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I'm in. Put me down for 6.
I'm in. Put me down for 6.
I prefer to LEVITATE between two trees...The Groundlings can have their tents.
I'm in for 6.
For those who breezed past my first post, please know that I HAVE NOT secured the poncho liners YET, so I'm not taking orders YET. My first hurdle is getting into the auction and buy a batch. It may be, logistically, that I will not be able to get them if you have to be present at the auction to buy. The government auction site for these appears to be on Oklahoma.
I'm still working out the purchasing details, but I'm confident this can be done. I may need to partner with someone to make this happen.
To answer a few questions:
1. My local Army/Navy Surplus store sells these poncho liners -- straight out of the box from the auction site -- for $15 a pop. A great mark-up, eh?
2. If we can get a box of 100 for $100, than these poncho liners are the best deal going -- $1/poncho for those interested.
BUT, here's the catch. I know from my experience at Army/Navy stores is that there is a variable quality to these liners. I've purchased a dozen of these already from my local Army/Navy store. I dug around in the box to find the best ones. The liners I bought were all like-new (as far as I could tell, never been used), with the crinkly tags still in place. The used liners are softer, but the colors are faded, etc.
If I can get a box, my plan would be to sell the poncho liners in a graduated scale. Used liners would be cheaper (most likely, half the price) than the like-new liners. I would have to get a count first and post that to the group before the sale takes place.
Does that format sound fair to everyone? I want everyone to know what to expect. These are surplus poncho liners, many are field tested and used and others are like new.
Now, before this goes crazy, please know that I'm still working out how to get into this auction and buy a batch of surplus poncho liners. The auction date appears to be the end of this month, so I have a timeline to get my act together.
If anyone else has experience purchasing from a government surplus auction site, please PM me!
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I have no experience
$2.00 each, I'm in for 6. Hope it works out.
Thanks Dejoha, its alot of work.
Ambulo tua ambulo.
Sounds great.
I'm in for 4
Yes sir, thank you sir...no experience here.
I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority. - E. B. White (1899 - 1985)
It looks like you'll have no problem getting rid of as many woobies as you want if you are successful in landing a box at auction. At even twice your cost estimate they are a great deal.
Reading the responses above I had to laugh at all the guys who want 6, 10, or 12 of them. Must be a lot of scoutmasters equipping Boy Scout troops?
Good bidding,
Okay, here's what I've found out. I can bid and buy the lot online -- yeah! All lots start at $150 (so I was told), so that would be the cheapest the box of poncho liners would sell for -- boo!. The Oklahoma base currently has seven (7) lots of poncho liners for sale, so there is a greater probability of winning a bid. The quantity of the bins range from 88 to 150 poncho liners each, an average of 109 poncho liners per lot.
It looks like I can have the crate shipped to me (roughly 110 lbs, 48' x 40' x 42' (L x W x H)) -- I've requested a price for shipping based on the lot# and I'll post that information once I've received it. I have no doubts that shipping will easily double the price of the lot.
This would be a lot easier/cheaper if there was someone local who could pick this up. In fact, it makes the most sense if the "group buy coordinator" was from Oklahoma and could make all the arrangements The other advantage to being "on site" is that you can inspect the gear prior to purchasing.
All that aside, I am still happy coordinate this, but I want to see how much this will be if we include initial drop shipment to my location. All of the poncho liner lots from Oklahoma happen June 25-29. I'd prefer not to get into a bidding war, and I would set a cap on how much I/we're willing to spend on a lot.
Here are some rough numbers, just to satisfy my curiosity and willingness to pursue this any further:
Based on average lot size of 109:
$150 / 109 = $1.38 ea
$200 / 109 = $1.83 ea
$250 / 109 = $2.30 ea
$300 / 109 = $2.75 ea
Let me guess that shipping is $300:
$150 + $300 / 109 = $4.13 ea
$200 + $300 / 109 = $4.59 ea
$250 + $300 / 109 = $5.04 ea
$300 + $300 / 109 = $5.50 ea
Some "worst case" scenarios, taking the lowest quantity at the highest price:
$300 + $300 / 88 = $6.82 ea
$300 + $300 / 150 = $4.00 ea
...then add USPS First Class shipping to your location, another $5 to $7?
I also still like the idea of variable pricing for high/low quality poncho liners, maybe a dollar up/down either way?
Thinking out loud, if I can work with a local Oklahoma HF member, this could be a good deal.
That's still better than 1/2 price, including shipping.
Count me in for 2, maybe 3, depending on what I can sell the wife for... er... um...
"Do or do not, there is no try." -- Yoda


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This course serves as a 'bite-size' introduction to FEA, and is complemented by a more in-depth series of 'in-person' training courses in the UK, Germany and France. It is recommended that attendees at this e-learning course go on to supplement the knowledge gained online by attending one of our industry-leading in-person training courses. Details can be found here in the training course section of the website.
FEA has become widely used and universally accepted in many industry sectors. FEA is a powerful technique, able to produce solutions to challenging structural analysis problems. The technology and computational efficiency of the method, together with the rapid increases in computer processing power means that today the scope and size of simulations far exceeds the capabilities of even a few years ago.
However for those engineers embarking on FEA, or companies adopting the technique to improve designs or achieve certification of new products, there is a steep learning curve to overcome.
There are a bewildering array of element types, solution types, meshing methods and pre-post processing options that have to be faced. This is before we get down to the engineering physics behind the problem, with associated classic traps and errors. What is needed is guidance via a thorough but practical assessment of the method and how to use it in the real world.
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• Grid Points , Degrees Of Freedom (DOFs)
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Loading Types
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Multi Point Constraints (MPCs)
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Making Life simpler
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Looking at CAD geometry
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Engineering Assessment
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Checking the answers
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• What type of stress do I use?
• Review of fundamentals
• Post Processing and More Checking
• Other Checks
Brief Overview of Other Topics
• Buckling
• Introduction to Non-linear Analysis
• Introduction to Dynamics and Normal Modes Analysis
• Introduction to Composite Analysis
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Telephony surcharges may apply for attendees who are located outside of North America, South America and Europe. These surcharges are related to individuals who join the audio portion of the web-meeting by calling in to the provided toll/toll-free teleconferencing lines. We have made a VoIP option available so anyone attending the class can join using a headset (headphones w/ microphone) connected to the computer. There is no associated surcharge to utilize the VoIP option, and is actually encouraged to ensure NAFEMS is able to keep the e-Learning course fees as low as possible. Please send an email to the e-Learning coordinator (e-learning @ nafems.org ) to determine if these surcharges may apply to your specific case.
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In the current climate travel and training budgets are tight. To help you still meet your training needs the following e-learning course has been developed to complement the live class. The e-learning course runs over a six week period with a single two hour session per week.
E-learning classes are ideal for companies with a group of engineers requiring training. E-learning classes can be provided to suit your needs and timescale. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
A full set of notes in PDF format will be available for download. Each session is presented live and is available for review via a streamable recording.
Personal passwords are provided to allow you to access e-learning backup material via our special bulletin board. Reading lists, homework submissions, supplementary data are all stored as files on the bulletin board.
Interaction via the bulletin board is strongly encouraged to obtain the most from the e-learning class. Typically the board runs for 4 weeks after the last live class sessions, giving you plenty of time to catch up with homework, review and ask questions.
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RELIABILITY-AWARE AND LOW POWER DESIGN TECHNIQUES by Hamed Abrishami ______________________________________________________________ A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) December 2011 Copyright 2011 Hamed Abrishami
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|As CMOS transistors are scaled toward ultra deep submicron technologies, circuit reliability will be one of the most important challenges in the following years for the semiconductor industry. Reliability is defined as the ability of a circuit to satisfy its specifications over a specified period of time under particular conditions. ❧ Circuit reliability issues can be categorized in two parts. One is the aging effects and the other one is the transient effects. Aging effects are the problems which arise during circuit operation over the time. Negative-Bias Temperature Instability (NBTI), Hot Carrier Injection (HCI), Time Dependent Dielectric Breakdown (TDDB) and Electromigration (EM) are the most important aging problems in today's VLSI design. Transient effects are the temporary problems which happen during the circuit operation. The most famous one is the soft error. ❧ On the other hand, one of the other most important challenges in today's IC design is the dramatic increase in the power consumption of the electronic devices. This has made the energy efficiency of circuit components and computing systems a very important concern. Energy efficiency is especially desirable for portable electronics (e.g., mobile phones, laptops, tablets, etc) because it lengthens the battery lifetime. Almost half of the total chip power consumption is due to leakage power at deep submicron technology nodes; hence, leakage power consumption plays a substantial role in the energy efficiency of the circuits. ❧ This dissertation is divided into two parts. In the first part, we discuss the reliability effects. First we go over soft error as a transient reliability issue and consider the effect of event upsets caused by energetic particle hits. We show that the conventional analysis of this effect in sequential circuit elements tends to underestimate the threat posed by such events. A transistor- level sizing technique is introduced to solve the problem. Later, NBTI as an aging process is introduced. The effect of NBTI on the setup and hold timing constraints imposed on the flip-flops in the design is investigated. Next, we introduce a multi-corner optimization problem to minimize the energy-delay product of the flip-flops. ❧ The second part of this dissertation is focused on leakage power minimization. Timing analysis during synthesis and physical design is pessimistic, which means there are some slacks available to be traded for leakage power minimization. We introduce our post sign-off leakage power minimization technique to take advantage of these slacks. In this approach, the available slack can be traded for leakage power minimization by footprint-based cell swapping and threshold voltage assignment.
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Dean @ Cognation necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
I need a very basic but specific website built for my consulting company.
Must be done in CSS with ability for me to post edit/expand at a later date (eg clear css documentation).
I dont care if it is a template or you have sold the design to 100 other people I just need it to meet my very specific guidelines.
This is more an 'artistic' challenge than a coding challenge but I have a few 'tricky' optional elements I'd like to see though not 'essential' to the submission.
Although I've fixed the price at $250 I've overpaid bonuses in the past
Desired Color Scheme:
Blue markings-icons etc, White sheet with Black text, silver backing gradient
Desired Style:
web 2.0 glossy icons, silver background gradients, rounded corners
Accepted File Formats:
CSS and images / icons in Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
I want to keep my existing single logo on a white landing page (see it at http://www.cognation.net) but the simple 4 page site I want built in CSS is to sit behind this. (though I may change this to the logo on the silver gradient depending on the effect - see below)
I have loaded a box layout guideline at http://www.cognation.net/webdesign gives you a good idea as I cant upload the picture here.
My desired design is really simple - to have a hyper realistic looking single white 'sheet'Â that appears to be sitting/floating on silver web 2.0 gradient that tapers off to a little over half height (eg appears to be on a physical plane). (soemthing like this link http://99designs.com/contests/5766/…es/374221Â deisgner is fantastic)
Basically the optimum size is 1280x1024 and as you can see in the box layout most of the margins will be fixed with only the body content being variable (though I want left/right and nav tabs post installation modifiable so if I want to make them smaller/bigger I can).
With a top and bottom margin of 20% it will appear to 'float' or rest on the gradient (your artistic choice here) to allow for larger screen resolutions the gradient will have horizontal repeat - NOTE Optional requirement - would like to have the ability to turn on or off a glossy reflection for the bottom appearing on the silver gradient. i've also seen a script that allowed for the 'amount' of relection so would like to see this incorporated if possible - though again totally optional.
With the body content squeezing in or out depending on screen resolution I would like to be able to control minimum amount of size - as at ideal ratios it's going to be 55% but no less than 40% for smaller screen res.
Once it gets lower than this res the body content should just extend out lower.
On the right hand side of the content i'd like some really subtle scroll bars. You might want to have a connecting line between the top and bottom that has a 'control box' eg something that shows how far down the content you have scrolled or possibly not - totally your artistic choice here. Basically it is just going to scroll the body content exactly where it is eg the top will move up and dissapear under the logo and the bottom text will appear from 'under' the border.
     (if this description isn't clear enough let me now)
I think I want rounded corners on the 'sheet' though may change my mind - it's up to your artistic choice here.
I'd like to have my logo at the top of each page but a smaller version of it than used on the landing page. And possibly just the company name instead of the tag line.
I've included my logo in the media page at http://www.cognation.net/webdesign you can resize, change it etc. A few people have commented they want to modify the log slightly you - can add gloss/jazz it up etc if you want but this isn't a seperate competition, just resizing it is fine as long as the concept of the white light coming out of the box isn't changed.
Also possible for you to move it to the top left as indicated in the dotted lines above the nav tabs - your artistic choice. If doing this I assume body content will be raised but flexible here.
The Nav tabs are to be hyper glossy blue black with white type. try and stay with the existing colours on the site as I have business cards/shirts etc and would prefer not to vary from these too much.
I'm not sure I need these in a seperate box just stacking them on top of each other should be sufficient to delineate the area - likewise with the body.
Nav icons for each page I need included are;
Home - this isn't the landing page but page 1 as on my current website
I also require the following nav icons that are used on other pages elsewhere on the site;
I need the photoshop files to make additional icons when I need to add other pages in the future.
There are no secondary nav tabs etc or anything like that and each page just opens a new body content section with the rest of the framework staying exactly the same.
Note Optional requirement - I've seen a number of scripts where the body content changes from page to page with a scrolling/jumping motion in a vertical movement and I'd like to incorporate this as long as I can control the speed it transitions.
In addition I also saw (and no i cant remember where i saw this) a similar framework where when you clicked a new page the body content section appeared to 'flip' horizontally so this is an option. it looked really effective almost 3d like.
 As stated these are optional and the winner will be selected more on artistic quality and clear css documentation so i can make changes etc in the future.
Note all 4 pages look pretty much the same. the only concern I have is there are a lot of hyperlinks out on the web that link to just
As this is my first CSS website my question is will these links still resolve correctly? with frontpage I just build a new html page in a seperate folder www.cognation.net/profile/index.html so http://www.cognation.net/profile resolves fine.
As this is a major issue when setting up the css framework make sure these still work correctly and for any other pages I'm going to copy at a later date (eg http://www.cognation.net/asterisk )
Also please check the media page for existing favicon details and incorporate these into your css.
The contest is 10 days so hopefully someone has the majority of this already in place and it's just modifying colours/buttons etc. Delivering early is better than later so I can give feedback asap.
You dont need to worry about importing content into the 'body content' section as I'm going to be editing some of the text but you can get an idea on the layout etc (eg checkout http://www.cognation.net/profile) and I'm pretty much going to keep it the same.Â
Good luck and feel free to post questions or suggestion links to comparison design ideas.


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Section of Geriatric Psychiatry
Associate Program Director, Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship Program
Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Huege is an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. He received his undergraduate training at Duke University and attended medical school at the University of Texas- Southwestern Medical School. He subsequently completed his psychiatric residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Huege completed a fellowship in geriatric psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. He is board certified in adult and geriatric psychiatry. Dr. Huege was a Fellow with the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (AAGP) and was selected as an AAGP Member-in-Training Board member.
Academic Interests
Dr. Huege serves on the faculty of the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and is active in the training and mentoring of geriatric fellows. His interests include training geriatric medicine specialists to better understand and treat mental disorders in their patients, and he serves as associate program director for Penn's geriatric psychiatry fellowship program. Dr. Huege is also active with AAGP and has participated in AAGP public policy events and committees.
Clinical Interests
As a psychiatrist with additional training in geriatric psychiatry, Dr. Huege specializes in the treatment of older adults with chronic and new-onset mental illness. Areas of expertise include: Alzheimer's disease, other dementias- Fronto-Temporal, Lewy Body, and mood and psychotic disorders in the elderly. He also conducts dynamically oriented psychotherapy with adult and geriatric patients.
At the Philadelphia VAMC, Dr. Huege consults at the VA Community Living Center, formerly the VA Nursing Home Care Unit, and evaluates and treats patients in the geriatric medicine clinic.
Dr. Huege is involved in clinical trials at Penn to evaluate novel treatments for dementia, with special emphasis on biomarkers and natural/herbal compounds.
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Daniel ReevePeter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings films.
Once a computer programmer, Reeve was a Tolkien fan and hobbyist who experimented with Elvish calligraphy and maps. During the filming of the Trilogy, he was hired to produce all the maps, inscriptions, scrolls and other props that appear on-screen. Now Reeve works as a freelance artist.
He has produced several Tolkien-inspired fonts and maps that appear in paraphernalia of the Lord of the Rings franchise. His maps are a part of the Lord of the Rings RPG.
Reeve also worked in the production of "The Chronicles of Narnia" of C.S. Lewis.
External links
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- Examples of inscriptions seen in the Trilogy, designed by Reeve
- Analysis of the Tengwar mode devised and used by Reeve


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I too thought Favre's comment about this Vikings team being the best team he's been on was something that might draw the ire of fans/ex-Packers. But then I remembered that he's said the same thing several times in the last decade heading into seasons with the Packers. I believe one of those years the Pack went 4-12, so I've learned take these comments lightly. Anyway, of these Lori Nickel interviews, I think Mark Chmura comes closest to describing how I feel about the whole Favre situation. He says:
"I'm still green and gold all the way. I hate Minnesota; I can't stand Minnesota. I don't care if Brett is playing there. It didn't bother me, him with the Jets. But Minnesota I know personally I could never do it. I would just retire."
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This report forms part of the project entitled "Improving access to medicines in developing countries through technology transfer and local production". It is implemented by the Department of Public Health Innovation and Intellectual Property of the World Health Organization (WHO/PHI) in partnership with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), with funding from the European Union (EU).
The aim of this work was to develop a framework that could bring together and guide policy-makers and others from all these relevant fields. The framework presented here provides an entry point for supporting the local production of medicines, vaccines and diagnostics in a manner that should improve access to those medical products maximizing the potential to improve public health.
The project itself is in two phases. Phase 1 of the project concentrated on identifying the main challenges and obstacles to local production and related technology transfer in developing and least-developed countries. The project involved commissioned literature reviews to describe the current landscape and historical and current trends; regional workshops with a broad range of stakeholders; and in-country work to investigate and describe a series of company-focused case studies from low- and middle-income countries. This document seeks to provide an overview of these findings in a style that is accessible to all readers and summarizes the issues at a high level. It is based on the ongoing work and wider evidence on the issues of local production and access to medical products from the wider literature available on the topic. For a more detailed discussion of the trends in local production, and the methods, analysis and findings from Phase 1, readers should be guided by the references throughout this document and the series of reports available for free download from the WHO web site.
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What 'Psycho' can teach you about inflation
The price of cheap motel rooms, new bathrooms and Madison Avenue salaries in old movies are a lot more accurate than you'd think.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - $25 a day plus expenses. That's what Sam Spade (Humphrey Bogart) charged to do detective work in 1941's "The Maltese Falcon."
Sometimes, money references in classic movies provide the jolt that reminds us of how inflation has changed what we pay for things. After adjusting for inflation, $25 in 1941 is the equivalent of $332 today -- a PI today might get between $80 and $125 an hour (or more).
Mike Myers skillfully exploited the disconnect in the first "Austin Powers" epic. The villain, Dr. Evil, who has just come out of a 30-year deep freeze, is holding the world hostage and demands . . . (portentous music) . . . $1 million dollars to spare it. After some consultation with henchmen, he ups the demand to $100 billion.
Even in 1997 dollars, when the movie was made, a million 1967 dollars only comes to a little under $5 million. Either Dr. Evil was a bit of a piker or the cryogenics had frosted some of his brain cells.
Here is a sampling of some classic movie money moments, complete with a rating of how surprisingly HIGH or LOW they seem from our perspective in 2006
Of Mice and Men: Cheap land?
Some movie prices seem totally divorced from reality. Lenny and George in "Of Mice and Men" are trying to scrape together $600 to buy a rabbit farm in the Salinas Valley. In California today, $600 wouldn't buy a rabbit hutch.
Rating: LOW. The movie may be set during the Great Depression, but even adjusting for inflation, $600 then is only about $8,500 today. Perhaps Lenny and George were angling for a no-down payment, interest-only mortgage, intending to flip the property in six months.
Psycho: Cheap digs?
In the 1960 Hitchcock opus, "Psycho," the room rate at the Bates motel is $10 (including a hot shower), which sounds pretty low, but it's actually the equivalent of $66 today.
Rating: HIGH. Remember, this isn't the Ritz; it's a seedy place in the middle of nowhere that the new highway has bypassed, leaving it with no customers. For $66 you can rent a pretty good room in a chain motel and not have to worry about Norman's mom.
Double Indemnity: Cheap cigars?
In "Double Indemnity," the payoff conspirators Fred McMurray and Barbara Stanwyck hope to realize on her husband's life insurance is $100,000, a substantial pile of money back in 1944, and worth more than $1.1 million today.
But the really amusing sum mentioned in the script comes as a by-play between Edward G. Robinson and a witness to the murder, who tells him, "These are fine cigars you smoke."
Robinson's reply: "Two for a quarter." Witness: "That's what I said."
Rating: LOW. 12 and a half cents works out to $1.39 in 2006. But the price of a good cigar these days would be between $10 and $15.
Jaws: Enough bounty?
In "Jaws" (1975), a victim's relative offered a whopping $3,000 to whomever could catch and kill the shark (played, of course, by "Bruce," the mechanical shark).
Rating: LOW. In today's dollars, that's about $11,000 -- we're betting bounty hunters would need quite a bit more to put together some barrels of fish guts for chumming and seek out a three-ton, 25 foot long great white.
Kramer vs. Kramer: A fair wage?
In 1979's "Kramer vs. Kramer," Dustin Hoffman's character gets fired from his high-powered ad agency job, paying in the low $30s, and has to settle for another that pays him $28,200 a year.
Rating: LOW. That salary is higher than it sounds, worth about $76,000 today. But the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average wage for an advertising VP is $83,000.
Marty: Striking out on your own
In 1955's Oscar winner, "Marty," Ernest Borgnine is planning to buy the butcher shop where he works. It means taking out a loan for $8,000. ("That's a big note to carry, boy," he says.)
Rating: LOW. A big note, indeed, worth close to $60,000 today. That still seems reasonable to buy the physical plant and goodwill of a going concern. But most of the butcher shops listed for sale on various Web sites are at least in the six-figure range.
Midnight Cowboy: Man of the evening
In "Midnight Cowboy" (1969), Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) tells the na�ve Joe Buck (Jon Voight), who has relocated to Manhattan hoping to jump start a career as a male hustler, that, with the right connections, he can make "fifty, maybe a hundred dollars a day, easy."
The equivalent in 2006 is $265 to $530.
Rating: How would we know?
The Tender Trap: What would Frank wear?
"You pay $15 for a tie, you expect it to tie!" That's Frank Sinatra in 1955 in "The Tender Trap," complaining that a tie from Bergdorf Goodman isn't up to snuff.
Rating: Low. Sure, that's $110 today, which can buy quite a nice tie. But Sinatra might easily pay $150 and higher for quality neckwear.
Mr. Blandings builds his nest egg
Few movies spell out prices as completely as "Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House," the timeless tale of home buyer and home owner angst from 1948 starring Cary Grant and Myrna Loy. Of course the prices aren't quite as timeless.
City dwellers Grant and Loy buy a rural Connecticut home on about 35 acres that is in such bad shape, demolition is the only solution. Purchase, demolition and construction ends up costing a total of $38,000 for a home with four beds and three bathrooms -- the bathrooms costing $1,300 a piece. That translates into $308,100 total cost in 2006 dollars, with each bathroom going for $10,540.
Rating: Low. Even with all their overspending, the Blandings came out very nicely on their investment. The median price of a four-bed, three-bath home in that part of Connecticut would just over $600,000 today, and that's with a small lot, not a sprawling 35 acres. The price of the bathroom is spot-on. A bathroom remodeling costs an average of $10,499 today.
Of course, despite Mr. Blandings' worries during the movie about being stretched financially, he should have been able to handle his spending spree. He was earning $15,000 as a Madison Avenue copywriter. That comes to $121,618 today, (doing far better than Ted Kramer 31 years later). He should have been able to easily handle the $18,000 mortgage identified in the movie, which would have had payments of just over $100 a month, especially if he was able to scrape together the other $20,000 on his own.


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I'd like to briefly describe the state of this community website, because it's not running as smoothly as it used to.
The primary cause of the problems are spammers. While there are decent anti-spam measures built into the forum, this is a dilemma for administrators: either remove barriers to users (this would also allow spammers free access), or impose some barriers (this will stop some spammers but also some potential users), or block some of the functionality (we have had to entirely shut down private messaging between forum users because of spam).
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I believe this can be cleaned up. It requires focus and time, which I can't provide to the forum these days. I'm sad to see how poorly the system serves the community, and I hope that sooner or (likely) later, somebody will help me in the effort to fix things.
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New Mexicans vote for their favorite Super Bowl ads
Hundreds of people are weighing in voting for which commercials they thought were the best and worst in Super Bowl 47.
A local ad agency, McKee Wallwork and Company, posted the commercials online as they aired and polled the local audience to see which ones they liked and didn't like.
The results, so far, are extremely close.
"Ram Truck: Farmer" took first place, followed by "Tide: Miracle Stain," "Budweiser: The Clydesdales-Brotherhood" and "Coca-Cola: Security Camera."
Steve McKee, president of the company, told Action 7 News that even though most of those ads were placed in the second half, they worked.
Some of the commercials that people didn't like were the GoDaddy commercial because it was too graphic and the Budweiser ad for their new beer because it was too confusing. McKee said men didn't seem to like the Calvin Klein commercial, either.
Nationally, the votes were a bit different.
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2Nd Quaker As Companion To 1St
Started by Seraffa , Jul 01 2014 11:33 PM
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Posted 01 July 2014 - 11:33 PM
Hello I feel guilty about my Pauly not having a caged companion and I dont mind what sex it is or if breeder or non breeder. I'll be working full time outside my home soon so I'm earnestly searching for an affordable 2nd bird. Thanks.
Posted 02 July 2014 - 05:13 AM
I've heard, second hand, of a couple Quakers looking for homes in Texas. Where are you?
Posted 02 July 2014 - 07:21 AM
I'm in Houston
Posted 02 July 2014 - 07:56 AM
Let me make some inquiries.
Posted 03 July 2014 - 05:53 AM
I'm checking to see if either or both of the two birds I heard of are still available, and getting some details. One is/was in Palestine, TX, and the other around Henderson. Would you be able to travel any distance if one was available?
Posted 03 July 2014 - 09:57 AM
Both are 3 hour drives from me unless they can put them on an animal rescue transport? I certainly can't go this weekend cos I have to work.
Posted 07 July 2014 - 04:32 AM
I have not heard back yet on the two Quakers, but I gather from another post that you're not looking to add any right now. I will call off the search unless you say otherwise.
Posted 07 July 2014 - 08:23 AM
Well maybe in August I can get one more Quaker just one.


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Kyle Lafferty was unable to prevent Northern Ireland slipping to a 1-0 defeat to Poland in their Euro 2016 Group C opener in Nice.
Here, News Letter Sport takes a look at the Norwich striker's contribution at The Allianz Riviera.
Given the thankless task of playing as a lone striker, Lafferty had to be the first line of defence and work hard to help his team gain possession. When he had the ball his role was to hold it up and wait for support, but that rarely happened as he too often found himself isolated.
Unfortunately Northern Ireland's performance was a shadow of those which got them to France in the first place and Lafferty had to feed off scraps. Any chance he was going to get had to be created by himself and he was confident enough to try a overhead-kick from outside the penalty area, which was only a little too high.
He worked selflessly for the team with his running of the channels and chasing lost causes. Occasionally managed to get his body between the Polish defenders and the ball and bring the Northern Ireland midfielders in to play, but more often than not that support was lacking.
Worked tirelessly up front on his own, but was too isolated to make a meaningful impact. Too often did he win headers and then have to chase down his own flick on. His confidence was not affected, though, illustrated by that ambitious overhead-kick attempt in the second half.


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I'm using a single sprite sheet image as the main texture for my breakout game. The image is this:
My code is a little confusing, since I'm creating two elements from the same Texture using a
Point, to represent the element size and its position on the sheet, a
Vector, to represent its position on the viewport and a
Rectangle that represents the element itself.
Texture2D sheet;
Point paddleSize = new Point(112, 24);
Point paddleSheetPosition = new Point(0, 240);
Vector2 paddleViewportPosition;
Rectangle paddleRectangle;
Point ballSize = new Point(24, 24);
Point ballSheetPosition = new Point(160, 240);
Vector2 ballViewportPosition;
Rectangle ballRectangle;
Vector2 ballVelocity;
My initialization is a little confusing as well, but it works as expected:
paddleViewportPosition = new Vector2((GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Bounds.Width - paddleSize.X) / 2, GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Bounds.Height - (paddleSize.Y * 2));
paddleRectangle = new Rectangle(paddleSheetPosition.X, paddleSheetPosition.Y, paddleSize.X, paddleSize.Y);
Random random = new Random();
ballViewportPosition = new Vector2(random.Next(GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Bounds.Width), random.Next(GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Bounds.Top, GraphicsDevice.Viewport.Bounds.Height / 2));
ballRectangle = new Rectangle(ballSheetPosition.X, ballSheetPosition.Y, ballSize.X, ballSize.Y);
ballVelocity = new Vector2(3f, 3f);
The problem is I can't detect the collision properly, using this code:
ballVelocity.Y = -ballVelocity.Y;
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I'm a MINIac and trying to live a MINIMALIST LIFE!!! I try to keep things simple and short. Having only one Dough Recipe have a great advantage as a sailor. First, you don't need to carry a lot of baking cookbooks which dramatically increases the load of your luggage. Second, you don't need to make different mixtures of dough for a variety of breads/donuts. Lastly, fret not it you lose a copy of your recipe, you only have one! It is not a big task to keep it somewhere inside your brain. Always use it and you'll never forget it…
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Sweet Dough Recipe
Prep. time: 5 minutes
Kneading time: 10-12 minutes {I always use electric dough mixer onboard.}
Difficulty: Very Easy
Makes; 1.8 Kg. of dough
You will need;
1 kg. all purpose flour/bread flour
2 Tbsp. instant yeast
1/2 Tbsp. (1.5 tsp.) fine salt
3/4 cup sugar white granulated
1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened {kept at room temperature for an hour or softened inside the microwave for few seconds.}
3 pcs. med. size (60grms/each) fresh eggs
1.5 cup water, room temperature{a little more or less}
Place flour, yeast, salt and sugar in the dough mixer, run on slow speed for a minute to blend ingredients. Add the softened butter, eggs and water. Increase speed to medium-high and knead the mixture for 10-12 minutes or until smooth and elastic. A good mixture will have blisters on the dough surface.
Either brush the bowl or rub the dough surface with vegetable oil and place it back into the bowl, cover with plastic film wrap or a damp cloth and let it rise for 1-2 hours or until double in bulk.
Punch down dough and divide to figure into desired shape. This sweet dough recipe's final weight is around 1.8 kg. and yields 48 pieces of medium sized dinner rolls.
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Cancer and memory loss are baby boomers' biggest health fears. Given their weight, maybe heart disease and diabetes should be.
Boomers are more obese than other generations, a new poll finds, setting them up for unhealthy senior years.
And for all the talk of "60 is the new 50" and active aging, even those who aren't obese need to do more to stay fit, according to the Associated Press-LifeGoesStrong.com poll.
Most baby boomers say they get some aerobic exercise, the kind that revs up your heart rate, at least once a week. But most adults are supposed to get 2½ hours a week of moderate-intensity aerobic activity — things like a brisk walk, a dance class, pushing a lawn mower. Only about a quarter of boomers polled report working up a sweat four or five times a week, what the average person needs to reach that goal.
Worse, 37 percent never do any of the strength training so crucial to fighting the muscle loss that comes with aging.
Walking is their most frequent form of exercise. The good news: Walk enough and the benefits add up.
"I have more energy, and my knees don't hurt anymore," says Maggie Sanders, 61, of Abbeville, S.C. She has lost 15 pounds by walking 4 miles, three times a week, over the past few months, and eating better.
More boomers need to heed that feel-good benefit. Based on calculation of body mass index from self-reported height and weight, roughly a third of the baby boomers polled are obese, compared with about a quarter of both older and younger responders. Only half of the obese boomers say they are regularly exercising.
An additional 36 percent of boomers are overweight, though not obese.
The nation has been bracing for a surge in Medicare costs as the 77 million baby boomers, the post-war generation born from 1946 to 1964, begin turning 65. Obesity — with its extra risk of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and arthritis — will further fuel those bills.
"They're going to be expensive if they don't get their act together," says Jeff Levi of the nonprofit Trust for America's Health. He points to a study that found Medicare pays 34 percent more on an obese senior than one who's a healthy weight.
About 60 percent of boomers polled say they're dieting to lose weight, and slightly more are eating more fruits and vegetables or cutting cholesterol and salt.
But it takes physical activity, not just dieting, to shed pounds. That's especially important as people start to age and dieting alone could cost them precious muscle in addition to fat, says Jack Rejeski of Wake Forest University, a specialist in exercise and aging.
Whether you're overweight or just the right size, physical activity can help stave off the mobility problems that too often sneak up on the sedentary as they age. Muscles gradually become flabbier until people can find themselves on the verge of disability and loss of independence, like a canoe that floats peacefully until it gets too near a waterfall to pull back, Rejeski says.
He led a study that found a modest weight loss plus walking 2 1/2 hours a week helped people 60 and older significantly improve their mobility. Even those who didn't walk that much got some benefit. Try walking 10 minutes at a time two or three times a day, he suggests, and don't wait to start.
"I don't think there's any question the earlier you get started, the better," says Rejeski, who at 63 has given up running in favor of walking, and gets in 30 miles a week. "If you allow your mobility to decline, you pay for it in terms of the quality of your own life."
When it comes to diseases, nearly half of boomers polled worry most about cancer. The second-leading killer, cancer does become more common with aging.
"It's the unknown nature, that it can come up without warning," says Harry Forsha, 64, of Clearwater, Fla., and Mill Spring, N.C.
Heart disease is the nation's No. 1 killer, but it's third in line on the boomers' worry list. Memory loss is a bigger concern.
"On a scale of one to 10, seven or eight," is how Barry Harding, 61, of Glen Burnie, Md., puts it. "It's more talked about now, Alzheimer's and dementia."
In fact, more than half of boomers polled say they regularly do mental exercises such as crossword puzzles.
After Harding retires, he plans to take classes to keep mentally active. For now, he's doing the physical exercise that's important for brain health, too. He also takes fish oil, a type of fatty acid that some studies suggest might help prevent mental decline.
In Warren, Pa., Colleen Witmer says she works hard to maintain her weight and her health: The 52-year-old walks or rides her bike daily, plus does a more formal exercise program three or four times a week.
"I maintain my annual visits to the doctor's office and follow his advice whether I like it or not," she says. "And I refuse to admit I am my age, and keep going as if I weren't."
The AP-LifeGoesStrong.com poll was conducted from June 3-12 by Knowledge Networks of Menlo Park, Calif., and involved online interviews with 1,416 adults, including 1,078 baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964. The margin of sampling error for results from the full sample is plus or minus 4.4 percentage points; for the boomers, it is plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
Knowledge Networks used traditional telephone and mail sampling methods to randomly recruit respondents. People selected who had no Internet access were given it free.
(Copyright 2011 The Associated Press.)
Poll: Obesity Hits Boomers More Than Others in the U.S.
Cancer and memory loss are baby boomers' biggest health fears. Given their weight, maybe heart disease and diabetes should be.


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Foreman Wolf wants Johnny's to be an everyday destination for the folks of Roland Park, a place they can show up at, on a whim, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And they have been.
Johnny's is the fifth restaurant from Baltimore restaurateurs Tony Foreman and Cindy Wolf. The hits from Foreman Wolf, as their company is known, just keep on coming — Charleston, Pazo, Cinghiale and Petit Louis, which is Johnny's neighbor in the Roland Park Shopping Center.
And Johnny's sure is good looking. Carved out of an expansive space on the lower level of the Roland Park shopping center, the main dining rooms are symphonies of wood and stone, comfortable and inviting, with acres of booths and banquettes and elbow room between tables.
And there are things, like a fried chicken breast and elegantly prepared fish tostada, that I'd order again and again. Breakfast, taken in a separate cafe space, is a nourishing and superbly satisfying lineup of wholesomely prepared pancakes, French toast and egg dishes. They're ideal fare for a casual joint.
But casual is harder than it looks. Johnny's, early on, is like a soprano singing pop tunes on the Tonight show. You can admire the talent without completely enjoying the performance.
I appreciate the menu's excursions into California-inspired cuisine, which encompasses both Mexican and Asian attitudes and ingredients, from the coconut in the butternut squash soup to the homemade salsa verde on the succulent tostada. Food is prepared and seasoned well. The fried chicken, a Cindy Wolf recipe, is a marvel of crispy skin and juicy meat. Bacon-wrapped meat loaf medallions have great, natural flavor. The mahi mahi in the tostada — the fish changes from day to day — was particularly brilliant.
But there are things that feel out of place, or even pretentious, in a supposedly casual joint. The liquor list is expensive and overly refined. So you can't, for instance, get a Tanqueray and tonic. At breakfast, brewed coffee is made to order in Chemex, which makes, maybe, for a better cup of coffee but costs four bucks.
Some folks just want their regular gin and worse coffee cheaper.
The menu's format is troublesome, too. I don't like being presented an all-day single sheet that lists items not available when I'm there. The majority of the menu, consisting of snacks, soups, sandwiches and salads, is available for lunch and dinner. But the breakfast items are offered only until 11 a.m. (later on weekends), and the dinner items, seven in all, don't kick in until 4:30 p.m.
There are issues with portions and pours. Sometimes, as with appetizers of spring rolls, lamb empanadas and savory taco appetizers, there's just not enough on the plate to make an impact. One or two bites and they're gone. At lunch, a combination half-sandwich and soup looked forlorn. The pours on the liquor and wine appear to be at best scientifically exact.
Most of these things, I'd wager, are part of the Foreman Wolf feeling-out process. None of the company's other restaurants are now what they first were. Always, there's been an evolution, and almost always positively.
There have already been a few changes. The roasted pumpkin dip that was so bland when I ordered it a few weeks ago now comes with a guajillo salsa, which is a step in the right direction, but I wish the pumpkin itself was given a kick. The tasty spring rolls, filled with either shrimp or beef, were tiny when I first ordered them. Now, they're small, and cost less.
It might turn out that Johnny's is ahead of the curve on the portion thing. Many diners tell me they'd rather pay less for more modest servings. And we may all have been spoiled by our favorite bartenders. But for now, there's a hmmm factor.
More changes are needed. I expect an adjustment to the cafe space, separate from the other dining rooms, which gets uncomfortably loud when it's full of lunch patrons. The service is generally up to Foreman Wolf standards, but drinks from the bar are taking too long to get to the table. The "Farm Cobb" should be served as composed salad and not a bunch of things in a bowl.
There's always a tension at the Foreman Wolf restaurants between customers' expectations and the restaurateur's desire to elevate the dining experience. I think that's interesting. My gut tells met that Johnny's won't be the same six months from now. I'm curious to see how it all turns out.
** 1/2
4800 Roland Ave., Roland Park
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday
Appetizers, $3-$12, Entrees, $17-$19
California-influenced everyday fare
Informed and professional
Best dishes:
Sesame fried chicken breast, lamb empanadas
No children's menu but family sightings are common, especially in the cafe
Limited parking on the lot, with additional street parking
Noise level:
Comfortable in the dining room, clattery in the cafe
[Key: Superlative: *****; Excellent: ****; Very Good: ***; Good: **; Promising: *]


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What Has Happened To Hollywood?
July 25, 2008
After sitting through all the superhero movies Marvel and Hollywood could throw at me, I was pondering the awful question: what has happened to the great Hollywood? It seems today that everything they make is the customary Disney G-Rated movie that will definitely include: 1 dead parent, 2 golden retrievers (or more), someone from either the disney channel shows Hannah Montana, The Suite Life of Zach and Cody, or the Raven Show, and finally one of the annoying Jonas Brothers to randomly do a solo during the credits. Either that or they will mass produce an string of animated Star Wars movies and then throw in a second Transformers without Megan Fox (because she asked for too much cash), with more annoying Shia Labeouf, and then toss in as much special effects that you'd think you were in a nightmare. The result? Sadly, with millions of 15 year old girls for Shia Labeouf and millions of tweenage disney cult members buying tickets, the makers of these movies (while sitting on a throne of cash) start a sequel — then a trilogy…. This is why movies today in every season but maybe Fall are just the reality of a bad dream. And now, the small population of film enthusiasts that appreciate good movies today is a dying breed.
If only Hollywood could put aside their blood and gore ego and remember the masterpiece that they made almost 40 years ago in All the President's Men. This was a movie that defied all the odds to me, it delivered an excellent plot, twists, suspense, it kept you guessing, and above all — there wasn't a single shot fired. The plot was true (Nixon's henchman's infamous failed heist of the democratic headquarters) and even though you knew the ending, you still wanted to see more, because somehow even though you knew every single detail backwards and forwards, you were engaged 100% on the screen. You head was spinning through the full two and a half hours, and after so many years, here we are in 2008, still remembering this movie. Its a timeless, classic mystery, but its too action packed to be a classic or a mystery. Its a great action movie, but there wasn't a single drop of blood. This movie deserves to be in its own category, and it goes to show you that even though today we have all the money and brains we want to spend on a cinema, we are still too egotistic and stubborn to produce a movie with a plot and sequence that we could 40 years ago. And because of this, I am saddened that I was not born yet into that past movie era of great minds, directors, actors, and above all…plots.


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I do have some worry now, though. And I wasn't comforted by Jeff Wilpon's comments on Tuesday. Each day that goes by, with no reports of progression, the more I find myself questioning the situation and fearing the worst. It's not to say I think Wright will be traded this winter, but rumors will undoubtedly be flying if they don't have a deal by the Winter Meetings... and even the thought of that makes me cringe.
In talking with fans over the last day or so, I think most people feel the same way: they are hoping both Wright and Dickey remain with the team, but certainly have fears the Mets can't get these deals done; don't want to get them done; or both. It's like we're
collectively saying, "I'll believe it when I see it," and I think that is fair given what has happened with the organization recently.
Regardless of what is true, what is not, and what is happening behind closed doors with Wright and Dickey - even if there is actually positive progression in each of their situations that we are not aware of - perception remains a big problem for this organization to overcome. Even though a majority of MetsBlog readers believe the Mets are on the right track, cynicism remains, a fear they will do the wrong thing remains, and this loud anger remains. Winning goes a long way to fix those problems, but there needs to be some physical sign the Mets have turned a corner, and it's fair to believe they haven't shown that to date.
The Mets need to begin changing this perception, tone and conversation about the team and show fans and MLB they have the ability and desire to invest in the big league roster. I'm not advocating they invest haphazardly in crappy free agents and I don't believe spending directly equates to winning (the Mets being the prime example of that). But the Mets can show a lot to everyone (including Wright and Dickey) simply by making longer term investments in Wright and Dickey now. Both Sandy Alderson and ownership have been very public in their desire to retain these guys, but actions speak louder than words. Until they do that, these issues among the fans will continue, and it will get harder and harder to change that perception...


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FARMINGTON A recent mall shooting in Farmington has sparked increased policing in neighborhoods amid fears of a new gang war.
The Daily Times of Farmington reported that aggressive patrols come after the Farmington Police Gang Unit said the shooting at Animas Valley Mall in late April was gang-related and has caused increased tension among two rival gangs.
Brothers Alejandro Ramirez, 22, and Luis Ramirez, 28, have been arrested on suspicion of killing Johnny Benjamin Vialpando, 25. Vialpando was shot and killed April 27, while he was a passenger in a car parked at the mall. His wife and children and several other people witnessed the shooting.
A suspect matching Alejandro Ramirezs description approached Vialpando and said, This is for Gary, just before shooting him 15 times, according to court documents.
Police believe that was a reference to Gary Martinez, a 17-year-old who was killed in what police believe was a gang-related drive-by shooting in October 2008. After the shooting, police questioned Vialpando, but he was never charged with a crime in connection to Martinezs death. The case remains unsolved.
Farmington police Cpl. David Karst said the Ramirez brothers are gang members, but declined to discuss the specific gang affiliations.
However, police have said the shooting involved people linked to Farmingtons two largest gangs: the South Side Locos and Tortilla Flats.
The recent South Side-Tortilla Flats incident ... has caused a lot of conversations and tension between the two gangs, said Erik Haanes, an officer in the gang unit.
It was unclear if the Ramirez brothers had attorneys.
According to police, more than 600 gang members live in San Juan County, and there are about eight confirmed gangs in the region. Gangs include people of all ethnicities, Karst said.
The South Side Locos are the largest gang in the area and are comprised of many sects. The next largest gang is Tortilla Flats, according to the gang unit.
Both gangs have a strong presence in south Farmington. But unlike gangs in certain cities that have strict boundaries separated by something as obvious as a street, Farmingtons gangs scatter throughout the area and collaborate with members of opposing gangs to commit crimes, Karst said.
The gangs commit crimes often to make money and intimidate rivals. In Farmington, the two most common crimes committed by gang members are dealing drugs and guns, Karst said. But they also rob, burglarize and steal identities.
They do criminal activity to further the gang. Its not just a group of criminals banding together to burglarize a house for their own gain, he said. Whatever they are doing is an enterprise for a group.
Throughout the country, there are gangs that call themselves South Side Locos and Tortilla Flats, but local neighborhood gang groups take on the attributes of their leaders, said Moises Prospero, an adjunct professor of criminology at New Mexico State University.
Your loyalty comes from your neighborhood, he said. They may have a sense of belonging, but they are not soldiers.


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2 Michiganders among Tony nominees
DETROIT – Two women from Michigan are among this year's Tony nominations.
Sutton Foster, of Troy, stars in "Violet," a musical story of one young woman's quest for beauty amidst the image-obsessed landscape of the 1960s.
Celia Keenan-Bolger, of Detroit, is up for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play.
The musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," a comedic romp in which a poor man eliminates the eight heirs ahead of him for a title, nabbed a leading 10 Tony Award nominations on Tuesday.
Nominations were spread out for most other shows, reflecting the lack of a juggernaut this year.
"Hedwig and the Angry Inch," a cult off-Broadway hit about a transgender East German performer, stars Neil Patrick Harris and won eight nominations, while "After Midnight," a musical celebrating Duke Ellington's years at the Cotton Club nightclub, got seven, tied with "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" and a British revival of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." Bryan Cranston won a nod for playing Lyndon Johnson in "All the Way," and Woody Allen got one for turning his film "Bullets Over Broadway" into a musical.
The nominations also made waves for snubbing some big names, including Denzel Washington, James Franco, Zachary Quinto, Michelle Williams, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom, Ethan Hawke, Zach Braff, Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig. Daniel Radcliffe struck out for his third consecutive Broadway show.
Danny Burstein got one of the two nods "Cabaret" received and though it was his fifth nomination, he said he was sad that co-star Williams missed out on one in her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles.
"I'm heartbroken that she wasn't nominated. She is so fantastic in the show. And in all my years I have never seen anyone work harder," he said. "She comes in at 5:45 every day for an 8:00 show, to work on things, run through numbers."
The musicals up for the big prize in June are: "After Midnight," "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," `'Aladdin," and `'Beautiful: The Carole King Musical." Shows that failed to make the cut include "Bullets Over Broadway," "Rocky," "If/Then" and "The Bridges of Madison County."
"It's good to be acknowledged," said Andy Karl, nominated as a leading actor for the title role in "Rocky" and who has transformed his body over three years into a fearsome boxer. "It's nice to know it was worth the time and effort." Of the lack of a best musical nomination for the show, he said he was disappointed, adding: "That's how the Tony cookie crumbles."
Jessie Mueller, nominated for playing songwriter Carole King, said she was thrilled "Beautiful" had done so well with seven nominations. She added she's still stunned by the outpouring of affection King gets.
"Every night I am still nervous about it, and I think that's what keeps me honest. I admire her so much. I take it very seriously. It's a big responsibility," said Mueller. (King, who only recently saw the show, posted on her Facebook page that she will attend the Tony Awards.)
"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" was nominated for best book by Robert L. Freedman, best original score for Freedman and Steven Lutvak, best costumes by Linda Cho, best direction by Darko Tresnjak, Jonathan Tunick's orchestrations, best featured actress in a musical for Lauren Worsham, best scenic design for Alexander Dodge and for its two lead actors: Jefferson Mays and Bryce Pinkham.
The show, which was well received but sometimes struggled at the box office, has been considered an underdog this season, though Mays was considered a lock for a nomination: In each show, he plays all eight victims -- two women and six men -- and goes through 12 costume changes in the first act alone.
Disney's "Aladdin," an adaptation of the 1992 animated movie featuring a rambunctious genie, earned five nominations, including one for James Monroe Iglehart, who plays the genie.
"I know it sounds cliche, but I'm so happy to be nominated. I get to sit down at the Tonys. I'm not in the back. I'm not watching it on television. I get to sit. There's a ticket with my name on it," Iglehart said. "And I don't have to pay for it!"
Nick Cordero, a "Rock of Ages" veteran who plays a mob soldier with a flair for the dramatic in "Bullets Over Broadway," said he was flattered and exhilarated to earn a nomination for best featured actor in a musical. He admitted he had been considering leaving the business. "I'm 35 years old and I was sort of considering other options when I got this job," he said. "It's been nothing but a real gift."
Five-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald earned a leading actress in a play nomination for "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill." That's the one female acting category in which she hasn't already notched at least one win, meaning she is in a position to make history as the Tonys' first grand-slam performance winner.
McDonald goes up against Tyne Daly from "Mothers and Sons," LaTanya Richardson Jackson of "A Raisin in the Sun," Cherry Jones from "The Glass Menagerie" and Estelle Parsons in "The Velocity of Autumn."
The best new play category has James Lapine's "Act One," Terrance McNally's "Mothers and Sons," Robert Schenkkan's "All the Way," John Patrick Shanley's "Outside Mullingar" and Harvey Fierstein's "Casa Valentina."
Completely ignored in that category was "The Realistic Joneses," a play by Will Eno that features Toni Collette of "United States of Tara," Marisa Tomei of "My Cousin Vinny," Michael C. Hall of "Dexter" and Tracy Letts, the Tony winning playwright and actor. None of the actors were nominated.
Mark Rylance got two nods: One as a leading actor in a play for playing the evil title character in "Richard III" and another as a featured role as a lady in "Twelfth Night." Stephen Fry also got a nomination for his featured role in "Twelfth Night."
Rylance will compete in the best leading actor in a play category with Samuel Barnett, also in "Twelfth Night," Cranston in "All The Way," Chris O'Dowd in "Of Mice and Men" and Tony Shalhoub in "Act One."
Tony Award-winner Idina Menzel, the "Frozen" singer who got a dose of attention when John Travolta mangled her name at the Oscars, also got a nomination for her role in "If/Then," the only totally original new musical on Broadway this season.
She will compete in June with Mary Bridget Davies in "A Night with Janis Joplin," Sutton Foster in "Violet," Mueller in "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" and Kelli O'Hara of "The Bridges of Madison County."
A decision by a Tony administrative panel last week made Alan Cumming ineligible for a lead acting musical prize in the revival of "Cabaret" because he already won the award for the same role in 1998.
Linda Emond, who earned a nomination as the landlady Fraulein Schneider in "Cabaret," tipped her cap to Cumming, the show's emcee. "There's an economy to what he does, a brilliance to it," she said. "It's in his body. It's a privilege to be a part of the production with him."
The best play revival category includes "The Cripple of Inishmaan," "The Glass Menagerie," "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Twelfth Night." There are only three options for best musical revival: "Violet," "Les Miserables" and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."
A new rule this year allows for a fifth nominee in the four major production categories -- best musical and play and best revivals for each -- if at least nine shows are eligible and the fifth-highest vote-getter finishes close enough to the fourth.
Some 870 Tony voters -- members of professional groups such as the Wing, the League, Actors' Equity Association, the Dramatists Guild and the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society -- will decide the final awards, which will be handed out June 8 at Radio City Music Hall. Only Broadway shows that opened in the 12 months ending on April 24 are eligible.
"I'm in shock," said Lena Hall, a Broadway veteran who earned a best featured actress in a musical for her gender-bending part beside Harris in the rock show "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."
The lesson, she said of her nomination -- in addition to always jump at the chance to work with Harris -- is to "do what you believe in and do what you love." Hall, who has appeared in "Cats," "Tarzan" and "Kinky Boots," said she was waiting to call her parents who were still asleep in San Francisco. "I really wasn't expecting this at all. This is crazy."


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The Seattle Seahawks may be flying a plane around Seattle to remind travelers where the NFL's 12th Man resides, but Texas A&M wants you to know where the original 12th Man is found.
Texas A&M apparel retailer Aggieland Outfitters is selling t-shirts with the slogan "The Original 12th Man" on the front, with an established date printed beneath the text. The back of the shirt reads "A tradition about more than noise." The shirts were printed after the Seahawks wrapped up the NFC championship against the San Francisco 49ers to clinch a trip to the Super Bowl.
Texas A&M owns the trademark to the 12th Man, but the school and the Seahawks have an agreement in place allowing the Seahawks to make use of the 12th Man moniker with their fans. Seattle's football franchise pays Texas A&M for the rights to the trademark, as fans of both teams have taken to the identity.
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