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The Adobe AIR App Challenge, Sponsored by Sony, has taken off and there have already been some great AIR apps for Android Market submitted to run on the two new "Sony Tablet" Devices coming this fall. There's still time to submit your killer apps so put your developer skills to the test!
If you submit working versions of your apps by Sept. 16, they could be selected as an Adobe MAX Showcase App and you could win a full conference pass, paid travel to MAX in LA (Oct. 1-5), qualify for the MAX Public Favorite vote prize of $10,000 plus additional prizes. All app or app project submissions are due by Oct. 10 in order to be selected as a Finalist. Submit your AIR apps for the App Challenge and you could win $200,000 in total cash prizes plus premium promotion on "Sony Tablet" devices.
For details and submissions, visit www.airappchallenge.com. To learn more, join us for a webinar on Sept. 1 by registering in advance. Here's the fourth episode of a five-episode story arc, "Two will," featuring Sony Tablet:
We're also excited to announce the judges on board for the App Challenge. They'll be reviewing apps submitted in the various categories (Entertainment, Lifestyle & Community, Games, Business & Productivity, and Innovation) and selecting the winners. Here they are…show 'em what you've got and good luck!
Rob Ford, Founder and Principal, The FWA Network
Since establishing Favourite Website Awards in the UK in May 2000, Ford has been focused on showcasing digital innovation from pioneering creative individuals and agencies across the world. His hands-on approach has ensured that the best digital work of the last 11+ years always gets the exposure it deserves. He also oversees the other FWA showcase sites for mobile and photography and has two bestselling books under his belt. Prior to FWA, Rob worked for companies including Halifax PLC and American Express.
Jolie O'Dell, Journalist, VentureBeat
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Michael Gough, Vice President of Experience Design, Adobe
Gough is the leader of Adobe's Experience Design Team (XD), an internal design practice focusing on the next generation of digitally enabled experiences. A longtime advocate for quality in all digital experiences, he has been pushing the digital envelope for years. Previously, Gough was the Chief Creative Officer at Macromedia, Vice President of Brand Design at Nike, the Chief Creative Officer of Quokka Sports, and the Creative Director of Construct.
Ricky Liversidge, VP of Product Marketing, Media Solutions, Adobe
Liversidge is responsible for the definition and execution of Adobe's Media Solutions strategy, covering Digital Publishing, Video Solutions as well as Mobile/Device partnering. During his 16 years at Adobe, he led the marketing efforts in North America, Asia, UK and Western Europe as well as product marketing for Adobe Acrobat. Prior to joining Adobe, Liversidge was a business manager at Computer 2000 and he held marketing roles at JVC Systems and Summagraphics.
Hideyuki Furumi, VP Business Planning and Strategy Division of the VAIO and Mobile Business Group, Sony
Furumi is responsible for overseeing Sony's worldwide marketing, product planning and business development for PC, Tablet, Walkman and Reader products. He has 25 years of experience at Sony, which includes marketing and business management of multiple consumer electronics and IT products—plus 17 years of assignments overseas throughout South East Asia, Europe and North America.
Makoto Ishii, General Manager of Product Planning, VAIO and Mobile Business Group, Sony
Ishii is responsible for Sony Tablet product planning, business strategy and business creation with strategic partners. During his 19 years at Sony, Ishii's roles have included R&D, engineering and system architect for IT area products, as well as project manager for the development of Sony's communication-related products. After completing his education at MIT Sloan School of Management, he also covered business strategy for new business areas around IT technology experiences.
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The name of the support staff association at Chadron State College shall be College Support Staff Association (C.S.S.A.).
The purpose of C.S.S.A. shall be to unite support staff and provide in-service and professional expansion through speakers and workshops in structured monthly meetings and to establish communication with administration, faculty, and the student body.
SECTION 1. All support staff in the educational institution of Chadron State College are members.
SECTION 2. Membership privileges in this association shall terminate upon resignation from the employment of Chadron State College.
SECTION 3. The annual term for C.S.S.A. shall be for the period of July 1 to June 30 in accordance with Chadron State College's fiscal year.
SECTION 1. C.S.S.A. shall have the following officers: President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Officers shall not be elected to the same office for more than one fiscal year at a time.
SECTION 2. The offices of Secretary and Treasurer may be combined into one office upon approval of the majority of the members present and shall be reviewed annually as needed.
SECTION 3. Officers shall be nominated at the last monthly meeting of the fiscal year for the ensuing year and shall be elected by a secret ballot vote of all active members present. Said votes shall be tabulated by the current officers of the association.
After a term commences, should any vacancy occur, the same voting procedure shall apply at the next meeting.
SECTION 4. The President of the association shall preside over the monthly meetings. The President of the association shall coordinate the C.S.S.A. executive meetings as necessary. The President will also prepare the meeting agenda.
SECTION 5. The Vice President shall fill the position of the President if the President is unable to attend the monthly meeting, cannot fulfill his/her duties or resigns with less than four months remaining in their term.
SECTION 6. The Secretary shall have the following duties: (1) Keep an accurate account of the meeting on file (minutes) and give a report at each monthly meeting. (2) Record attendance at each monthly meeting.
SECTION 7. The Treasurer shall be in charge of forwarding submitted bills to Fund Controller and shall give a report of the treasury to the membership at each monthly meeting. Said report shall include all receipts or money transactions that have occurred during the previous month.
SECTION 8. The Executive Board will be comprised of the elected officers.
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SECTION 5. Monthly meetings shall be limited to sixty (60) minutes in length.
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SECTION 2. Program Committee: This committee shall be in charge of organizing in-service programs, workshops and informative activities for monthly meetings.
SECTION 3. Development Committee: This committee shall be responsible for review and approval of development proposals submitted for funding. The chairperson of the development committee shall be the C.S.S.A. president. The cost to attend one seminar per fiscal year (not to exceed $200.00) is available for C.S.S.A. members on a first come, first serve basis. After May 1, if there are funds available, the Development Committee can, at its discretion, pay more than the $200 limit (not to exceed $250) for a C.S.S.A. member to attend a seminar. Available funds may also be used to purchase training materials and/or fund guest speakers on campus.
SECTION 4. Welcoming Committee: This committee shall be responsible for welcoming any and all new support staff members of Chadron State College.
SECTION 5. All committee members and chairpersons shall review membership annually or as is necessary throughout the year.
SECTION 6. Special committees as-are-necessary to conduct the business of the association may be on a volunteer basis and/or appointed by the President of C.S.S.A.
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>Prudent diet and regular exercise should be habitual for divers. Older individuals and divers who have a family history of myocardial infarctions, especially at an early age, should receive appropriate evaluations to detect early signs of coronary artery disease.
>Individuals who have experienced previous heart attacks are at risk for additional cardiac events in the future, and damaged heart tissue may have compromised cardiac function. The damaged left ventricle may not be able to pump blood as efficiently as it could prior to the MI.
>Regardless of whether an individual has had a revascularization procedure (see "Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting"), strict criteria must be met prior to an individual's safe return to diving. After a period of healing - six to 12 months is recommended - an individual should undergo a thorough cardiovascular evaluation, which includes an exercise stress test. The individual should perform at a level of 13 mets (stage 4 on Bruce protocol). This is a fairly brisk level of exercise, equating to progressively running faster until the patient reaches a pace that is slightly faster than running an 8-minue mile (for a very brief period of time). Performance at that level without symptoms or EKG changes indicates normal exercise tolerance.
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Awareness about peace should begin from schools: Rula
Awareness about peace should begin from schools: Rula
KABUL (Pajhwok): First Lady Rula Ghani on Wednesday said creating awareness about peace should start from schools, universities and government departments.
Rula expressed these views during a meeting with female teachers at the Presidential Palace today, a statement from the Palace said.
About teachers' role in training their students, Ghani said women had the natural capacity of mediation and they could benefit from their capacity in enlightening people's minds.
Women, particularly teachers, should not remain silent in discharging their responsibilities towards peace, she said.
Pointing to women's role for peace in family environment, Ghani said women should be brave and resolve domestic problems with logical dialogues.
She also stressed prevention of underage marriages, saying marriages in younger ages created problems for girls to continue their education or play role in the society.
The statement said female teachers, who attended the meeting with Rula Ghani, also exchanged their views about social peace.
The first lady assured teachers of considering their suggestions.
Ibrahim Shinwari, acting education minister, who also attended the meeting, said his ministry would be supportive in implementation of teachers' recommendations.
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One of AOL's largest shareholders, Starboard Value LP has a massive presentation on everything Tim Armstrong and co. are doing wrong.
If the name Starboard sounds familiar, it's because it led the charge to get AOL to sell its patent portfolio for $1 billion. That was pretty smart!
Maybe Tim Armstrong wants to listen to more advice from this group?
We have Starboard's presentation embedded here.
It's an entertaining read from start to finish, but if you just want the key takeaways, here they are:
- AOL needs to kill Patch. It just doesn't work as a business, and advertisers hate it.
- AOL needs to make its display business profitable by cutting the fat, and investing properly.
- AOL has made the once profitable Huffington Post unprofitable. This is a metaphor for the company at large.
- AOL needs to analyze each business division on its own and make them profitable.
If you read the whole presentation it's a pretty clear headed argument that AOL could be running a much better business. (This presentation from Starboard is based on third party analysis by L.E.K. consulting.)


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Apple Pie. Denim. Bourbon. They're pretty much interchangeable with the good 'ole Red, White and Blue. For folks like us, there's no doubt bourbon is the essential American liquor.
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Whiskey increased in popularity after the American Revolution when rum imports slowed down. We had to get our fix somewhere, and Kentucky-born bourbon whiskey was as good as any. . . if not better!
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To get the math out of the way — per the Federal Standards of Identity for Bourbon, the whiskey must be made with a mash of no less than 51 percent corn grain along with rye, wheat and/or malted barley. It must be distilled to no less than 80 percent ABV and casked at 62.5 percent ABV or less. Only then can it be matured in new, charred white-oak barrels for a minimum of two years. And no, those details don't make for the best party banter, but hey, at least you know them now! You never know, this info could come in handy on trivia night!
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A newly released Congressional Budget Office analysis reported that Obamacare is expected to shrink the workforce by 2.5 million full-time jobs by 2024. So you can stow that Pelosi quote in the warehouse of discarded Obamacare promises. Grab a forklift, and you can park it behind President Barack Obama's pledge, "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it."
House Speaker John Boehner seized on the CBO report to bolster his assertion that Obamacare is a "job killer." After he tweeted that Obamacare is "expected to destroy 2.3 million jobs," PolitiFact rated the tweet "mostly false" because employers won't kill the jobs; workers will.
The CBO determined that "workers will choose to supply less labor -- given the new taxes and other incentives they will face and the financial benefits some will receive."
To many Democrats, apparently, that's all good.
Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., marveled that parents who work three part-time jobs now could afford to work two: "They might be able to tuck their child in bed at night ... or go to an activity, which means they're better off."
(To my mind, they'd be better off in an economy that offers more full-time jobs with benefits.)
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid hailed Obamacare for ending "job lock" -- the term for people sticking with a job they don't like in order to retain employer-based health care.
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, however, sees a different kind of job lock. The CBO predicted that the "largest declines in labor supply will probably occur among lower-wage workers." To Ryan, that means the government is dangling incentives for young people not to work or to work fewer hours so that they can continue to receive subsidies; he fears young people will lock themselves from job opportunities that let them "join the middle class."
At a hearing Wednesday, Ryan stipulated that the problem with Obamacare is "not that employers are laying people off" but that when the workforce isn't supplying labor to the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs, that "lowers economic growth."
CBO Director Doug Elmendorf replied, "Yes, that's right, Mr. Chairman." He actually admitted that Obamacare hurts economic growth.
Here's a bit of news you won't find among the White House's top talking points: According to the CBO, the penalty for employers who don't provide health care to their workers "will be borne primarily by workers in the form of reduced wages." Workers stand to make less money -- and that, too, presents an incentive to work less.
On the high end, small-business owners may decide to shrug, Atlas-like -- work less, earn less.
San Carlos, Calif., insurance agent Tony Uccelli tells me that mere months into Obamacare, he already sees clients discussing how to manage their income. In his ZIP code, a head of household who makes $90,000 can qualify for a subsidy as high as $6,800; if he makes $100,000, he gets no subsidy and pays more than $3,500 in state and federal taxes on the last $10,000 earned. There is "no incentive for this person to keep working" through December, Uccelli says.
The New York Times editorialized, "The new law will free people, young and old, to pursue careers or retirement without having to worry about health coverage." There's no denying the social benefit in enabling people to start their own businesses without fear of losing health care, but does this country really want or need more early retirees?
White House spokesman Jay Carney has been happy to point out that the CBO report found "no compelling evidence that part-time employment has increased as a result of the ACA." Ignore what the CBO dismisses as "anecdotal reports."
You have to love the budget bureaucrats' logic. Analysts predict that working stiffs will decide to cut back their hours or decline employment because of Obamacare's financial incentives, hence the 2.5 million drop in the workforce. Yet somehow large corporate interests will not shift jobs from full-time to part-time positions in order to avoid the requirement that they provide full-time staffers with approved health care plans or pay a $2,000 penalty. I guess that like me, they don't care a whole lot about making loads of money.


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It has been usual for men to think and to say, "Many men are slaves because one is an oppressor; let us hate the oppressor." Now, however, there is among an increasing few a tendency to reverse this judgment, and to say, "One man is an oppressor because many are slaves; let us despise the slaves." The truth is that oppressor and slave are cooperators in ignorance, and, while seeming to afflict each other, are in reality afflicting themselves. James Allen (As A Man Thinketh, 1902)


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Almost one month to the day after the birds arrived was the day the birds had long been waiting for (even though they didn't know it)! Release Day from the pen!
On this date, Sara with the Coastal and Nongame Resources Division of LDWF and Tandi with LSU opened the door to the top netted acclimation pen where the birds had been since their arrival to the state on February 16th.
It took approximately ten minutes for the first bird to venture out of the netted pen. Some of the remaining birds had to be encouraged to leave the netted pen, either by the biologist or from their own curiosity seeing the other birds on the "outside world". The birds were fascinated by their ability to flap their wings and gain vertical height. Once they realized nothing was between themselves and the open sky, one by one, they would take flight…circling around the pen and landing in the surrounding marshes. I had to keep reminding myself that these birds had never flown outside of a pen before! They took to the sky as if they were old pros and looked so graceful!
Not all of the birds ventured out of the acclimation pen that day, in fact, a couple remained within the top netted pen (despite the door being left open) for a couple of days after their release on the 14th.
What a truly humbling experience to watch this magnificent event unfold before your eyes!
Don't forget to watch the video of this amazing day featured on the LDWF Whooping crane homepage.
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MLB Notebook: World Series heroes plentiful for Sox
Lackey, Ortiz and Victorino help lift Boston to third title in the past 10 seasons
Holding a slim, 2-1, lead in the top of the ninth on Sept.11, 1918, submarine pitcher Carl Mays took the mound at Fenway Park with his team three outs away from a victory.
Mays retired leadoff hitter Max Flack on a foul popup to third base and then got Charlie Hollocher -- the rookie shortstop who had led the National League in hits that season -- to fly out to left to Babe Ruth, who had entered the game as a defensive replacement in the eighth.
With the time of the game still shy of two hours, and with more than 15,000 inside the ballpark watching intently, Mays induced a Les Mann groundout to second for the final out of the 1918 World Series, giving the Red Sox franchise its fourth World Series title in seven seasons.
Red Sox make it three in 10
Boston defeated St. Louis, 6-1, on Wednesday, clinching the franchise's eighth World Series title, and third in the past 10 seasons.
The Red Sox, whose previous seven World Series crowns came in 1903, '12, '15, '16, '18, 2004 and '07, own the fourth-most titles for any franchise. They trail the Yankees (27), Cardinals (11) and Athletics (nine).
The victory at Fenway Park marked the first time the Red Sox had clinched a World Series at home since they defeated the Cubs in Game 6 in 1918. They also clinched at home in 1903 (Huntington Avenue Grounds), '12 (Fenway) and '16 (Braves Field).
The Red Sox became the third team since 1969 to win the World Series after dropping Game 3 to fall into a 2-1 hole; the '79 Pirates (against the Orioles) and 2003 Marlins (against the Yankees) were the other two.
Lackey wins second World Series clincher
Boston right-hander John Lackey picked up the win in Game 6 after allowing one run on nine hits, one walk and five strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings.
Lackey, who recorded a Game 7 victory with the Angels in 2002, became the seventh pitcher to start and win multiple World Series clinchers, joining Art Nehf (Game 8 for the Giants in 1921 and Game 5 for the Giants in '22), Lefty Gomez (Game 6 for the Yankees in '36 and Game 5 for the Yankees in '37), Vic Raschi (Game 5 for the Yankees in '49 and Game 6 for the Yankees in '51), Sandy Koufax (Game 4 for the Dodgers in '63 and Game 7 for the Dodgers in '65), Bob Gibson (Game 7 for the Cardinals in '64 and Game 7 for the Cardinals in '67), Andy Pettitte (Game 4 for the Yankees in '98 and Game 6 for the Yankees in 2009).
Lackey became the first Red Sox starter to pick up a World Series win in a Game 6 since Mays went the distance in the clincher in 1918. In that effort, Mays allowed one run and three hits with two walks and a strikeout. The only other Red Sox starter to win a Game 6 was Bill Dinneen in 1903.
MVP Papi has Series for the ages
David Ortiz drew four walks and scored two runs in a hitless Game 6, striking out in his only official at-bat. Ortiz, who won the World Series MVP Award, finished the six-game Fall Classic with a .688/.760/1.188/1.948 slash line and with 11 hits in 16-at-bats, seven runs scored, two doubles, two home runs, six RBIs and eight walks.
Ortiz became the fourth player to draw four walks in a World Series clincher. The stories for the previous three:
• In Game 7 in 1909, Pirates outfielder Fred Clarke, who entered the affair with a .799 World Series OPS, drew four walks and scored twice as his team defeated the Tigers, 8-0.
• In Game 7 in 1924, Giants outfielder Ross Youngs, who came into the contest with a .499 OPS, drew four walks and scored once as his team lost to the Senators, 4-3.
• In Game 7 in 1926, Ruth, who entered the game with a 1.198 OPS, drew four walks and scored once as his Yankees lost to the Cardinals, 3-2. Ruth's final walk of that game came in the ninth against Pete Alexander after the Cardinals right-hander had retired the first two batters of the inning. Ruth was then caught trying to steal second and the World Series was over.
Ortiz reached safely at least three times in five straight games this World Series, joining the Giants' Barry Bonds in 2002 as the only players to accomplish that feat.
Ortiz's overall rate stats for this Fall Classic:
• His .688 batting average ranked second highest behind Billy Hatcher's .750 in 1990.
• His .760 on-base percentage ranked second highest behind Hatcher's .800 in 1990.
• His 1.188 slugging percentage tied him with Charlie Keller (1939) for the eighth highest.
• His 1.948 OPS ranked as the seventh highest.
Victorino comes up big
Shane Victorino had a four-RBI night, driving in three with a bases-loaded double in the third and collecting his fourth RBI with a fourth-inning single. Victorino was the 17th player -- and first since Hideki Matsui drove in six runs in Game 6 in 2009 -- to knock in at least four in a World Series clincher.
Wednesday's game marked the fourth four-RBI performance of Victorino's postseason career. Those four are the most in playoff history, with Yogi Berra, Steve Garvey, Jim Thome, Albert Pujols, Ortiz and Matsui all having three apiece. Victorino had two such games in the 2008 postseason and had two this October.
Here and there
• Boston posted a 1.84 team ERA, making it one of 23 teams in the live-ball era to finish a World Series with a mark less than 2.00. The others: the 1920 Indians, '22 Giants, '30 Athletics, '33 Giants, '38 Yankees, '39 Yankees, '41 Yankees, '43 Yankees, '44 Browns, '44 Cardinals, '50 Yankees, '51 Yankees, '54 Giants, '61 Yankees, '63 Dodgers, '66 Orioles, '69 Mets, '83 Orioles, '85 Royals, '90 Reds, 2001 D-backs and '12 Giants.
• Stephen Drew, who entered the game with one hit in this World Series, had two knocks in Game 6, including a fourth-inning home run. Drew was the ninth No. 8 hitter to homer in a World Series clincher, and the second consecutive shortstop among this group. In 2010, Edgar Renteria did it as a member of the Giants. The other seven: Giants catcher Frank Snyder in 1923, Braves catcher Del Crandall in '57, Pirates second baseman Bill Mazeroski in '60, Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer in '64, Mets second baseman Al Weis in '69, Orioles second baseman Rich Dauer in '79 and Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey in '83.
• Boston finished the World Series with a .211 batting average and a .621 OPS. The .211 average was the lowest for a World Series champ since the 1974 Athletics dispatched the Dodgers in five games and batted .211. The .621 OPS was the lowest for a World Series victor since the 2003 Marlins posted a .582 mark and defeated the Yankees in six games.


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How many times have you been driving down the road and caught a glimpse of a retired, old work truck staring out of a barn door or half obscured by weeds in some field? And how many times have you thought to yourself how great it would be to pump some life back into that neglected old truck and put it back on the road?
We know it happened to Ron Delucchi at least once because he told us it did. He saw the truck, a '65 F-100 shortbed, sitting out in a field-the only modifications being the cracks in the glass, a fusty old Indian blanket seat cover, several bullet holes, and a For Sale sign. The owner wanted cash and Ron needed a work truck-and this one ran-so he bought it.
Try to picture the truck in the condition just described, because that's the way Ron drove it for eight years, until he decided it was time to treat his faithful work truck to some fresh paint. By the time he'd removed the broken windows, weathered rubber, and deteriorated wiring, the body had been reduced to its sheetmetal shell-so he pulled it off the frame and, while James Paulk Body & Paint in Stockton, California, got busy with that, the chassis and driveline were rebuilt. A simple paintjob had somehow escalated into a full frame-off buildup.
With the body off the chassis, Ron stripped and detailed the 'rails, shortening the front by 1 3/4 inches to pull in the front bumper, and adding an X-member to carry the new transmission. Jim Holland at Jim's Alignment & Brake replaced the stock Twin I-Beam frontend with dropped I-beams to lower the stance by 3 inches, with another inch gained from the springs and KYB shocks. The rolling stock was upgraded to stout P275/60R15 and P235/60R15 BFG T/As on Stockton Wheel 15-inch steelies with 4 inches of backspacing-dressed up with chrome outers and caps.
Meanwhile, the engine was getting some attention from Performance Dyno Tuning in Oakdale, California. The '65's original 352 had always provided reliable power, but was ready for some work on the top end, including a Proform 600-cfm 4V on an Edelbrock intake and, at the other end, a pair of Doug Thorley headers. The Ford Motorsport finned air cleaner cover and valve covers provide some underhood eye appeal. A Tremec TKO-500 five-speed trans with a McLeod clutch replaces the factory compound four-speed. Ron likes the overdrive on the Interstate. In town, though, the hot rodder in him never moves the Hurst shifter farther than Fourth.
Back at the body shop, James Paulk's crew was applying their skills to the shell of the truck. The body was straight and rust-free when Ron found it and hadn't suffered any damage since, so the tin only needed some massaging-outside of those bullet holes. The plans never called for radical body modifications-nor did the truck need any. The one significant "custom" touch is the '66 grille; it's a reproduction piece from Dennis Carpenter Reproductions, since repopped '65 grilles aren't available and originals are scarce. Besides that, and the stock bumpers being tugged in 1 3/4 inches in front and 2 inches in back, the only other changes were the addition of side marker lights at all four corners and the relocation of the tailgate handle to the inside of the bed. B&B Truck Stuff installed the bedliner and the GemTop tonneau. And take note of the side toolbox; it's a rare accessory on '65 shortbeds. Bob McMurtries at James Paulk's shop sprayed the Cool Vanilla two-stage DuPont paint-it's actually the second paintjob of the buildup; the truck turned out so nice the first paintjob had to be redone.
Inside the cab is where the project really departs from the quick freshen-up that Ron originally planned. Tom's Custom Interior upholstered TEA's aftermarket buckets in burgundy Ultraleather. Auto Meter gauges fill the stock dash (with handmade knobs from Performance Dyno) and the Billet Specialties banjo wheel is mounted on an ididit column running into the stock box. A Classic Auto Air A/C system and overhead-mounted stereo contribute to cruising comfort.
The former work truck is off the job now, living a pampered life. Ron still drives it a lot, but now it's to local cruise nights and the occasional far-away truck show. The problem is that Ron still needs a pickup for work. He's got a '58 F-100 coming together that he says will fill that role. We'll see.


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Media reports and blogs
The story of Emin Milli and Adnan Hajizada generated a great deal of media interest. Internationally renowned media outlets from The New York Times to BBC and CNN reported.
The Collegiate, the student newspaper of Richmond University, which Adnan had attended until 2005, published an article soon after receiving news of Adnan's arrest. The article cites one of Adnan's professors, Tanja Softic, who said of Adnan,
"I remember thinking, 'Here is the future Prime Minister of Azerbaijan,' and it certainly looks like he has begun a time-honored trajectory of a young idealist in politically corrupt system. Azerbaijan needs people like Adnan."
The story of the "donkey bloggers" also sparked creative responses, which made their way into European news outlets. For example, in November 2010, Dutch TV ran a news story on a group of young Azerbaijanis who gathered next to the Azerbaijani embassy in The Hague in protest against Emin and Adnan's imprisonment dressed in donkey costumes. They wore tags with the names of key Azerbaijani government officials.
Expat Azerbaijanis protest in front of the Azerbaijani Embassy in The Hague.
Photo: Ataxan Abilov, Facebook, November 2010
Protester posing as Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
Photo: Ataxan Abilov, Facebook, November 2010
There is also an interview with Emin and Adnan soon after their release from prison in November 2010 available from BBC. Here the two describe their thoughts about their arrest and imprisonment and talk about the history of the creation of the "Donkey Video". "Freed Azerbaijani Blogger Says Year Without Internet Was 'Torture'"done immediately after Emin Milli's release.
Some of the most detailed English-language reporting on the case was provided by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Azerbaijani state-controlled media largely neglected the case, presenting it as an instance of mere hooliganism. Most of the news about the court proceedings, which were closed to the general public, were relayed through blog posts and tweets from Emin and Adnan's friends and supporters. Some notable blogs that followed the developments after Emin and Adnan's arrest include Ali Novruzov's In Mutatione Fortitudo and Arzu Geybullayeva's Flying Carpets and Broken Pipelines.
An interesting attempt to put Emin and Adnan's case into a broader framework of post-Soviet dissent is an article by Amanda Rivkin, an independent reporter, under the title "Shown Trial: Emin Milli and the Future of Azerbaijan" (26 November 2010).
International Reactions (NGOs and governments)
Soon after Emin and Adnan's arrest, Erkin Gadirli, a legal expert and co-ordinator of the Youth Right Defence Committee launched a public campaign. The goal was to collect signatures in support of the young men and to demand from the Azerbaijani government to respect Emin's and Adnan's rights.[1]
Following Emin and Adnan's sentencing on 11 November 2009, the number of statements and condemnations exploded: from the US Department of State, the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe Thorbjørn Jagland and the OSCE Representative for Freedom of the Media Miklós Haraszti.
In November 2009, Amnesty International officially classified the jailed activists as "prisoners of conscience".
Criticism continued in 2010: a PACE (Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe) Declaration of 31 May 2010 on the functioning of democratic institutions in Azerbaijan condemns "the arrests, intimidation and harassment of journalists" and specifically mentions report on Azerbaijan authored by Thomas Hammerberg, the Human Rights Commissioner, noted:
"The Commissioner noted that in certain instances resort has been made to various provisions in the Criminal Code - such as incitement to racial, national and religious hatred, hooliganism, tax evasion, drug possession and terrorism – to prosecute journalists. As a result, certain journalists or other persons who have expressed critical views have been targeted. This appeared to be the case in the trial against the two youth "(p. 2)
The Commissioner called for the "immediate release" of the two youth activists.
During a bilateral meeting with President Aliyev on 24 September, in the margins of the UN General Assembly, US President Barack Obama called on Aliyev to release the imprisoned bloggers.
The Internet campaign
The young activists had an online following, and after their arrest, a campaign for their release was set up by other activists.
Media freedom NGO Reporters without Borders hosted a special blog titled "Support Adnan and Emin."
Another website set up in support of Emin and Adnan is AdnanEmin.com.
There were also numerous websites where it was possible to submit a petition to the Azerbaijani government to free Emin and Adnan. One, launched by OL activist Vugar Salamli, was called Video Petition: young people from around world posted their own video messages calling for Adnan and Emin's release.
The response of Azerbaijan's government
Faced with strong international criticism, the Azerbaijani government protested what it called a "politicisation" of the case. In the official comments to the Council of Europe's June 2010 report (see pp. 22ff), the Azerbaijani Government denied that the trial was unfair, insisting that the court proceedings were conducted in:
"an objective and impartial manner and through a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial court, as prescribed in Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)."
The government's report also accused Emin Milli and Adnan Hajizade of "attempt[ing] to circumvent justice and distract the public opinion from the crimes they had committed" and of trying to link the incident "to their public activities and political views." (pp. 24-25).
For an example of the Azerbaijani government's official rhetoric concerning Emin and Adnan's case watch a YouTube video of Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov's Q&A session at Columbia University in New York in September 2009. When a woman who identified herself as working for the Human Rights Watch asked (at 3:15) how the Azerbaijani government can ensure a fair trial for the young men, Mammadyarov responded that the right to a fair trial is ingrained in the Azerbaijani Constitution and that suggestions of possible violations of this right constitute "a prejudgment." Later he said that Azerbaijan, as a member of such international organisations as the OSCE; the Council of Europe and the UN, was already fulfilling all its democratic commitments.
[1] Civil Society Defense Committee, "Youth Right Defense Committee Conducts Forum in Connection with Bloggers' Arrest", 25 July 2009.
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Although the greenback appeared a little weak at the end of last year, the dollar has spent nearly a year where the value currently sits with enough volatility in between to make some extremely coordinated traders some money. But for folks like us, there's not much change.
As a whole, commodity prices are in a steady downtrend (I briefly examined the end of the commodity supercycle earlier this summer) -- except for oil. What gives? Like the duck-billed platypus, it defies explanation.
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Analysts and investment writers continue to chatter about the new U.S. oil boom. Thanks to fracking technology and recent discoveries, American energy security appears within grasp. The U.S. has become one of the world's largest exporters (yes, exporters) of refined petroleum products.
However, a glut of global supply is inevitable. Economics 101 tells us that higher supply eventually results in lower prices, and the global oil supply is heading that way very quickly. Conventional logic would tell us prices should be lower or trending lower. They don't seem to be.
Anecdotally, investors usually lift the prices of oil-related stocks as oil prices climb. This is happening, but only selectively. Some of these names are commanding unjustified premiums. However, there are a handful of oil-related stocks that have been mispriced or overlooked and offer extremely attractive value and profit potential (and some that aren't as promising).
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Valero (NYSE: VLO): The world's largest independent petroleum refiner and marketer trades at a nearly 50% discount to the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of the S&P 500 index. This $19 billion market cap player is benefiting from increasing domestic oil production, lower input cost and growth in U.S. refined product exporting. Shares trade at around $37 with a forward P/E of 9 and a dividend yield of 2.5%.
Petroleo Brasilerio (NYSE: PBR): Petrobras is Brazil's (the B in "BRICs") national oil company. Although emerging markets have cooled recently, Brazil still remains an attractive opportunity thanks to its young and growing middle class. The downside is a weak currency and small pockets of social unrest. That aside, Petrobras has leveraged its large domestic reserves and exploration success to position the company as the dominant energy producer in Latin America. The stock looks cheap at around $14, a 43% discount from its 52-week high, with a forward P/E of 7.3 and a 2.6% dividend yield.
Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX): Spun off from oil giant ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) last year, Phillips 66 was the refining and marketing arm of its former parent. Again, with the upswing in U.S. oil output, refining is the place to be. The company also holds significant assets in the natural gas liquids (NGL) space which, despite low natural gas prices, will be a growth are going forward. With a market cap of $36 billion, this big company looks downright cheap at around $59 a share with a forward P/E of 8.3 and a 2.1% dividend yield.
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Halliburton (NYSE: HAL): While a legend in the oilfield services business and an insanely well-run company, it's hard to get excited about shares of Halliburton. The stock price sits near its 52-week high at nearly $46. The forward P/E isn't all that unreasonable at 14, but the dividend yield of just above 1% is miserly for a $42 billion company that generates over $4 billion in annual free cash flow. This is a valuation call. The price and the compensation just don't justify ownership. In addition to the toppy price, too much legal risk remains from the Deepwater Horizon disaster fallout.
Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB): Another legendary name in the oil services business, Schlumberger, like its archrival Halliburton, looks a little expensive. Shares trade at around $80 with a forward P/E of 18 (pretty much equal to that of the S&P 500). The company is also stingy with its annual free cash flow of nearly $9 billion, paying out a measly 1.5% dividend yield. As with Halliburton, there's not enough incentive to own the shares. Schlumberger's overreliance on drilling in the Gulf of Mexico can also be seen as a liability as activity in that region is growing at a slower pace due to increased activity in land-based exploration in North America.
Nabors Industries (NYSE: NBR): As the world's largest land oil drilling contractor, it would seem that Nabors would be a no-brainer route to participating in the North American oil renaissance. Looking under the hood of this one tells me otherwise. Earnings growth is less than impressive. 2012 earnings per share (EPS) came in at 82 cents. Estimates for 2013 are for 85 cents a share. 3% EPS growth from the biggest player in a booming sector isn't enough to get impressed by. Return on equity is also unexciting at just 4.2%.The 1% dividend yield isn't that attractive either.
Risks to Consider: Oil prices have gone up, which means they are destined to fall sooner than later. Crowd psychology typically takes over, which means that the prices of oil related stocks should go down, too. The lower valuation metrics and decent yields on the stocks I like should help combat that movement. Also, keep in mind that we are about to enter the busy portion of hurricane season, this always has a negative impact on refiners due to their presence on the Gulf Coast.
Action to Take --> Collectively, the bargain basket of VLO, PBR, and PSX trade with an average forward P/E of 8.2 and a dividend yield of 2.23%. Modest P/E expansion of 25% -- going from a P/E of 7 to a still cheap P/E of 8.8 -- would result in one-year returns of 25% or better for the basket. Factoring in the dividend, potential total return would be north of 27%.


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Hunting permits, livestock brand inspections, priority school assistance topics of debate this week
By Haley Dover, Nebraska News Service
LINCOLN–Disabled hunters, priority schools and changes in livestock brand inspections were among topics of conversation among lawmakers at the capitol this week.
First-round approval was given March 6 to a bill relating to brand inspection regulations.
Legislative Bill 768, introduced by Sen. Ken Schilz of Ogallala, would have allowed the Nebraska Brand Committee to charge and collect a fee to cover the expenses for livestock brand inspections occurring outside of the brand inspection area. But an amendment drafted by the Agriculture Committee replaced the original version after a 29-0 vote. As amended, the bill would revise the method of calculating inspection fees for feedlots and dairies
The bill is a response to a report by the state auditor that found inconsistencies between statute and current practices, Schilz said.
"[This bill would] bring certain fee provisions in line with legislative intent and current practice," he said. "It would insert express statutory authority for the fee processes that have been followed by the brand committee."
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On March 5, senators advanced a bill that would provide special assistance to the state's three lowest performing schools.
LB438, introduced by Sen. Greg Adams of York, would allow the State Board of Education to appoint an intervention team to assist the school district and school staff in diagnosing issues and implementing strategies to address them. School would hold this priority designation until the State Board of Education determined it is no longer needed.
School staff and the intervention team would be required to develop a progress plan, including specific actions needed to remove the school from priority designation. Any priority school would be required to comply with the progress plan to maintain accreditation.
Progress plans would be reviewed annually by the State Board of Education, and if the district was still struggling after five consecutive years, the board would be required to reevaluate the progress plan.
During debate, Adams introduced an amendment that would authorize the state board to implement an alternative administrative structure if a school district consistently failed to meet its plan. The amendment would give the board more authority to respond in crisis situations, he said.
"[During earlier debate] I heard more than one senator say we need to do more," he said. "I'm trying to strike what I perceive to be a very delicate balance between giving the state board the authority and flexibility to go into schools and get them turned around, yet not going at it with a chain saw."
Lawmakers advanced LB438 to final reading by voice vote.
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LB699, sponsored by Sen. Tyson Larson of O'Neill also advanced on March 6. The bill would allow a developmentally disabled person to purchase a hunting permit via a license-purchase exemption certificate issued by the state Game and Parks Commission.
Another licensed hunter must accompany the disabled hunter.
An applicant for the certificate would be required to provide a written note from a physician, saying that the person is at all times capable of understanding and following directions given by another person and that he or she is not a danger to themselves or others.
Sen. Amanda McGill of Lincoln filed a motion to suspend the germaneness rule to allow consideration of an amendment that would add provisions of her bill, LB1035. The motion passed 30-0.
The amendment would require the Nebraska State Patrol and state Department of Health and Human Services to provide the Legislature a record of people who are authorized to purchase handguns due to either disqualification or disability. The list would also be published on the websites of both state organizations.
The amendment was adopted 29-0 and the bill was advanced to final reading on a voice vote.
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