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Risk Rewarded: Big Pearl Business
"A lot of people don't realize that pearls vary according to the environment they're created in. Color, size, shape -- they're all determined by environmental conditions,� says Garten-Zutter.
Entrepreneurs are not an uncommon feature in today's financial world. Self-made millionaires, Internet geniuses, inventors, and marketing gurus have all made their mark with new ways of conducting business.
Some individuals, however, stand out from the average entrepreneurial crowd with their exceptionally unique lifestyle choices and penchant for taking risks. Take for example Warren Garten -- founder and president of PearlDistributors.com.
"Not many people give up a six-figure career to invest in something completely unknown,� states company spokesperson Robert Garten-Zutter. "Warren, however, isn't afraid of overcoming challenges. He wanted to start a business with his two sons, and he dedicated his life to making his dream come true.�
Garten started PearlDistributors.com in 2004 with the help of his twin sons, Robert and Adam. Although both sons were only 21 at the time, they quickly made their mark on their father's newly-formed jewelry business.
"Both my brother and I hold university degrees in our respective areas,� states Garten-Zutter. "Adam handles most of the computer and technical aspects of the business, and I handle most of the company's finance and marketing. It's our father, however, who spearheads the whole company.�
Warren began PearlDistributors.com by importing small amounts of gems from Asia in order to test their values in the American market. After discovering the incredible demand for pearls, he decided to open an online store specializing in Akoya pearl necklaces and earrings. The decision led to the development of an extensive communication network within Southeast Asia -- a development that changed Garten's business forever. "The pearls coming out of Asian countries are the best in the world,� says Garten-Zutter. "Without the contacts we have in these countries, our business wouldn't be able to maintain the quality that we're famous for.�
PearlDistributors.com offers various types of pearl jewelry through their Web site. Although many customers prefer to shop by type (earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and pendants), others prefer to browse the unique selection of pearls which the Garten family purchases from around the world.
"A lot of people don't realize that pearls vary according to the environment they're created in. Color, size, shape -- they're all determined by environmental conditions,� says Garten-Zutter. "It's precisely the reason we're able to offer everything from Akoya and freshwater pearls to South Sea and Hanadama pearls. We specialize in colored pearls as well. We communicate our dedication to quality through every step of the way.�
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hjuan99 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web codificada y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 20 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
This will be a simple page design with 4 elements: Header, right box, and zip code submit box.
Cheap California Auto Insurance? (I will change this later...it must be text, and not a picture)
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png)
I would like a page designed based on the following url:
Here is a page that I put together that basically copies that page:
 http://www.hmjohn.com/carinsurance
 On that page, there is the black text "Auto Insurance Providers in XXXXXXXX" which will have to be on the final listings page.
On the original page there are a few elements:
1. The header with all the text. I want you to make something look different than that, but with the same effect of letting someone know they are going to get insurance. MAKE SURE THE TEXT IS TEXT, and not part of the image. I will change the text after you submit it to me (for testing purposes).
The point of the header is to draw the person's attention to the listings below.
2. The box that says "Free quotes No committment". I will want something like this on the page too. Again, please make it text, not graphic.
3. The listings in the middle of the page. You don't need to design this, as this part is already done and will be automatically placed in the page just as it is on that page.
Instead of the listings, I would like you to design a graphic for the person to enter their zip code.
On this page you can see an example:
Or you can search google for "car insurance" and look at some of the paid search results for their zip code submit pages.
This page will be used for 2 things.
1. If I can determine the person's state, the listings will be displayed.
2. If I can't determine the person's state, I will display the zip code submit box.
Thus, the pieces need to be interchangeable so that I can display either the zip code submit box, or the insurance listings.
Please contact me at jjonas at gmail dawt com if you have any questions.


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AS cricket's two great rivals prepare to go toe-to-toe once more Down Under, we take time out to preview England's bid to retain the Ashes against Australia.
The YP's cricket writer Chris Waters joins host Phil Harrison to discuss where the series can be won and lost over the next six weeks or so, the many Yorkshire connections and whether history will repeat itself in any way. All in time for Thursday's opening day at the Gabba in Brisbane.


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Lacey Mason, wtop.com
WASHINGTON – Life is expensive.
There are the bills we expect every month: Rent, phone, car insurance, student loans. Then there are the ongoing expenses we don't think about until we need them: Toiletries, gasoline, haircuts, etc.
Not only do we need to budget for major expenses, we also need to remember the little ones, with a larger goal of being able to predict them. And if you're as scatterbrained as I am, Mint may be able to help.
The completely free financial planning software offers a way to combine financial accounts in one place to make monitoring easier. Users also set up budgets in various categories so they can see where every dollar goes, and learn how to say "no" when they simply don't have the cash.
How advanced is the planning software?
I connected my checking, savings, credit card, student loan and 401K accounts. Despite being with different banks, they're all instantly and continuously monitored by the software, and if anything strange comes up (like a late fee), you're notified via email.
If you choose, Mint will even notify you when your student loan or credit card payment is due.
After accounts are added, it's time to start a budget. If you've never budgeted before, it will take some time to figure out where your money actually goes compared with where you thought it went.
Honesty is key to the budget: Don't lie to yourself. If you know you're going to spend money on something, budget for it.
For example, smokers should budget for cigarettes. If you know you're going clothes shopping, give yourself that leniency. Some of my odd but honest categories are hair care, clothing and pets.
After you've set your budgets, the program will assess where you are. Each purchase is automatically categorized and can be adjusted if the program gets it wrong.
Mint also uses visual elements to help monitor your spending habits. If you've budgeted $300 for a month of gas but only spent $250, a green bar will display on the screen with a gap for the extra $50 saved.
When you've spent the exact amount budgeted – your monthly mortgage payment, for example – you'll get a yellow bar: Stay right way you are. And if you overspend, you guessed it: a red bar.
Mint also offers a "goals" section, which lets you choose a savings goal, how much it will cost and by when you want to have the money saved. This is a good place to plan for vacations, new cars or an emergency fund.
Finally, and perhaps the most telling category, is "trends." This section compares your spending categories with each other to give you a visual idea of where your money goes. My favorite is the color-coded pie chart, which informed me in the very lovely shades of "pumpkin," "peach" and "teal" that my money for September went to education expenses, shopping and bills.
If you hover over each section of the chart, you can take a closer look at the spending breakdown. For example, while my September pie chart says I spent $459 on shopping, most of that went to the purchase of a new phone – an item for which I'd already budgeted.
Additionally, this chart only shows spending – it doesn't account for all income.
For money management on the go, Mint has an app for iPhone and Android devices.
Now, since Mint is completely free, users will encounter ads – usually for other financial institutions. But when you're working on financial planning, it's hard to argue with free.
Watch the video below for more information, or visit Mint.com.
Follow Lacey Mason and WTOP on Twitter.
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The success of the 1976 UEFA European Championship fed the clamour for more places at the final tournament, and UEFA responded by doubling the number of participants as the competition returned to Italy for a second time.
With eight teams now involved instead of four, the hopefuls were divided into two groups, from which the winners were to advance directly to the final. In another change to procedure, one of those eight places went automatically to Vincenzo Bearzot's hosts, but without suspended striker Paolo Rossi they faced an uphill struggle in a section also featuring England, Belgium and Spain.
If little was expected of Spain, England had stormed through qualifying and possessed a world-class striker in 1978 and 1979 European Footballer of the Year, Kevin Keegan. The Hamburger SV ace was unable to find the target, however, and after opening with a 1-1 draw against Belgium, England's ambitions evaporated with a 1-0 loss to Italy. Italy had kicked off with a goalless draw against Spain, and they too crashed out after being held to the same scoreline by Belgium, who were suddenly through to their first major final thanks to a fine squad and excellent coaching from Guy Thys.
In the other half of the draw, West Germany had voyaged south with a revitalised team driven by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and 20-year-old Bernd Schuster. A playmaker in the Günter Netzer mould, Schuster had few equals in world football at the time. "I don't think I have ever seen such a perfect player," enthused team-mate Horst Hrubesch. "Bernd was the outstanding player in the team. He connected the whole thing."
The Germans began by gaining revenge on Czechoslovakia, who had beaten them in the 1976 final, and made sure of a berth in the final with an equally satisfying 3-2 success against rivals the Netherlands. Two late Dutch goals almost cancelled out a hat-trick from Klaus Allofs, but Jupp Derwall's side held on before completing the group phase by drawing 0-0 with Greece.
With no semi-finals under the new format, the next match brought together Italy and the Czechs to decide third place. It was the holders who prevailed, reasserting their penalty shoot-out prowess after a disappointing contest ended 1-1. That proved to be the last time the third-place play-off was ever held.
Fortunately, the final itself provided more entertainment despite the much-fancied Germans taking an early lead when Hrubesch fired home after ten minutes. Second-half pressure resulted in a penalty for Belgium, which René Vandereycken dispatched, but just as in 1976 West Germany scored late on – and this time it was the winner. Hrubesch, who was only in the side because of Klaus Fischer's broken leg, was the hero again as he headed in Rummenigge's corner to reclaim the European crown.
©UEFA.com 1998-2011. All rights reserved.
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Do you think of your knitting like a good book, just when you put it down, you can't wait to pick up where you left off? Knitters make great company! Who better to pass along tips and tricks of the trade and to marvel over a new technique.
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Well, we're back for round two of Preachers of L.A.! Clarence McClendon was too busy counting money Scrooge McDuck-style with his butler to make much of an appearance, while Noel Jones was all about family and females…or one female in particular. Ron Gibson took it upon himself to provide premarital counseling to Deitrick Haddon and his fiance, but we all know Deitrick doesn't like being told what to do. Thank God for Jay Haizlip for having a story that isn't just superficial and putting aside his bravado to reach out to someone who many would shun. As for Wayne Chaney, has he already given up on this gig?
After last week's explosion in the Man Cave between Deitrick and Clarence over respect,
bedazzled jeans, whether a Ferrari trumps a Porsche, and poor people, Deitrick is talking to fiance Dominique about how to rectify the situation. The pair is in the studio, and Deitrick feels that Clarence didn't like being challenged. Dominique hopes that Deitrick can swallow his pride and make amends. Meanwhile, Clarence arrives at Noel's home to share his take on the events. Clarence wonders why Deitrick thinks it is alright to tell him how to run his ministry. Noel understands completely…an entourage isn't a bad thing. Sidebar, who was Dwayne Wayne's best friend on A Different World? Can we be totally sure he didn't leave acting to become an evangelical pastor named Clarence? #IMDB


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From PostgreSQL wiki
What is SE-PostgreSQL
Security Enhanced PostgreSQL (SE-PostgreSQL) is an optional access control feature of PostgreSQL, but has not upstreamed yet on the v8.4 series. This page introduces the way to set up SE-PostgreSQL with the v8.4 series of PostgreSQL.
It enables to apply fine-grained mandatory access control policy to various database objects, and makes its decision based on consistent privileges of remote/local client process and the centralized security policy of the operating system. It means we can control accesses on databases, as if the kernel controls accesses on filesystems using SELinux. We call it as system-wide consistency in access controls.
It works fully orthogonal to the default database ACLs mechanism, so it means both of access control features need to allow accesses on the database objects required.
SE-PostgreSQL will help to protect our information asset from some of threats like leaking, defacing and destruction.
Please see the SE-PostgreSQL for more details.
SE-PostgreSQL requires the following packages to build and run.
- Linux kernel with SELinux enabled (2.6.24 or later)
- libselinux and libselinux-devel (2.0.80 or later)
- selinux-policy (3.4.2 or later)
- policycoreutils
- checkpolicy
At first, you need to get the SE-PostgreSQL patch in suitable version. The following List of Patches section keeps the links to any successive version of SE-PostgreSQL.
$ wget ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/source/v8.4/postgresql-8.4.0.tar.gz $ wget http://sepgsql.googlecode.com/files/sepgsql-00-full-8.4.0-rXXXX.patch.gz
Next, you need to unpack the PostgreSQL tarball, then apply the SE-PostgreSQL patch.
$ tar zxvf postgresql-8.4.0.tar.gz $ cd postgresql-8.4.0 $ gunzip -c ../sepgsql-00-full-8.4.0-rXXXX.patch.gz | patch -p1
On the configure script, you need to add --enable-selinux option to enable SE-PostgreSQL feature.
$ ./configure --enable-selinux
The default SELinux policy (Reference Policy) already has basic set of rules for SE-PostgreSQL. In addition, we also provide a set of development purpose policy stored in src/backend/security/sepgsql/policy. It is not built in default, so you need to run make at the directory.
$ make $ make -C src/backend/security/sepgsql/policy
NOTE: we recommend to install the development policy, because the default SELinux policy is not configured to install PostgreSQL at /usr/local/pgsql, so we need to set up the security context of the installed binaries by hand when the development policy is not installed.
Run make install as a normal case, and semodule -i to install the development purpose security policy module.
$ su # make install # semodule -i src/backend/security/sepgsql/policy/sepostgresql-devel.pp
You need to assign correct security context on the installed binaries. The restorecon is a command to reset security context of the files under the specified directory.
# restorecon -R /usr/local/pgsql
NOTE: we assume the SE-PostgreSQL runs as sepgsql user, so the following example uses him.
You need to create an empty directory for the database cluster. All the database files need to be labeled as postgresql_t. Files newly created inherit the security context of parent directory, you need to change the label of the directory prior to initdb.
# mkdir /opt/sepgsql # chown sepgsql:users /opt/sepgsql # chcon -t postgresql_db_t /opt/sepgsql
On initdb, you need to add --enable-selinux option to enable SE-PostgreSQL feature. If you omit it, SE-PostgreSQL feature is disabled and it performs as if vanilla PostgreSQL.
# su - sepgsql $ export PATH=/usr/local/pgsql/bin:${PATH} $ initdb --enable-selinux
Then, start SE-PostgreSQL
$ pg_ctl start
Regression test
When you tries to run regression test on the home direstory, SE-PostgreSQL prevent to load shared libraries labeled as user_home_t, so you need to disable the restriction during the regression test. The development purpose policy (sepostgresql-devel.pp) provides a boolean to turn off the rule. It can be changed as follows.
# setsebool -P sepgsql_regression_test_mode on
SE-PostgreSQL test
We also provides SE-PostgreSQL specific test at src/test/sepgsql. You can check whether the SE-PostgreSQL performs as expected, or not.
$ createdb test $ make -C src/test/sepgsql
This test requires the following items:
- Current user can login the test database as superuser.
- Current user performs MCS categories s0-s0:c0.c15 at least.
- The allow_user_postgresql_connect and sepgsql_regression_test_mode to be turned on.
- The mcstrans daemon is stopping.
List of Patches
PostgreSQL v8.4.0 (2009-07-01)
- http://sepgsql.googlecode.com/files/sepgsql-00-full-8.4.0-r2096.patch.gz
- SHA1: 393e268906df53120ff5077d8f91ebf6cf32d3e9
- Changelog
- Upgrade base version to v8.4.0
PostgreSQL v8.4rc2 (2009-06-22)
- http://sepgsql.googlecode.com/files/sepgsql-00-full-8.4rc2-r2070.patch.gz
- SHA1: 0d794ee9e092d3a8f216662445b590c01bb30eae
- Changelog
- Upgrade base version to v8.4rc2
PostgreSQL v8.4rc1 (2009-06-19)
- http://sepgsql.googlecode.com/files/sepgsql-00-full-8.4rc1-r2047.patch.gz
- SHA1: e777701dfad57654af8063e6b11c21a205bb365d
- Changelog
- Upgrade base version to v8.4rc1
- Add support orphan pg_security entries
- Add sepostgresql_mcstrans GUC option
- Add SECURITY_LABEL='xxx' for schema/sequence
- Some of bugfixes
PostgreSQL v8.4beta2 (2009-05-20)
- http://sepgsql.googlecode.com/files/sepgsql-00-full-8.4beta2-r1911.patch.gz
- SHA1: 270629882007965a742da4ba02d2ced751c07069
- Changelog
- Upgrade base version to v8.4beta2


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|Joachim Breitner <email@example.com>
|Safe Haskell
Provides bindings to cycle forward or backward through the list of workspaces, to move windows between workspaces, and to cycle between screens. More general combinators provide ways to cycle through workspaces in various orders, to only cycle through some subset of workspaces, and to cycle by more than one workspace at a time.
Note that this module now subsumes the functionality of the former
XMonad.Actions.RotView. Former users of
rotView can simply replace
rotView True with
moveTo Next NonEmptyWS, and so on.
If you want to exactly replicate the action of
rotView (cycling
through workspace in order lexicographically by tag, instead of in
the order specified in the config), it can be implemented as:
rotView b = do t <- findWorkspace getSortByTag (bToDir b) NonEmptyWS 1 windows . greedyView $ t where bToDir True = Next bToDir False = Prev
- nextWS :: X ()
- prevWS :: X ()
- shiftToNext :: X ()
- shiftToPrev :: X ()
- toggleWS :: X ()
- toggleWS' :: [WorkspaceId] -> X ()
- toggleOrView :: WorkspaceId -> X ()
- nextScreen :: X ()
- prevScreen :: X ()
- shiftNextScreen :: X ()
- shiftPrevScreen :: X ()
- swapNextScreen :: X ()
- swapPrevScreen :: X ()
- data Direction1D
- data WSType
- = EmptyWS
- | NonEmptyWS
- | HiddenWS
- | HiddenNonEmptyWS
- | AnyWS
- | WSTagGroup Char
- | WSIs (X (WindowSpace -> Bool))
- shiftTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X ()
- moveTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X ()
- doTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X WorkspaceSort -> (WorkspaceId -> X ()) -> X ()
- findWorkspace :: X WorkspaceSort -> Direction1D -> WSType -> Int -> X WorkspaceId
- toggleOrDoSkip :: [WorkspaceId] -> (WorkspaceId -> WindowSet -> WindowSet) -> WorkspaceId -> X ()
- skipTags :: Eq i => [Workspace i l a] -> [i] -> [Workspace i l a]
- screenBy :: Int -> X ScreenId
You can use this module with the following in your
~/.xmonad/xmonad.hs file:
import XMonad.Actions.CycleWS -- a basic CycleWS setup , ((modm, xK_Down), nextWS) , ((modm, xK_Up), prevWS) , ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Down), shiftToNext) , ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Up), shiftToPrev) , ((modm, xK_Right), nextScreen) , ((modm, xK_Left), prevScreen) , ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Right), shiftNextScreen) , ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Left), shiftPrevScreen) , ((modm, xK_z), toggleWS)
If you want to follow the moved window, you can use both actions:
, ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Down), shiftToNext >> nextWS) , ((modm .|. shiftMask, xK_Up), shiftToPrev >> prevWS)
You can also get fancier with
shiftTo, and
For example:
, ((modm , xK_f), moveTo Next EmptyWS) -- find a free workspace , ((modm .|. controlMask, xK_Right), -- a crazy keybinding! do t <- findWorkspace getSortByXineramaRule Next NonEmptyWS 2 windows . view $ t )
For detailed instructions on editing your key bindings, see XMonad.Doc.Extending.
Moving between workspaces
The following commands for moving the view and windows between workspaces are somewhat inflexible, but are very simple and probably Do The Right Thing for most users.
All of the commands in this section cycle through workspaces in the order in which they are given in your config.
shiftToNext :: X ()Source
Move the focused window to the next workspace.
shiftToPrev :: X ()Source
Move the focused window to the previous workspace.
Toggling the previous workspace
toggleWS' :: [WorkspaceId] -> X ()Source
Toggle to the previous workspace while excluding some workspaces.
-- Ignore the scratchpad workspace while toggling: ("M-b", toggleWS' ["NSP"])
toggleOrView :: WorkspaceId -> X ()Source
greedyView a workspace, or if already there, view
the previously displayed workspace ala weechat. Change
greedyView to
toggleOrView in your workspace bindings as in the
faq at http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Xmonad/Frequently_asked_questions.
For more flexibility see
Moving between screens (xinerama)
nextScreen :: X ()Source
View next screen
prevScreen :: X ()Source
View prev screen
shiftNextScreen :: X ()Source
Move focused window to workspace on next screen
shiftPrevScreen :: X ()Source
Move focused window to workspace on prev screen
swapNextScreen :: X ()Source
Swap current screen with next screen
swapPrevScreen :: X ()Source
Swap current screen with previous screen
Moving between workspaces, take two!
A few more general commands are also provided, which allow cycling through subsets of workspaces.
For example,
moveTo Next EmptyWS
will move to the first available workspace with no windows, and
shiftTo Prev (WSIs $ return (('p' `elem`) . tag))
will move the focused window backwards to the first workspace containing
the letter
p in its name. =)
data Direction1D Source
One-dimensional directions:
What type of workspaces should be included in the cycle?
cycle through empty workspaces
cycle through non-empty workspaces
cycle through non-visible workspaces
cycle through non-empty non-visible workspaces
cycle through all workspaces
|WSTagGroup Char
cycle through workspaces in the same group, the group name is all characters up to the first separator character or the end of the tag
|WSIs (X (WindowSpace -> Bool))
cycle through workspaces satisfying an arbitrary predicate
shiftTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X ()Source
Move the currently focused window to the next workspace in the given direction that satisfies the given condition.
moveTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X ()Source
View the next workspace in the given direction that satisfies the given condition.
doTo :: Direction1D -> WSType -> X WorkspaceSort -> (WorkspaceId -> X ()) -> X ()Source
Using the given sort, find the next workspace in the given direction of the given type, and perform the given action on it.
The mother-combinator
findWorkspace :: X WorkspaceSort -> Direction1D -> WSType -> Int -> X WorkspaceIdSource
Given a function
s to sort workspaces, a direction
dir, a
p on workspaces, and an integer
n, find the tag of
the workspace which is
n away from the current workspace in
dir (wrapping around if necessary), among those
workspaces, sorted by
s, which satisfy
For some useful workspace sorting functions, see XMonad.Util.WorkspaceCompare.
For ideas of what to do with a workspace tag once obtained, note
moveTo and
shiftTo are implemented by applying
(windows . greedyView)) and
(>>= (windows . shift)), respectively,
to the output of
toggleOrDoSkip :: [WorkspaceId] -> (WorkspaceId -> WindowSet -> WindowSet) -> WorkspaceId -> X ()Source
Allows ignoring listed workspace tags (such as scratchpad's "NSP"), and running other actions such as view, shift, etc. For example:
import qualified XMonad.StackSet as W import XMonad.Actions.CycleWS -- toggleOrView for people who prefer view to greedyView toggleOrView' = toggleOrDoSkip [] W.view -- toggleOrView ignoring scratchpad and named scratchpad workspace toggleOrViewNoSP = toggleOrDoSkip ["NSP"] W.greedyView
skipTags :: Eq i => [Workspace i l a] -> [i] -> [Workspace i l a]Source
List difference (
\\) for workspaces and tags. Removes workspaces
matching listed tags from the given workspace list.
screenBy :: Int -> X ScreenIdSource
Get the
ScreenId d places over. Example usage is a variation of the
the default screen keybindings:
-- mod-{w,e}, Switch to previous/next Xinerama screen -- mod-shift-{w,e}, Move client to previous/next Xinerama screen -- [((m .|. modm, key), sc >>= screenWorkspace >>= flip whenJust (windows . f)) | (key, sc) <- zip [xK_w, xK_e] [(screenBy (-1)),(screenBy 1)] , (f, m) <- [(W.view, 0), (W.shift, shiftMask)]]


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Red Sox flower in April
Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff
I was wrong.
Maybe its too early to say that, but it damn sure doesnt feel like it.
The Red Sox just months removed from a 69-win 2012 season that had even the most passionate fans frustrated to the point of rooting against their favorite and wildly unfocused, dysfunctional team have the best record in the majors.
Tell me its only one month. So was September 2011.
Tell me they havent played anyone, then go look at the standings and add up the combined records of the Yankees, Blue Jays, Orioles, Rays, Indians, Royals, As and Astros. You know what, this being my first column, Ill do it for you. Overall, those teams are 103-106. Take out their games against the Sox and theyre 95-88, good for a .519 winning percentage. That may not be playoff-worthy, but it doesnt stink.
Tell me they were too banged up last year to ever really succeed. While youre at it, check out how many games David Ortiz, Stephen Drew, John Lackey and Joel Hanrahan have appeared in this season.
The bottom line is, regardless of their opponents, how long its lasted or whom theyve relied upon, the pitch-perfect, offensively-prompt, baggage-free Red Sox of 2013 are getting the job done and setting up a season that virtually no one expected. And, somehow, theyre making a squad with a payroll north of $150M look like a bunch of blue-collar Trot Nixons, just like Larry Lucchino wanted when he called them scrappy underdogs and we tried not to do a spit-take.
When this Red Sox team was assembled, Ill be the first to admit, I wasnt impressed. The team hired a manager in John Farrell with as much success leading the Blue Jays as Seth Rogen has playing a superhero. Their approach in free agency seemed to be, Hes a nice guy with a couple decent seasons! Lets overpay to get him here!
My gut feeling entering spring training: 80 wins. Maybe 85. If everything went right, 90. Id bought into the Jays. Well, after 18 wins in April, I feel dumb.
The Red Sox matched their best April wins total in franchise history also done in 1998 and 2003 and came within a few outs of standing alone, just as they do at the top of the American League East today. In fact, the Sox have been first or tied for that spot since the season began, a feat they'd never before achieved at this stage of the year.
There are a number of different reasons for this teams success on the field. They rank in baseballs top 5 in runs (135, 4th), on-base percentage (.347, 3d), slugging percentage (.446, 3d), batting average (.271, 3d), walks (97, 3d) and how about this! stolen bases (22, 2d).
Their pitching has been the catalyst, led by Clay Buchholz, Jon Lester (lets just go ahead and forget about last night), Ryan Dempster and a pretty reliably entertaining bullpen, no individual with more flair than Koji Uehara and his Borat-esque love for the high-five. As a staff, the arms have held opponents to a .221 average, best in the majors, struck out more players per 9 innings at 9.94 than any other club, and their starters have a 3.24 ERA, which ranks fifth. Very nice!
Put the two categories together, and Boston is first in the game with a +38 run differential. Sometimes certain stats just dont match the eye test. This one, at least this year, does.
Admit it, when the Sox opened the season by taking 2 of 3 wins opposite their injury-riddled rival Yankees, then another 2 of 3 against the new cute girl in class from Toronto, you were hooked. It didnt even bother you when they dropped a pair to the team Dan Duquette built. Fast-forward to that mid-month series with the Rays that featured a couple walk-off hits and a near no-no and, goodness, if you werent heading to AceTicket.
But, then, maybe most significantly, they were there for us when we needed a distraction. While the Celtics and Bruins were sputtering amidst the horror that overtook our city, the Red Sox were racking up wins while simultaneously inspiring a community. Four straight victories followed the tragedy at the Boston Marathon, capped by five words Ortiz should have trademarked and another unlikely home run from Daniel Nava, a guy the Sox once signed for $1. Moments like those gave fans relief, however brief, and brought us even closer to this mysterious group of familiar looking friends.
I could tell you that the last two times the Red Sox held baseballs best record at the end of April were 2004 and 2007, and I dont think Id need to finish that sentence. Id also be getting way ahead of myself.
Maybe 2013s first month of the season was just a pleasant aberration, a time for April flowers to bloom optimism before May showers the Red Sox with despair. Maybe the team will win 100 games, however unlikely that is. I dont know if chemistry breeds winning, or the reverse, but neither word was synonymous with the 2012 team.
I do know this: it feels awfully good to be excited about the Sox again.
Am I right?
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Deservedly so, Ms. Coulter's remark has instigated a monumental backlash from multiple demographics, the most notable response being an open letter from Special Olympian, John Franklin Stephens, who so eloquently and maturely gave Ms. Coulter a verbal "spanking" for her comment. I applaud Mr. Stephens, whom I had the pleasure of seeing and hearing Thursday night on a CNN segment of "Piers Morgan Tonight".
However, the unfortunate statement by Ms. Coulter (for which she blatantly gives no apology), also was the impetus for another piece of writing, which has affected me deeply and personally and has caused me to reflect on a yet untouched aspect of my genealogical research and family history. As a result of our first ever reunion of the descendants of Nathaniel Hawkins and Anna Green, which occurred this past July, I've met several new cousins, either in person or electronically (via Facebook). One of these cousins, Jamila Taylor, who lives in Seattle, Washington, composed a tribute to her twin brother, William, in response to Ms. Coulter's remarks. Her well-written, articulate essay moved me greatly, and immediately after reading it, I contacted my cousin to ask permission to reprint it, on my blog. Here, in it's entirety, is her letter:
My Special Twin
by Jamila E. Taylor on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 10:27am
After reading the eloquent open letter to Ann Coulter by John Franklin Stephens (http://specialolympicsblog.wordpress.com/2012/10/23/an-open-letter-to-ann-coulter/) about her remark using the "retard" word in reference to President Obama, I thought I'd share my thoughts on my twin brother, William. As some of you may know, my brother has learning disabilities. That open letter and my brother both embody the heart of the matter -- true character.
If you see us together, we still enjoy the brother-sister banter and yet, he is a very significant reason of why I am so driven. My parents aptly chose to enroll him in schools that could best address his academic development. Out of the 12 years of public education, we only attended 3 years of school together. While I was in advanced classes, my twin was in special education. In our early years, the doctors and specialists didn't believe he would graduate high school; He did that. They said he would never step foot on a college campus as a student; He did that. They said he would never get his driver's license or drive a car; He did that -- and I dare say he has a spotless driving record. They never imagined he'd appear in the local newspaper. And yet, He did that.
|Willliam's photo from Eugene's Register-Guard in 2004 when he worked at the Oregon Ice Cream factory.
William is a paradox of expertise. If the family needed someone to set up the new electronics, we call on William. On many occasions, you could hear my mom or dad affectionately yelling, "William! Come set up the VCR so that I can record my show." His video gaming expertise has always been top-notch. I hated losing to him ALL of the time. He could finish a newly-released game in the first week. What's interesting is how he immersed himself into the gamer world in such a diligent way. He'd subscribe to the gamer magazines, read them thoroughly and then explore the video game in a whole new way with the new tricks he learned. After all, he is from a research-focused, academic family. Why would he be any different?
As an adult, William struggles to find employment although he's probably one of the most reliable and consistent people around. He's always on time, rarely misses work, and willing to learn. William puts forth a meticulous effort in his tasks.
William is a keen observer of the world around him. He learned early on to carefully, quickly, discern someone's character. He is my protector in so many ways. At 6'4" he is the absolute tallest in our family and he towers over all of us. He stands out and sees what we don't. He chooses his words with much effort. When he speaks, I listen. Sometimes I pretend not too. Come on, I'm still his sister. It's easy for me to feel comfort and protection just being in his presence. I look forward to the day when he gets to be the loving uncle to my future children.
William is known by many, friended by few, loved by us.
I've never met my cousin William. Beyond entering his name on my numerous family trees, I've known nothing of his existence. But, thanks to his sister, I now know who he is, and it would be my pleasure to meet him (and Jamila), someday. Reading this tribute to him has brought to my attention the fact that I've never even considered looking back into my family history to determine if any of my ancestors may have had intellectual disabilities. I have profiled them according to where they lived, types of employment, diseases and causes of death, literacy levels, whether they owned land or not, racial characteristics, evidence mental illness, and more; but it never even occurred to me to see if our family has any history of intellectual disability, or what used to be referred to as, "mental retardation". Furthermore, in the many years that I've been a part of the online genealogy community, I haven't encountered a discussion on this matter. (I'm not saying it hasn't happened, but I just haven't run across or been a part of it!)
That said, I am going to make this a focus area for my next segment of research. In thinking about the family members that I do know of, I can only come up with one person in my direct bloodline who's had a documented intellectual disability, but there have been several in our extended family tree. I know that it will probably be challenging to uncover this kind of information, especially since prior to about the 1950s, quite often people with intellectual differences may have been hidden, or institutionalized, but I'm going to start digging. If anyone has ideas about good resources to check, please share them in the comments section. (I will be looking for resources in North Carolina.)
Thanks for reading, and thank you, again, Cousin Jamila for your insightful tribute to your brother, and my cousin, William.
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ARLINGTON, Wash. - The search for survivors of a deadly Washington state mudslide grew Monday to include 108 people who are still unaccounted for, raising fears that the death toll could climb far beyond the eight confirmed fatalities.
Authorities predicted that the number of missing would decline as more people are found to be safe, but the startling initial length of the list added to the anxieties in this former fishing village two days after a mile-wide layer of soft earth crashed onto a cluster of homes at the bottom of a river valley.
"The situation is very grim," Snohomish County Fire District 21 Chief Travis Hots said, stressing that authorities are still in rescue mode and are holding out hope. But he noted: "We have not found anyone alive on this pile since Saturday."
About 30 houses were destroyed, and the debris blocked a mile-long stretch of a state highway about 55 miles northeast of Seattle.
Adding to the worries was the timing of the mudslide, which struck Saturday morning, a time when most people are at home. Of the 49 structures in the neighborhood, authorities believe at least 25 were full-time residences.
An overnight search of the debris field turned up no other fatalities, Hots said. Monday's search was to include aircraft, dogs and heavy equipment.
Retired firefighter Gail Moffett, who lives in nearby Oso, said she knows about 25 people who are missing, including entire families with young children.
"It's safe to say I'll know everyone affected or who they are," Moffett said. "There's so much pain going on in the community right now."
Elaine Young and her neighbors uncovered several bodies Sunday and had to contact authorities to get them removed.
They also found a chocolate Labrador named Buddy alive, and helped pull the dog from the rubble, leading her to wonder if other survivors could be out there, desperate for help.
"If we found a dog alive yesterday afternoon that we cut out of a part of a house, doesn't that seem that maybe somebody could be stuck up under part of a house and be alive too?" asked Young, whose home survived the slide but was on the edge of the devastation.
She said she realized searchers need to stay safe, but lamented the pace of rescue efforts.
Authorities believe Saturday's slide was caused by recent heavy rains that made the terrain unstable.
From the beginning, rescue crews on the ground have faced dangerous and unpredictable conditions as they navigated quicksand-like mud and debris that was 15 feet deep in some places. Some who went in got caught up to their armpits in the thick, sticky sludge.
The threat of potential flash floods or another landslide also loomed over rescuers. On Monday, some crews had to pull back because of concern that a hillside could shift.
Snohomish County Emergency Management Director John Pennington said the list of names included construction workers who were working in the area and people just driving by. But, he cautioned, it does not necessarily mean there are scores of additional fatalities.
"It's a soft 108," Pennington said, explaining that the number would almost certainly fall as people are slowly located.
The spirits of search-and-rescue teams were raised late Saturday when they heard cries for help from the flotsam of trees, dirt and shattered wood. But no one else has been found alive.
Three people were confirmed dead on Saturday. By late Sunday, the number of fatalities had risen to eight.
On Sunday, crews were able to get to the soupy, tree-strewn area after geologists flew over in a helicopter and determined it was safe to search for survivors, Hots said.
They did not search the entire debris field, only drier, safer areas, he added.
The slide blocked the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River, which is continuing to back up, officials said. Authorities said Monday at least seven homes are now flooded, and more flooding is expected.
Frequent, heavy rain and steep geography make the area prone to landslides. Less than a decade ago, another slide hit in the same general area. Geologists and other experts said the river probably caused some erosion in the area that was carved by glaciers.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee described the scene as "a square mile of total devastation" after flying over the disaster area Sunday. He assured families that everything was being done to find their missing loved ones.
Bruce Blacker, who lives just west of the slide, doesn't know the whereabouts of six neighbors.
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Barbara Welsh went to Monday's news briefing in Arlington to get more information. She said she hasn't seen her husband, William Welsh, since Saturday, when he went to help someone in Oso with a water tank.
Linda Byrnes, a former Arlington council member, checked on friends and other community members Monday morning.
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The Nemo Tenshi is a super-breathable and well ventilated bomber tent.
The Nemo Tenshi tent does the best job of avoiding condensation of any tent I've used. With waterproof and highly breathable eVENT fabric (much more breathable than Gore-Tex or other laminate fabrics), three vents, and a rear window with bug screen, I experienced extremely minimal, to no, condensation in winter conditions. A removable "condensation curtain" helps further by limiting all condensation to a small area and directing it to a vent. A retractable awning also allows you to leave the door partially unzipped for extra ventilation and effectively protects your gear when entering the tent. At 45 inches tall (114 cm), the Tenshi allows for significant airflow and usable living space.
All of these extras come at the price of weight. Although the Nemo Tenshi tent is only 1 inch wider and 4 inches longer than the discontinued Integral Designs eVENT MK1Lite, it weighs over 2 pounds more. Further, it is taller than several comparable tents, making its side walls steeper and more susceptible to deflection during high winds. That said, the Nemo Tenshi survived being pitched on a ridge top with wind gusts over 70 mph – where I was unable to walk without being blown over – with only minimal damage. Pressure vents in the awning allowed it to remain open all night without damage, proving that it's tough enough for a mountaineering tent. This is a versatile tent that can take serious weather.
Note: General Electric purchased eVENT and now restricts its use in tents due to flammability considerations. Integral Designs and other manufacturers no longer use eVENT in their tents. The Nemo Equipment Tenshi tent is among a rare few tents that are still constructed of eVENT.
In Brief
- Waterproof and highly breathable eVENT fabric
- Three vents, a rear window, and a door with retractable awning allow excellent ventilation
- Innovative "condensation curtain" focuses condensation in a small area and directs it toward the front vent, and is removable
- The retractable awning can be easily stowed and pressure vents release air gusts
- At around 5.5 pounds, the Tenshi isn't the lightest single wall tent, but extra features add to its versatility
- Usable space is improved by extra height (3 to 6 inches taller than some comparable tents) and steep side walls, at the cost of increased side deflection in high winds
- Optional insulated floor is bulky and heavy (2 lb 13.9 oz), but may be useful to some
• Tent Type
|Single wall with floor
• Fabric Description
|Shell: eVENT fabric; vents and awning: Dimension-Polyant VX02; floor: PU coated 70D Nylon
• Pole Material
|DAC Featherlite Aluminum poles (tent was tested with a heavier pre-production pole set)
• Weight Full Package
• Weight Minimum Package
• Weight of Accessories
• Floor/ Vestibule Area
• Floor Area/Backpacking Light Minimum Weight Ratio
|0.35 ft2/oz
• Dimensions
• Model Year
|$675.00 USD, (optional insulated floor $89 USD)
Usable Features / Ease of Use
The retractable awning uses one pole and is easily stowed.
Setting up the Tenshi is very easy. Like other single wall wedge designs, the poles are set up outside the tent, slipped inside, and flexed into their corner spots. Pole tips are placed into the corner grommets. Velcro tabs are then attached to fix the poles in place. A minimum of five stakes is recommended to achieve the maximum stability and floor space (one at each corner and two for the side guy outs). When conditions were very windy, I was able to set up the tent from inside. However, the Velcro tabs are rather narrow, making them more difficult to attach than on similar tents.
The tent material is eVENT, a fully waterproof material that is far more breathable than comparable Gore-Tex or other laminate fabrics. The Nemo Tenshi is among a rare few tents that are still constructed of eVENT. Dimension-Polyant VX02 fabric is used for increased strength in the canopy and external vent flaps; I have seen this fabric used in several products through the years and it has worked very well.
A unique feature of the Tenshi is the retractable awning. My test sample awning sets up with one pole that is a very tight fit and takes a great deal of shoving to slide into the Velcro attachment. I've been assured that this difficulty has been addressed in the production models. The awning features pressure vents that are designed to release pressure during high winds. I found these vents to be extremely effective during a night of high winds when I had the awning deployed. Further, the guy out on the end of the awning added additional stability at the front of the tent.
A rear window is lined with bug mesh and provides cross ventilation and an extra look at the surroundings. This can also be used as a second door in an emergency but isn't designed to be used regularly. I found it be unneeded in most situations but in warm weather, the cross ventilation was a nice change from most bomber tents, which tend to be pretty stuffy in these conditions.
An optional closed-cell EVA foam floor mates with the Tenshi floor, creating a fully insulated base. The floor weighs 2 pounds 13.9 ounces and costs an additional $89. It is extremely bulky and I never used it in the field, although it may be a useful option for some people.
A rear window with bug netting provides cross ventilation and additional views.
Weight / Sizing
All of the extra features of the Nemo Tenshi are nice but they come at the price of additional weight. These extras, such as the rear window, three top vents, awning, additional height, and condensation curtain (3.9 oz extra), contribute quite a bit of the 5.5 pound weight of the Tenshi. I would like to see a pared-down version of the tent available.
Compared to the other bomber tents in our review suite, the Nemo Tenshi floor area to weight ratio of 0.35 ft2/oz is close to the Mountain Hardware EV2 (0.36), and lower than the Crux X2 Storm (0.44) but these other tents are much more stable three and four pole designs. The Outdoor Designs Summit Extreme, with an area to weight ratio of 0.52 ft2/oz, has nearly one and a half times the area per ounce, but sacrifices living space. Still, the Tenshi could easily lose weight and retain its size.
Usable Space
When compared to similar tents, the Nemo Tenshi has a taller ceiling height:
- 45 inches: Nemo Tenshi
- 42 inches: Bibler I Tent
- 41 inches: Outdoor Designs Summit Raider
- 39 inches: Integral Designs MK1 XL
This extra height increases the steepness of the walls and the usable space of the tent. This Nemo Tenshi is comfortable for two people to sleep or sit up in, although there isn't much room left over for gear.
Unlike the Bibler I Tent or Integral Designs MK1 XL, there is no optional full vestibule for the Nemo Tenshi.
Wind Stability
Camped on a ridge in the North Cascades last winter, I had this tent in the most serious winds I've ever experienced. Wind gusts that were approximately 70 mph made it impossible to move around camp without crawling. I used all seven of the Tenshi guylines and laid in the darkness, hoping that the tent wouldn't blow off the mountain or disintegrate. It didn't, and I was happy to wake up in safety. The Nemo Tenshi can survive serious winds and proved that it is a true bomber tent.
However, these high winds also revealed some problems in the design. While the steep sidewalls increased usable space, they also increased side deflection. Although the side guy outs did a good job of counteracting this, they tensioned the upper portion of the wall much more than the lower section, causing the lower sidewalls to flap in even moderate gusts. Further, having the upper portion of the tent more rigid made the tent unable to "spill" side gusts like some other two-pole tents that lean over slightly to release pressure. The consequence was extra stress on the seams, resulting in several internal Velcro pole attachments coming loose through the night and one ripping free of the tent wall (see Durability below).
Storm Protection
The steep sidewalls helped the Nemo Tenshi to effectively shed snow and rain. During heavy snowfall, keeping the upper vents closed was important because they acted to flatten the roof and cause snow to pile up.
In heavy Washington rains, the Tenshi shed water easily and the eVENT fabric proved to be completely waterproof. When sitting out bad weather, the sufficient usable space and yellow walls made things a bit more comfortable and cheery. We often had to drag our gear inside the tent – a vestibule would be a really nice option to keep wet gear outside the living area.
Ventilation / Condensation Resistance
Three large vents include support rods, Velcro closures, and can be opened and closed from inside the tent through zippered access slots.
The condensation curtain keeps any condensation in a small area, directing it to a front vent. The curtain drapes loosely across the body and is easily removable with Velcro attachments.
There is no such thing as a 100% condensation-free fabric. Given subzero conditions, sealed vents, and high levels of humidity and warmth inside a tent, condensation can occur with any fabric. The beauty of eVENT, though, is that the range of conditions in which condensation will not occur (or will be minimal) is much broader than Tegral-Tex (Integral Designs), Todd-Tex (Bibler), Epic (Black Diamond), and even Gore-Tex (Outdoor Designs). With all the vents sealed in conditions well below freezing, the condensation I experienced was extremely minimal. With the three vents open or the door or rear window cracked, I never experienced any condensation at all. I was stunned by the performance of the eVENT fabric.
The Tenshi has three vents that close with Velcro and prop open with small support rods. The side vents have small internal zippers that allow you to reach outside to adjust the vents without leaving the tent. With a bit of a stretch, I could also reach the front vent. This feature was very useful during storm conditions, especially because the awning prevented reaching out the door.
If that wasn't enough, the Nemo Tenshi also includes a removable "condensation curtain." This curtain attaches to the sidewalls with Velcro strips and drapes across the chests of the sleepers, trapping moisture in a small portion of the tent and directing it toward an upper vent. When used with the door cracked under the protective awning, specific high/low venting can be achieved. This is a brilliant design that would be well worth the extra 3.9 ounces in subzero conditions. This is a well thought-out innovation that would be especially effective in tents made of less breathable fabrics. However, with the excellent breathability and ventilation of the Tenshi, I found it to be overkill in most situations.
Insect Protection
It's rare that a mountaineering tent would be found in bug-infested areas below the treeline. However, living with the Tenshi in these situations would be quite comfortable. It has a large door, rear window, and three vents that are all backed with mosquito netting. As temperatures rise, the eVENT fabric would also help to keep things comfortable. This is a very versatile bomber tent.
(Before commenting on durability, it is important to note that the tent tested was a pre-production model and came with a detailed outline of problems already addressed before the first production run. Flaws found that were addressed in this outline have been indicated.)
During the night of high winds described in the Wind Stability section, the poles were stressed out of the internal Velcro attachments on several occasions. During one of these events, the attachment partially tore from the inner tent wall. Improvements in internal welding are intended to address this problem in production runs.
Another potential durability issue was corner pockets that came loose from the sidewalls. With the resulting gaps, a pole could easily slide behind the pocket and come against the weaker eVENT fabric. Nemo is sewing these corners in production runs to address this possibility.
Problems with internal welding have been addressed in production runs.
Corner pockets will be sewn in production runs.
Using shorter, or elastic, cord would be more secure for roll-up doors.
The only other flaw I found in the tent was door tie-up cords that were too long. Shorter cords or those made of elastic would keep rolled doors and windows closed more securely.
At $675, the Nemo Tenshi is in the upper end of high-end bomber tents but is also made of more expensive (and rare for tents) eVENT fabric. (In fact, the only other eVENT tent that is currently on the market is the Exped Polaris, which retails for $619.) Considering the versatility and amazing condensation-resistance of the Tenshi, the price is reasonable.
However, when you consider that for less money you can pick up a Bibler I Tent or an Integral Designs MK1 XL with the optional vestibule, the decision becomes less obvious. If you're looking for the ultimate in fabrics, though, you'll be hard pressed to beat eVENT, and in today's market, that leaves few options. With the Nemo Tenshi, you'll have a versatile design that you'll enjoy for years to come.
Recommendations for Improvement
The Nemo Tenshi is a well thought-out design with many innovative features. It is well-built and will last many seasons of winter and mountaineering use. However, there are some changes that could improve this design:
- I'd like to see a pared-down version without the rear window, canopy, condensation curtain, vent zippers, and front vent. This would not only cut weight, but costs as well, and most of the time I wouldn't miss the extras.
- An optional vestibule would increase overall usable space by providing a place to put gear and to cook. This would improve the tent's usability in the winter.
- The cords for door closures need to be shorter or made of different materials.
- Lowering the ceiling height a few inches would improve wind stability with a minimal loss of usable space.
- Lower the side guy outs a few inches. This would put more even tension on the sides of the tent and would reduce flapping and stress.
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One Hundred Years of World Military Aircraft
Naval Institute Press, 2004 - History - 432 pages
In the century following the Wright Brothers' historic flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, thousands of military aircraft have been designed and hundreds of thousands of have been produced. From that massive aeronautic pantheon, two well-known aviation historians have selected the one hundred most significant military aircraft as a centennial tribute.
Among the aircraft showcased in this book are several military aviation "firsts," a few "largest," and a number of superlative aircraft in terms of production or performance. For example, the Ilyushin Il-2 Shturmovik was produced in greater numbers than any other aircraft in history, while the Lockheed A-12 Oxcart and its derivative SR-71 Blackbird were the world's fastest military aircraft. But most of the aircraft in this book were selected because of their influence on political and military events. The unarmed U-2 spyplane was a key factor in developing U.S. defense policy in the late 1950s, while Curtiss Pusher demonstrated the feasibility of aircraft taking off and landing aboard a warship in 1910-1911. Among the long-lived aircraft are the Vought F4U Corsair, which "flunked" its carrier trials in 1942, but went aboard most U.S. and British fleet carriers before World War II ended, and was flown from French as well as U.S. carriers into the 1950s. Record holders included the English Electric Canberra and the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, both of which first flew more than fifty years ago and remain in first-line service.
No student of World War II would question the inclusion of the Supermarine Spitfire and Boeing B-29 Superfortress, but others might ask why include the Curtiss O-52 Owl and Junkers Ju 52? In the authors' opinion, both were significant aircraft and important milestones in military aviation history. Other aviation buffs will wonder why the authors did not list the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt or the Tupolev Tu-26 Blackjack. The authors explain their choices--and their omissions--in clear, concise commentaries about each aviation era and each aircraft description.
Through words and photos, the book provides an informative and fast-moving tour through a century of military aviation development, from the U.S. Army purchasing the world's first military aircraft from the Wright Brothers through the bombers and fighters participating in Gulf War II of 2003.


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Friday, May 8
Mother's Day Breakfast Ideas: Recipes for Pancakes, Hotcakes, French Toast, and More
Pancakes with Fresh Raspberry-Strawberry Sauce at Food Blogga
Whole Wheat Vanilla Pancakes at Cooking with Amy
Banana Pancakes with Chocolate Sauce at Coffee and Vanilla
Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes at Foodista
Mom's Pancake Recipe at Kitchen Parade
Carrot Cake Pancakes at Closet Cooking
Savory Chestnut Pancakes with Pancetta and Creme Fraiche at Food Blogga
Whole Wheat Cinnamon Hotcakes at Always Order Dessert
Orange Yogurt Hotcakes at eatme, delicious
Ricotta Hotcakes with Peaches at Food Blogga
Maple and Pecan Flapjack at Real Epicurean
Sour Milk Griddle Cakes at The Wednesday Chef
Leek and Mushroom Buckwheat Oven Pancake at The Well-Seasoned Cook
Pannetone French Toast at Food Blogga
Baked Strawberry Ricotta French Toast at Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen
Raspberry Lemon Baked French Toast at Eggs on Sunday
Cinnamon Swirl French Toast at Culinary Cory
Almond Crunch French Toast at Food Mayhem
French Toast with Blueberry Syrup at 80 Breakfasts
Mascarpone Stuffed French Toast at SeriousEats
Lime French Toast courtesy of Blue Heron Inn on InnCuisine.com
Here are the rest of this week's Mother's Day brunch recipes:
Bagels and Lox
Chili Lime Fruit Salad
Cherry, Prune, and Almond Granola
Apricot, Ginger, and White Chocolate Scones
Spinach and Ricotta Frittata (alternative method for baked eggs included)
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15 comments:
- Sandie said...
Perfect round-up! I'm seriously addicted to breakfast breads of all varieties (go figure), so this compilation is like finding a little slice of heaven.
Thanks also for including the Lime French Toast recipe in your list. It's a keeper. Happy 2009 Mother's Day to mothers everywhere!
- May 8, 2009 at 7:14 PM
- Aparna Balasubramanian said...
Thanks for all those delightful links.
Unfortunately, I'll have to look at them in detail later as I'll be leaving tomorrow morningon a short break.
- May 8, 2009 at 8:58 PM
- Culinary Cory said...
Hey there! Thanks for linking my Cinnamon Swirl French Toast. I agree, it would be a great Mother's Day breakfast.
- May 8, 2009 at 9:24 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Wonderful ideas! Everything looks ever so scrumptious!
- May 9, 2009 at 12:21 AM
- Finla said...
I would love to have those pancakes with the beries.
- May 9, 2009 at 2:44 AM
- Snooky doodle said...
oh wow delicious round up. Pity I m not a mum yet and have to make these myself :)
- May 9, 2009 at 8:49 AM
- Abby said...
If Brad saw this roundup he'd eat the screen. His favorite things in the WORLD are pancakes.
I'll have to try some of these with more blueberry syrup!
- May 9, 2009 at 4:59 PM
- Lisa Johnson said...
Wow! This is the perfect post! I hadn't realized how long it's been since I made French Toast. I always make waffles or pancakes. Maybe it's time to get back to basics. : )
- May 9, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
We have deferred Mother's Day brunch for a few days so everyone can attend - now I have a few more days to get hungry as I look at these delicious links!
- May 10, 2009 at 11:12 AM
- Wendy said...
Wow. Drool.
Mother's Day was a couple of months ago over here but, hell, I don't care. Shall make my Mum one of these next time she visits!
- May 10, 2009 at 11:58 AM
- Maris said...
Susan, now that you posted these I might be making brunch for the next 12 weekends :)
- May 10, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- Michael @ Herbivoracious.com said...
Those pancakes look killer. I know, I'm too late for Mother's Day, but here's a suggestion for next year... or next weekend :) - Dutch babies.
- May 11, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- Jude said...
I'm a bit late for Mother's Day but this sounds like an every weekend morning kind of post for me. Thanks for compiling this list! Bookmarked :)
- May 18, 2009 at 10:09 PM
- My Sensei said...
I love having left over pannatone - its been a tradition in our family to make french toast with it! MMM its making me drool. Great breakfast recipes!
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Moderators: SkylineDave, Goldrunner, Moderator Team
AtariZoll wrote:Well, I hope that this time you (people working on it) will listen more to error reports and suggestions.
First suggestion: run spell checker on your post
Sorry, but there is really too much of it.
Marcer wrote:I hope my game aka ics 2 help fill gaps. About pasti is connected to originals. But isnt the hacked and extras is more nice when it comes to selection. nice to see you on track
tatouine wrote:Very happy to see Gamebase St is still alive.
Marakatti wrote:Welcome back Goldrunner
Goldrunner wrote:Thanks! Just like to say what an incredible job you and your team have done with AtariMania, it is by far the premiere site for the ST on the web at the moment. I refer to all the time to check my data and have started linking individual games in GBST to the games entry in AtariMania.
The only thing I would change (if I was you) is to merge the different versions of the same title into one database entry and make a note of them there, users should be able get all the data for a title from a single page entry!
Marakatti wrote:Thank you, nice to hear that The database is slowly getting there, altough there are still lot to do to make it accurate for research purposes.
Goldrunner wrote:is there somewhere iI can easily post if I come across corrections for your database
Goldrunner wrote:BTW, Is there a reson why your not offering manuals in PDF format?
Stefan jL wrote:Goldrunner wrote:is there somewhere iI can easily post if I come across corrections for your database
Here http://www.atarimania.com/atari_forum/index.php
Goldrunner wrote:Stefan jL wrote:Goldrunner wrote:is there somewhere iI can easily post if I come across corrections for your database
Here http://www.atarimania.com/atari_forum/index.php
Registered with AtariMania a week ago but still had no email to confirm my registeration. I am eager to help your project but first I need a way of accessing your forum so I can post corrections or suggestions. I also have a huge amount of box scans, disk scans, adverts, manuals, etc that you could use to make the site even better!
Goldrunner wrote:A few months ago I restarted GamebaseST on my own to see if I still had the enthusiasm to take it forward, well, after 5 months of development on it I'm making this post to confirm it. GamebaseST really was stuck in the past and desperately needed updating. It's interface was not the latest anymore and simply updating it threw a few thing off and needed correcting in every single game entry. If you have Windows 8 then hard disk games don't work since pkunzip will not run on a 64-bit operating system. The latest versions of STeem SSE also needed adding to replace the 10 year old v3.2. All in all quite a lot to do before you can even start to add games again.
So far this is what I have done
* The GamebaseST interface has been updated to latest version and work started to correct and add data to new fields.
* PKunzip replaced with command line version of 7zip, the GEMUS script was updated and now hard disk games work again in Windows 8
* STeem SSE added and it works much better than 3.2, for example, pasti images auto mount and run properly unlike before.
* Replaced the pasti.dll with nag free one found on this site.
*Over 100 games have also been added when I wanted a break from the above stuff
I have also started removing pasti images from the main file list and putting them in the extras section. It makes no sense to me too have whole separate entry when a pasti image should be classed as another version of the game. For example ithe image below shows the entry for Goldrunner (well i would pick that one), the pasti image is now shown in the all new extras column as 'Original ST Disk'. It runs perfectly well from there since it gets auto mounted properly by SYeem SSE, unlike with v3.2 when the user had to manually mount the pasti image.
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Kid Rock Gossip
Kid Rock gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Smutty Social Media, Monday August 17, 2015
Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford hang out with Kid Rock. I know, right? George hangs out with him too, I've looked up some old photos. What does a conversation between Amal and Kid Rock sound like? (And yes, his t-shirt reads, "thrilling the most".) Yesterday's recovery lunch with #KidRock and friends after a great show! #UnionClarkston Full Story
The Grammys 2009
Like I said last week, Coldplay is fortunate they did not perform after Radiohead. Because in their first Grammy live performance, Radiohead owned everyone's ass. And my Gwyneth introduced them! Her smugness must be killing you… So there were some sucky sh-t performances, and then there were the ones that made you thankful for DVR. Full Story
The Pride of Canada Keeps Us Proud
Here she is, the pride of this great nation, once again illustrating why she deserves Canada's affection and support. A quick recap, just to keep things straight: - Pam and Rick get married in October- Pam files for divorce in December on a Friday. By that Sunday she's changed her mind. - Pam and Rick party hardcore, Pam is seen looking cranked leaving a Hollywood club- by New Year's Pam is once again alone. Full Story
Trash Not Spawning…
Breathe easy. Xenu is not torturing us with any more Pam progeny. In an interview tonight with E! Canada's bimbo denies the recent reports: No more kids. No more kids. Of her pending divorce from Rick Salomon, she goes on to say: "I wish him the best. It"s a can of worms. Big, fat juicy worms, but worms. Full Story
Trash is Fertile
Some people like Granny Freeze and Halle too, they try forever to get pregnant. Want desperately to get pregnant. And should get pregnant. But oftentimes can't. And then there's white trash. White Trash is prolific. White Trash progeny is everywhere. White Trash Pam and Britney and the rest – like the cockroaches of Hollywood, dragging their eggs around, dropping them randomly. Full Story
Hollywood Ebola strikes again!
Just a week ago, Kid Rock was hanging out in Toronto doing blow with Hollywood Ebola https://www.laineygossip.com/ArticleDetail.aspx?ID=4009 Paris Hilton. This weekend, Kid was arrested in Atlanta after throwing down at a Waffle House (funniest.location.ever) after he and his crew got into an argument with some redneck patron who recognised him. Full Story
Hollywood Fluid Exchange
This is why Ebola's virus will never die – Paris Hilton has literally infected everyone. So last week, Pam Anderson married Rick Salomon. Rick Salomon used to nail Paris, Kid Rock used to nail Pam. And Paris and Kid were spotted getting super friendly in Toronto at the weekend. You will recall, he also spent some time with her post-prison at her Malibu beach house this summer – photos attached – though Kid recently told Rolling Stone nothing went down: "I regret to inform all of you on and offline tabloid junkies that I am not dating nor have been intimate with Paris Hilton. Full Story
What He's Really Saying…
Kid Rock is currently promoting a new album. At the same time, his ex wife is making headlines for her engagement to Rick Salomon…yet another all star. Curious timing, non? So Kid grants an interview with Rolling Stone and offers his take about what happened last year in Vancouver – when Denise Richards attacked two elderly ladies with a laptop and when Pam's publicist (at the time) pre-empted everyone and announced she'd suffered a miscarriage. Full Story
Pam's Proud Moment
Pam's romantic resumé is all class. Her two ex-husbands, seated a few tables apart, apparently could not stop taunting each other. Needless to say, because all white trash confrontations end in a scrap, they ended up coming to blows, with Kid decking Tommy hard before security stepped in to drag them out. Full Story
Rockin' Stella and a Cane
My Gwyneth … off crutches and stylin' with a cane and the help of her friend Stella McCartney – love it. Here she is alongside Aerin Lauder at an Estee Lauder event in NYC. Casual chic gorgessity and of course. But of course her cane is from none other than Tom Ford. Of course. Interesting observation made of late in London – that Chris Martin who is supposed to be a teetotaller has been seen hitting the pub scene rather often. Full Story
Bacardi Party – Saturday Night!
The Bacardi Breezer Fashion Series hits Toronto this weekend…and I am hosting! Where: This is London, 364 Richmond St W, Toronto When: Doors Open at 10am What: Fashion Show featuring Rock & Republic, Citizens of Humanity, Seven for All Mankind, Dom Rebel, and Lady Dutch is launching its new fall lineup. Full Story


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MIAMI – Six U.S. men detained for weeks in Honduras were working on a project to aid local lobster divers, associates said Saturday, and they deny violating weapons laws by failing to declare a gun.
The crew from Aqua Quest International has been held at a prison in Puerto Lempira in that Central American country since May 5, when Honduran police and Navy personnel raided their newly arrived 65-foot vessel and found a weapon, according to a news release from the shipwreck salvage and research company based in Tarpon Springs, Florida.
"We initially thought it would be over as fast as it started because they broke no laws," said Stephen Mayne, brother of the company's president, Robert Mayne, who is one of those held.
"There's been a lot of work behind the scenes to secure their release, and we thought it would be best to go through the proper channels. And after all this time, when it didn't seem to be going anywhere, we decided to take a different approach" by making a more public appeal, he told The Associated Press.
The U.S. State Department has confirmed the men's detention earlier.
Calls to Honduran prosecutors have gone unanswered and Honduran Navy officials declined to comment Saturday.
The company says it was working on a project with aid workers and officials the town of Ahuas to help local lobster divers, who can suffer permanent damage from dives as deep as 150 feet (45 metres).
"Ultimately the projects were going to provide some real opportunities, through flood abatement, for the local spiny lobster divers," Mayne said.
Ahuas is a Miskito Indian town in an impoverished Honduran region often exploited by drug traffickers. The area has been targeted by joint U.S.-Honduran anti-drug missions, though Stephen Mayne insisted none of the crew was involved in trafficking.
Filmmaker Michael McCabe, who has been working with Aqua Quest and was on the boat at the time of the raid, said "the complaint is just that they basically had weapons and didn't have permission."
The company acknowledged that the ship did have weapons aboard for protection at sea, but officials deny they failed to properly report them to port officials when they arrived.
McCabe, who was allowed to leave Honduras, said he wasn't sure how many weapons were on board, but he believes there were fewer than six.
"The captain, off the Yucatan, has had to deal with people trying to board the boat. He's had experience with pirates. The only thing that will hold them off is if they see weapons," he said by telephone from New York.
In addition to Robert Mayne, those detained include Michael Mayne, Nick Cook, Devon Butler, Kelly Garrett and Steve Matanich.
The company says on its website that in addition to salvage work, it carries out scientific investigation and documentation of sites.
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12 places around the world to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day
From the Emerald Isle to London to America and back again, Musement takes a look at twelve destinations to partake in some rollicking St. Patrick's Day festivities. Shamrocks, Celtic folk music, a pint of Gat, a leprechaun hat and everything green! So, St. Patty's Day shenanigans are upon us again. Here, in no particular order, […]Читать еще