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Despite being rained out and postponed we still had an excellent turnout for the Spring Dirty South. 14 riders made the journey to Glenn O Jones Lake for the 100K ride. The Dirty South is a gravel grinder, which means it includes gravel roads. I'm not sure if there is an official definition for a gravel grinder but its essentially a road ride with a substantial amount of gravel roads. The route I planned was right about half gravel and half oil and chip.
So from the beginning for me the Dirty South is about climbing hills that you normally don't climb on road rides. That means lots of steep nasty gravel hills. For others gravel grinders may be countless miles on long flat gravel farm roads, but to me that doesn't exactly sound like fun.
Our group of 14 riders was an impressive collection. We had mountain bike racers, road racers, past racers, endurance enthusiasts, we have a guy preparing for a 2700 mile mountain bike race, and we even had the Illinois State road Junior race champion. I mean this is a serious group. The wild thing is, if the cold rain hadn't shut us down 2 weeks ago I think we would have had twice as many riders. Many riders had plans for Easter weekend and couldn't make it. Others had returned home to Ohio. One important note, and just to add confusion, the State Champ isn't the guy in the state champ's jersey, he's just the guy who borrowed the state champ's jersey.
I knew the gravel sections would be hard from driving and marking the course the night before, they were soft and mushy. There were sections where it felt like I was driving a rally car. Climbing these wet gravels on a bike was brutal, It seemed like I had a flat tire. On the first seriously tough gravel section there is a ton of sand stone masonry around the residence, and I stopped there for a picture. I thought it was the top of the climb and forgot that the seriously steep section was right around a corner.
After we all regrouped I told everyone that we had made the summit and it was just a bit more gravel to the hard road. We went around a corner and saw a wall. I tried crossing lanes and spun all the way around in the soft gravel incline and was facing downward. I tried to turn back to face the climb but the bike just spun out and I had to walk the climb.
Luke showed up for the ride from Harrisburg on his fully loaded Divide touring rig, a 37 pound bike. He had no problems and was often near the front ridding with the State Champ and the guy with the State Champs jersey. Luke rode a century on the day since he finished the ride by going back to Harrisburg.
Even though I had marked the course we more or less stayed together and regrouped at regular intervals, but I'm very glad I marked the course because it took the pressure off me trying to remain in the front of the ride to make sure all the turns were followed, and it eased my mind if anyone got far off the back. Even though the conditions were pretty brutal mechanical were almost non existent We had one flat for the ride and no other problems. Very lucky for me, since lately I've had a problem almost every ride.
After a lunch stop and a killer climb up Tom DIck Hill, we had one more serious challenge, Jenny Ridge, a very short and very steep gravel climb. I hit this climb on the front of the group and had a nice lead then my Quads exploded. These cramps were some of the worst I've experienced, I could barely get off the bike and I had to stop right in the center of the road. After about 30 seconds I still couldn't move my legs. Both quads had locked my knees turning them into stilts, the pain was very bad but the worse part was being unable to control the muscles.
I took a big drink of electrolyte fortified kool-aid and in almost immediately my quads relaxed and I was able to move. I even got back on the bike and finished part of the climb. At the top Moe hooked me up with some endurolyte capsles and I drank some more water before getting moving again.
The final section back to the Start was flat and the wind became an issue. I got with the Champ, the Jersey, and Moe and we formed an echelon. I hung up for about 3 miles but the cramps had created massive ammounts of soreness in my legs and when I attempted to push harder I could feel the begnings of another cramp. I slowed up and finished the ride with the next group, well more like I limped in behind the next group.
This Dirty South was the absolute worst my legs had felt after a ride, other parts of me were OK, the touring bike is so upright it doesn't put mush strain on your back, and the breaks had allowed me to stay with the faster riders without completely blowing up my cardio system.
After the ride there was refreshments and most importantly MEAT, PROTEIN. Seriously some of the best sausages I've ever had. This year's Dirty South will go down in my book as one of the best rides I've done ever. People were constantly telling me how good the route was, which made me very happy since I strongly believe that we have some really excellent bicycling terrain in Southern Illinois.
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Colbert Packaging Corp., Chicago, IL, a leading manufacturer of folding cartons, rigid paper boxes, and paperboard specialty products, has installed a new nine-color 23-in. wide Primographic printing press, custom-built by CPS Canadian Primoflex Systems. The CPS CP 585 joins Colbert's repertoire of specialized flexographic equipment in its 45,000-sq-ft facility in Lake Forest, IL., one of three Colbert manufacturing plants and the only one focused exclusively on flexographic packaging solutions and pressure-sensitive roll labels.
Colbert's CP 585 features nine print stations and has the ability to print four-color processes (4/4) on both sides of web-fed paperboard and coat in a single pass. The press provides increased format options for customers, and it can print both water-based and ultraviolet inks. It also features cold foil and HoloCure technologies for producing metallic and holographic effects on package surfaces.
Designed for efficiency, the new press can run at speeds of 500 fpm. It includes an in-line Kempsmith flatbed die-cutter as well as a rotary embossing station to streamline the printing and die-cutting processes. Cold foil and HoloCure operate on separate, but integrated, stations, so as to not slow down the printing stations. The chill roll system controls web temperature, and with 3-in. thick base frames and 1.5-in. thick side frames, the CP 585 is well suited for heavy use in rugged environments.
"This new press has increased our flexographic manufacturing capacity and expanded our printing capabilities, enabling us to provide customers with greater paperboard format options and innovative features that create package distinction," says Jim Hamilton, president of Colbert Packaging. "CPS's modular design made the CP 585 the best platform for us to build upon, and the custom press meets our highest standards for flexographic packaging quality."
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Aristo Machines, Inc., Indianapolis, IN, has partnered with Manchester Tool & Die, Inc. (MTD), North Manchester, IN, to allow MTD to manufacture, install and provide customer support for Aristo's line of tube end-forming equipment. Aristo supplies the automotive and truck market, as well as the construction, HVAC, plumbing and other markets.
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Posted: Jul 9 2009, 01:12 AM
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4.Nagao (Still need more practice)
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Posted: Jul 9 2009, 01:23 AM
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nagao is not really hard..i hve been use gutter technic...my car little bit slower if i use gutter..
Posted: Jul 9 2009, 08:10 AM
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Akina and Irohazaka, though not really good at uphill (both) but find it challenging!
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For me, I like all of the tracks in IDAS5.
But I find Tsukuba and Nagao more fun and a bit challenging, so I like both of them more.
Posted: Jul 9 2009, 05:41 PM
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i tried nagao first time yesterday. freaked me out man... i was like 20 seconds behind the No .1 guy . My Rythm was totally out. But i'm still working on it.. i tot LOTS would be hard for tsukuba but its pretty cool.. i manage to lead all computer by 120++. Do you know which CP has the gutter for tsukuba? Nagao's one is pretty obvious.. a sudden black side... cheers
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Posted: Jul 9 2009, 11:23 PM
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ima actually i fan of happo. ib and ob ib i think the uphill n down sections are awesome fun. tsakuba is another the long straight in the middle n then all the smooth turns are lots of fun 2 drive. nago is crazy n just a lil long 4 me but it is growing on me.
Posted: Jul 10 2009, 01:18 AM
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hmm i like..
Akina DH
Irohazaka DH
Happo OB
Nagao DH (still working on the gutters >.<)
Posted: Jul 10 2009, 04:36 PM
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I like
Akina DH ( my best course with my 86)
Nagao UH (my best course with Supra RZ)
Happo OB ( just like the crazy turns)
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I like all of it, but my favourite is Happogahara.
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In order:
Happogahara inbound ("Hondagahara")
Happogahara outbound ("Hondagahara")
Irohazaka downhill
Akagi downhil
Nagao uphill
V3 Usui counterclockwise
Akina downhill
Irohazaka uphill & wet
[@Takahashi Rensuke: Noticed you bumped a lot of old threads....]
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Is that a bad thing? I just wanted to increase my posts number, that's all... isn't forum a place to share your knowledge or experiences?
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Posted: Sep 8 2010, 12:30 AM
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1. Tsukuba IB
2. Happo OB
and others, I'm sucks at it LOL
Posted: Oct 21 2010, 08:35 AM
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1. Akagi UH
2. Nagao UH
3. Iro UH
4. Akina UH
(enjoy more on uphill courses)
Posted: Oct 21 2010, 04:05 PM
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1. Nagao DH
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5. Tsukuba OB
6. Happogahara OB & IB
Posted: Oct 21 2010, 09:23 PM
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My Top 3 Favourites...
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2. Happogahara
3. Nagao
Posted: Oct 21 2010, 10:08 PM
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I like all the course...accept Lake Akina...Too boring...
Posted: Oct 21 2010, 10:14 PM
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Akina DH
Tsukuba OB
Happogahara OB
Posted: Oct 22 2010, 01:46 AM
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Mine would be Nagao DH and Akina DHW.
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For me, it would be Nagao UH dry and Akina DH dry. Might take Nagao DH dry as a favourite track too.
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i like lake akina, it's a place to let me relax
and sometimes i play it because iketani pawned a lot of newbies, raising his consecutive wins. i like to win him and destroy his confidence and his consecutive wins lol
Posted: Jan 4 2011, 08:50 PM
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I can't believe I'm falling in love with nagao UH course (although I still can't use gutters) LOL ROFL
Posted: Jan 4 2011, 09:06 PM
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Irohazaka, because it's so simple. Tons of hairpins and only a couple of high-speed corners (the bane of my existence) makes me a happy man. I also love Akagi UH.
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1. Tsukuba IB: This track is incredibly fun
2. Happo: Push my ass to learn this course, so I like it now
3. Nagao UH: It is like dancing with the machine
4. Akina DH: First track I really learned
5. Myogi: Great for duking it out, I think
Posted: Jan 15 2011, 07:28 AM
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Meyer wins, Armstrong bows out
Adelaide, Australia – Australia's Cameron Meyer of the Garmin-Cervelo team secured his first Tour Down Under crown Sunday following a dramatic last stage won by Britain's Ben Swift.
Meyer took an eight-second lead on fellow Australian Matthew Goss into the final stage of the race, a 90 km street criterium in which 16 bonus seconds were on offer.
And despite the efforts of Goss's HTC-Highroad team to reduce his gap at the two intermediate sprints, Garmin-Cervelo kept cool heads during a hectic 20 laps to keep Meyer in the ochre jersey by just two seconds.
"I'm absolutely shocked, but so excited at the same time," said Meyer after winning with the smallest margin in the race's 13-year history and succeeding German two-time winner Andre Greipel.
"It was such a close bike race, all I could do was cross my fingers... but a big thanks goes out to the team. Without them I wouldn't have won this."
At the finish, where Goss had hoped to collect a maximum 10
seconds for winning the stage, HTC-Highroad were nowhere to be seen as Swift led home Sky teammate Greg Henderson.
Goss finished third, missing out on taking back the jersey – which he wore from stage one through stage four – by one place.
Overall, Goss finished second with Swift moving up to third by virtue of the 10 bonus seconds he took for the stage victory, his second of the race.
"I'm obviously frustrated, I felt really good all week, I felt really good again today," said Goss, who lost the jersey after stage four when Meyer led home the race's only successful breakaway.
"I tried everything and the team did everything for me, but I just missed it in the end."
A five-man breakaway, instigated by Meyer's teammate Matthew Wilson, kept the chasing peloton at a distance for the first seven laps.
However HTC-Highroad closed the gap before the first sprint at lap eight, when Goss came over the line in second behind fellow Aussie Michael Matthews (Rabobank) to reduce his deficit on Meyer to six seconds.
Four laps later Goss's prospects dived when he failed to pick up any points at the second sprint, meaning the Tasmanian needed a second place finish to overcome Meyer.
And by the 19th lap his HTC-Highroad team began to pay for their earlier efforts, with only Mark Renshaw able to provide a wheel for Goss to follow in the final drive for the line.
After paying tribute to the efforts of his team, and Renshaw in particular, Goss admitted that being boxed in at the barriers on stage five had caused him a crucial moment's hesitation on the final drive to the finish.
"Two seconds off it... Renshaw was doing the perfect job, he has all week, I just went on the opposite side, I didn't want to take the risk of getting shut on the barrier again, it didn't work out unfortunately," added Goss.
Swift – who began the day with no chance of winning the race overall – admitted Sky had simply wanted to win the stage.
"We made a call today not to challenge for the intermediate sprints, and just go for the big one," said 23-year-old Swift, whose next big challenge is the world track cycling championships in March. "Fortunately, it paid off."
This week's race was the first on the International Cycling Union's (UCI) maiden WorldTour series, and where the peloton scored their first points of the season.
It was also Lance Armstrong's final professional bike race outside the United States, although the seven-time Tour de France champion finished on a whimper in 67th overall at 6:42 behind Meyer.
Cancer survivor Armstrong announced last October the Tour Down Under would be his final international race. – Sapa-AFP


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This latest study assessing the impact of revised guidelines issued by the US Preventive Services Task Force three years ago comes on the back of a chilling analysis published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).
The NEJM study, using three decades of US government data, found that nearly one in three patients - or 1.3 million women - whose cancer was detected through routine mammograms was treated for a tumour that may not have been life threatening.
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She presented her findings at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in Chicago.
Arleo dismissed the NEJM analysis, calling the premise and conclusions of the analysis flawed, mostly because no one can say for sure which cancers would have progressed to an advanced or life-threatening state.
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MyTwoCensus Editorial: Clarify Social Networking And Blogging RegulationsTuesday, May 25th, 2010
In a memo sent last week to all of its employees, the Census Bureau took a huge swipe at the first amendment of the US Constitution, the right to freedom of speech. The contents of the letter were as follows:
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As personal blogging, tweeting, social network sites have become more common and popular, it is not unusual for Federal employees to have an opportunity to write about their work and their employer in a public forum. Please be aware that you cannot disclose any nonpublic information that is protected by statute. You also cannot receive payments for writing about Census programs or operations or about assignments you have been given as a Census employee. In addition, you must be careful to ensure that there is no appearance created that you are writing on behalf of the Bureau of the Census, the Department of Commerce, or the United States Government, when you are writing in your personal capacity.
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As a Federal employee and a hard-working member of the Census Bureau, you have important responsibilities and obligations to the public which impose some limits on you that do not apply to persons in the private sector. Please be mindful of these responsibilities, even when engaging in personal activities such as blogging and posting on web sites.
These restrictions on writings and publications are in addition to the life-time oath you took to uphold the confidentiality of census information. Any wrongful disclosure of confidential census information subjects you to a fine of up to $250,000, imprisonment up to 5 years, or both.
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Just like other government officials and people who work in the private sector, Census Bureau employees are subject to confidentiality laws. However, this does not mean that the government has the right to threaten employees, particularly whistleblowers, as they have in this situation. The Census Bureau must make clear what workers' legal obligations are and what are simply the goals of the Census Bureau's management and public relations team who benefit greatly from problems being kept quiet and unreported.


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You know when things do what they are supposed to do well? They might not be the best or the most groundbreaking, but they do what they're supposed to and, most importantly, are enjoyable. That's Wolfenstein: New Order.
When Wolfenstein: The New Order was originally announced, it didn't really register on my radar.
I'm not actually sure why, to be honest. Maybe I'm tired of shooters or shooters with Nazis. Maybe the game just seemed like a place I'd been to before, showing me something I've done previously.
From what I saw today at the Tokyo Game Show, Wolfenstein: The New Order delivered an enjoyable gaming experience.
During the demo I played, Wolfenstein: New Order didn't seem to be out to reinvent the wheel. That's not what the game wants to do, and bless the game's developers for keeping things familiar enough and at the same time pushing forward with smart game design and fun play.
As it is with these things, your mileage may vary with the final product.
In the demo, you start out climbing up the side of an old castle, shooting enemies that pop out of windows. The rest of the demo was making your way through the castle, shooting baddies who appear in doorways. There's dual-wielding, and yes, we've been here before. Old castle. Nazis. FPS. But that's not the entire game—there are different settings, different style of enemies, etc, etc (see top image).
If Wolfenstein: The New Order is paint by numbers, the TGS demo had pretty good paint and nice numbers. I'm interested in seeing what the rest of the game has to offer.


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Does Sako have a special place in the hearts of Aussies? I seem to recall that you're not the first one from down under to mention Sako favourably. And indeed they are great rifles, so it is quite understandable to like them. However, Sako is a rather small manufacturer on the opposite side of the Earth, but perhaps they made a big export push and made a name for themselves?
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Anthony Romero has one of those jobs that require you to practice what you preach. Just one week before the 9/11 attacks, he became executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, the sixth director in the history of the 92-year-old civil rights organization. In the aftermath of 9/11, Romero, the first Latino and first openly gay man to lead the ACLU, also led efforts by the organization to defend people on both sides of often-emotional debates on religion and prejudice. Romero, 47, spoke last month at the Tufts University Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture Series on the threat political correctness poses to free speech rights.
Q. Part of the title of your Tufts talk was "Sticks and Stones." Why?
A. Well, we live in a culture in which words carry great weight. And people very easily get offended. And I would never suggest that words cannot be offensive, but there is a line that we must not cross in terms of how much we allow words to offend us. When we allow them to be so offensive that we make efforts to silence them, then we've crossed a line.
Q. When you travel the country and meet new people, what is your impression of the biggest threat to free speech today? I ask that, knowing that you focused on political correctness in your talk. But give me an example of that threat that hits close to home.
A. I'd say in addition to political correctness, what I'm struck by sometimes is hypocrisy. Even the fiercest advocates of free speech — or people who claim to be — sometimes find themselves objecting [to] what someone says on the opposing side of their argument. And often when you push people to explain why they object, they don't have a good reason beyond considering the other side grossly wrong or inaccurate. And that's the thing about free speech: It includes inaccurate people, too.
Q. What would be the most glaring example of you, of the ACLU, defending someone or some group that you found objectionable?
A. That would have to be [pastor] Fred Phelps and his followers at Westboro Baptist Church. They're the religious group that travels the country protesting at military funerals and holding up signs with slogans like "God hates fags." We sued on their behalf in 2006, after they were illegally blocked from staging their protests. I often use our defense of this group as an example to people of the importance of embracing free speech in the most literal sense. There was and is nothing I agree with Fred Phelps on. But he deserves his right to say what he will.
Q. Do you ever find people who assume that the ACLU is a liberal political organization and therefore find themselves frustrated when the organization defends the likes of Phelps?
A. Yes, and I remind them that we live in a digital age, where more and more people are going to speak their minds. The volume of speech and thought on the Internet and in social media is tremendous. It's simply not right or possible to stop people you find objectionable from saying what they want to say. Also, you have to consider this: Banning someone from speaking out publicly because their language is distasteful or even hateful only makes sense if you disagree with what they're saying. We cannot and should not be hypocrites about this.
Q. What is the most conflicting case or situation the ACLU has taken sides on under your leadership?
A. Assisting in the legal defenses of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay through the John Adams Project. We didn't work on that alone, but the project was aimed at helping military defense lawyers get the resources they need to properly defend their clients. People object, because terrorism is a painful memory for most of us. But that doesn't mean that these accused men — not convicted, accused — being held on what amounts to US soil don't deserve proper defenses. To not give them that is to in effect silence them.
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Heaven has placed itself beneath the earth. When heaven and earth unite they are of one will. Their influences are in harmony.' (I Ching, 'Peace')
As he faced his own death on December 30 1982 John Main wrote his last newsletter - one of his most powerful teachings - on the ocean of God on which the horizon is always receding. Having accepted his dying he could see deeply into the meaning of life that the birth of Jesus had forever radically altered. Every story we tell, including the story of Bethlehem, is an attempt to express that ultimate meaning. Fr John tells us that the end and the beginning of every story are like two ends of a string held in the mystery of God and joined together in the mystery of Christ. So nothing is left outside.
The mystery is that everything is included. Jesus was born homeless, forced into exile shortly before a massacre of the innocents like Newtown. What makes Christmas happy is not a denial of the dark but an explosion of light stronger than any denial or darkness. We are thrown open to our capacity for happiness, harmony, unity, peace. Our capacity but even more amazingly our destiny. May this light explode in the silence of our hearts this Christmas and may our meditation prepare us day by day for the horizonless voyage we are already launched on.
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text: Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik zt"l Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik zt"l RIETS' standing as one of the world's great yeshivot derives in large part from its unique faculty. Among the most illustrious Gedolei Torah was Rabbi Joseph Baer Soloveitchik zt''l, a towering scholar, philospher and teacher who had a profound impact on Jewish thought in our age. He was a leading authority and exponent of Halacha and the mentor of two generations of spiritual leaders. Senior rosh yeshiva at RIETS—the Lieb Merkin Distinguished Professor of Talmud and Jewish Philosophy—for over 40 years, he was also a Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies faculty member. Rabbi Soloveitchik was familiarly known as ''the Rav,'' an appellation of mentor and guide instantly recognized in every sphere of Jewish life and intellectual endeavor. Shunning the spotlight and generally not publishing his works, he had the legendary power to deliver unparalleled discourses spanning the Talmud, Jewish law, philosophy and contemporary issues. Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik zt"lRabbi Soloveitchik was born in Poland in 1903, scion of an enduring rabbinic dynasty. His grandfather, Rabbi Chaim of Brisk, developed an innovative system of Talmudic study—the acclaimed ''Brisker method''—which stressed incisive analysis and precise classification. Trained by his father, Rabbi Moses Soloveitchik, in this approach, the Rav earned a PhD in philosophy at the University of Berlin in 1931 and came to the United States the following year. In 1941, Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik was appointed rosh yeshiva at RIETS, succeeding his father, who, as rosh yeshiva since 1929, had transplanted the Brisk legacy on American soil. The Rav enriched this system of learning through a creative fusion of Jewish and Western scholarship. In 1983, through an endowment by Maurice H. Saval, RIETS' Semikhah Program was renamed the Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik Center of Rabbinic Studies. The Rav's ordination of some 2,000 rabbis over nearly half a century is unmatched and extends his influence beyond the borders of time and place. Selected Teachings by the Rav On the Love of Torah (YUTorah.org)The Nine Aspects of the Haggada (YUTorah.org)Rav Soloveitchik on the Pesach Haggada (YUTorah.org) Remembering the Rav Legacy of Rav Soloveitchik, by Rabbi Hershel Schachter (YUTorah.org)Memories of the Rav, by Rabbi Hershel Reichman (YUTorah.org) School Navigation Menu Historic Roshei Yeshiva The Rav


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Professor says cooperation needed but in short supply for reducing debts
The federal government has routinely operated with a budget deficit for many years, but that practice has become a bad habit, according to a K-State public budgeting expert.
"I am not against deficit budgeting as it is a powerful economic tool to balance the national economy," said Krishna Tummala, director of K-State's public administration program and professor of political science. "But the amount of debt that we have now is unacceptable."
Much political discourse has been devoted to why the federal government can't "live within its means as we all do," Tummala said. Many facts go unexamined in the process.
"In fact, the federal government is behaving like we do," he said. "The personal debt of Americans is close to $2 trillion. We all live in debt. The argument that the federal government should live like we do, within our means, is hypocritical."
Tummala said state governments are frequently and wrongly compared to the federal government. This comparison occurs because 48 states require a balanced budget by law. State governments have one crucial difference in their budgeting as compared to the federal government. Tummula said each state has an operations and a capital budget. The capital budget is where major expenditures are denoted. Only the state's operations budget must be balanced. Contrarily, the federal government has only one budget.
The different roles of the federal government also require consideration.
"It alone has the responsibility for the common welfare and general defense as the Constitution requires," Tummala said.
The federal government is able to borrow money on its account through Article I of the U.S. Constitution. Management of the nation's economy is a sizable benefit of this clause. It allowed for the U.S. to borrow $15 million from Britain in 1803 to complete the Louisiana Purchase, doubling the size of the country. The practice of borrowing has only increased over time, Tummula said, culminating in today's more than $14 trillion debt.
Because of the nation's growing debts, there have been more calls to cut deficits. Tummula said action appears unlikely. Legislation to balance the budget has been approved by Congress several times but not followed. A balanced budget has never been proposed by the president or approved by Congress.
"The concern about large debt is not new, but the militancy in the debate now is," Tummala said.
Curbing the deficit effectively will require a variety of approaches such as raising taxes, cutting expenditures and trying other methods of stimulating the economy, he said.
"Stimulating the economy does not happen over night. It takes a few years before you could see the outcomes," Tummula said.
Cooperation between the political players is a primary concern and has been lacking.
"From 1980 onward there has been a sudden schism between the two parties -- schism in the sense that both become overly ideological," Tummula said.
This has led to the current impasse during deficit negotiations between the president and leaders of Congress. Tummala believes little dialogue is actually taking place.
"There's only quarreling and a lot of posturing," he said.
Threatening the current negotiations is the looming Aug. 2 deadline to increase the debt ceiling. At stake is the country's credit worthiness. If the debt ceiling is not extended, the country will default.
"That will be a disaster not only in this country, but the entire world," Tummala said. "The entire economic activity in the world is interconnected."
Tummala believes an agreement will be reached before the deadline -- but it will be at the last minute.
The importance of a country's credit worthiness is to allow the financing of debts. Currently, China owns about 18 percent of the U.S. debt. Foreign countries must have confidence in the U.S. economy to continue this practice. The soundness of the economy can be measured in several ways. including ratings by credit ratings agencies such as Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
"They give you a good housekeeping stamp of approval," Tummala said. "This is important because it is a psychological sense of well-being for the world. But the ratings agencies have their own problems because these are the guys that gave all the good ratings to the financial sector before it went belly-up."
Tummula said there is a major reason for the nation's burgeoning debt.
"People demand more services but are not always willing to pay taxes," he said. "The politicians promise more services without telling them the cost and that they must be paid for. Instead, they use the so-called painless way to go about this by allowing deficit budgets. This means not only the politicians must educate themselves on the issues, but their constituents as well."


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LONDON - Manchester United was lurching towards another setback in its English Premier League title defence until Wayne Rooney inspired a second-half fightback to beat Stoke 3-2 on Saturday.
Rooney headed United level in the 78th minute at Old Trafford and Javier Hernandez nodded in the winner two minutes later.
Although the comeback will ease the immediate pressure on manager David Moyes, United provisionally remains eighth, eight points behind leader Arsenal.
Arsenal won 2-0 at Crystal Palace, with Mikel Arteta scoring a penalty before being sent off, while Olivier Giroud headed in the second goal.
Liverpool produced the most convincing victory of the day, with Luis Suarez scoring a hat trick in a 4-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion that lifted the team to second place, two points behind Arsenal.
Everton is provisionally in fourth place with a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa in the latest installment of the most played fixture in English football history, coming on the day the Football Association celebrated its 150th anniversary.
Southampton moved provisionally third with a 2-0 win over Fulham after Rickie Lambert and Jay Rodriguez scored for the hosts. The Saints are arguably the biggest surprise team this season in the Premier League — not counting Man United's unexpected struggles.
The last two decades in English football have been dominated by Manchester United, but in their first season since 1985-86 without Alex Ferguson in charge, the team is far from convincing.
Moyes' side has already dropped 13 points this season after it looked like the ninth league game would witness more misery.
Peter Crouch bundled the ball into the net after just four minutes after Stoke left back Erik Pieters beat United defender Chris Smalling to cross to the striker.
Stoke, managed by former United star Mark Hughes, remained a threat throughout the first half.
Robin van Persie levelled for United in the 43rd after goalkeeper Asmir Begovic failed to fully save Rooney's header.
But Stoke was back in front before the break after Marko Arnautovic sent a free kick into the top corner of the net.
Boos rang out around Old Trafford at half time, and United took until the 78th to level again with Rooney flicking a header into the net from Van Persie's corner.
Two minutes later came another headed goal, this time from Hernandez and the game was won for United.
"Stoke have not scored many but they have not conceded many either, so we knew we would have to work hard after going behind," Moyes told the BBC. "I was worried it wouldn't come — especially when we were 2-1 down. But I think we deserved it in the end."
But it is Arsenal setting the pace in its hunt for a first league title since 2004.
At Crystal Palace, Arteta opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the London derby two minutes into the second half after Serge Gnabry was fouled by Adlene Guedioura.
But Arsenal had to play the last 25 minutes with 10 men when Arteta was adjudged by referee Chris Foy to have brought down former Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh when he was still about 35 yards away from the goal.
Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny protected Arsenal's lead with a diving one-handed save to tip away a long-range shot by Mile Jedinak. But there would be no equalizer for Palace, which is next from bottom and searching for a new manager after Ian Holloway left on Wednesday.
Olivier Giroud headed in Arsenal's second in the 88th after connecting with Aaron Ramsey's cross.
"We were mature, organized and didn't become nervous and we got the second goal," Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said.
Arsenal is showing it is coping fine without Suarez, who was pursued unsuccessfully during the summer transfer window.
At Anfield, though, there was no stopping Suarez in front of goal on Saturday.
The first goal came after 12 minutes, with Suarez picking up possession on the right and skipping past Yacob before nutmegging Jonas Olsson and netting with an angled shot.
The Uruguay striker was on target again with a header five minutes later from distance, and he completed his hat trick by nodding in another 10 minutes into the second half.
James Morrison grabbed one back for West Brom from the penalty spot before a spectacular long-range lob from Daniel Sturridge completed Liverpool's convincing win.
At Villa Park, Christian Benteke squandered an early chance to put the hosts in front when Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard saved his penalty after eight minutes.
Benteke's Belgium teammate Romelu Lukaku then put Everton ahead in the 69th minute with his fifth goal in five games, and Leon Osman added the second in the 81st to hand Villa its fourth home loss of the season.
Everton only has one loss in nine games and provisionally climbed above Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham, who all play Sunday.
Norwich remains in the relegation zone after drawing 0-0 with Cardiff, which is just a point higher up.


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FORT SNELLING, Minn. (AP) — Fort Snelling National Cemetery hosts a holiday wreath-laying ceremony to honor and remember the nation's veterans on Saturday.
The Civil Air Patrol, veterans groups and citizens are holding events nationwide to honor veterans from each branch of the military, the Merchant Marine, as well as prisoners of war and those still listed as missing in action.
The Fort Snelling event begins at 11 a.m.
It's all part of a national campaign called Wreaths Across America. It started when the Worcester Wreath Company of Maine began donating holiday wreaths to the 131 national cemeteries run by the Department of Veterans Affairs and state veterans' cemeteries in 2006.
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An out-of-control monster truck shot into a crowd of spectators at a Mexican air show, killing at least eight people and hurting 80 others, dozens seriously, officials said.
Carlos Gonzalez, spokesman for the Chihuahua state prosecutors' office, said the driver appeared to have lost control of the truck after leaping over a pile of cars it was crushing during a demonstration at the "Extreme Aeroshow" on Saturday.
Some witnesses said the driver appeared to have hit his head on the interior of the truck as he drove over the old cars, with at least two reporting seeing his helmet come off before the massive vehicle drove into the crowd of terrified spectators, who tried to flee.
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"I fell over, and when I turned around I saw the tire very close. It hit me and threw me to the other side," Jesus Manuel Ibarra, 41, said as he was treated for injuries to his arm and hip.
Gonzalez said the accident killed at least one child and hurt 80 people, 46 of whom remained hospitalized early Sunday. He said the number of dead and injured could rise as officials received updated information Sunday morning. The local health system listed the names of 67 injured people on its Facebook page, calling urgently for blood donations and help from local doctors and nurses.
Gonzalez said prosecutors were looking into the possibility of a mechanical failure that left the driver unable to release the gas pedal. Several witnesses said, however, that the driver appeared to have become incapacitated when he struck his head during the show, in which the truck drives at high speed over smaller cars, leaping into the air as it crushes their rooves.
Spectator Daniel Dominguez, 18, said he was happily watching the show with a group of relatives when the truck came down hard in the middle of the cars.
"The driver hit his head and his helmet flew off," Dominguez said. "The truck came directly at where we were."
His 11-year-old sister was in surgery for injuries to her legs, and his mother was treated for minor contusions.
The air show was canceled after the accident that happened during the second day of the three-day show in a park on the outskirts of Chihuahua, the capital of Chihuahua state.
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These days caffeine fiends are all atwitter about Geisha beans, a high-end coffee so rare and prized it's being sold for $7 a cup. That's a lot of dough for a straight up cup of Joe, but worth it say fans of the beans which come from low-producing plants that grow only in certain areas.
"It's got unique aromatics. It's just rich with tropical fruits. It's got tremendous brightness in the cup - sweet and just super interesting stuff," says Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America, based in Long Beach, Calif. "Coffee people are just in love with it."
The beans emerged on the market about seven years ago and quickly got the attention of high-end roasters and coffee connoisseurs. Now, the coffee has moved toward the mainstream, being offered at Starbucks and sold by the pound by major companies, including Vermont-based Green Mountain Coffee, which recently introduced its Colombia Geisha Special Reserve coffee as part of its line of rare and premium beans.
Just don't expect this to become an everyday blend, says Lindsay Bolger, director of coffee for Green Mountain Coffee. "It can't because it's limited and obviously we're not going to be able to carry it year-round," she says. But when you "really are seeking a very singular, very unique, very rarefied experience with your coffee, this is such a wonderful and convenient way to bring that to coffee lovers.
Geisha beans originated in the Gesha (no "i'') district of Ethiopia, hence the name. There's no literal connection to the elegant Japanese hostesses, though Bolger sees a figurative affinity in that the coffee is "very delicate, pure, the flavor expression is refined, graceful, very lovely."
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In his early days, Miner consciously tried to focus on areas outside mobile, though he thinks that Google Ventures, along with its corporate parent, has some expertise to add in that field, as well.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 1, 2013) - Ethos Gold Corp. (the "Company" or "Ethos") (News - Market indicators)(OTCQX:ETHOF)(FRANKFURT:1ET) announces that it has given notice to vendors Shawn Ryan and Wildwood Exploration Inc. ("Wildwood") to terminate Ethos' option to acquire up to a 100% interest in the Betty and Wolf Properties located in the White Gold District, Yukon pursuant to two property option agreements each dated November 30, 2010 and amended March 1, 2012.
Pursuant to the terms of the Betty and Wolf Option Agreements, the Company is required to keep these properties in good standing for one year from the date of termination and Ethos has satisfied such obligation. By terminating the Betty and Wolf Option Agreements, Ethos will not incur additional cash option payments of $700,000 and share payments of 2.5 million shares of the Company.
Management's decision to discontinue the Betty and Wolf Option Agreements in general was based on exploration results at the Betty property indicating vein-style but not the targeted bulk-tonnage style gold-silver mineralization, as well as current market conditions.
Ethos continues to hold two properties in the White Gold District, Yukon including the Bridget property (held under option from Mr. Ryan/Wildwood) and the 100% owned WC Property. Ethos is actively assessing additional projects for acquisition or potential merger.
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Ethos has working capital of $9 million and 42.9 million shares issued and outstanding, and retains a highly qualified and successful management team that will continue to work to create value through the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties around the world.
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This press release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation, relating to, among other things, initial drill results from Phase One drilling at the Betty Property, White Gold District, Yukon Territory, as well as future exploration plans for the property. Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts; they are generally, but not always, identified by the words "expects," "plans," "anticipates," "believes," "intends," "estimates," "projects," "aims," "potential," "goal," "objective," "prospective," and similar expressions, or that events or conditions "will," "would," "may," "can," "could" or "should" occur, or are those statements, which, by their nature, refer to future events. The Company cautions that Forward-looking statements are based on the beliefs, estimates and opinions of the Company's management on the date the statements are made and they involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Consequently, there can be no assurances that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Except to the extent required by applicable securities laws and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange, the Company undertakes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements if management's beliefs, estimates or opinions, or other factors, should change. Factors that could cause future results to differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements include, possible, accidents and other risks associated with mineral exploration operations, the risk that the Company will encounter unanticipated geological factors, the possibility that the Company may not be able to secure permitting and other governmental clearances necessary to carry out the Company's exploration plans, and the risk of political uncertainties and regulatory or legal changes that might interfere with the Company's business and prospects. The reader is urged to refer to the Company's reports, publicly available through the Canadian Securities Administrators' System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) at www.sedar.com for a more complete discussion of such risk factors and their potential effects.
Ethos est une société d'exploration minière basée au Canada.
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La valeur de son action a atteint son plus haut niveau récent le 13 mai 2011 à 1,44 CA$, et son plus bas niveau récent le 03 juillet 2015 à 0,11 CA$.
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