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Trying to bring to first consultation today, that is if I can find a printer along the bus route from here to my appointment at 11am,ct.
"My experiences that lead me to believe ADHD is highly likely for me.
I recently turned 30 years old. I started becoming aware of my "inattentive" tendencies in High School and that I may have ADD/HD. I realized that I very often spaced out during conversations with friends or other people, even if I was truly interested in what they were saying. I realized I zoned out in class often, but at the time didn't really think it was that big of a deal, just joked that I probably had a.d.d. Or something perhaps? Then I spoke to a friend's mother who had become like a second mother to me during high school. I told her about my thoughts about possibly having a.d.d and she seemed to agree and mentioned understanding what I meant by what I experienced. I had a dysfunctional family upbringing, mother depressed and often just plain in bed all day, father taking off for Florida from WI at least once a year, for 3-7 months at a time. They divorced when I was 15.
My mother has a lot of mental health and physical health issues, including thyroid problems, anxiety, etc. However, I was tested in college and showed up normal thyroid results at that time. My father would appear to have some of the symptoms of ADHD in his life. My mother says in the 17 years they were married he held nearly 50, 5-0 different jobs. He has poor credit, and is unemployed/layed off from last job for a while now, at an age where he's a few years shy of the retirement age, he just turned 60.
I've also never been the type to want to take medication to "fix" things either, not to mention I forget to do things like that frequently, such as taking an antibiotic until it has finished. Or things like vitamins... I buy on occasion, take for a couple of days, and then they just sit there on a counter, in a cupboard, etc. I forget things on a regular basis, what I was saying, what I was doing, where I put this or that, constant disorganized state, messy apartments, unmotivated to do the things I know I need to be doing.
I made it through college, but was always doing things at the last minute, papers, studying for tests, homework, etc. I had more than once instance where I showed up for a class, completely forgetting that there was a test even in that same week, let alone that day. I ended up studying psychology because it fascinated me to learn about, and I did graduate, after transferring twice from 2 other U.W. schools, I finished my last 3 years at University of Wisconsin Green Bay. That degree was finished with a rather average 2.77 GPA My first ever college semester (at 14 credits) was at a 2 year University of Wisconsin transfer school. I took intro Psychology and got an A.
However when it came time for college algebra, (a subject I greatly struggled with in high school) I dropped it after the first week (and dropped one more time at UWGB before finally scraping by the 3rd attempt with a C. Towards my last year of college I learned more about ADHD in my cognitive psychology course. I spoke to my professor after class, and I went to take a recommended online symptom checker. I had about 95% of the adult symptoms.*
I do believe I had better stress and coping skills in college than I do at the present time, 6 years later. I managed to take 19 credits (exactly what I needed to finish) in my final semester, worked 2 part time jobs (briefly 3, seasonally) and managed a 3.0 in that final semester of entirely upper level psychology courses. Today, I've tried going back/going further in school a few times, and I just find it much much harder to manage my time, my stress levels, my motivation is usually low, and priorities are usually way off from what I need to be doing or focusing on at the present.
I have still never received an official diagnosis or any assessment of ADHD, nor any school testing for disorders or other impairments I could have had also, that I am aware of, nor any treatment. I was held back once, they said I was pretty good, but just not quite ready, but after that, from 1st to 5th grades, I was placed a year ahead of the rest of my courses in reading class alone. I was an avid reader as a child, more than most for a long time. In high school I tried writing some of my own short stories, usually along the romance story type (That became what I read, at 7th & 8th grade anyway) had a couple of short hand written stories, and then my Senior year of h.s. Began typing a story I had in my head.
I got to about 45 pages written, when I somehow lost the file/floppy disk corrupted on the one school computer that was available for personal use. It took me until my last year of college to write another story after that, I was discouraged from writing. I wrote a short story involving a love triangle, the characters representing 2 men I dated in college within a short time of each other. I wrote it in about 3-4 weeks initially, then revised it a few times. I have not written a full story since, part of me thinks that was a bit of a therapeutic release for those dating stories I had.
I have sought counseling a few times, the last time being 2004-05 with the University of Wisc. Green Bay student health center counselor that last year or two of college, that I can recall. I rarely have had a full time job, and if I did, it wasn't usually long enough (or jumped from PT to FT to PT at the worst times) to have health insurance. I do believe I was given one psychological test in middle school, it was a time where my parents and myself were becoming more dysfunctional. I remember trying to figure out what the pictures or ink blots were supposed to be showing me. Even back then, I wondered what they wanted me to say that I was seeing there. What they were looking for in my answers.
I do tend to believe in more natural medicine and not taking a pill to cover up problems so I'm not sure on the medication side for any potential diagnosis, although from joining ADD Forums, many people say they have found a world of difference. I thought I could manage myself on my own, and as I said, I've rarely had medical insurance. I have horrible money management skills, my money is spent in small amounts, but gone quickly. I have terrible credit, still owe money for old accounts here or there, I am always changing or quitting jobs (probably worse in the past 3-4 years, past 2 years even more so). I have walked out on a job out of frustration over stress and conflicts 3x now, once was at the last week of training course for a call center job directly with AT&T, union benefits and everything. Although most of the people in our class training experience had quit before it was over besides myself.
Also, I can't make a decision to save my life, I have about 7 different career ideas I think I would equally enjoy.. but work low level jobs (Even after college) because all the experience I have is in retail, customer service, and restaurants. I was a good and horrible waitress at the same time, good with talking to customers and being personable, horrible at forgetting to enter SOMETHING almost every time I worked. I was asked to resign after my hours were first cut, then I took a full time call center job (HATE these by the way, the sitting at a cube literally makes me antsy and very anxious) and they told me I was being taken off the schedule due to a new rule about how many days part time employees needed to work per week. But really, I was also told it had partly to do with my level of mistakes or forgetting things. I was told by a coworker, the office record only showed no longer works here and nothing more.
I took a similar test to what I did in college and scored an 88 (recommended to seek help immediately..) Took this test..*http://psychcentral.com/cgi-bin/addquiz.cgi
I scored a 24, with 16 & up being the highest possibility of ADHD presence on another screening online.
And to be honest, I feel like everything has gotten worse in the past couple of years.
I get much more easily frustrated with anything from a big problem to silly little things, I have a harder time focusing and being motivated than ever, am always disorganized and my place is almost always a mess and I can't find anything. I move just about every year when a lease is up, the idea of even signing a lease still makes me cringe because I feel tied down if I would ever have a change in circumstances or job or school in another area. I feel more depressed at times lately, but that comes and I feel it goes with the situations at hand (most that I create myself).
I'm trying to further my education now, and I seem to change schools and programs almost each semester. I'm really angry at myself lately. I'm starting to think I am self sabotaging and sometimes maybe even do things I don't even think about beforehand that are self sabotaging.* *Even when I studied psychology, I believed more in mind over matter and experiences having a definite affect on mental health problems. I'm just not sure my mind is strong enough to overcome this matter anymore.
I think it's gotten worse lately, as far as self sabotaging things in my life, little and big, over and over again.* I miss appointments, miss or skip for one reason or another, any attempts I've made at volunteering to find more experience for something I might actually enjoy doing even. I find something I don't like about something, and I'm screwed for staying interested. Or I am interested and have an entire month where one week I'm sick with bronchitis/sinusitis, next week sprain an ankle (I've done this several times to both ankles quite accident prone sometimes, and a number of car accidents in my past as well) the following week a bladder infection, and then a menstrual period. All making me feel like I could not make my 2 day a week volunteering, when I had just recently quit my job at the time (January 2011).
I have lived off some student loans for a couple of online classes here and there to supplement my poor employment habits recently. I got another job in April of this year, which due to the back and neck problems I have from the car accidents, trips and falls, and working jobs like retail, and banquet serving (heavy trays). This job, walking around on concrete all day put me at an 7-8 level of pain after about 2 weeks.
I stayed until July, when dealing with a dating scenario where we disagreed on everything, losing my car to a bad clutch, and feeling sick to my stomach from all the stress, I finally was encouraged to resign from my job before they fired me. I'm afraid to get a job now, because I am afraid I will have the same things happen over and over again and lose that job too, and that's if anyone would even hire me given my more recent not impressive length of time with employers.
I'm just so beyond frustrated. I've actually thought about trying to take a break from reality, or at least "my reality" once or twice in the past year, and go on a long camping spree across the state. Crazy, right? Irresponsible? Running from my problems? I've also felt I had gypsy/nomad/wanderer somewhere in my DNA. My father has lived in IL, WI, NY, FL, TN & MD in his life. His father, my grandfather, was married 4 times (although the last one stuck for 30 years, they fought all the time over little stuff) and was everything from an army man in ww2 Germany, to a truck driver, and rail road worker.. all jobs on the move so to speak.
I relocated from WI to Austin the end of July last year (2010) because I can't handle the long winters anymore, and also felt like I needed a change of scenery, maybe THAT would help me to stop spinning my wheels for once and going backwards if anywhere.
The last thing I'd like to mention for now, is.. as long as I can remember, even as a child.. I have had a terrible time trying to fall asleep, as well as not wanting to wake up in the mornings. My grandparents (who helped raise me) would tell me that sometimes, especially on weekends. I slept the clock around as a kid. I still have trouble falling asleep, which has also lead me to stay up into the wee hours because sometimes I don't see the point in trying to sleep.
More recently, the past few months, I have found myself waking up after I have fallen asleep and staying awake for different amounts of time. My mother is a chronic insomniac, my father also has some trouble falling asleep. My mother may have bi-polar and anxiety, but as of recent I've realized she may also have some hidden adhd tendencies that could also account for how she has been throughout her life. My mother has dealt with a lot, from a boyfriend dying in a car accident, to another boyfriend who took advantage of her physically in high school, to 17 years of fighting with my father, and maybe some other things too that I am not fully aware of myself.
Re: My revised story of adhd undiagnosed, trying to take to first consulation today
While I think you probably could have ADHD based on what you have written some doctors would agree and others would argue that you do not show enough symptoms in your childhood. You have a lot of data on your adult life but not much on your childhood. That is what precludes a lot of doctors from diagnosing ADHD because if there is no childhood impairment there is no ADHD. So If I was you I would spend as much time as you can trying to remember how you acted in school when you were younger.
Remember its already hard for most doctors to want to give you an ADHD diagnoses so you want to make it as easy as possible for them to do so.
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Yea being a girl, I didn't act out like boys do, all I remember was seeing "needs to pay more attention, not working to potential" on report cards. Girls get missed, almost every time.. So if they know anything about ADHD they should know this much.
Also, if you can..Women and ADD, a great burden.pdf
Women w. Adhd. not excuse du jou.pdf
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I am not doubting you because I am Inattentive so i was not noticed at all in school either. I am just saying the doctors need to know that you got "needs to pay more attention, not working to potential" on report cards and other things like that instead of more about your adult struggles.
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Doing homework at the last minute? The morning before going to school, or right before or between classes? Does that count also? Not wanting to get up or get ready for school in the morning? Only got in trouble or acted out at home, never in school.
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Yes, write that stuff down.
In 5th grade, I used to panic about writing assignments that were due the next day that I'd only just started. My mom would sit with me past midnight until I got it done. And then I'd get an A++. Is that even a real grade?
Constant procrastinating is a major symptom even if you still pull it off.
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Well I went, session went about 1 hr 15 mins....
She only asked me a few questions about why I think I have it, barely at all even looked at the 3 pages I had typed out (and hand written a few things I forgot) and asked me a bunch of why do u think you have adhd? what would it mean or do for you to say you had it? (sort of like i want it as my excuse perhaps?) What would that change if I said you have it?
That I'm perhaps "on paper adhd" but thinks I could explore ways to work it out with just counseling - - no tests or anything even mentioned -- Just a lot of why do you think that is etc? I almost got really ****** off for a minute that she suggested I just liked not working better, no, not really, just such a mess I am self destructing lately... idk.. I liked her in some ways... and as I told her I'm not sure I want meds or not anyway because I can't finish an antibiotic so if I forget/don't take adhd meds, that won't help either? I did agree with some of what she said ..
She's also the first person I recall to ever refer to ME as being "cerebral" ...
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Wow, that sounds really dismissive. I'm sorry to hear you had to put up with that.
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Sort of recalling now that she initially said something to the effect that everyone has the same capabilities and can "overcome" those adhd tendencies with enough proper "help"
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Sort of recalling now that she initially said something to the effect that everyone has the same capabilities and can "overcome" those adhd tendencies with enough proper "help"
I believe the irony here, is that I used to also think similar to her, especially when I was in college studying psychology.. that you can just "mind over matter" things like depression/anxiety/etc etc etc away if you just "try hard enough" to overcome them.
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If I was you I would see her one more time and tell her that she is a clueless moron who is going to ruin peoples lives onces she graduates with her belief in mind over matter. Clinical diagnoses of mental illnesses cannot be fixed without medication/physical treatment. Its like a parapalegic trying harder to walk or a blind man trying harder to see. It can't be done? I will try harder to overcome my ADHD...... Trust me I have been trying hard my whole life and only medication has helped.
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Re: My revised story of adhd undiagnosed, trying to take to first consulation today
I just remembered something from my elementary/middle school days.
I used to do homework (when I did do it on time) with a television and radio running simultaneously, and was convinced that it actually helped me to work on my homework.
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Likewise. It wasn't quite to the point where "willing" them away would work, but I was taught that every trait existed on a spectrum, and I don't entirely believe that anymore.
There is a group of people with once version of the DAT (dopamine transporter) gene, another group with another version, etc, and other mutations beside. And there is an interplay of these mutations that cause discrete differences. And those differences interplay with other genetic traits, and environment, to create a unique individual.
And so to some extent, the picture isn't a smooth bell curve, but layer upon layer of binary/trinary/quaternary/etc traits that eventually blur into what looks like a bell curve.
So say the trait "working memory" is made up of 21 little genes, the first twenty each making 1 point of difference, and the 21st gene makes a 20 point difference on top of that. Say 90% of people have the big one turned on and their range is then 20 to 40... The 10% who have it turned off can never exceed 20. (Very rough metaphor!)
Thinking of traits as a perfectly continuous bell-curved spectrum is problematic in some situations.
Anyway. If you like this person, she might be fine for dealing with emotional issues, but she doesn't seem to understand ADHD at all.
Sometimes people who deal with a lot of teens are more up-to-date on ADHD. I really don't know what to tell you... I had a similar kind of experience but I had sort of forgotten I'd been Dx'd with ADHD a couple of years earlier, and wasted a lot of time with a therapist who just didn't get me.
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Wow, that's interesting.. but I have to say the understanding formulas in statistics and that side of psychology was never my strong point, I think partially to do with never understanding algebra equations and things similar to that. I decided one day that someone just made algebra up to look smart, and it really made zero sense whatsoever, in reality.
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I know you waited for this appt but I feel really disappointed for you. Can you see someone else? A specialist? There are many things doctors use for a diagnosis and certainly a lot of q&a and talking but bejng dismissed by any doctor for any reason raises a red flag for me. If you went to a doctor complaining about fatigue and pain and they just said get more rest and excersise more you would be mad right? The same thing goes for adhd. You deserve quality care.
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Magen Nichole Moore of Columbus and Robert Blaine Davis of Columbus were married Oct. 3, 2009, at 1 p.m. at Lake Lowndes State Park, with Minister Bruce Morgan officiating. The bride is the daughter of Angie Camp and stepfather Duncan Camp of Columbus, and Chip Moore of Vernon, Ala. She is the granddaughter of Ardette Kuy Kendall and the late Pat Ingram, and Chess and Carol Moore and the late Rose Closs. The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather. She wore a Casablanca style dress. Misty Harris of Columbus served as matron of honor. Faith Camp, sister of the bride, Lindsey Killebrew and Chazz Price, all of Columbus, served as bridesmaids. The groom is the son of Robert and Cheryl Davis of Columbus. He is the grandson of Barbara Gregory and the late Elvis Gregory, and the late C. H. Davis and the late Kathleen Davis. Brent Mitchell of Millport, Ala., served as best man. Tyler Holbrook and Blake Parker, both of Columbus, served as groomsmen. The couple resides in Columbus. The bride is employed at Tomorrow's Pride Day Care and attends East Mississippi Community College and the groom is employed by Columbus Light and Water Department.
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Apple posted a job Friday seeking a Maps Web User Interface Designer to work on a "new secret project," according to MacRumors. The original wording has now been removed from the posting, but not before MacRumors made a copy of it. Its description originally read:
Design, develop, and maintain complex front-end code for a new secret project
Document and build unit tests for your code.
Work with operations, QA, and product management to maximize product effectiveness
The Web UI Designer - Maps posting also calls for someone with a minimum three years experience building native and web apps who also has HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, DOM, XML, JSON and Javascript experience.
Though there are no clear signs what the "new secret project" is, it could very well be that Apple wants to offer a web-based version of its maps in addition to its Maps apps for iOS and the upcoming OS X 10.9 Mavericks. A web-base Apple Maps would allow Windows users to easily look up places and directions from their desktops and then send those bookmarked locations or saved directions directly to their iOS devices -- as Mac users will be able to with OS X 10.9 Mavericks this fall.


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US President Donald Trump is clearly no leader of the free world. According to a new Pew Research Center study, he is deeply unpopular in most countries, and has already done serious damage to the United States' reputation.
Pew finds that three quarters of the world has little or no confidence in Trump, whose favorability in most countries is now below that of George W. Bush when he left office. By that time, Bush had invaded Iraq and presided over the beginning of the 2008 global financial crisis. Even in neighboring Canada, just 22 percent of those surveyed expressed confidence in Trump.
Sentiment toward Trump is even more unfavorable in Western Europe. In Germany, only 6 percent of respondents think he is qualified to hold his current office, and 91 percent regard him as arrogant. Similarly, 89 percent of respondents in the United Kingdom think Trump is arrogant, and only 50 percent still believe that the US and the UK have a special relationship now that he is in office. This may help to explain why Trump's scheduled state visit to the UK has been postponed indefinitely.
The countries where Trump has the most widespread support are Poland (73 percent see the US favorably) and Hungary (63 percent), which are both led by populist right-wing governments. Poland's defense minister has already described Trump's planned visit to Warsaw this week as an "enormous event" and a "huge success" for the Law and Justice Party (PiS) government, which has continued to rage against the European Commission and alienate Poland's European allies.
Under the PiS, Poland has been drifting steadily toward authoritarianism and has become increasingly isolated within the European Union. So, it is not surprising that Trump would want to visit the country. After all, this is a president who campaigned on a platform of "America first" nationalism, bet on the far-right French populist Marine Le Pen, and applauded the outcome of the Brexit referendum, even musing that other countries should consider following the UK out of the EU.
Given his track record, Trump will undoubtedly try to deepen the EU's internal divisions, by playing its eastern flank against its western members. The Hungarian and Polish governments are both eager to advance their projects of "illiberal democracy." And we can expect to see Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Poland's unelected de facto ruler, Jarosław Kaczyński, gladly indulge Trump's bigotry; indeed, it will be music to their ears.
Trump's simplistic, xenophobic rhetoric will also find a sympathetic audience among Poles and Hungarians who fear large-scale immigration. In recent years, large swaths of Central and Eastern Europe's electorates have been mobilized by populist rhetoric, and the region's governments have refused to cooperate with the EU's collective response to the refugee crisis. While polls suggest that Western European electorates are coming back around to supporting European integration and pro-European reformers, this positive mood has not yet reached Central and Eastern Europe, where suspicion toward the EU remains strong.
Unfortunately, the political environment in Central and Eastern Europe is ideal for populists who refuse to participate constructively in the European project. Given this, and the very real danger that other countries could pursue their own exit from the bloc, Trump must not be allowed to exacerbate existing divisions. Central Europeans must understand that moving to Europe's periphery will harm their own vital interests, by undermining their ability to influence the future of the continent. It is up to these countries to seek a compromise that enables them to continue participating in and influencing common policies.
No one has more to gain from a divided Europe than Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has long sought to disrupt the EU by destabilizing countries on its eastern periphery. For this reason, the European Commission, the European Council, and the French and German governments need to use all of the means at their disposal to ensure that the rule of law in Central and Eastern Europe is maintained.
At the same time, the European Commission and leading member-state governments should reach out to those in Central and Eastern European countries who still uphold and defend EU ideals. We need to change public opinion and build bridges in policy areas that are currently creating divisions, including migration, posted workers from one country to another within the EU, and energy policy.
With respect to the last of these issues, the EU urgently needs to create a true energy union to reduce its dependence on outside, increasingly hostile countries, not least Russia. And we should develop a credible European Defense Union within NATO, which would strengthen cooperation across the EU and alleviate eastern member states' security concerns.
Within the EU, there is room for compromise on all of these issues. If we can find common ground, we can start to bring Central and Eastern European publics back on board. It is in no one's interest – except, of course, Putin's – to allow any EU member states to be pushed into a corner, and potentially toward the door.
It is now up to Europe's leaders and the Trump administration's more responsible members, such as Secretary of Defense James Mattis, to prevent the US president from harming the EU. To do otherwise would be to risk weakening the Western alliance, upon which global stability and order rests.
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Inside the Alan Rudolph Racing Academy
EKN looks at the sport's finest driver development school
The sport of karting welcomed its newest dedicated school in 2017, when veteran driver and educator Alan Rudolph officially opened the doors to the Alan Rudolph Racing Academy at the beautiful Speedsportz Racing Park in New Caney, Texas. In the world of driver development, the launch of this new school ushers in a tremendous opportunity […]Read Full Story
Summer is here. For kids all over the country, it means no more school, no homework, and no more waking up early for the bus. The focus is on the latest video games, who's pool is everyone swimming at, and of course camps. Many travel with church groups, some attend YMCA or other organizations for […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: New Asphalt = New Karters
New kart tracks making quick impact on the sport
In the early days of the sport, karting enthusiasts ventured to any open pavement or smooth dirt area to enjoy racing around, just an inch off the ground. As the sport progressed, purpose-built karting facilities sprung up all over North America. Many were simple and small, with just enough space for karts to go side-by-side. […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: March 31, 2017
First quarter of 2017 season a success for number of operations and brands
The karting business is open 24 hours a day, 365 days throughout the year. In the past, there were times when many saw an off-season, with little to no business conducted. Those times have past, with the sport busy with action and events all 12 months out of the year. This keeps the industry busy […]Read Full Story
CRG Nordam: A New Era in North America for World Championship Brand
Building toward a strong and successful future for CRG
The 2016 calendar marked the 30th anniversary for the founding season of the CRG brand in karting. For three straight decades, CRG has been among the best in the sport, having earned 38 World Championship titles and World Cup victories, including the recent victory by Italian Paolo De Conto at the 2016 KZ World Championships […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: Tucker Launches Nitro Kart Cadet Program
Championship driver enters karting industry at full throttle
For the sport to thrive into the future, kart racing will need a consistent influx of young blood on the industry side of the fences. Youthful exuberance, a passion for being trackside and complete dedication will be key. The American karting community has been fortunate in the past and has secured the commitment of second- […]Read Full Story
Industry News: Grand Products Undergoes Change of Leadership
Denise Sayko takes over full operations of Grand Products
Effective immediately, Grand Products owner, Denise Sayko, who has been with the company for more than 30 years, has exercised her shareholder option and has taken over the full operations of Grand Products Incorporated. Sayko states, "I would like to thank Michael Tetreault for all he has done for us over the years with the […]Read Full Story
Industry News – Holeshot Drive Systems Sold to Energy Kart North America
AJ Whisler transfers company rights to Darren White
Known as one of the leading and premier drive system companies in North American karting, Holeshot Drive Systems in its entirity has been purchased by Darren White, owner of Energy Kart North America. With the deal completed weeks ago and finalized this past weekend, White and Energy Kart North America will begin distribution and promotion […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: Lucas Oil School of Racing
New program geared to help ease the transition from karting to cars
Progression is part of motorsports. There's a ladder that young pilots all want to climb through karting and, if their dreams come true, into cars and potentially F1, IndyCar or NASCAR. We hear about it regularly on TV broadcasts, as the announcers tout the karting success of the current crop of superstars. Drivers who begin […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: Streeter Super Stands
Established name continues under guidance of Hepfner Racing Products family
Passion for the sport of karting drives us all in different directions. Whether its competing as a driver for decades, volunteering whenever possible, or working into the industry side of the sport, we're all driven by passion. For the past three decades, one of the great examples in karting has been the Streeter Super Stands […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: 2016 Autosport International Show
Karting highlighted in leading racing exhibition
During my travels around North America and the world, I've spent a few thousand hours crammed into narrow airplane seats en route to some of the greatest racing venues on the planet. A regular stop during each trip is the magazine stand in the airport terminal, where I normally grab a couple publications to read […]Read Full Story
Industry Insider: HPD's Jeff Barrow
Motorsports powerhouse excited to continue karting connection
As the sport of karting rolls into its sixth decade, one of the key components for future growth and exposure may just be our evolving partnerships with companies from outside the inner karting circle. Honda Performance Development (HPD) has grown its connection with karting, and particularly Superkarts! USA, over the last several years and the […]Read Full Story
EKN Industry Insider: Innovative Karting's Curtis Ruth
Focus on local grassroots karting with Briggs and Intrepid
A pure passion for the sport of karting is one that can be filled by all levels of competition. It shouldn't matter what speeds are being turned, or how elevated the technology is…pure enjoyment of the sport is just that. National and international competition is thrilling and action-packed, for certain, but the honest enjoyment in […]Read Full Story
EKN Industry Insider: RaceLab's Steve Rickman
North American Formula K importer embarking on aggressive 2015 campaign
While many karters simply winterize and store their equipment following the final checkered flag of the season, the industry itself never really gets to enjoy that break. The growth of the assorted coastal winter series have made certain that the primary chassis importers and their national teams remain focused on preparing for the new season, […]Read Full Story
EKN Industry Insider: Precision Karting Technologies
Detroit-based company focuses on advancement in karting components
A majority of the karting companies in the United States market have been created on the basis of need, either personal necessity or demand from the community itself. During the early days of the sport, we needed equipment and complete karts were manufactured here in the US, and this included engines and all of the […]Read Full Story
EKN Industry Insider: Greg Bell – Leading Edge Motorsports
Passion continues to drive this NorCal karting figure toward victories and championships
Many who take part the sport of karting have their own motivation. They may love spending hours out in the garage tinkering away, experiencing new regions of their country while logging road miles heading to the next race, or even the sleepless nights under the lights making sure everything is ready for race day. There […]Read Full Story


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The other semifinal features Regal FC Barcelona and Olympiacos Piraeus. That's a rematch from the championship game of two years ago. While Barça remains an elite class squad, although no longer a dominant force on a level of their own, Oly has changed a lot. A couple of years ago Olympiacos was a team filled with high profile commodities such as Teodosic, Theo Papaloukas, Linas Kleiza, Josh Childress, Ioannis Bouroussis and Sofoklis Schortsanitis. The owners are no longer rich enough to afford talent at that price range and how they made it to the Final Four this year is one great story of roster building through value, a couple of lucky breaks, overachievement and great coaching.
Olympiacos' game centers around scoring-guard Vassilis Spanoulis, that guy Jeff Van Gundy thought couldn't hang in the NBA. Spanoulis has had one monster season – averaging 16.5 points on 56.1% effective shooting and a point per possession while also posting a .272 assist percentage on 27.5% usage. In a normal year in which Kirilenko wouldn't be around, he would be a heavy favorite to win the MVP.
The arrivals of Acie Law and Joey Dorsey midseason have been a huge reason of why Olympiacos took a leap from where they were at season's start to where they are now. Law has actually been half-decent after already doing well with Partizan Belgrade. The same is true for Dorsey, who brought better post-defense, paint protection and rebounding to a team that needed to sure up its frontcourt rotation, that after he had a not so successful stint with Caja Laboral Baskonia.
The star addition, however, was Kyle Hines, who arrived from Brose Baskets of Bamberg in January. Hines is your typical hard working, high energy, high maintenance, undersized, shot blocking big who will definitely crawl his way into the NBA one day. Count on it.
A youngster to keep an eye on is Kostas Papanikolaou. Once upon a time the 22-year-old was regarded as a prospect with a good shot of being one of those second-round picks nobody knows or cares for and then half-a-decade later, BOOM, he is on the Spurs and becomes a fan favorite. But Papanikolaou hasn't progressed all the much and this year has been a smaller part of the team than last season.
Former Michigan State Spartan Kalin Lucas and former Butler Bulldog Matt Howard started the season with the team but didn't survive through the year, not all the shocking considering head-coach Dusan Ivkovic is an elderly from Serbia, proven Hall of Famer who returned from retirement after sitting out a few years. He doesn't seem like the patient teacher type, especially to explain to some American kids this whole different game.
Meanwhile Barcelona is looking at a shot for its second title in three years. Barça arrives with its defense having posted one of the best performances in history. It has held opponents to an average of just 86.1 points per 100 possessions and 45.1% effective shooting, both league-leading statistics by a rather wide margin. Barcelona has rotations, help-defense concepts, switching and forcing opponents to low percentage areas down to an art.
And the enhancer behind that type of performance is Boniface N'Dong who is having the best season of his career at age 34 (officially). The ridiculously long seven-footer played a single season for the Clippers in 2005-2006 and despite his advanced age (officially) could be a relevant part of a rotation today in the league. Obviously, that's not going to happen. But in a perfect world, it should. That's how good a basketball player he still is.
Another of Barcelona's big-men who have already played in the league and should perhaps be given a shot at a return is Kosta Perovic. The 27-year-old, 7-feet-2 center is a great post defender and could have a place in a rotation. That's what I thought of Timofey Mozgov, though, and George Karl refuses to throw him out there against Andrew Bynum, so what do I know…
Oh and there's that Juan Carlos Navarro guy. We all know JC's deal. He hung out in Memphis for a year, then the Grizzlies traded Pau Gasol and Navarro looked around and said; "nah, man, I'm out of here". As much as we all hope and dream for a possible return, that's extremely unlikely and breaks your heart.
Marcelinho Huertas is constantly regarded as someone with a good chance of getting a shot in the league soon but Marcelinho is now 29 and the clock keeps ticking. If it hasn't happened for him yet, you have to wonder if it ever will.
The two guys on Barcelona's squad with an actual chance of making into the league, as soon as next year even, are Erazem Lorbek and Fran Vázquez. In fact, it has been reported Lorbek has already decided to join the Spurs, who acquired his rights on the Kawhi Leonard-George Hill trade, next summer. Lorbek is your prototypical skilled low post presence European big, a versatile weapon whose multi-dimensionality of his skill set makes him one of the toughest players to defend in the globe as he can score from the post, off the pick-and-pop, spotting-up…
Oh, Fran Vázquez… Fran was drafted 11th overall by the Orlando Magic in the 2005 draft, which envisioned him to be the perfect frontcourt pairing for Dwight Howard. Vázquez just never crossed the Atlantic. Word is he was about to do it last summer. His contract was up, he declined Barça's offer for an extension, which resulted in head-coach Xavi Pascual putting him on the doghouse for essentially that whole year. But then the lockout took place and Vázquez re-signed for just one year, possibly signaling he's really intending to come over.
It remains likely Vázquez will be a pretty good player in the Association. He has the attributes to succeed. Fran is a lomg, athletic big who is a great shot blocker, a fundamentally sound post defender and a legit weapon off the pick-and-roll. His minutes over the last couple of years have been absurd. I figure Pascual and management can't possibly still be angry over the extension thing but it just doesn't add up how little he is on the court.
The thing is does he even factor in on the Magic's plans anymore? Orlando has the whole Dwight Howard cloud hanging over their heads, they are likely to re-sign Ryan Anderson and Glen Davis has proven to be not a terrible investment. In theory, it wouldn't be unreasonably to add Vázquez to that rotation since he would become a true backup to Howard, which neither Anderson nor Davis is, but is this going to be Otis Smith's thought process?
Anyway, these are the storylines and names you, NBA fan, can familiarize yourself with if intending to watch the EuroLeague Final Four this year. It's a different type of basketball but it is basketball and if you really do love the game, some part of you will be open-minded about the differences and enjoy some. So, feel devotion. You might like it.
Rafael Uehara is the Managing Editor of 'The Basketball Post' and a correspondent for NetScouts Basketball. More of his work can be found here and he can be followed on twitter @rafael_uehara.


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Tigers try to complete three-game sweep of Rays Wednesday
Pitching continues to fail the Tampa Bay Rays when they need it most, and Jake Odorizzi has contributed to that problem for longer than the club's six-game slide.
Another loss Wednesday night in Detroit would complete a three-game sweep, but the Tigers' starter has been even less effective than Odorizzi.
Detroit (64-74) won 8-7 Tuesday in 13 innings to send the Rays (67-71) to their third straight loss and fifth in six games. Tampa Bay's starting staff, which ranks third in the AL with a 3.68 ERA, has a 6.54 mark in the last six to drop the club 6 1/2 games back of Texas for the second wild card.
The poor pitching has wasted Evan Longoria's .409 average with four home runs and nine RBIs in those games, while J.P. Arencibia is at .440 in his last eight.
Detroit's arms have actually been worse with a 6.97 team ERA in 15 games, which helps explain why it won consecutive games for the only time over a 5-13 span.
The Tigers are now seeking a third straight home win for the first time since May 20-22, as well as a 4-2 homestand to give them their first stay over .500 since going 4-3 against the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland and Cincinnati from June 9-16.
Victor Martinez was out of the lineup for a second straight game with flu-like symptoms, but Rajai Davis homered for the third time in the series and J.D. Martinez also connected for his 36th. Dating to 1969, only Miguel Cabrera (four times), Cecil Fielder (twice), Dean Palmer, Darrell Evans and Martinez have surpassed 35 homers for the Tigers.
It was Davis who was the center of attention with the homer, a walk-off sacrifice fly, three strikeouts, a dropped routine fly ball with the bases loaded and being a part of four replay reviews.
"Everything is just blurry right now," Davis said. "I can't say that I've ever been a part of anything like that before, or even seen anything like that before."
Odorizzi (6-8, 3.35 ERA) hasn't won since July, going 0-2 with a 4.71 ERA in his last seven starts. The losses have come in his last two, and he gave up five runs and three hits - all home runs - with two walks in 6 2-3 innings of Friday's 5-2 defeat at the New York Yankees.
"Three hits, five runners, and they all scored," Odorizzi told MLB's official website. "That was the storyline. Just an odd night, but we'll move on."
That last victory July 28 came at home against Detroit as Odorizzi surrendered a run and six hits with eight strikeouts in six innings to get to 1-1 with a 2.84 ERA in two career starts in the series. J.D. Martinez is 3 for 6 against him, but Alex Aliva is 0 for 5 with three strikeouts.
Kyle Lobstein returned from the 60-day disabled list in Friday's 8-1 home loss to Cleveland and gave up six runs and eight hits in 4 1-3 innings for his fourth loss in as many starts. Lobstein (3-6, 5.02) hadn't pitched since May 23 due to left shoulder soreness and has an 8.53 ERA and .358 opponent batting average on the losing streak.
"Not very good," Lobstein said. "I fell behind too many hitters and gave them too many pitches to hit behind in the count."
The last four starts have all come at home, dropping the left-hander to 2-7 with a 5.37 ERA in 11 career starts at Comerica Park.


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CodeCheck to take up residency at CTI Startup Camp/
We are excited to welcome yet another startup at our office this year!
CodeCheck is one of the more mature startups to visit the New York Outpost as part of the Market Entry Camp that swissnex runs for startups from Switzerland's Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI).
Julie Berthoulot will be in our offices from November 23 to December 27 – and has a robust plan to appraise and conquer the US market. A Swiss company, CodeCheck.info has become a leading independent online product check scanning app, and is now a very strong consumer platform in Germany. Users scan the bar code of a product with their smartphones and receive detailed background information within a very short time. Codecheck.info can provide unique information about specific products, which consumers have shown a great appetite for – especially in the food and personal care products sectors. Among other things, the app also shows whether a product is harmful to one's health or whether it was sustainably produced.


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VALHALLA, N.Y. -- Valhalla Middle School brought home the hardware last week, with its symphonic band winning a silver medal the New York State School Music Association evaluation festival, held at Fox Lane High School in Bedford.
The band, led by director Scott Rimm-Hewitt, performed three pieces before a panel of New York State School Music Association judges. The judges then scored and commented on the students' performances according to defined guidelines which are set out by NYSSMA.
Composed of 50 musicians, the band performed "The High School Cadets" by J.P. Sousa, "Dark Fortress Overture" by Rob Rice and "Renegade Dances" by David Schaffer.
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Columbia in Tuolumne County, California — The American West (Pacific Coastal)
Columbia Cemetery
Founded 1855
Dedicated by Golden Era Parlor #99 – Columbia, Native Daughters of the Golden West. 24, April 1989.
Erected 1989 by Native Daughters of the Golden West.
Marker series. This marker is included in the Native Sons/Daughters of the Golden West marker series.
Location. 38° 2.351′ N, 120° 23.955′ W. Marker is in Columbia, California, in Tuolumne County. Marker can be reached from School House Street. Touch for map. The cemetery is at the end of the road, on top of the hill. Marker is in this post office area: Columbia CA 95310, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. To Honor the Chinese Pioneers (within shouting distance of this marker); Charles Crist Kress (within shouting distance of this Columbia Masonic Cemetery (within shouting distance of this marker); Columbia School House (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); A Cosmopolitan Society (approx. 0.2 miles away); Claverie Building (approx. 0.2 miles away); Bixel Brewery (approx. ¼ mile away); The Burns Cottage (approx. ¼ mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Columbia.
Categories. • Cemeteries & Burial Sites •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on June 26, 2008, by Andrew Ruppenstein of Sacramento, California. This page has been viewed 1,506 times since then and 10 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on June 26, 2008, by Andrew Ruppenstein of Sacramento, California. • J. J. Prats was the editor who published this page.


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Microsoft Visual Studio Code v1.0 is available for Linux!
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
The new Linux Kernel Version 4.5.2 is available for download! Visit the Linux Kernel Archive here: https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/ Get the new Linux Kernel directly through this link: https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v4.x/linux-4.5.2.tar.gz NEW: See the latest FUN statistics for this Kernel version here: https://www.linuxcounter.net/statistics/kernel See how many lines of code this new version has, how many bad words or how […]
Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.
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I have a friend staying with me at the moment who works on Saturdays selling apples at West Hampstead farmers market with Malcolm at Pippins Orchard, so we are lucky to have delicious fresh autumn apples in the fruit bowl on our kitchen table. I'm hoping to take a trip over to see them in action apple selling soon and will post some pictures on my instagram feed when I do.
After picking some fresh rosemary in my garden on Monday, I got the urge to try an apple and rosemary combination in the form of this crumble. I had debated whether to simply roast some apples with the rosemary but instead decided to do one of my healthy oat based crumbles with the rosemary blitzed through. I served the crumble with some maple vanilla cashew cream, a great dairy free cream alternative that is also amazing with fresh fruit or fruit compote and granola for breakfast. Recipes for both are below.
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Last year was an exciting time to be watching micro-consoles!
Now there are newer micro-consoles type devices coming out in 2014, these include the Ouya 2, So Huawei Tron and vyper.
Also rumors of Amazon and Google creating their own.
Well, I thought it would be a good time to look back at 2013's micro-consoles.
I haven't included the Sony Playstation VitaTV.
It would have made the matrix more complicated ie Software/Hardware openness etc
Ironically, it's more of a micro console then the Nvidia Shield!
There was (and still is) a reoccurring theme with micro-consoles of 2013, they all needed help!
Issues ranging from custom software, Android and hardware support, and now in 2014 are still in a work in progress.
I guess from the competitive rush to market.
I do own a MOJO so I am bias, but the spec information below comes from wikipedia and reviews sites.
Feel free to correct me below.
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The table is too large to fit here nicely, so I put it in a new window:
Show table in new window.
Fellow GamePlay3D engine user Ithai Levi aka Random lines of code has created Scene-viewer for blender with GamePlay3D.
This app launches a GamePlay3D engine preview window of your 3D object and animation from blender.
I'm looking at porting this so I can use in Shade3D as it also use python scripting.
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Obviously the controller (called CTRLR) wasn't made for 7" tablets, it was made only for mobile phones.
I take no responsibility if you choose to follow my guide, follow at your own risk.
But I find that it works fine following these rules:
If you decide to try it out, please read and understand all of this before starting.
And let me know how you go, send me a photo of yours and I'll put it up here with your name and comments on it.
I'm sure there is a better way of doing this, but this was quick, cheap and easy.
I would say it's a better clone of the NVIDIA Shield (which I haven't used) because of the 2 inch bigger screen, obviously it also depends on the tablet you use.
Surprisingly, it is a really fun way to play, It's more intimate because of the larger screen and a familiar controller, I guess that must be the appeal the Shield is targeting.
It doesn't feel like a children's product because of it's size and weight.
I like having the console stand vertically, it's very stable. This book above isn't level.
Update: 2014-03-02 Mad catz MOJO Final thoughts
Below is not maintained and out of date.
I've had my MOJO for a few days now, since the 28th of December 2013.
So I thought I would do a quick initial review.
First, here is me doing an unboxing for you:
Mad Catz MOJO Android Micro-Console Unboxing and setting up 28/12/2013
Setting up
Plug everything together, power it up and MOJO is up and running!
Very quick and easy :)
When going through the setup, USB/BT keyboard and a mouse is recommended as there is a lot of typing and clicking (network/account setup etc) which can take a long time with just the controller.
Next, you'll notice a mad catz link on the main desktop, this is a walk-through guide on installing most common apps:
At the end there is a MOJO 'portal' link.
Finally, installing your apps from google play store, this is literally hit and miss but we'll get to this later.
Here are my initial thoughts:
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The Tegra 4 is very impressive, NOVA3 just doesn't feel like a mobile game
but a AAA console game and plays flawlessly with all visuals on high.
It's light reflection ability being a highlight.
Fast UI/Multi-tasking
Android on the MOJO is extremely snappy!
It multi-tasks with no lag or slow down, ie media player, opera, games, twitter, skype etc
I can quickly drop back to the desktop with a push of the mad catz button.
All apps so far are very responsive with no sign of slow down.
I'll be doing a video on these soon, but for now here's a list of what I've installed.
All installed from:
Which all support controllers:
If you don't know which to get, I can recommend the .emu ones, easy to setup.
Or just install this:
Quick to set up ALL systems and includes most Sega/Nintendo consoles/portables, Doom/Quake & PSX
I installed these:
N64: Mupen64Plus AE
I start with the OUYA layout and change the D-pad and Z trigger buttons.
Easy to map controls, works well.
Roms must be .z64
Configure the graphics plug-in using the 10th Anniversary one, works the best.
Actually plays better then I expected! FPS work fine, driving games not that good.
SNES: Snes9xPlus
Works well, create a new profile and set the CTRLR.
Roms must be .smc
NES: NES.emu
Sega MegaDrive/Genius: MD.emu
All 8/16bit games I've test run at full speed, I haven't tried PSX yet.
Media player
XBMC runs very well, locally and streaming media from my PC.
HD videos run with no glitching, very smooth.
Quick boot up
Boot up time is very fast, 25 seconds!
I've installed a few apps (opera, dolphin, NOVA3, Conduit HD, Meltdown, Dead trigger 2, beachbuggy, Twitter, wifi analyzer, emulators, Antutu Benchmark, skype, PDF reader, VLC, MX player, XMBC, gameplay3d.org demos) I guess there's not much on it yet but impressive non the less.
I can pair my mini BT keyboard and surf/tweet/skype etc
Overall it works well, all alpha numeric keys work as expected.
However there's mapping issues with the delete, shift and enter keys.
Play Ouya games
From http://forum.xda-dev … thread.php?t=2596802:
Every Ouya game seems to work very well or even better than on the Ouya. If you use the CTRL, some buttons seem to be mapped wrong, but this is not a big problem, most of the games can be played. If you own an Ouya, then you can even use the Ouya controller on the mojo, where you do not have wrong mapped buttons.
The only issue is that you can't buy the full version of the games. But most of those games are free anyway. And all of the games are free to try. This way, you can play 500+ great games on the MOJO


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PART 1 of 2
Jon Christian Ryter
March 20, 2011
It was on Jan. 29, 2011 that a radical anti-Jewish Muslim group which calls itself the Answer Coalition held an anti-Hosni Mubarak protest outside of Barack Hussein Obama's temporary abode at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC. Since it appeared to be just one more idiot protest in the nation's capital, not too many beltway-and-beyond spectators paid much attention to it. There were just too many homegrown economic problems here to worry about without getting entangled in the family feuds of the feudal lords of the Mideast. Particularly since anyone in America who has spent five minutes studying Islam know there is no such thing as independent, freethinking freedom in Sharialand. But, it's also a safe bet that almost no Americans—even those who were watching the protests in Egypt and who knew that Mubarak's family had fled Egypt three days before—realized this was an omen of very bad things to come.
They should have. Not only should it have told them that there was real trouble brewing in Egypt, but anyone following the dots should have run across the Muslim Brotherhood in their quest to learn who, or what, the Answer Coalition really was since the DC protest was organized by the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslims used the stage to warn the US news media that the unrest in Tunisia and Egypt would spread across the entire Mideast—and the protesters would topple Arab governments that are currently allied with the United States.
Egypt was phase two of what the Muslim Brotherhood actually reiterated during the Washington protest that those behind the protests would overthrow every pro-western Muslim government in the Mideast. The US government, through the Kenyan-born, Indonesian-raised interloper in the White House who favors Islam, failed to hear the message, or ignored it. He chose, instead, to champion the anti-American protests from the podium of the Oval Office as a "democracy movement" in the Mideast. Following the lead of the White House, the mainstream media did the same. Especially when the fluid "democracy protests" flowed into Libya and it appeared to those who are accustomed to being told what they believe, that freedom-minded civilians were attacking the Islamofascist government of Muammar Muhammad al-Gaddafi. The media, of course, hyped it as a good thing. It may well prove, in the long run for the non-Muslim world, that it was not.
The White House knew that what was happening in Egypt was the second salvo in a multifaceted attempt by the Muslim Brotherhood to overthrow every pro-western government in the Mideast. The protests in Tunisia and Egypt were not citizen-instigated or citizen-led freedom protests—just as the union-orchestrated protests in Wisconsin over collective-bargaining rights were not spontaneous citizen protests. The AFL-CIO filled the streets of Madison, Wisconsin will 70,000 union protesters bused in from around the country. Radical Islam supplied thousands of protesters in Tunisia and Egypt. Many were intimidated, coerced and threatened if they did not appear in the streets. Some marched willingly, believing that, at the end of the protest, there would be real democracy in Sharialand. .
The first salvo was fired in Tunisia when ciivl unrest began on Dec. 17, 2010, leading to Tunisian strongman President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fleeing to Saudi Arabia 28 days later on Jan. 14, 2011. Ben Ali was protected by both the United States and France. Egypt's protection largely came from the England and the United States.
Because the protesters organized their rallies over the Internet, the government used selective phishing to seize Internet passwords and scan the emails of everyone they suspected of participating in civil unrest in the hopes of finding emails from the ringleaders of the coup. Ben Ali also used GPS for real-time tracking of cell phone users in the hopes of catching them with protest organizers when they met to discuss strategies.
Mubarak simply shut down both Internet and cell phone service and disrupted the protesters. The Tunisian protest—dubbed a "revolution" by the media—ended on March 9, 2011 when Ben Ali's political party was dissolved. The Egyptian riots—also dubbed a "popular revolution" (or the Jasmine Revolution) by the media—began on January 25, 2011. Mubarak resigned on February 11. The Washington Post summed up the Egyptian coup by saying: "The Jasmine Revolution should serve as a stark warning to Arab leaders—beginning with Egypt's 83-year old Hosni Mubarak—that their refusal to allow more economic and political opportunity is dangerous and untenable. The BBC assessment was more realistic. They said: "The simple fact is that most Egyptians do not see any way that they can change their country or their lives through political action, be it voting, activism, or going out into the streets to demonstrate." Over 325 of those "citizens" were killed during the protests. Did they gain anything? No. In the end, only the Muslim Brotherhood won because Egypt's close alliance with the United States was fractured and the Ikhwan will have a role in the new government.
As the United States and NATO forces launched aerial attacks against Libya—which is neither a friend nor political ally of the United States, the Muslim Brotherhood turned its sights on Syria which is also neither a friend nor ally of the United States. In April, 2009 the leader of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, Ali Sadr al-Din al-Bayanuni pulled out of Syria's National Salvation Front, a coalition of opposition groups committed to overthrowing Syrian President-for-life Bashir al-Assad. Syria watchers believed the Ikhwan was reconciling with the Assad regime. In January, 2009 during the Israeli-Gaza conflict, there were meetings held between Bashir Assad and several Sunni religious leaders including Sheik Yusaf al-Qaradawi which seemed to indicate a rapprochement between Syria's secular government and the Muslim Brotherhood.
While Assad and most of the world thought there had been a major philosophical shift in the Ikhwan's position on Assad over a more threatening enemy—Israel, that was not what was happening. The Muslim Brotherhood wasn't strong enough to overthrow Assad. The Ikhwan negotiated a truce with Assad's Baath Party where Muslim Brotherhood leaders would be allowed to return to Syria and reside there not only as Syrian citizens, but as a political-theological movement.
On Jan. 30, 2011, a Facebook subscriber in the Mideast posted this Facebook entry: "After Friday prayers, 4 / February is the first day of anger for the Syrian people proud. Comprehensive civil disobedience in all cities, all." At 9:22 p.m. on the same day, a Facebook member using the English screen name of Coffinman, responded: "In 2 days, 5,400+ people have joined this Facebook group dedicated to overthrowing the regime of Syrian despot Bashir al-Assad. As you know, I hope, this is how Tunis and Egypt's uprisings began as well. Spread the word! Like the Facebook group. Support the Syrian people by getting the word out. The Assad regime in Damascus is the next domino to fall. On a sidenote, there were demonstrations by Sudanese today as well. Feb. 12 will bring mass protests to Algeria 'dedicated to overthrowing the government and ending the 19-year state of emergency.' There is a general strike tomorrow in Tunisia against the RCD Party and the interim government."
The Syrian Day of Anger did take place on Friday, Feb. 4. The protesters, again using Facebook, called for a Day of Rage on Saturday, Feb. 5 in Damascus. One Facebook page, joined by 2,500 supporters, called for an end of Assad corruption, and demanded that the Syrian Parliament bring an end to the 60-year old "state of emergency" that granted Assad dictatorial powers. On Jan. 30, Coffinman predicted demonstrations in the Sudan on Feb. 12 The public protests actually took place a day earlier to celebrate Hosni Mubarak's resignation. On February 12, thousands ignored police warnings and took to the streets in Algiers. Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika deployed what the Washington Times reported as 26,000 riot police to stop an estimated 10,000 protesters. Algerian officials reported that only about 1,500 protesters turned out for the rally.
The most successful use of social websites like Facebook and Twitter to date has been accomplished by the Muslim Brotherhood. They used Facebook and Twitter to plan and topple several Mideast governments in less than 90 days, and are now attacking several other. What they accomplished shows why every truly democratic parliamentarian countries on Earth have enacted, or are in process of enacting, legislation that will allow them, in times of declared national emergencies, to exercise the Internet kill switch that each of them already possesses, and completely block all of the onramps to the Information Superhighway; or, to selectively shutdown every portal or ISP being used by destructive factions, like the Muslim Brotherhood is currently doing in the Mideast, determined to who are determined to upset the balance of power in the world and, like most underdogs in the age old struggle to conquer the world, use whatever weapons they find to create chaos since it is only through chaos that radical change happens.
The question the world should be asking about the Muslim countries whose governments are being toppled one after another like dominos by the Muslim Brotherhood, should not be whether or not the citizens of those countries are going to win freedom since they are not. Rather, they should be asking why has the world's media downplayed the Muslim Brotherhood's role in the lightning fast coups? Second, since most people know very little, if anything, about the Muslim Brotherhood, they should be asking who they are, and where their power comes from? And, finally, they should be asking what is their objective?
The Muslim Brotherhood, also called the Muslim Brethren (Jamiat al-Ikhwan al-muslimun) or, more literally, the Society of Muslim Brothers is one of the first Muslim groups to totally politicize Islam. They oppose all secular tendencies in all Islamic nations and flatly reject all Western influences in Muslim lands. The motto of the Ikhwan is: "Allah is our objective. The Prophet is our leader. Qur'an is our law. Jihad is our way. Dying [for] Allah is our highest hope." But, we're getting ahead of ourselves.
The Birth of the Brotherhood
The founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was a school teacher named Hasan al-Banna. Born into a poor Muslim family in southern Egypt on Oct. 14, 1906, al-Banna was attracted to radical extremism at an early age. He was hostile to the political system of the West with all of its inherent rights—particularly those for women. The Muslim Brotherhood was the very first Islamic fundamentalist movement in the world. It came on the heels of the fall of the Ottoman Empire. While still in his teens, al-Banna began recruiting adherents from among his friends and acquaintances. They called each other the "brethren," and argued about what was both good and bad about the Arab society, and to mourn the decline of Islam which they blamed on the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the curse of oil—and the bankers and industrialists in the West.
As the West increasingly intruded into the Muslim world in their quest for black gold, al-Banna began speaking out in inflammatory speeches against colonialism, Arab nationalism and the weakness of the Muslims in the post-Ottoman world. He preached the anti-capitalist doctrines of Stalin Marxism and Hitler fascism. Preaching Islamic revivalism al-Banna shared his vision of restoring the Caliphate—a dream he knew could only happen by the sword. Al-Banna produced a booklet called "The Way of Jihad" in the early 1930s. In this document, al-Banna begins by saying: "Jihad is an obligation from Allah on every Muslim and cannot be ignored nor evaded. Allah has ascribed great importance to jihad and has made the reward of the martyrs and fighters in his way a splendid one. Only those who have acted similarly and who have modeled themselves upon the martyrs in their performance of jihad can join in this reward..."
As al-Banna's anti-west, jihadic rhetoric became more virulent, his followers multiplied and he became Imam al-Banna, preaching inflammatory hatred against Arab heretics and the need for Muslims to return to their purest roots, reestablish the Caliphate and re-ignite the great and final holy war—the final jihad—against the non-Muslim world. The first step towards that international jihad came in the form of terrorism against the Jews in Palestine during what is known as The Great Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 when one of the most powerful Muslim Brotherhood leaders, the Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti (supreme religious leader) of Jerusalem incited his followers to slaughter both the Jews living in Palestine and the British military which administered the Balfour Declaration (the 1922 British Mandate for Palestine). When the Great Arab Revolt commenced in 1936, the Brotherhood had about 800 members. In 1938—2 years into the revolt—its membership had grown to close to 200 thousand.
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The underground network of the Brotherhood had become so powerful that they had secret assassination squads and sleeper cells of subversive martyrs-in-waiting who awaited orders to carry out forms of terrorism, assassinations and, when needed, suicide missions. The Brotherhood recruited their many of their followers from the ranks of the Egyptian Army, the police and even administrative functionaries from the government. For part two click below.
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The Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) manages groundfish fisheries in U.S. waters off California, Oregon, and Washington. Members of the SWFSC Groundfish Analysis Team (GAT) have provided scientific advice to the PFMC and its advisory bodies for almost 30 years. Research by GAT members is often aimed at addressing issues directly related to management.
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DescriptionClyde's Revenge (revenge for what, we are uncertain) is a sequel to Clyde's Adventure. It is a platform game that has you locked in many strange castles, and your only method of escape is to collect the magic stones to free yourself.
Unlike many platform games, Clyde's Revenge has no enemies to kill and no bosses to beat. Instead, you must solve puzzles, avoid traps, and pull an innumerable number of levers. You will also need to collect life, in case of the odd tumble from a large height or the most unfortunate slip into a pool of lava.
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|Side scrolling Plat form game. Could be better, but OK I guess.
|Ryoku Mikan (2)
|I don't which is sadder...this or the guys behind it.
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|No, no! What happened to Clyde?
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|Quite pathetic, really.
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On May 19, the Castleton Police Department contacted the Vermont State Police in Rutland to request assistance with a missing person investigation.
On May 19, the Castleton Police Department contacted the Vermont State Police in Rutland to request assistance with a missing person investigation.
The Castleton Police received a report of a missing adult male on May 18 at approximately 10:33 p.m., reported by a family friend. Through the course of the initial investigation, police learned the missing male was last seen May 14 at a farm located in Castleton near his place of residence.
On May 20, detectives with the Vermont State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigations along with Castleton Police officers traveled to the residence of the missing male in order to further investigate his disappearance. The continued investigation revealed information that led detectives to believe that the missing male may have been the victim of homicide. Detectives subsequently took Stephen Pelletier, age 58 of Castleton, into custody in connection with this disappearance. Pelletier had been living at the same residence with the missing male on Eaton Hill Road East in the town of Castleton, Rutland County.
Early Wednesday morning, a court ordered search warrant was obtained to search the property located on Eaton Hill Road East in Castleton for the missing adult's remains in addition to other evidence of homicide. Upon execution of this search warrant, detectives located a body on the property. Members of the VSP Crime Scene Search Team were activated and will make a forensic recovery of the body during daylight hours on Wednesday. The decedent will subsequently be transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for autopsy and positive identification.
Stephen Pelletier was lodged and held without bail at the Marble Valley Correctional Facility. Pelletier is expected to be arraigned on Wednesday, May 21st to answer to the charge of First Degree Murder, in violation of Title 13 VSA 2301.
The name of the decedent is being withheld pending the official identification of the remains by the Vermont OCME. This remains an active investigation.


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Series: Trails Illustrated Maps Volume: 214
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Scale: 1:37,700
Covering all of Zion National Park, our Trails Illustrated map contains detailed topography with shaded relief, up-to-date trails, roads, and points of interest, plus trail summaries and useful information to get the most from your visit.
The North side of the map covers the popular Zion Narrows with a companion hiking timetable, plus Kolob Canyons, La Verkin Creek Trail, Hop Valley Trail, Wildcat Canyon, the West Rim Trail, and more. The South side of the map details the park headquarters, Floor of the Valley Road, East Rim Trail, Telephone Canyon Trail, and the Virgin River.
Printed on durable, waterproof, tear-resistant and environmentally friendly material that will stand up to any outdoor condition. Both sides feature a UTM and Latitude/Longitude grid for use with a GPS, plus compass rose, scale bar and legend for easy interpretation.
Approximately 4.25" × 9.25" folded; 26" × 38" fully opened
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