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Greg Henderson Grabs Stage 3 Victory and Overall Lead in 2011 Amgen Tour of California
Greg Henderson of New Zealand powered to an impressive stage win and took the overall race lead at the Tour of California from British teammate Ben Swift in the wind-filled and crash-marred third stage Tuesday.
Greg Henderson of New Zealand powered to an impressive stage win and took the overall race lead at the Tour of California from British teammate Ben Swift in the wind-filled and crash-marred third stage Tuesday.
Henderson (Team Sky), usually in the main lead-out rider for Swift, bolted to the front with about 500 yards left and took the 121.9-mile Auburn to Modesto road race in 5 hours, 14 minutes and 29 seconds.
Henderson began the stage in 11th place, trailing Swift, the Stage 1 winner, by 10 seconds. He gained 10 seconds of bonus time for the stage and took the lead based on tiebreaker criteria. Swift is second, with Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale) of Slovakia, third overall, trailing by 4 seconds.
"We came to the Tour of California with a super strong team, unfortunately Michael Rogers [last year's winner] is sick, so we had to change things up a bit," said Henderson, a former Tour of Spain stage winner who earlier this season won a Paris-Nice stage.
"We have two great sprinters with me and Ben Swift, so it's either me leading him out or him leading me out."
Juan Jose Haedo (Team Saxo Bank-SunGard) of Argentina was second in the stage, with reigning world champion Thor Hushovd (Team Garmin-Cervelo) of Norway third, both in the same time.
Veteran Tour de France rider Jens Voigt (Leopard-Trek) of Germany, Jesus Del Nero Montes (NetApp), American Will Dugan (Team Type 1) and Andreas Schillinger (NetApp) of Germany all suffered minor injuries in several crashes in the final few miles.
Andreas Schillinger (NetApp) of Germany crashed earlier in the stage and also suffered minor injuries. All five crash victims finished the stage and are expected to continue racing.
Seven riders escaped from the main field just after the start and built about an eight-minute lead.
With the main group unmotivated and strong headwinds gusting at more than 20 mph, the lead riders rode for several hours at an average speed of less than 20 mph. The winning time was about 45 minutes slower than expected.
But just like in the opening stage, the lead group's margin was steadily absorbed, setting up the race's second straight sprint finish.
Henderson moved to the front early for a winning finish and thinking he was setting up Swift for his second win.
"There was a lot of chaos on the final lap," Henderson said. "We were all lined up. With 100 meters to go, I thought no one had come around me, so I just kept my head down. I was absolutely spent at the line."
The seven-day race continues Wednesday with an 81.8-mile road race from Livermore to San Jose, the first of the event's two mountaintop finishes.
The stage will feature five climbs, including the concluding 3.5-mile ascent with a 9.4 percent gradient.
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"As a public institution of higher education, maintaining affordability is one of our highest responsibilities."-- Daniel J. Bradley, President, Indiana State University
Based upon its commitment to ensuring more Hoosiers can afford to pursue their higher education aspirations, Indiana State University intends to limit future increases in student costs to no more than increases in the Consumer Price Index, President Daniel J. Bradley announced in his annual address to campus on October 6, 2011.
On October 14, 2011, the Indiana State Board of Trustees approved a recommendation from President Bradley and Trustee President Mike Alley to reduce a scheduled 3.5 percent increase in in-state undergraduate student fees to 1.5 percent.
President Bradley has also appointed a campus task force to examine affordability across all areas of the university. Specifically, the task force will look at facilities and space utilization, instructional costs, housing and dining, and books and supplies. The recommendations of the task force, which is chaired by Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Jack Maynard, are due by the end of January 2012.
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Design of 'supercar' hindered by stiff tailpipe regulations
Increasingly tougher environmental standards are jeopardizing research efforts to create a highly fuel-efficient, affordable car. So claims a committee of the National Research Council in its fifth report on the progress of the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PNGV). The Clinton Administration in 1994 created the PNGV coalition and charged it with the development by 2004 of a midsize vehicle with a fuel economy equivalent to 80 mpg--three times more efficient than today's vehicles. However, the report says, "continual changes in standards have placed immense burdens on PNGV's technical development process and its ability to stabilize productive research directions." Government officials, the committee complains, are pursuing specific objectives of their own agencies. They do not seem to realize that design tradeoffs among engine control, the exhaust-gas treatment technology, and fuel have important effects on cost, fuel economy, and emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency must start to consider automotive emissions and fuel economy as "a total systems problem," adds committee chairman Trevor O. Jones, chairman and CEO of Biomec Inc. (Cleveland). To buy a copy of "Review of the Research Program of the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles: Fifth Report," phone (800) 624-6242.
Government forms partnership to advance use of fuel cells
A partnership formed by the Department of Energy (DOE) will evaluate the performance of a state-of-the-art, 7-kW fuel cell. The department will install the cell at Brookhaven National Laboratory this summer. Joining the alliance are the Long Island Power Authority, New York State's Energy Research and Development Agency, and Plug Power. The partnership is part of a larger DOE effort to make fuel cells a viable option for power generation in automobiles and buildings. Phone Dan W. Reicher at (202) 586-9220.
Clinton Administration proposes tougher emissions standards
President Clinton has unleashed plans for stiff new emissions regulations for all new cars, light trucks, and sport utility vehicles (SUVs). He also wants to mandate a reduction of sulfur levels in gasoline by 90% in five years. "For the first time, our plan addresses not only the cars we drive, but also the fuel they use," Clinton says. The Environmental Protection Agency is holding a period of public comment on the proposals, which are to become final at the end of this year. The standards will be phased in over five years, beginning in 2004. The level of sulfur in gasoline, which averages 330 ppm in the U.S. today, would shrink to 30 parts, which is the California standard. Automakers must chop tailpipe emissions by an average of 80%. Included is a slash of 95% in pickup trucks and SUVs, which, for the first time, would be subject to the same emission standards as passenger cars. Big SUVs have until 2009 to comply. Today, light trucks and SUVs can legally emit two and three times as much pollution as cars. You can read the full text of the proposed rule and get on index on related documents on the Internet at: www.epa.gov/oms/tr2home.asp.
NASA undertakes 20-year project to support exotic rockets
NASA is planning a 20-year project to fund designs by the private sector of "next generation" launch vehicles for space missions. Called Spaceliner 100, the project will encourage design engineers to come up with new ideas using futuristic technologies, such as laser-beam propulsion and magnetic-lift rockets. "It is our goal to reduce the cost of a launch by a factor of 100," says NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin. "We are going to leave the design to industry." Goldin sees Spaceliner 100 benefiting both the military and business, including civil space ventures. A shorter-range goal of the project is to find a suitable boost system for whatever replaces the nation's aging space shuttles. Meanwhile, NASA is staging unpowered flight tests of its newly unveiled X-34 drone rocketplane. The 58-ft-long craft will make its first powered flight next year. Orbital Sciences Corp. (Dulles, VA) built the X-34 to carry probes, small satellites, and platforms in weather conditions that would ground most other space vehicles. Phone NASA's Dwayne Brown at (202) 358-1726.
Researchers find better way to make future composites
A major step has been taken toward the manufacture of strong and inexpensive composite materials for all types of molded parts. That is the gist of a progress report from government researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). A NIST team has capped a long-sought goal of materials scientists: fabrication of "molecular composites" that naturally contain built-in fibers. NIST scientists developed a process in which polyester is strengthened dramatically with a material known as a liquid crystalline polymer. Contact Emil Venere by phone at (301) 975-5745 or e-mail him at email@example.com.


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No ombudsman named to oversee BMC's use of ER
NORTH ADAMS -- A "patient care ombudsman" will not be appointed to oversee Berkshire Medical Center's use of the emergency department at the former North Adams Regional Hospital, a bankruptcy court decided Wednesday.
Judge Henry Boroff sided with attorneys for Berkshire Health Systems, parent of BMC, and the commonwealth in not appointing a special caretaker to protect patients' interests during the transition to Berkshire Medical Center's potential ownership of the hospital. Boroff agreed that the Department of Public Health provides sufficient regulation.
Northern Berkshire Healthcare, the parent company of North Adams Regional Hospital, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on April 3, just days after it abruptly closed hospital doors and laid off more than 500 people.
BMC has entered an agreement with creditors of NBH to purchase the former hospital and its assets for $4 million, pending approval by the court. Other bidders will have an opportunity to try to purchase the former hospital during a required waiting period, however.
Under federal bankruptcy law, if the debtor "is a health care business, the court shall order ... the appointment of an ombudsman to monitor the quality of patient care and to represent the interests of the patients of the health care business," unless it's unnecessary.
Bankruptcy Trustee Harry Murphy, who was appointed to oversee the proceedings, told Boroff that in this case the debtor, Northern Berkshire Healthcare, would not be the provider of care, but rather BMC would provide services and continue to be regulated by the DPH.
"They (BMC officials) think it's unnecessary and may be prohibitive," Murphy said.
Robert Ross, an attorney with the Attorney General's office, argued an ombudsman is usually required in a situation in which the debtor is still providing services, and a lack of resources might force them to "compromise" patient care -- which is not the case with BMC.
The only dissenting voice was the United States Trustee, which argued that having the ombudsman "couldn't hurt."
The judge will consider appointing an ombudsman to monitor medical records in the coming weeks.
Attorneys for BMC said their organization has maintained records at the former NARH facility, and in the event it's not the successful bidder, would transfer patient records upon request. Ross argued patients will suffer no loss to records and privacy rights.
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Clarkson University's Center for Entrepreneurship has teamed with the Waddington, N.Y., Chamber of Commerce to bring its My Small Business 101 series on the road. Since 2004, My Small Business 101 has provided guidance to more than 500 business owners.
Building on the excitement of the recent World Fishing Network competition, the chamber and the center are supporting new and existing small business owners in the area.
Small-business people are invited to attend this successful course, which is delivered in four weekly two-hour sessions.
Each week, Marc Compeau, Clarkson's director of innovation and entrepreneurship, will focus on a different topic, including thinking strategically, resource management, marketing management and financial management.
The course will be held on July 5, 12, 19, and 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. in St. Mary's Parish Hall in Waddington, N.Y.
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Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in six alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
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"The jack-of-all-trades seldom is good at any. Concentrate all of your efforts on one definite chief aim."
"Grace-[to Jack] Today I'm handing out lollipops and ass-whoopins and right now, I'm all out of lollipops."
"Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes."
"I just received the following wire from my generous Daddy - "Dear Jack, Don't buy a single vote more than is necessary. I'll be damned if I'm going to pay for a landslide.""
"The world is grown so bad, that wrens make prey where eagles dare not perch.
Since every Jack became a gentleman,
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Rachelle Looking Fierce in Flare Magazine!
One of my favourite scenes in New Moon is the sequence with Victoria - Rachelle KILLED it - and she looks stunning here!
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I have an older machine, AMD Sempron 3500+, 3Gb ram and maybe a terrabyte of combined storage. I have WHS V1 running on it, but converted a faster machine to WHS2011. It has not been turned on in a while and wondered if there was anything else I could convert this machine too.
I have Itunes library and Servillo running on the WHS2011 and store movies/music and photos on it as well.
I would like to run WHS2011 on it as well, but had heard that two WHS2011 on the same network did not play well. While I am not sure I believe it, before I do something like that, what else can I run on it?
Or moreso,
Is there anything else that would make better use of the hardware?
Is there a dedicated server app for music or movies?
Why run 2 servers? Just put the storage in the other machine.
One of the big reasons is the WHS2011 is full. I had brought in a 70gb, couple 250s, and two 180gb.
So all slots are full, I have thought of tacking on externals, but with the chip, memory and basically a full system, maybe it could be repurposed to do something.
You'll spend enough in electricity to make it worth replacing all of those crap drives with a couple of 2TB drives.
Throw that old stuff on ebay or give it to a charity for a tax write off or something. $150 on hard drives is worth it easily.
OMG...I just never bothered to look...I just basically loaded it up with all the spare drives I had around the house...
A 3TB drive is less than $150 on Amazon...
Maybe it is time to let some tech stuff go...
Too funny, I justified my last upgrade on the basis of the difference in electricity consumption over 11 months paying for all the parts.
P4 - Core 2 was a huge jump in efficiency. And going from Core 2 to iX series chips nets gains in idle power consumption as well. It's hard to justify an atom build now when an i3 is so efficient at idle.
The WD green/red series drives are great for this sort of duty. I'm leaning towards the reds more so these days for 24/7 low intensity operation.
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It's hard to justify an atom build now when an i3 is so efficient at idle.
Well, not really i3, more Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge. You can get low TDP Celerons and Pentiums which are easily powerful enough for running a server. I use a Celeron G540 which is a Sandy Bridge 55W part, dual core at 2.5GHz. Running Server 2008R2 it rarely goes above 5% use at 1.5GHz (Speedstep multipler changes down to 1.5GHz).
A Pentium G2100T (35W, 2x2.6GHz) is easily more than enough for a WHS.


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"As soon as men decide that all means are permitted to fight an evil, then their good becomes indistinguishable from the evil that they set out to destroy"
"Television is an invention that permits you to be entertained in your living room by people you wouldn't have in your home."
"He who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and a third time till at length it becomes habitual."
"If I had permitted my failures, or what seemed to me at the time a lack of success, to discourage me I cannot see any way in which I would ever have made progress."
"Like a shadow that does not permit us to jump over it, but moves with us to maintain its proper distance, pollution is nature's answer to culture. When we have learned to recycle pollution into potent information, we will have passed over completely into the new cultural ecology."
"DECALOGUE, n. A series of commandments, ten in number --just enough to permit an intelligent selection for observance, but not enough to embarrass the choice. Following is the revised edition of the Decalogue, calculated for this meridian.
Thou shalt no God but me adore:
'Twere too expensive to have more.
No images nor idols make For Robert Ingersoll to break.
Take not God's name in vain; select A time when it will have effect.
Work not on Sabbath days at all, But go to see the teams play ball.
Honor thy parents. That creates For life insurance lower rates.
Kill not, abet not those who kill; Thou shalt not pay thy butcher's bill.
Kiss not thy neighbor's wife, unless Thine own thy neighbor doth caress
Don't steal; thou'lt never thus compete Successfully in business. Cheat.
Bear not false witness --that is low -- But "hear 'tis rumored so and so."
Cover thou naught that thou hast not By hook or crook, or somehow, got. --G.J."
"Formerly no one was allowed to think freely; now it is permitted, but no one is capable of it any more. Now people want to think only what they are supposed to want to think, and this they consider freedom."


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"It took me a second to figure out what is happening. The only thing I could think of at the time was to alert the driver with my camera flash, and I started running."
"The moral issue among professional photojournalists in such situations is 'to document or to assist,' said Kenny Irby, an expert in the ethics of visual journalism at the Poynter Institute, a Florida-based nonprofit journalism school.
"He said that's the choice professional photographers often face in the seconds before a fatality."
"Another professional reluctant to reach conclusions was veteran photographer John Long of the National Press Photographers Association, where he is chairman of the ethics committee.
"'I cannot judge the man,' he said. 'I don't know how far away he was; I don't know if he could've done anything.'
"However, both Long and Irby said that as a photographer, 'you are morally obliged to help'—if possible, rather than take a picture."
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When I take the tank top off and view the flushing, there are 2 pieces to the valve. 1 inner piece gets pulled up when I push the handle, and the outer piece goes up with the inner piece but quickly falls down with the loud thunk noise. This stops more water from getting to the bowl.
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Sometimes I take it Personally
Why is it that this odd-shaped protruding region of the United States has always had to defend itself from the media attacks and the scattering writs of the uninformed. Why is it that Tampa Bay has been cubby-holed by countless comedians as the "Armpits of American society" for the far-fetched tales of wild and bizarre events that seem to ooze daily out of the entire state of Florida?
I have come to the mindset personally that I do not get offended anymore because I am here by choice, and have lived in some of these same cities that now mock us, and I moved away from those metropolitans because of their crime rates, community angst and the general frustrations of living in a city that broke its city pride into mini sections or boroughs.
To me, fractured city pride and invisible borough loyalty boundaries seem just as comedic in nature as any tale told from within the "Sunshine State". Simply, just ask anyone from Queens what they think of someone from the Bronx and you quickly get the picture. For some wild reason, people from outside the South tend to grasp this section of Florida and have comedic nicknames for it's cities like " The City of the Newlyweds, and Nearly Deads ", "Redneck Junction" or even "The Geritol Ghetto".
How is an area suppose to raise any form of positive respect when most folks outside this region do not show a hint of wanting to know the true essence of what normalcy is within Tampa Bay.They just know from the mindless treks and ill-fated journeys of relatives or friends who have wandered down to this alligator infested, Hurricane influenced handful of communities and spun their tall tales without regard to truth or factual integrity, and this region has suffered from it.
And I think I have been more than fair when I have read and even commented on columns and blog postings written by people outside this area of the country who have portrayed this particular Florida region for their ever-growing lack of financial or physical show of support by the surrounding communities to stand behind their Rays baseball team.
But that is also where I personally think so many have crossed that invisible line, and I want to go full bore on the offensive against them. Artillery, tanks and even maybe a air invasion by a legion of mosquitoes, but it would make no difference in their opinions. I have read articles and postings about how Tampa Bay will be soon losing their Major League Baseball squad teams to New Jersey or Connecticut and it produces another nerve twitching in my neck. It seems like an endless sea has opened up and swallowed this region whole after just one author seems to hit that magical "Enter" button.
For some reason this region goes from seemingly showing signs of being supportive to a Janet Jackson knock-off wondering "What have you done For me lately?". This influx of negativity needs to be squashed for what it is……most of it is mumbo jumbo hearsay with no regard to the honest truth , and other seems to be a blanket test balloon sent out to see if a certain Northern community to test their constituents interest or even evoke future planning to evolve into multi-sports towns.
But not all of the volleys have come from outside the Florida state lines. Some like the political landmines set by our regional neighbor, Orlando have set-up for itself along with the exploits of snake-oil salesman/politician Armando Gutierrez to boost his own political future by getting locals into a frenzy for Orlando to try and secure a MLB team via the establishment of their own Facebook page. That is not the total extent of the Orlando effort, but it is comedic that they are seeking 10,000 members before petitioning anyone with eyesight of their intentions to get credibility to their region too.
But I also find it a bit interesting that a majority of these same authors might not have even ventured within hundreds of miles of Tampa Bay unless it is for covering the Rays during a series, or even a family vacation. Florida is as foreign to them as Arizona or even a third world country.I just sometimes get sick and tired of constantly defending this region from attacks outside the region. I have to tell you that the image of this area being populated with country bumpkins or even being considered a backwater town is as insane as the possibilities of New York City sinking into the Atlantic Ocean.
But people outside of the state tend to gain a sense of tunnel vision when something bad happens in this region of Florida and the media dwells upon it even past a normal point of involvement. But then again the reality that for over 100 years, Major League Baseball teams have flocked to Tampa Bay to hold their monthly rituals of Spring Training, ever since Branch Rickey brought the Boston Browns to town so long ago.
And the Spring Training homes of the past two World Series Champions are situated within the locales of Tampa Bay. But sometimes it simply amazes me just how fast and furious public opinion can head spiraling downward with just a simple mention of bad news and Tampa Bay in the same sentence. But how many people can tell me the original cities involved in the first commercially scheduled flight in the United States?
Sometimes I think that it is the general consensus superiority by some locales to always think they are better than other based on past events or even the city's P R spin doctors who effectively propelling shots at their communities like darts off a wall, with minimal physical image damage and no collateral damage to their cities reputations or perceptions by outsiders. Guess I got to get used to some times being the "Redheaded Step-Child" of the United States with me always sounding off in my Southern drawl trying to fend off the sometimes obnoxious perceptions and views of other's to my hometown area.
But I guess when you region is situated on a piece of land mass that protrudes from the bottom of the United States like a growth, and you then also live on a secondary out spurt of land mass, you have to sometimes just sit back and laugh too. But do not be secure in me smiling or even laughing for you forget, this collar does hide a redneck…just kidding (maybe).
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Maybe I missed something, but I've never heard people using Tampa as the butt of jokes. Cleveland? Maybe. LOL. But honestly I only hear good things about the city. Is that because the Yankees train there? Dunno. What I do know is that everybody jokes about Florida in general as being "God's waiting room" and all the old people stuff. Having lived there for 7 years, I just shrug and say who cares?
I actually like the Tampa/St. Pete area. In fact, when we come down to ST, we prefer to stay right in St. Petersburg rather than in Clearwater or Clearwater Beach. Every city has its share of detractors – I'm sure there's plenty of Philly jokes out there too.
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I am just tired of the badgering.
Even when someone like Peter Gammons, who I respect take a crack by saying this team could move to New Jersey? Or even crack the fertile Yankee and Red Sox soil in Connecticut it gets to me right down to my little red neck.
But then I have our spoiled little brother town Orlando trying to make big noise, but with limtied fireworks to lure a team from Milwaukee to the middle of the Sunshine State, and within the Rays 100 mile cushion of competition.
Tampa Bay is good at crushing what they deem "disrepect". Remember the Phillie World Series bobbleheads they were going to give out during the 2009 Spring Training in Clearwater, only 20 miles north of the Trop…..They stopped the event and asked that the Pat Burrell dolls especially be-headed ( not really, but it made me feel better).
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I can collectively say I have lived at one point in almost every city in this small area for a moment in time.
I also have that same feeling about St. Pete having a more down-to-earth feel to it, as Clearwater to me always projected a higher snottiness factor, like the difference between normal kids and the Mensa project kids.
Seriosuly, this region has some amazing qualities and ample reasons for anyone to enjoy it, but sometimes people just love to attack what they do not know…
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Running permitted rivers takes planning, and now's the time, before the snow your skiing on melts and fills area rivers.
Hence the local custom of a river permit party, taking place this year on Friday, Jan 17, at the Dolores River Brewery, beginning at 6 p.m. The cover is $5 and includes a rollicking bluegrass show by the Last Nickel, formerly the Mud Flaps.
The event is a fundraiser for the Dolores River Boating Advocates, a group that seeks to optimize flows, restore the natural environment, and permanently protect the Dolores River for whitewater boating.
Knowledgeable and friendly river experts will be on hand to discuss and disseminate river permit applications for the San Juan, Chama, Green, Yampa, and Salmon rivers, and there will be a special permit opportunity too.
"It's a convivial affair with where we share and exchange information," said Kevin Cook, a DBA board member and canoeist. "There is a little bit of log rolling as well: I'll let you be on my trip if you let me be on your trip."
DBA program coordinator Lee-Ann Hill encourages anybody interested in rivers to attend the party and learn about local trips and make new connections.
"The event brings people together to learn about various river trips and what is required to get on the permitted rivers in this area," Hill said. "It's a great opportunity to find out how to become a boater and listen to river stories."
Here is information on a select few permitted rivers in the area.
San Juan River
"The Juan" flows through a spectacular series of wild canyons and is popular for float trips. Most trips launch from either Sand Island or Mexican Hat and take-out at Mexican Hat or Clay Hills. Another section of the river is upstream, between Montezuma Creek and Sand Island. Attractions on the multiple day river trip include spectacular scenery, good-sized rapids, geological features, archeological and historical sites, wildlife, and the solitude of a desert river canyon. A permit is required year-round to float any section of the San Juan River between Montezuma Creek and Clay Hills.
For trips between April 1 and October 31 an application must be received by the Monticello, Utah, field office before Feb. 1 in order to be eligible. There is a $6 application fee to enter the permit lottery. Applicants who do not obtain a lottery permit are first in line for cancellations.
For trips between March 1 and March 31, launch reservations may be reserved in advance by calling 435-587-1544.
Call the number or visit www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/monticello/recreation/permits/san_juan_river.html for more information.
The Rio Chama
A major tributary of the Rio Grande, the Chama flows through a multicolored sandstone canyon with walls up to 1,500 feet above the river as you travel downstream. Co-managed by BLM and the Forest Service (FS), 24.6 miles of the rapid-filled river is Congressionally designated as a Wild and Scenic River.
Towering cliffs, heavily wooded side canyons, and historical sites offer an outstanding wild river backdrop for the angler or boater.
All launches on the 31 mile wilderness segment of the Rio Chama from May 1 to Labor Day must have an advance permit. BLM's Taos Field Office administers a lottery to distribute weekend launch dates from May 1 through Labor Day. Applications are due before Jan. 31.
Call Mark Sundin at 575-751-4720 or 575-758-8851 to have a permit application mailed.
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For family trips, the mild Ruby-Horsethief canyons of the Colorado River are a popular option.
Permits become available 60 days before the launch date. For example, May 3 reservations first become available on March 4th. The BLM office is closed on weekends and holidays. Call-in and walk-in service will only be available Monday through Friday during permit office hours. Permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis either in person at the Grand Junction Field Office or by telephone at 970-244-3050 or 1-855-807-1808. Hours of operation are Monday 8:00 am - 2:30am and Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 am to noon. There is no lottery, and you do not need to submit an application to get a permit. Permits will be issued by email or in person, request can be made to mail a physical permit. Go to www.blm.gov/co/st/en/nca/mcnca/boating/permit_information.html
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Socom II: US Navy Seals Review
It's been a little over a year since Sony broke down the doors and opened up the flood gates to make way for an online console revolution. Ok, maybe revolution is a bit too strong of a word, but the point is there. It was August 27th when Sony launched Socom: U.S. Navy Seals and the Network Adaptor for the Playstation 2 (to this day, I still don't know why it's called "adaptor" and not "adapter"). What many thought would never take off as hoped, turned into one of the largest frenzies the online gaming world had ever seen. Thousands and thousands of people would log online everyday with their PS2s just to play some more Socom. Socom had quickly become the most popular online console title of all time, and one of the most popular online shooters in general. But, as we all know, Socom was full of things that needed to be fixed up. And here's where a sequel comes in to fix that, right? Ermm...well, not exactly.
  For the most part, Socom II does take the original and improve on it every way imaginable. For one, your team doesn't come staffed with a moron who runs straight into fire and always ends up dying first - that's been dealt with. Second, as with any tactical shooter, or shooter in general, more guns, guns, guns, and other stuff that goes "boom!" have been added. The enemy A.I. has been cleaned up, so no more will the enemy spot you when your damn near breathing down their neck. Enemy A.I. has become smarter and quicker, not to mention more tactful. So through various courses, there will be enemies positioned as snipers, so if a bullet happens to strike right next to you, or even manages to hit you, and you don't see anybody around your level, then chances are a sniper's hiding somewhere. The voice commands have remained the same for the most part, with the exception of a few new inclusions.
  As far as the single-player goes, it remains about as thin as it was in the original game. Socom II offers 12 missions that will take you through various countries, including Albania, Brazil, and Russia. The missions themselves are rather easy. If you're a Socom vet, each mission should take no more than 15-20 minutes to complete; if you're rather new to the series, than it may take you about 25-35 minutes to complete each mission. Sometimes, you may run across a good challenge, but that seemed all too rare. I managed to breeze through the first half of the game in a little less than two hours, which kind of goes to show you how lacking the single-player portion of the game is. If you want to make things more interesting, you can follow orders precisely and go for all out stealth, which is nice because it shows that there's more than just one way to completing the missions. Having said that, let's talk about the biggest facet of the game: online...
  Socom II's online gameplay is more refined in comparison with the original. You can now communicate with players at the lobby and during the game, as opposed to the first where you could only type in the lobby and talk in game. The new maps are insane, just flat out awesome; they're larger and meticulously designed. Certain maps may require you to set up demolitions at certain points in order to breach, meanwhile others are smaller and will require close range combat. The maps range in size tremendously; some maps are small, some are moderate, some are big, and some are just incredibly massive. All of the maps feature great places to snipe from, be it the top of a grassy hill or the top of a building - there's tons of potential for you campers out there. As many of you should know, Socom II also allows for air strikes to be called in and that is easily one of the coolest new features I've ever seen in a game. In addition to that, mounted guns have also been implemented to most of the maps in the game, including machine-guns, grenade launchers, and sniper units. I could go on forever about the new extras that were included in Socom II's online facet, so I'll just say this: if you were hoping for an overhauled online experience from Socom II...you got it.
  Now, on to Socom II's faults. While team A.I is pretty good and very admirable, Zipper managed to leave the most annoying flaw in the game. I like to call it the "get the f**k out of my way, you stupid moron" flaw. I'm sure many of you who play the single-player mode call it the same. Often times, nay -- way too often times I find myself screaming at my TV, because I'm trying to exit a doorway and I have three people blocking me, meanwhile I just planted/threw an explosive that's about to blow in a few seconds...oops, mission failed. Then, on occasion, my teammates get lazy and decide that I can just run ahead, get shot up, and they'll catch up to me later - those bastards, I tell you. Many times, I find myself looking behind me, only to see my teammates all the way in the distance attempting to catch up to me, what's the deal, Zipper? These guys are US Navy Seals, SAS and Spetznaz men, why can't they keep up, damnit? There's just a bunch of annoying flaws in Socom II that really hurts the single-player experience and tarnishes a lot of the game's fun - and it's stuff that shouldn't even be there in the first place.
  Moving on, Socom II's visuals are a bit disappointing. While the game's character models look pretty tight, and the texture work is pretty solid overall, Socom II's framerate can really, flat out, suck sometimes. It may not be the most professional way to say it, but it's the only way to say it: the framerate sucks. The framerate in the original was much better in comparison to the second's clunky, sub-par 30 frames. Normally, I don't mind a game that runs at 30 frames per second, just as long as it doesn't dip anywhere below that. But Socom II is guilty of hitting somewhere around the early 20s at times and it's unforgivable. Every time you do a quick turn, the framerate cracks and eventually it begins doing a number on your eyes. At one point, Socom II's framerate gave me a headache and got me feeling rather nauseous for a good hour. There is absolutely no excuse for that. In this generation, whenever the camera pans around, the game's framerate shouldn't be acting up, because it's incredibly distracting, not to mention unbelievably annoying. Framerate issue discussed, everything else in Socom II is pretty much fine. The game sounds almost identical to the original, with the exception of a few new sound samples added here and there for the new weapons and more cut-scenes, which means more voice acting.
  My framerate gripe with this game, in addition my gripe with the half-good and half-hideously stupid team A.I cannot be overlooked. It really dragged the final score down, when the final score should've been higher than the original's. It's incredibly displeasing to see the game's framerate somehow manage to become so grossly annoying, instead of being perfected - it's a paradox if anything else. The single-player mode needs more bulk added to it, as it can be beaten way too quick. Though, when it comes down to it all, it's all about the game's unrivaled online experience. 16 players, new weapons, new maps, original maps from the first game, and a whole slew of other new features still make Socom II a very worthwhile experience. Just don't expect a lengthy single-player mode and a team of elitists behind you, because what you get is three occasional morons with pretty deadly aim. Weird, eh?
11/24/2003 Arnold Katayev
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Rob Kardashian Calls Sister Kim Kardashian's Pregnancy a "Beautiful Blessing"
Rob Kardashian is very happy for his sister Kim Kardashian's pregnancy news -- but he won't be following in her footsteps.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians starlet, 32, revealed Dec. 30 that she's expecting her first child with her boyfriend of eight months, Kanye West.
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"It's beautiful. It's a blessing," Rob, 25, told E! News of Kim's pregnancy. "The new year, we've got another child coming, so that's great. Kim's never had a baby, so it's going to be a beautiful blessing."
Like her older sister Kourtney Kardashian, who shares son Mason, 3, and daughter Penelope, 5 months, with longtime boyfriend Scott Disick, Kim is having a baby before marriage. Rob, however, says he won't be doing the same!
"You gotta be married first," he said. "That's my rule: marriage then baby!"
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Married or not, Kim has two excited aunts-to-be in sisters Kourtney and Khloe.
"Been wanting to shout from the rooftops with joy and now I can!" Kourtney tweeted after West, 35, announced Kim was pregnant with his baby during a concert at Atlantic City's Revel Resort. "Another angel to welcome to our family. Overwhelmed with excitement!"
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Khloe also tweeted, "Keeping secrets is hard with so many family members! Especially when you are so freaking excited! Love is everything!"
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Could Snow-Gordon be fired at end of season?
I suspect Garth Snow's decision will come down to his working relationship with the younger players, their progression and Mark Streit-Brendan Witt.
Impossible to get a read on the Gordon-Snow working relationship and if it has become what Buffalo-Nashville have had in their front offices, I suspect a tough year on the ice is a tough year everywhere.
Only upper management knows how long general manager Garth Snow's contract runs, it's not impossible Charles Wang makes a change in that department if he has questions of Snow's direction or it's a contract question but that is a financial burden.
The owner has said virtually nothing about the hockey team on the ice, last year he made his comments on the hockey team around this time and made a mistake telling the public the prospects proved then-coach Ted Nolan wrong when that needed to be kept as in-house as management contracts.
Not writing anything will happen but nothing would shock me on that front.
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We finally have a direction that everyone is agreeing on and you want to throw a monkey wrench in the gears? No-f-ing-way!
I did not claim anything, I simply wrote it's possible the gm or the owner may want to make a change at coach or general manager.
When you finish 30th nothing is going in the right direction until it actually happens on the ice.
I suspect Charles was briefed that this would be a possibility as part of a rebuild before he signed off on it.ReplyDelete
The almost 600 man-games lost has to buy a GM at least another year.
The progress of the young players (and the team overall) the last couple of months shows things moving in the right direction.
I think Garth is safe for a little while.
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Concerns rise over costs at Rio mine in Mongolia
Mongolia will press global miner Rio Tinto to explain a spike in costs at the huge Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine, a government source told Reuters, warning that it could threaten efforts to finance other projects in the country.
Oyu Tolgoi, 34 per cent owned by Mongolia and controlled by Rio Tinto, produced its first concentrate last week and is on track to start supplying metal and paying royalties by June.
But the government, which is due to hold talks with Rio Tinto on Wednesday, is under pressure to plug a budget deficit and increase its share of the wealth.
"We would like to have some mechanism where we can control such cost increases. We do not know if they are justified," said the source, who requested anonymity and said that the cost of the first-phase of the mine was around $US2 billion higher than originally stated in the project's feasibility study.
"We also want to know why our share of the revenues from the project has fallen so much, so at least we can understand it and explain it to the people," he said.
A statement issued on Oyu Tolgoi's website (www.ot.mn) late on Tuesday put the total capital required for the project's first phase at $US6.6 billion, compared to $US5.7 billion in the original 2010 feasibility study.
It said concerns about the costs of the project had already been addressed in a series of meetings between both sides.
"The fact that these issues are still being raised underscores the importance of our ongoing efforts to communicate fully with the government and citizens of Mongolia," Oyu Tolgoi chief executive Cameron McRae said in the statement.
A Rio Tinto spokesman declined further comment.
The government source said the increased costs would have a considerable impact on the long-term sustainability of Oyu Tolgoi, and on Mongolia's efforts to raise funds for other major projects, including the massive Tavan Tolgoi coal mine and a billion-dollar railway building programme.
"We cannot have major financial institutions investing in a project that is not sustainable," he said, adding that the higher costs meant Mongolia would not receive dividends from the project until 2033, far beyond the original schedule of 2019.
"Given that the project is financed by debt not equity, you can imagine the financial costs will be tremendous and have an impact on the project's revenues for the government," he said.
The investment agreement passed by Mongolia's parliament in 2009 granted 34 per cent of Oyu Tolgoi to the Mongolian state and the other 66 per cent to Canada's Ivanhoe Mines, now known as Turquoise Hill Resources and controlled by Rio Tinto.
The project cost was initially estimated at around $4US billion, roughly the same as Mongolia's gross domestic product in 2009, and was also expected to pave the way for other huge mining deals, including Tavan Tolgoi.
But Mongolia has struggled to find the capital required not only to build the mines but also the infrastructure required to get minerals to market.
Mongolia's elected politicians have also been under pressure from the public over the dominant role played by foreign investors in the development of its economy. Some parliamentarians have called for Mongolia's stake in the project to be raised. Rio Tinto has rejected calls for renegotiation.
The original deal allowed the Mongolian government to increase its stake once investment in Oyu Tolgoi had been recovered. As the costs of the project increase, that period is likely to lengthen, the source said.
Mongolia was not currently seeking to renegotiate the initial investment agreement, but was also concerned about Rio's plans for the financing of the second phase of the project, which is eventually expected to produce 425,000 tonnes of copper and 460,000 ounces of gold a year once it goes into full operation, the source said.
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CARSON, Calif. – Before we completely turn the page from Sunday's match, a few thoughts from Seattle Sounders FC head coach Sigi Schmid after Seattle was defeated 3-0 by the LA Galaxy in the Western Conference Championship First Leg.
Schmid stresses that his club has confidence in their ability to erase the three goal lead and history certainly shows –check out this piece by the Seattle Times – that they have experience of scoring a high number of goals at home.
Schmid's thoughts are below…
(On what he was most disappointed in…)
SCHMID: "Just disappointed that we didn't keep it at 1-0. I thought we had the ability to keep it at 1-0, and we should've kept it at 1-0 and played with a better mentality at that stage. But at the end of the day, guys on the field, they're trying to do things. We were still possessing the ball, we were still getting some looks going forward, and we got caught on the counter. It's typical. That's the way Bruce likes to play, that's the way LA plays, where they'll sit back and they'll counter-attack. When you've got the speed of Landon and the speed of Keane, and their creativity that they possess, they're a team that very dangerous."
(On the Seattle back line looking disorganized…)
SCHMID: :I think the movement was good for them, but I think more so than anything, it was us giving the ball away at times in midfield, which put us under duress. Guys getting caught in advance positions with the ball, as the ball turned over and therefore they had space to counter into. The thing is, guys like Landon and Keane and Beckham, they cheat sometimes on defense, and if you turn the ball over badly and they're in good positions on the other end, they've got the quality to make you pay."
(On the deficit being similar to RSL last year…)
SCHMID: "We also take solace in the fact that we beat LA earlier in the year 4-0 at our place. We know we've got to come up with the same sort of effort we came out the last time we played at home last year, and we've got to come out with a better result."
(On whether the first goal changed the complexion of game…)
SCHMID: "I think we possibly pushed a little bit when we shouldn't have pushed to try and get the goal back, because getting the goal back wasn't important. 1-0 was fine. Obviously they've got some veteran guys. You add up just the three players I mentioned, they've got more caps times 20 than my whole team does. Or maybe times 100. From that standpoint, they're a little more cagey, they're a little more, 'OK, this is all we need to do today,' and for some reason maybe we didn't quite recognize that. But I think the goal at the end of the half certainly changed the complexion a little bit, and it's over now."
(On if Seattle learned anything from last year's defeat to RSL…)
SCHMID: "Obviously we didn't learn much because we did the same thing this year. We talked about it, we talked at halftime, and we said 1-0 is OK. We walk away 1-0 we're alright. I really tried to emphasize that at halftime, but then at the end of the day we didn't. So now we have to come back and we've got to play with the same attitude, the same conviction that we played with last year in the game two but we've got to score more goals."


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My PC has been crashing on a regular basis. It has gotten to the point where I have decided I need to do something about it? I have run WinDbg and these appears to indicate the problem is a file called Klif.sys? Searching on the web seems to indicate this is associated with my Zone Alarm product? I am currently running the following:-
ZoneAlarm Security Suite version:7.0.483.000
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|Operational Guidance Note: Zimbabwe
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|August 2012
|Freedom of assembly and association | HIV and AIDS | Humanitarian assistance | Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) | Persecution based on political opinion | Police | Prison or detention conditions | Security situation | Unaccompanied / Separated children
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Email and Calendar Moving to Microsoft Live@edu!
Contributed by Beth Rugg on 03/06/12
ITS is pleased to announce that faculty, staff and student email will be moving to Microsoft Live@ edu by June 2012. Live@edu will also replace the Oracle Calendar system although the exact timing of the Oracle Calendar migration has not yet been determined. ITS is confident that this move will provide a reliable, robust, integrated email and calendar system for faculty, staff and students.
The current IC email system is 4 years old and has capacity and performance issues. The vendor, Mirapoint, is significantly increasing costs next fiscal year. The Oracle Calendar system used by many faculty and staff for managing personal time and scheduling meetings is also nearing end-of-life and will no longer be supported by Oracle after 2013.
ITS management and staff have been looking into options for several months. We sought a solution that would fit well within our new network infrastructure - e.g. the use of Microsoft's Active Directory for account management and authorization – while meeting the needs of current email and calendar users. Research into national trends in higher education revealed that more than half of 4-year colleges have outsourced student email services, and around 40% have either done the same for faculty and staff email or are considering it.
After researching both locally hosted and outsourcing options, we believe that Microsoft's Live@edu service for education is the best solution. Live@edu is an Internet-hosted version of Microsoft (MS) Exchange plus added applications, and is free for education. MS Exchange and Live@edu are widely used and well supported by Microsoft. MS Exchange is the leading messaging solution in the North American business market.
More than just an e-mail solution, Live@edu will also provide our students, faculty and staff with a number of productivity and collaboration tools, including 10 GB of email and calendar data storage, 7 GB of online file storage, group calendaring, shared online documents using Office Web Apps, blogging tools, and much more. And because Live@edu is browser-based, we will be able to access all of these services from virtually any computer or mobile device with an Internet connection. Live@edu email is fully accessible via Thunderbird, Apple Mail and other desktop/laptop email clients. There is no need to learn a new desktop client although ITS will be rolling out support for Outlook 2010 and 2011 in conjunction with these changes.
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This pack of paper and stickers is exciting!. The quality is wonderful. The paper is almost all double sided and is nice and heavy and the stickers are also cardstock quality. The paper also comes in a wide variety so the uses will be only limited by your imagination. Good scrapping!
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Apparently there's thing big thing called the "Super Bowl" coming up here in the United States. I can't say I'm a huge fan of the sport, but I thought to myself, "Why can't we comic book fans have an equivalent?" So, I present to you...
Comic Vine's first SUPERHERO SUPER BOWL!
The rules are simple: 8 teams enter, 1 team leaves as champions. The winner will be determined by you. There's no guideline for how you need to vote. This isn't based on which team has the better book or which would win in a fight... it's as easy as voting for the team you simply want to win!
Now go vote (click the links below!) to help your team win the first round!
- Justice League vs. Fantastic Four
- Batman Family vs. X-Men
- Teen Titans vs. Guardians of the Galaxy
- Green Lantern Corps vs. Avengers
I remember seeing a lot of people saying "___ should have won!" over at the Comic Vine Movie Awards, so now is your chance to make sure you're not disappointed again. Go help spread the word about this and hopefully you'll also boost your team's chances of winning!
The second round of voting will begin this Wednesday!
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General Motors' Holden brand is understandably excited by today's announcement about the 2014 Chevrolet SS: after all, the Australian division is chiefly responsible for both designing and producing the vehicle that will soon be sold to North American consumers.
But is this news really all that new? Hardly. Five years after the first Holden FX rolled off the line in 1948, GM's Australian outpost began cranking out large batches of cars to ship and sell in other corners of the globe. Africa? Malaysia? Thailand? Korea? Japan? The Middle East? Brazil? Holdens have been sold in each of those markets — albeit occasionally with a different brand's name and logo affixed to the exterior.
Since this tradition remains a key part of the brand — and, for what it's worth, key to providing V-8-powered, rear-wheel-drive muscle machines to GM's North American portfolio – we rounded up some of the most interesting badge engineered Holdens to be sold outside of Australia. Enjoy.
1972-1977 Chevrolet 1700
Lest you think Chevy's rash of new global small cars (i.e. Spark, Sonic, and Cruze) were the first to have ties to GM Korea/ Daewoo, allow us to introduce you to the Chevrolet 1700. Launched in 1972, the 1700 was essentially a Holden LJ Torana that was completely manufactured in South Korea by Shinjin Motors (which, in 1983, would change its name to Daewoo). The car's clean styling was left unfettered, seeing as modifications were limited to using a bespoke 1.7-liter I-4 and slapping a bow-tie on the grille.
The venture wasn't exactly successful. Between 1972 and 1976, it is estimated that GM Korea sold roughly 8000 cars. In 1976, the car was facelifted, renamed the Camina, and given a 1.4-liter I-4 – but even this wasn't any more popular. Only 1000 Caiminas were sold before it was dropped from the lineup in 1977 in favor of a badge-engineered version of the Isuzu Gemini, which rode on GM's global T-car platform.
1973-1976 Isuzu Statesman DeVille
Every relationship is a two-way street – and while GM's partnership with Japan's Isuzu Motors Limited allowed Holden to sell Isuzu commercial vehicles as Bedfords in Australia, it also allowed Isuzu to – for whatever reason – create a flagship luxury sedan by rebadging the HQ Statesman DeVille.
The large, hulking DeVilles were sent in completely-knocked down (CKD) kit form to Japan, where they were assembled for domestic consumption. Isuzu's models boasted unique wing mirrors, emblems, and interior fabrics (notably a horrid paisley seat trim), but otherwise mirrored an Australian-spec DeVille. Power continued to be provided by a 5.0-liter V-8.
While this large car/ large engine formula worked well for GM luxury barges in America and Australia, it wasn't as successful in Japan. Finite information is near impossible to come by, but several sources suggest no more than 250 cars were sold over the course of three years.
1975-1977 Mazda Roadpacer AP
Isuzu wasn't the only Japanese company to try selling a large Holden sedan in its native country, but Mazda's approach was certainly unique. Like Isuzu, Mazda sought to add a large sedan to its portfolio to serve as a flagship model, but apparently felt its flagship needed to boast the company's flagship technology: a Wankel rotary engine.
Thus, the Roadpacer AP was born. Mazda bought HJ/HX Premiers from Holden (allegedly in CKD form), but skipped buying an engine. Instead, the company's 13B two-rotor Wankel – the same engine used in the RX-4 and Rotary Pickup. The engine was smaller, smoother, and lighter than anything Holden had to offer, but with only 135 hp and 135 lb-ft on tap at 6000 and 4000 rpm, respectively, it lacked the power needed to move the hefty Holden four-door at an adequate pace. And while it met new emissions standards in Japan, it also drank fuel like an eight-cylinder.
To further instill a premium feel, Mazda packed the Roadpacer with all sorts of techno-baubles, including a Dictaphone, refrigerator, auto-reverse tape deck (hey, it was somewhat advanced for '75), and automatic central locking. With a price tag that works out to roughly $77,000 in today's market, it wasn't surprising only 800 were sold. Today, it's a collectible in the eyes of Mazda and Holden enthusiasts alike, and several have apparently been imported back to Australia, as evidenced here.
2005-2006 Buick Royaum, 2007-Present Buick Park Avenue
In North America, Buick continues to work towards shedding the spectre of frumpy, traditional luxury sedans cast by its large rear-wheel-drive barges built decades ago – but in China, it appears such a vehicle is exactly what Buick shoppers are looking for. In 2005, the brand began importing the large WL-series Statesman sedan as the Royaum. That model was replaced in 2007 by the Park Avenue, which was a lightly revised WM Statesman (a close relative to the Caprice) sedan.
Buick wasn't the only GM brand to sell Holden's luxury machines in Asia during this time frame. Daewoo imported and sold the Statesman in Korea from 2005 until 2007, when it too switched to the WM Caprice, and named the resulting product the Veritas. Production ceased in late 2010 when GM phased out the Daewoo brand name in Korea.
2004-2006 Pontiac GTO
On paper, the reborn GTO had everything to make a muscle car fan swoon. V-8 power? Check. Rear-wheel-drive? Check. Manual transmission? Check. Good handling? Check. Yet sales numbers in North America never exactly lived up to GM's original expectations. What happened?
Blame the dowdy styling if you'd like, but we think pricing had a bigger say in the matter. Delays in tweaking the Holden Monaro for North American consumption were compounded by a strengthening Australian dollar. Product planners had originally hoped to sell the car around the $25,000 mark, but by the time it officially launched in 2004, that figure had grown to above $30,000.
Despite GM's attempts to tweak styling and the addition of the more powerful LS2 6.0-liter V-8 in 2005, sales never took off as GM hoped. Still, had it not been for this program, there's a good chance our market would never received the Pontiac G8, or even this new 2014 Chevrolet SS sedan. As former GM vice chairman Bob Lutz recounts in his most recent memoir, the GTO "transcended the disappointed sales numbers: it had gotten two engineering groups together and convinced many previous skeptics that maybe, just maybe, there were other parts of GM that also knew how to engineer outstanding automobiles."
Fun fact: Holden also saw fit to export the two-door Monaro to a number of other countries, including a handful in the Middle East. There, the car was known as – of all things – the Chevrolet SS. What a coincidence.


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Does anybody knew whether J.K.R. ever specified when the mandatory registry of Animagi was established? I want to write something about how that started, but I need a date first! If there is no date, what time period do you think would be appropriate for such an event? After the founding of the Ministry, of course, so after 1700.
Also, in a similar vein, if an Animagus was spotted transforming on various occasions and it became a big deal, do you think the Ministry would attempt a cover-up, or just let the Muggles think it's the old legends again?
Thanks in advance for any who post. =)


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Security camera video shows a man was armed with a handgun before officers killed him in a shooting that led to weekend protests in South Los Angeles, police said Monday.
The video has not been released, but LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said at a news conference Monday that it "clearly shows" Carnell Snell Jr., 18, with a semiautomatic handgun as he was pursued by officers. He turned toward officers during the foot chase, which occurred at the end of a brief vehicle pursuit.
The department plans to release the video, obtained from a business at the site of the chase, Tuesday morning. Click here for updates on this story.
Police previously confirmed a handgun was found at the scene, but did not say whether Snell was holding the weapon.
The Snell shooting occurred Saturday afternoon after Los Angeles police said they tried to pull over a car with paper license plates at about 1 p.m. Officers believed the vehicle was stolen, Beck said.
After the short chase the driver and a passenger, later identified as Snell, in the back seat got out and fled.
"At one point during their foot pursuit, which was 200 to 300 yards in total, they observed him remove a handgun from his waistband and hold it in his left hand," Beck said. "He ran into a driveway in the 1700 block of 107th Street and while holding the handgun in his left hand, he turned in the direction of the pursuing officers, at which time an officer-involved shooting occurred."
The coroner's office confirmed Sunday that Snell, struck by two rounds, was the man who was killed. He suffered a gunshot wound to the upper body and knee, police said.
Snell's family lives in another house in the front of the property where the shooting occurred. A back gate there was riddled with six bullet holes.
Police have disclosed little about their investigation other than to say a fully loaded handgun was found at the scene, about five feet from Snell's body, Beck said. The weapon had not been fired, Beck said.
In a statement, the LAPD said investigators will gather evidence related to the shooting to determine whether deadly force was necessary and the district attorney's office will review it to see if any criminal charges are warranted.
Body-worn cameras have not been deployed in the division where the shooting occurred, Beck said.
The shooting set off weekend protests and a gathering by a small group of protesters Monday morning at LAPD headquarters in downtown Los Angeles. Residents and family members also left candles, flowers and other items at a memorial in honor of Snell near his home.
"I have to take my son everywhere he goes," said La Tasha Christon, a neighbor who stopped by the memorial Monday morning with her 16-year-old son. "I have to watch every move he makes because I don't want that to be his reality, that he will never get the chance to go to college because someone, either an officer or another young black man, reacts too quickly and takes his life."
A crowd of protesters Sunday dwindled as the night wore on and police in protective gear eventually swarmed to move about a dozen people away from the area near Snell's home. Demonstrators were joined by at least three drivers doing donuts on the street and several others spray painting graffiti as officers stood by.
Four people were arrested, police said.
There were smaller protests in the same area a night earlier and at the residence of Mayor Eric Garcetti. In a statement, Garcetti urged everyone to wait for "the completion of a thorough and proper investigation."
Earlier Sunday, activists called on Los Angeles police to publicly name the officers involved in the shooting, which occurred near Snell's home. They also appealed for a quick and transparent investigation.
"We don't want to see a cover-up. We don't want to see a whitewash," Earl Ofari Hutchinson of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable said after meeting with the Snell's family. "We have a family that's grieving. We have a community that's grieving."
Snell was the third black man in five days to die in confrontations with police in Southern California. Last Tuesday, Alfred Olango was fatally shot by an officer in the San Diego suburb of El Cajon, triggering three days of angry and sometimes violent protests. Olango was shot when he took a "shooting stance" and pointed at an officer with what turned out to be a 4-inch vape pen — an electronic cigarette device.
On Friday, Reginald Thomas died after being shot with a Taser by police in Pasadena. He was armed with a knife and his wife described him as mentally ill. His brother told a 911 dispatcher that Thomas was high and had a history of violence.
Meanwhile officials were investigating a second weekend shooting involving officers. A man armed with what turned out to be a replica handgun was shot and killed as police responded to reports of a man with a gun Sunday afternoon, according to Officer Liliana Preciado. She said the shooting in South Los Angeles happened when officers approached two Latino men, one of whom matched the description in the initial call of an armed subject.
The man died at a hospital.
Replica guns are usually equipped with bright orange tips, but the tip of the replica was painted black, Beck said Monday.


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Level 1 Certification - Steamboat Springs, CO
Course Length= 2.25 days (19 Hrs)
Course Price = $450 for IMBA members. $500 for non-IMBA members
Completion of the course with passing the practical exam will qualify an individual to:
- Lead individual or group mountain bike rides
- Assess the level of each rider in their group through a pre-ride skills assessment
- Prepare and implement action plans in an emergency situation
- Make responsible choices in picking trail routes for specific groups
- Observe and correct a rider's fundamental skills (Neutral & Ready Position, Bike Body Separation, Pedal Position, Eye Movement, Braking, Steering, Speed, Gearing & Cadence, Timing & Coordination, Pressure Control)
- Assist ICP Instructors and Instructor Trainers at clinics/camps/events
Course Requirements
- Current First Aid and CPR certificate
- Three or more years of mountain biking experience
- Good communication skills with a strong desire to help others have more fun and progress safely
- Ability to perform basic trailside repairs (flat tires, broken chains, and shifting adjustments)
- Monday's session is 5-8pm (classroom setting)
- Tuesday and Wednesday are 9am-5pm with an hour break for lunch.
- A schedule will be emailed prior to the course.
- A manual is included in the course fee.
REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT CLOSES AUGUST 7th, 2014
Cancellation Policy = A partial refund will be given for cancellations made 14 to 21 days before the course date. Full refunds 22 days or more and no refunds 13 days or less before course start date.
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Local Bike Rentals: TBA
If traveling 100 miles or more to this event check out our travel insurance. Something every mountain biker should have! Visit www.IMBAHealthPlans.com and click on the "Travel Insurance"
Click here for the 2014 schedule of ICP events.
|Level 1 course fee
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According to a statement released by the Russellville School District, a vehicle drove by the school at approximately 5:15 p.m. and one of its occupants fired a shot toward the building. The bullet grazed the teacher, who was treated on the scene and released. Officials did not release the teacher's name.
The school district will assign a school resource officer to the school Friday and all children will be kept inside the building as a precautionary measure during the investigation, according to the release.
Pope County dispatchers indicated shortly after the shooting the suspects were in a red Nissan Titan. As of 7:15 p.m no arrests had been made, and dispatchers indicated the description of the vehicle was in question.
Further details will be released as they become available.


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^It used to happen to me ALL the time when i did solos. Nothing ever helped me. But after a while you get over the fear once you've done it enough times. I just had to deal with the shaking while i was singing. The first time i ever did a solo i ran off stage half way through the song and cried. That's how bad it was.
Now i can easily get through a song but i'm still nervous
I'd recommend before doing solos do trios or duets; you have so much more confidence when you're with friends or people you know. It helps so much seriously. and that'll help you gain the confidence to do solos


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How you deal with STD's and secret affairs?
NP0011 Who's Afraid of Couples Therapy?This blog focuses on discussion regarding the course NP0011 Who's Afraid of Couples Therapy?
NP0011, Couples, Session 4, Esther Perel
An extramarital affair can be a traumatic experience for couples, causing feelings of anger, rejection, fear, loss of trust, grief, and can ultimately destroy the relationship. But does it always have to be framed in this experience of trauma and eventual breakdown of the relationship? Is it possible to rebuild trust and intimacy after an affair? Learn with Esther Perel how, contrary to conventional wisdom, some affairs can actually transform a relationship. Discover techniques to help couples rebuild trust after an infidelity and hear about different cultural perspectives on affairs.12.23.2011 Posted In: NP0011 Who's Afraid of Couples Therapy? By Psychotherapy Networker
After this session, please let us know what you think. What's your experience with couples trying to heal after affairs? What cultural setting do you practice in and how do you think that affects the way in which you work with couples or clients in general?
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