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It's difficult to believe its already April! Now is a great time to freshen up your bedding for the upcoming season with a new look. Mixing and matching can be a charming and fun look, so don't feel pressured to get too matchy matchy and buy a whole set of sheets if thats not what you are into. Just adding new pillow cases can give your bedroom a facelift.
Here are ten options that range from neutral, to colorful and even printed.
- Ipomoea Shams from Anthropologie
- Cotton Linen W Gauze Pillow Cover in Navy from Muji
- Marble Print Pillow from Ferm Living
- Kivet Black King Sham from Marimekko
- Dot trellis Sham from CB2
- PS 2012 from IKEA
- Arabesque Jacquard Shams from West Elm
- Hand Dyed Velvet Pillow in Celias Blue from Canvas Home
- Pure Linen striped Pillow Cases from Linum Studio
- Periwinkle Shams from John Robshaw
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Focus Area: Digital and Multimedia Forensics
Description: Despite persistent and conscientious computer security efforts, terrorists still find ways to gain unauthorized access to computers and steal sensitive information. Collecting data from computers to determine who, how, when, and what was accessed becomes critical and normally requires highly trained investigators or forensic scientists. In this project, ID Scientific created a system to make the extraction and analysis of the data in these cases quicker, easier, and more complete than ever before. This new advanced computer forensic system can rapidly download stored data and RAM, determine the programs and running processes that were being used, identify passwords, and collect other data pertinent to the incident. Most significantly, the new system eliminates the need to have physical access to the targeted computer because it can remotely perform its capabilities and evidence collection via the Internet or a local area network. The advanced log collector can target any Windows, Mac, or Linux-based computer and is minimally invasive. Modules within the software thoroughly analyze the extracted raw data and transform it into easy-to-read reports. The software program is now commercially available from the vendor.
Project Cost: $355,000
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Piggott's Pharmacy necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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Piggott's Pharmacy
I'm a young 2 pharmacy owner in Australia. Currently my pharmacies are unbranded and bland, but well known and respected by the community. They are strongly community focused and service driven, rather than price. I would like to stay personal and professional, without customers feeling they are shopping in large franchised chain. Our individual personality is our point of difference to the larger franchised pharmacies in competition to me only 70m away.
I already have loyal customers from the local area but to compete against the big guys I need more. This logo needs to appeal to potential customers, both people walking past and throughout my expanding advertising. The branding needs to be eyecatching and acceptable to ALL AGES. Polite and still professional for the older generation (the largest proportion of my business), yet fun and adorable to the young and middle aged... who are the new customers I want to win over. 85% of customers would be female.
I need an icon/logo to represent my pharmacies, so I can use it across all areas... My outside banners, inside merchandising, all stationary (labels, bags, business cards etc) and advertising newsletters.
I have an idea to use an adorable pig in the logo (My name is Anthony Piggott, hence the pig). The pig (despite not being health related) can be super cute (especially strong for females), fun and eye-catching. I mainly need it to be recognisable to represent my name. It will not take away the importance that this is still a pharmacy.
One pharmacy is Piggott's Hamilton Pharmacy. The other is Piggott's Blackbutt Pharmacy.
You may leave in or out Australian Pharmacy Cross (see it's in the attachment), and you are free to alter its colours.
Colour scheme is open. Both pharmacies currently use alot of a deepish green (also in attachment). I would like introduce a light pink throughout the logo, but am unsure if it can work??
Keep design simple and respectful that it's a pharmacy but modern.
The pig if you so wish to include it.. can later be built on in different poses to help advertise ".. and pig's fly with these prices","... you'll be happy as a pig in mud" etc
Good luck and thanks guys!
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If your current row-crop tractor is holding you back from upgrading to a bigger planter or implement, new models for 2011 promise to provide the power and capacity required to make the leap. Three companies — Case IH, John Deere, and New Holland — launched new series of 150-plus-hp row-crop tractors for 2011, and Versatile and JCB each came out with new, more powerful models.
"The 240-plus-hp MFWD industry is growing rapidly," says John Bohnker, marketing manager for Case IH Magnum tractors. "Farmers continue to seek bigger planters and tillage equipment, which require more horsepower to pull. Along with more horsepower, farmers are looking for more hydraulic and lift capacity to be more efficient."
Here's an overview of the new 2011 row-crop lineups equipped with features that raise the bar in power, performance and comfort.
Case IH Magnum Series
Case IH this year launched a new generation of Magnum tractors designed to offer more power, comfort and fuel economy. Nine models, ranging from 150 to 280 PTO hp, are powered by 6.7- or 8.7-liter Interim Tier 4 engines made in-house by Fiat Powertrain Technologies. The engines are the first to meet Interim Tier 4 standards using Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) emissions reduction technology, which the company claims cuts operating costs by 10% through increased fuel efficiency and extended service intervals, now at 600 hrs.
The new engines are designed to deliver up to 14% power growth before peaking out. An additional 35-hp "power boost" kicks in during mobile PTO, hydraulic and transport applications. A transmission feature called Diesel Saver Automatic Productivity Management, carried over from the previous line, determines the best gear ratio and engine rpm for the task to maximize fuel efficiency.
A new MultiControl Armrest gives drivers fingertip control of engine throttle, up/down shift, forward/reverse shuttle, hydraulic remote valves, and an automatic end-of-row function. Cab suspension was added for the first time. A new surround frame allows for a turning radius of just over 16 ft., the tightest in the industry. Hydraulic flow also is industry-leading at 75 gpm.
For more information, visit www.caseih.com/na.
New Holland T8 Series
The new T8 series from New Holland replaces the T8000 launched in 2007. It boasts the longest wheelbase in the industry to provide stability in the field or during high-speed transport, according to the company. A front 3-pt. hitch and PTO can now be integrated in the frame to power large hay cutters or other front-mounted tools and to hold ballast during tillage work.
All five models, ranging from 273 to 389 maximum engine hp (185 to 280 PTO hp), sport a new Interim Tier 4 Cursor 9-liter engine made by the company's in-house engine manufacturer Fiat Powertrain Technologies. The engines use SCR technology to reduce emissions while increasing fuel economy. Engine Power Management, previously available only in the T6000 and T7000, now comes standard in the T8 to provide drivers with up to 50 hp of extra power during high-demand PTO, hydraulic or transport applications.
In the cab, the new Sidewinder II allows an operator to control up to five functions with one handle. An integrated touch-screen monitor, called the IntelliView IV, integrates tractor and implement controls as well as an autoguidance system.
For more information, visit www.newholland.com.
JCB Fastrac
Fast tractor maker JCB expanded its Fastrac 7000 series to include a 260-hp model. The Fastrac 7270 MFWD tractor, the largest of the 7000 series, is powered by a 6-cyl., 6.7-liter Cummins engine for extra power and torque, with a maximum power output of 270 hp.
All models in the 7000 series feature full all-round, self-leveling suspension that provides for a comfortable ride and good traction at road speeds up to 43 mph. Ride-height sensors trigger a response to pump up or soften the suspension whenever the load changes. An all-new chassis supports the suspension setup along with a bigger capacity rear axle and a 20,000-lb. rear and optional 7,700-lb. front implement linkage system.
The cab features a full-size seat for passengers alongside an air-suspension driver's seat, a four-post structure, high-volume ventilation with automatic climate control, seat-mounted controls, and a touch-screen information and control monitor. Digital and analog displays provide updates of operating information.
For more information, call JCB at 912/447-2000, or visit www.jcbna.com.
John Deere 8R, 8RT Series
Deere revamped its new 8R and 8RT series, launched for the first time last year, with new, more powerful Interim Tier 4 engines and new high-tech features.
The 8R/8RT series consists of six wheel models and three track models that range from 235 engine hp to an industry-leading 360 engine hp — 10 to 15 hp more than last year's models. All are equipped with new PowerTech PSX 9.0-liter engines with emissions-reduction technology called Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) combined with a diesel particulate filter (DPF) that cleans itself during normal tractor operation without the need for additional fluid. Models equipped with an IVT come with a new feature called AutoMode that automatically selects the best transmission-operating mode to save fuel.
ActiveCommand Steering, a steer-by-wire system used in place of a conventional steering shaft, intervenes in the steering control circuit to improve driving safety and comfort. Other smart features include a new touch-screen GreenStar 3 (GS3) CommandCenter with integrated guidance and row shutoff, and JDLink and Service Advisor Remote, Deere's telemetry products that allow vehicle tracking, remote diagnostics and wireless data transfer. The CommandCenter is ISOBUS compatible.
For more information, contact your local John Deere dealer or visit www.JohnDeere.com.
Versatile 305
Versatile extended its line of high-horsepower row-crop tractors this year to include a 305-engine-hp model. The Versatile 305 is powered by the same Cummins QSC 8.3-liter engine and 16-speed powershift transmission used in the Versatile 250 and 280 models but packs an additional 25 hp to handle bigger implements and power additional implement hydraulics.
The 305 has a new heavy-duty drawbar designed to handle the weight of large grain wagons and an optional dual-speed PTO to power a wider range of implements. The tractor can be ordered with front duals for increased traction, an optional 55-gpm HydraFlow Plus hydraulics package, and optional HID lighting for night work.
The same cab used in the Versatile 250 and 280 models has been carried over to the 305. It features an ergonomically designed console, straightforward dash, dual access doors, an air-ride seat, and tilt and telescoping steering. The V-PAS precision ag system can be ordered from the factory. The Versatile 305 comes with a 2-yr./2,000-hr. comprehensive warranty and a 3-yr./3,000-hr. powertrain warranty, which the company claims is the best in the industry.
For more information, visit www.versatile-ag.com.


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Do You Suffer From Marketer's Block? by Hillary Rettig
Recently, I've noticed an interesting evolution in the writing productivity classes I teach. Up until a few years ago, writers almost always took one of my classes because they were procrastinating or blocked on a book or other work. These days, however, many who take my classes have finished their book: it's their marketing they're stuck on.
And many of those who are stuck are indie publishers.
What gives?
To understand what's going on, you first need to understand that procrastination isn't caused by laziness, lack of discipline, lack of commitment, or any other lack, but disempowerment. Disempowerment means you're not missing anything; just separated from, or constrained from using, that which you have. Locate and remedy the disempowering forces in your work and life, and your energy, discipline, commitment, etc., will "automagically" reappear. Here's more info on how to do that.
So what would disempower an indie publisher?
The major disempowering forces are: perfectionism, ambivalence, resource constraints, unmanaged time, ineffective work processes, traumatic rejections, and a disempowering career path. I characterize them all, and detail their solutions, in my book The 7 Secrets of the Prolific.
Perfectionism is the most serious because it undermines you in many ways, and also impairs your ability to solve the rest.
But let's look at that last one: disempowering career path. In the bad old days of traditional publishing, writers slogged away for years in a fundamentally disempowering system. You took years to write a novel; an editor or agent held onto the manuscript for months and then decided its fate in a few minutes (if you were lucky). And often, depending on how your publisher treated you and your work, getting accepted only brought on more disempowerment, since you would have little or no say over your book's cover, editing, and marketing.
In such a situation, where the odds are really stacked against a writer's success--especially if your work isn't trendy, or otherwise easily salable--procrastination actually makes sense as a way of "opting out" of an unfair and hopeless-seeming system. So that's what many blocked writers were doing: rebelling.
This example illustrates two core features of procrastination:
(1) Our reasons for doing it are always valid. Always. And,
(2) It's a suboptimal response to a bad situation. Procrastination isn't a character flaw; it's simply a coping strategy. And it's even okay (and entirely human) to procrastinate once in a while. However, as a primary coping strategy, it's a disaster, and leads to a life of unfulfilled bitterness.
Cut to 2013, and the glories of indie publishing.
Most readers of the Newbie's Guide to Publishing blog know that indie is a a major liberating and empowering force for writers. As Joe himself recently wrote: "It truly is the best time in history to be a writer. The are no longer any boundaries. You can work with whomever you want to, at your own speed, get paid monthly, write about anything you want, do very little marketing, and still reach readers....What an amazing, incredible time to be alive. How lucky we all are."
I concur! I indie published The 7 Secrets, and wound up with a book I truly loved that is now helping many people and selling hundreds of copies a month in electronic and paper formats. Like many successful indie publishers, my main problem is not the disempowering drudgery of dealing with capricious and uncaring publishers, but finding the time to replicate my success by writing and marketing as many other books as possible. Believe me--it's a much better problem to have!
Which brings us to all the cases of Marketer's Block I'm seeing.
I think what's happening is that many writers, who finally see themselves as having a realistic path to publishing via indie publishing, are no longer feeling disempowered when writing. And so they're finishing their books.
But then, after they start to market, it's a whole other story. Suddenly, they realize that marketing is not just a much bigger process than they had envisioned, it's also much slower. They had dreams of winning readers by the dozens or hundreds, but instead they're winning them a few (or one!) at a time, in what seems like a painfully slow effort.
They're also discovering that, while it's fantastic to have access to a superabundance of great marketing tools, it's also overwhelming. For many writers, figuring out the right mix of marketing tools and techniques is a constant challenge that's only getting tougher. A year ago, for instance, few writers had heard of email direct marketing companies like BookBub, BookGorilla, and BookBasset, but now they're all the rage.
It can all lead to a kind of overwhelm, decision fatigue, "analysis paralysis," and the feeling of disempowerment that leads to procrastination.
So what to do?
Here are some techniques that will help:
1) Acknowledge that you're in a business. The writers who succeed are those with the clearest vision, and what they see most clearly is that indie publishing is a business. So they educate themselves on business (visit www.SBA.gov to learn about free resources in your area) and conduct themselves like businesspeople. ALL businesses, whether they're selling shoes or salsa or science fiction, require lots of marketing and sales; and the best any business can offer is a decent return on an investment, which means that to succeed, you need to be be prepared to make initial investments of money, time, and attention. Relatedly,
2) Lower your expectations. Forget about the overdramatized, reductive, and probably untrue "overnight success" stories the media constantly pushes--they're not the norm. Indie publishing, like most businesses, is a long term endeavor, so work hard, moderate your expectations, and relish even your small successes (which probably aren't as small as you think).
3) Don't compare. In practically every class I teach, sooner or later someone starts complaining about Fifty Shades of Grey--how bad it is, how unfair it is that it's a bestseller, how much the world sucks for "real writers," etc. (It used to be Twilight, by the way--writers can always find someone to envy; and while I'm at it, let me remind you of Joseph Epstein's famous quote that, "Of the seven deadly sins, only envy is no fun at all.") It doesn't matter. Focus on writing the best books possible, and on doing the best possible marketing for those books, and your odds of a success that will be satisfying, if not stratospheric, will soar.
4) Work on your perfectionism. Because it is the main brake on your productivity and success. It's not at all the same as having high standards; it's a toxic brew of unreasonable expectations, harsh self-punishments, grandiosity, shortsightedness, reductionism, dichotomization, and more. For the complete description, click here. And for the solutions, click here.
And, finally,
5) Have fun. Because Joe is right: this is a golden age for writers. The problem we have is the one we want to have: too much opportunity. It's the problem of the proverbial kid in the candy store, and, like the kid, all we have to do is pace ourselves and we're in for a great time.
Hillary Rettig is author of the best-selling The 7 Secrets of the Prolific: The Definitive Guide to Overcoming Procrastination, Perfectionism, and Writer's Block (Infinite Art, 2011) and other works. She has taught writing, creative, and business productivity for more than a decade at Grub Street Writers, The Mark Twain House & Museum, The Loft Literary Center, and www.SavvyAuthors.com. She worked as a business coach and microlender for more than a decade, until indie publishing made it possible for her to live entirely on the proceeds from her books, workshops, and coaching. Visit www.hillaryrettig.com for free information about overcoming procrastination, perfectionism, and writer's block; and to learn more about Hillary and her work. She welcomes your inquiries at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Joe sez: Good advice, well presented. 7 Secrets of the Prolific is now $3.95 on Amazon, and I just bought a copy.
If anyone has questions for Hillary, please put them in the comments.
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SEAL Team 6, the same special operations group that killed Osama bin Laden in May of this year, killed Anwar al-Awlaki, the jihadist recruiter for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). The airstrike was carried out by an unmanned Predator drone; it fired a Hellfire missile at the car al-Awlaki was riding in. Also killed in the attack was Samir Khan, the media jihadist who published Inspire, AQAP's webzine.
It's not easy being a terrorist leader affiliated with al Qaeda these days. More than a half-dozen high-profile terrorist leaders have been killed or captured this year. Hunting and eliminating al Qaeda's leadership has often been likened to a game of whack-a-mole. Granted, there's always another one popping up, but the deaths of bin Laden and al-Awlaki are serious blows. Both were charismatic. Bin Laden was the soul, the ideology that was al Qaeda. Al-Awlaki was the jihadist recruiter able to radicalize via the Internet.
Al-Awlaki was a US-born Yemeni cleric and key propagandist for AQAP. Prior to siding with al Qaeda, he visited and preached in the US as well as Yemen. His front man, Khan, was also born, raised, and educated in the US. He went to Yemen two or three years ago and "pledged to wage jihad for the rest of our lives." So, because of their citizenship, there's a hue and cry al-Awlaki and Khan had their rights violated. They were assassinated rather than brought to justice, denied due process. Seriously?
Besides being AQAP's chief recruiter, al-Awlaki exchanged emails with MAJ Nidal Hassan, who shot and killed 13 at Fort Hood. He sent the Undie-bomber on his groin-burning failed attempt to bring down an airliner over Detroit. He attempted to ship explosives in cargo planes to the US. What part of al-Awaki was an enemy combatant do you not get? Both he and Khan were traitors, materially aiding and abetting AQAP in its efforts to attack their country and innocent civilians, including children.
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Sony NEX-FS700
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Posted 10 April 2012 - 09:23 PM
I've also read that 1920x1080-50/60p will have to be recorded to the new recorder and not internally. Hopefully the recorder will mount nicely to the camera somehow.
Would so much rather have cameras by a big manufacturer with a proper international support network, than a Red, when based in SE Asia and working in remote places.
Posted 10 April 2012 - 10:08 PM
It will be really interesting to see how much the recorder will be.
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Posted 10 April 2012 - 11:41 PM
But the fella in that abelcine video I linked to was on about 12 bit raw. I find these bits a bit confusing.
Maybe that's for the 4k upgrade??? I know it's a box of crazy arsed frogs... Somehow I don't think Sony will be giving us a pro-Sumer cam that's the complete package... As mentioned above other sales F3 etc will take a hit? I was told (once again) yesterday by a beeb series prod that external Recording devices like the Nano are frowned upon because of unreliability issues? I don't know as i haven't used one yet ... Hopefully next week though ... Maybe this is Sonys new direction lots of 'updates' and external 'add-ons'
Still looks like a little gem...
Posted 11 April 2012 - 02:54 PM
Although a smaller sensor so maybe not as good as the FS100 in low light!?
It's the same S35 sensor as the F3 and FS100 isn't it
Posted 11 April 2012 - 07:43 PM
"Journalism is what someone else does not want printed, everything else is public relations."
"I was born not knowing, and have only had a little time to change that here and there.
Posted 11 April 2012 - 11:19 PM
It's the same S35 sensor as the F3 and FS100 isn't it
That's good news I was told it was slightly smaller, something to do with the 4k upgrade?
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Posted 13 April 2012 - 04:21 PM
Cool camera indeed.
Posted 14 April 2012 - 04:18 AM
I love him really I just play on the fact he wishes he had an Ex1 instead of a silly DSLR or a Sony (plastic toy) FS100
FS100>7D>EX1 any day!
Seriously though the FS700 looks a gem which is going to be VERY competitively priced considering what it is offering. If I'd known I would definitely have waited to buy the FS700 over the FS100 for nothing else than the high frame rates, but hey that's life. If the FS700 is as good in low light as the FS100 (which is unbelievably good) then it will be a corker of a camera with a future upgrade path to 4K. What is there not to like about that??
My Scarlet order is still open, but I've got to question that now more than ever with the recent camera announcements. Looks like RED messing up could have done me a favour!
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Posted 14 April 2012 - 02:17 PM
DSLR's are really bad when it comes to this, even at higher bitrates.
And the stock 18-200mm lens, looks like its got pretty good auto focus hey.
Wack a Tokina 11-16 mm lens on it...perfect.
Now the 100 or 700 which way to go now mmm.
Posted 14 April 2012 - 03:24 PM
Now the 100 or 700 which way to go now mmm.
Is there any contest ???
Posted 14 April 2012 - 04:10 PM
Found a video here from the FS100 underwater.
Downloaded the raw file loaded up to Vimeo too.
I can see red circular compression reflection kind of thing and the guy did not clean his port too well before he got in :-)
I think the lens was way too wide too.
Anyhow I suppose this gives one an idea of what the underwater footage would be like from a FS700, get a 4K recorder and then you are in 12 bit.
Would not have to zoom then, just do it all in post :-)
Posted 15 April 2012 - 02:32 AM
Regarding banding - I'm sure there is going to be some show up somewhere, but the AVCHD codec shouldn't put you off. When AVCHD first came around it was generally on lower end consumer cameras and I hated it like most others did, however as it progressed onto more pro cameras it has really come into its own as a codec. Of course on the Genesis you will also have the ability to use the Ninja as an external monitor/high bitrate ProRes capture device which is an innovative solution for broadcast specs if required.
I'm not sure my FS100 will ever get underwater, but I'd say after using it topside that it is capable of way more than that sample video showed. The only thing that does worry me slightly is the green colour cast of the water. Sony cameras for the last few years have all seemed to lean towards green colours underwater and this could be an indication that this trend has continued. Sony HD camcorders have also to some degree been difficult to MWB below 15m and when you compare that against just how remarkable HDSLR's have been in getting great WB results at depth even without filers then it is something for me to consider when deciding whether to purchase a housing or not.
Cheers, Simon
Posted 15 April 2012 - 07:25 AM
If the only negative, for the FS700, against DSLRs Is W/B then surely that's a very small negative?
Posted 15 April 2012 - 10:19 AM
If we are all shooting RAW in a couple of years time then MWB does become moot, but for anyone right now not employing a colourist or just handing over footage ungraded it is still an essential function to get it as right as possible in camera IMO.


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Akkent necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 183 diseños de 35 diseñadores freelance.
KolayHizmet (In Turkish Kolay = Easy, Hizmet = Service) translation is EasyService
KolayHizmet is an innovative web 2.0 start-up where users can find and hire the best service professionals for all types of services, such as movers, general contractors, painters, doctors, teachers, coaches and many others.
Our vision is to make finding and hiring service professionals easier, cheaper and more reliable than ever.
Our main expectation from the logo is to make it clear:
- we make users connect to service professionals for what they need
- they can contract services directly from us, we are like a concierge that will find what they need at the best price.
- we are reliable
- we make their life easier
We have two target audiences:
Users (who buy services): In middle-upper income segment, 25-45 years old, college-educated.
Service Providers: We're also creating an ecosystem for service providers, which they can interact with each other and learn from KolayHizmet knowledge resources. This segment is relatively more pragmatic and vocational school educated.
We are looking for a creative logo that will be used on white or gray background.
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- http://relaycloud.com/
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Not your typical Mercedes.
This Mercedes-Benz breaks from tradition and trades high-dollar luxury for a blue-collar ethic and the ability to haul scads of people or cargo. It competes with the Chevrolet Express and the Ford E-series, but the Sprinter offers a decidedly European take on the cargo van. For one, it uses unibody construction rather than the body-on-frame approach. It is the only van in the U.S. offered with a diesel six-cylinder engine — at least until the Ford Transit arrives in late 2013. The result is that the Sprinter is more efficient than its competitors but not quite as strong when it comes to towing. (Properly equipped Chevrolets and Fords can pull up to 10,000 pounds compared with the Mercedes' 7500-pound max.) Other uncommon sensibilities include a tidy turning circle and a low step-in height. Like any cargo van worth its salt, the Sprinter is available in myriad configurations. There are two wheelbases, two heights, and three lengths spread among passenger van, cargo van, minibus, and chassis cab body styles. The largest vans seat 12 (the pricey minibus models can carry 16 people) or hold up to 547.0 cubic feet of cargo. Whether you're chauffeuring the octuplets to summer camp or delivering a stack of drywall to the worksite, the Sprinter can make light work of daunting tasks with an admirable level of refinement.
Ford E-series
Chevrolet Express
Nissan NV3500 HD
new for 2013
The commercial-van market hums along with little concern for model years and minor updates. Hence, the 2013 Sprinter is identical to the 2012 Sprinter, which was identical to the 2011 and 2010 Sprinters.
Front, side, and side curtain air bags and antilock brakes are standard. There is a stability-control system with rollover mitigation that adapts to the weight of the load being carried.
A size and style for every need
Surprisingly economical
Massive hauling capabilities
Can't tow as much as competitors
Modest power for the heaviest loads
Base Price Range: $35,000–$72,000 (est.)
DRIVE: Rear-wheel
TRIM LEVEL: Sprinter
BODY STYLES: Chassis cab, cargo van, passenger van, minibus, 2- to 16-passenger
ENGINE: 3.0L turbo-diesel V-6, 188 hp, 325 lb-ft
TRANSMISSION: 5-speed automatic


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Bring your lantern or buy a pre-made lantern to help the Fremont Arts Council raise money and parade around Green Lake celebrating the Fall Equinox this Friday night.
Organizer Peter Toms writes
The Autumn Equinox is approaching and we are getting the mojo together for another fabulous amazingly beautiful nighttime event. The event is produced by the Fremont Arts Council whom you could say knows a thing or two about putting on a great parade! … As always we will start at 7 pm at the Aqua Barn on the south end of Green Lake. As soon as it's full dark we'll head out onto the parade route with the bands rocking and all the coolest lanterns and lighty lights out and about. We'll end at the Secret Banquet with cider, cookies and treats, more music and fun, and of course King Winter will appear to oversee the festivities. Last year it was a gorgeous evening and the moon was riding high in the sky for the Autumn Equinox. This year will be even better! All lanterns, puppets, lit up costumes, lighty toys, burner wear etc are welcome…we will have lanterns for sale at the event – please do buy a lantern and support the FAC! Even if you already have one. You just can't have too many lanterns. And this is how the event raises money so that it can continue on each year.
Luminata participants will get down to music from the Orkestar Zirkonium marching band, and One Love marching band led by funkiest trombone Marc Smason. All ages are welcome, and festive dress is encouraged. Meet at the South End of Green Lake, next to the boat launch / water amphitheater (begin gathering at 7pm, parade starts at dusk).
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Democratic Rep. Mike Michaud and Republican Sen. Susan Collins on Tuesday both voiced their opposition to President Barack Obama's proposed missile strike in Syria.
"I cannot support the resolution [authorizing a limited military strike] approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee," Collins wrote in a statement to the BDN Tuesday night, moments before Obama addressed the nation on national television. She continued:
"I have many concerns about deepening U.S. involvement in the Syrian conflict because our country could find itself slowly entangled in an increasingly dangerous and protracted civil war. I don't think U.S. involvement would end with just one military strike.
Michaud also he had made up his mind — at least based on the information he's received to date:
"I do not believe the case has been made for a unilateral military solution to the crisis in Syria and, at this time, I would vote 'no' on a congressional resolution that authorizes such force.
Maine's envoys to Congress have heard a deluge of comments from voters as they've deliberated on whether to support military intervention in Syria, according to staffers from each of the two senators and two representatives. An overwhelming majority of those voters oppose the limited missile strike proposed by Obama as a deterrent against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who is accused of using sarin gas in an attack on opposition forces last month in Damascus.
But it may end up not mattering much. On Tuesday, Obama put on pause his request for a vote by Congress and signaled that he'd work with the United Nations on a plan floated by Russia to avert military action by the U.S. by having the international community take control of Syria's chemical-weapons stockpile. Syria has indicated it is willing to give up those weapons to stave off the U.S. attack.
Michaud continued:
"I am encouraged that there are ongoing discussions about a potential diplomatic solution to avert military intervention. The details are still being worked out, but I'm hopeful that a swift and effective resolution to the Syria weapons crisis can be achieved without authorization of military force by the United States.
Collins also said she supported the Russians' plan:
"The United States should be aggressively pursuing a diplomatic solution such as the one put forward by the Russian. It certainly is preferable to launching a military strike on a country that has not attacked us. The United States' goal should be to get the chemical stockpiles out of Syria so that the Assad regime can no longer use them to harm or kill innocent civilians."
When Obama — who could have ordered the strike without consulting lawmakers — punted the question to Congress, it caught the legislative branch by surprise. The move toward a diplomatic solution has potentially allowed Congress to dodge a bullet by dialing down the pressure on lawmakers, who were asked to choose between an unpopular military strike option and inaction that could be construed as giving a free pass to Assad gassing his own people.
The Senate on Tuesday delayed a vote originally scheduled for Wednesday, a sign interpreted by some to mean the president didn't have the votes necessary to win approval for his plan. If the Russian plan is successful, it's possible Congress won't end up voting at all.
Neither Democratic Rep. Chellie Pingree or Independent Sen. Angus King have taken firm stances on the Syria question, though Pingree has said she's "leaning against" supporting a strike. And they're not alone: An ongoing tally by the New York Times shows that about half of each chamber is "undecided."
Pingree also put out her a statement Tuesday on the ongoing developments in Syria, though she did not yet stake a position:
"The proposal to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control is a potentially positive development that could avoid US military intervention and guarantee that those weapons are secured and destroyed. The calls I am getting from my constituents continue to be overwhelmingly opposed to military intervention and I think we would all rather see a diplomatic solution to the crisis."
Pingree on Tuesday also asked her constituents to vote in an "urgent poll" to gauge public opinion on the Syria question. "While Syrian President Assad should pay for his unlawful and immoral use of these weapons, I'm not convinced that U.S. military intervention is the best way to accomplish that. The US House will soon vote to authorize the use of force against Syria and I want your feedback," she wrote.
After Obama's speech Tuesday night, in which he outlined the case for a military strike while extending the window for a diplomatic result, Pingree said she was still not convinced.
"I continue to believe that military intervention in Syria is not in the best interest of the United States and nothing I heard tonight changes my view of that. I am encouraged by the proposal to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control, so they can be secured and destroyed. I continue to believe that an international, diplomatic solution and not a military intervention, is the best response to the threat posed by these weapons."
King on Tuesday said that new developments are keeping the situation — and his position — in flux:
"This is a very important development with Russia. It potentially will keep chemical weapons away from Assad and if Assad did fall it would keep chemical weapons away from opposition forces. I have not decided how I will vote, things are happening on an hourly basis and it's creating options we didn't have even 24 hours ago."


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With so many online apps and services, we can accumulate all kinds of usernames and passwords. Of course, the trouble with passwords is that we can easily forget them. Many people create passwords that are easy to remember, such as their spouse's name or their child's birth date. Hackers can easily discover this information and use it to steal your identity and more.
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Here are four helpful tips to keep your passwords safe and secure:
- Keep your passwords to yourself. While this may seem obvious, it's important to not share your passwords with other people. If you have to write them down, make sure you store the list in a secret, private place. (That means not on a post-it note under your keyboard!)
- Create passwords based on easy phrases you can remember. You can use the first letter of each word and substitute symbols for certain words or letters (like '@' for 'at' or '$' for 's'). If you use the phrase "I got married at city hall in 1975," your password could look like "Igm@chi1975". This method can help produce a complex password that's more secure.
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- Change your passwords often. Set reminders to change your passwords at least once every 60 days, and don't reuse them for at least a year.
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I have a new article on my Examiner site, about the creature called the Dwayyo. It is a local cryptid of the Blue Ridge area of Maryland. Here is the introductory story:
According to 'Aubrey', she was driving her old Subaru on Coxey Brown Road near Myersville, Maryland late in the summer of 2009 when she had an eerie feeling.
It was as if she was being watched. The road was lined with trees, she was on the outer edge of Gambrill State Park, and the forest was beginning to grow thicker. According to her, as she turned on Hawbottom Road, where her friend lived, the feeling became overwhelming. The hairs on the back of her neck rose in terror as she sensed the unseen eyes upon her.
She wanted to stop the car and take her breath, she was afraid that she would veer off the road and hit a tree because she her nerves were getting so unsteady that she began to shake. But she knew that whatever was watching her, and following her was out there, and she took what little comfort she had by being safer inside her rust rotted car.
Still, to prevent a wreck, she slowed down as she headed south, and that was when she saw the creature. At first it was a blur to the right of her periphery vision. Something that was moving through the trees, a shadow that flickered as it went in and out of sight on the edge of her vision.
It was a brown smear of color that popped out in contrast to the dull dark grey trees that she passed. Whatever it was, it bobbed through the underbrush and between the trees to keep pace with her car. She thinks at the time, she was going around 25 miles per hour. She then slowed down once more to take a good look to her right, and make sure that she was not seeing things. As her car slowed to a crawl, the brown blurry smear of color seemed to bound out of the woods closer to the road.
With a massive leap the hazy color became flesh as a huge dog-like animal on two legs emerged from the foliage.
The fangs, Aubrey wrote, are burned into her memory. Huge fangs from a mouth grimaced in anger and hate. She could feel the fangs as if they were ripping her skin while the creature stood there panting on the side of the road. Drool dripped from its huge mouth as she heard a loud growl, and she looked into the dark eyes. Darkness took up its entire eye, there was no white at all. It was if she was staring death and hell head on in dizzying madness.
Then it leaped, arms outstretched with claws grasping the wind. Instinctively Aubrey stepped on her gas pedal with all her might. The squeal of her tires seemed as if her car too was screaming in horror at the thing that emerged from the dark looming forest.
She did not look back. She didn't want to know if the thing was following her. She didn't feel the eyes upon her anymore. She was too shaken to really feel anything at all.
When she made it to her friends house, she sat in the driveway shaking as she looked around to make sure the creature had not followed her there. The house was also in the woods, at the opposite side of the State Park.
When she felt safe, she made a mad dash for her friend's door, and banged on it frantically. He did not know what to make of her story. Aubrey knew he did not believe her. He had lived in the woods all his life, and had never encountered what she had seen. He assured her that it must have just been a dog, perhaps a rabid one at that. Her mind was playing tricks on her. But the young woman knew what she had seen that late summer day. It was no dog. It was something out of a horror movie come to life before her eyes.
Though she told nobody what she felt it really was, she called it a werewolf. That is until after she did some research in the local college library and came up with the name that others had called it when they too saw the forest come alive.
She had encountered the Dwayyo.
For the full article and more on the Dwayyo, go to my Examiner article here: DWAYYO


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Children ages 3 through 10 learn about their roles as big brother or sister. Included are hands-on demonstrations, discussion of safety issues with the baby, a tour and making a keepsake for baby. Please have your child bring a doll or stuffed animal to class. This course is recommended after the sixth month of pregnancy.
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Iron Man 3 wasn't the only title Gameloft was showing off at GDC 2013; they also had Dungeon Hunter 4, which promises to be a great addition to their fantasy action-RPG family. Though the game remains free-to-play with optional in-app purchases for some items, Dungeon Hunter 4 has a greater focus single player campaign (while DH3 was more about quick-and-dirty arena matches). DH4 has clearly upped the ante in terms of graphics, too. Character models are more detailed, lighting effects are dramatic, and overall, the whole thing plays very smoothly.
Players work their way through a linear storyline, slaying all manner of monsters using one of four different character classes and their unique special abilities. As they progress, new powers are unlocked and new gear is picked up and upgraded. Players can hook up online for co-operative of competitive multiplayer. Sure, the hack-and-slash gameplay might not be a massive departure from what you're used to, but you know what they say: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Keep an eye out for Dungeon Hunter 4 when it hits the App Store this April.


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Sole proprietors sometimes set up trade names -- also known as DBAs (doing business as) -- so their company or a division of a company can do business under a separate name. Business attorney Nina Kaufman says there are a several factors to consider before setting up a DBA. For instance, if it's to set up a second line of business under a current company, you might want to develop a plan for managing financials for the individual operations, as that can become complicated, she says.


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Discovery of King Tut's Tomb (Oct, 1923)
This article was published less than a year after the tomb was discovered.
By R.C. Folger
TREASURE that has been variously estimated to be worth from $15,000,000 to $40,000,000, has recently been brought to light upon the opening of a tomb believed to be that of Tutankhamen, who ruled in Egypt over 3,000 years ago.
The first objects to greet the eyes of the entrants to the tomb, were three magnificent state couches, each made of gilt wood with exquisite carvings and decorated with a lion's head and other emblematic figures. On these rested gilt beds also beautifully carved and inlaid with ivory and jewels, and a number of boxes of rare workmanship. These boxes were inlaid with ivory and ebony with gilt inscriptions. One box, hung with painted hunting scenes, contained royal robes richly embroidered, precious stones, and golden sandals. Beneath one of the couches was the state throne of Tutank-hamen, the first of the thrones of ancient Egypt revealed to modern eyes and reported to be one of the most beautiful objects of art ever discovered. There were also four chariots richly decorated with gold and studded with semiprecious stones, the charioteer's apron of leopard's skin still hanging from the seat. Two life-size statues of the king, holding a golden stick and mace, stood facing each other, the features delicately carved and the headdress studded with gems. A number of quaint-looking musical instruments made of gilt bronze were in the rooms. There were also alabaster vases with a very intricate design of an unknown origin, and some handsome pieces of glazed art pottery. Quantities of provisions for the dead were found packed in boxes, according to the peculiar custom of the times. Among these was some embalmed beef, in containers resembling huge Easter eggs, which was in an excellent state of preservation though not wholly palatable. In one of the boxes were rolls of manuscript which are expected to yield much valuable archaeological information.
The second of the two first chambers, connected by an open door-way, was in such a state of confusion as to indicate that the tomb had not remained undisturbed after the doors had been sealed, following the funeral rites to the dead king. Furniture and other objects, similar to those found in the first chamber, were piled high, and closely packed in a manner that led the investigators to believe that part of the funeral paraphernalia had been hurriedly removed to this chamber to keep it from thieves.
What lies beyond the sealed doors of a third chamber lends interest to the discovery, for it is there that the two figures of the king stand guard. It is hoped this may turn out to be the actual burial chamber of Tutankhamen and the members of his family, but until the material has been cleared from the other chambers, this question cannot be settled.
The tomb lies below that of Rameses VI, which was discovered a few years ago, and is chambered out of the rock in a low hill formed at the foot of a cliff in the famous Valley of the Tombs of Kings, located near the site of ancient Thebes. There are also the tombs of other kings that have been discovered in this hill. It is remarkable that the entrance to Tutankhamen's tomb is so close to grounds where scores of workmen and many a skilled excavator must have passed while engaged in search for the secrets of the Theban necropolis. Perhaps its very nearness to these already explored sites led them to think that there was no need to search the unexplored strata below.
The discovery is the result of the per-sistence of Lord Carnarvon and his two assistants, Howard Carter and B. Callen-der, who for 16 years have been , following the discouraging work abandoned by those who made the earlier discoveries. In digging among the stones below the entrance to the tomb of Rameses VI, they uncovered what was to their experienced eyes traces of an opening in the wall. Continued digging disclosed a carefully hidden and tightly sealed door. This doorway opened into a stairway of some 16 steps, and a passageway, about 25 feet long, at the end of which was another door even more securely sealed than the first. After the second door had with difficulty been opened and the three men managed to squeeze through, they were rewarded by the sight of the first chamber.


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Captain Marvel – July 2012!
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Tiger Ball Guests Toast Brilliant First Year in Asia Society Texas Center's New Home
HOUSTON, April 26, 2013 — First anniversaries are always special. Supporters of Asia Society Texas Center, marking one year since the grand opening of the organization's spectacular home in the Museum District, celebrated Tiger Ball 2013 in grand style and amid lavish surroundings.
More than 500 of Houston's social and civic worthies, many in gorgeous national dress, crowded into the Yoshio-Taniguchi-designed Center for scrumptious food by Jackson and Company and good conversation. Tables were arrayed over both floors in intimate groupings while musicians—representing the diversity of Asia, from Indian sitarists to Vietnamese folk singers—entertained guests. Golden limestone and rich cherrywood walls formed the backdrop to elegant décor by AJ's Urban Petals.
The evening started in style with cocktails and sushi in a lighted pavilion in front of the Center. After brief remarks, guests moved into the building for the seated dinner. Following dessert DJ SUN cranked up the sounds for post-dinner dancing in the expansive Fayez Sarofim Grand Hall.
The annual gala raised $650,000 to support programs, exhibitions, educational activities, and operations of the Texas Center, all designed to further Asia Society's mission of bringing Asians and Americans together for a shared future.
Welcoming guests were gala chairs Gina and Dr. Devinder Bhatia and the Texas Center's Acting Executive Director, John Bradshaw, Jr. Honorary chairs were Muffet Blake and Sheela and Ashok Rao.
Seen in the crowd: Margaret Williams and Jim Daniel, Sima and Massoud Ladjevardian, Annette and George Strake, Tony and Isaac Arnold, Jr., Marian and Dr. Robert Stasney, Sushana and Jack Castle, Anu and Dr. Nat Bala, Monjula and Ravi Chidambaram, Dr. George Yang, Lily and Hamid Kooros, Y. Ping Sun and David Leebron.
Since its April 2012 opening the new Asia Society Texas Center has hosted internationally recognized performers, statesman, writers, and scholars. As it enters its second year, it continues to present wide-ranging public programs across the fields of business and policy, arts and culture, and education. A nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization, it promotes mutual understanding and strengthens partnerships among the peoples, leaders and institutions of Asia and the United States and serves as Houston's portal to the fastest growing region in the world.
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Hum Magazine: Tiger Ball Draws a Stylish Crowd
Houston Chronicle: A Grrrreat Tiger Ball
CultureMap Houston: Houston's International Presence Celebrated at Asia Society Texas Center Tiger Ball
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Following the eight regional festivals held in January and February this year, the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival has included Hope College in the national awards established to recognize outstanding achievement for the Festival year of 2011.
The national awards were for Hope College Theatre's production of "Gone Missing," which had previously been selected to attend the Region III Festival held at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign in January. Directed by faculty member Daina Robins, the production was originally mounted at the college in April 2011 in the DeWitt Center main theatre. Music and lyrics are by Michael Friedman with book by Steve Cosson.
Hope's production of "Gone Missing" was named in the category of "Distinguished Production of a Musical," along with productions from Ball State University, University of Southern Indiana, and Weber State University. "Flipside: The Patti Page Story," produced by University of Central Oklahoma, was named "The Outstanding Production of a Musical."
Robins, professor of theatre and chairperson of the department, was recognized as a "Distinguished Director of a Musical."
Hope junior theatre-dance composite major Skye Edwards of Morrison, Colo., was awarded the "Outstanding Choreography" award for his work on the production. The award entitles Edwards to attend the National Festival at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., running Tuesday-Saturday, April 17-21. Edwards will have the opportunity to attend master classes and workshops with theatre professionals that are offered to the award recipients.
The National Awards Presentation will occur on Saturday afternoon, April 21, in the Kennedy Center Family Theater.
The National Awards were established in light of recent budget cuts to the Kennedy Center education department, which previously funded full productions to perform at the center. The college's production of "Rose and the Rime" had received such performance recognition in 2008, when it was one of only three full-length college/university-staged plays chosen for that year's national festival from among the best productions highlighted during the eight ACTF regional festivals held around the U.S. Hope also had full productions chosen for the highly competitive national event in 1983 and 1988.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. ---Lees-McRae senior Tyler Dunn has been named the Conference Carolinas Men's Indoor Track & Field Winter Scholar Athlete of the Year, the conference office announced Monday morning.
Each school submits candidates that are the best of the best for the conference from their sport while meeting certain qualifications for nomination. The qualifications include being a junior or senior student-athlete with a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or higher on a 4.0 scale in all work completed at their member institution that have played in a conference sponsored sport. The GPA is calculated based on the student-athletes cumulative average through the previous semester and each student-athlete must have attended their member institution for at least one academic year. Additionally, in order to qualify for the award the student-athlete must be a current member of the All-Conference Carolinas First, Second, or Third Team that were recently selected by head coaches from conference member institutions that nominate and then vote upon award winners.
Dunn posted an electrifying season to top off his Lees-McRae Indoor Track and Field career. The senior finished sixth in the 3,000-meter run at the 2014 Mountaineer Open Indoor with a time of 9:32.54 putting him 15 seconds ahead of the seventh place finisher. The Jasper, Ga., native helped LMC earn third in the distance medley relay at the Conference Carolinas Indoor Track and Field Championships.
In Fall 2013, Dunn made the Presidents Honor Roll and Dean's List. During that time he finished 13th in the Conference Carolinas Cross Country Championships, which placed him on the Third Team All-Conference list.
Dunn and the Bobcats will host the Conference Carolinas Outdoor Track & Field Championships starting Friday, April 25.


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Simple, but works. Same could be said about all 1st tier classes. It's just the undead bit for priests is random.
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SAN JOSE — An ex-teacher from San Jose who took off to Vietnam to avoid prosecution for child pornography charges was arrested Wednesday evening at San Francisco International Airport by federal authorities after local investigators learned he was returning to the country.
Nathan Forstell, 45, was turned over to the custody of the San Jose Police Department and was booked into the Santa Clara County Jail, where he is being held on $25,000 bail.
Forstell was arrested in March 2013 after an investigation by SJPD's sexual-assault unit and Internet Crimes Against Children task force alleged he had been viewing and sharing child pornography. Police said a search of his home yielded nearly 1,000 illicit images and videos, some depicting children between 4 and 9 years old performing sexual acts.
At the time of his arrest, Forstell was teaching physical education at an elementary school in Seaside in Monterey County; he was arrested at the school. Forstell also previously worked as a substitute teacher in the Alum Rock School from February 2008 until February 2013, after which he changed school districts.
There is no evidence to suggest he victimized any of the students under his supervision. Employer background checks did not turn up any allegations against him.
The day after he was arrested, Forstell apparently tried to commit suicide by overdosing on an undisclosed medication, prompting him to be placed on a 72-hour psychiatric hold.
While the timeline is unclear, at some point after his release on bail he fled to Vietnam, authorities said. Recently, SJPD sex-crimes detectives learned that Forstell was returning to the United States and notified federal Customs and Border Protection officials at SFO.
Additional details about Forstell's disappearance were not immediately available Thursday.
Contact Robert Salonga at 408-920-5002. Follow him at Twitter.com/robertsalonga.


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Cricket Web's current Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"Brexit is the Tory party's baby; it's been a long and painful labour and, at the very last minute, they've sh@t all over it.'" - Frankie Boyle
Ronni Irani and Darren Gough aka Dumb & Dumber are the commentary team on Talk****e.
Feel for their 'colleagues', Neil Manthorp and Graeme Thorpe.
Who's Alan Wilkins, btw? The old Glamorgan trundler of the same name? Been in SA too long if so.
He (Wilkins) is a decent listen. He covers a lot of U19 cricket, always does their WC and is good value.
England match not on Radio 4 LW or Five Live Sports Extra now. Really poor for a must-win game.
That's good, but don't they share coverage with about four other sports?
There must be some football news coming on soon.
On the original theme of Associate-related ignorance, cricinfo reckon Ireland are going to leave out Niall O'Brien for tomorrow's game against Bangladesh. I seriously hope that's just a boob.
Another rant on the commentary on Associate nations- it was repeated ad finitum yesterday, when Ireland were set 138 to win against Bangladesh, that they'd never scored more than 118 in a T20 international. Figures mean nothing without context, so have a look at the qualifiers for yourself, where Ireland won every single game they played and conditions were so bowler-friendly that only in one match did any side manage to make more than a run a ball.
It would be just as misleading for me to have pointed out that Ireland have never lost a T20 international.
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This recipe has been a part of my family for many, many years. My mom found this recipe when she was looking for alternative choices compatible with a low-sodium diet. I adore this sauce - it's so simple, tangy, delicious, and refreshingly different...not just the same old salt and butter.
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Honey Mustard Sauce for Sweet Corn
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Sauce for 4 ears of corn
1 tbsp. "I Can't Believe it's Not Butter Light"
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