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Ultimate Taco - Part CincoPosted in Ultimate Adventure: 2004 on December 2, 2004
We built it in three months, wheeled it for one week, and now it's ready for the body shop. Yes, we are back in lovely Southern California daily driving our battered Ultimate Tacoma after a short summer of wrenching, welding, wiring, painting, and wheeling.
When we last checked in on the buildup, we had just left the paint and Rhino Lining shops, and got on the road. But leaving with just a built-to-the-hilt 4x4 has never been our Ultimate Adventure style. This year we again packed our truck with some crazy widgets, as well as tools and some creature comfort parts. We know that most of you are not looking for video cameras and DVD players for your off-road rigs, but some of you are, and this isn't your normal off-road rig either, since it also has to work a bit as a show truck at this year's Off Road Expo in Pomona, California; 4x4 Nationals in Phoenix; and the SEMA show in Las Vegas. So follow along to learn all the extra toys we stuffed in our favorite 4x4 Toy.
The cab of the Taco was going to be home for a few staff members for about two weeks during Ultimate Adventure, so we tried to make it as comfortable as possible. Our seat sponsor, Corbeau, hooked us up with a pair of VX2000 seats covered in leather, and the first set they could get us were both driver-side seats with the recline/fold forward lever on the left side. This is actually a bonus, as now the driver can easily fold forward the passenger seat to access items in the extended cab. Also, our initial feelings were that the seats were too hard, but after nearly 24 hours driving in them to the start of UA we were still comfortable and supported. The seat's injection-molded foam and integrated shoulder, kidney, and thigh support worked excellently, and we still feel great about the seats. The side bolsters are low enough to get in relatively easy (for a lifted truck on 37s), and other than some normal trail wear from getting in and out with dirty clothes, the seats seem to be holding up well.
Between the seats we needed a place to stuff a camera, carry a Diet Coke for Editor Pw, and a cup of coffee for Feature Editor Williams, so we called the good folks at Tuffy Security Products. Tuffy is known for its lockable center consoles that have been at home in Jeeps and other open-top rigs for years, with 16-gauge steel construction and optional speaker and toolboxes, they are a great bet for keeping things from disappearing in any of your trail rigs. Due to the tight confines between our Corbeaus, we eventually settled on a console for a Suzuki Samurai, and moved the cup holders to the front for close-at-hand refreshment. Also notice our Corbeau four-point seatbelts.
On our way home from the paint shop we stopped by Blue Devil Products for some off-road lights as well as some high-zoot rockcrawling cameras. The system is pretty cool; with four cameras mounted around the truck we are able to see a lot more of the trail, as well as record everything for the UA DVD. The small units are waterproof and very rugged, and the lenses are covered by clear plastic lens covers that are the same ones used on mini-Mag-Light flashlights, so they are cheap and easy to change.
We selected a color camera on the front axle pointing backwards to see the rear diff and tires as well as a color camera on the rear axle facing forward. In addition to the underbelly cams, we also added an infrared camera and two infrared lights on the grille. During the day this camera is a normal black-and-white camera, but at night you can turn on its lights (which cannot be seen by human eyes) and creep around in the dark. We also found this camera useful in a torrential downpour when we could hardly see out the windshield, but could still see the road on the internal monitor.
In the cab we mounted the control box, a camera for recording in-cab driver antics, and the monitor to see what each camera is viewing. The system works by running all the feeds through the computer brain, and then using dash-mounted switches to decide which camera you want on the monitor. We also chose to put a quick switch on the transmission shifter so we could easily flip from the front to rear axle-cams. To record what is being viewed you simply hook your standard video camera to the brain, and take the live feed from the truck. Our UA video cameramen took some footage, which will most likely make it onto the DVD, and other than a couple minor glitches (some camera feed wires were melted by the exhaust) and a weird monitor glitch (being fixed as you read this), the system was great fun to play with and record our trip.
The off-road lights we installed are called ARON Blue Lights and they emit a blue-ish white light. They are similar to LEDs and use what is known as ARON technology. These small rock lights are only an inch tall and 3 1/8 inches wide, yet they put off a strong glow for under-truck wrenching or spotting of rocks at night. Plus, the lights use only half an amp of current draw, yet have a life expectancy of 75,000 hours. The guys at Blue Devil Products installed the lights on our rock-slider mounting bars.
When you are heading to the mud with limited internal space to stash camping gear, it's wise to look at new options for keeping your clothes and sleeping bags dry. We contacted the folks at Watershed to round up some waterproof bags. Designed for canoes and kayakers, these bags have a patented Zip Dry closure similar to a zip-lock bag that has both an air- and water-tight seal. We used two big bags for our camping supplies and smaller bags for tools, parts, and camera gear. When we return home muddy, we just hose off the bags with no worries of soaking the contents. Imagine the possibilities for open-top Jeeps and buggies in the rainy parts of the country.
Again this year we went to Matco Tools to fill our grubby paws for when carnage struck. We outfitted the Taco with standard and metric ProSwing ratcheting wrenches, a full assortment of screwdrivers and pliers, 1/2-inch ratchet and impact sockets, prybars, a circuit tester, a tool bag, and the ever-needed 20-ounce ball-peen hammer. We also had plans for mounting a 2-ton aluminum jack like the prerunner trucks we often see in Baja, but eventually decided that our chosen trails were more conducive to a standard Hi-Lift.
In the bed of the Taco we mounted two PT-10 Power Tank CO2 tanks. Since we already had a bunch of power-sapping electrical components, we felt the sure-fire option of a CO2 tank over an electrical compressor would keep our air tools and tire chucks working the whole trip. We opted for two small tanks, and barely used one by the end of the week, and that was after many days of airing up and down and running power tools on multiple vehicles for repair. We usually pay between $10 and $20 to fill the tanks, and the lockable bed mount held them firmly in place over the harsh terrain.
Yes, it was excessive, but we wanted to be able to sit at camp and watch last year's Ultimate Adventure DVD to make sure we were having more fun, so we contacted Pioneer Electronics and soon had our hands on the most outrageous and awesome stereo system ever put in a 4x4 by 4-Wheel & Off-Road. The Pioneer AVIC-N1 system comes with a GPS navigation, DVD and MP3 player, XM satellite radio, CD player, and tons of other options including a reverse camera and vehicle dynamics display. Not only can you type in the address of where you want to go and the sexy GPS lady will tell you where to make your turns, but the system can also tell you your exact speed in case your tire changes have the stock speedo confused by using information from speed sensors, GPS, G-force, and gyroscope sensors. Plus it can measure cornering g's, battery voltage, slope angle, and angular velocity.
The navigation system in the AVIC-N1 is really pretty amazing. First you must load a CD with either the eastern or western part of the country on it, and then you just follow the directions to your destination. But it gets even better. You can also search for businesses by name, or set the map to show points of interest including all the restaurants or gas stations along your desired route. This was particularly handy when on unknown roads during UA. One warning, though: The system is not fond of dust, and we now give it a thorough vacuuming as often as possible.
The stock steering wheel had some weird funk on it from the previous owner's sticky fingers and didn't quite fit into our race-truck theme, so we contacted Kartek Off Road and ordered a Dragster wheel from the race line of Momo wheels. This Italian-made wheel is urethane-textured like leather, but it won't stain or be affected by liquids like leather, plus it is about half the price of a leather Momo. We also ordered up the Toyota wheel adapter, and did some custom column work to keep the cruise control for the long over-the-road hauls.
Rocky Boots were the official boots of this year's Ultimate Adventure, and it's hard to give you the lowdown on boots since we aren't Petersen's 2-Feet & Off-Road Walker magazine. Though we do spend a good amount of time humping through dirt, rocks, and mud to get all the pictures you see in this book, we rarely take time to evaluate what's on our feet. We all have different types of boots we like (high top, low cut), and though some of us are new to the Rocky line (Pw rarely ever takes off his sandals), UA attendee and all-around good chap Chris Durham has been wearing Rockys for 11 or 12 years and not only have they helped his throttle-down driving style, but they also aid in his world class spotting and trail repair skills.
A handy tool for keeping track of the UA flock is a citizen band radio. This year we contacted the folks at Karl's C-B shop in Las Vegas via CBradioUSA.com to see what they recommend. We agreed on a Cobra C75WXST 40-channel handheld remote unit and a Wilson 1000 Antenna. This piece is great for a rig with little spare room in the cab, and we found the range almost perfect for when our group got spread out on the long highway days. The 10 weather bands also came in handy when storm clouds threatened.
There are few things more important on an off-road trip than the cooler. Of course you want the truck to work and the tires to have great traction, and lockers help, but when all else fails, you need to have a cold beverage to relax with and figure out how to get home. Coolers of different sorts are available, but if you want the best for your ultimate rig, then you want an ARB freezer fridge. We chose the 33-quart variant, and stuffed it right behind the driver seat. This gave the passenger room to recline, and also let him get a cold one for the driver. The fridge is great because it can keep beverages cold, or can be cranked up to even store things like ice cream or Pw's freezee pops, all the while using a low amperage draw. Our only regret is not ordering the optional transit bag to protect the finish from bouncing luggage and reclining seats.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden is planning a three-country trip to Asia in early December.
The White House says Biden will visit China, Japan and South Korea. His stops are expected to focus on U.S. trade with Asia, as well as cooperation on regional security threats.
President Barack Obama has made boosting ties with Asia a central part of his foreign policy agenda. Obama had planned to travel to the region this fall, but canceled his trip because of the partial federal government shutdown.
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The Hood River-Tsuruta Sister City Committee has announced their new Coordinator of International Relations (CIR).
Temira Wagonfeld will replace Ernie May, who has filled the position for the last five years. The CIR is responsible for communication between the two towns, which involves setting up exchange programs and teaching English to the students of Tsuruta.
Wagonfeld has lived in Hood River on and off for the last eight years. In that time, she has become a pillar of the local windsurfing community, competing, teaching free clinics and inspiring others to challenge themselves on the water. In 2004, to the delight of the assembled locals, she won the Gorge Games. If you haven't seen her windsurfing, you may have seen her at 2nd Wind or you may have eaten her cooking at one of Hood River's many fine restaurants. She's currently working in the kitchen at Abruzzo.
Wagonfeld applied because she enjoys the Japanese culture, loves Hood River, and wants to be a liaison between the two communities. She holds a minor in Japanese from the University of Washington, and spent the summer of 1995 studying Japanese in Japan's Gujo-Hachiman, a small town of 25,000 people. Her experience working with children includes having been a YMCA camp counselor and an Explorer Search and Rescue volunteer.
The sister city program aims to foster relations between Tsuruta and Hood River. Tsuruta is an orchard town of 15,000 people located in the northern part of Japan's main island, Honshu. Like Hood River, Tsuruta is in close proximity to skiing. There are four mountains within 40 minutes of the town. Each year, Tsuruta sends junior high and high school students to learn about American culture, and every other year, Hood River sends a group of students to experience Japanese culture. Occasionally, adults make the trans-Pacific pilgrimage.
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GameSpot - Which version of Far Cry 3 has the juiciest-looking boar meat, you ask? We did a quick side-by-side comparison of Far Cry 3's opening scene to get quick idea of which one looks the best. What do you think? (Spoiler: It's PC)
All versions are very close though.
Hmm, which is better? Da Vinci's Sistine Chapel, or a picture drawn by Kid Rock, done totally in Crayon?
PC, as always.
One thing you have to consider when looking at these is if the PC version is set on ultra. I assume most likely it is. Based off of the console architecture you might see differences in how light or dark the game may be on each console. These comparisons I gather are only beneficial to those who own all 3 platforms, but clearly the PC version would always win due to the various mid to high end CPU's and GPU's. I say buy it on the platform of one's choice. If you have all 3 platforms then PC may be the way to go as you have the improved visuals and choice of input device.
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Kiss And Mötley Crüe At Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre
Welcome to The Set List. Here you'll find the latest concert recaps for many of your favorite, or maybe not so favorite, artists. Our bloggers will do their best to provide you with every detail of the show, from which songs were on the set list to what the artist was wearing to which out-of-control fan made a scene. Hey, it'll be like you were there. And if you like what you read, we'll even let you know where you can catch the artist on tour. Feel free to drop us a comment and let us know your concert experience. Oh, and rock on.
By Crystal Larsen
Chula Vista, Calif.
Anytime a major summer concert tour is simply billed, "The Tour," you know it's got to be big. As I settled into the Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, Calif., on a very hot Aug. 12 night, I was prepared to see two of the biggest rock and metal acts around: Kiss and Mötley Crüe, who are co-headlining what is certainly shaping up to be one of the biggest tours of the summer.
Having never seen either of these acts before, I sat in anticipation as an onstage screen reflected a Mötley Crüe clock that was counting down to the band's entrance. And a grand entrance it was. I was fixated on the red-robed, ghoulish-looking figures sauntering around onstage before I noticed that behind me a parade of Crüe members was making its way through the amphitheater. Frontman Vince Neil was proudly waving a Mötley Crüe flag while bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee shot canisters of smoke into the crowd. Supporting the foursome were several scantily clad women that resembled one of the major themes that surfaced again and again throughout the Crüe's set: girls, girls, girls, and more girls.
As the band reached the front of the house, smoke and fireworks began to billow from the stage, dancing to the hum of the amplifiers. As each member took their stage position, no less than five women performed an impressive array of aerial acrobatics while suspended from what looked to be one of the most dangerous stages ever created. In an ode to their beginnings on the Sunset Strip, the band kicked off with "Saints Of Los Angeles." The wild ride continued with crowd favorites "Shout At The Devil" and the band's recently released single, "Sex," the latter of which Neil introduced as one of his "favorite subjects to talk about."
Taking the set down a few notches, the band performed "Home Sweet Home" featuring a beautiful piano intro from Lee. Lee spent half of the set firmly planted behind his drum set, but as I admired the spiral rollercoaster-like contraption his kit was planted on I knew something was coming. Full of expletives and a brandishing bottle of champagne, which he kindly handed to someone in the front row, Lee took hold of the show and launched into his drum solo, which he performed while turning completely upside down on his rock and roll rollercoaster set to the tune of Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Love Rollercoaster." The band ended with "Dr. Feelgood," "Girls, Girls, Girls" and "Kickstart My Heart," the latter of which was introduced by guitar licks from Mars that resembled a motorcycle being kicked into gear. The band didn't exit the stage before pouring buckets of water onto their onlookers.
But the Crüe were only half the excitement.
As Kiss prepared to take the stage a long black curtain was dropped embroidered with the band's recognizable logo in sparkling silver. As I waited for two of rock's most revered figures, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, to take the stage, I was kind of scared. I've heard of this band nearly all of my life, but never witnessed them live, so I had no idea what to expect. Would the fake blood that pours out of Simmons' mouth exit in a projectile fashion? Would there be more water thrown into the audience and, if so, is it really water? With those questions unanswered, the curtain dropped and as Kiss took the stage I was immediately taken aback with what I was seeing. There was fire; Kiss displayed in bright lights; metal; makeup; boots that were clearly made for more than walking; and much more. I can't even remember if I took a breath for the remainder of their set.
"Detroit Rock City" was up first, but being possibly over-stimulated with all that was happening onstage and the sheer fact that I was finally seeing Kiss, it wasn't until "Shout It Out Loud" that I really settled into the performance. With Tommy Thayer on guitar and Eric Singer on drums, the 13-song set was exactly what I had in mind. Simmons breathed fire on "Firehouse" and spit blood during his bass solo, and Stanley took a ride through the crowd to perform "Love Gun," landing atop a circular stage set up behind the soundboard.
A few particular highlights for me came with songs that featured minimal effects: "War Machine" and "Black Diamond." I didn't know a word to "War Machine," but by the end I was shouting along to the chorus. The energy emanating from the crowd of metal fist-pumpers was infectious. During the performance of "Black Diamond" I was particularly impressed by Singer's lead vocals, which I would have liked to hear more of.
Bringing the set to a close was the eponymous rock anthem "Rock And Roll All Nite," Singer, Simmons and Thayer were placed on platforms rising up from the stage while Stanley stayed put in the center. Before he kissed the crowd goodnight, he took his shiny-black electric guitar and smashed it to the ground as celebratory confetti fell over the Kiss Army.
By the end of the night I felt like I had just ran a rock and roll marathon, or gone to Kiss Army boot camp. Either way, my rock and roll heart was definitely kickstarted.
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Set Lists:
Mötley Crüe
"Saints Of Los Angeles"
"Wild Side"
"Shout At The Devil"
"Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)"
"Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)"
"Home Sweet Home"
"Live Wire"
"Primal Scream"
"Dr. Feelgood"
"Girls, Girls, Girls"
"Kickstart My Heart"
"Detroit Rock City"
"Shout It Out Loud"
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The Scion xA was a short-lived five-door, sub-compact hatchback that was sold between 2004 and 2006. It was manufactured in Toyota City, Japan and sold as the Toyota ist in the Japanese Domestic Market. The United States automobile market received the Scion xA as an export model.
Through its short foray in the U.S. market, the Scion xA remained mostly the same. The 2006 model year xA saw a minor facelift, but import to the country stopped by December 2006 in favor of the car's successor, the Scion xD. Dealerships in the United States began receiving imported 2008 year xD models from late 2007.
Toyota formed the Scion brand in 2003 in order to reach out to a younger audience. The xA was one of the first cars to have been launched under this brand and directed its marketing campaigns at young car enthusiasts.
The Scion xA was designed and marketed as a trendy and fun car for younger drivers. However, the car's reputation was ultimately that of a sensible, no-nonsense subcompact car that provided standard features and very good ride quality. Although it lasted just one generation, the Scion brand kept its model fresh and new. In spite of being an inexpensive subcompact, the Scion xA looked a little more upscale than the rest of the competition inside as well as outside. This is one of the primary reasons for the popularity of the car.
The Scion xA was fitted with the standard features expected from a car in this segment. These features included ABS, air-conditioning, rear wiper, and window defogger, along with power mirrors, windows, and locks. Apart from this, the Scion xA also features additional features like a premium Pioneer music system with CD/MP3 player, and auxiliary input jack as standard features. For those who wanted extra, the Scion xA came with options like iPod adapter, airbag package with full-length side curtain and seat-mounted side airbags, satellite radio, and eight-inch subwoofers.
Toyota also offered optional parts like shocks, lowering springs, intake and exhaust and performance clutch to improve the xA's performance. The exterior of the Scion xA could also be customized from the dealer to include optional accessories like sport shift knobs and pedals, wheel covers, rear spoilers, and 18-inch aluminum alloy wheels.
The 2006 model year Scion xA upgraded slightly from its previous year in order to keep the car fresh. These differences included some small changes in the interior features like the speedometer, seat fabric, and steering wheel, along with the addition of the Pioneer sound system. On the outside, the 2006 Scion xA had new side skirts as well as modified front and rear bumpers. The mirrors got small turn signal indicators and additional audio system controls were located on the steering wheel for the driver's convenience.
Irrespective of the differences between the two model years, the Scion xA was still available as a four-door hatchback. The gauge pod was located in the center of the dash, which gave it a unique touch. The pod had an amber glow that complemented the contemporary design dashboard. A faux aluminum trim at the bottom of the center console, steering wheel, and door panels gave a nice finish to the interior.
The seats of the Scion xA were decent for its class. The front seats were positioned high, and legroom and headroom were just about average for the front and rear, which is expected from a subcompact car like the Scion xA. Like other subcompact hatchbacks in the market, the Scion xA sacrificed too much cargo space.
A 1.5-liter engine that could generate a power of 103 hp powered the Scion xA. This engine mated with a five-speed manual transmission gearbox, although a four-speed automatic gearbox was optional. Irrespective of what gearbox was fitted, the Scion xA was quite conservative with its fuel. The United States EPA rated the Scion xA's mileage as 31/37 mpg city/highway.
The Scion xA was a complete car even without the additional options. It offered a smooth ride on highways and was peppy enough to move around the city. Maneuvering was easy on surface roads thanks to a tight suspension system and accurate steering. The car seemed unstable in extreme corners, but the suspension could handle the load very well.
The Scion xA was launched in the U.S. in 2004. In the Middle East, the car was sold as a Toyota xA. A 1.5-liter DOHC Straight-4 engine under the bonnet gave the car just enough pep, although 108 hp of power hardly made the Scion xA a fast car. The engine produced 105 lb-ft of power and went from zero to 60 mph in 8.8 seconds, which is respectable enough from a sub-compact hatchback.
2006 Scion xA
Compact, Hatchback
The 2006 Scion xA hatchback serves as a highly safe and fuel-efficient vehicle with many customizable options and great handling.
2005 Scion xA
Toyota introduced the Scion xA into the market in 2004 in order to capture younger drivers.
2004 Scion xA
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So this is what Twitter had to say about Richard Sherman's interview (if you want to call it that) with Erin Andrews.
If you didn't see it, check it out here. If you did, get ready to LOL!
Richard Sherman's mom after the interview http://t.co/eT9Nfx4TV5—
Golden Era (@GoldenEraSports) January 20, 2014
#richard Sherman lol http://t.co/RifOJHNORO—
(@mackman) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews and Richard Sherman http://t.co/5xbbaj5YHb—
Chris (@chris_worthy) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman gotta chill B! http://t.co/Ph35vpkdbJ—
Trav NEVER Chills (@SKTV_) January 20, 2014
That Richard Sherman interview had all of America like http://t.co/wbD6oeds2Y—
Thad Castle (@Thad_CastIe) January 20, 2014
Does anyone else think Richard Sherman looks like a 1990's Busta Rhymes? http://t.co/jXhs9A3cOQ—
Drunk Intern Josh (@DrunkInternJosh) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman, talking to Erin Andrews http://t.co/sqbqoOHXOv—
(@treblaw) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews in that Richard Sherman interview: http://t.co/nv0eF4Ahr0—
Micah Grimes (@MicahGrimes) January 20, 2014
Reaction after hearing Richard Sherman's post game comments. http://t.co/jGA6MY0YsB—
Botty Bransue (@scottytransue10) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews during that Richard Sherman interview http://t.co/noXrI00wWo—
Evil Mike Tomlin (@EvilMikeTomlin) January 20, 2014
rare pic of richard sherman selling "bagels on a stick" before his nfl career http://t.co/VmmwfsNnjp—
elicia smith (@smithelicia) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews after her interview with Richard Shermon http://t.co/IMtNPqzKRT—
Austin Meo (@AMeo31) January 20, 2014
During the Richard Sherman interview. http://t.co/NOLBJnLNyW—
Not Tony Romo (@not_romo) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman's interview had everybody like… http://t.co/zX3byocRw6—
C h l o e (@Chloe_marieeee) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman during his interview was like.. http://t.co/5B5AyJu8a5—
Claudi-Hoe (@C_Throwed) January 20, 2014
Bwahahahaha #RichardSherman #ErinAndrews http://t.co/DpFRSTeV8w—
Terez Owens (@TerezOwens) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman & his homeboys waiting outside Crabtree locker like.. http://t.co/8Owvrdx9pa—
Claudi-Hoe (@C_Throwed) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman had me like http://t.co/AHzebrOCm8—
The Illuminati (@GodOfIlluminati) January 20, 2014
#Sherman Goldburg needs to learn to control himself. http://t.co/gGfaNTigup—
Angel Lopez (@nerdangel42) January 20, 2014
sherman practicing his booker t impression y'all http://t.co/mJjx3rn64R—
Ish♍ (@A1_assshole) January 20, 2014
Michael Crabtree face once he heard Richard Sherman http://t.co/HDEfXA6HgN—
LSK (@SkyBeeezy_) January 20, 2014
Richard Sherman http://t.co/RfE38tjNBZ—
Average Joe (@CoreyMillerYFN) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews during that post game interview http://t.co/ME6a613YwP—
Cause I'm A Guy (@CozImAGuy) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews was standing there like http://t.co/eaP1chKLhK—
Hannah Elizabeth (@Haaaannaaaahh) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews be like http://t.co/9SOwwrDCeW—
Carly Schaber (@Carly_Schaber) January 20, 2014
Erin Andrews was sitting there lost like.. http://t.co/H99xcn9NNx—
Landon Moss (@_LandonMoss) January 20, 2014
Whenever I see Erin Andrews I'm just over here like http://t.co/1gAfigLOSn—
Evan Shickman (@Shickmane) January 20, 2014
Twitter Reacts to Richard Sherman Interview was originally published on newsone.com


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Myths, Lies, and Truths about the Linux kernel
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A fire at Rittenhouse Lumber, 608 Bethlehem Pike in Erdenheim, destroyed the lumber storage yard Saturday night, Feb. 9, including a wood and brick structure that once served as a trolley turnaround many years ago.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Owner Elaine Hrynko told the Local Monday that she and her husband, Stan Hrynko, were awakened around 11 p.m. Saturday night and called to the lumber company where at least six fire companies were working to contain the blaze.
Hrynko said the Flourtown, Ft. Washington, Barren Hill, Oreland and Whitemarsh fire companies and Chestnut Hill's Engine Co. #34 were all at the scene.
"The fire companies did an extremely good job," Hrynko said. "They kept the blaze from spreading to nearby buildings, the gas station and the bus depot behind us."
She said that she was told a passerby saw the fire and called 911 from a nearby gas station. The Hrynkos, who live in Cheltenham, were called to the scene shortly thereafter.
The fire was contained to the lumber storage area and did not harm the main building. On Monday Feb. 11, the business was open, and Hrynko said she was busy answering concerned calls from customers.
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Did Taylor Momsen Try To Steal Taylor Swift's Thunder With Her Flashing Stunt?
The past week was supposed to be all about Ms. Swift leading up to the release of her new album "Speak Now," but that all changed when Ms. Momsen decided to flash a crowd of concertgoers in NYC!
The current crop of up and coming Hollywood starlets includes two very tall, very beautiful, very blond, and very talented Taylors — but any and all similarities end there. 20-year-old Taylor Swift, who's new album Speak Now is released Oct. 25, is calm, collected, always a lady, and this week was supposed to be all about her and her much anticipated new album. That was until the brash, loud, and more than outspoken Taylor Momsen, 17, tried to steal Swift's thunder the best way she knew how — flashing an entire audience at her NYC concert Oct. 21. Low blow!
This is not the first time Momsen has wowed people with her behavior. Though still a minor, she enjoys discussing her sexual history, past drug use, love of her vibrator, and disdain for most other actors and singers. In short, she has been playing the role of angry and angst ridden teen quite well for the past few years, even as her show, Gossip Girl, and music group, Pretty Reckless, have thrived. Leading many to wonder what she is so damn angry about!
Swift on the other hand is a humble and gracious young adult who has to date won four Grammy Awards and is the top-selling digital artist in music history. She seems to be friends with an endless list of celebrities, both young and old, including Emma Stone, Miley Cyrus, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. Her earnings in 2009 alone totaled $45 million and she has never once relied on a gimmick for her fame and success.
Of course, Swift discusses her personal life on her music as does Momsen, but never in any sort of raunchy or overtly sexual manner. It is the relationship she sings about, never any sort of physical act or intimacy. And unlike Momsen, Swift will never film a video in which she writhes around on a table barely dressed, of that we are certain.
While Momsen has long claimed her behavior is simply an offshoot of her personality, given her talent and ability as both a singer and actress we imagine she too might be experiencing Swift style levels of success if she choose to behave in a more appropriate manner. Both young women frequently travel with their mothers, and while Swift's seems to keep her in line, Momsen's mom is clearly letting her daughter call the shots.
Of course Momsen's antics will eventually fade into oblivion and Swift seems to become a bigger and bigger star with each passing day — something flashing an audience will never get you!
-Chris Spargo
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Map of the North American - Caribbean tectonic plate boundary. Colors denote depth below sea level and elevation on land. Bold numbers are the years of moderately large (larger than about M7) historical earthquakes written next to their approximate location. Asterisk - Location of the January 12, 2010 earthquake. Barbed lines- boundary where one plate or block plunges under the other one. Heavy lines with half arrows - faults along which two blocks pass each other laterally. Click image for full page view.
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are located at an active plate boundary between
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movements there have caused large magnitude earthquakes and devastating tsunamis,
but scientists have so far failed to explain the deformation of this complex region
in a coherent and predictable picture, and this has hampered their ability to
assess the seismic and tsunami hazards. It is as if we would try to assess earthquake
hazards in California without knowing of the existence of the San Andreas Fault
system and its rate of motion. The risk to life and economic infrastructure is high,
because 4 million U.S. citizens live along the coastlines of Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands. The objective of this project is to provide the understanding needed
to approach the problem of assessment, education and mitigation of tectonic hazards
in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. By determining the likely hazards and their
causative mechanisms and providing this information to government agencies and the
public we may aid in such activities as improvement of building codes, encouraging
safer zoning, and assisting public education for response to hazards.
In the 20th century alone there have been several very large earthquakes north of
Puerto Rico (Ms 7.3 in 1918; Ms 7.8 in 1943; Ms 8.0 in 1946 and four major aftershocks
of Ms 7.6, 7.0, 7.3, 7.1 between 1946 and 1953). Large tsunamis have also hit Puerto Rico
and Hispaniola, reportedly killing 1800 people in 1946 and 40 people in 1918. Images of
the slope north of Puerto Rico disclose massive slope failure scars, as much as 50 km
across, that probably generated tsunamis along the north shore of the island. Other
margins of the island (west, south, and south west) are also associated with massive tectonic
features and may pose addtional hazard.
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Praising your kids — it seems like an obvious, not-fraught thing parents should do. And yet, according to a new study, delivering praise to children in ways that inspire rather than sabotage is harder than it sounds.
What forms of cheerleading stick? How do you convey sincerity? How do you avoid burdening your kid with stratospheric expectations? Developmental scientists have been asking these questions for a while now. So far, the research has treated praise as a fixed influence — a kind of powdered sugar (or crack) that tastes the same to everyone. But a new study in Psychological Science clarifies that praise's effects depend on the characteristics of the kid receiving it. Kids with high self-esteem often respond to glowing kudos by taking the types of risks that might win them more approbation. Meanwhile, kids with low self-esteem tend to "avoid crucial learning experiences" in the wake of compliments, says Utrecht University psychologist Eddie Brummelman, because they fear "revealing [their] deficiencies."
Brummelman's study — actually a series of three linked experiments — focuses on "inflated" bravos. ("You are fantastic at this!" rather than "Good job.") In one experiment, adults were presented with profiles of imaginary kids with high and low self-esteem. They were asked how they would fete each kid for completing a sheet of math problems. "Independent trained coders" classified the compliments as appropriate or overblown. The researchers found that 25 percent of the remarks were "inflated," and that adults larded it on thicker for the (hypothetical) children who showed lower self-esteem. A second experiment confirmed these results: Less assured kids got more effusive kudos, probably because adults wished to give them a boost.
Yet in the third experiment, this supportive impulse was shown to backfire. After taking a self-esteem assessment, 240 real children aged 8 to 12 drew a copy of the Van Gogh painting "Wild Roses." They were told that a "famous artist" in another room would examine their reproductions. In the uninflated condition, the kids received handwritten notes from the "artist" (actually just another researcher) that read, "You made a beautiful drawing." The kids in the inflated condition got notes saying, "You made an incredibly beautiful drawing." Afterward, the children were presented with an array of pictures to sketch, some complex and some simple. They were told that if they chose to draw the complicated images, they might "make many mistakes," but they would "definitely learn a lot too." The easy designs would neither give the kids much trouble, the researchers explained, nor teach them many new skills.
So what happened? Of the kids who were overpraised, the confident ones (per the self-esteem test) opted for the challenging pictures, while the insecure ones chose the simple images. This effect was less pronounced for children in the uninflated condition. Evidently, fulsome plaudits can make you reach for the sky if you're sure of yourself. And if you aren't? Well, it's a lot safer to conserve the warm light of one compliment than it is to keep striving — and risk dispelling someone's great impression of you.
There's poignancy in these results. With good intentions, we're more likely to overpraise the very kids who suffer when they're overpraised — to paralyze them with implied expectations. Plus, it's usually the most capable people who judge themselves most harshly, so children who really do deserve extravagant cheers are also more likely to freak out when they get them.
When I was a young, incompetent pianist, I loved performing for others. After each rollickingly awful rendition of Suzuki whatever, my mom would praise me improvidently, exorbitantly. That was MARVELOUS, she'd cry. I'm SO proud! I found her praise totally lovely and encouraging … until one day, I didn't. I'd changed from a carefree kid into a self-conscious preteen, and suddenly the exact same words registered, not as incentive, but as pressure. I grew to hate playing in front of other people, especially the beautiful classical music my mom liked. And yet, even as it stressed me out, I still craved her positive feedback – which soared and swelled the shyer I got.
That feeling of craving was important. "Some are made modest by great praise, others insolent," wrote Friedrich Nietzsche. He left out that some are made unwitting addicts. Seven years ago, in an insightful piece for New York Magazine, Po Bronson reported on a telling crossroads between psychology and neuroscience: Compliments, like sex or drugs, activate reward circuits in the brain. Consume too many and you'll get hooked. The problem with praise addiction is not simply that you become a twitchy jerk constantly hungering for your next payload of applause. A dependence on praise correlates negatively with persistence. If you come to expect a hooray after every effort (which is how praise addictions take root), you will quit the moment it doesn't arrive. Ovation junkies are dropouts and deserters — and if you're using the hard/inflated stuff, overcoming the need for a fix is that much tougher. Maybe that's why I entered exactly two piano competitions when I was eleven, winning the first, spazzing out during the second, and retiring my metaphorical jersey before there could be a third.
On overpraising in modern parenting culture, Bronson writes: "We put our children in high-pressure environments, seeking out the best schools we can find, then we use the constant praise to soften the intensity of those environments. We expect so much of them, but we hide our expectations behind constant glowing praise." In other words, adulation has become a mix of wishful thinking and hush money. Really good job, parents!


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A Snowy Saturday for New Jersey
Plows, salt, sand, shovels and lots of bread and milk are standing by as central and north New Jersey endures another snow storm that will last into Sunday morning.
Snow has started intensify across New Jersey with rain falling roughly south of Interstate 195.
The snow is beginning to intensify and could drop up to an inch an hour in some areas before changing to sleet and freezing rain this evening in central and south and then in north Jersey before coming to an end early Sunday morning.
- Monmouth, Hunterdon, Somerset, Morris, Warren, Sussex, Passic, Bergen and Hudson counties are under a Winter Weather Warning until 5 a.m. Sunday morning where the snow stays snow the longest The snow is expected to fall the heaviest between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.at nearly one inche per hour before the changeover begins. Total accumulation will be 4-8 inches with 6-8" expected for northwest NJ.
- A Winter Weather Advisory is posted for Somerset, Middlesex, Mercer, Burlington, Gloucester, Camden and Salem counties where 1-3 inches are expected to fall. The snow will be heavy for a time in the afternoon before the changeover begins.
- Coastal Monmouth along with Ocean, Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties are not under any advisory and less than inch of snow is expected in this area. Coastal flooding and high winds are not a concern with this storm.
The last of the precipitation in north Jersey should end early Sunday morning
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has activated 2,400 pieces of snow removal equipment across the state to battle winter according to the Star Ledger. Speeds have been reduced on the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway in north Jersey.
About 40 percent of Newark's 900 flights have been cut according to the website FlightAware.com which reports 1 hour delays at JFK and 30 minute delays at LaGuardia.
The National Weather Service said 6 to 12 inches of snow are expected from Saturday to Sunday in New England. It said up to 14 inches are possible along the Maine coast but as little as 2 inches on Cape Cod.
Areas north and west of New York City and interior Pennsylvania could get 8 inches or more. About half a foot was forecast in parts of Ohio, where snow began falling overnight.
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Christopher Budny 4/4/2012 6:08:18 PMAh, I've always wanted to go visit one of the slot canyons and try for a shaft-of-light image... this is just beautiful, Tom! #1454405
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Oct. 10, 2007
The Lipscomb Bisons have been picked to finish fourth in the Atlantic Conference during the regular season.
ETSU, last season's regular season champion, is picked to repeat with six first place votes from the conference coaches in the annual preseason poll. Belmont received five first place votes and Mercer received one.
However, the tournament champion,which earns the A-Sun automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament was not as clear cut. ETSU, Belmont. Mercer and Lipscomb all received three votes.
The media vote was a little kinder to the Bisons. They were picked to finish third in the regular season and received on first place vote. The media selected ETSU as the clear-cut conference champion.
"Polls are just the opinions of coaches and the media," said Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson. "I don't put any stock in preseason polls at all. We don't even talk about it as a team. I did tell our players we have 12 teams in the conference and I hoped we were picked 14th."
The last time the Bisons were picked fourth was two season's ago. They won the regular season championship and went to the National Invitation Tournament. Last season they tied with Belmont for No. 1 in the preseason poll and finished third in the regular season.
"The only poll we are worried about is the one at the end of the season," Sanderson said. "Our focus is on winning three games in March in our conference tournament and going to the NCAA Tournament."
The men's tournament will be held at Lipscomb's Allen Arena March 5-8. The women's tournament is also being held at Allen Arena during the same three days. The Bisons were 13-1 at home last season.
Lipscomb senior forward Eddie Ard was selected as a member of the preseason All-Conference Team. Ard was a second-team All-Atlantic Sun Conference selection last season.
"We don't talk about individual awards, but we talk about team award," Sanderson sid. "No one is more of a team player than Eddie Ard. If we do well as a team then he will do well."


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Chelsea 3-0 West Ham
Fernando Torres finally scored his first goal for Chelsea as they kept their slim title hopes alive with a 3-0 home win over West Ham.
The £50million man had not found the net for 901 minutes for club and country, 732 for the champions since joining them almost three months ago, but it took him just eight minutes to do so after coming off the bench today.
The jubilant Spaniard was mobbed by his team-mates after scoring in a victory that moved Chelsea back to within six points of Manchester United, with Frank Lampard and Florent Malouda also among the goals.
The margin of defeat was harsh on West Ham, who wasted several chances of their own as they ended the day back on the bottom of the table, two points from safety.
Amid all the talk of Chelsea's resurgence and West Ham's survival battle, the latest reunion between John Terry and Wayne Bridge had slipped under the radar.
Relations between the pair had not thawed in the year after allegations emerged about their private lives and Bridge duly snubbed Terry during the pre-match handshake, as he did last season.
The non-pleasantries were accompanied by a huge drop in temperature as the heavens opened after one of the hottest days of the year.
In what were admittedly treacherous conditions, Chelsea flattered to deceive in the first half, dominating the opening 20 minutes without finding the net.
Malouda looked certain to do so inside three minutes – just as he had done against Birmingham on Wednesday – but he shot straight at the onrushing Robert Green.
Didier Drogba, Ashley Cole and Malouda all went close but West Ham's blanket defence stood firm.
Their attacking threat had been virtually nil but that changed in the 24th minute when Petr Cech was forced into fingertip saves twice in a minute from Demba Ba's 30-yarder and Jonathan Spector's close-range header.
Drogba blazed over as the rain relented, only to be replaced by the sound of thunder, before the lively Freddie Sears was desperately unlucky not to Put West Ham ahead on the half-hour, his outrageous volleyed backheel from a corner cleared off the line by Cole.
Chelsea were becoming increasingly sloppy, with a suicidal Salomon Kalou pass going unpunished and a lack of communication seeing Cech take out team-mate David Luiz.
But with just a minute of the half remaining, Chelsea produced their best move of the match to take the lead, Drogba threading in Cole, whose low cross was smashed home by Lampard.
The rain returned and there also appeared to be a floodlight failure before the interval.
That was rectified during half-time, after which Kalou fired wide from 12 yards before John Obi Mikel blocked Da Costa's header from a corner.
Both sides lost men to injury moments later, Michael Essien hobbling off and Mark Noble carried off on a stretcher in worryingly innocuous fashion.
Drogba's free-kick just evaded Terry but his cross moments later should have been converted by Lampard, who scuffed straight at Green.
The pitch was in danger of becoming unplayable but David Luiz smashed a long-ranger against the crossbar moments before Ba's blockbuster was fumbled by Cech and Hammers substitute Robbie Keane shot straight at the keeper.
With 20 minutes remaining, Kalou was withdrawn for Anelka, with Torres made to wait by Ancelotti.
Keane really should have levelled 16 minutes from time when Spector's through ball left him with just Cech to beat but he blazed wide.
Ba became the latest player to clear off his own line before Torres replaced Drogba for the final 14 minutes, squaring for for Anelka to score what should have been the clincher, Danny Gabbidon heading off the line.
Then, the moment every Chelsea fan had been waiting for arrived.
Anelka's through ball played in Torres and the ball cruelly appeared to hold up in a puddle.
But that proved a blessing in disguise as the Spaniard swivelled and curled home left-footed.
Stamford Bridge erupted and every outfield Chelsea player piled on top of a jubilant Torres next to the corner flag.
The striker even played a part in Chelsea's stoppage-time third, which Malouda lashed into the roof of the net, a strike that could prove vital if goal difference comes into play in the title race.


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Speech Archive
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This page contains speeches by former Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. and speeches by former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
September 20, 2010
Citizenship and Pathways for a Green Economy: Remarks by Under Secretary Martha Kanter at the Sustainability Education Summit
In last year's address at the U.N. Summit on Climate Change, President Obama left no doubt: it is imperative that we act now to create a sustainable future.
September 15, 2010
College-Ready Students and Student-Ready Colleges: Remarks of Deputy Secretary Tony Miller at the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Conference
Thank you, Thelma, for that generous introduction. I am delighted and honored to be here in Secretary Duncan's place. He has always enjoyed the opportunity to speak and meet with HBCU presidents. He sends his regrets that he could not join you. But I know that improving the education of all students—but especially for students of color--is never far from his mind.
September 13, 2010
Thinking Beyond Silver Bullets: Remarks of Secretary Arne Duncan at the Building Blocks for Education: Whole System Reform Conference in Toronto
I am delighted to be here today and to participate in this conference. There is so much that the United States has to learn from nations with high-performing education systems. And there is much that America can share from its experience to the mutual benefit of nations confronting similar educational challenges.
September 2, 2010
Beyond the Bubble Tests: The Next Generation of Assessments -- Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks to State Leaders at Achieve's American Diploma Project Leadership Team Meeting
Today is a great day! I have looked forward to this day for a long time--and so have America's teachers, parents, students, and school leaders. Today is the day that marks the beginning of the development of a new and much-improved generation of assessments for America's schoolchildren. Today marks the start of Assessments 2.0.
August 25, 2010
Good evening.
It's an honor to be here tonight under the auspices of the Clinton library.
This institution not only embodies the spirit of public service at the heart of the 42nd President's legacy but also reminds us of the importance of education in society today.
August 11, 2010
Thank you, Kevin, for that generous introduction.
This is an important day in so many respects. It is the very first federal summit on bullying. We have an extraordinary range of NGOs, corporate leaders, state and local officials on hand, as well as the members of the Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Working Group.
August 11, 2010
The Role and Responsibilities of States in Increasing Access, Quality, and Completion: Under Secretary Martha J. Kanter's Remarks at the SHEEO Higher Education Policy Conference
I am pleased to be here today because we need your ideas and feedback to help us move our ambitious Access, Quality and Completion agenda forward.
August 3, 2010
Working Together for Early Learning: Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks at "Early Childhood 2010 -- Innovation for the Next Generation" Meeting
Good morning it's a pleasure to join my good friend Secretary Sebelius in welcoming you to Washington for this important meeting.
Thank you all for the challenging and meaningful work you do on behalf of this nation's children and families.
This meeting's purpose is to drive innovations that will unlock the great potential of new generations of Americans.
August 3, 2010
The Power of the Parent Voice: Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks at the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Leadership Mega Conference
Good morning. When President Obama spoke to the Urban League last week, the one line that got by far the most applause was: "Parents are going to get more involved in their children's education."
It is well-documentedand plain common sensethat parental involvement in a child's education boosts student learning.
July 28, 2010
Unleashing the Power of Data for School Reform: Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks at the STATS DC 2010 Data Conference
Thank you for being here today and for the work you do every day on behalf of our nation's children. I believe education is everyone's responsibility. As data experts, you have a unique role in education. You are the people who gather the evidence that guides school reform. You can create the compass that points reform in the right direction.


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Let me explain why I had no problems seeing this image:
- The Reef Fishes of the East Indies clearly documents the result of scientific research, not commercial or personal gratification
- The work is sponsored by Conservation International, musea, universities and several (I assume) philantropic individuals and foundations who all must have the best interest of reefs and conservation in general at heart
- While reading the book it is clear that both authors are passionate stewards of the ocean
- Knowledge builds appreciation which stimulates conservation. This is not just about building a stamp collection, this is about illustrating the rich diversity and value of Indo-Pacific reefs and direct (unsustainable food fishing, aquarium collection, tourism, diving, ...) and indirect (land use decision, global and local environment degradation ...) causes for their deterioration, as well as create a baseline against which to judge the effects of remediation attempts including the growing number or marine preserves
- There is not an army of scientists targeting the same reef on a daily basis. This is two people (or perhaps a few dozen if you add independently working colleagues) working in an area so large that it is hard to wrap your brains around
Everyone can come to a different conclusion when evaluating the cost/benefit of this work but, actually, I find it difficult to believe that anyone who takes an open-minded and informed look at this would not see the tremendous benefit. Could the work have been done with less impact on the reefs? Looking at the image it is easy to point out how you would have done it without touching the reef. But how many of us are charged with the task to document 2600+ reef fish, including cryptic species, on a limited budget and time frame. Personal assistants to hold equipment sounds great but if they had a line-item for that in their budget it would be the first to get scrapped. There are several respected marine researchers on wetpixel who can speak from personal experience, a few already did (I am a researcher but only damage keyboards). I don't argue that researchers should get a free pass, I doubt funding agencies and permit applications will give them one, but neither should we sit in our arm chair and judge them by the standards we use for those who take UW images for commercial or personal pleasure. However, I do agree that this image is better not shown at all if the audience can take it as a general endorsement of such practices.
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