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The price of Hobby boxes have gotten to be very expensive. We have a lot of younger members and other members who don't want to break the bank, spending hundreds or thousands of dollars, in order to open Hobby boxes.
I came up with a fun and interesting concept: busting Hobby boxes on a budget. I will open one $25 (or under, shipping included) HOBBY box a week. I will post a recap of the break on my SCF blog, my Blogger blog also on my YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/JBpatches
I'm getting pretty sick and tired of seeing guys selling fake autographs and patches on eBay. They are ruining the hobby and stealing people's hard earned money.
We as a community need to stand up and stop this. I don't know if everyone reports these guys, but there are thousands of members here. We can make a difference and stop these crooks.
We also can't rush to judgement on every sick patch card or autograph. There are lots of legit logo patches, tag patches,
Below is everything I currently have FS/FT
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Gosnell jury considers abortionist's fate
Murder charges pending over Philadelphia 'house of horrors' operations
PHILADELPHIA – The jury in the Kermit Gosnell abortion murder trial ended the first day of deliberations with no verdict.
The case was handed to the jury by Judge Jeffrey Minehart who charged the panel on the points of law members are to consider during their deliberations.
Minehart told jurors to focus on how the testimony relates to Pennsylvania's 24-week abortion statute, the 24-hour waiting period statute and the personhood statutes.
They are also to disregard any information that was not entered into evidence during the trial.
Lawyers and legal analysts present estimate that the deliberations could be lengthy, noting that the seven-woman, five-man jury has to work through a 30-page verdict sheet.
That sheet includes four first-degree murder charges, one third-degree murder charge, and 24 counts of violating Pennsylvania's 24-week abortion law.
Even as the panel begins the task of determining Gosnell's guilt, more details of Gosnell's lengthy career as an abortion practitioner keep coming to light.
Journalist Kirsten Powers wrote for USA Today that 20-year-old Desiree Hawkins was prepared to testify against Gosnell as a defense rebuttal witness.
Hawkins was willing to come forward when she discovered that one of the pairs of feet Gosnell kept as a souvenir was the pair of feet from her 23-week old baby.
Powers writes that Gosnell laughed at Hawkins during the abortion.
"She also would have avoided the trauma visited upon her by Gosnell. Hawkins described the licensed medical professional as laughing at her during the procedure as she cried and begged him to stop because of the pain," Powers wrote.
Hawkins told Powers that Gosnell said, "Stop being a baby," to her when she cried because of the pain during the abortion.
It's also been reported that Pennsylvania's Planned Parenthood CEO may have been misleading about Gosnell's Women's Medical Society clinic.
In February 2010 Dayle Steinberg told WHYY News, "We do anticipate that women who might have scheduled appointments for abortion procedures at the Women's Medical Society will be calling Planned Parenthood."
"Steinberg says she knows that Gosnell has provided abortions in Philadelphia for many years, but says she hadn't heard of any problems at clinic until the allegations surfaced in recent days," WHYY said, quoting Steinberg.
Later, Phllly.com, the Philadelphia Inquirer and WHYY website reported Steinberg saying, "The Gosnell trial has shifted the focus off the high-quality services we provide. These are criminal, horrendous . . . acts and should be appropriately punished."
Steinberg admitted that while Gosnell's clinic was in operation, women would come to Planned Parenthood and describe the dirty conditions at Gosnell's clinic.
"We would always encourage them to report it to the Department of Health," Steinberg said.
In his closing remarks, Prosecutor Ed Cameron reminded the jury that even former unlicensed clinic doctor Steve Massof told of Gosnell's increasingly lax attitude.
Cameron repeated Massof's testimony, "Over time, the place was going down hill. Dr. Gosnell would talk on his Blue Tooth and eat cereal while doing the procedures."
Cameron added that custodian Jim Johnson testified about the procedures.
Johnson said. "The toilets were always stopping up from baby parts," according to Cameron.
Cameron also covered clinic patient Lisa Dungee's testimony regarding Gosnell staff members' violations of the 24-hour waiting period law.
"Dungee never got a 24-hour waiting period. She said she signed the form and Dr. O'Neill (Gosnell's co-defendant) gave her a pill the first visit," Cameron said.
"The files were wrong. She said that no one ever called her for a follow-up. After she left the clinic, Lisa Dungee never got a follow-up call or care," Cameron said.
The prosecution brought in medical experts to testify regarding clinic procedures.
OB/GYN specialist Dr. Karen Fessillin testified about Gosnell's misuse of ultrasounds and concerning how frequently ultrasound equipment malfunctioned.
Quoting from Fessillin's testimony, Cameron said, "The ultrasound equipment didn't work."
"You never do the procedure if there is a heartbeat. They [did] the procedures when there were heartbeats. Many of the women were in labor because Gosnell would induce labor," Cameron said, quoting from Fessillin's testimony.


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Stamper, It depends. If I'm shooting for something like the Downtown Partnership and trying to make a specific point it may work that way for me too. But when I'm not doing that kind of "assignment," what I see that makes me raise the camera in the first place usually turns out to be the best shot. I may try to improve on that initial impression, but doing that rarely improves anything.
None of this process is written in stone?
The editing of life is in your own mind; your mental process is really just the same as mine. I don't see that as 'cropping' at all; I see it as exploration of the reality in front of your camera, something very different to pointing and peeing!Rob C
Assuming something is pretty static then the first time you see something then it isn't possible to "see" all of it. First impressions aren't always the best? Different angles and light can change your mind for better or worse. I used to know someone who thought that taking just one shot of a subject was enough. On another forum Nikon Talk UK which has just closed down there was a thread in which a few photographers stated that they thought likewise. Russ you are primarily a street photographer so your subjects are pretty fast moving which means you can't dwell too much on something? Then the after thoughts when you see something on the monitor which you took and thought why the f***k did I take that? And then the record shot that you didn't think much about at the time and it hits you and you think that is good! None of this process is written in stone?
My friend Stephen Wilson, who is an artist and photographer, believes that every interesting image can be cropped to give you images that can be valid in their own way. He has a series of images on his blog to demonstrate the point here:http://balmainartschool.blogspot.com/2010/09/crop-that.htmlStephen is a rare individual that has the patience to get to know a landscape/environment deeply. He has been photographing 100 metres of the Fish River at Flat Rock for the past two years and this has guided that philosophy. When you know an area so deeply, he spends around six hours a day photographing a 20x20 metre area, then you can see crops within crops within crops.Cheers,
One of his most famous photos... of the guy jumping the puddle...was cropped. http://lourceyphoto.com/the-decisive-moment/
Why, I guess just to be obnoxious and rebel against trends.
[quote author=popnfresh link=topic=45987.msg580443#msg580443 date=1354919157None of them thought they were lesser artists for cropping, and neither should anyone else.Only the image matters, how one gets there who cares.Peter
The list of great photographers who occasionally cropped is as long as your arm, but here are a few to ponder: Ansel Adams, Robert Frank, Walker Evans, W. Eugene Smith (frequently), Edward Weston, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Man Ray, Arnold Newman, Alberto Korda, Josef Koudelka, Andreas Feininger. None of them thought they were lesser artists for cropping, and neither should anyone else.
This debate is perennially confused between the normative claim about cropping (e.g., you must not/should not/ought not to crop) versus the claim that the decisive moment has a /special status/.
Especially during Christmas, the decisive moment certainly does have a great importance; shame that HC-B's contact sheets can reveal so many decisive moments running so close together!
He would have done better to call it the "moment of commitment."
That's almost exactly what he did mean. Most people, unfortunately including many who write on the subject think the decisive moment has to do with what's happening in front of the photographer, but what HCB meant was the moment when the photographer himself is committed. There's a pretty good riff on the subject in "Bystander: A History of Street Photography."


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But my DVDs don't wear glasses
But my DVDs don't wear glasses
Don't you guys have a DVD lens cleaner for your DVD player? I have one, and I clean it once every three to four weeks, depending on how much usage you go through with your player.
The lens cleaner even have a surround sound check up, so you can check if your speakers are working properly.
The lens cleaner even have a surround sound check up, so you can check if your speakers are working properly.
Those tongs seem to be a must-buy. However money is tight for me. The picture quality for my DVD player seemed to be worsening
and I had to buy a new needle. It's better now.
and I had to buy a new needle. It's better now.
Matt said: a DVD Rewinder. I need one of those, but they're so damned expensive. Although it's ironic, the ammount of fees I've paid for returning DVDs not rewound, I could've just bought it in the first place.
...or special order yourself a pair of DVD tongs. They're pretty nifty and even come in Steelbook packaging. I think there's a discount if you order them in bulk or in conjunction with a DVD Rewinder.
Or someone else's fingers. No, wait...
A simple way to avoid fingerprints is to use your toes
...So then hold them properly...
I know now why some of you are complaining about the labelless DVD's. I too, do not want to look at finger marks left on DVD's if they are not held properly!
Well I bought the 2-disc dvd set of JFK and they stuck the 2nd disc in small sleeve inside the box. Weird
Alright that's it. It's one thing to be labeless but to be flapless as well, I've a good mind to keep buying these DVD's regardless just to show them.
Paramount did the same thing with Mission Impossible 3 Collector's Edition, not only that, but they didn't even put the 2nd disc on a flap(which studios like Dreamworks used to do).
I handle the discs alright I just want some art work when I pay so much money on a movie. They look like knock off's Universal needs to change this.
Maybe just be carefull handling the discs....
Maybe we should start the rumour that the labels, over time, slowly etch through the plastic and eventualy kill the media layer....
Maybe we should start the rumour that the labels, over time, slowly etch through the plastic and eventualy kill the media layer....
Yes I also hate dvds that don't have any label art, like Slither & the King Kong 2005 Exteneded Editon both were clear discs with just the movie title on the disc. The discs seem very cheaply made when they come like this plus it is very easy to get finger prints all over them which sucks.
Bloody hell tsk tsk outrage and the likes
Universal Stuidos and DVD Label art Has anyone noticed that recent Universal Studios releases have no label art. Just some black lettering stating the movie and it looks very cheap. If I am going to pay about $20 I would like some Dvd Label art.
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Philadelphia's money-losing Tasty Baking Co. has agreed to be purchased by Flowers Foods, Thomasville, Georgia, for $4 a share. That's double the stock's recent price and a premium to anyone who bought the stock this winter, but a discount to Tasty share prices in recent years. Read Flowers' statement here.
The sale works out to $34 million in cash for Tasty's 8.5 million shares. "We are delighted to welcome Tasty's 740 dedicated employees and 413 independent sales distributors to the Flowers Foods family. Our plans are to invest in the combined business for sustainable and profitable growth, and they will be an important part of Flowers' ongoing success," says Flowers boss George Deese.
Flowers also says it will assume Tasty's "existing indebtedness" totalling around $131 million. That looks like good news for Pennsylvania taxpayers: Tasty had borrowed around $80 million for the company's new South Philadelphia plant, about half of which is owed to state programs, the rest to Citizens Bank and other lenders.
The deal is part of Flowers' ambitious strategy to grow beyond the South into a national chain of fresh and frozen snacks. Flowers says it will keep Tasty's new $80 million bakery at the Navy Yard complex in South Philadelphia and its second plant in Oxford, Chester County.
Flowers wants to sell Mrs. Freshley's sweet rolls, Nature's Own breads and other Flowers products "throughout Tasty's geographic footprint" in the mid-Atlantic states, and "will require additional acquisitions to add needed production capacity" to make that happen. Flowers also said it will offer Tastykakes down South. Spokeswoman Mary Crier had no immediate comment on what happened to a 2002 joint distribution deal between the companies.
Tasty in January asked creditors to delay payments while it sought a buyer or new investors, citing disappointing financial results from the new plant along with higher corn syrup costs and supermarket bankruptcies. The deal "ensures that Tastykakes will continue to be made by Philadelphians in Philadelphia," Tasty boss Charles Pizzi said in a statement distributed by Flowers.
Flowers is one of the companies identified by Costello Asset Management's Robert Costello as a likely Tasty buyer in my Jan. 5 post here.
"They did a phenomenal job getting the deal done. It could have been a bankruptcy," Costello told me. "It's an excellent company," he said of Flowers. "Return on equity is 18%. They're very efficient. There's no question they're going to change the way things are done here. It'll take a year, it won't happen overnight," he said. "Will (Flowers) cannibalize Tasty sales? Overall I think Tasty will benefit" if Flowers is able to market Tastykakes in parts of its Southern base.
Flowers had sought to buy Tasty in the past but talks led nowhere. Costello said Flowers would likely have closed Tasty's former Hunting Park plant if Pizzi hadn't built the new plant; if so, the move proved expensive for shareholders, while saving Tasty's Philadelphia jobs.
Flowers is publicly-traded, but the Amos McMullian family of Macon, Ga., remain major shareholders. Flowers makes Mrs. Freshley's sugary packaged snacks and Nature's Own breads, among other fresh and frozen products. Flowers is also a past owner of the former Mrs. Paul's frozen-foods plant in Pottstown.


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Cercopithecus ascanius
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|Scientific Name:
|Cercopithecus ascanius (Audebert, 1799)
|Infra-specific Taxa Assessed:
Common Name(s):
Simia ascanius Audebert, 1799
|Taxonomic Source(s):
|Mittermeier, R.A., Rylands, A.B. and Wilson D.E. 2013. Handbook of the Mammals of the World: Volume 3 Primates. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona.
|Taxonomic Notes:
|Grubb et al. (2003) and Groves (2005) recognize five subspecies: C. a. ascanius; C. a. atrinasus; C. a. katangae; C. a. schmidti, and C. a. whitesidei.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Least Concern ver 3.1
|Year Published:
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|Oates, J.F., Hart, J., Groves, C.P. & Butynski, T.M.
|Mittermeier, R.A. & Rylands, A.B. (Primate Red List Authority)
Listed as Least Concern as it occurs in a wide variety of habitats and forest fragments and can withstand some hunting pressure.
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|This species is found from the south and east of the Congo-Oubangui River system in central Africa, through Uganda to the Rift Valley in Kenya and western Tanzania; it ranges as far south as northern Angola to north-western Zambia Gautier-Hion et al. 1999; Butynski 2002). It is known to occur up to 2,000 m.
There are five recognized subspecies:
The subspecies C. a. ascanius is present in Angola and south-western Democratic Republic of the Congo, south of the Congo and Kasai Rivers, generally below 500 m asl. North of this, some animals between the Kasai and Lukenie rivers may be attributable to this form (Sarmiento et al. 2001).
C. a. atrinasus is restricted to the vicinity of the type locality of Zovo, Angola on the Lunda Plateau at about 850 m asl. Although the type locality is near DR Congo, this subspecies has never been recorded from this country (Sarmiento et al. 2001).
The southern subspecies C. a. katangae is present mainly in southern Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola, between the Kasai and Lualaba Rivers at 500-1,300 m asl (see Sarmiento et al. 2001 for details). It is also reported in north-western Mwinilunga District (Ansell 1978).
C. a. whitesidei is present in the Democratic Republic of Congo where it ranges mostly south and east of the Congo River and west of the Lomami. The Lukenie marks the southern boundary, although monkeys that are similar to this taxon are known from south of the river (Sarmiento et al. 2001).
The eastern subspecies C. a. schmidti has the widest distribution of the five subspecies and occurs from east of the Lualaba River, Democratic Republic of Congo, into Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania and Kenya, and also occurs north of the Congo River where it is found north of Bangui, Central African Republic to southern Sudan in the east (see Sarmiento et al. 2001). It ranges between 400 and 2,500 m asl, mainly at elevations about 1,300 m in the eastern part of its range (Sarmiento et al. 2001).
Transitional forms are said to occur between whitesidei and katangae, katangae and ascanius, and katangae and atrinasus. There is a wide transitional zone between ascanius and atrinasus (Lernoud 1988; Sarmiento et al. 2001).
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Native:Angola; Burundi; Central African Republic; Congo, The Democratic Republic of the; Kenya; Rwanda; South Sudan; Tanzania, United Republic of; Uganda; Zambia
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|This species is found in lowland, submontane, and montane tropical moist forests, swamp forest, riverine and gallery forest, and forest mosaic. It can occur in secondary or regenerating forests. Animals generally live in small family groups (~25 individuals) (Butynski 2002).
|Major Threat(s):
|There appear to be no major threats to this species. It is likely that some populations are locally threatened by severe habitat loss or hunting.
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|This species is listed on Appendix II of CITES and on Class B of the African Convention on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. It is presumed to occur in a number of protected areas across its range.
|Oates, J.F., Hart, J., Groves, C.P. & Butynski, T.M. 2008. Cercopithecus ascanius. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2008: e.T4212A10654844. . Downloaded on 21 September 2018.
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The Supreme Court has once again taken up the issue of affirmative action, in particular in college admissions. Affirmative action, which began in the 1950s, refers to policies that take into account "race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or national origin" to help underrepresented groups, according to the executive order on equal employment.
Abigail Noel Fisher has claimed that she was rejected for admittance by the University of Texas at Austin due to the policy, and has taken the case all the way to the nation's highest court.
We'd like to hear from current students: Should affirmative action still exist in 2012? What are your thoughts on the policy? In your opinion, what's the best way to ensure all Americans get a fair shot at going to the college where they want to attend?
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Written by Vinny Benedetto Thursday, 31 July 2014 14:22
On Tuesday, some of the area's top young golfers teed it up at Wild Horse golf course for the Junior Club Championship.
The number of holes played varied from nine to one.
Jake Scherer shot 51 over nine holes, leading the group of seven. Bryce Ryker was the only other nine-hole golfer under 60 strokes.
The six-hole competition was dominated by Thomas Graham. Graham finished at 32, 13 shots better than second place.
There was quite the competition between the 12 boys that played three holes. Trey Stevens led the group at 22, but there were five other golfers within three shots of Stevens.
Emily Cornwell edged Ellary Harm in the girls' 3-hole division. Cornwell shot 25, and Harm was right behind her at 26.
Only two boys competed in the one-hole challenge. Both Rye Tiller and Jack Aden shot 14.
Raegan Sucha topped the one-hole girls, shooting seven. None of the other three competitors finished in single digits.
Jake Scherer 51
Bryce Ryker 58
Seth Daup 60
Delaney Harm 62
Sam Aden 62
Blake Sucha 66
Bronson Long 80
Thomas Graham 32
Vincent Nichols 45
Avery Streeter 46
Cade Hicken 46
Caden Geiken 47
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Annual Event be Held in Conjunction with SEMI FORUM JAPAN
TOKYO, Japan, March 23, 2005 -- ISS Japan 2005, featuring speakers from STMicroelectronics, Applied Materials, Fujitsu and Samsung Electronics, will be held June 6-7 at the RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka, Japan. The theme of this year's conference is "Collaboration and Competition in the Asian Semiconductor Industry".
ISS Japan will this year be held in conjunction with the SEMI FORUM JAPAN 2005, scheduled for June 7-8 at the adjacent Osaka International Convention Center. Both events are presented by SEMI and co-sponsored by the Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan (SEAJ).
"By staging these two important conferences during the same week, SEMI seeks to facilitate the exchange of technical and market information within the Japanese semiconductor community," said Dennosuke Uchida, president of SEMI Japan.
ISS Japan 2005 features a keynote address from Alain Dutheil, corporate vice president of STMicroelectronics, who will discuss market penetration strategies for China.
The session on business strategy -- addressing the topics of China's semiconductor industry, the foundry market, and Asian market strategies -- will include presentations by David N.K. Wang, executive vice president, Applied Materials; Shigeru Fujii, group president, LSI Group, Fujitsu; and Il-Ung Kim, vice president, memory division, Semiconductor Business, Samsung Electronics.
The market trends session, focusing on semiconductor cycles, will be presented by Klaus-Dieter Rinnen, managing vice president, Gartner Dataquest.
A session on application trends, covering mobile phones, digital consumer electronics, and automotive electronics, will feature presentations by Takashi Kamono, director, Customer and Market Operations, Nokia Japan; Satoru Fujikawa, director, CE Architecutre development center, Matsushita Electric Industrial; and Takashi Shigematsu, managing officer, Toyota Motor.
Another key feature of ISS Japan 2005 will be the panel discussion on the topic of "Collaboration and Competition in the Asian Semiconductor Industry". It will be moderated by Yoshihisa Toyosaki, president, iSuppli Japan K.K., with five panelists participating.
Traditionally, ISS Japan was held annually in February, providing a forum for senior executives from suppliers and device manufacturers to discuss future business and technology trends in semiconductors. The SEMI FORUM JAPAN, traditionally held in Osaka every June, addresses the industry's value system, including semiconductor systems, devices, equipment and materials.
This year the SEMI FORUM JAPAN, with the theme of "IT Systems and ULSI Technology", will feature 19 programs and two standard related conferences. The SEMI Forum is supported by the Japan Society of Applied Physics, VANS (Virtual Advisory Network for Semiconductor Industry), SSIS (Society of Semiconductor Industry Seniors), and JASVA (Japan Semiconductor Ventures Association). All SEMI FORUM JAPAN programs are in Japanese without simultaneous interpretation.
Online applications for ISS Japan 2005 and SEMI FORUM JAPAN open March 22. Visit www.semi.org/issjapan-e for ISS Japan and visit www.semi.org/sfj-e for SEMI FORUM JAPAN. Or, for more information about ISS Japan 2005 and SEMI FORUM JAPAN 2005, contact the program information desk of SEMI Japan, email email@example.com, or phone 81-3-3222-5993.
SEMI is a global industry association serving companies that develop and provide manufacturing technology and materials to the global semiconductor, flat panel display, MEMS and related microelectronics industries. SEMI maintains offices in Austin, Beijing, Brussels, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose (Calif.), Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit www.semi.org.
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Samsung Celebrates 5MM Facebook "Likes" With Santigold, Pharrell, And Andy Samberg
Last night, Irving Plaza in NYC was the place to be! Queen of all things cool Santigold helped Samsung Mobile USA celebrate reaching 5MM Facebook "Likes" by rewarding 1,000 fans with a free concert.
Santigold started off the night by performing some of our favorites from her self-titled debut album Santogold. The crowd rocked to hits like "Creator," "Lights Out," and "Shove It"—which led into an impromptu performance of "Brooklyn (Go Hard)," minus Jay-Z of course.
As the night went on, she treated fans to tracks from her recent follow-up album Master Of My Make-Believe. Somewhere along the way, Pharrell popped on stage to a screaming crowd, and the two did a live performance of their 2008 Converse track "My Drive Thru."
The funniest part of the night was definitely when Santi brought out SNL's Andy Samberg, aka Shy Ronnie. Rocking the fire-red hair, striped shirt, and glasses to match, Samberg—er, we mean Shy Ronnie—was the perfect hype man, and gave Brooklyn the ill shoutout. After her set, Santi sent the crowd home with free copies of Master Of My Make-Believe.
For fans who could not make it to the concert, Samsung streamed the show live on its Facebook page, which will also host special interviews with Santigold along with photos and videos taken by her on the Samsung Note during the show.
You can also check out pics from last night event by clicking through our gallery!


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nofear93 Hi, I'm Rochelle. 19 years old from Jamaica. I'm interested in your trip. I'd want to stop in Belgium for the Tomorrowland festival though. Please let me know any details and keep me posted. Really interested. Thanks! Look forward to hearing from you :)
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Davey Johnson isn't shaving his scruffy beard, even after the Washington Nationals finally put on the offensive show he was longing to see.
Adam LaRoche homered twice and drove in four runs, and the Nationals barreled past the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 Tuesday night.
LaRoche, Tyler Moore and Roger Bernadina connected off Orioles rookie Kevin Gausman (0-2). LaRoche added a solo shot in the eighth off Troy Patton.
It added up to Washington's highest-scoring performance since a 10-3 win over Miami on April 15. The Nationals hadn't scored more than seven runs in 29 games since April 25.
The 70-year-old Johnson began growing the beard last week and said he wouldn't shave until the Nationals broke out of their hitting slump. Now it appears he won't shave for fear of jinxing a team on a roll.
"It was great," Johnson said of the hitting attack. "Some guys that usually take two or three strikes went up there and hit line drives."
And then, fondling his gray beard, he added, "Maybe this is working."
Addressing the suddenly hot topic of Johnson's beard, Moore said, "It looks pretty bad, doesn't it? I hope he looks like Santa at the end of the year if we keep winning."
Washington built a 7-3 lead in the fourth inning for right-hander Nathan Karns in his major league debut. But Karns couldn't make it out of the fifth.
Karns gave up three runs, five hits and two walks in 4 1-3 innings. He was alternatingly sharp and shaky, but decent enough to earn another chance.
"Nathan Karns did good, so he's going to come back and pitch Sunday," Johnson said. "I thought he handled himself well. Good start against a good hitting ball club. I know he was nervous but I like the way he went after the hitters."
Selected in the 12th round of the 2009 draft, Karns never before pitched above the Double-A level. The 25-year-old was 4-2 with a 4.60 ERA this season in nine starts for Harrisburg of the Eastern League.
The start of the game — and Karns' big league debut — was delayed by rain for 1 hour, 21 minutes. He didn't care.
"The rain delay didn't bother me at all," the rookie said. "Now the first one is out of the way I can just build off of that."
Zach Duke (1-1) followed Karns with 1 2-3 innings of perfect relief.
Chris Davis hit his major-league leading 17th homer for the Orioles, and J.J. Hardy also went deep. But Baltimore's franchise-record run of scoring at least five runs in 10 straight road games ended.
After allowing four runs in five innings against Toronto last Thursday in his major league debut, the 22-year-old Gausman digressed in his second appearance. The right-hander gave up seven runs and eight hits in four innings with one walk and no strikeouts.
Gausman, the No. 4 pick in the 2012 draft, is toting an unsightly 11.00 ERA and opponents are batting .385 against him.
"Pitching in the big leagues is hard. He's got the talent to do it and eventually he will," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "I look forward to it being next time out. He knows mistakes get magnified here. But it's part of the process."
Washington pulled away with a four-run fourth. LaRoche drew a leadoff walk, Moore hit his second homer in 81 at-bats this season, and Bernadina followed with his first long ball since Sept. 28.
"After Bernadina and Moore went deep you want me to shave? I can't shave right now," Johnson said with a grin.
With two outs, Denard Span added an RBI double to make it 7-3.
Early on, with his fastball hitting 97 mph, Karns retired the side in order in the first inning on three groundouts.
"I just wanted to get out there and throw strikes, work with getting the hitters out, and it worked out to my advantage," Karns said.
Gausman, in contrast, struggled at the outset. After Span hit a scorching grounder that was gloved by Davis at first base and turned into an out, Steve Lombardozzi and Ryan Zimmerman both singled before LaRoche drove a 2-0 pitch into the center-field seats.
Baltimore closed to 3-1 in the second on an RBI double by Matt Wieters. But with one out and runners on the corners, Karns struck out Yamaico Navarro and Gausman.
In the fourth, Davis lined a 1-2 pitch into the Washington bullpen beyond the right-field wall. Two batters later, Hardy homered to left into the Orioles' bullpen to knot the score at 3.
NOTES: The Nationals played a second straight game without OF Bryce Harper (knee), and Johnson acknowledged, "I probably was being optimistic thinking he could DH over in Baltimore (on Wednesday and Thursday). It's probably not looking good for that." ... Washington 2B Danny Espinosa, who has been sidelined since May 22 with a fractured bone in his right wrist, hopes to return Wednesday. "The strength is fine. It's just the stiffness," Espinosa said. ... The Nationals have homered in 73 straight series,, the longest active streak in the majors. ... Chris Tillman will take the mound for the Orioles on Wednesday night at Camden Yards against Washington's Jordan Zimmermann, who is seeking his ninth victory. ... Baltimore's Nick Markakis had his 12-game hitting streak snapped.


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Animated Premiere
On Friday, Sept. 11, the New Mexico Film Museum at Jean Cocteau Theatre in Santa Fe will host the premiere of Tamarind King and Paul Glickman's just-completed New Visions 2007 Contract Award winning short "El Salon Mexico." Inspired by the exuberant composition by Aaron Copeland, the animated film was made using Photoshop and Illustrator and consists of more than 22,500 individual frames. Previous animated films by King and Glickman will also be screened. There will be two free showings at 6 and 8 p.m. Seating is limited, so be sure to RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com using "ESM Screening" in the subject line. The Jean Cocteau Theatre is located at 418 Montezuma in Santa Fe.
Film Review
By-the-numbers sci-fi tale at least looks fantastic
Like the recent low-budget sci-fi hit District 9 (with which it shares a numerical kinship), director Shane Acker's 9 also started out as an attention-grabbing short film. Nominated for an Academy Award in 2005, the 11-minute, 3-D-esque, CGI-animated silent film has been expanded into a 79-minute feature courtesy of producers Tim Burton (Edward Scissorhands, Corpse Bride) and Timur Bekmambetov (Night Watch, Wanted).
Film Review
It Might Get Loud
Musical doc rocks your socks off
Given the recent passing of Les Paul, the universally lauded godfather of the electric guitar, the timing couldn't be better for Davis Guggenheim's six-string-worshipping documentary It Might Get Loud. Aimed straight at the heart of the world's most popular amplified instrument, the film is a love letter so obsessive it could be issued a restraining order.
Idiot Box
We've Got Spirit!
"Glee" on FOX
Call it the "Susan Boyle Principal," the naive yet endearing (and occasionally true) idea that, once in a great while, a dark horse, ugly ducking, underdog dreamer will be given a turn in the spotlight and seize it. In that one moment, they'll shine, dazzling onlookers and naysayers with their incontrovertible talent, and it will be a victory for all those who weren't fortunate enough to be born with money or looks or instant popularity. It's a concept that speaks to the nerdy teenager buried in just about all of us.


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Once again, the world is awaiting a definitive winner in the November Presidential election, as well as what Congress will look like in January. One side is hoping for a Romney win, while the other thinks another four years of Obama will cure their ills.
One unknown is the tax situation. Democrats want higher taxes for those earning more than $250,000. Even though in the vice presidential debate Vice President Biden referenced $1 million. I think he erred because the president and the senate want wage earners of $250,000 or more to pay that higher tax rate. However, I do believe the Republicans would agree to the $1 million figure and pass the budget, which is not going anywhere for now.
Most small business owners -- the people who do most of the hiring in this country -- do in fact earn more than $250,000, and they are reluctant to hire people not knowing what their tax burden will be going forward. In addition, small businesses do not yet know the true costs of health-care reform, which also detracts from hiring. The idea that Senator Pulosi instructed her members to "sign it and we will see what it is later" left the public to wonder why we are paying these people.
Now for some actual information...
Interest Rates: December Treasury bonds closed at 149 and 21/32nds, up 13/32nds as money this week sought the relative safety of treasury bonds from the "higher risk" equity markets. The S&P 500 has lost over 2% since making a five year on September 14. The equity market had "celebrated" the Federal Reserve's announced plan to buy $40 billion of mortgage securities each month to promote economic growth. This week the S&P lost 2.2%, it's biggest loss since early June. We continue in the expectation of a range between 145 and 155 for the U.S. Treasury bond.
Stock Indices: The Dow Jones industrials closed at 13,328.85, up 2.46, but lost 2.1% for the week. The S&P 500 closed at 1,428.59, down 4.25 points and for the week lost 2.2%. The tech heavy Nasdaq closed at 3,044.11, down 530 points also losing over 2.3% for the week. Stocks rallied early in the session after the Thomson, Reuters University of Michigan preliminary October consumer sentiment index rose to 83.1 from 78.3 in the previous month. Concern over the ongoing European debt crisis along with disappointing projections going forward for U.S. corporate earnings weighed on prices. We continue to suggest implementing hedging strategies for holders of large equity positions. I see no reason to "take the ride down" on our projected selloff in equities when one can liquidate portions now and purchase back after the market settles at lower prices. The old policy of "buy and hold" would not have worked well for a number of companies i.e. Enron, Solyndra, and others.
Currencies: The December U.S. dollar index closed at 7976, down 10 ticks against gains in the Euro of 17 ticks to $1.2955, the Swiss Franc 11 ticks to $1.0722, and the British pound 22 points to $1.6062. However the dollar managed gains against the Japanese yen which lost 13 points to .12759, the Canadian Dollar 9 points to $1.0190, the Australian dollar 34 points to $1.0174, and the New Zealand dollar 17 points to .8128. The dollar had shown strength against the Euro as the problems with Greece and Spain accelerated. However, the U.S. Federal Reserves asset purchase plans prompted dollar weakness as the use of funds to purchase $40 billion of assets each month until which time as the economic recovery is "well established" prompted selling of dollars. Any "easing" of rates precludes dollar investment and could continue for some time. Our bullish stance for the dollar remains intact if only on a relative basis against the problems with the Euro Zone which could over shadow the U.S. Fed action.
Energies: December Crude oil closed at $92.13 per barrel, down 37c after the international Energy Agency reduced its estimate for global demand indicating that slower economic growth may reduce consumption. Adequate supplies and slowing growth in China also a factor in the weakness. We remain bearish for crude and fully expect prices to decline back to our prior estimate of $80, which had been achieved. Add to put positions. December heating oil closed at $3.2008 per gallon down 3.15c whith gasoline losing 4.23c to close at $2.8165 per gallon. Profittaking in natural gas saw prices close at $3.865 per Million BTUs down 35 points but positive press could prompt a return to higher prices as demand shifts from other fuel sources to natural gas.
Copper: December copper closed at $3.6950 per pound, down 5.65c tied to slowing scrap metal purchases by China and expectation of reduced demand tied to a weakening global economy. We remain bearish for copper and look for prices to decline to the $3.25-3.30 level. Timing of course is the only question so our put purchases should be against the December or March contracts.
Precious Metals: December gold closed at $1,7560 per ounce, down $14.60 on reduced demand from China, the world's second largest buyer. Concerns over U.S. inflation subsided when the U.S. Federal Reserve "signalled" its concern over the economy and instituted another round of asset purchases of $40 billion per month until it sees a sustained economic growth, something we do not see. However, the U.S. President election can change all perspective so wee are on the sidelines. December sil ver closed at $33.525 per ounce, down 55.7c following gold. Our preference in this area remains silver for those that "must have" precious metals in their portfolio. October platinum closed at $1,654.70 per ounce, down $33.10 per ounce, or 2% while December palladium, our favorite of the white metals closed at $634.55 per ounce, down $16.35, or 2.5%. For the week platinum lost 2.8% against palladium's 1.8%. Stay with the long palladium, short platinum spread.
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Episode 1: HTTP Client and Server
Screencast by Sven Van Caekenberghe about using an HTTP client and server in Common Lisp to create a simple Reddit clone.
Hunchentoot Web Server Installation with SBCL on WindowsXP/Vista
Quick guide to install Hunchentoot on windows with SBCL implementation.
Sven Van Caekenberghe's s-http-server Tutorial
How to get started with Sven's minimal Common Lisp s-http-server.
Wiki list of websites powered by Lisp
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I am working on adapting a Hacker Methodology for pentetration testing for IT Security Audits. This will provide the framework for and IT Pentration Test for on internal audits. I wanted to post this and see if anyone had input on it. I have already started filling in more detail within each step of the framework, however, before I get to far, I like I stated previously, would like to see if there is any feedback on this:
1. Footprint
2. Scan
3. Enumerate
4. Penetrate
5. Escalate
6. Pillage (perhaps Harvest instead?)
7. Get Interactive
8. Expand Influence
9. Cleanup
10. Report
Source: Foundstone(R) - except the Report step and any comments in parens.
Also - for each step, I will include (in our internal plan) the OS/OE our organization supports and the specifics for each. I was also going to include from SANs something I learned about penetration testing general methodologies for security audits:
1. Scanning tools
2. Interviews
3. Time in front of the console(s) with the SA 'driving'
I am also going to be including at the top and repeat it through the checklist, how important it is to ensure all pen testers adhere to their ethics and integrity and mention the organization's business conduct policy.
Thoughts? I can also expand more on the 10 stepper above if needed.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jay-Z and Beyonce sat tightly with Solange. Kelly Rowland embraced Beyonce with a huge hug. And Rihanna spilled some of her drink laughing with Rowland.
Music's top stars attended the annual pre-Grammy Roc Nation and Nokia brunch Saturday at the Soho House.
Grammy nominee Miguel, Timbaland, Jill Scott and Kylie Mingoue also attended the exclusive event.
Jay-Z is one of six acts nominated for six awards at Sunday's Grammys. Rihanna is up for three trophies, and Beyonce is nominated for one award.
The crowd Saturday was full of members of music industry, who mingled with performers like The-Dream, Jordin Sparks, Melanie Fiona, Diane Warren, Christina Milian, MC Lyte and Santigold.


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FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here
U.S. stock-index futures took a beating as Congress remains deadlocked in negotiations to stave off a government shutdown and political turmoil once again flared up in Europe.
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Today's Markets
As of 8:20 a.m. ET, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures tumbled 132 points to 15063, S&P 500 futures dropped 14.8 points to 1671 and Nasdaq 100 futures slumped 25.3 points to 3198.
Over the weekend, the House amended a Senate-backed continuing resolution to keep the federal government funded through December 15, delay the enactment of ObamaCare by a year and repeal the medical device tax. The Democratic-controlled Senate, which did not meet on Sunday, vowed to shoot down the Republican-powered legislation that would affect President Barack Obama's signature health-care law. If Congress can't craft an agreement, the government will shut down at 12:00:01 a.m. ET on October 1.
"The past forty-eight hours have seen a significant rise in the developed-markets political risk temperature, with a U.S. government shutdown now considerably more likely and eurozone political risks on the rise," analysts at Citigroup warned clients late Sunday.
Nomura also began ringing the warnings bells, telling its clients: "It is still possible that some sort of compromise can be reached before the existing authorization expires at midnight on Monday. However, developments over the week end suggest that a government shutdown, starting on Tuesday, now appears to be the most likely outcome."
The first shutdown since 1996 would likely have limited economic impacts, according to several Wall Street economists. However, hundreds of thousands of so-called "non-essential" government workers would be furloughed and many services would be temporarily halted.
There are also concerns among analysts that the gridlock seen in Congress is likely prelude to a messy fight to raise the debt ceiling before the October 17 deadline. The affects of breaching the debt ceiling would likely be far more severe and uncertain than a shutdown, traders and economists said.
Meanwhile, tension mounted in Italy -- a hotspot during the years-long eurozone debt crisis. Prime Minister Enrico Letta called for a confidence vote in Parliament in the hopes of shoring up support for his government -- but there was the potential for the 17-member currency bloc's No. 3 economy being thrown back into deep political turmoil.
On the economic front, the Institute for Supply Management-Chicago reveals its gauge of manufacturing conditions in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region at 9:45 a.m. ET. Economists are expecting a reading of 54 for September from 55.7 in August.
In commodities, U.S. crude oil futures dipped $1.37, or 1.3%, to $101.49 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline slid 1.1% to $2.632 a gallon. Gold fell $6.60, or 0.5%, to $1,333 a troy ounce.
Elsewhere, Macy's (NYSE:M) said it plans to hire 83,000 seasonal workers during the holidays, up by 3,000 from 2012.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 slid 1.3% to 2882, the English FTSE 100 dipped 0.89% to 6455 and the German DAX fell tumbled 1.1% to 8568.
In Asia, the Japnese Nikkei 225 plummeted 2.1% to 14456 and the Chinese Hang Seng sold off by 1.5% to 22860.


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I feared making caramel for a very long time. I was afraid of burning the sugar. I finally overcame that fear when I made a Grand Marnier Caramel Sauce for a Panna Cota (similar to a flan, but no eggs). To make a caramel flan sauce, you need a pan, sugar and water. The key to success is to pay attention, don't stir the sugar and water (rather, swirl it) and watch for that amber color to happen. I show another tutorial for a Salted Butter Caramel Ice Cream recipe (one of my all time faves) here.
Chopped Mexican chocolate is added to milk, and a couple sticks of cinnamon. It's heated until everything is melted. Everything is steeped for about 20 minutes.
A little bit of the hot milk mixture is whisked into the eggs (so we don't get scrambled eggs) to "temper" it. Then, the last of the hot milk is combined and then poured through a sieve into a spouted bowl/pitcher.
Let cool in the water bath, then refrigerate to chill thoroughly. You can make these up to 3 days in advance, before serving-- but I've never tried that. (These babies are gone as soon as they are chilled.)
Salsa Verde (Tomatillo Sauce) is really easy to make-- and is perfect for this sandwich, or as a dip with tortilla chips.
I love Mexican food, and I should! My father was Latino and I grew up with it. Cinco de Mayo is a good excuse for me to make these recipes, but I love it year-round.
As always, a printable recipe card is at the end of this post.


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OVB Outside Vertical Bar
VRCB Volatility Reduced Compression Bar
Brent Crude Oil (April '13):
- Short Term Trends are bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 01/15/13 @ 110.39. Confirmation of a bottom with a close violation on 12/12/12 @ 106.48. Upside Targets = 117.89 – 121.21.
- 2nd Consecutive VRCB generated on Wednesday making new highs on current move @ 118.27.
- April Brent Crude again moved higher on Wednesday in a very narrow trading range as it nears the upper reaches of daily stochastic indicators.
- Unless Brent trades to $119.01 by the end of the week it will generated third weekly VRCB formation over the last five trading weeks and likely will see a modest correction unfold in the near term.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.43
- Projected Weekly Range: 3.71
- Projected Monthly Range: 6.75
WTI Crude Oil (March '13):
- Short Term Trends are bullish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 02/13/13 @ 97.80. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 02/04/13 @ 96.17. Downside Targets = 94.84 – 93.99.
- OVB generated on Wednesday.
- March WTI Crude Oil was unable to sustain the pop higher immediately following the storage report as it registered a significantly smaller injection than the previous week as it cracked through the $98 mark.
- Should WTI trade below Wednesday's low at $96.63, look for crude to setback lower and possibly make new lows for the month with a maximum downside objective of $91.73.
- Projected Daily Range: 1.51
- Projected Weekly Range: 2.49
- Projected Monthly Range: 6.42
Natural Gas (March '13):
- Short Term trend is bearish.
- Confirmation of a bottom with a range violation on 02/13/13 @ 3.315. Confirmation of a top with a close violation on 02/08/13 @ 3.272. Downside Targets = 3.189 – 3.109.
- March Natural Gas reversed course to make a move back higher on Wednesday as cooler weather forecast helped traders bid the market up going into Thursday's EIA storage report.
- Natural gas has effectively traded sideways over the past four trading sessions and if the storage number fails to impress following last weekend's snowstorm, look for the market to drop to new lows on the week.
- Projected Daily Range: .092
- Projected Weekly Range: .206
- Projected Monthly Range: .492


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Lithobates vibicarius
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Lithobates vibicarius (Cope, 1894)
Common Name(s):
Levirana vibicaria Cope, 1894
Lithobates vibicaria (Cope, 1894) [orth. error]
Rana godmani Günther, 1900
Rana vibicaria (Cope, 1894)
|Taxonomic Source(s):
|Frost, D.R. 2013. Amphibian Species of the World: an Online Reference. Version 5.6 (9 January 2013). Electronic Database. American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA. Available at: http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/index.html.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Vulnerable D1 ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group & NatureServe
|Cox, N.A.
|Rojas C, A., Jaramillo, C., Bolaños, F., Solís, F., Pounds, J., Savage, J., Castro Morales, O., Fuenmayor, Q., Puschendorf, R. & Ibáñez, R.
|Angulo, A. & Young, B.E.
Listed as Vulnerable because extensive surveys for this species have turned up only three subpopulations with relative abundance of all life stages estimated to be in the hundreds; while there are currently no more precise estimates, at this time it is thought that the combined number of mature individuals may not surpass 1,000 individuals.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|This species was previously widely distributed in the Cordillera de Tilarán, Cordillera Central, and Cordillera de Talamanca of Costa Rica and western Panama, at elevations of 1,500-2,700 m asl (Savage 2002). It is now known with certainty from (1) near Monteverde, (2) sites within the Cordillera Central (Parque Nacional Juan Castro Blanco and Cerro Chompipe), and Chumacera, Pérez Zeledón, in Costa Rica (Castro-Cruz and García-Fernandez 2012; G. Chaves unpubl. data March 2013). There are no recent reports from Panama, despite efforts to relocate it (Hertz et al. 2012).
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Costa Rica
Possibly extinct:Panama
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|It was once very common in Costa Rica but had apparently disappeared from the country by 1990. However, a single individual was reported in 2002 from near Monteverde, and larvae were found and reared in 2003. One small breeding pool is now known near Monteverde in the Monteverde Conservation League Children's Eternal Rainforest (Andrew Gray and Mark Wainwright in litt. to Bruce Young September 2007). This population was reported to be healthy, with several hundred animals, including dozens of breeding pairs, juveniles and egg clutches observed (Andrew Gray and Mark Wainwright in litt. to Bruce Young). In November 2007, a second subpopulation with dozens of adults was discovered close to the Parque Nacional Juan Castro Blanco in Costa Rica, at 1,984 m asl (Castro-Cruz and García-Fernández 2012). By 2010, an additional population where a handful of adults were found was also located at Chumacera, Pérez Zeledón (G. Chaves unpubl. data March 2013).
The status of this species in Panama is unclear, and surveys conducted between 2008-2010 did not render any new records (Hertz et al. 2012), but it has presumably also declined, and possibly disappeared, from this country.
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|It is a semi-aquatic frog occurring in lower montane and lower portions of montane rainforest. The species prefers dense woods, but may also be found near bodies of water in clearings or pastures. The subpopulation close to the Parque Nacional Juan Castro Blanco was found in an open area close to secondary forest and some shallow ponds of slow moving water, with additional animals found in secondary growth forest (A. Rojas C. pers. comm. 2008). Calling and mating take place at night, with males generally calling from vegetation in water. Breeding sites include shallow ponds, puddles or slow-moving waters. Eggs are attached to vegetation (Savage 2002).
|Terrestrial; Freshwater
|Use and Trade:
There are no reports of this species being utilized.
|Major Threat(s):
|Chytrid fungus has been confirmed both in this species and its range (Lips 2003, Puschendorf et al. 2009). Habitat loss, due to agriculture, logging, and human settlement, has presumably also affected this species. Animals from the subpopulation close to the Parque Nacional Juan Castro Blanco have been found with deformities, and there is some suggestion that agricultural chemicals, possibly applied to the grassy vegetation in the area, might be the cause of the deformities and the lack of larvae recently observed in the nearby stream (A. Rojas C. pers. comm. 2008).
|Conservation Actions:
|It has been recorded from a number of protected areas. The current status of the surviving subpopulations requires further investigation and monitoring, as well as the potential impact of chytrid fungus on them; given the possibility of a chytridiomycosis outbreak, recommended conservation measures should consider the establishment of a captive-breeding programme. Additional resource protection is recommended for the currently unprotected subpopulations.
|IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group & NatureServe. 2013. Lithobates vibicarius. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2013: e.T58746A3072875. . Downloaded on 26 September 2018.
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Light. Sporty. Lively. Trek's 7.4 FX is perfect for getting in shape or ditching the car and pedaling to your errands or to work. Its lightweight aluminum frame gets up to speed in a blink, while the carbon fork delivers quick steering and a smooth ride. The easy-rolling 700c wheels along with the hill-flattening 27-speed Shimano drivetrain let you ride further and faster than you may have thought possible. And, the FX is made for not just speed, but comfort as well, with a more upright riding position, a supportive seat and ergonomic grips and handlebar. You also get puncture-resistant tires and powerful linear-pull brakes. Have fun out there!
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I test rode the FX 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.7, and a Cannondale Quick Road, before deciding on the FX 7.4 in the Firebrand color (20 inch frame). I also talked to the guys in the service area about their opinion as to the sweet spot in the FX line, equipment wise. It's been very comfortable, quick, quiet, and reliable so far over the about 100 miles I have put on it. I did replace the seat, and have added a simple computer for speed, distance, time, etc. Definitely take a test ride if your thinking about a bike in this price range. Highly recommended.
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Bought this after I decided to commute to work via bike. Overall I am happy with the bike in the few weeks that I've had it. I've logged almost 300 miles with no complaints other than an awful saddle. This would be a good choice for a commuter or someone looking to get back into shape.
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I use this bike mainly for exercise. We have a 30 mile loop in our town that is basically all paved. This bike is perfect for this kind of riding (I am in my 50s). I went on a three day bike trip last year (rail-bed trail) and the bike performed well (including thirty pounds of gear). Planning to get a different set of tires for crushed-limestone trails, the stock tires a little iffy when the trail was wet and the bike was loaded up, although I never lost control. The IsoZone handle bars are very comfortable, and I find the carbon forks are better than my old bike, which had front shocks. I did add some bar extenders, which were only 40 bucks installed, highly recommended. The seat is not the greatest, and I've already wore through my brake pads, which is a little disappointing. But overall this bike is great, very smooth and rides well.
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Holy cow what a ride Just as fun as it could be !!!!!
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I bought this bike to replace my Scattante road bike. I still had a need for speed but I didn't want the down bars anymore. This flat barred bike moves!! I am 67 years old and put in 14-20 mile rides. My times are the same as my road bike was. I must say that I swithched out the 32C tires for 28C's. I would not go any smaller becasue the bike is sooooo responsive. Love it.
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I have several bikes and i must say i love riding this bike the most. Its just plain fun. You feel like a kid again.....
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the 14 fx 7.4 is a very nice smooth operating and quiet bicycle to use.i commute everyday 10+ miles a day.i was riding a marin quake mtb everyday but it was not up to road riding everyday. this fx 7.4 what a difference rolls right along .shifting smooth and quiet. the bike is so quiet if you come up behind people walking they jump as they do not hear you.only complaint and not really a complaint is they should have made the pedal arms black to coincide with the black bicycle.would not hesitate to buy another trek when the time comes.
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I had a Marin Muirwoods 29er and was very happy. The only complaint I had was that the bike was too heavy. I test rode the Trek 7.4 at my LBS and fell in love immediately. This is a light well constructed bike that handles beautifully. It shifts easily and the grips are extremely comfortable. The light aluminum frame with carbon forks make for a smooth and enjoyable ride whether on or off rode. The only down side is the seat which is exremely hard and uncomfortable. Otherwise this is a GREAT bike.
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Just some background...I am recovering after being on disability for the last 2 1/2 years. I was bedridden for the majority of that time. So this was a huge milestone in my recovery and I wanted to find a nice, quality bike, that was designed for fitness, to treat myself. So, I figured the 7.4 FX would perfect for me to get started. It has plenty of gears to work up to, it's light (compared to what I have owned before), it handles great, has nice grips, nice hard-case tires(I now have h5 hard-case tires), rides quietly and smoothly and you can just feel the quality compared to cheaper brands. I am not a professional cyclist by any means... I did ride a bike growing up almost everyday for 8 years, so I am no stranger to riding a bike. My first nice bike was redline when I was about 11 or 12 years old. Before that I had department store brand bikes. My bike before this was a Jamis Trail x bike. This 7.4 FX is much more suitable for me. I did have some concerns that the Trek dealer in [...] helped me with. The race tires were too hard for the kind of road (tar and chip) that I live on right now, so they switched them with H5's. Also, the seat was as hard as a brick, which they swapped out for me. They also swapped out the stem for me to help to adjust it. More recently I have noticed some noise from the drivetrain or pedals (not sure which) when I apply pressure when pedaling hard, especially in the higher gears. It sounds like clicking and rattling. They do a free tune-up between 30-90 days so maybe they can check it out then.I only have 20 miles on it so I will update this review in the coming months if anything changes. They said things need to be adjusted once they break in a bit. I am sure they will fix or adjust anything at that time. All in all, I am thoroughly impressed with this bike. My mom is also very satisfied with her bike (she bought a 7100 WSD). Between the great service at the dealer and the fantastic product Trek offers, I will be a loyal Trek owner for years to come. I would definitely recommend this bike or Trek, in general, to a friend or relative.
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Slides from code4lib talk: Open Source in Armenia
Last week at the code4lib 2006 conference, Tigran Zargaryan of Armenia gave a terrific talk entitled "Practical Aspects of Implementing Open Source in Armenia." Tigran, the conference attendee who travelled the greatest distance to participate, has graciously agreed to let us post slides from his talk here, in ppt and sxi formats.
Thanks, Tigran!
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Looking for an effective way to tell your product story and demonstrate its latest features to both new users as well as Linux veterans? Join other prestigious members of the Open Source community as they combine forces at the preeminent Linux exposition in the West. The fourth annual Southern California Linux Expo brings together businesses, academic institutions and the Linux community in Los Angeles on February 11-12, 2006.
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IL symposium on open source in libraries
Peter Schlumpf wrote to oss4lib-discuss: "On 9/21/2001 the North Suburban Library System in Wheeling, Illinois is hosting a symposium on open source software in libraries. The Symposium will address the issues of open source software and what it means to libraries. It will feature presentations by developers and users of open source software for libraries, including MyLibrary, jake, and Avanti. For more information and registration, please visit the Symposium website"
Looks like another great program, not unlike the very successful event back in April at Wesleyan.
Update from the O'Reilly Open Source Convention
Jeremy writes: "So, there are at least two librarians here at O'Reilly's Open Source Convention - both myself and Eric Lease Morgan. After 1 full day of conferencing, I have to say that this is top-notch - the content is great, and O'Reilly really knows how to put on a convention (3 free drink coupons for the fajita fiesta, as an example ;-)). For those who aren't familiar with the conference, it isn't just about Open Source - there are tracks on XML, PERL, Java, MySQL, Emerging Technologies, and more. This morning's keynote was in 2 parts: First, Fred Baker from CISCO talked about the future of Open Source in the Internet. He was followed by W. Phillip Moore, from Morgan Stanley, who talked about Open Source use on Wall Street. Both talks were interesting - Fred Baker gave the spin that Open Source would only continue to be successful with the help of the corporate world. W. Phillip Moore then went and contradicted much of what Fred spoke about. Very interesting stuff.
I attended a talk on web services and the semantic web - the speaker talked about a concept which to me sounded like a re-invention of the Open URL concept. I will be trying to catch the speaker to follow up on his talk and see how his concept might relate to the OpenURL (I did get to ask him if he was familiar with the OpenURL - he wasn't).
In the afternoon, a attended a few XML-related presentations, including a good presentation on XML-Schema. I also had the chance to chat with Tim O'Reilly for about 10 minutes (he's an extremely nice guy, btw) about OSS plans for ALA annual. I think we'll get some help from Tim and O'Reilly and Associates for the planned OSS Pavilion in Atlanta."
Larry Wall at Open Source IG Program at ALA
Jeremy writes: "Larry Wall, inventer and maintainer of the PERL language, will be the keynote speaker at this year's Open Source program at ALA in San Francisco. The program takes place Sunday morning, 8:30, at the Marriot Golden Gate Section B. We have a very exciting lineup, with not only Larry, but also Eric Lease Morgan (MyLibrary@NCState), and William Scholten (Executive Director of the Waitt Family Foundation Technology Resource Center)."
NERCOMP open source workshop 4/25-26
NERCOMP, the North East Regional Computing Program, is putting on a two day workshop in Middletown, CT this April entitled "What Does Open Source Have to do with Libraries?" It is a two-day affair, the first with talks from folks working on/with Prospero, MyLibrary, Avanti, and jake. The second day is a hands-on workshop for setting up an apache/mysql/perl environment on *nix, and setting up MyLibrary and Prospero. Come join us!
Reports from O'Reilly p2p conference
I intended to go to this but couldn't. Best to do then is read up on the goings-on, starting at the p2p conference page, but don't miss the report on the keynote by Our Hero Professor Lessig, various weblogs of O'Reilly staffers, and Bill Joy announcing a new library of p2p primitives for java. Really, really sorry I missed it, sounds like a great event. [note 2000-2-21]: there's a call for participation out already for the next event, to be held in Washington, DC, September 17-20, 2001.
live from ALA Chicago!
howdy, y'all, we're live and direct from the McCormick Center exhibit hall, the O'Reilly and Associates booth (#1438), ground zero for all things open source at ALA. Jeremy, Dave, Peter, and I are chatting up everybody we can find, and the amazingly gracious O'Reilly folks are giving away copies of Running Linux and the MacOS 9 Missing Manual, so stop on by if you're here.
ALA#2: LITA's OSSIG, the Big Event
Jeremy writes to oss4lib-list:
Saturday, July 8, 2000, 2:30-5:30
Join LITA's Open Source Systems Interest Group for its program,
Practical Solutions for Libraries: Open Source Software
Learn how and why libraries are thinking outside the box and developing their own services from within, using the Open Source model. Libraries are primed not only to use Open Source to their advantage in the future, but are currently using it to enhance Reference services and Reserves services. This program will present current projects using Open Source software in libraries: OSCR (Open Source Course Reserves), Jake (Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment), and Avanti, an evolving Open Source Integrated Library System. The program will conclude with a broad view of Open Source by Tim O'Reilly of O'Reilly & Associates. See what Open Source software can do for your library and why it is of importance to the profession.
[Wow, the OSSIG really outdid itself, getting Tim O'Reilly to join us. This should be a fantastic event... hope to see you there. :P]


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