynes' black BMW hit an LA County Sheriff's patrol car at around 3 in the morning.
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No one got hurt during the accident and Bynes did not suffer any injuries.
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Amanda Bynes shot to fame through Nickelodeon TV, and even winning the Kids' Choice Award. However, in 2010, she announced that she is retiring from the limelight because she no longer loved acting.
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Professor's Dire Predictions Coming True
In 2001–while a business student in college–I took a global economics class. We had a brilliant professor, but his predictions about the future of the global economy frightened me. My fears were realized when his predictions began to come true. The most we can do is prepare ourselves for the inevitable. What he taught us was this:
The global economy, created decades ago, is so large and strong it cannot simply be reversed. Countries are not villages, trading only with villages nearest them. Global trade has become a force of nature—a vast tree with limbs and roots entwined in virtually every country on Earth. When the Internet came along global trade, already robust, expanded greatly. The basic principles of global economics are:
- Economies are based on goods and services. Societies cannot survive without them.
- If a society cannot produce goods and services, it must buy or trade for them.
Using what he taught us, and based on my own observances, here is how I see it:
American manufacturing (goods) has practically disappeared because we could not compete with cheap labor from other parts of the world. That's an economic fact that cannot be disputed. All other things being equal, people will buy the cheaper of two available products. You can blame China all you want, but if it had not been China supplying the cheap labor, it would have been India or some other country. (Taxes on imports, called tariffs, simply don't work and are a bad idea all around. Once you tax an import other countries follow suit and trade simply falls apart. "Buy American" is not a long-term solution either. In a declining economy, people will chase a standard of living that necessitates purchasing the most affordable goods for the least amount of money. As it stands now, the most affordable goods come from countries where there is a lower standard of living.)
America is rapidly depleting its supply of cheap fuel (energy goods). Our oil reserves have dwindled exponentially since the 1960's. Apart from that, oil is traded globally like everything else. Even if we discovered vast amounts of new oil here, American oil does not stay in America, but goes to the highest bidder world-wide. (You try telling the oil companies they must sell their oil only to us, and only at affordable prices). Natural gas and coal do not appear to hold much promise for automobile or air travel, though we may be able to burn coal to fuel electric vehicles. Solar and wind energy is expensive to produce, though we have made a promising start. And nuclear power plants are too frightening (especially after the recent catastrophe in Japan.) It is therefore a given that we will continue to face geopolitical wars over ever-diminishing oil supplies.
So, money is flowing towards goods manufactured outside America, and oil energy–most of which is in countries hostile to us. In short, great American wealth is flowing into China and the Middle East. Don't believe it? Take a look at some of the skyscrapers going up in Beijing and Dubai. That used to be us, folks. We used to be the ones building Empire State Buildings and Sears Towers. Once upon a time money flowed into America. Now the largest portion flows outward (trade deficit).
That leaves services. For practical reasons, some services will have to remain inside the country. Doctors and nurses provide a service, as do the restaurant waiters who bring you food. Others service your car, mow your lawn, or sell you furniture. Those types of services will remain. Other support services, such as cell phone, computer, and even marketing, have already been outsourced to India and other countries. They won't be coming back.
So, there you have it. American money flows toward goods (China, etc.), fuel (predominantly the Middle East), and services (India). We are left with roughly 1/3 of the pie when we once had all the pie. We once had a manufacturing base that was the envy of the world, all the cheap oil we could use, and were leaders in the service industry.
It's too late to wring our hands and cry, "How could this happen? What do we do?" The cat is out of the bag, so to speak. But what next?
Well, according to my professor, whose predictions have been 100% accurate so far, standards of living will rise in countries where money is flowing in. We're already seeing that in China and India, where car sales and building are both booming. Their middle classes are exploding in size. The standard of living in countries where money is leaving will fall. We are seeing that as well. Our great American middle class is rapidly dwindling. The wealthiest 1% of this country will be fine—the rest of us, not so much. Regardless of your politics, you must agree that concentrating the vast majority of a country's wealth in a very small portion of the population is not healthy for its economy. One percent of a population simply cannot spend enough on goods and services to keep an economy going.
The most visible sign of our decline is with infrastructure. Roads, bridges, electrical grids, sanitation, water supplies—all are crumbling right before our eyes. Even worse are the invisible signs. Real wages are falling, home ownership is dwindling, unemployment rates are stalling. Education standards are declining even as education costs are skyrocketing. Without quality education, our "good old American know-how" will become extinct. Taken all together, crumbling infrastructure + lower wages + declines in education and property ownership = economic disaster.
And let's not forget the size of the national debt. America's debt in the 20th century was small compared to GDP (all its goods and services combined); so we were never really in any trouble. Apart from sporadic recessions and one major depression, the economy sputtered along with more or less consistent improvements over time. That too will change. It isn't just the size of our debt—now approaching an unbelievable 20 trillion dollars—it's our inability to pay it down. A dwindling tax base coupled with inevitable increases in debt interest will cripple our ability to reduce the nation's debt. If we default, which is looking more and more likely, a global depression will follow that makes the 1930's look like a mere practice run.
Is there a way out, or are we destined to continue this decline? It's a question that must be asked, but be very careful who provides your answer.
Unscrupulous political candidates will promise you they can make things better. They will say things like "Our country's greatest days are ahead of us." (They won't tell you how, exactly, just that you should trust them.) And many Americans—not wanting to appear un-American, or God forbid, unpatriotic, will follow them blindly. Besides, it's in our nature to be optimistic, to have faith. No one wants to believe we are in decline.
But wake up and smell the Sanka: No politician, or group of politicians, has the power within them to cause a reversal of such vast global forces. We are only one country, and the balance of power is rapidly shifting away from us. If it were possible to simply decide to raise a country's standard of living by policy, then every country would have done it already.
Like water seeking its own level, the global economy will eventually "even out." But as long as enormous inequalities exist between countries, money will continue its inexorable flow toward cheaper labor, services, and fuel. As the standard of living rises in many countries, it will just as quickly decline in others. It's an equation we cannot seem to get around.
First us, then the world?
What about the rest of the world? When the standard of living is pretty much the same everywhere, what happens then?
The only bit of good news, if there is any, is that we seem to have learned how to feed humanity. The bad news is that most global farming now uses petrochemical fertilizers. As the global supply of cheap oil dwindles, so will our ability to manufacture cheaply, transport goods economically, and grow crops in sufficient quantities. It won't be a matter of which country has the strongest economy–all countries will suffer when cheap fossil fuels disappear.
In all likelihood, if some unforeseen breakthrough in energy is not discovered soon, the 22nd century will see the first backward jolt in civilization since the Dark Ages. In fact, it may have already begun. We simply don't have—at least at this point in time—viable alternatives to cheap combustible fuels. There may actually come a time when people no longer travel in aircraft because the cost will be prohibitive. Imagine that. Imagine people looking up at the sky and telling their children, "People used to fly up there in the clouds."
You may think I'm a pessimist, but nothing could be further from the truth. In spite of the preponderance of evidence to the contrary I do believe mankind capable of figuring a way out of this mess. But I'm also a realist. In my own short lifetime I can see how our utter exploitation of cheap fuel has both exhausted our supply and helped bolster population increases. How will we feed and clothe billions of people with no fossil fuels? Again, call me cynical if you wish, but I don't see how we do it with switch grass.
And that leads to perhaps the direst situation of all. What happens when Earth's resources dwindle to the point where huge populations are fighting for them? Doesn't it seem likely that nations will attempt to acquire them by force of arms? And what arms might those be? Can you envision a time when resources will be obtained by any means necessary? I shudder to think what may happen when nations become desperate for resources.
The Earth will eventually repair its ozone layer. It will very likely cool itself again and absorb all the carbon emissions we have loosed upon it. Earth is very old, and humanity's thoughtless impact on it is no more than a tiny blip on its timeline. But we may or may not be here when it gets around to repairing itself.
In the meantime, we are here now. And if we don't figure a way out of this mess, the future could be grim for our children. Always in the past, whenever we faced daunting challenges, someone or some group came forward with a solution. It might have called for shared sacrifices or great effort, but we somehow made it through.
Let's hope that can still happen.
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The view from the back of the car when we were driving past Parliament House in Canberra this afternoon. We had lunch at Jamie Oliver's restaurant (by the way, the staff = terrible! They messed up our order literally half a dozen times – e.g. wrong drinks, then three entrées we didn't order – and then CHARGED US for it!). It was a lovely, sunny day.
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I have developed InfoPath 2010 web form with People Picker Control. I want to set sharepoint group which would be used in People Picker Control to search people. Ok, I set sharpoint site url and aftet that - select sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath
group' I need. Everything works fine - I can select only people inside sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath group'.
Now I deploy my solutions (wsp package) on different site collection and sharepoint server installations. In this case People Picker Control can't find right sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath group'. Sometimes People Picker Control select another
group, not that I have select in InfoPath Designer and sometimes People Picker Control select all users.
What's wrong with it and can I configure People Picker Control to select sharepoint group?
I am editing external list form in InfoPath. I have two questions
My requirements are to put people picker for say employee name field.
When I try to add this control it ask me to bound it to some field as there is no people field I can't add this control.
How can I achieve this?
InfoPath 2010, People Picker Control - problem with sharepoint group targeting Hello!
I have developed InfoPath 2010 web form with People Picker Control. I want to set sharepoint group which would be used in People Picker Control to search people. Ok, I set sharpoint site url and aftet that - select sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath
group' I need. Everything works fine - I can select only people inside sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath group'.
Now I deploy my solutions (wsp package) on different site collection and sharepoint server installations. In this case People Picker Control can't find right sharepoint group 'Test InfoPath group'. Sometimes People Picker Control select another
group, not that I have select in InfoPath Designer and sometimes People Picker Control select all users.
What's wrong with it and can I configure People Picker Control to select sharepoint group?
Hi All,
In my infopath form.These are controls included.
Username (text field)
People picker field.
section control.
I used conditional formatting to hide the section for specific users according to user name field.
It is working....but when I pick an user from people picker,section will hide even any user.people picker not related to user name field......how can I solve this problem?
Guys, I'm pulling my hair out here and need some help.
I'm trying to add users, using the people picker, from a domain external to SP. I've read all the articles on what to do, how to do it, the correct syntax of the STSAMD command etc etc and I'm still not getting a confirmation that the user exists in the
external domain.
I'm at the point now where I'm following this article:
And have been running wireshark traces all morning. I can confirm from these traces that the WFE is sucessfully querying the external domain and even finding the user I'm looking for (sucessfull LDAP packets can be seen in my trace as per the article) however
I'm still not getting the 'magic' underline that confirms that SP has found the user.
Can anyone help please?
i have a dropdownbox and a gridview
what I want is to have a list item which populates all data in a gridview.
I have tried using list item selected value=0 but to no avail.
what is the easiest way to achieve this?
Playing with the BDC for the first time, running into some issues adding a Business Data column to a custom list.
I believe my ADF file is solid. I've been able to import that just fine and can use the application to drive various BDC-specific webparts (a Business Data List or Business Data Item, for example). It also seems to work when I manually enter information
in my NewForm.aspx field and click the Check Names button (it verifies my entry and underlines it, creates link to profile when I view the list data).
If I try to use the picker, I get nothing. Enter a name I know is valid or a % and click the magnifying glass icon and I very briefly get the "Please Wait" message, then just an empty set with "Type into the search box above then press "Enter" to start your
search" where my results should be.
Any pointers? Thanks.
Use Case:
We are creating a storage location for technical product articles. These will be SharePoint publishing pages. Each page will have metadata assigned to it to make it searchable by properties. The possible values for one of the columns (Part Number) could potentially be sourced by our ERP system. I'd like to do this to eliminate the possibility of free-text entry errors, but there are probably over 10,000 parts so a drop-down list isn't feasible.
Ideal Situation:
The end user enters the part number and clicks a button to verify it against a BDC entry from our ERP system. If they weren't sure on the part number they needed, they could do a lookup from that metadata entry screen. They'd need to have the option to add multiple part numbers as one technical product article could reference multiple part numbers.
Is BDC an option for all of this or am I looking atÃÂ a custom metadata solution? I thought I heard along the way that BDC only supported one value choice, but I couldn't find a verification for that in the forums.
Hello everyone,
I have an InfoPath form with two Submit Connections. One of them is a regular submit connection to a SharePoint Document Library. The other is a submit connection to the UpdateListItems web Service.
I have one button using rules that submits the forms fields to the Document Library. Some of those fields have data validation rules like entry must be four digits, and field cannot be blank.
The other submit button uses rules to submit an XML template to the UpdateListItems Template. My problem is that even though this second button does not have the first submit connection as an action, the form will still check all of the forms fields to see
if they violate the validation rules before it will submit to the Web Service.
How do I tell InfoPath to ignore the validation rules when I only want to submit to the Web Service? I want the user to be able to enter data into the XML template fields and submit to the Web Service, even if some of the rest of the fields are blank. Right
now if any of the other fields fail validation it prevents submittal to the web service even if the fields that failed validation are not being submitted to the web service.
Thanks for any advice that can be offered,
Bill Hurt
I have 4 "cascade drop down linked" each other. The first one is "AccesoryFor", the second "TypeOfAccesory", the third "MarkOfAccesory" and the fourth "ModelOfAccesory".
The problem is that sometimes is possible in the web page I'm programming that a "Session Variable" could have a value that must be selected in one of that ddls. But not only that, the "ddl" or the entire "row" where the ddl is located ,must disappear. The problem is that, when the page does the rendering process, the others "cascade drop down" don't find its "control parents", so they stay disable and without data.
So, what I do in the Load Method:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
if (!IsPostBack)
Session["AccesoryFor"] = "cellphone";
public void loadValuesToUI()
if (Session["consultarRecursos_AccesorioDe"] != null)
rowAccesoryFor.Visible = false;
As the row where the first DLL is located dissapears, and error occurs saying that "Control-Parents" are not found. There's no way to "Disable" or make dissapear the ddl in the web-service because
I have an update panel that surrounds a wizard control which I use in conjunction with a update progress control. Now my update progress control works perfectly, with my animated gif and div tag that lays over my wizard control when the user goes from step to step. However, there is a problem that I am struggling to solve. A number of my steps use controls like list boxes, and when the update progress control fires, the list control is not laying underneath my div an animated gif no matter how high a make my css z-index on the div.
Does anyone have a way of solving this?
I created several forms (Create/Edit/View) for a SharePoint list, using Custom List Forms. I'm using Content Types in the list to ensure that each item only has the necessary fields. When I created the ASPX forms, and inserted the Custom
List Forms, I selected the correct Content Type, and I got the right fields inserted in the form.
Now, for some reason I can't identify, every time I create a new form, and insert a Custom List Form, SPD is bringing ALL fields from the list, instead of just bringing the fields included in the selected Content Type.
I have tried many different things to solve the problem, including creating new lists/content types/forms, etc. but SPD is doing the same thing all the time.
Can somebody tell me what may have gone wrong in SPD or MOSS?
I've got a c# form containing a listbox how ever i cant get
listbox1.items.Selected to work
neither work. both not giving me the option for .selected nor selectedvalue
how does this work on c# forms as it works the above way on webforms....
I am using a LINQ query with multiple joins, the last join does not return any values even though values exist in the database. Below is my code.
when the query returns suiteNameTrg and SuiteTypeTrg are empty, all other values are returned correctly.
string suiteNameTrg = string.Empty;
string suiteTypeTrg = string.Empty;
using (DataClassesDataContext db = new DataClassesDataContext())
var productQuery = from assets in db.ASSETs
join relocatableUnits in db.RELOCATABLE_UNITs on assets.RUID equals relocatableUnits.RUID into assets_units
from relocatableUnits in assets_units.DefaultIfEmpty()
join build in db.BUILDINGs on assets.BUILDING_ID equals build.BUILDING_ID into assets_bins
from build in assets_bins.DefaultIfEmpty()
join test in db.TEST_SUITEs on assets.TEST_SUITE_ID equals test.TEST_SUITE_ID into test_bins
from test in test_bins.DefaultIfEmpty()
join testTrgt in db.TEST_SUITEs on assets.TARGET_TEST_SUITE_ID equals testTrgt.TEST_SUITE_ID into testTrgt_bins
from testTrgt in testTrgt_bins.DefaultIfEmpty()
select new
I have a little problem with sorting a List<String>.
I have put 4 elements like this and now are trying sort them correct. My example below shows the problem. I am not sure of how sort the names so they comes in this order: "Folder1, Folder2, Folder10, Foler11" ?
List<String> GetNames = new List<String>();
GetNames .Add("Folder1");
GetNames .Add("Folder10");
GetNames .Add("Folder2");
GetNames .Add("Folder11");
GetNames.Sort(); //Sort the list
The sort comes in this order now which is wrong:
How to sort the list to have this order: ?
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Independent comic book publisher Image Comics is excited to return to the 2017 American Library Association's (ALA) Annual Conference at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL! Image Comics can be found at Booth #1118.
This year, Image Comics will be hosting Marjorie Liu (Monstress) and Skottie Young (I Hate Fairyland) for author signings during ALA. For days and times be sure to follow us on Twitter!
In addition to the creator signings, Image will be hosting two events at the Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage.
Image Comics 25th Anniversary Celebration, 11:30 AM - 12:20 PM
McCormick Place, Exhibit Hall - Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage
Comic creators Ryan Browne, Marjorie Liu, Jim Rugg, Gregg Schigiel, Tim Seeley, & Skottie Young speak about their experience of Image Comics throughout the years & reflect on how the company's history has impacted their own career trajectory. Discussion will touch on both specifics about Image and also how comics as a whole have evolved. Creators will talk about their inspirations, tell stories about times they were directly or indirectly affected by their industry role models, talk about upcoming titles, and discuss how they are carrying the torch forward! A raffle and short signing will take place at the close of the event.
A Monstress Discussion with Author Marjorie Liu, 1:30 PM - 2:20 PM
McCormick Place, Exhibit Hall - Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage
Marjorie Liu discusses the upcoming new volume in her critically acclaimed series, Monstress. The author will describe her creative process, including inspirations and research methods, and will take questions from the audience. A raffle and short signing will take place at the close of the event.
For the last ten minutes of each event, Image creators will be available for a signing. The following creators will be available after the Image Comics 35th Anniversary event:
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Wedding Whirlwind on the RoadMarch 13, 2008
Hey everyone,
We just wanted to let everyone know we haven't fallen off the face of the earth!! We are in the midst of a pretty busy period with both family and professional stuff going on.
Keep your eyes peeled for a Wedding Whirlwind update bonanza…I plan on doing at least several posts between now and tomorrow as well as over the weekend!
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Hes been having a blast making The Expendables films over the past few years, and Sylvester Stallone is actually happy that Bruce Willis just pulled out of the third installment of the action/adventure franchise.
The Rocky Balboa hunk took to his Twitter account to announce that Willis will be replaced by Indiana Jones legend Harrison Ford.
Stallone tweeted, "WILLIS OUT… HARRISON FORD IN !!!! GREAT NEWS !!!!! Been waiting years for this!!!!" followed by, GREEDY AND LAZY …… A SURE FORMULA FOR CAREER FAILURE.
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Microsoft has always been known for selling licensed software and they are not often related when we talk about free software. But if you look into the products and software released Microsoft, you can see there are many free software as well which have been loved by their users. Following is a list of Best Free Products from Microsoft.
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Perhaps this is one of the best free products from Microsoft. It ensures real time protection from viruses, spywares, malwares and other harmful intrusions. It's easy to use and is light-weight (your system does not hand because of this) unlike other Anti-virus software from Norton, Symantec or MacAfee. I have used Avast Anti-virus (free version) in the past but after using Microsoft Security Essentials I feel that it has an edge over Avast. Only limitation on installing it is that your Windows OS should be original.


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wake up before sunrise to catch a cab to the airport. am told by airport security that my light purple, plastic, not pointy (size 8) knitting needles are a dangerous weapon. this was not so pleasant, because the inspector totally ripped out a couple rows of my knitting when he took the needles. end up having to check them...how silly is that? i wait around baggage claim looking for purple knitting needles taped together with a checked luggage tag.
arrive in sydney, drop my things at my hostel (yes, i stayed in a hostel. at least it was a nice, clean one) & meet up with everyone at the aquarium. got tickets for a boat cruise that rockets around sydney harbour and stops at all the touristy things, and you can get on and off as you like, because the boat's so fast it'll be back in an hour from any given stop. got to see the opera house, the rocks, the botanical gardens, cockle bay, the bridge, the circular quay. all that jazz. we were told we had to eat lunch at watson's bay, so we hopped down there. fantastic seafood. never had such good squid. took touristy pictures and did the sightseer thing, and then went to king's cross (the red light district) for some thai dinner. took a little walk, checked out the funny names of sex shops (ponky's was exceptionally cool) and then back to the hostels for a semi-early nite. i should note that everyone in my room was german, but none of them spoke english. that was all kinds of interesting, let me tell ya.
were supposed to go on a tour, but the bus broke down, so we ditched it and went to bondi beach. great times, i bought a new bikini & got to test it out while tiff & goy made a big sand ass. i thought it was a sand castle, but when they finished it was just a giant ass. crazy kids. i'm a little but tan, not that you can tell next to my desi friends.
went to coogee beach next for some snacks & shopping, then headed back to the city for dinner at a pub. if you've never eaten at a pub, do it now! it's ridiculously good, and soo cheep. i got a steak and chips (fries) for 5 bucks and a pint for 3. had to grab dessert at this french bakery across the street, and shocked my friends by eating a giant chocolate croissant and then getting a cheese-and-fruit one right after...what can i say, i'm the resident glutton?
went to a dance club after, but the music was le suck, and i was tired after all that sugary dessert. back to the hostel again.
bridge climb (for the girls, goy went to the zoo to see the monkeys and tigers) in the morning, followed by the market (corn on a stick!!!) and some souvenir shopping. i am in awe of how indian girls can bargain...we got tshirts at an overpriced tourist boutique for 7 bucks apiece, when the original tag said 25. this makes me feel mucho better about splurging on that bikini. grabbed some subway, then headed for the train station so we could meet harry's family and have dinner there, but when we called him it turned out he was super ill, and we had to make other plans.
other plans equaled dinner at a posh indian restaurant in darling harbour. delush. i had daal (black lentils) and saffron rice, and then dessert was some gelato from the little place next door. went to see the opera house at nite, and that was our sydney. had to sleep sorta early, cause i had to catch a train to the airport at about 7.
good times. we decided that purvi & goy are 'mom & dad' cause they figured out our tours and train tickets and they were nagging and fighting the whole time. cracked me up. i kinda wish i was going on the rest of holiday with all of them, but i already got my fiji trip booked, and well...it's fiji.


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A Hamilton, Ohio, grand jury has made a huge mistake if you ask me. While they have indicted James Austin Hancock on attempted murder charges for the shooting at Madison Junior-Senior High School they have failed to charge him as an adult. While Hancock was 14 at the time of his crime he did shoot two people at almost point-blank range.
I would love to know what evidence compelled them to have him tried as a juvenile or is this just another case of 'Won't someone think about the children?' Hancock recently turned 15 so is six years in Juvenile detention justice enough for his victims? I don't believe so. He acted with nothing more than pure malice and intended to kill his victims and his charges should reflect that rather than sending him back out on the streets in 6 years with a sealed record.
UPDATE 3/26/2016: Hancock has entered a plea of not guilty.


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Curtis's last-minute Halloween costume. He was one of the best costumed teachers. One student commented that she found it difficult to take him seriously in a kilt. When he told her that the alternate costume was a Hawaiian shirt and coconut bra, she said that would have been impossible to take seriously.
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^^ Softs water spots on the lens. Can you see the rainbow?^^At the waterfall, a list:
1. Pull off the Pan American Highway and park in a dirt lot.
2. Use the back row of the van to change into your swimsuit.
3. Wait for the friend with the 4×4 who tells you the van can probably make it to the falls because it didn't rain that hard last night.
4. Hike down the hill, sometimes to take a helping hand, sometimes to take a photograph.
5. See the gray-blue ripples just before you hear the rush.
6. Stand at the edge of the lagoon in the sun for approximately two minutes.
7. Marvel at its beauty.
8. Wipe the mist from the lenses of your sunglasses.
9. Ignore insecurities.
10. Walk in, one step at a time.
11. Dive in as soon as the water is at your mosquito-bitten knees.
12. Swim straight into the fall, and feel the pounding of the water on your face.
13. Say "this would have been a great place to take pictures with my waterproofed iphone" and sigh to the French Canadian. Feel better after she tells you how she lost all of her photos on the last day of her Kenya trip, and how she learned then that "right now is all I need to remember."
14. Float on your back and take it in for as long as you can.
15. Dry off in the sand.
16. Watch an orange and yellow butterfly flutter on your pink beach towel.
17. Hike back up the hill.
18. Drink water out of a coconut with a straw.
19. Dive back into the bus, and sit on beach towels and halfway promise that you're "not that wet."
20. Talk about how awesome it was to swim in the one of the last waterfalls that is still open for swimming in Costa Rica.
The Llanos de Cortez waterfall was a hidden treasure we didn't expect to experience in the Area de Conservacion Guanacaste. It was lovely. We went early, and were some of the first visitors of the day. Some said most of the local waterfalls have been closed for swimming due to bacteria and other issues, so it was especially great that we got to float in the lagoon and perch ourselves on the mossy rocks under the falls.


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THE PEOPLE, PLAINTIFF AND RESPONDENT,v.JUSTIN PAGE, DEFENDANT AND APPELLANT.
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Defendant Justin Page appeals the judgment of conviction entered against him after a jury found him guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm. He contends (1) the trial court violated his constitutional rights to due process and trial by jury by removing an element of the crime from the jury's determination, (2) the trial court failed to instruct the jury on reasonable doubt, (3) the trial court abused its discretion in failing to dismiss his prior strike conviction pursuant to People v. Superior Court (Romero) (1996) 13 Cal.4th 497 (Romero), and (4) there is insufficient evidence of his ability to pay the booking fee imposed by the trial court. As will be explained, each of defendant's claims lacks merit. We therefore affirm the judgment.
Defendant picked up his friend, Dylan Woody, from Woody's grandfather's house in Tahoe City on his way to visit family at a home just outside of Ione. Woody got into the car carrying a rifle wrapped in a pink towel. He unwrapped the towel and showed defendant the rifle. They discussed that they would shoot the rifle in Ione, where it was "pretty wide open." Woody wrapped the rifle back up and laid it down on the folded-down back seat, and they started on their way.
On the way to Ione, defendant stopped at a convenience store. Both men rummaged around in the back of the car to make room for the groceries and then went into the store. When they returned to the car, they realized they had inadvertently uncovered the rifle. They covered it back up before getting back into the car and continuing on their way.
At some point during the trip, defendant was pulled over by Ione Police Officer Joshua Long for speeding. Defendant informed Officer Long he was on parole. Officer Long noticed the smell of marijuana and asked if there was anything illegal in the car. Defendant said there was marijuana "in the back." After confirming that neither occupant had any outstanding warrants, Officer Long asked defendant to step out of the car, checked him for weapons and contraband, handcuffed him, and placed him in the rear of the patrol car. He also checked Woody for weapons and contraband and asked him if there was anything illegal in the car. Woody told him about the marijuana and the rifle. Officer Long searched the car and found the rifle, which was within arm's reach of both occupants. Woody said the rifle was his and that he had recently inherited it from his grandfather. Officer Long confiscated the rifle and, after confirming it was not loaded,*fn1 issued Woody a written property receipt. Officer Long also found two baggies of marijuana in the pocket of a sweatshirt. Defendant told Long he had "a medical marijuana card" and gave him a small piece of paper with some information on it. Officer Long placed defendant under arrest for possessing a firearm and marijuana.
Defendant was charged by information with possession of a firearm by a felon, a felony (Pen. Code, former § 12021, subd. (a)(1)*fn2 ) and possession of marijuana while driving, a misdemeanor (Veh. Code, § 23222, subd. (b)). The information alleged one prior conviction (§ 667.5, subd. (b)) and a prior serious or violent felony conviction (§ 667, subds. (b) - (i)).
A jury found defendant guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm, but was unable to reach a verdict on the marijuana possession charge. The trial court declared a mistrial on that charge, which was thereafter dismissed on the People's motion. In a bifurcated proceeding, the court found the prior conviction and prior strike conviction allegations true.
Defendant filed a Romero motion asking the court to strike his prior strike, a 2003 conviction for threatening to commit a crime resulting in death or great bodily injury (§ 422). After oral argument on the matter, the court denied defendant's motion. The court sentenced defendant to the middle term of two years, doubled pursuant to the prior strike, plus one year for the prior prison term, for an aggregate term of five years in state prison. Defendant was awarded 282 days of presentence custody credit and ordered to pay specified fees and fines, including a $63.50 booking fee.
Defendant filed a timely notice of appeal.
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San Diego Zoo Global, PLNU to unveil new economic index
Lynn Reaser, chief economist at Point Loma Nazarene University's Fermanian Business & Economic Institute, will unveil the Da Vinci Index at the San Diego Zoo. The Da Vinci Index measures biomimicry- the application of biological principles to human design challenges – and its related activity over the past decade and going forward with the goal of raising awareness of the emerging field.
"Biomimicry is one of the most promising scientific fields that could transform the ways goods and services are designed, produced, transported, and distributed," Reaser said. "It could represent a major game changer in the 21st century by forging a bridge between environmental and business interests."
In November 2010, the Fermanian Institute issued its groundbreaking report, "Global Biomimicry Efforts: An Economic Game Changer," which was commissioned by San Diego Zoo Global, and concluded that a Biomimicry Hub in San Diego could initially create a total of more than 2,100 new jobs with US$325 million added to San Diego's annual gross regional product and US$162 million in total personal income (both figures in 2010 dollars) by 2025.
The Da Vinci Index is designed to provide a tangible metric or barometer of progress in the field by tracking the number of biomimicry-related scholarly articles, patents, and grants, as well as the total amount of grant money spent over time. It joins other tracking indices such as the Case-Shiller Home Price Index, the Index of Leading Economic Indicators, and the S&P 500 Stock Price Index.
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I had to go grocery shopping today. So I packed up my bottled water and my cane and my daughter's credit card and got into my car. I put the key into the ignition and nothing. The car wouldn't start. I know there is an engine under the hood and a battery and windshield wiper fluid but that's really all I know about cars. I decided, for some reason to look under the hood of the car. I didn't actually know if I'd find anything other than mice. I had my car worked on recently and the mechanic found two mouse nests in it and I use the car every day. I wonder if they took rides with me or left when I drove away. Anyway, I looked at the engine, recognized the battery, it looked good to me, closed the hood and the car still wouldn't start.
I realized that I don't like not knowing how stuff works.
I started thinking that there's a lot of stuff and I don't know how or why it works. I taught my daughter when she was young that she can do whatever a man can do and probably do it better. She took that little talk to heart. She won't let anyone do anything for her. From the time she could talk her standard statement was "Let Tawa do it" Her name is Sarah. She can put together anything and if she can't she will find out how. If I can't figure something out I just get on my cell phone and start making calls . I know I'll come across someone who will take care of it for me, usually her. But I am starting to not like that about myself. I want to know more. I want to know everything. But then I get so overwhelmed by all that I don't know, I just sit in my chair and watch TV. Oh well, maybe I learn something on the Discovery channel.
By the way, the car still doesn't work. I am waiting for my ex-husband to get home and take care of it. See, I always find someone to take care of things. He'll even pay for it. Sarah would be out there with a tool kit so I don't want to bother her with it.


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ProcessMAP's cloud-based safety management software equips leading poultry producer to protect workers on the job across 17 locations nationwide
Sunrise, FL /PRNewswire/ -- ProcessMAP Corporation, a leading provider of enterprise cloud software platform for Risk, Health, and Safety management, announced that Case Farms, a vertically integrated poultry farming and processing group and one of the nation's leading poultry producers, is adopting its software to protect workers on the job.
The meat and poultry industry is responsible for approximately six percent of our GDP, directly employs nearly two million people, and is indirectly responsible for about five million jobs. Workers in this industry face numerous inherent health and safety risks that if not controlled, can result in injuries and illnesses.
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"With facilities nationwide, operationalizing our commitment to worker health and safety across the company using manual, paper-based processes was virtually impossible. Adopting ProcessMAP equips Case Farms to proactively improve safety management procedures, ensure compliance, and elevate our safety program to excellence. The leadership team and I are excited about the insights we'll garner from ProcessMAP's analytics, empowering us to make informed decisions to mitigate safety risk," said Rick Barton, Director of Safety at Case Farms.
"We applaud Case Farm's commitment to employee health and safety," said Jagan Garimella, Chief Technology Officer at ProcessMAP. "With ProcessMAP's EDGE Solution, designed specifically for growing businesses, Case farms is positioning itself to yield quick health and safety wins by rapidly deploying an out-of-the-box solution with embedded best practices."
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Wow! What a find, thank you! The sister of Elias, namedAmanda is baptised the same day and listed on the bottom half of the page you found.On the census in Minnesota it says in 1885 that the parents were from Russia. Although they were from Finland. And the kids born in Norway.So the residence for Russia on the baptismal records makes it somewhat accurate.Those border changes must have been going on too.I wish I knew the border changes/dates in detail.


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Monday, October 3, 2016
The vine of the morning glory keeps growing but the temperatures seem to be too cold for it to bloom. My Japanese gate entrance leans just a little but it seems to be holding up well in all of our changing weather.
It is warmer next to the house and the vines there seem to put out a few blooms sporadically. This was blooming Sunday afternoon.
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- Ginny Hartzler said...
What a beautiful door! And morning glory. You are right, it is so late in the season for them. They must be in a perfect place.
- October 3, 2016 at 11:32 AM
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I love the gate and the pretty bloom. I started out early this a.m. to walk Theo and did not think to get a jacket. It was rather chilly!
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Beth Bennett '07 (Fair Oaks, California) is co-president of the Student Organization for the Protection of the Environment, a group determined to bringing waste composting to the Carleton dining halls. "College is one of the times when we have the ability to change our surroundings," Bennet says. "Why wouldn't students take advantage of that?"
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We're excited to announce that each of Hassalo on Eighth's three multifamily buildings just received U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Homes PLATINUM certification! These awards confirm the importance of sustainability at a neighborhood scale. Hassalo added more than 650 units of housing to the Lloyd District while using 50% less potable water than other new ...Read More +
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On May 9, The Hebrew Academy hosted STEAM Night. This special event featured science, technology, engineering, art and math rolled into a fun celebration of learning.
At the science fair students displayed and presented their scientific experiments through the use of PowerPoints, display boards and final products. Some of the topics covered included making lava lamps, the life cycle of ladybugs, the effects of WIFI radiation on plants, human memory and the best way to clean your teeth. Top prize winners included a seventh-grade student, the first grade class and a third-grade duo.
The Hebrew Academy technology whiz kids taught parents and family members how to build, program and operate robots from skills learned in weekly robotics class. The spacious library was "standing room only" as robots ran from end to end.
Future engineers shared their knowledge and abilities with one of the state-of-the-art 3D printers. Explanations and information was shared as guests watched a shofar come to life from filament before their eyes. Information and ideas surrounded the display to offer ideas and implications for the future of engineering and the use of sophisticated technologies.
At the art show, colorful displays lined the walls and windows. Students enjoyed sharing their work and discussing the use of line, perspective, shading and color. From Mexican folk mirrors, snowy winter scenes and recreations of art masks, guests were overwhelmed with the volume and quality of talented student-artists in residence.
Math literally lined the hallways for STEAM night. Students and their guests participated in activities from tangrams, place value bracelets, aleph-bet mazes, equivalency memory and shape sorts.
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The first call of the power shift brought K46, Officer Nate Petersen, and I to just outside Les Schwab. Along with three other officers, they were called in to speak with a group of teens. When we arrived, the male teen was already in the back of the parole vehicle. He was a runaway with an arrest warrant. They found him down the street with a backpack of stolen medication. After cross-questioning the female teens at the scene, it was determined that they were traveling from location to location by bus to shoplift medication (cough medicine) for consumption/Nicole Hensley. More here.
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Six hundred dollars on a Music Hall is a waste of money. Chances are your old Pioneer sounds better!
Disclaimer: I am a direct drive/idler drive advocate.
Disclaimer: I am a direct drive/idler drive advocate.
Turntable, Vinyl help................please
The scratches won't harm anything. As far as what table to own you will get a lot of different suggestions. I've always felt that (especially with vinyl) one is best served by finding a few tables that meet your performance standards and then saving your money until you can buy one of those. It's much cheaper doing it that way than multiple upgrades. A vacuum cleaning system for your records is really mandatory, IMO.
The Music Hall is a good table and I think you will be pleased. The scratches on your records will not hurt anything except the sound.
One thing, though...do you have a phonoamp or phono input on your amplifier? These days (versus 20 years ago), most new systems don't include the amplification and RIAA equalization stage for vinyl and if that is the case for you a phonoamp will be an additional expense.
At this point, clean records are the next thing to focus on. As Lugnut pointed out, a vauum-based machine would be great. If the cost bothers you, you can start doing them by hand w/disc doctor brushes. I highly recommend the Audio Intelligent Vinyl Solutions fluids. Buy a new dish rack at Target for $1.99, and a couple nice cotton bath towels to cover your table, and you're set. Clean the LPs w/the fluid and brushes, air dry in the dish rack. Put the clean LPs directly into new sleeves. Check the archives, there's tons of posts on details of cleaning regimens. Cheers,
First, welcome back! I've been doing vinyl again after a 15 year absence. Other than the preoccupation with these audio sites that developed when I started seeking info, the habit has been pure pleasure. Now, I want ot say that anyone who says you "need" or "must have" an expensive record cleaning machine isn't using those words carefully. None of these items in this hobby is a "need." They're all "wants" and they feed our desires. I've been cleaning records with one of the homemade brews recommended here, using a magic brush to scrub and lint-free cloths to wipe. I've invested perhaps $15 and I've found that this works very well to improve the sound on about 90% of the records I have. The rest are in worse shape and still sound noisy after repeated cleanings. Those I toss. Then I look for replacements on the used market. If it's an LP I truly WANT, I pay premium for it. Otherwise I wait until another cheap one comes along. That's the way, for example, I came upon a $1 copy of Robert Palmer's Sneakin Sally Through the Alley that is pristine and wonderful. Same with a $.50 copy of Schumann's Cello Concerto with Leonard Rose. To me, this is a far better use of my time and money than forking over hundreds of dollars for an audiophile record cleaning machine. Good luck with the vinyl. Enjoy!
As Winegasman said, welcome back! The vinyl revival lives and grows. You won't regret it, though your bank balance might!
Scratches, unless they're truly Grand Canyon like, will wear your stylus only slowly. Not a big concern. Of course it would be better to find a clean copy of that record. Depending on what you listen to there's often tons of used vinyl out there.
I strongly agree with Lugnut and Sbank. A good record cleaning regimen is essential, and that means some kind of vacuum cleaning. This can cost anywhere from $50 for a DIY to $2K or more for a truly topnotch unit. You don't need to spring for one of the top machines, but you absolutely must spring for something. This is not optional.
Surface noise and deteriorating records are the reason many people (including me) dropped out of vinyl when CD's became available. Progress in the last 20 years has been phenomenal though, particularly in cartridges and cleaning machines. The cleaning machine is more important. Without one you damage your records with every play. The best rig and cartridge in the world won't make a damaged LP sound good.
Speed stability in a turntable is vital. Without it music has no life, no punch and instruments just don't sound real. This is why Psychicanimal pushes direct drive and/or idler wheel drive. At entry level price points those technologies do speed stability better than most belt drive tables. Some entry level belt drives are excellent of course, perhaps most notably the Nottingham Horizon. If you can stretch your budget to $1200-1500 for table and arm, a Horizon or Horizon SE with Rega RB-250 arm would be a huge improvement over an MMF-5.
I must respectfully disagree with Dougdeacon's use of the phrase "entry level" in reference to a $1,000 turntable. $1,500 exceeds the annual income of many citizens of small nations. "Entry level" might be more akin to the $50 or so that you might spend on a used Dual table in good working condition. I spent $35 on a functional Yamaha table 2 years ago to see if I still liked the flavor of vinyl after 15 years. When I decided I did, I read up some, decided that used Thorens seemed to have a reliable track record, and started keeping my eyes open. A few weeks later I bought a Thorens TD-320 for $199. I've had various carts on it, and have settled on a lightly used Grado Reference Sonata that cost $225. I took the table to a technician who lubed it, changed the belt, and replaced the stock (deteriorating) RCAs with Audioquest interconnects. This set me back about $120, including interconnects. I'm sure that this rig is not the last word in timing or detail or PRAT or whatever other categories of expectation audiophiles can come up with. But it sounds remarkable to me and to friends who hear it and, on my real-world middle-class budget, it doesn't break the bank. When people throw out the phrase "entry level" in reference to $1K or more pieces of equipment they're (a) not using the words accurately, and (b) scaring away people who it would make more sense to encourage. After all, the more people on the vinyl bandwagon, the more likely that LPs and equipment will be plentiful.
The Creature (Technics SL-1200MKII thru V) is definitely not entry level. Its beef to price ratio is high because it trickles down technology (and the R&D money) used to produce a state of the art quartz locked record cutting lathe--a lathe that is still used in the majority of current vinyl productions. With some readily available modifications from http://www.kabusa.com the deck is up there in the multi thousand dollar ($4-5K) performance for around $900.
The Lenco idler wheel deck project uses a classic deck with some modern plinth refinements/tonearm changes which take it to high end performance.
Belt drive units simply cannot compete because of sheer volume. Still in the $2,000 range it's impossible to get a decent combination of speed stability, good tonearm and plinth. Just read the Vinyl Asylum archives and read the complaints. The last one I read was a Gyrodec owner complaining of speed instability!
Speaking of salaries, it is pitiful to watch job postings for $5-6/hr for skilled jobs here in the US Caribbean. Should be illegal. Oops, that sounded socialist!
Sorry if I inadvertently pushed some button, but while poverty is important raising it on this thread was irrelevant. Ev314 did not ask, "Should I buy a $600 turntable or donate the money to UNICEF."
Whether you like it or not, most rigs that retail new for $1K or less in 2005 dollars are entry level in audiophile terms. I also own one and that's just reality. It's not a bad rig but compared to my main rig it's - well - entry level!
We're on Audiogon, not the Walmart forum. Entry level here does not mean junk. Entry means the door is open. I suppose some few might still take that as a reason to despair, and to avoid getting back into vinyl altogether because they can't go out and buy a Walker Proscenium. But you, Ev314, I and most other vinyl-philes can and do take it as a challenge to get the most one can with the resources available. You had the good sense and inclination to maximise your dollars by choosing used equipment and refurbishing as necessary. Give other budding vinyl-philes credit for the same initiative you displayed. They won't disappoint you.
Mr. Winegasman unfortunally Dougdeacon is correct in his postings of entry lvl, well maybe a little high, but no sence in splitting hairs. I also concur with him and others if you can afford it, moving up to the Nottingham Horizon or something like it, will be well worth it.
As far as scratched lp's go as others have said depends how bad they are. It is easy these days to find n/m lp's on ebay for cheap unless you want really rare stuff.
If these are the lp's you used when you were a teenager you may want to replace some of them as I have done lol.
Next you are going to have to clean them. Remember you are now used to digital with the black background, dirty records make noise, clean ones don't, well at least almost none / depends on the pressing.
Good luck and remember as Mikey Fermer says the mmf-5 can kick the crap out af any cd player.
Ev314, if you're like most of us you will be upgrading sometime in the not too distant future. Keeping this in mind I would say that the fact that the Rega arm is better than the Pro-ject that comes on any Music Hall table is really not that important. I say this because if you decide to change tables you will most likely want to sell the table with the arm that came on it because you are more likely to get most of your money back that way. The Rega's do have the advantage of being able to handle many more cartridges than the Pro-ject, but I believe that the Music Hall's have better speed stability. You will enjoy either of these and I would venture to guess that you would be happy with the Technics that Psychicanimal is so fanatical about.
I started back into vinyl almost three years ago now. I started with a MMF 7 and used it until about last November when I decided to get real serious. You may also want to consider purchasing a used table. That is what I did and got all but $100 back when I sold the MMF 7. You do need to be careful buying used, but that is where A'gon can help. If you can find a used MMF whatever here in the classifieds you will save big and not loose anything to depreciation. Music Hall go very fast so you really have to check early and often.
As far as record cleaning. IME you can't do any better than a home-built vacuum RCM unless you're willing to spend some serious money on a Loricraft or Monk. The VPI's and the like are perhaps more convenient but a DIY RCM is likely to have much, much better suction and you can build a very effective model for less than $50. Cleaning supplies are essential to getting the most from vinyl, but it is money well spent as you will be able to achieve stunning playback from some records that many would think would be just too dirty to ever sound good again.


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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, EX REL. TYREK S. GARRY, PETITIONER,v.TERRY MCCANN, RESPONDENT.
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This matter is before the court on Petitioner Tyrek S. Garry's ("Garry") petition for a writ of habeas corpus. For the reasons stated below, we deny Garry's petition for a writ of habeas corpus in its entirety.
Following a jury trial in the Macon County Circuit Court, Illinois, ("Trial Court") Garry was convicted of home invasion, armed robbery, and armed violence. On January 14, 2000, Garry was subsequently sentenced to an extended-term of forty years in prison for the armed violence conviction, based on a prior Class X felony conviction, twenty five years in prison for the home invasion conviction, and twenty five years in prison for the armed robbery conviction, with all sentences to run concurrently, and the Trial Court also ordered Garry to serve eighty five percent of his sentence, pursuant to the truth-in-sentencing provision in 730 ILCS 5/3-6-3(a)(2)(iii) upon agreeing with the jury's finding that Garry had inflicted great bodily harm upon the victim. Garry then appealed his conviction to the Illinois Appellate Court, Fourth District ("Illinois Appellate Court") and on July 6, 2001, the Illinois Appellate Court affirmed Garry's conviction. Garry then filed a petition for leave to appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court, which was denied on October 3, 2001. While his direct appeal was pending, Garry filed a pro se post-conviction petition in the Circuit Court of Macon County on May 17, 2001, which was dismissed on March 24, 2003. The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the dismissal on January 13, 2005 and the Illinois Supreme Court denied Garry's petition for leave to appeal on May 25, 2005. Garry filed the instant petition of writ of habeas corpus ("Petition") on March 28, 2006.
A district court may entertain a habeas corpus petition from a "person in custody pursuant to the judgment of a State court only on the grounds that he is in custody in violation of the Constitution or laws or treaties of the United States." 28 U.S.C. § 2254(a). Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254, a writ of habeas corpus will not be granted unless "the applicant has exhausted the remedies available in the courts of the State; . . . or there is an absence of available State corrective process; or . . . circumstances exist that render such process ineffective to protect the rights of the applicant." 28 U.S.C. § 2254 (b)(1). A habeas corpus petition shall also not be granted:
on behalf of a person in custody pursuant to the judgment of a State court . . . unless the adjudication of the claim . . . (1) resulted in a decision that was contrary to, or involved an unreasonable application of, clearly established Federal law, as determined by the Supreme court of the United States; or (2) resulted in a decision that was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts in light of the evidence presented in the State court proceeding.
28 U.S.C. § 2254(d)(1-2). A decision by a state court is deemed to be "'contrary to' [the U.S. Supreme Court's] clearly established precedents if it 'applies a rule that contradicts the governing law set forth in [the Court's] cases' or if it 'confronts a set of facts that are materially indistinguishable from a decision of [the] Court and nevertheless arrives at a result different from our precedent.'" Early v. Packer, 537 U.S. 3, 8 (2002)(quoting Williams v. Taylor, 529 U.S. 362, 405-06 (2000)). A state court need not cite to Supreme Court cases in its decision, "so long as neither the reasoning nor the result of the" state court's decision contradicts such precedent. Id.
In his petition for a writ of habeas corpus, Garry asserts the following claims:
(1) the State knowingly and intentionally used perjured testimony (Claim 1); (2) ineffective assistance of trial counsel for not raising the issue of the State's knowing and intentional use of perjured testimony (Claim 2); (3) ineffective assistance of appellate counsel for not raising the issue of the State's knowing and intentional use of perjured testimony (Claim 3); (4) post-conviction counsel provided "inadequate assistance," (Pet. 6) (Claim 4); and (5) the law under which Garry received his extended-term sentence for home invasion violates the Illinois constitution (Claim 5).
Before a state prisoner can petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the federal courts, the petitioner "must give the state courts one full opportunity to resolve any constitutional issues by invoking one complete round of the State's established appellate review process." O'Sullivan v. Boerkel, 526 U.S. 838, 845 (1999). This means that the petitioner must properly assert each claim at each and every level in the state court system, either on direct appeal of his conviction or in post-conviction proceedings. Id. at 848-49; see also Resnover v. Pearson, 965 F.2d 1453, 1458 (7th Cir. 1992)(stating that "[p]rocedural default . . . occurs when a claim could have been but was not presented to the state court and cannot, at the time that the federal court reviews the habeas petition, be presented to the state court" and that "[i]ssues which were never raised in the state courts are the proper subject of procedural default in this collateral review under § 2254"). Therefore, a petitioner must pursue his appellate right "to the highest state court to preserve federal review." Grigsby v. Cotton, 456 F.3d 727, 732 (7th Cir. 2006).
A federal court can review procedurally defaulted claims if a petitioner "shows cause for failure to raise them at the appropriate time and actual prejudice which resulted from such failure," or if the refusal to review would result in a "fundamental miscarriage of justice." Rodriguez v. Scillia, 193 F.3d 913, 917 (7th Cir. 1999). A petitioner can establish cause by "showing that some type of external impediment prevented the petitioner from presenting his federal claim to the state courts." Lewis v. Sternes, 390 F.3d 1019, 1026 (7th Cir. 2004). To establish prejudice, a petitioner must show that the violation of his federal rights "worked to his actual and substantial disadvantage, infecting his entire trial with error of constitutional dimensions." Id. (quoting United States v. Frady, 456 U.S. 152, 170 (1982)). A miscarriage of justice exists "where 'a constitutional violation has probably resulted in the conviction of one who is actually innocent'" ...
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