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So last year I was lucky enough to go to the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach for the first time, and this year I made it back there again for another great weekend reppin' a city I love! Our company is in the same building as the Grand Prix and leading up to the event, it starts to get the hustle and bustle just like how we get come any of our events. Everyone is racing around and making trips back and forth downtown. It also is really cool to see the signage go up throughout the city and the grandstands and track being built leading up to the race. It's pretty exhilarating to know that our city is involved in such a cool event, and that it brings so many neat things to Long Beach.
We started off the day grabbing some food from a concession stand. Now, those corn dogs were the SMALL corn dogs and they had already taken like two bites of them! Sheesh! But it was actually pretty tasty. We then wandered into the lifestyle expo and walked around there for a while. It's so different to see a different Expo than the Long Beach ICB Marathon Expo in there, and it's amazing how much set up goes into everything. We got some beads and random stuff in there and sat in a few cars. We also saw a sloth. That was pretty random. We had to stop by the Danica Patrick Merchandise booth as well, since I had to get a picture with my name!
Before we knew it, it was time to head outside for the start of the race! We had great seats and we were watching the cars warm up. Once they are on the track it seems so quick and the race started before we even knew it! One really amazing thing was the fly over that took place before the cars took off and right around the time the National Anthem was sung. It was SO loud and amazing to see them fly over so quickly. B was talking about that all day long! A really bad picture, but it was a really cool moment. Thank you to all those who serve!
Next up the cars were off. They started quickly and we didn't even realize the race started. They zoomed by quite a few times. We watched for about 30 laps and then decided to walk around for a bit. Last year we stayed in our seats for the entire race, so we wanted to walk around and see what was out there! There was a lot of areas to walk by and we had a lot of fun seeing everything that everyone was offering. It was also nice to stop in a restaurant and see the TV's that had it playing. It's cool to see Long Beach from above! It was cool to go down to the other side and see the turn and more of the track.
This is more close to the turn where the cars travel right in front of the Aquarium of the Pacific. It was a much more secluded area an there weren't as many people there which was nice. There were even a few cars that crashed right out in front of us on the turn. That was pretty exciting. We got some margaritas and were just enjoying the over cast day and walking around and seeing more of the track. It was such a nice day out, even though I ended up getting fried on my shoulders. I should have known better! We finally stopped and watched the end of the race in Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. It was nice to be out of the sun for a bit and the place was serving up specials all day for the race.
I have no words for these two pictures! When we were walking around we found this cut out and took a picture in it and when we were just about to leave the boys found this train and got in? I don't know know why they did that but then of course, I had to take a picture.
Here is more of the track, and where we were standing to watch the regular cars race after the Indy Cars raced. This race was much different than the Indy cards because it was all different cars racing and they were racing like maniacs! I couldn't believe with how much abandon they drove. They were willing to crash and clip and take the corners so hard, it was great! Definitely a different feel than the Indy Cars. Overall, another great day in the LBC and I'm glad that the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach is becoming a tradition! It's so much fun just to head down there. Another great idea we had was to get dropped off and picked up, and it worked like a charm! No dealing with parking or traffic, and no one having to worry about being the DD. Again, like last year, it was easy to follow along and though Danica didn't win, it was still a great race! I love the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach! It's awesome to see my city come together for such a great event!
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|2009-04-17, 01:51
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|2009-04-17, 05:28
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Last time i was here, i had an argument with a newbie over Toma's powers, now i came back and found a this. LOL
Well, i not gonna get involve for now but i still stand from what i say about Mikoto's railgun and be giving my support to the "No he can't stop Railgun" faction.
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|2009-04-17, 14:12
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I say Touma can block anything whose origin is within the realm of "supernatural". However, I'm fairly certain he can't stop natural phenomena. So for instance, if a building falls on him, he's screwed.
I don't know if Touma could stop railgun. Depends on whether its motion while in flight is still influenced by Mikoto's power or not. My guess is that Touma could stop any electrical interference (by that I mean any additional acceleration that Mikoto could possibly apply to the object in motion), but not the momentum of the object itself. So if she fired, say, a 500 yen coin at him a sub-sonic speeds, it would hurt. A lot.
Unless plot-kai gets involved then screw it.
|2009-04-18, 04:09
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Another conclusion is that Mikoto's Railgun doesn't work like normal Railguns.
The general consensus seems to be that Touma can block things as long as they are affected by a supernatural phenomenon, right? In that case, his ability to block Mikoto's railgun would mean that Mikoto's railgun doesn't work like a normal railgun (accelerate with magnetic fields then fire) but rather the entire process of accelerating, firing and hitting are constantly guided by her powers. The visuals of all sources do support this, as we see constant arcs of electricity along the entire course of the projectile.
This way it makes sense for him to be able to block it, just as he did her iron sand sword, Sheryl's golem and Misha's blast of water, all three of these were manipulated forces and yet by merely canceling the powers manipulating them Touma was able to reduce their momentum to zero.
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Which reminds me... about the projectile Mikoto used, if people still can't agree on Keroko's point.
I suspect what actually hit Touma's hand first was - the launched energy bolt that propelled the projectile, not the projectile itself. And with the energy bolt reaching Touma's right hand first, since its source is from a supernatural cause (Mikoto's power), it became cancelled because of Touma's ability.
My logic is because the coin would be somehow engulfed in the energy bolt (if it doesn't melt/get dissolved due to the high concentration of energy in the bolt) before it hits Touma. And when the energy that hits Touma first gets cancelled, there'll be no more energy to move the coin with a freaking speed that it'll hurt, its velocity will get reduced to an amount - if not zero - that'll enable it to hit Touma harmlessly.
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|2009-04-18, 15:47
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Indeed, and in this case we can compare it to Misha's water spell, which also launched existing water at Touma that, as soon as he canceled the magic, also reduced the water to harmless speeds.
This way all of the canon sources are correct, and there is no more conflict. Sounds like a perfect solution to me.
|2009-04-18, 17:01
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I think I understand the logic, but just to be sure here are some examples.
1. If someone throws a brick at Touma, he can't stop it with his powers.
2. If someone used any sort of supernatural ability (be it magic or any other type) to continuously push the brick or make the brick go faster, Touma can stop it with his powers.
3. If someone with wind based powers uses a gale to blast a brick at Touma, he can't stop it with his powers.
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|2009-04-19, 16:53
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No la! Why the hell are you comparing IB vs Magic to IB vs ESP? That's just stupid. I mean, come on, surely you have noticed that magical attacks in this series DO NOT FOLLOW THE RULES OF PHYSICS. To make stuff simple:
With this, I say the highly controversial scene in the Railgun Manga to be a mistake on the author's part due to not knowing how a railgun works. Basically, if Touma can block a railgun bullet, then he should have no trouble canceling the velocity of Accelerator's I-beams. If you don't know how Accelerator's Redirection ability works, here's a quick description:
Basically, he is able to modify the Velocity (Speed and Direction) and Acceleration (change in Velocty over Time) of all matter and energy in a bubble around him (which also acts as his protective barrier).
|2009-04-19, 17:26
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... So now we're down to denying Touma can block Railgun purely because 'it's a psychic power and not magic?'
That's a really weak base for an argument, wouldn't you say?
Again, we have three sources saying he can block it, and one source actually showing he can block it.
But we have ZERO sources showing he CAN'T block it.
Instead of trying to defend the theory that he can't block a Railgun blast with conjecture and denying what all four sources are saying, why not come up with an explanation that he can block it?
Again, every single source, from the anime to the two manga to the novel itself claim that he can block it. There is zero evidence that he can't.
|2009-04-19, 20:05
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Please, don't present these as solid evidence:
What description of IB were we given? A very simple one: the ability to negate all magic and ESP. About its ability to negate the divine? Only an assumption made by Touma thanks to Index's comment, and since it seems to be so (negating his luck), then it has to be real (more flavor lore for you).
And yes, my ESP not Magic argument holds because for all instances that he has used or tried to use his IB, the initial description holds and could be easily explained using the natural laws when used against ESP, while things get a little messy when dealing with Magic. Now, give me one excerpt from the novel which specifically depicts him blocking a physical ranged attack made possible with the use of ESP and I'll gladly step down.
Now, there is only one explanation on how he can block the rail gun projectile: it was a mistake, simple as that.
There is zero evidence that he can't? Well now, all I see are claims that he can. Not much evidence there too. Hence we rely on logic.
|2009-04-19, 21:46
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He stops a railgun shot.
He blocks some of the Aoe of the Gravity bomb. And telepathy. And the radiant heat from Innocentus and him blocking some of the AoE is the simplest explanation for his survival of the thermobaric explosion in the railyard.
It doesn't help that Touma doesn't know what Imagine Breakers limits are. He just knows his right hand is a focus for it. Observation suggests it sometimes does more than his quick description suggests it should.
I'll point out that Accelerator didn't seem to get a solid hit in despite throwing more than a little in that fight. Either Touma dodged them all or he dodged most and blocked others.
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... Do I have to repeat that what could possibly, and actually, touch Touma first is the power bolt engulfing (and propelling) the speeding projectile and not the projectile itself? So when the power bolt touches Touma's hand it becomes "cancelled" - it loses all of its physical qualities: acceleration, velocity, momentum and kinetic energy - just like that.
But if you add the argument that even as the bolt dissipates into oblivion the projectile used for the railgun can still produce some hurt with the velocity and momentum it had left then I will concur.
Looks like here I can conclude why Misaka is fighting Touma in a very "unsmart" way (being as rash as she is): that everytime she unleashes an attack on Touma based on her powers, every single bit of her electricity that comes in touch with Touma's IB gets cancelled, thus fighting Touma was a great waste of energy (and time) unless she works her way out to get through that annoyance of a hand called the Imagine Breaker. Accelerator on the other hand gets his way easily just because he can use his powers to hurl some actual physical projectiles around to keep Touma under pressure. Note that even though the projectiles are hurled using Accelerator's power, they are moving with a velocity, speed and inertia of their own, enough to cause some real hurt.
|2009-04-20, 01:02
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not to mention the number and the weight of the projectiles Accelerator is throwing at him.
When IB contacts with Railgun, its primary effect is negated.
Based on the formula from this, If I = 0, then F = 0.
Sidenote: 空気摩擦でコインが溶けてしまうため射程は50m程。 (atwiki.jp)
It seems the coin will melt after a distance.
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|2009-04-20, 03:47
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50 meters, according to the Railgun manga.
What you are doing is taking a theory and presenting it as a fact. There is zero proof that Touma can't block a shot from a Railgun aside from theories.
However, simply claiming 'it was done by magic' does not change that the water spell by Misha was water drawn from the ocean and manipulated by her magic. Magic or ESP, the effect of these attacks are the same: A physical attack manipulated by supernatural force. Even if Touma were to cancel the magic, this should not magically -pardon the pun- reduce the force of the water by any means. It should still have the momentum to crash into Touma with the same force as when it was shot by him. It did not. The natural water manipulated by a supernatural force was reduced to non-lethal velocity merely by touching the imagine breaker.
And according to the laws of physics Mikoto's Railgun when properly analyzed should not even work. All she does is charge a coin and flick it. There are no rails to conduct the currents and accelerate the coin (by the way, those conductors would suffer major damage due to the heat released by the coin, thus even if she would be using her hands as a replacement, she would be frying them) and there is no recoil, despite a real railgun producing recoil equal to the force propelling the projectile (ergo, Mikoto should be flying backwards almost as fast as the coin she launched). Yet all of this doesn't seem to stop Mikoto from causally flicking coins without any side effect. Even ESP goes 'Lol! Physics!' pretty often, so using the "physics dictate that he can't!" argument is quite moot.
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... I think I'm reading so much details I can barely make up (even I am starting to not understand my own explanations XD) simpler statements. Aah, information overflow, information overflow.
... Imagine Breaker. Hmm.
Imagine, Breaker.
So it is something that breaks imaginations, or so how it appears to me. From the way it sounds, it can block powers that was produced by someone's imagination that tries to directly apply to him - or to be accurate, intention towards him no matter what the "intention" is.
So it blocks magic because it came from a source of power created from the intention to affect him directly.
And it also blocks esper abilities because they came from a source of power created from the intention to affect him directly.
So what it actually blocks is what the people intend to do with him with their powers directly used on him.
Examples of use:
Note that he:
TL;DR Touma actually destroys the materialization of "imaginations" or, to be exact, "intentions" that are forced upon him. Like, what if an esper wants to "psychically" or a magician wants to "magically" rape (sorry for my choice of verbs ) him? He can stop it from happening.
|2009-04-20, 10:55
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zzz.... honestly until the author decides to explain exactly how all there skills work down to the finest detail everything is just opinionated conjecture.
the issue that everyone has comes down to if X ability behaves with actual physics like that object of type actually would, from what has been explained of imagine breaker it (cancelling) shouldn't work.
The issue is none of there abilities have a exact reference to RL, and although general information is provided for there abilities we don't have the exact parameters of what there doing. We also really don't know what the exact parameters of 'imagine breaker' are other then what XYZ characters think it does and what we have seen it stop.
So in short, imagine breaker stops the authors imagination and does everything the author wants it to do nothing more nothing less. It may not make sense to us given what we know but it doesn't matter in the end.
|2009-04-20, 17:35
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Spoiler for Wiki and TvTropes:
Also I remember that Vent know some things about the IB that Touma don't.
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Unfortunately, no matter how hard McCarthy tries, Identity Thief remains a wreck. She plays Diana, a loud and gregarious woman who looks like a super-sized Raggedy Ann doll, with her shock of long red hair and flair for eyeball-searing ensembles. Diana is a computer-savvy con artist who tricks people into giving her their Social Security numbers and birth dates, then cranks out fake credit cards and goes on costly shopping sprees. She's a hoarder of bright new appliances: Three dishwashers, four microwaves, even an enormous jet ski she keeps parked on her front lawn.
But she picks the wrong target when she goes after Sandy (Jason Bateman), a husband and father of two kids with another on the way who has just gotten a promotion when the police show up accusing him of credit fraud. Identity Thief was directed by Seth Gordon, who made the amusing Horrible Bosses but also the torturously unfunny Four Christmases. Sadly, that's the one his new movie most resembles. Sandy, who lives in Denver, heads out on a road trip to Florida, where Diana lives, to track her down and somehow bring her back to Colorado so he can clear his name. To say that she won't go easily is an understatement.
Bateman is a talented actor who has fallen into the Ben Stiller trap of playing the same character in every movie: The ordinary guy with extraordinarily bad luck who serves as straight man to his wild co-stars. Identity Thief is a road comedy, which means there are lots of car chases and crashes and a scene in which McCarthy sings along to every song Bateman tunes into on the radio. There are also hit men and bounty hunters, because the two lead characters aren't enough to warrant almost two hours of screen time on their own, so why not throw in some superfluous killers and bad guys?
Most unforgivable of all Identity Thief's sins, though, is the dreaded third-act veer into sentimentality, with tearful confessions and heartwarming revelations and Diana's transformation from ugly duckling into a beautiful swan. Why do filmmakers succumb to the urge to giving their comedies a sentimental streak? Was that really necessary?
Turning McCarthy into an object of misunderstood pity who only needed a beauty makeover and a nice dress to fit in with society undercuts everything that's funny about her performance. The actress tries her best to sell the poignancy, but her talent only makes it worse, because you start feeling sorry for her character, and Identity Thief apparently forgets it was supposed to be a comedy.


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Phishing Alert
What is it?
Phishing is the process of collecting User Name / Account Number / Account Details / Credit Card No / Expiry Date / Pin / Password and other sensitive financial information over the Internet with malicious intent. Fraudsters tries to disguise themselves as genuine company and sends e-mail, Pop Ups, Instant message to clients of financial service providers. They request clients to provide them with various crucial account information promising a better service, free gifts or promotional activities. As soon as information entered in these link web sites they are stored and used for fraudulent purpose by the hackers.
Now, access your BRAC Bank account 24/7 from your PC, laptop, handheld device or cell phone for
Use anti phishing browser, i.e. Internet Explorer 7, Netscape 8.1, Firefox 2
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Log off as soon as you finish online banking
Regularly change password and PIN
Regularly check your Bank, Credit Card and Debit Card Statement, Report if suspicious transactions are found
Call you Financial Institutes if you receive any e-mail that request you to enter any security information
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We won't claim a preference in the current redistricting debate that has proposed moving Charlotte into the Addison County senatorial district, but in case math prevails we'd like to introduce you to aspects of the county that may be closer to your values than you may know.
Our rural roots are the most obvious similarities. Dairy farming, open land, small town government and small rural schools are the heart of both areas.


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Monday, December 12, 2011
These simple sugar cookies are my favorite ones. I have many different cooky cutters, but I love stars, and hearts the most.
Since this took a while, the boys got bored, and very sleepy.
Denny of course was underfoot, as always, hoping that something would fall off the counter.
Well, they did get some left over cooky dough, and they loved it. Even Happy went in search for more, with his nose up sniffing around in the kitchen. Maybe he just liked the smell of fresh baked cookies.
Here they are cooling off, before they go into the cooky bin. I was good, only tasted one, or two.
I used to bake a dozen different kinds of cookies, but I don't have the patience for it anymore. Nevertheless, I'm thinking of doing another couple in the next few days. So far I have three kinds, that should be enough then.
Oh, and a big Thank YOU! for those who took the time and voted for my Dangan shawl. I won in the Accessories category. I don't know what I've won yet, but apparently it's on its way to the winners. :o) Carol Feller the Author of this book blogged about it here.
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- momsue84 said...
Yay! Congratulations on your win!!
- December 12, 2011 10:34 a.m.
- Wanderingcatstudio said...
Oh those look yummy! Now I want to bake and decorate cookies!
- December 12, 2011 11:21 a.m.
- JoAnn said...
You have such good "helpers" Love your cutouts!
- December 12, 2011 2:46 p.m.
- monica said...
They look so yummy!! Denny reminds me of my Buddy. Always underfoot looking for crumbs.
- December 12, 2011 3:18 p.m.
- Susan said...
Congrats on your win! I can smell those freshly baked cookies from here.
- December 12, 2011 3:44 p.m.
- Mr. Puffy said...
I'm sorry I missed the contest - but you know you have my vote always :) Happy you won and looking forward to seeing what your prize is!
Your cookies look wonderful and came out perfectly! It does take patience to make these. When it's time to decorate I treat it like an assembly line and lay them all out and quickly ice/sprinkle and move on - LOL
- December 12, 2011 4:24 p.m.
- 2paw said...
Congratulations on your win.
Oh such gorgeous biscuits, they look so yummy. Two Labradors here stick their heads through the baby gate and look at me with sad eyes. I gave them a little gingerbread dough yesterday!!
- December 14, 2011 3:23 a.m.


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The Adams Coat of Arms
The Adams family Coat of Arms has been prominently displayed for several generations. Although little is known of the origin of these particular Arms, a search of Heraldry records (Encyclopedia of Heraldry by John B. Burke) cites descriptions of the Coats of Arms shown below.
These are Arms granted to persons in the area of England from which the Adams ancestors came. Although no attempt is made to establish or prove related ancestry, the Arms are included for general interest and information.
The following descriptions are given*:
(the accepted family Arms)
Gules, a bend Or between two Bysants, three Martlets sable.
Motto: Aspire, Persevere and Indulge Not
(Middle Temple 1639)
Sable, a bend Or between two Bysants, three Martlets of the field. Crest – on a Bysant a demi-eagle sable.
(Brompton, County Kent, descended from the Admas of Devonshire)
Or, a lion rampant** between eights crosses, crosslet fitches sable, all with a bordure engrailed azure.
Motto: Aspire, Persevere and Indulge Not
(Borne by Edward Hamlyn Adams of Middleton Hall, County Carmarthen, Esquire, Member of Parliament for that County. According to the American Heraldry Society, it is also the purported Arms of Henry Adams of Braintree.)
Argent of a Cross Gules, five Molets Or, Crest – out of a ducal coronet Or, a demi-lion affrontee gule.
Motto: Aspire, Persevere and Indulge Not
Those desiring to reproduce these Coat of Arms should be guided by basic rules of Heraldry:
- The Bysant represents gold coin and is always shown as gold
- The Torse represents two skeins of twisted silk, one tinctured as the principal metal, the other as the principal color of the Arms. The torse is used to anchor the mantling to the helmet.
- The Mantle is a cloth worn over the helmet as protection from the sun. It repeats the principal color of the Arms; the lining repeats the color of the principal metal.
- Color should not be laid on color nor metal on metal
- The Helmet of Esquires is always shown in profile, of steel, with the visor closed
Selected Heraldic Terms
Azure = blue
Affronté = (of animals) turned to face fully out of the shield. Not the same as guardant.
Argent = silver, often shown white
Bend = an ordinary, a diagonal band across the shield (top left/bottom right as viewed). Its diminutive is a bendlet or a cotise if it is really narrow. A bend cotised is bordered on either side by a narrow cotise.
Bezant = a gold roundle
Bordure = a band of contrasting tincture forming a border around the edge of a shield, traditionally one-sixth as wide as the shield itself
Cross crosslet = a cross with each of its arms crossed at the ends; rarely occur singly, often fitchy, i.e. with a pointed foot
Engrailed = a dividing line with semi-circular bites taken out from the field side, cf. invected
Fitch (or cross fitchy) = a cross in heraldry where the lower part is shaped like a sword blade
Gules = red
Guardant = animal, usually lion, with its head turned to look straight out of the shield, but its body remaining in profile
Molet, Mullet = 5-pointed star; sometimes shown pierced so that a small circle of the field colour shows through in the middle. cf. estoile
Rampant = depicted in profile standing erect with forepaws raised. The position of the hind legs varies according to local custom: the lion may stand on both hind legs, braced wide apart, or on only one, with the other also raised to strike.
Sable = black
*discolorations appear to be a printer's error in the author's copy of "the Adams Family: Ancestors & Descendants of Frederick Shields Adams", copyright 2000. They are shown here without correction in order to distinguish areas of color (black & white renders some shades indistinguishable).
**according to heraldic references found by this author, the lion in this illustration is incorrectly shown in the affronte' position.
Melinda permalinkApril 15, 2013 4:45 am
You will find this of interest, I think!


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Monday, April 5, 2010
How I Influenced Ancesty - The Tale of Unenhanced Images Part 2
Here is a little background information:
As you know I spent the summer, fall, and winter resourcing my database. I also organized my digital files so that I could actually find them. During this time, Ancestry had been adding "enhanced images" to their website, meaning that they were attempting to improve on the old census images. Since they said they had better images, I decided to download the new images to replace my old images while organizing and resourcing my files.
Then in January, I discovered that I could no longer read the images of the 1860 census for some of my ancestors. The "enhanced images" were in fact "unenhanced". I wrote about it on my blog and asked if anyone else had see the same problem. No one left any comments that they had similar problems.
On February 2nd, I emailed the Genealogy Guys (George and Drew) about what I had discovered. I had two reasons for this. Ancestry is one of their sponsors and they kept running an ad about the "enhanced images." I was tired of hearing an ad that I had proven to be untrue and truthfully I was just tired of hearing the same ad every podcast.
In episode #196 on Feburary 7th, George read my letter. His advice was to use the "Report an Image Problem" link on Ancestry. This wasn't really the advice I was seeking. What I really wanted to do was stop the ad from playing over and over again and get Ancestry to understand that there was a larger problem than just one census image. I had found the problem in a few counties and throughout all the images for those counties.
Then this weekend I listened to episode #200. Finally I got what I wanted. (Well the same ad still played, but ...) Gary Gibb and Chad Milner from Ancestry contacted George about the issue. According to George, they looked at my blog post and then looked at the images on Ancestry. There was indeed a problem and they have reverted to the old images until new ones can be scanned and uploaded. I am glad that Ancestry saw this as a problem and that they have addressed the issue.
I am amazed that my email and blog posting had an effect over Ancestry. I am glad that George and Drew helped get this issue into the open and get resolved. (And I'll just get over the fact that the same ad keeps playing!)
When I first started this blog, this is what I wanted to see happen. I wanted to put problems that I had doing my genealogy into the open so that companies would fix them. I wanted to show the genealogy companies what I need to do better research so that they will know how to help me and everyone else. I just can't believe that it actually worked!
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Good for you! One of the great things about blogging is it allows us to have conversations in more productive ways than we could before. We can interact with people who might not have heard us without the megaphone.ReplyDelete
Way to go! This is a lesson for all of us as to how we can have an impact with our blogs. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Glad you did this! There are so many "new, improved" things that are worse than the things they have replaced.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on getting the problem solved. Your determination helps all of us!ReplyDelete
I had not enhanced, cause I thought after one try it was too slow in getting it and to slow for it to work. I kind of resent the reminder and then down at the bottom one must hit continue each time. It could be annoying on my bad days. But then I could go on till wednesday about the annoying ancestry stuff. I am glad they read your post and checked and a good result.ReplyDelete
NOW would you write about how one can state three four times your looking in one state of usa only for something and it gives you family in australia problem. I would thank you a whole bunch.
Good for you! Sometimes we are content to sit back, but we must advocate for ourselves. i went through something similar with Dell over all my tech issues. If they had spent a few more minutes on one issue I would have been saved days and hours of heartache. Now they have gone back & retrained their technicians due to what happened to me.ReplyDelete
Keep up the good work!


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2:30 pm
Martha Speaks "Martha Bakes/Martha Makes Scents" Martha Bakes - Helen is sad when her drawing doesn't win the art competition, so Mom decides to bake her a cake to cheer her up. Martha Makes Scents - Always on the lookout for a way to avoid bathing, Martha decides TD's dad OG should invent a perfume that will cover up her doggy scent.G
3:00 pm
The Electric Company "Friends Or Aunts" Annie Scrambler and her aunt go head-to-head with Lisa and Hector on a semi-popular game show. D
3:30 pm
WordGirl "Two Brains Quartet/Big's Big Bounce" Two Brains Quartet - For the city's centennial celebration the Mayor promises to unveil its 100 year old cheese wheel to the winner of the Barbershop Quartet Competition. Both the Botsford family and Dr. Two Brains are assembling talented groups. Will Dr. Two Brains be able to sing his way to victory and run away with the city's oldest and most valuable cheese? Vocabulary Words: Melodious, Quartet. D
4:00 pm
Wild Kratts "Little Howler" Chris and Martin are unpacking from an adventure and are surprised when a Wolf pup pops out of their bags. They have no idea where the little guy came from and must retrace their steps in order to return him back to his pack. They experience that wolves are a very social animal with a close pack structure and frequent visual and audio communication among individual members. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "A Piece of the Action" Digit disappears while visiting his friends the Scritters, so Motherboard sends Matt, Jackie and Inez to investigate. They discover that Hacker has found a supply of Magnetite, and will use it to fill up a rocket capable of erasing all of Motherboard's memory disks. Can the kids stop Hacker before he collects a hundred percent of the Magnetite he needs to launch the rocket, or will Motherboard be shut down once and for all?. D
5:00 pm
Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "That Sculpture Isn't Yours, It's Mime" Ruff learns that he's horrible at charades. To help him figure out how to act without making a sound, he sends Emmie and Marc to meet some mimes. Then he sends Jay and Rubye to learn how to make sculptures that move called kinetic sculptures. D
5:30 pm
Nightly Business Report The U.S. sues to block a $20B beer deal. NBR's Darren Gersh takes a look at what's at stake and why regulators think it's a bad idea for the makers of Budweiser and Corona to merge. D
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Doc Martin "The Departed" On a train trip Martin is annoyed to be seated next to one of his patients, a sheep farmer named Jim Selkirk. Jim falls asleep, slumps onto Martin's shoulder and dies from heart failure. Mrs. Selkirk visits Martin and tells him she is now seeing visions of her dead husband. When she is found collapsed in her sheep pen, Martin is able to uncover the medical reason behind her hallucinations.G
8:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Rec Tech" Whether producing custom jet boats, some of the world's best-known knives, high-end fly fishing reels or calorie-packed and great-tasting energy bars, the people leading Idaho's recreation technology companies share one characteristic: They love Idaho's great outdoors. This episode features the adventurous men and women behind these innovations.G
8:30 pm
This American Land "Arctic White Geese, Veterans in the Great Outdoors, Tracking a Coral Killer" Snow geese and Ross' geese make a 3,000-mile migration each year, spending a month or so in eastern Oregon, feasting on grasses and bugs. OREGON FIELD GUIDE cameras have captured the beauty of thousands of these birds on their stopover to the Arctic.G
9:00 pm
Midsomer Murders "Ring Out Your Dead, Part 1" In Midsomer Wellow, the church bell-ringers are being murdered one by one. In hopes of winning a national striking competition, the determined bell group continues with rehearsals. As each is murdered, the killer leaves a line from a nursery rhyme by the body. Part 1 of 2G
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DCI Banks "Cold Is The Grave" Banks is asked by his boss, Chief Superintendent Gerry Rydell, to find Rydell's missing teenage daughter.G
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One of my 2013 resolutions is to visit several restaurants that I've never eaten at before. So many cities and counties now are offering "restaurant week" promotions that dining at new places will be easier on my wallet.
Most restaurant weeks feature two-course lunch menus for $10 and/or three-course dinner menus (appetizer, entree and dessert) for $20 or $30. Beverage, taxes and tip usually are not included.
Remember to make reservations early as popular places fill up quickly.
Here's a look at some restaurant weeks coming up. Others will be announced at a later date.
Williamsburg, though Jan. 31.
The greater Williamsburg area is celebrating restaurant week during the entire month of January. Select two-course lunch menus for $10.13 and three-course dinner menus for $20.13 or $30.13. More information iuncluding a list of restaurants is available online at www.williamsburgarearestaurants.com.
Smithfield and Isle of Wight County, Feb. 1-8.
Participating restaurants will offer a $10 lunch menu and/or a $20 dinner menu. Each menu will feature a "healthy choice selection" to celebrate Smithfield On The Move's "Order Healthy Project." Diners who fill out response cards after their visit they will be eligible to win prizes provided by Restaurants on the Move!
Participating Restaurants include Bubba-N-Franks Smokehouse, Olde World Tea Company, Smithfield Gourmet Cafe and Bakery, Smithfield Ice Cream Parlor, Smithfield Station, Taste of Smithfield, Smithfield Inn, Tokyo Thai, Captain Chuck-a-Muck's and Country Boy's BBQ.
Sponsored by the Town of Smithfield with a grant from the Obici Healthcare Foundation, the "Order Healthy Project" assists consumers in making smart nutritional choices when eating at local restaurants. More information is available online at SmithfieldOnTheMove.com.
Virginia Beach, Jan. 13-20.
This time around, more than 70 restaurants are participating. Details online at www.vbrestaurantweek.com.
Norfolk, Jan. 20-27.
The list includes For the info on what Norfolk is doing, go online to www.downtownnorfolk.org.
Hampton, March 2-9.
Participants include restaurants in the Coliseum Central and downtown districts. More information will be forthcoming online at www.downtownhampton.com.


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Thursday 3rd January 2013
We're very pleased to announce that immensely talented UK dancehall star Stylo G has joined us at 3 Beat. The South Londoner is best known for the underground smash of late 2011 – "Call Mi a Yardie".
The Guardian recently name-checked Stylo G in a piece that tipped Bashment as one of 2013's things to watch. Fellow Jamaican Usain Bolt is also a fan.
Stylo G is currently winning praise for his feature on label mate Jodie Connor's "Talk" – the track was NEW in at Number 9 on the first Music Week Urban Club Chart of the year. Download your copy. We're expecting big things from Stylo G in 2013!


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President Trump rolls his eyes, smirks after being asked if Sessions should resign
While posing for a photo-op with interns, President Donald Trump took a moment to make a group of interns laugh after being asked about Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
During the photo, someone asked, "Should Jeff Sessions resign?"
The president smirked and rolled his eyes to which the group of interns erupted in laughter.
Another question was then asked, "Any message on healthcare?"
He held his tongue for that question too, then said, "They're not supposed to do that."


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Closing in on the southern end of my mapping area
At the southern most tip I found this unused quarry.
Just a few km down the road: The wine in front still belongs to my area. The village and what's behind gladly not.
On the road back to town I passed through this fairy tale forrest.


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Hope you have enjoyed visiting all the wonderful authors, publishers, and bloggers thus far. I am pleased to advise you that we will be giving away a $10 Amazon Gift Card to one lucky commentor (with email address)!
To Celebrate the season I am pleased to introduce a new erotic paranormal series, Glimpses of Midnight by authors JL Oiler and Suzzana C. Ryan.
Dont forget to continue your visits and grab a few chances at some great prizes!!


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PORTSMOUTH -- Dorine Gross and Wendy Turner will be exhibiting their work at the Gateway Gallery at Great Bay Community College from January 29, 2013 through March 22, 2013.
Gross is a Rye, NH artist whose work has been featured in American Artist and is found in private and corporate collections in New Hampshire, throughout the United States and in Europe. Dorine's landscapes and still life paintings are rendered in acrylic on canvas.
Turner is a Kittery Point, Maine artist who describes her work as bold hyper-realist images of nature and the seacoast. Her work has been exhibited extensively throughout New England and Florida. Her seascapes and lobster traps are done in oil and watercolor. Both artists enjoy lecturing and teaching painting. This event at Great Bay is generously sponsored by the College Alumni Association, The Green Bean, and Peter Hopkinson Band.
The public is invited to an opening reception on Tuesday, January 29th from 5-7PM where they can enjoy music, appetizers, drinks and lively conversation. The event is free and reservations are not required. For more information on the reception or the exhibit visit: www.greatbay.edu/art_gallery. (www.greatbay.eduunderscore gallery).
All visitors to the Gallery are encouraged to sign the guest book.The Gallery is open during regular college hours and is free to the public.


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Lewiston 3rd-Grader Stranded at School Bus Stop
LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — An 8-year-old girl left alone at a school bus stop has prompted Lewiston schools to put into writing a policy that prohibits drivers from leaving students behind.
Rachel Middleton says she dropped her third-grade daughter at the bus stop Tuesday morning, then went to work. The girl had been suspended from riding the bus, but the suspension had ended.
The driver called supervisors to ask whether she could ride. Middleton tells the Sun Journal that because of a clerical error, the driver was told the girl wasn't allowed on the bus. She was left behind.
When the girl did not arrive at school, staff called the bus company, which sent a van to pick her up.
Superintendent Bill Webster says he was assured by the bus company that it wouldn't happen again.


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Angel's Wings Table Napkins, Tea Towel And Greeting Card - Gift Set
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This listing is for a gift set of four (4) napkins, one tea towel and greeting card.
Our product are made with 100% Eco friendly and natural cotton.
The fabric is soft, Eco, incredibly pleasant to the touch and very well absorbs water.
All our products are made by hand, with care for detail; starting from the selection of the best materials, carefully designed illustrations by us, by precise printing with non-toxic water based inks and elegant package.
Size 100% Cotton Napkins:
HEIGHT: about 50cm / 20"
WIDTH: about 50cm / 20"
Set of 4 (four) napkins
Size 100% Cotton Flour Sack :
HEIGHT: about 71cm / 28"
WIDTH: about 74cm / 29"
Greeting Card Size approx. 148mm/105mm A6 (250gsm), comes with a matching envelope. Blank inside for your own message.
Machine wash 60°C
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Because the prints on our product are made by hand, there might be a minimal difference in the printing distance compared to the pictures. However, we can assure you that the products will look just as beautiful as on the photos.
Our products are packed in cardboard packaging with our company logo, wrapped in Eco-friendly tissue paper. We hope that unpacking our products will be a pleasure for you.
Our products will satisfy the tastes of not only one picky person, but also nicely decorate the interior of your home by adding a unique style.
To make these products we put our whole heart into it, because customer satisfaction is most important for us.
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One building contractor twice persuaded homeowners to give him duplicate checks and then cashed both.
A man convicted of theft by swindle was found running a construction business registered to his wife.
Other contractors failed to get permits, complete work or pay civil judgments obtained by subcontractors, suppliers and homeowners.
In all, the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry took disciplinary action against 83 contractors in the second half of 2012. The state revoked the licenses of 16.
I requested department orders and analyzed penalty data to come up with the nine businesses that lost their licenses and were assessed the highest fines, as well as an unlicensed contractor who was assessed the highest fine of all 83.
Joe Buelke Custom Carpentry LLC, Prior Lake, $17,677 fine
Buelke failed to pay a subcontractor for roofing work and falsely told the sub that the homeowner hadn't paid him enough. He removed a broken window, but for more than two months failed to provide a temporary covering or a replacement. He began work on the project before a permit was issued and never requested a final inspection.
Brainerd Construction Inc. and David N. Luke, Merrifield, $11,000 fine
Luke and his company failed to pay two debts to suppliers or pay a $17,733 judgment awarded to the state after Luke failed to provide workers' compensation insurance to employees.
Better Home Innovations LLC and Ron Chang, North St. Paul, $5,500 fine
A homeowner paid Chang a $6,337 down payment for roof, fascia and other work. Chang failed to complete the project and told the customer that he wanted to amend the contract to remove his obligation to pay his subcontractors.
The customer refused. Chang then said that if the homeowner didn't pay the balance of $3,532, he would abandon the project. The homeowner paid but Chang still abandoned the project.
Gerard L. Roy, doing business as Omni Construction Co., Prior Lake, $5,000 fine
Roy failed to fully disclose his "expansive criminal history" on a license application. He has 14 criminal convictions for theft, drug possession, forgery, transaction-card fraud, assault, fleeing police, drug possession and other crimes. His contractor license was issued in May and revoked in October.
Don-Rite Construction LLC and Clayton A. Cooper, Brooklyn Center, $750 fine (additional $10,000 was stayed)
In September the department issued orders that revoked Don-Rite's license and fined it $13,000 for allegedly failing to pay civil judgments totaling $10,338, for doing unlicensed work and failing to repair faulty work. Cooper appealed the orders and later consented to revocation and a lower fine. The earlier order was vacated.
SMK Property Enterprises LLC, Stephen A. Kamp, Melanie Kamp, Eden Prairie ($20,000 stayed fine)
In 2002, the state revoked Stephen Kamp's certificate that allowed him to perform a limited amount of contracting work each year. A year later he pleaded guilty to felony theft by swindle.
In 2011, Kamp's wife, Melanie Kamp, was granted a license for SMK based on a statement that she was the sole principal.
Customers later alleged that the company and Stephen Kamp did work on seven properties before SMK was licensed and customers paid Stephen Kamp personally for work totaling more than $300,000.
The department revoked SMK's license in April and fined it and Stephen Kamp $20,000, but after they appealed, the Kamps agreed to revocation and a stay of the fine. The April order was vacated.
Affordable Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Inc., Elk River ($10,000 stayed fine)
The company agreed to the revocation of its license after the department alleged it "provided a service beyond the scope of its license, ... perform[ed unpermitted] construction [work], and refus[ed] to comply with a ... notice of violation issued by a building official."
Professional American Restoration Corp., St. Michael ($10,000 stayed fine)
The business allegedly failed to pay its subcontractors or satisfy related civil judgments. It failed to respond to a department investigation in a timely manner, the department said. The business and its owner, Derrick Langva, agreed to revocation.
Restoration Resources Inc. and Shelby Westergreen, Lake Elmo ($10,000 stayed fine)
In June, the department revoked the company's license and fined it $70,000 for allegedly failing to pay subcontractors and suppliers. Two homeowners complained about the work quality and in August, after appealing the order, Westergreen agreed to revocation and a stayed fine. The June order was vacated.
The following unlicensed contractor garnered the highest fine in the second half of 2012. A Lakeville business with a similar name to two used by Ekdahl is not involved, the department said.
Michael A. Ekdahl, doing business as Outdoor Services Landscaping, Father and Son's Lawn Care, Father and Sons Lawn Care II and Jeff's Outdoor Services, St. Paul, $32,550 fine, cease and desist.
The department issued two cease and desist orders against Ekdahl in 2006.
In 2011, a St. Paul homeowner gave Ekdahl a down payment that included a $1,500 check. Ekdahl claimed he lost the check and when the homeowner wrote a new one, Ekdahl cashed them both. He failed to finish the work.
Last year, another St. Paul homeowner wrote Ekdahl a check for $2,700 and complied when he asked for a replacement check made out to him personally, rather than his business. Ekdahl promised to return the original check, but instead cashed both.
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The health benefits of holy basil or tulsi include oral care, relief from respiratory disorders, fever, asthma, lung disorders, heart diseases and stress. Holy Basil (scientific name is Ocimum Sanctum) or Tulsi is undoubtedly the best medicinal herb ever known. It has endless miraculous and medicinal values and is being worshipped in India since thousands of years. Even going closer to a Tulsi plant alone can protect you from many infections. A few leaves dropped in drinking water or food-stuff can purify it and can kill germs in it. Even smelling it or keeping it planted in a pot indoors can protect the whole family from infections, cough and cold and other viral infections.
Holy Basil is so good for boosting up the immune system that cannot be explained in words. It protects from nearly all sorts of infections from viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa. Recent studies show that it is also helpful in inhibiting growth HIV and carcinogenic cells.
Healing Power: The tulsi plant has many medicinal properties. The leaves are a nerve tonic and also sharpen memory. They promote the removal of the catarrhal matter and phlegm from the bronchial tube. The leaves strengthen the stomach and induce copious perspiration. The seed of the plant are mucilaginous.
Fever & Common Cold: The leaves of basil are specific for many fevers. During the rainy season, when malaria and dengue fever are widely prevalent, tender leaves, boiled with tea, act as preventive against theses diseases. In case of acute fevers, a decoction of the leaves boiled with powdered cardamom in half a liter of water and mixed with sugar and milk brings down the temperature. The juice of tulsi leaves can be used to bring down fever. Extract of tulsi leaves in fresh water should be given every 2 to 3 hours. In between one can keep giving sips of cold water. In children, it is every effective in bringing down the temperature.
Coughs: Tulsi is an important constituent of many Ayurvedic cough syrups and expectorants. It helps to mobilize mucus in bronchitis and asthma. Chewing tulsi leaves relieves cold and flu.
Sore Throat: Water boiled with basil leaves can be taken as drink in case of sore throat. This water can also be used as a gargle.
Respiratory Disorder: The herb is useful in the treatment of respiratory system disorder. A decoction of the leaves, with honey and ginger is an effective remedy for bronchitis, asthma, influenza, cough and cold. A decoction of the leaves, cloves and common salt also gives immediate relief in case of influenza. They should be boiled in half a liter of water till only half the water is left and add then taken.
Kidney Stone: Basil has strengthening effect on the kidney. In case of renal stone the juice of basil leaves and honey, if taken regularly for 6 months it will expel them via the urinary tract.
Heart Disorder: Basil has a beneficial effect in cardiac disease and the weakness resulting from them. It reduces the level of blood cholesterol.
Children's Ailments: Common pediatric problems like cough cold, fever, diarrhea and vomiting respond favorably to the juice of basil leaves. If pustules of chicken pox delay their appearance, basil leaves taken with saffron will hasten them.
Stress: Basil leaves are regarded as an 'adaptogen' or anti-stress agent. Recent studies have shown that the leaves afford significant protection against stress. Even healthy persons can chew 12 leaves of basil, twice a day, to prevent stress. It purifies blood and helps prevent several common elements.
Insect Bites: The herb is a prophylactic or preventive and curative for insect stings or bites. A teaspoonful of the juice of the leaves is taken and is repeated after a few hours. Fresh juice must also be applied to the affected parts. A paste of fresh roots is also effective in case of bites of insects and leeches.
Skin Disorders: Applied locally, basil juice is beneficial in the treatment of ringworm and other skin diseases. It has also been tried successfully by some naturopaths in the treatment of leucoderma.
Teeth Disorder: The herb is useful in teeth disorders. Its leaves, dried in the sun and powdered, can be used for brushing teeth. It can also be mixed with mustered oil to make a paste and used as toothpaste. This is very good for maintaining dental health, counteracting bad breath and for massaging the gums. It is also useful in pyorrhea and other teeth disorders.
Headaches: Basil makes a good medicine for headache. A decoction of the leaves can be given for this disorder. Pounded leaves mixed with sandalwood paste can also be applied on the forehead for getting relief from heat, headache, and for providing coolness in general.
Eye Disorders: Basil juice is an effective remedy for sore eyes and night-blindness, which is generally caused by deficiency of vitamin A. Two drops of black basil juice are put into the eyes daily at bedtime.


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I can not believe that it took sooooo long for the Pens to gain respect for Fluery. I'am very dissappointed that we wasted all that money on Thibault because we were not sure if Fluery could handle the NHL. Honestly, Fluery did not need the lessons, or to say, "veteran" leadership. I think that Thibault leaned more from Fluery than Fluery did from Thibault.
Come on, he's spectacular! He was not a number one pick for no reason. Why worry about a veteran goalie if you have such talent that is always ready for you to play. Not to mention that we do have Caron, who is 24 or 25 years old. That's not that young, Caron also has played for the Pens for quiet a few games. He's a great back-up goalie...Remember that save vs. the Flyers...yeah, not many goalies would be able to do that, that was sweeeet !!! Best save of the year !!!
I hope that CP realizes this soon...No, in fact, I hope that CP doesn't even have to consider this, but instead someone else who knows better !!! The Pens have great goaltending in my opinion, Chiodo is also great, and what about Dany Saborin, he's having a great year with the WBS.
Why invest in something we don't need, I would much rather see that money go into a good solid D-man !!!


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In this lesson students investigate the effects of black carbon on arctic warming and are introduced to a mechanism of arctic warming that is not directly dependent on greenhouse gases in the atmosphere: black carbon deposition on Arctic snow and... (View More) ice. It can also be used to introduce the concept of albedo. Prerequisite knowledge: students understand the concepts of absorption and reflection of light energy. This lesson is designed to be used with either an Earth/environmental science or chemistry curriculum. It may also be used as an enrichment activity in physics or physical science during a unit on energy. Includes suggested modifications for students with special needs and low technology option. Requires advance preparation, including freezing ice samples overnight. (View Less)
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This 12-lesson unit includes inquiry-based lessons about the surface features of the Moon and the Earth and how these two worlds formed and continue to evolve. Students participate in real science as they help lunar scientists map the surface of the... (View More) Moon with MoonMappers, an online citizen science project that lets the public analyze real data from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. The lessons in this unit follow the 5E instructional model. Includes an overview of citizen science, glossary of lunar feature vocabulary, alignment to NGSS and NSES, and featured links. Each of the lessons addresses different topics and can be used together as a unit, or independently. (View Less)
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Wisconsin wildlife officials say the state's wolf population is still well over goal.
The Department of Natural Resources said in a statement Tuesday that preliminary results from the 2014 late-winter count indicates at least 658 to 687 wolves roaming the state.
That's down about 19 percent from the 2013 count of a minimum of 809 to 834 wolves. But it's still nearly double the DNR's current population goal of 350 wolves and more than six times the federal delisting goal of 100 wolves for Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
The count is typically conducted during the time of year when the population is at its lowest point. The population can nearly double when pups are born in the spring.


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2003 Toyota 4Runner - Our 'Runner Rides RedPosted in How To on March 1, 2009
"You don't know what you've got until it's gone" is an overused clich. Guess what? Sometimes it's true. Our '03 4Runner UNlimited had springs, but no shocks when we were handed the keys.
Originally equipped with Toyota's cross-linked XREAS shock system, the 'Runner had received an aftermarket suspension system as part of its previous buildup. It turns out that when any part of the hydraulic workings in the XREAS system is disconnected, the whole system is kaput. While the XREAS is a clever idea, it was not meant to be serviced in any way, shape, or form. A leaking XREAS can only be replaced with a complete factory-new system. This is relevant because the XREAS had been disconnected during the aftermarket suspension's installation. Since the 'Runner was slated to return to Toyota, the aftermarket parts were pulled and the stock items were re-installed. Remember the part about the XREAS being non-serviceable? When the stock suspension was re-installed there wasn't any fluid left in the formerly cross-linked shocks.
Want a wild ride? Try draining the fluid out of your shocks (actually, don't; it's a bad idea) and taking a drive to the nearest grocery store. You won't believe you're driving the same vehicle you were before. Trust us; even the cheapest, most basic shocks are still performing some function to make your rig stable and controllable.
Yes, the UNlimited needed a new set of shocks, but we were after more than that. We needed off-road performance, too. Sway-A-Way had what we were after. Sway-A-Way's 4Runner suspension bolts on without cutting, drilling, or welding. The stock front coilovers are replaced with a pair of 2.5-inch-diameter S.A.W. adjustable units. Out back, S.A.W. offers a set of coil springs featuring a 10-percent-increased rate over stock, which are designed to provide a 2-inch lift. The rear springs are coupled with a pair of two-inch diameter shocks that bolt to the stock shock mounts.
With the Sway-A-Way suspension in place, the 'Runner was completely transformed. The bucking, uncontrolled ride was gone, replaced by suspension that handles small bumps well and takes bigger hits without a fuss. Since we began with a non-functional stock suspension, there was no question that functional shocks were going to make a huge difference in drivability. We've since had the opportunity to drive an '04 4Runner SR5 4x4 with fully-functional stock suspension. Trust us that the Sway-A-Way kit blows away the stock system, street or dirt. We're happy that our 'Runner's riding red.
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Sway-A-Way's 4Runner suspension easily bolts on with basic hand tools. The trickiest part of the installation is properly supporting the vehicle while the wheels are off and the suspension is being installed. If you lack the proper jack stands, floor jack, and hand tools, it's best to take your 'Runner to a professional shop for the installation. This kit, one of several that Sway-A-Way offers for the '03 and newer 4Runner, comprises a pair of 2.5-inch adjustable front coilovers, a pair of two-inch lift rear coil springs, a pair of 2.0 rear shocks, front sway bar re-location brackets, and a spring preload adjusting wrench for the front shocks. Sway-A-Way's products are made in the USA. We like the S.A.W. red against the 4Runner UNlimited's metallic grey, but Sway-A-Way will soon offer its shocks in a black anodized finish for those seeking a neutral hue. In addition to its 4Runner kits, Sway-A-Way's lineup includes systems for the Tacoma, Tundra, FJ Cruiser, Sequoia, and selected Land Cruisers.
If the sway bar will be retained, it needs to be spaced forward to avoid contact between the sway bar and the new coilovers. To avoid mixing them up during installation, the stock mounting brackets are clearly marked. Leaving the sway bar off of the front will net better bump absorption because the sway bar attempts to force both sides of the front end to work in unison. When negotiating slow-speed trails, leaving the sway bar off will let the front end articulate much better. The downside to leaving the sway bar off of the front is noticeably increased body roll in the turns. We snapped some photos of the Sway-A-Way sway bar spacers, but ultimately chose to leave the sway bar off. No matter what you do with the front sway bar, it's best to leave the rear sway bar in place.
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With the wheels on and the 'Runner off of the lift, we backed up a few feet and then pulled forward to settle the front end into a natural ride height. Brian then checked the new ride height to ensure that overall lift height was correct, and that the vehicle was level side-to-side. Crank too much lift into the front on a 4WD 'Runner, and the CVs and CV boots won't live long. The vehicle should have its alignment checked after the suspension is installed. Our 4Runner was still within spec after the Sway-A-Way suspension was installed and didn't need any alignment adjustments, but getting the alignment checked was still the right thing to have done. You might have to hunt around to find an alignment shop that will work on a vehicle with an aftermarket suspension system. We've had good luck with a nearby shop that's equipped to handle big rig tires and suspension. Finding this shop was a boon because our local consumer tire store curls up into a whimpering ball whenever we show up with a modified suspension.


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The following text can be classified as a rant so before plunging in I must underline that I have great sympathy for those who administer mail servers and have to deal with complaints about excessive spam on the one hand and about lost mail on the other.
The current fulminations are the result out of spending half a morning and a good bit of an afternoon debugging the problems arising from the following sequence of events:
- A couple of days ago one of our users had his webmail session hijacked. This hijacked session has been used to generate a mountain of spam over the last few days.
- As a consequence of this activity our site was (justifiably) put on a blacklist by some DNSRBL services.
- Some of the domains with which we exchange a lot of e-mail (in both directions) stopped accepting SMTP traffic from us since they "subscribe" to these DNSRBL services. So outgoing mail from us to these domains started bouncing.
- We use callout verification of senders. Such verification started failing for incoming mail from domains that refused our SMTP connections (once the cached verification data had expired). So incoming mail from these domains to us also started bouncing.
Of course, there is an all round "blame game" going on about who is responsible.
- The big bad bunch of spammers who are making everyone miserable.
- The user who used a buggy browser.
- The incorrect defaults of the webmail program that does not impose timeouts for session keys.
- The lack of system log monitoring that let this go on (for more than a day!) without anyone noticing.
- The blind use of DNSRBL's by some mail configurations.
- The low cache timeouts for sender verification data by other mail configurations.
However, here is a basic lesson for mail administrators everywhere who are tempted to give the knee-jerk response "Go fix your spamming mail servers!" to mail administrators whose domains they have blacklisted.
It is illogical to reject out-of-hand incoming mail from the same mail exchangers that you are trying to send mail to.
A second lesson is that the net gain in all of this lies with the large Web 2.0 mail sites (like Google and Hotmail). Few dare to blacklist them and they employ an army of people to monitor logs and configurations. It is then only natural that users gravitate to use these sites for all their mail needs.
In the long run that is not a Good Thing(TM).


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A-10 cells are often utilized in medical research because smooth muscle cells are sometimes implicated in the development of various diseases and conditions. For example, an increase in smooth muscle cell size and the number of cells present in a given location have been suggested as a possible causes of hypertension, better known as high-blood pressure. According to this theory, the extra smooth muscle in the arterial walls could result in a corresponding amplification of the constrictive capacity of the artery as well as increase the thickness of the wall of the blood vessel. Both of these events could effectively constrict the artery's lumen and subsequently decrease the amount of blood flow. To counteract such an increased resistance to the flow of blood, the cardiovascular system would likely respond by raising blood pressure in order to ensure that sufficient supplies of blood were capable of reaching the many tissues of the body.
The adherent culture of rat aorta cells featured in the digital image above was immunofluorescently labeled with primary anti-vinculin mouse monoclonal antibodies followed by goat anti-mouse Fab heavy and light chain fragments conjugated to Cy3 (red fluorescence emission). In addition, the specimen was simultaneously stained for DNA with the ultraviolet-absorbing probe DAPI, and for the cytoskeletal filamentous actin network with Alexa Fluor 488 conjugated to phalloidin. Images were recorded in grayscale with a QImaging Retiga Fast-EXi camera system coupled to an Olympus BX-51 microscope equipped with bandpass emission fluorescence filter optical blocks provided by Omega Optical. During the processing stage, individual image channels were pseudocolored with RGB values corresponding to each of the fluorophore emission spectral profiles.
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