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GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — Researchers say a shipwreck has been discovered 150 miles off the coast of Galveston that could yield insight into Texas' fight for independence.
Officials with Texas A&M University at Galveston and Texas State University say the recovery expedition of the two-masted ship concluded Wednesday. It may have sunk in the Gulf of Mexico 200 years ago.
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NH foliage watchers have options despite campgrounds closed by fedsStaff Report October 10. 2013 9:31PM
Facilities run by the U.S. Forest Service along the Kancamagus Highway may be closed by the federal government shutdown, but the scenic highway itself is open for leaf-peeping. (UNION LEADER FILE)
The New Hampshire Campground Owners Association said that privately owned campgrounds and state parks and campgrounds in the White Mountains will be open on Columbus Day weekend.
The U.S. Forest Service has directed campgrounds on federal lands to close during the federal government shutdown.
A list of private and state park campgrounds open this weekend can be found on nhlovescampers.com. Visitors can also call 1-800-822-6764 to check on availability.
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State tourism officials said Thursday that while ranger stations in the White Mountain National Forest are closed, the forest itself remains open and accessible to visitors. Pull-offs along the Kancamagus Highway (Route 112) in the WMNF also are open.
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• Kancamagus Highway.
• Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC): The AMC huts, AMC's Joe Dodge Lodge, AMC's Pinkham Notch Visitor Center, AMC's Highland Center and Cardigan Lodge.
• New Hampshire state parks and state park campgrounds
• Welcome centers and rest rooms operated by the state, chambers of commerce or other private entities.
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Kalymnos - Sikati Cave
The Sikati cave is located on the N.E. of Kalymnos and although climbers call it Sikati, the locals call it Alatsia. It is like a huge hole in the ground; a cave with no roof with a 50-60m diameter, 70m deep in parts. Its surrounding walls are full of tufas and stalactites.
There is great potential for setting up an extra 20-30 difficult routes and around 20-25 easier routes on the grey wall opposite. Once these have been established, Sikati could easily satisfy the needs of all kinds of climbers with its great quantity and quality rock.
Sikati is similar in style to Grande Grotta but even better because there are also plenty of pockets. This will soon be the next hot-spot, not only on Kalymnos but also worldwide.
And at the end of the day make sure you go swimming at the remote beach nearby, just 5 minutes from the cave.
Drive towards Skalia village, turn right on the uphill dirt road towards the Palionnisos settlement. Once you have reached the top of the hill (chapel with a clearly-visible white cross and panoramic view towards Turkey, Leros, and all the islands to the N. and N.E.) descend for 300m until the first big 180 degree bend. Then either:1. Park here, go through the gate in the wire fence and traverse downwards to a goat-track keeping the wire fence on your left hand side. Continue traversing after the fence ends until you reach two distinct boulders and an old demolished house on the col. Go through one more gate after the house and follow a path with red-coloured markerss until you reach the cave and the beach below. 30-40 min in total. The drawback of this approach is that on your way back it's all uphill.2. Alternatively, don't park on the first turn but continue until the last big right turn just before Palionnisos. Park here and take the distinct path till the sea (Sikati gulf). Here on your left, you can see 2 or 3 small stone houses that were left there by the Italians after the Second World War. Just after the houses and close to the sea there is a nice little north-facing red crag waiting for new routes. Just before the houses turn up left for 70 - 80m by the small gorge. After that, traverse parallel to the sea until you reach the beautiful remote beach by the Cave of Sikati. From here the cave can be seen a bit further up (5 min). 30-35 min. in total.3. For the adventurous or lazy: go to the jetty at Melitsaha where small boats can be taken to Telendos and rent one for your transport to Sikati. Make the arrangements the previous day. 30-35 min by boat and 5 min walking.
Climbing at Sikati, just like in Grande Grotta, is three-dimensional since stalactites spring from behind your back as you climb upwards! The rock is absurdly overhanging and that makes the climbing both dynamic and pumpy. However on the west-facing side of the cave there is a 20m high grey wall where new routes ranging from 5c - 6c could be set up.
Warning: While climbing some of the stalactites could break. No one should stand immediately beneath the routes. It is better for the belayers to keep in to the base of the crag with their backs to the wall. Not only is it safer, but necks will suffer less from looking up all the time. Recommended rope length 70 or 80m, especially for the extension pitches! The route "Morgan est une andalouse", climbed in one pitch, will need a 100m rope.
Kalymnos rock climbing in Greece
By boat
Kalymnos can be reached by boat from the island Kos. Once you have landed in Kos, take a taxi to the port at Mastichari and catch the next boat to Kalymnos from there. Mastichari is 10 minutes by taxi from Kos airport and the taxi ride costs €12 - €15 euro in total. Regular ferries and smaller speed boats make the Mastichari – Pothia (Kalymnos) route regularly. The ferry ride takes approximately 45 minutes and costs €4; the speedboat takes approximately 25 minutes and costs €6.00. When you arrive at Pothia (the main port in Kalymnos) you will find a number of taxis waiting. A taxi ride to Massouri costs between €10-15, depending on the number of passengers and luggage. Alternatively, you can rent a scooter or car, or inquire about the public bus schedule departing in front of the City Hall. There is a tourist information kiosk at the port exit.To check the Kos – Kalymnos ferry timetable, go to www.danae.gr and enter 'Mastichari' and 'Kalymnos' in the respective fields. You can also call the Port Authority of Kos for an automated timetable message in English on the following number: +30 22420 26594. In the unlikely event that there is no taxi waiting at Pothia, call the taxi station on the following number: +30 22430 50300.
By plane
In high season Olympic Air flies Athens - Kalymnos regularly and a return ticket costs approximately euro 200.
Further info
Full info on getting to Kalymnos here: www.climbkalymnos.com/?page_id=2628
Kalymnos Rock Climbing Guide 2016 Edition. Aris Theodoropoulos. 3000 rock climbs, English
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If a tornado carrying multiple varieties of sharks actually did find its way to L.A., the sharks wouldn't be angry. They would be incredibly confused.
"To be up in a tornado, I don't think they would have the cognitive desire to go after people at that point," said George Parsons, senior director of fishes at Shedd Aquarium, when asked about the premise of SyFy's campy "Sharknado" movie, which premiered Thursday.
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"It really has to do with [the shark's] bite radius," Parsons said. "A really big shark, a record-size shark, would probably not have the mouth span to swallow a human whole and get it into their digestive system. It would have to be a shark bigger than we've ever seen. That's a premise I would have to myth bust, definitely."
So, how long would a shark last out of water?
"I would imagine a shark out of water, with their gills wet, 10 minutes tops," he said. And that's in normal circumstances. After being flung through a tornado, Parsons imagines, a shark would last a much shorter period of time.
"Their skin is super sensitive to external stimuli," he said. Because sharks can sense pressure, they probably would have the wherewithal to avoid a tornado in the first place. On top of that, he said, a tornado would confuse the heck out of a shark's bodily senses, what with all the additional debris flying around.
In terms of the species featured in the movie (Hammerheads, Great Whites and Tiger sharks), Parsons said it's "semi-plausible" you'd see them mixed together in the waters off L.A., though it's pretty unlikely.
The bottom line? Sharks that just survived flights in two different natural disasters aren't going to be very dangerous when they land. If he found himself in a hypothetical Sharknado, Parsons wouldn't panic.
"I'd probably run inside and get my camera and go back outside, see how many I could catch," he said. "Doing what I do, I would get a pickup truck and try to get them back to the ocean."
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My mistake was to think that Joe Stack even presumed to speak as a libertarian. He did not. After a very close reading of his online diatribe today (full text here), it is very clear to me that his entire work was one of the most strongly leftist, most Marxist things I had read in some time. His fundamental complaint is the exploitation of the poor and working classes by the ruling class, and his fundamental purpose was to encourage and foment a violent overthrow thereof.
At no point does he oppose taxation or the redistribution of wealth on principle, certainly not from libertarian principles. At no point for instance, does he quote Hayek or Locke (though he conspicuously channels Marx). He never says- as a libertarian or Tea Partier would- that there should be no special interests in government. Instead he simply lobbies for his interests and laments for the plight of his own special interest group- the working class poor.
I would like to see direct condemnations of Joe Stack's actions by the left. I would like to see them vocally distance themselves from his radical, Marxist agenda to violently overthrow the ruling class and forcibly seize justice for the proletariat. I would like to see a little more embarrassment from the commentators on the Huffington Post, DailyKos, and even here at this blog, who gleefully demand to see Tea Partiers and libertarians cower, and cry, and blush, and beg forgiveness for the consequences of their ideas, because yesterday's attack was the bitter fruit of leftist thought, not Tea Party activism.
Joe Stack made it no clearer than in his concluding remarks, a contrast of communism and capitalism in clear favor of the former: "The communist creed: From each according to his ability, to each according to his need. The capitalist creed: From each according to his gullibility, to each according to his greed." Did you get that? The Joe Stack plane crash in Austin, Texas was motivated by anti-capitalism. So those of you who want me to take responsibility for Stack, can go troll around Michael Moore's website. Just stop the lies, lies, lies.
For yet more evidence, I have compiled a list of quotes from the Stack Manifesto (full text here) below:
Joe Stack rants against big business:
Why is it that a handful of thugs and plunderers can commit unthinkable atrocities (and in the case of the GM executives, for scores of years) and when it's time for their gravy train to crash under the weight of their gluttony and overwhelming stupidity, the force of the full federal government has no difficulty coming to their aid within days if not hours? ...The rates are 1/3 of what I was earning before the crash, because pay rates here are fixed by the three or four large companies in the area who are in collusion to drive down prices and wages… and this happens because the justice department is all on the take and doesn't give a fuck about serving anyone or anything but themselves and their rich buddies...
Joe Stack channels Democrat Alan Grayson:
Yet at the same time, the joke we call the American medical system, including the drug and insurance companies, are murdering tens of thousands of people a year and stealing from the corpses and victims they cripple, and this country's leaders don't see this as important as bailing out a few of their vile, rich cronies.
Joe Stack condemns health care reform obstructionists:
Yet, the political "representatives" (thieves, liars, and self-serving scumbags is far more accurate) have endless time to sit around for year after year and debate the state of the "terrible health care problem". It's clear they see no crisis as long as the dead people don't get in the way of their corporate profits rolling in.
Joe Stack rants against organized religion:
In particular, zeroed in on a section relating to the wonderful "exemptions" that make institutions like the vulgar, corrupt Catholic Church so incredibly wealthy. We carefully studied the law (with the help of some of the "best", high-paid, experienced tax lawyers in the business), and then began to do exactly what the "big boys" were doing (except that we weren't steeling from our congregation or lying to the government about our massive profits in the name of God)... The intent of this exercise and our efforts was to bring about a much-needed re-evaluation of the laws that allow the monsters of organized religion to make such a mockery of people who earn an honest living.
Joe Stack channels John Edwards' Two Americas:
However, this is where I learned that there are two "interpretations" for every law; one for the very rich, and one for the rest of us…
Joe Stack and the proletariat:
My neighbor was an elderly retired woman (80+ seemed ancient to me at that age) who was the widowed wife of a retired steel worker. Her husband had worked all his life in the steel mills of central Pennsylvania with promises from big business and the union that, for his 30 years of service, he would have a pension and medical care to look forward to in his retirement. Instead he was one of the thousands who got nothing because the incompetent mill management and corrupt union (not to mention the government) raided their pension funds and stole their retirement.
Joe Stack calls for violent revolution- very Marxist:
I can only hope that the numbers quickly get too big to be white washed and ignored that the American zombies wake up and revolt; it will take nothing less. I would only hope that by striking a nerve that stimulates the inevitable double standard, knee-jerk government reaction that results in more stupid draconian restrictions people wake up and begin to see the pompous political thugs and their mindless minions for what they are. Sadly, though I spent my entire life trying to believe it wasn't so, but violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer. The cruel joke is that the really big chunks of shit at the top have known this all along and have been laughing, at and using this awareness against, fools like me all along.
Joe Stack Concludes:
The communist creed: From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.
The capitalist creed: From each according to his gullibility, to each according to his greed.


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We headed way up north to Mt. Shasta this past weekend. It is absolutely gorgeous and serene. We went with some friends. So fun. The guys and the kids spent a day skiing, while my friend, Beth, & I went on a death march (she called it a hike). So, so gorgeous. The 'hike' was followed by a pedicure. So glad we did that, because afterwards, I only hurt from the knees up.
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With the goal of pushing my work to the next level, I'm committed to sketch from life on a regular basis. This week I met with Tracy to sketch at Starbucks. Just what I needed. There's a sneak peak at my current project and a recent purchase of 'Children Make Terrible Pets' by Peter Brown. Love it!


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Splatte River Paintball facility to open in Cozad
COZAD—A new indoor arena for Splatte River Paintball will open in Cozad within the near future. The entertainment facility, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lahm, will be located at 410 S. Meridian Ave. The field, which is covered by Dura-Weave, measures 84'x120'. The Lahms said that a soft surface floor will be installed before the facility is completed. Paint Ball has rapidly become a popular form of entertainment for people of all ages, and the new arena at Cozad will be the only indoor unit in all of Nebraska.—taken from the Tri-City Trib.
Junk Jaunt, in 6th year, raises awareness
BROKEN BOW—Junk Jaunt 2009 is in the books, and by most accounts it was a very successful year. Now in its sixth year, the 300 mile Junk Jaunt trail brings shoppers from all across the United States looking for bargains and treasures. The idea for the event began as a means of raising awareness to the scenic beauty of the Loup Rivers Scenic Byway along Nebraska Highways 11 and 91, and the Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway along Highway 2, which forms a loop that includes 21 Central Nebraska communities as well as another 12 in the center and on the fringes who participate.—taken from the Custer County Chief.
Large local marijuana operation busted
OGALLALA—Local law enforcement authorities recently confiscated approximately $500,000 worth of marijuana that was grown in the midst of several Keith County farmers' corn crops, according to Keith County Deputy Attorney Neleigh Korth. Three men, one from Maxwell and two from Lemoyne, have been arrested and each are charged with a Class 3 felony possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance. Investigators discovered six or seven plots involving several different landowners and farmers. The marijuana was found during an aerial surveillance, and due to the large amount, federal authorities have been notified.—taken from the Keith County News.
Donations pay for sign, message board
CURTIS—There is a new welcome sign with a digital message board at the intersection of Highway 23 and Highway 18 in Curtis. According to Curtis City Clerk Doug Schultz, the plan for the new modern sign was the result of a meeting with representatives from several organizations. The location of the new sign is where a previous sign had been, and the physical space was donated. No city money was used for the construction, four businesses were major contributors as well as several private contributors.—taken from the Frontier County Enterprise.
Dodge ball tournament kicks off homecoming
ARNOLD—Five teams played in the Second Annual Dodge Ball Tournament held at the community center. Sponsored by the Arnold High School cheerleaders, the event helped to raise money and kicked off homecoming week activities which were to begin with a tailgate party. A pep rally and bon fire were on the agenda as well as a downtown pep rally and the coronation of homecoming king and queen, prince and princess following the Arnold vs. Arthur County game.—taken from the Arnold Sentinel.
Vandals 'spin donuts' on the football field
CALLAWAY—Someone decided to "spin some donuts" into the middle of the Callaway football field recently, according to information from District 180 officials. Head football coach Abe Hinman discovered the vandalism and the athletic director contacted law enforcement which is investigating the incident. The damaged field was worked to prepare it for the homecoming football game between Callaway and Eustis-Farnam, and will be reseeded sometime this fall. No suspects had been apprehended as of yet.—taken from the Callaway Courier.
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Washington, DC – Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, today condemned Amnesty International's new policy supporting a "right" to abortion. According to the human rights group's website, its position on "sexual and reproductive rights" now "includes support for abortion."
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I had no idea there was a d20 adaptation of Star Trek. I'm tempted to buy the book and check it out. Has anyone played it? Is this the d20 version you're talking about?
There are so many futeristic settings and so little time. I like most of the big ones. Star wars, Star Trek, Stargate, Star*Drive, Star frontiers, Farscape, Gama World, etc. I am just not a total fanatic about any of them, but so many players are completely set on just one. What settings do you like the Most? Why?
I had no idea there was a d20 adaptation of Star Trek. I'm tempted to buy the book and check it out. Has anyone played it? Is this the d20 version you're talking about?
Does it have to be a D20 setting or can I name anything I like?
Well the best system is one i made myself. i took different ideas from different games (like the ones you mentioned) and made them fit into the AD&D system. the AD&D system is the one i like the most so i tend to change any other games/systems to fit it. It works for me.
some changed systems - Star trek, Dr.who, Space Law.
Is there a Game/system made for StarGate?
I've played a few pre-created settings out there, Traveller, Star Trek, Star Frontiers, Gamma World and Gamma World is about the only one that I use or at least stay truest to it's design. Mostly I home brew my setting. I use D20 Future for the rule set, but the background is mine, with different elements put in it from various games, books & movies.
Course, that's the same way I am about fantasy, so is it any wonder I modify my sci-fi?
... whoops, looks like it may be soon out of print.
"On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
- Charles Babbage (1791 - 1871)
Only once in my last decade or so of gaming have I run an adventure almost entirely unmodified and that was the genius that is Chaosium's "Beyond the Mountains of Madness". Some time in the future I may also have to pay that respect to "The Great Pendragon Campaign" as well ... but we shall see.
But back to sci-fi, I have a persistent nagging idea about a post-apocalytpic campaign I wouldn't mind running sometime. It would almost certainly have to be a home-brew...
I have the original Star Trek game that came out in the early 80's and used it as a basis for conversion to D20 future. I did buy and play wotcs Star Wars (both D20 and earlier versions), AEGs Stargate, Alderacs Farscape, sword and sorcerys Gamma World, 93 game studios twilight 2013, and a couple of other d20 games. The others like cyberpunk, shadowrun, Star frontiers, etc are older versions or my own conversions with a little web help.
I like to modify and personalize the settings. This tends to lead to huge conversations and sometimes arguements about what is 'true' to the setting. Many tend to be fanatics about some settings. You know the type, "Well, in episode 69 this happened which means...", "In the fourth book they explained that which contradicts...", "That is completely different than the original! How can they..." I just wonder why some settings lead to such fanatacism. I guess I have never met a setting that didn't have at least some redeeming value that could be used.
I've done some Star Wars, but to me it largely feels finished as a setting. I suppose there might be other time periods that could be played, but the most interesting stuff seems to happen in that 30+ year period around the Clone Wars and the Rebellion.
Star Trek makes for pretty interesting viewing and idea material, but I just have difficulty with the idea of running a full game.
Stargate looks like an interesting place to live. I think I'd definitely like to play in that pool.
Star Frontiers is nifty fun, my second roleplaying game, The only unfortunate thing about it was that it never really got going enough to fulfill its potential.
I'd love to get games going in any of the follwing: Angel, Amber, Walter Jon Williams' Hardwired, Terri Windling's Bordertown/Borderlands series, Heroes (the tv show), DC's Wildstorm setting, and probably a few others.
I own the Stargate, Mutants and Masterminds, and Farscape d20 game books. Mostly just the core books. I've never played any of them but ran a Farscape game for two sessions which was amazing.
The game was geared toward tossing a human(s) out there just like John Crichton and it would have run from episode one all the way through covering all the major episodes (i own them on DVD) so the game would have been totally easy to run.
Call me lazy, but it was a great storyline.
I dig on the idea of playing/running a Star Trek game. But here's the rub. Let's say you go with the 'bridge crew' as your main characters.
First, most players find it difficult to follow a chain of command (by my experience). I'm sure there are players out there that are great at it, someone who can actually follow orders given by some other player. But my experience has been that there's a constant argument over who is doing what and why.
Secondly all of the crew perform a certain job - simulating ops, tactical, helm, security, etc - it's hard to just feed players a constant stream of information that keeps the game flowing when dealing with those stations.
Next, we sort of go back to the first point, most players want to be individuals with their own 'show offs'. Keeping the flow of a bridge crew situation where everyone is in the same scene is do-able but difficult. But when having small groups beam down to some planet's surface, or having Tom and B'Elanna go back to their room for a little nookie, it breaks up the flow of the game and suddenly you need two GM's or make one side of the table wait till Tom and B'Elanna get done.
And more...
I will note, these are topics that I've seen in a standard game, disturbances when dealing with groups where there should be an active chain of command and a consent of flow amongst players. I'm positive people can do it, and it would make for a great game. I enjoy the Star Trek subject matter, their very clean concepts and visions of the future.
Or, if you want to include the Bridge Crew, steal from Ars Magica and give each player three characters: a Bridge Officer, a Specialist, and a Red Shirt. Vary the nature of missions so that one week A's Captain and B's Diplomat beam down with C's Red Shirt, and next week A's Exobiologist and C's Science Officer beam down with B's Red Shirt.
Although I can imagine an amusing Red Shirt campaign, where characters try to survive despite hostile aliens *and* self-serving officers. Sure, when the Captain meets an alien, she's a scantily clad abundantly female humanoid who asks, "What is this thing you call ... love?" When one of the characters meets an alien, it's a giant slug that chews eyeballs.
"On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
- Charles Babbage (1791 - 1871)


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BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union is seeking to abolish mobile phone roaming charges across the 28-nation zone while streamlining its telecoms sector and boosting investment in new high-speed networks.
The head of the bloc's executive arm, Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, said Wednesday that overhauling the sector "is essential for Europe's strategic interests and economic progress."
The proposed legislation would mean that customers will no longer have to pay for incoming calls when traveling in other EU countries starting in July 2014 and it would end all roaming charges two years later. It also seeks to cap prices of EU-international fixed-line calls at the level of domestic long-distance calls.
The plan still must be approved by the European Parliament and the governments of the EU member states.
The changes aim to fix the bloc's fragmented telecoms market, cut red tape and encourage investment in new high-speed networks to boost growth.
Europe currently has hundreds of mobile and fixed telephony operators across a patchwork of 28 countries. It also lags behind parts of the U.S., Asia and Africa in rolling out new mobile technologies such as fourth-generation service, or 4G.
"Lagos has 4G mobile, but Brussels does not," the Commission noted.
The EU's Commissioner in charge of the legislation, Neelie Kroes, said the goal is for people to enjoy the same phone costs regardless of where they are in Europe.
"EU consumers should not pay more for calling abroad or when they travel abroad in the EU," she insisted.
She also rebuffed worries that network operators will seek to claw back their roaming losses by increasing domestic calling prices, saying the sector's fierce competition will keep prices low. The new legislation should also give consumers a wider choice of phone and Internet providers, including from other countries.
Europe cannot "afford to miss such a low hanging fruit to power charge the digital economy of the 21st century," the Commission said. It claimed a single telecoms market could add about 1 percent, or more than 100 billion euros ($132 billion), to the region's gross domestic product.
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Successful weed control trials on lettuce in western Fresno County suggest that a Section 24(c) registration for Kerb herbicide applied through sprinklers will be sought for the fall 2006 season.
Kurt Hembree, Fresno County farm advisor, says chemigation with Kerb demands a degree of care in timing and procedures but after his two seasons of trials "we are pretty convinced it works well."
At a recent vegetable production meeting at the University of California's West Side Research and Education Center at Five Points, Hembree outlined the history behind the idea.
He said a breakthrough was achieved with the concept 2003 in Arizona after extensive tests by Yuma County agent Barry Tickes. That year the practice got a Section 24(c) registration in Arizona. The same registrations were subsequently granted for Riverside and Imperial counties, which have similar conditions.
Kerb chemigation
Tickes worked with chemigation of Kerb as an alternative after aerial applications of it were halted in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack in New York City. He found that control, particularly on shepherd's purse, with Kerb through sprinklers was much improved over the aerial treatments.
Kerb currently is registered for ground and aerial application in Fresno County, and researchers have probed the chemigation concept after the increased use of sprinkler irrigation. Kerb dates back many years to when it was applied to furrow irrigated fields.
"With furrows," Hembree said, "subbing of water kept the herbicide in place. But when growers started switching to sprinklers, the efficacy declined, and we wondered if sprinkler irrigation was driving it down in the soil profile."
Several attempts to track leaching of the material remain inconclusive, but regardless of what is happening to it in the soil profile, Hembree and other weed control specialists in California took note of Tickes' success with chemigation.
During the past two seasons, Hembree has worked with the California Lettuce Research Board and Kerb's manufacturer, Dow AgroSciences, to refine the method in his county. Data from his trials is being submitted for the registration.
"Basically," he said, "you put on the first irrigation and then you come back so many days later with the Kerb chemigation. The number of days later varies with the season, the field, and growing conditions."
Weed seed factor
He said a new registration, which may also be sought in the future for Monterey County, would focus on the point from when weed seeds have sprouted until they have emerged, the period they are most sensitive to the herbicide. It would allow for rates of 2 to 2.5 pounds per acre instead of the ground rate of up to 4 pounds.
Tests during the past two years on the amount of water to apply in the chemigation found the optimum range to be 0.15 to 0.25 inch. Depending on nozzle size and pressure, Hembree said, the running time is about one hour to 90 minutes. To "set" the material for exposure to emerging weeds without driving it lower, about 0.4 inch of additional water works best.
For best results, Hembree said the steps have to be closely followed. In lettuce planted in August and September, the routine worked well with chemigation three or four days after the first irrigation. The lettuce crop emerged at five to six days, and the weeds were caught at a susceptible state.
"Having adequate amounts of pipe available for the staggered planting dates and delivering the proper amounts of water are critical for treating the right field at the right time. Scheduling can be difficult, but it can be done. The diamond pattern for sprinklers like they use in Arizona gave a good overlap of coverage and worked well for us.
"You also want to use spherical tanks with continuous agitation so the material doesn't settle out like it will in cylindrical tanks. The recommendation is three gallons of water for each pound of Kerb."
For winter-planted fields, the chemigation likely will need to be made perhaps up to seven to 10 days later than for fall-planted fields during periods of cooler temperatures and slower weed germination.
Chemigation timing
The key for timing the chemigation, Hembree added, is to act on the state of weed germination, not follow a mind-set of so many days. "If it's cold and wet, you have to wait until they begin to sprout."
He said the cost of the chemigation treatment is $5 to $10 per acre greater but the additional control is worth it.
Hembree said if the chemigation registration is granted, he would be working with Dow AgroSciences officials to hold workshop training for growers and PCAs on the fine points of the practice. The Section 24(c) registration for Fresno County would seek to include endive, escarole, and radicchio also.
In another presentation during the meeting at Five Points, Shannon Mueller, Fresno County farm advisor, reported on her trials with mini seedless watermelons at Five Points, Parlier, and Hollister.
Her colleague in Fresno, Richard Molinar, and Aziz Baameur, Santa Clara County farm advisor, collaborated in the trials on yields, sweetness, and other fruit characteristics of several sterile triploid, "personal" varieties.
These melons, weighing three to seven pounds each, have been on the market for the past two years as an alternative to traditional seeded melons weighing 18 to 35 pounds and "icebox size" seedless melons weighing three to 12 pounds.
Mueller said marketers for the mini melons promote their thinner rind, which implies more edible flesh. "But one of the concerns we have," she said, "is the thinner rind also makes it more susceptible to damage during picking, handling, and transport."
Rind thicknesses ranged from one-quarter inch to one-half inch, and the Petite Perfection variety had the thinnest rind, while the Valdoria had the thickest.
In informal taste testing at a field day, she said, they found that the orange-red color of the small melons tended to be less appealing than the darker red of others and that higher sugar levels did not necessarily correlate with taste preferences.
A portion of the trials was devoted to a preliminary evaluation of plant spacing of mini melon transplants, and the results showed no difference in melon size with five spacings, ranging from 12 to 48 inches. Melons tended to weigh about five pounds each.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Apps aren't just for people anymore. Here is a roundup of popular pet apps for mobile devices. The cost of apps ranges from free to a few dollars.
For the iPhone, iPod or iPad:
— Dog Park Finder Plus, a list of more than 6,000 dog parks and beaches in North America. Also lists 12,000 dog-friendly restaurants.
— Find Pet Friendly Hotels, a list of over 10,000 pet-friendly hotels, along with weight limits, pet fees, dog parks and more.
— Fido Factor, a mobile guide to dog-friendly locations.
— Pet Poison Help, a quick list of poisons, what to do and how to get help.
— Pet First Aid: for Your Dog, Cat, Puppy, or Kitten, a collection of videos and detailed instructions on what to do when caring for a pet.
— Petfinder Mobile, the app of the popular pet-search website that includes more than 370,000 animals from 14,000 adoption groups. They will be releasing an Android app soon.
— RSPCA My Pet, collection of information on how to care for animals from chinchillas to rats.
— Picture-A-Pet SFSPCA, an adoption site connected to the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
— PetAdopt HD is a adoption site run by the North Shore Animal League America.
— Lost Petz, allows people who have lost or been separated from their pets to issue an alert to others in the vicinity.
— Game for Kittens, a chase-a-laser iPad game for cats and kittens.
For the Android, which are sold through Google Play. Most range from free to a few dollars.
— PetWise Mobile, a wealth of medical information for pets.
— VetFinder, search engine for veterinarians and animal hospitals near you.
— PetSaver, collection of care information for pets, such as pet CPR and first aid.
— Petcentric, a guide to pet-friendly places.
— Tropical Fish Guide Pocket Ed., the original Android pocket reference for freshwater tropical fish and plants.
— Puppy Training, a guide for training a puppy.
— Pet First Aid, information on emergency care.


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I Know Who Killed Me (2007)
March 28, 2008, 05:31:07 AM »
I Know Who Killed Me
Rated: R
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Copyright Company and Date: Tristar/360 Pictures 2007
Submitted by akiratubo
Dakota Moss
- Lindsay Lohan! Stripper/prostitute who wakes up one day to find her body parts falling off.
Aubrey Fleming
- Lindsay Lohan! Privileged girl who gets kidnapped one day and has her body parts chopped off.
Susan Fleming
- Julia Ormond! Aubrey's mom. Believing Dakota to be Aubrey, Susan gives her tender love and affection, for which Dakota treats Susan like crap. b***h.
Daniel Fleming
- Neal McDonough! Or, as I like to think of him in connection with this film, POOR Neal McDonough. Aubrey's dad. He has a deep dark secret. Or at least the movie would like you to pretend it's a secret.
Jerrod Pointer
- Aubrey's boyfriend. He doesn't carry enough rubbers to keep up with Dakota's needs.
The FBI Guys
- They spend the entire film trying to figure out if Dakota is Aubrey or not. Believe it or not, they never think to try fingerprints. They disappear from the film about three-quarters of the way through.
The Guardian Angel
- I'm not sure if he's Aubrey's guardian angel, Dakota's, or is assigned to both of them, but the tattoo on his chest would have made a great metal album cover.
The Killer
- He cuts off Aubrey's hand and leg, then Dakota stabs him in the testicles and throat. Hey, now that you've read that, you don't need to watch the movie! You should thank me.
This movie has caught a lot of flaque from critics and audiences, and it swept the Razzies, but it really isn't that bad. The acting is nowhere near as awful as it's reputed to be and the use of red and blue mood lighting isn't really that annoying.
Lindsay Lohan plays Aubrey Fleming, a rich girl with a charmed life. Nevertheless, she's always felt like half a person. She's kidnapped one day by a local serial killer and, after the killer is done with her, she really is only half a person. (Ba-dump PING!)
Aubrey isn't that important, though. Most of the movie is about Dakota Moss, the twin sister Aubrey never knew she had. Many critics have blasted the film for failing to generate any mystery surrounding this "twist" but it obviously isn't trying to. Dakota is Dakota and Aubrey is Aubrey. At no point does the movie pretend otherwise.
Dakota hasn't led a charmed life. She was raised by a crack-whore mother and seems to have supported herself through prostitution and stripping. One day, Dakota is mildly disturbed when her fingers start falling off. And she's a little more upset when it starts happening to her leg later. This happens right around the time the killer is freezing Aubrey's hand between two blocks of dry ice, cutting off the ruined digits with a glass knife, and going to town on her leg.
You see, Dakota and Aubrey suffer each other's injuries. As Art Bell pops up to explain later, they are "nonreligious stigmatic twins". A lot of people have complained that this is stupid. Frankly, I think it could make for a great horror movie premise, and it's only an extension of the supernatural connection identical twins are often given in movies.
I Know Who Killed Me
doesn't develop it as much as it should, true, but I appreciate the effort.
Dakota's mother has periodically received envelopes stuffed with cash, so Dakota naturally decides that she should hike to the address those envelopes were coming from in the hopes of figuring out what's going on. That's sure what I'd do if my leg were about to fall off. Dakota doesn't make it, of course, and she's found on the side of the road, nearly dead.
She awakens in a hospital to find that she is now missing her right hand and her right leg (note that she checks to see if she still has her tits!). She's also been mistaken for Aubrey. Dakota doesn't know who Aubrey is and she tries to convince everyone that she isn't Aubrey. Aubrey's parents and the FBI think that Aubrey has just invented the Dakota personality as a defense against what happened to her.
Aubrey's parents decide to play along with Dakota for now, hoping that she'll eventually come to her senses and be Aubrey again. Julia Ormand really manages to put herself into the role of a woman who wants things to be all right again. Poor Neal McDonough doesn't come off nearly as well, and isn't given as much to do, but he tries. Bless, you, poor Neal McDonough.
Aubrey's parents purchase Dakota a cybernetic hand and a cybernetic leg. These are roughly on par with the replacement body parts Darth Vader got at the end of Revenge of the Sith. They're ridiculous. Yet, the movie presents them seriously. The cyborg parts are stupid but I applaud the movie for not going the "wink wink nudge nudge" route.
There's an angle I wish the movie had explored in these scenes of Dakota and Aubrey's parents. Might Dakota not decide that having rich parents would be rather spiffy? Dakota could have started thinking that, hey, this Aubrey girl is probably dead. What will it hurt if I pretend to be her and make her parents happy? Sadly, this never really comes up.
Aubrey is still being tortured by the killer, and Dakota is still manifesting Aubrey's injuries. Dakota decides she needs to figure out what's going on and sexes up Jerrod Pointer, which is something Aubrey never did. Totally whipped, Jerrod decides to help Dakota in her stumbling and rather ineffective investigation. This investigation consists of going to another murdered girl's house, looking around her room, and then going home. Which, honestly, is probably as good an investigation as a teenaged stripper/hooker could run.
Speaking of investigation, what have the FBI guys been doing? NOTHING!
One night, the guardian angel appears to Aubrey as she lays dying in the killer's lair and, in a very roundabout manner, informs her that she has an identical twin and that everything happening to her happens to this twin. After this, Aubrey is able to telepathically communicate with Dakota. She sends Dakota a vision of the killer burying her alive.
Dakota also has a brain storm and figures out that the cash envelopes her mother received came from Daniel. Daniel and Susan Fleming's real daughter died at birth, and Daniel purchased Aubrey from Dakota's crack-whore mom as a replacement, never telling Susan. Shamed, Daniel admits that it is so but refuses to help Dakota. I think Susan is the rich one and Daniel is just along for the ride, and he's afraid he'll lose everything if Susan finds out what he's done. (Good for Daniel that none of the nurses or doctors at the hospital ever told Susan her baby died, eh?)
Not having enough time for Daniel to come around (if Aubrey suffocates Dakota does, too), Dakota heads out on her own to find Aubrey. She goes to the local graveyard and visits the tombstone of the other girl the killer murdered. Dakota receives a psychic vision (from Aubrey? From the other dead girl?) and knows who the killer is. (He's Aubrey's piano teacher. The movie treats this revelation as a parenthetical aside, and so am I.)
Daniel shows up around this time and agrees to help. Daniel wants to call for help, but Dakota says there's "no time!" Hello? Cell phone? The writer should have tossed in a throwaway line about bad reception or a dead battery, at least. Daniel and Dakota go to the killer's lair, where Daniel is killed and Dakota is captured. Now, there were some earlier scenes of the killer stalking Dakota, so he must know that Aubrey and Dakota are two different people. Plus, Dakota isn't wearing the clothes the killer put Aubrey in when he buried her alive. Yet he acts as if he thinks Aubrey has escaped and come back. Dakota, having lived a hard life, is tougher than Aubrey and turns the tables on the killer. He ends up missing a few parts of his own.
You know, the movie seems to want to say that the entire reason Dakota has lived such a hard life is to prepare her for this moment, to make her tough enough to rescue both herself and Aubrey. I get the idea their guardian angel set it up that way. However, this is another intriguing angle that isn't explored.
That killer defeated, Dakota grabs a shovel and follows the psychic visions sent by Aubrey to find where she's buried. An owl we're probably supposed to identify with the guardian angel helps her find the right spot, Dakota digs up Aubrey, and the sisters are finally reunited. Fade out.
Glass can be used to saw through flesh and bone.
Glass weapons toss bright sparks when sharpened on a grinding wheel.
Dry ice looks a lot like Styrofoam. EXACTLY like Styrofoam, in fact.
Duct tape fixes anything. Even severed fingers.
Blue is the winner color. Red is the loser color. Yellow is ... for plot points?
"Play Movie" - Ye gods! Over a minute of warnings you can't skip!
2:01 - Clothed strippers and nude waitresses? I think you have things backward there, Mr. Movie.
17:08 - Just spit it out. Spit it out! You dumbass.
40:05 - Ewwwwwwwwww!
1:09:44 - Fingerprint her. FINGERPRINT HER! ARGH!
1:12:42 - They had to bring in Art Bell to explain the plot. This is not good.
1:32:04 - Hold still while I saw your hand off, Mr. Killer. Just a little more. Almost got it ...
Jerrod: Where's Aubrey?
Aubrey's friend: What?
Jerrod: Okay. Where'd she park?
Aubrey's friend: Ummm...
Jerrod: Where'd she park her car? Come on, you rode with her.
Aubrey's friend: Yeah, it was on that street. It's that street. You know the one.
Jerrod: No. No, I don't know the one. Tell me.
Dakota: Do I look like I'm in a f**king coma?
Dakota: Hospitals are for rich people.
The guardian angel: People get cut. That's life.
Last Edit: March 28, 2008, 05:33:10 AM by akiratubo
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thank you for the summary. it made much more sense than the actual movie did~
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Haven't seen this one yet . . . thought about it. Does Lindsey keep her clothes on?
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Quote from: indianasmith on June 01, 2008, 07:03:40 PM
Haven't seen this one yet . . . thought about it. Does Lindsey keep her clothes on?
Yes. The stripping scene just goes on and on but she never takes anything off.
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The other day, my greek professor asked me on my opinion of the historial roots of the third person plural of εἰμί, εἰσί.
What at first occured to me was that is was formed by the stem *es and the personal ending -nti, i.e. *esnti, which then lost the s in the position before the n, ti becomes si, *ensi loses the n and becomes eisi because of compensatory lengthening. (I don't know about the order of the rules, so in no particular order)
when I got home, however, and checked my historical grammar, it said that the third person plural was formed on the stem *s-, that is *senti. This makes as much sense as my original explanation, except one thing: Where did the inital s go? Naturally, it would have become h-, but initial aspirations don't just disappear, do they?
My question, thus, is, how is the third person plural of εἰμί formed historically?


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Hey, I see you just added a citation to the Libyan War article from the 'new york times' about an ansar al-sharia leader talking to the paper from benghazi. I just looked through teh article and it looked to me as though they were talking about a day after the attack, which would not invalidate the other reports that say that they are no longer in the city, as the events those reports are referring to took place 10 days later. I might have missed something there though, but check it out anyway. thanks, Cmurphynz 23:50, 21 October 2012 (EDT)
- The New York Times reported, as recently as only 10 days ago (Oct. 15, 2012), "...Ahmed Abu Khattala and Mohammed Ali Zahawi, fought alongside other commanders against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi. Their group [Ansar al-Sharia] provides [present tense] social services and guards [again, present tense] a hospital. And they openly proselytize for their brand of puritanical Islam and political vision. " [1] OscarO 14:02, 28 October 2012 (EDT)
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- I'm beginning to loose count how many there are (see post at Talk/MP). Yes, it is a problem. The main sequestration article is in category legal terms, so fixing sequester & sequestration should begin there, w/redirs to a disambig, don't you think? OscarO 15:30, 2 March 2013 (EST)


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