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RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - A federal fugitive who led authorities on a chase in South Dakota before getting away again is back in custody.
Twenty-six-year-old Eric Ladeaux escaped in September from a minimum-security building in Rapid City where he was on supervised release for a weapons crime tied to an earlier aggravated assault conviction.
U.S. marshals, state Highway Patrol troopers and Rapid City police tried to chase him down Monday night but he fled on foot after crashing his vehicle. A fugitive task force tracked him down and arrested him Wednesday afternoon. Details were not immediately available.
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Rachael Leigh Cook and Daniel Gillies are having a baby!
The "Perception" actress, who gained recognition in the 1999 rom-com "She's All That," is expecting her first child with husband Gillies, Us Weekly reports.
"I've been hiding my rapidly growing bump while shooting but this kiddo is vying for screen time," the actress, 33, told the mag about how she's tried to hide her baby bump while filming. "We clearly have a future actor on our hands."
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The couple married on Aug. 14, 2004. It will be their first child together. There's no word on Cook's due date yet.
As for Gillies, 37, who plays an original vampire, Elijah Mikaelson, in "The Vampire Diaries," he seems to be keen on the odd celebrity baby name trend.
"A lot of people are asking whether I'd prefer a boy or a girl. In truth, it doesn't matter to me -- I just can't wait to meet little Keanu Robocop," he joked.
The couple actually has another kind of baby on their hands. Gillies' long-term project, "Broken Kingdom," is set to premiere May 15 on Showtime. The actor produced and directed the film, which also stars Cook.
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He's also set to star in "The Vampire Diaries" spinoff, "The Originals," which aired its backdoor pilot episode April 25 on the CW and will get its own pilot on the network this fall, chronicling the ancient vampire families' doings in the supernatural hotbed of New Orleans. When we last talked to Gillies, "The Originals" had yet to come to fruition, but he said he'd totally be down to do it.
"Every part of that sounds amazing. So I was thrilled by that idea and I've said it a multitude of times," he said. "I mean there is a whole world out there and these guys seem globally threatening. Especially this family."
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Democratic Parties: An Interview With UCLA Computer Scientist Kevin Eustice
from the the-lowest-common-denominator-dj deptIf the ecstatic attention techblogs showered on the nascent Smart Party system last week is any indication, there are thousands of geeks out there who, like me, got their first peek at an iPhone and immediately began fantasizing about a spontaneous, democratic, distributed jukebox that would emerge anywhere friends with shiny gadgets gathered. Smart Party polls all WiFi-enabled music players in the vicinity to figure out what's on user playlists, and then plays music off a central system (even pulling tunes directly from each user's device) tailored to the taste of the group. It's like a DJ who automatically knows what will most please the crowd. But as far as UCLA computer science grad student and Smart Party co-creator Kevin Eustice is concerned, plebiscitary soundtrack software is just a tiny part of a broader project, aimed at crafting an open architecture that will enable a whole range of mobile, location-sensitive social networking applications. Below the fold, my interview with Eustice on music, math, and the future of ubiquitous computing. If you're reading via RSS or from the front page, click on "Read More" to get the full interview.How did Smart Party come about?
This was all part of an NSF-funded project that's intended to develop secure infrastructure for ubiquitous computing (a term coined in the 90s by Mark Weiser). We're interested in smart spaces and social software, and providing secure support for this type of infrastructure. We conceived our version of Smart Party more than two years ago, and built the first implementation of it in the summer of 2006. It was our idea that we would run an application that would get the developers who were building it—certainly myself and some of the other students in my lab—excited about it, because obviously we were going to be working on it for a while. We were really excited about the idea of social music, and managing that in a location constrained manner. We were developing an infrastructure that supported management of location context, device configuration, secure session establishment, et-cetera.
And this "infrastructure" is called Panoply, right?
Panoply is a middleware for developers to easily build ubiquitous computing applications; it looks at the device as the representative of the user in the digital world—your avatar, in the sense that it represents the user. We look at the requirements for this sort of device device as kind of a stack. At the lowest level, you have communication, just being able to automatically configure itself to an environment. Above that you have security. Above that, we have issues of social context and location context, and beyond that we want the device to be able to make the user's will count, to make it act as the user's representative in the social and location context it has acquired. So we have this hierarchy of device requirements, and when the device goes into a new area, it goes from the bottom up trying to establish secure connections, acquiring whatever context it needs to localize itself or identify social peers in the environment. Once that's done, the device can actually start to do something useful. In the case of Smart Party, that's voting on behalf of the user, participating in music interest groups in order to get certain artists played at the Smart Party.
What other functions do you envision for this?
A year before we built the Smart Party, we did another application, a locative media application, and used the same infrastructure to write a group-based interactive narrative. We defined a description language for writing interactive media that's tied to locations and has a social element—in other words, characters. We supported arbitrary social groups, but then we had Student from the English department at UCLA who developed the narrative for us using the facilities we created. So they wrote a science fiction story set on the UCLA campus in which a team solve a mystery on the campus. It was heavily inspired by live action role playing, alternate reality games, things like that
A pretty straightforward application we've considered is extending this to support context-aware museum experiences.You can provide media content directly to a device; you can customize it to social groups; you can customize based on the age or language of a person visiting the exhibit. It's really intended to be a general framework for manage location and social context. So anyplace you can imagine that would be useful to have, we can come up with applications that would support that. One of the applications I would love is: You're walking down the street and you want to know where your social network thinks is a good place to eat in the nearby area. We're starting to see the ability to take existing services and create something like this: If you take something like Facebook and merge it with Google Maps, you might be able to do something like this right now using Web 2.0. But we're looking at building general tools as opposed to specific services that people may or may not make open.
What about the privacy concerns raised by this sort of routinized information sharing, especially when it's designed to be keyed to someone's physical location and movements?
In general terms, I can't touch that. Ubiquitous computing has potential to do great good, but obviously when you're talking about sharing immense amounts of personal data there's also potential for great harm. In the Smart Party specifically, we have thought it through: We've considered privacy to the extent that we don't want to just publish your entire set of musical preferences to the environment when you enter someone's home. That's why we're looking at things like voting protocols, where individuals may not suggest certain songs. That way you're not publishing your full set of preferences, but a very limited set that may even be location dependent. Musical preferences may not be the most sensitive data, but you can extend the metaphor.
Is Digital Rights Management technology an obstacle to something like Smart Party? Or, for that matter, public performance licensing fees?
There are a couple ways to deal with DRM. One is the iTunes approach, where you license another machine to play your content. If we can do that in a dynamic manner, an automated manner, you could license the local room or Smart Party infrastructure to play back a single song, maybe a one-time-only license. But recently we've seen studios releasing DRM-free music, and if that trend continues, that would be perfect for this type of application.
Alternatively, we can bypass that altogether and really only exchange preferences. Then the music is drawn from a pool that's already there in the environment, and DRM is a non-issue.
Most of the scenarios we've envisioned aren't really what I think would be considered a "public performance." If you're talking about actually using this at a real club, you'd have a whole set of other issues we haven't really considered—thinking about how to make this a real product hasn't been our focus.
What's the next step?
Well, I'm working on my dissertation, so what's next for me is graduating. But we've got some other students who are extending the Smart Party, looking at more coordination algorithms, better voting algorithms. Some of the comments in the blogosphere have pointed out that if you're only replaying the same old songs, that's not a very interesting algorithm. So one of the things we've been looking at is incorporating the notion of surprise, finding songs we can predict people would like based on their other preferences and drawing those out—the long tail, if you will, of the preference set. We're also running a lot of simulations. I've probably simulated several million parties in the last year looking at how different voting algorithms affect the satisfaction of the party goers. That means looking at overall satisfaction, but also the distribution of the satisfaction, how fairly satisfaction is distributed.
We're looking now at issues of multiple rooms in a party environment. If you have a certain number of rooms and a certain population of people, how can you change the overall song dynamic to increase satisfaction? Can the infrastructure figure out that there are population groups that aren't being satisfied but could be satisfied by looking at the voting trends and maneuvering people by playing certain music in certain rooms to draw them out.
Though Arrow's Theorem tells us that every possible voting system breaks down somewhere.
Well, we've been looking at different types of voting schemes as part of this work. Our current scheme is a modified Borda count, where we use a point allocation system that allows us to evoke secondary preferences. You'd often have hidden preferences in a preference vector if you've got a bunch of songs you rank one through five. If you're just voting for those songs, there may be songs that would be just as good, from the perspective of what you'd like to hear, and you end up enforcing a false ordering.
I do think it's fascinating that what seems to have caught people's attention is the whole idea of voting for music in an environment. In a way, that wasn't really the point of the project. The point of the project was that someone could go to an environment they've never been to before with a device that's transparently configured to be part of that environment, and receive information that lets them figure out where they are in that environment. We want our wireless devices to be behaving, from a usability perspective, more like our cellphones: You expect that you go someplace new, and it just works. And that's not just that you get "on the network," but that you get on the right network for the application for the application you want to be using. So going in with whatever credentials or authorization we need, we can get all the context we need for localization and discovering other people at that party with no user intervention, or anyway minimal intervention. That's what really excited us, and the application was a way of finding something to do with it—but it's really cool that people have shown so much interest in it.
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The Bana Box Company really works behind the scenes with the FedEx Corporation. The conpany's name and logo are used more in working with FHD than with residential customers.
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text: Dick Miller Racing and the Oldsmobile Race/Show Nationals at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk OH have invited our cousins (Buick's & Cadillac's) to join us at Norwalk this year July 24, 2016 for the 19th Annual former Oldsmobile Race/Show Nationals which is now titled The Buick/Olds/Cadillac Race/Show Nationals. Please watch my website dickmillerracing.com for details as they are posted. To contact me either 662-233-2301 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks, look forward to seeing you there. If you're going to Allentown we're right on the way. Dick


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The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public to help in identifying two men caught on surveillance video burglarizing the Valley Green Inn, 7594 Forbidden Drive, on May 27.
According to police reports, at 2:20 a.m., two men forced open a second floor office window. Once inside, the suspects took two Toshiba Laptops, an undetermined amount of loose change and a checkbook. The burglars ransacked the office and damaged various pieces of equipment, whose value is estimated at $5,000.
Police describe the first suspect as a white male with stocky build last seen wearing a dark-colored, hooded zip-up jacket, dark-colored ski mask and gloves. The second suspect is described as a white male with a stocky build last seen wearing a dark-colored zip up jacket with a hood, gloves and a dark-colored backpack with reflective stripes on the outside.
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The information and resources generated by the Human Genome Project (HGP) have become substantial, and the interest in access is widespread. It is therefore desirable to have a statement of philosophy concerning the sharing of these resources that can guide investigators who generate the resources as well a those who wish to use them.
A key issue for the HGP is how to promote and encourage the rapid sharing of material and data that are produced, especially information that has not yet been published or may never be published in its entirety. Such sharing is essential for progress toward the goals of the program and to avoid unnecessary duplication. It is also desirable to make the fruits of genome research available to the scientific community as a whole as soon as possible to expedite research in other areas.
Although it is the policy of the HGP to maximize outreach to the scientific community, it is also necessary to give investigators time to verify the accuracy of their data and to gain some scientific advantage from the effort they have invested. Furthermore, in order to assure that novel ideas and inventions are rapidly developed to the benefit of the public, intellectual property protection may be needed for some of the data and materials.
After extensive discussion with the community of genome researchers, the advisors of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Energy (DOE) genome programs have determined that consensus is developing around the concept that a six-month period, from the time data or materials are generated to the time they are made available publicly, is a reasonable maximum in almost all cases. More rapid sharing is encouraged.
Whenever possible, data should be deposited in public databases and materials in public repositories. Where appropriate repositories do not exist or are unable to accept the data or materials, investigators should accommodate requests to the extent possible.
The NIH and DOE genome programs have decided to require all applicants expecting to generate significant amounts of genome data and materials to describe in their application how and when they plan to make such data and materials available to the community. Grant solicitations will specify this requirement. These plans in each application will be reviewed in the course of peer review and by staff to assure they are reasonable and in conformity with program philosophy. If grant is made, the applicant's sharing plans will become a condition of the award and compliance will be reviewed before continuation is provided. Progress reports will be asked to address the issue.
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Infiniti just unveiled its new Infiniti LE electric sedan concept at the 2012 New York Auto Show, and Inhabitat was on the scene to get the scoop on this gorgeous new electric vehicle. The Infiniti LE features a 100 kW electric motor with 134 horsepower and 240 lb-ft. of torque, and a 24 kWh lithium-ion battery will enable it to travel up to 100 miles on a single charge. Best of all, the car will use the world's first home wireless charging system, so drivers will be able to juice up their car without popping in the plug. Read on for more!
"In a future that holds an increasing consumption of natural resources, we will advance our sustainable mobility leadership and expand our EV market penetration with new electric vehicles such as the Infiniti LE Concept," said Nissan President and CEO Carlos Ghosn about the car.
The coolest new feature of the Infinit LE concept is that it will have the world's first built-in home wireless charging system. "All you have to do is park your vehicle over the charging pad with no need to connect cables," stated Poore. The system's non-contact charging is via inductive energy flow, with a coil safely encased on the garage floor. The primary coil is connected to the energy source, which then creates a magnetic field that excites electric current in a second coil in the LE concept. The LE concept also features an Intelligent Park Assist with Around View Monitor to easily align the vehicle in the proper position over the wireless charging coil.
The Infiniti LE concept is about the same size as the current Infiniti G sedan,. and according to Infiniti the LE concept was designed more as a "pure" Infiniti than simply a luxury electric car. "It is first and foremost an Infiniti, born of our philosophy of Inspired Performance. Rather than taking an EV and adding an Infiniti badge, we are taking an Infiniti and removing the tailpipe," explained Infiniti Americas Vice President Ben Poore. Infiniti chose a luxury-styled sedan body style for the LE concept rather than a hatchback design like the Nissan Leaf so that neither roominess or comfort were compromised.
The LE Concept's dramatic exterior blends distinctive Infiniti design cues, such as its double-arch grille and crescent-cut rear-pillar, with EV aerodynamic efficiency to create a sleek, emotional silhouette. The concept's exterior shape was designed to maximize its aerodynamic efficiency, but doesn't necessarily scream that it's an electric vehicle. It achieves a low coefficient of drag of 0.25 thanks to aluminum-alloy wheels with aero treatment, a high rear deck, rear aero diffuser and aero side fin spoilers with integrated illumination.
Just as Infiniti sought to design an electric car with an emphasis on performance, its electric powertrain will be impressive without sacrificing range. The LE concept's 100 kW electric motor has 134 horsepower and 240 lb-ft. of torque to give it the acceleration it needs for merging onto freeways and changing lanes. The LE Concept's electric motor gets its power from a 24 kWh lithium-ion battery that gives the concept an estimated 100-mile range.
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MARTINEZ — It's a freeway interchange that makes motorists grit their teeth. Big traffic backups. Big cloverleaf loop lanes to connect freeways. Short, scary merging lanes.
The interchange at Interstate 680 and Highway 4 near Martinez and Concord is such a headache that Contra Costa voters in 1988 approved a half-cent sales tax to start planning its fix.
Now, at last, Contra Costa County's congestion management agency says it has found a path to begin the first phase of the $400 million freeway fix in about two years, pulling it out of an indefinite limbo.
"Voters should be pleased that we have a clear plan to get started on this project," said Randy Iwasaki, Contra Costa Transportation Authority's executive director. "If things didn't change, I can't tell you how long it would take to get started."
Under earlier plans, the congestion agency and Caltrans would have waited until the money was lined up to build the most expensive yet effective parts of the five-phase project. Highway planners, however, don't know when they could afford that.
To break the logjam, the county agency revamped its construction staging and financing plans. The agency plans to start smaller and have more money to spend because of the improving economy. It would begin with widening three miles of Highway 4 to add an extra lane in each direction between Morello Avenue and Highway 242. The widening would cost some $50 million.
The transportation authority also figures it will have $186 million more than previously expected over the next 21 years because of improvements in its financial picture. The agency is taking in more sales tax revenues as the economy recovers. The authority also got an "AA+" credit rating last fall from two rating agencies, enabling it to save millions of dollars in selling $225 million in bonds in December, and refinancing $200 million of existing debt.
With a rosier outlook ahead, the Transportation Authority board on Wednesday is scheduled to authorize consultants to study design on the highway widening. That action could lead to a widening contract being awarded in 2015, Iwasaki said. Adding a third lane in each direction along three miles of Highway 4 will reduce congestion and increase safety for motorists, planners said. One notable commuter says it's scary to merge from one freeway to another at the interchange.
"It's a mess," said Martinez Mayor Rob Schroder, who drives an extra distance to his Walnut Creek business so he can avoid having to merge from one freeway to another. "When my kids were learning to drive, I told them to stay away from this intersection."
In later phases of the freeway overhaul, contractors will build new connector ramps, remove the cloverleaf connectors, and add a flyover ramp so motorists can stay in a carpool lane continuously while merging from one freeway to another. Getting started on the project makes it easier to seek state and federal grants for later phases of construction, officials said. "You get momentum," said Susan Miller, the agency's director of projects.
Each day, some 126,000 vehicles travel on Interstate 680 through the intersection and about 87,000 vehicles travel through it on Highway 4, according to 2011 figures.
Contact Denis Cuff at 925-943-8267. Follow him at Twitter.com/deniscuff.


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posted on Wednesday, February 02, 2011 - 9:57 pm
I am working with a group to analyze rating scale data. The group I am working with wants to conduct EFA and CFA on the data. The rating scale has 35 questions, 1600+ students were rated by 100 teachers. However there was only one teacher rating for every six students. We cannot conduct an
inter-rater reliability statistic and the observations are essentially non-independent, nested within teacher.
My question is, am I correct that we cannot conduct an EFA/CFA and ignore the non-independence of the data? We cannot determine if the items load on
a factor because the items actually do co-vary or that a teacher was using the 35 item scale in a similar fashion when rating the six students. In addition, because we have only one teacher rating six students, we cannot compare the teacher's ratings with other teachers because their ratings do not overlap. I would like to try a multi-source approach for a CFA, but I
don't think the way the data were collected will allow us to try that approach.
Is there any way to conduct the EFA/CFA and account for the fact that there is only one rating for every six students? Are there alternate approaches?
I am using MPlus for this. Thanks in advance, hope my explanation of this problem made sense.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 - 9:51 am
It sounds like you have students nested in teacher. You could use a multilevel EFA or CFA model to take this non-independence of observations into account.
Peter Ji
posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 - 11:22 am
thanks for your reply. is there any concern with the fact that there is no crossed design for teacher? can any meaningful interpretation take place when there is only one source (teacher) rating one target (students)?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 - 5:43 pm
There would have to be an assumption of teachers using the same scale. Perhaps calling for a vignettes design.
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Our inspiration for the food and design of Côte is a modern interpretation of the many famous bistros of Paris. Inspired by new trends, we are dedicated to serving authentic classic brasserie dishes with a modern twist, using high quality produce at great prices. On the menu, guests will always find brasserie favourites on our à la carte menu such as steak frites, moules marinières, corn-fed chicken from rural Brittany and tuna Niçoise, for dessert, Côte's crème caramel and crème brûlee are much–loved house specialities. Seasonality and Côte's commitment to sourcing high-quality ingredients results in a fortnightly changing specials menu, ensuring there is always something new to delight regular guests and gastronomes alike, as well as the excellent value set menu. Open early every day for breakfast, through to lunch and dinner; Côte's atmosphere is informal and friendly.
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Got this from Lowes in February 2012 for $12.
This is the shortest of three similar pals and only grows to 15 feet.
Seems to like its spot.
Still there.
Seems to be doing OK. You can already see what would be the start of its characteristically wide base, or maybe its my imagination. The hot position and lack of rain doesnt seem to have worried it at all.
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China's economic outlook and policy implications: normalization
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This is the first blog post I write after revisiting China's recent economic developments, the outlook, and policy implications as part of writing our latest China Quarterly Update. After this general overview I will in a few days write one on some interesting medium term trends on relative prices and the relative importance of external trade in China's economy (they are also discussed in the Quarterly).
The term "normalization" has been used a lot lately in relation to the composition of growth and macroeconomic policy stance, also in China. But it is hard to avoid it. During 2010, China's composition of growth started to "normalize"—as in look like it typically does—after the spectacular developments in 2009, when a massive government-led domestic demand surge offset a huge contraction in exports. Later in 2010, the macroeconomic policy stance also started to "normalize". I guess many of us use the word "normalization" to describe or prescribe a macro policy stance that would be in line with the "normalized" economic outlook, as opposed to a particularly tight stance.


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Miriam Qiyuk
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Women and Children, 1990
18 x 56 x 13 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Acquired with funds from The Winnipeg Art Gallery Foundation Inc. in honour of the appointment of Mrs. Marjorie Drache as a Fellow of The Winnipeg Art Gallery Foundation Inc.
Miriam Qiyuk is one of the several gifted children of the graphic artist Jessie Oonark. Her siblings focused mainly on creating drawings for the annual Baker Lake print collections, but the women also followed the example of their mother in the creation of wall hangings. Qiyuk is primarily a sculptor and developed a distinctive style of wide, expressive faces with eyelash-ringed eyes. She often worked with flat slabs of stone that became bas-reliefs of humans and birds. In this large sculpture she changed to the use of a rectangular piece of stone to create a rhythmically patterned series of figures. The women all face the viewer in a formal manner, but the more active children are depicted in different positions, which animates one's viewing of the work.
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A former Newport Beach police officer was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison for a drunken, high-speed crash that killed a young man and injured two of his friends.
Katherine Ann Heinzel was convicted last fall of gross vehicular manslaughter and other charges for the Nov. 19, 2011, crash that killed Davionne Dwayne Kelly, 20, of Perris.
Vista Superior Court Judge Daniel Goldstein rejected a recommendation from county probation officials that Heinzel be placed on probation.
As Heinzel, 51, of Winchester learned her sentence, she began to cry.
Moments earlier, she had apologized to Kelly's family.
"I'm so sorry for the lifetime of pain I have caused you. … Please believe my words of remorse are genuine. It's all I have to offer you," Heinzel said in front of a courtroom packed with Kelly's family and friends, as well as her supporters.
At her trial, a jury deliberated 40 minutes before convicting her.
Kelly had been driving his 1991 Toyota Camry north on Interstate 15 about 1:50 a.m. when Heinzel's 2003 Nissan Altima slammed into the back end at 90 mph, sending the Camry careening end-over-end down a 352-foot hill near Lilac Road.
After Kelly's car came to a rest on its side, backseat passenger Kris Walker, now 21, crawled up and out through a window, he said.
He climbed up the hill for help. About 100 feet from the top, he came across Heinzel and pulled her from her burning car.
Walker eventually made it to the freeway, but no one would stop. He threw sticks, rocks and then a tire — stripped from one of the cars during the crash — before drivers stopped, Deputy District Attorney Tracy Prior said.
Walker and a passer-by climbed back down the hill to help Kelly and front-seat passenger Brian Morast, now 21. Prior said Morast suffered collapsed lungs, broken ribs and a traumatic brain injury.
Kelly was still conscious, Walker said. His last word was "Mom."
During the sentencing, Kelly's mother, Michelle Stephens, said she has dreams of giving her son CPR. She and her husband, residents of Perris, drove past the crash site each time they came to court for Heinzel's case.
"When you killed Davie, you most definitely took a part of me, too," Stephens said.
She said the sentence was justice for her son, who had been working as a ranger with the California Conservation Corps with hopes of becoming a firefighter.
Kelly and his friends had been at a Coronado beach before the crash. The three Christian men stopped at a gas station on the way home and gave a quick prayer for safety before getting back on the road, Walker said.
Heinzel was a Newport Beach police officer from 1986 to 1994, and had investigated traffic collisions, including drunken driving crashes, Prior said. She was a private investigator at the time of the crash.
Heinzel's blood alcohol content was about 0.14 percent at the time of the crash, above the 0.08 legal limit for drivers in California.


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Halloween is aswell referred to as; Hallowe'en, A jack-o'-lantern, All Hallows Eve and All Saints' Eve or Samhain.
The anniversary is acclaimed in several countries a lot of frequently in; Ireland area it originated, the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and in some locations of Australia. Many Latin American countries aswell bless this anniversary area it is accepted as Noche de las Brujas (Night of the Witches). It should be acclaimed that the anniversary is acclaimed mostly irrespective of adoration and is mostly of a cultural nature. Irish immigrants agitated versions of the attitude to North America in the nineteenth century. Added western countries accepted the anniversary in the backward twentieth century
Halloween is consistently on the 31st of October anniversary year and is acclaimed with some of the afterward activities; apparition tours, trick-or-treating, visiting "haunted houses" and fireworks (in Ireland), apparel parties, bobbing for apples, abstraction jack-o'-lanterns, bonfires, account alarming belief and watching abhorrence movies.
The base of this anniversary was acquired from the age-old Celtic anniversary accepted as Samhain. This anniversary was the base for the avant-garde anniversary we apperceive as Halloween and is based on the Old Irish samain. The Gaelic ability began the anniversary of Halloween to mark the end of the autumn division accepted as the anniversary of Samhain which is admired as the "Celtic New Year". The age-old pagans acclimated this anniversary to yield banal of food and to annihilation livestock for the winter stores. Many Age-old Gaels believed that on Halloween, again referred to alone as October 31st, that the abuttals amid those animate and the asleep dissolved, and the asleep became alarming for the active by causing problems such as affection or damaged crops. The festivals, in adjustment to anticipate these problems, would frequently cover bonfires, area the basic of collapsed livestock would be thrown. At the festivals apparel and masks were beat in an attack to actor the angry alcohol or appease them.
Some Symbols of his holiday:
The a lot of arresting attribute in America for this anniversary is the alleged a jack-o'-lantern, a carved pumpkins lit by a candle inside. These lanterns, basic in Europe, were aboriginal carved from a rutabaga or turnip. The Celts, assertive that the arch was the a lot of able allotment of the physique absolute the spirit and the knowledge, acclimated the "head" of the vegetable to affright off any superstitions. The name jack-o'-lantern can be traced aback to the Irish fable of Stingy Jack, a greedy, gambling, hard-drinking old agriculturalist who tricked the devil by abstraction a cantankerous into the timberline block which acquired the devil to go to the timberline and this afterwards trapped him. In animus for getting trapped, the devil placed a anathema on Jack, accusatory him to always aberrate the apple at night with the alone ablaze he had: a candle central of a biconcave turnip. In North America the abstraction of pumpkins is associated with Halloween, area pumpkins were and still are readily accessible and abundant larger, authoritative them easier to carve than turnips. Many American families that bless Halloween carve a attic into a alarming or absurd face and abode it on their home's doorstep afterwards dark
Particularly in America, apologue is aggressive by archetypal abhorrence films, which accommodate fabulous abstracts like Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, and The Mummy. Elements of the autumn season, such as pumpkins and scarecrows, are aswell prevalent. Homes are generally busy with these types of symbols about Halloween.
In summation, Halloween apparel are aggressive by the agent and history of Halloween itself and are commonly those of monsters such as vampires, ghosts, skeletons, witches, and devils. apparel are aswell based on capacity added than acceptable horror, such as those of characters from television shows like Hannah Montana, movies and added pop ability icons. Some of the a lot of accepted apparel in contempo years accept been the; Hannah Montana Halloween costume, Batman Halloween costume, Indiana Jones Halloween costume, Disney Halloween costumes, Queen of hearts Halloween costume, Halloween angel costumes, sailor Halloween costume, Star Wars Halloween costumes, Snow White Halloween costume, Sponge Bob Halloween costume, Zelda Halloween apparel and Miami Ink boom costume.


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Soldier Returning Home Surprises 9 Year Old Daughter [VIDEO]
I can't stand the people that post stuff on the internet or facebook and then say "if you don't repost this you're not American!" Or "you're not a Christian!" Or anything like that. I will however make an exception this time. And that exception is that if this video doesn't make you tear up even a little, you might not be human. Staff Sergeant Therron Johnson coordinated a fake spelling bee with his nine-year-old daughter's elementary school. And after she spelled the word "sergeant," she turned around, and he was standing there.


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Ava Thursday: At the farm
Ava drew this last Sunday while at the Buckhead Barn, this horse farm right in the middle of the suburbs of Atlanta. They have a polo club, too. We were there for this fall gathering for my mom's company, where they invite the whole family to come down to have loads of fun and eat loads of food.
There were horse rides, hayrides, games and all sorts of arts & crafts for the kiddos. Ava got to ride on a horse for the very first time (she'd ridden a pony a few years back), and she was so excited -- although you would've never known it, because of her quiet nature. She's funny like that.
So, in the drawing here, that's Ava painting a horseshoe (it was part of the arts & crafts), with Ezra riding a horse -- however, I can attest to the fact that he never got on one. I think. That's Ava's friend Stella, at the bottom of the page there. Not sure who that is over on the left in the chair. I'll have to check with the artist and get back to you on that.
A fun drawing that perfectly documents all the fun we had on that great autumn day!
(As always, you can click on the image to view it in my Flickr, whereupon you can click "All Sizes" to view it larger.)
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she was stoic and so serious up on that horse... it was a big moment for her! interesting how she drew ezra up on the horse and not herself. I love how she has drawn herself drawing...ReplyDelete
love ava's horse - WOW! and that chair! - can i have a chair like that - in chocolate brown just like that please!? looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
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Ask 10 people to identify the best restaurants in Tucson, and you'll get 10 different answers, nine of which will be a Mexican eatery. Indeed, the Old Pueblo has its spin on Sonoran-style down pat, but it does other things well too.
Opened last fall, May's Counter is getting traction with its spin on American regional faves. With chicken and waffles, grouper sandwiches, okra, greens, and shrimp and grits, that region shouts "Gone With the Wind." Then you note the chilaquiles, jalapeño jack and chile-sauce ketchup on the burger and an array of the West-rules-in-brews craft beers. 2945 E. Speedway Blvd.; (520) 327-2421, http://www.mayscounter.com. Open daily, at 8:30 on the weekends, 10:30 during the week. The all-day menu covers three squares; chicken and waffles, burgers from $9.
It may be a lucky consequence — thanks, Mom and Dad — or a reaction to having written three Las Vegas guidebooks, but I do not understand buffets. Loews Ventana Canyon Resort's Blues, Brews & Barbeque Sunday Brunch reminds me that it's all in the translation. As a starting point, hopheads can satiate themselves with local microbrews, such as the delectable porter I quaffed when I was here in January. There's real horseradish at the carvery, three Hawaiian Islands' worth of fruit, banana-leaf snapper, a raw bar with oysters and green lips, savory baby backs, sushi, handmade tortillas and guac and chile verde. If you're an egg, spuds and Jimmy Dean kind of guy, they have that stuff too. 7000 N. Resort Drive; (520) 299-2020, http://www.loewshotels.com. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays, $32 for adults, $15.95 for ages 12 and younger.
A tip from a local friend led me to Vero Amore, where the line at the door suggests it's no secret. Vero specializes in Neapolitan pizza, which is as much a technique as a style. That means training in Naples, an 800-plus-degree volcanic brick oven, house-made mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes, prosciutto from Parma, salumi from Genova and a thin crust that's perfectly al dente. 3505 N. Swan Road; (520) 325-4122, http://www.veroamorepizza.com. Lunch and dinner daily. Pizzas from $9.50.
Downtown Kitchen & Cocktails is the brainchild of Janos Wilder, who years ago put nonburrito Tucson on the grid with his French-Southwestern fusion at Janos restaurant. If a classic pot-au-feu isn't the ticket, then go for the cochinita pibil, done the Wilder way, which means a loin chop and not the slow-roasted, shredded pork shoulder. A lively bar scene continues post-dinner, and live music colors the already vibrant room on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. 135 S. 6th Ave.; (520) 623-7700, http://www.downtownkitchen.com. Lunch and dinner served daily, entrees from $18. Check the website for seasonal cooking classes.
Also new to the downtown scene, 47 Scott does popular American comfort food. No matter what the seasonal menu offers, order the mac and cheese, made by someone who knows it all starts with béchamel. When I wouldn't shut up about the sweet-tart grape tomatoes and rocket, the server laughed and said, "Thank him," referring to the local grower as he walked by with another armload of produce. 47 Scott is nearly as righteous for its herb-tinted interpretations of retro cocktails. Designate a driver and have a Basil Collins, or try the Brick House Old Fashioned with bacon-washed rye. 47 N. Scott Ave.; (520) 624-4747, http://www.47scott.com. Lunch Mondays through Fridays, dinner Mondays through Saturdays. Entrees from $9.


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Plan search scopes (SharePoint Server 2010)
Applies to: SharePoint Server 2010
Summary: Learn how to plan shared search scopes, scopes for sites, people, and lists, or custom scopes to help users quickly find important content.
This article describes how to plan search scopes to help users narrow search results in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. A search scope defines a subset of information in the search index against which users can run a search query. Users can select a search scope when they perform a search to restrict search results to the subset of information that they want. By planning search scopes, you can create a more productive search experience that helps users quickly find information.
About search scopes
Typically, search scopes, also known as scopes, include specific categories of content that are important and common to users in the organization. For example, you can create a search scope for all items related to a specific project or for all items related to a specific group in the organization, such as finance or marketing. You can also create a search scope that includes several other scopes.
The following table shows the default scopes that are available in SharePoint Server 2010 and the levels at which they are available.
|This scope
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|At this level
All Sites
Search across all content in the index
Search Center
Top-level site
Lists and libraries
Search for people
Search Center
Top-level site
Lists and libraries
This Site: <Site name>
Search across the current site and all its subsites
Top-level site
Lists and libraries
This List: <List name>
Search across the current list
Lists and libraries
Plan custom scopes
In addition to the default scopes that are listed in the previous table, you can create custom scopes. For example, you can use a custom scope so that users can search for content in a specific set of Web sites, or all Word documents that were authored by a particular person, or content that meets other parameters that you specify.
Scopes that you create at the Search service application level are called shared scopes because they are shared with all site collections that use that Search service application. Site collection administrators decide which shared scopes to use and how to display them.
Site collection administrators can also create custom scopes at the site collection level, which makes the custom scopes available only to the site collection on which they were created.
Site collection administrators can either use the shared scopes that are available at the Search service application level or copy the shared scopes they want to use in their site collection and then modify them. They can then select the display groups in which to include each scope. Display groups can include the search box drop-down list and the Advanced Search page.
Site collection administrators cannot delete or directly modify shared scopes. However, they can copy a shared scope and then modify the copy.
When you plan search scopes, analyze the information architecture of the content to determine broad content sets on which people are likely to search. Some of these content sets will span many sites, and some will span subsets of information within site collections. Site collection administrators decide whether to implement shared scopes or site collection-level scopes for a particular site collection, based on the needs of the users of that site collection. If you have content that is only relevant within certain site collections, delegate that scope planning to site collection administrators.
Plan shared scopes
Because site collections consume a particular Search service application, all settings for a particular Search service application affect all its associated sites. The Search service application administrator manages shared scopes for the service application, and therefore for all sites that consume the service application. Search service application administrators can perform the following tasks:
Create and configure shared scopes.
Add scope rules to shared scopes.
Delete shared scopes.
Refresh changes made to scopes.
The All Sites and People shared scopes are automatically created for each Search service application and are available on the Search Center by default.
Plan scopes for site collections
Each site collection administrator should create scopes based on the information architecture within the site. They can decide to create new scopes, make a copy of shared scopes (a copy of a shared scope becomes a site collection-level scope), or both. For example, site collection administrators can add scopes by selecting shared scopes that are useful for people who are using their site collections, and then supplement those scopes by creating scopes specific to the site collection.
The following table shows the actions that site collection administrators can perform with shared scopes and with site collection-level scopes.
|Site collection administrators can perform these actions on shared scopes
|Site collection administrators can perform these actions on site collection-level scopes
Site collection administrators cannot directly create or add rules to shared scopes. However, they can copy a shared scope as a site-collection scope and modify the copy.
After a site collection administrator copies a shared scope, the copy becomes a site collection-level scope that the site collection administrator can use to perform any of the actions that they can perform on any other site collection-level scope.
When creating or editing a new site collection-level scope, you specify the following:
Unique title.
(Optionally) description for the scope.
Display group, also known as scope group. Site collection administrators can assign scopes to display groups to determine where scopes appear on the site. By default, SharePoint Server 2010 provides display groups for the search box drop-down list and the Advanced Search page. Site collection administrators can assign one or more scopes to any display group.
Results page. You can use the default search results page to display search results when a particular scope is used or you can specify a different page. Note that if you specify a different page, you must first create that search results page.
By default, no site collection-level scopes exist. But all shared scopes are available to each site collection.
Plan display groups
Display groups let you assign scopes to a particular search box. Site collection administrators have several options for configuring the existing display groups or they can decide to create one or more new display groups. Typically, a site owner identifies a particular need for a display group and asks the site collection administrator to create the display group. For example, users of a particular team site might have to search for content that is in multiple document libraries. To narrow the body of content they are searching over, they currently must perform separate searches in different search boxes — for example, in the search box of each library — or construct an advanced query to filter the search results. To give users an easier way to perform this search, the site collection administrator creates a display group and assigns the appropriate scope to it. Site owners can then associate this display group with a particular search box — for example, a search box on a custom search page on the site. Users then use that search box to query the content defined by the scope (in this case, the document libraries). By default, SharePoint Server 2010 provides two display groups:
Search Dropdown By default, the All Sites and People scopes are assigned to this display group and it is used by the search box.
Advanced Search By default, the All Sites scope is assigned to this display group and it is used by the search box on the Advanced Search page.
Site collection administrators can perform the following actions:
Add scopes to any display group.
Remove scopes from any display group.
Create new display groups and assign the scopes they want to them.
Change the order in which scopes appear in the Search Scopes list.
Specify which scope is selected by default in the Search Scopes list.
Site owners can perform the following actions:
Assign different display groups to the search box and the Advanced Search page in the Search Center site.
Create new search pages by using the Search Box and Advanced Search Box Web Parts and assign the display group or groups that they want to use.
Plan scope rules
You define a scope by adding scope rules to the scope. Scope rules define what content to associate with the scope and what content not to associate with it.
Each scope rule is based on a particular scope rule type, which defines the properties, locations, and sources of content. The following table lists the scope rule types that are available to shared scopes and site collection-level scopes.
|This scope rule type
|Is available to shared scopes?
|Is available to site collection-level scopes?
|Tests content by
Web address (http://server/site)
Property Query
Single property
Content Source
A particular content source
All Content
All content in the content index
The All Content scope rule type is the simplest because it associates all crawled content with the scope. For each of the other three scope rule types, a Search service application administrator can configure the scope rule to specify the content to associate with the scope. The configuration options are described in the following list:
Include Items matching this rule appear in search results unless another rule removes them. When combining rules, this behavior resembles the OR logical operator.
Require Items matching other rules must also match this rule to appear in search results. This behavior is the same as the AND logical operator.
Exclude Items matching this rule are excluded from search results even if they match other rules. This behavior is the same as the AND NOT logical operator.
Scopes will often be based on a single scope rule. However, there are good reasons to use scopes that have multiple rules. You can create scopes based on a specific theme or conceptually-related set of content. To do this, you can include and exclude several locations, properties, or a combination of locations and properties that are conceptually related. The logical combination of rules determines the content that is either included or excluded from the scope.
Using scope rules that are based on location
You can create rules based on the location (Web address or UNC path) of content that uses the Web Address scope rule type. Several usage scenarios require rules of this kind. This includes searching for content in the following locations:
In a group of document libraries
Within a set of folders in a single large document repository —for example, when you search an organization archive
On external sites for a particular subject
On other servers in the organization
Each Web address scope rule contains a single location that is defined by a single folder, domain name, or server name. Depending on what content that you want to make available in a scope, you add matching rules until all relevant locations are included in the scope and all irrelevant locations are excluded. Examine the information architecture and site structure to help you decide which locations to include in each scope.
Using scope rules that are based on managed properties
You can base scope rules on a specific value for a single managed property by using the Property Query scope rule type. Before you create such a scope rule, verify the following:
The managed property that you want to use exists, either because it is a default managed property or was created by a Search service application administrator.
The managed property is configured to be available for use in scopes. By default, only some managed properties are configured to be available for use in scopes. Only managed properties that Search service application administrators have made available for scopes can be used in search scopes.
Search service application administrators can enable a property to be available for use in scopes by using the Metadata Property Mappings page for the particular property.
After the scope rule is created, each item of content that matches the property query is tested against that specific value and included or excluded in the search results based on the rule. Rules based on properties can only be queried by using the Is exactly operator and not against other operators, such as Contains.
For example, a site collection administrator for a sales portal site can create scopes for each sales office by using the SalesOffice managed property and setting the value for the rule in each scope to the value for the relevant office. Because this managed property is used to define the scope, the search results will include only content for the sales office when you use this scope.
When the organization plans the managed properties, consider what scopes will help users search. To create a scope for a certain set of content, you must ensure that properties of that content are mapped to managed properties that can be included in scope rules.
Using scope rules that are based on a content source
There are several reasons a Search service application administrator might create additional content sources. They are typically created to crawl content on a different schedule than other content. For example, a Search service application administrator might create a separate content source to crawl content that is located on a different SharePoint farm or on a file share. If a content source exists that already includes the content that users what to query, a Search service application administrator can create a shared scope with a scope rule (content source type) to enable users to search over that content.
Only shared scopes can contain scope rules that are based on a specific content source. This kind of scope rule is not available to scopes at the site collection level.
For each content source, consider whether the content that was indexed for that content source is something that would make sense grouped together in a shared scope for people using the site collection. If so, you can add a scope rule for that content source.
Also consider if the content source can be divided up into smaller bodies of content that people might want to search for. If so, you can combine scope rules to specify the content source with other scope rule types to create a narrower scope.
For more information about how to plan content sources, see Plan for crawling and federation (SharePoint Server 2010).
Using the All Content scope rule type
When you create a scope rule using the All Content scope rule type, all content in the content index is available to the scope. If you want to create a narrower scope, you can add scope rules to a scope that uses the All Content scope rule type to exclude particular content from the scope.
Excluding content by using a scope rule with the exclude behavior
The All Sites shared scope can be copied and used as a starting point to include all content in the content index. Then you can add scope rules that exclude content from search results to create scopes that are broad but do not include a certain set of search results. It is sometimes easier to use a copy of the All Sites shared search scope with exclusion rules than to create a complex search scope that contains rules that include every subset of content on the site.
Regardless of whether you start with a copy of the All Sites shared scope or another scope, you might want to consider adding scope rules that exclude content as a separate step from adding scope rules that include content because reasons to exclude content from search results can differ significantly from the reasons to include content.
See Also
Gather information about the current search environment (SharePoint Server 2010)
Determine the enterprise search team and stakeholders (SharePoint Server 2010)
Plan for crawling and federation (SharePoint Server 2010)
Plan people search (SharePoint Server 2010)
Plan the topology for enterprise search (SharePoint Server 2010)


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Advocacy and the RPCVs of Colorado
The Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) of Colorado work with the National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) to advocate on behalf of future, current and returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Through talking with the Colorado Congressional Delegation, the RPCVs of Colorado urge Congressional action to support legislation that:
* Maintains or increases funding for the Peace Corps program
* Protects the health and safety of currently serving volunteers
* Honors those who have completed their Peace Corps Service.
Additionally, the RPCVs of Colorado partner with the legislators from the Colorado House and Senate to recognize the importance and impact of Peace Corps.
Interested in demonstrating your support for Peace Corps?
Respond to calls to action from the RPCVs of Colorado or NPCA and contact your members of Congress about particular issues. Also, look for further advocacy opportunities via the website, future newsletter articles, and updates at meetings of the RPCVs of Colorado. You can also check out the NPCA Advocacy webpage to learn more about current advocacy efforts and past successes at http://www.peacecorpsconnect.org/advocacy/.
Contact Suzanne Smith, President and Advocacy Coordinator for the RPCVs of Colorado, with any questions.


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Now, you can stay in touch with the Lightning anytime, anywhere, on your Android device.
Features include:
- News: Real-time breaking news from the Lightning, previews of upcoming matchups, post-game blogs
- Video: Video-on-demand clips of Lightning press conferences, coach and player interviews
- Photos: Galleries of game-time action
- Audio: Podcasts
- Stats: Real-time statistics and scores from the official NHL stats engine, head-to-head stats of the matchup, player stats, box scores, and scoring summaries
- Standings: Division and conference standings
- Social media: Aggregated twitter of all of your favorite Lightning tweeps, one-click tweet of all media items, one-click Facebook posting of all media items
- Digital keepsake: Your game-time moment superimposed on the St. Pete Times Forum video board in the form of a unique digital keepsake
- Schedule: Schedule of upcoming games, and scores/stats of previous games from the season, ticket purchase for games
- Concessions: Interactive map of the stadium with searchable concessions-stands and amenities (coming soon!)
- Problem-reporting: Reports of various problems and issues around the stadium
- Evolving home-screen: Pre-game, in-game, post-game, off-season countdown, draft day
The official Tampa Bay Lightning Mobile app is created and maintained by YinzCam, Inc., on behalf of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Follow us @yinzcam on Twitter, or send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com, for updates or to ask questions and provide feedback.


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- Blade Length:3.50"
- Blade Thickness:0.15"
- Blade Material:154CM
- Hardness:57-59 RC
- Blade Grind:Hollow
- Finish:Black
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:4.625"
- Handle Thickness:0.60"
- Handle Material:G-10
- Color:Gray
- Weight:4.48 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Automatic
- Opener:Push Button
- Lock Type:Plunge Lock
- Brand:Hogue
- Model:EX04
- Model Number:34429
- Designer:Allen Elishewitz
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Tactical
- Blade Style:Wharncliffe
- Product Type:Knife
The Hogue Extreme EX-04 series folder is an Allen Elishewitz design that is reminiscent of his custom Hyde knife. The blade features two hollow ground bevels, which add plenty of visual interest while maintaining utility. The blade comes out with precision and stays securely in place with the plunge-lock and manual safety. The handle is perfectly contoured for the ultimate grip and comes with a tip-down carry pocket clip.
This EX-04 Automatic model has a 3.5" Wharncliffe style blade and Black/Gray G-Mascus handle.
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Dan I.
This knife would be great with a few blade options... Not a review just a suggestion


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When it comes to the recovery of wild Atlantic salmon stocks, the question on the minds of conservation managers and the public alike is "what works?" In order to synthesize current knowledge on salmon recovery, the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is hosting an international workshop that brings together stakeholder groups, scientists, and managers to assess Atlantic salmon recovery programs across Eastern North America. International speakers and participants have been attracted to the conference, which will be held in Chamcook, N.B. on September 18-19, 2013.
Jonathon Carr, event organizer and Director of Research at ASF, says that there is a need for collaboration amongst those involved in salmon research: "Atlantic salmon are an immensely important species, both economically, ecologically and culturally. Wherever salmon are found, people are working to conserve them," says Mr. Carr, "this conference will allow us to synthesize these local efforts into a broader, multi-national strategy."
The conference will focus on applied Atlantic salmon research, with 32 presenters from diverse backgrounds sharing their experiences of successes, failures, and best practices for rebuilding depleted and threatened wild salmon populations. Mr. Carr says that this represents a unique learning opportunity for participants that are already working on or are considering recovery options for their local salmon populations. "There exists a great deal of peer-reviewed, published research on salmon conservation, but recovery programs and strategies that were not successful rarely get published; for those interested in salmon recovery, knowing what doesn't work is equally as important as knowing what does," explains Carr.
Amongst the 80 attendees are Dennis Ensing, Senior Scientist at the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute Northern Ireland and Ivor Llewelyn, Director of the Atlantic Salmon Trust (England and Wales). Carr says that conservation efforts in North America are linked to those efforts in the European Union, since salmon from both sides of the Atlantic aggregate and feed together during the winter months, where they are subject to the same international fishing pressures, and ecosystem-wide climate changes.
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