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Morgan's big day goes bust when his plane breaks down; Mike's supply run across the bay leaves him high and dry; Tom takes on a rare high value commission; and Jake's dog team hunts down two lions in a marathon high-speed chase.
A mid-winter melt threatens to derail Tom's season; Eustace masters gravity to keep the water flowing at home; Jason and Mary make a move to feed their growing family; Morgan and Margaret top off a major project; and Mike cashes in on a rare find.
Morgan's first flight over the peaks leaves him in a dead skid over the edge; Marty fights to double down on a big payday; Eustace bites off more than he can chew to get the job done; and Jason takes River on a mountain rite of passage.
Eustace battles a beast to bring home a bonus payday; in pursuit of a lion Jake's team is left hanging on a cliff's edge; Marty gambles on the ice to make bank, and Mike fights to survive the dangers of bears-infested Kodiak.
Tom returns to the field on a rescue mission; The deep freeze leaves Morgan and Margaret scrambling for water; Eustace takes on a risky payday in a bid to buy his neighbor's land; and Jason's improvised engineering is a game-changer in the forge.
Marty brings in a record haul; Margaret's extreme flight training leaves her out in the cold; Tom puts his master craftsmen skills to work; and Jake chases his next meal.
Tom takes the fight to the wolves; a lion chase claims a casualty; Morgan builds bigger; and Eustace goes to battle to defend his land.
Morgan gets a crash course in extreme winter flying; Marty battles a predator invasion; Tom faces a new wolf threat; Jake and his hounds hunt a rogue lion; and Jason steps in to bring a new life into the world.
In a risky bid to get out of the red, Marty fights to reclaim his long-abandoned turf; Morgan races to build a shelter in the snow and ice of subzero Alaska; Eustace gets a boost in horsepower; Jason and Mary brace for a home birth; and Jake's lion hunt takes a dangerous detour.
The bears keep Morgan on the run as he tries to secure his catch and escape with his life; Eustace struggles to get back to work without Preston; Jason and Mary prepare for their due date; Tom scales treacherous terrain and Jake readies his team to face down the lions.
As winter approaches, Morgan battles a bear-infested island for a critical head start on the season; Tom is caught in Montana's deadly wildfires; Eustace wrestles with the aftermath of Preston's death, and the Hawk clan prepares for a life-changing arrival.
Marty ends a failed season with a blockbuster catch; Tom stands his ground against a powerful beast; Preston and Eustace fight fire with fire to lay down roots for the next generation.
Morgan's horses go missing just as the local bears wake for spring; Rich's marathon lion hunt turns into an epic chase; Tom goes after America's largest game.
An early melt unleashes the bears weeks ahead of schedule in the Great Alaska Range; Jason's hunt for a home is finally over, while Eustace and Preston's race to the finish line ends in ruin.
Eustace and Preston bring down a giant.
Marty fights for every dollar as his season goes into freefall; Eustace and Preston experiment in barnyard engineering and Jason is locked out of a new home.
Marty doubles down on a new strategy to keep from losing more ground; Morgan and Margaret defend what's theirs; Jason's hunt for land becomes an ordeal.
Morgan is sidelined while he gets back on his feet; Marty fights to stay in the game; Eustace makes a critical trade to protect his future.
A slip of an ax blade slices Morgan too deep; Marty targets a wolf pack on a killing spree; Tom digs out.
Tom defends his home against a wolf pack; Eustace attempts to turn trash into treasure; Jason goes on a mission to feed his family.
Marty's retreat leads to a surprise in his own backyard; Morgan builds to beat the dangers of the deep freeze; Tom hits the jackpot.
As winter strikes, Morgan hunts for riches in the ruins; Jason tackles a river giant; Eustace makes a breakthrough with black powder.
Tom pays the price for two failed winters in a row; Morgan calls in reinforcements for his horses; Eustace and Preston harvest a hog, and Rich gets the pick of the litter.
Tom scrambles to carry out a last-minute bear hunt to save his season; Morgan fights for his future with fire; Eustace has an unexpected showdown.
Tom washes out in Idaho and retreats to the Yaak; Eustace races to stop a breakout and Morgan battles predators large and small.
Tom hits the rocks with only weeks of winter left to go; Morgan seeks protection from the bears and Jason fires up the forge.
Marty begins an epic overland journey into the Alaskan bush; Morgan clashes with a ravenous grizzly bear.
Tom sees a jackpot slip through his hands; Morgan makes a last ditch effort to find food; and Marty is driven off his line.
Morgan's land fails to provide, leaving him locked in a life or death battle with hunger; Tom's bad luck streak continues into a new season; Rich takes a bruising fall.
It's a race against the end of winter; Marty takes a risk on thin ice; Rich launches a rescue mission.
A predator comes back when Tom can least afford it; Marty runs out of daylight; Rich fights back the wolves.
An early melt brings Marty's record run to a screeching halt; Tom gets an unexpected boost and Eustace rushes to finish his logging job before spring.
In Alaska, Marty Meierotto completes his cabin build just in time for his family to touch down in the Revelation Mountains. While in Montana, Rich Lewis has a real-life cliffhanger as his dogs go one step too far in the pursuit of a bobcat and Tom Oar's skills are put to the test on a risky commission. In North Carolina, Eustace Conway pushes for the finish line, but a mistake brings his lumber operation to a screeching halt.
Morgan's survival hangs on a critical airdrop; gale-force winds threaten to destroy Marty's cabin; Tom finally gets a breakthrough that could end his losing streak.
Tom's run of bad luck intensifies, but he refuses to give up; Morgan closes in on his goal and Marty prepares for his family's arrival on the line.
Morgan stakes out his next meal to fight off starvation; Marty discovers an unexpected jackpot.
Morgan ends up in a death trap in the Alaska Range after a whiteout occurs in an avalanche zone.
Winter's uneven arrival causes mayhem in the mountains, putting Rich on the front lines of a new war against predators and pushing Tom to the brink.
Morgan gets caught in the grips of an ice desert with no shelter in sight and Marty's return to Alaska's Revelation Mountains takes an unexpected turn.
Tom defends his home against a bear threat while Morgan makes a deadly miscalculation on thin ice.
After surviving last year's record breaking cold, the Mountain Men return more prepared than ever to do battle against Mother Nature, but unpredictable extremes in an ever-changing world force them to find new ways to adapt or die.
Marty is forced to make a mid-flight detour that costs him precious fuel; Rich faces his worst fear when the dogs run off in pursuit of a deadly predator, and Kyle takes down a beast.
Tom battles a dangerous ice jam. Marty launches a last ditch escape from the Revelations, and a deadly predator returns to the Ruby Valley.
Marty wants to head home. Kyle and Ben try and catch a predator during a stakeout at night.
As the bitter cold pushes predators to the edge, Tom is caught in a close range battle while Rich goes head to head with a pack of wolves.
In the Revelation Mountains of Alaska, Marty faces off with a vicious wolverine. In Montana, Rich tries to protect a young family from a hungry predator while Tom Oar battles the bitter cold to build a primitive teepee. And in Maine, one wrong step has Charlie Tucker fighting for his life.
Marty has to cross a dangerous river to get back to base camp; Charlie protects his new trapping ground from a coyote; Tom hunts a nuisance animal; Eustace races to get his horses to shelter.
When winter unleashes its full fury Kyle and Ben get caught in its crosshairs. In Alaska, Marty's gamble on new country pays off. The polar assault brings Eustace's progress in North Carolina to a standstill. And far north in Maine, Charlie breaks the ice to finally cash in on some fur.
Marty comes face to face with a wolverine whilst Charlie takes a big risk in some uncharted territory.
In Montana, Rich Lewis must defend his home from a mountain lion that has invaded his turf. In New Mexico, after a failed first attempt, Kyle Bell's son Ben steps up again to break a wild young colt. In the Revelation Mountains, a voracious wolverine threatens to derail Marty Meierotto's season for good, and in North Carolina, Eustace Conway puts his wood burning truck to the ultimate test.
Rich runs his hunting dogs through a gauntlet of tests to determine which will become the new leader of the pack. Marty sets out on foot to cut a new trap line and salvage his season. While Tom goes back to his roots to bow hunt a buck with hand-crafted arrows.
Marty risks getting trapped by an overflowing river. Tom loses an experiment when it goes up in flames.
Eustace creates a lumber shed whilst Tom tries to preserve a bison hide.
As the worst winter in decades rages across the nation, the Mountain Men must fight to stay on top of the food chain. In the Yaak Valley, the growing wolf population comes knocking on Tom Oar's door, and quickly turns into a blood feud. In Alaska, Marty Meierotto's traps are coming up empty, causing him and his family to regroup and figure out how they're going to survive the season. In the Ruby Valley of southwest Montana, Rich Lewis bags enough meat to survive the winter, but his battle has only begun as hungry predators catch the scent. In North Carolina, Eustace Conway struggles to bring a 100-year-old sawmill back to life to keep his property in the black. And in New Mexico's Cimarron Valley, Kyle Bell puts his 10-year-old son's mountain man skills to the test on his first hunting trip.
When the country all of a sudden encounters a early winter, Tom has to face a tough decision. Rich's hunting dog gets attacked by a mountain lion.
Tom departs for Florida; Eustace delivers the canoe he built; and Charlie takes his furs to market.
The end of Montana's long winter is finally in sight. Tom and Nancy Oar are scrambling to get through the last of their winter works when a surprise call comes in from their family that will force them to make a difficult decision. In the Ruby Valley, Rich passes on some of his lion hunting knowledge to a greenhorn. Eustace takes an opportunity to pay down his loan by building a primitive canoe, but the work is well outside his comfort zone. Charlie continues to struggle with his injury, while racing the change in seasons to secure some final furs, and after a highly successful season, Marty bear proofs his cabin and prepares to head home to Two Rivers.
Tom helps a friend with a beaver problem; Marty struggles with a faulty snow machine; and Charlie and Jim carve ice chunks out of a frozen river.
A hunting falcon is released by Tom and his brother; Rich rushes to protect his cattle from predators; and Charlie struggles with an arm injury.
Tom heads down to Idaho to help his brother break a pair of wild colts. Charlie Tucker returns to action after his shoulder injury, and puts his recovery at risk on Maine's frozen Rowe Lake. Rich sets off on a cougar hunt but ends up having an unexpected run-in with a bear instead, and George continues his frustrating search for food by the Snake River.
A series following the adventures of outdoorsmen who choose to live in the wilderness.
Tom struggles to keep a deadly wolf pack off his land; Rich tracks a large buck over tough terrain; Eustace makes some much-needed repairs; George is forced to make his way across the Tetons on foot.
Charlie spends the night injured and alone in Maine. In Montana Tom investigates signs of a predator lurking too close to home. Eustace rushes to raise money to make his loan payment. And in Idaho, new mountain man George Michaud tries to make a living running his dog sled through the peaks of the mighty Tetons.
Rich's cougar hunt takes a dark turn in Montana. Marty competes with a wolf pack for food. Tom and Will race an oncoming storm that puts them in jeopardy. And in Maine, Charlie suspects sabotage.
Tom's grandson visits; Charlie searches for shed moose antlers; and Rich hunts a mountain lion.
Logger turned Mountain Man, Charlie Tucker's luck takes a turn for the worse in the sub-zero North Maine Woods as a rookie mistake nearly costs him everything. In Alaska, Marty and Andy split up to cover more ground with the plan to rendezvous at dusk. But as night falls, Marty is missing in action. In North Carolina, Eustace puts his life on the line to help a neighbor in need, and in Montana's Ruby Valley, Rich Lewis sets off after a bobcat which has been eating his livestock, and the cat draws first blood, injuring two of his dogs before Rich vows revenge.
Rich and his hounds track Rich's nemesis, the killer mountain lion Three-Toes, across the length of Montana's Ruby Valley. In Alaska, a young prot g brings Marty the new snowmobile engine he's been waiting for. Eustace races the winter frost to seed his field in North Carolina and in Northwest Montana, Tom receives a commission from a neighbor to build a primitive bow, with a deadline that puts his endurance to the test.
After a successful deer hunt, Tom rushes to prepare the meat before it attracts hungry grizzly bears. In North Carolina, Eustace takes on a grueling job that he needs to complete in order to make his first loan payment. Marty's mechanical problems return and leave him stranded in the cold Alaskan night. In Montana's Ruby Valley, Rich postpones an elk hunt when he discovers evidence of a lion poacher. Rookie mountain man Charlie Tucker begins his trapping season in Maine's Great North Woods.
Marty Meierotto arrives at his Alaska trapline, but the unseasonably warm weather is impeding his plans. In North Carolina, Eustace Conway discovers two headless chickens in his henhouse, and begins a hunt for the predator responsible. In northwest Montana, Tom Oar discovers a grizzly bear has been prowling his property, while in the southern corner of the state, Rich Lewis frantically searches for his missing hound, Turbo.
In the Yaak Valley of northwest Montana, the worst fire season in living memory threatens the home of Tom Oar. In Alaska, Marty Meierotto flies into the heart of a vicious storm on his annual journey to his remote winter trapline. And a new mountain man, lion hunter Rich Lewis, leads his dog team through Montana's Ruby Valley in pursuit of a deadly puma.
In North Carolina, Eustace Conway s land is in jeopardy, so he saddles up and rides into town to make his final stand. In Alaska, Marty battles weather and wind as he attempts to feed his family and make it back home alive. And finally, Tom Oar's under the gun to finish his goods when an unwelcome bear threatens his family.
High in the Appalachians, Eustace Conway is forced to track down a poacher that has trespassed upon his land. In Alaska, Marty Meierotto is in on the hunt to provide for his family when unwanted grizzlies make themselves known. And in the Yaak Valley of Montana, bears wake as Tom and friend Tim hunt antlers deep into the forest. But when things get dangerously quiet, they soon realize they are not alone.
Tom Oar is forced to take matters into his own hands and push dangerous wolves away from his property. In North Carolina, the water runs out for Eustace, shutting down Turtle Island. And in Alaska, a simple mistake could cost Marty everything.
Tom Oar must put his work on hold while he tries to find winter meat and protect himself from looming predators. Eustace Conway brings in a former Turtle Island worker to pick up the slack and protect Turtle Island's most valuable resource. And Marty Meierotto battles time and Mother Nature as he races to make his fur deadline.
In the Yaak of Montana, Tom Oar is faced to make a decision that will determine the rest of his life. While being alone for months in Alaska, Marty Meierotto will battle the weather in order to make it home for his family. And in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Eustace Conway despite being ill continues to do what it takes to protect Turtle Island.
Eustace's fight with Justin reaches a boiling point while Tom loses his way high in the Rockies and Marty fights the elements as he tries to get home.
Tom Oar tries to save a friend's water supply and hunt his winter's meat surrounded by grizzlies. Eustace Conway deals with the threat of someone trying to take his land. Marty Meierotto combats life or death situations due to breakdowns.
The Mountains of North America haunt the imagination, masking a danger few are willing to confront. Despite the challenges, some choose to live this way, the last of their kind. Eustace Conway lives deep in the mountains of North Carolina. He moved here 33 years ago in search of a more 'truthful' existence. In the years since, he's built a home, and survived by hunting, fishing and raising animals. Tom Oar lives with his wife on the Yaak River in Montana. He is 100 miles from the nearest town, a place he hasn't ventured to in 10 years. Marty Meierotto, his wife Dominique and their daughter Noah live in the small Alaskan town of Two Rivers. Every month, Marty pilots his bi-plane, traveling into the bush in search of the wolverine and lynx pelts he needs to make a living. While he's on the Black River, he must hunt moose and caribou to survive in the wilderness. Together, these men represent America's true Mountain Men.


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King Kaufman's Sports Daily
Elegy for an underdog: Thanks, George Mason, we needed that. Plus: UCLA-Florida final. And: Women's semis, soggy baseball.
UCLA and Florida have their work cut out for them. They need to make Monday night's NCAA Championship Game exciting or one of the best Tournaments ever will end with a whimper.
As good as the first four rounds were, that's how bad Saturday's semifinal games were, unless you're a fan of UCLA or Florida.
Florida had little trouble ending the Cinderella run of George Mason, whose magic seemed to run out. It wasn't so much that the Patriots finally met their match, finally found a team good enough to beat them. They just played a lousy game against a good team that played well.
And that was the case in spades in the nightcap, when UCLA pounded LSU. What looked like it should have been a fairly even match was almost never in doubt. UCLA played about as well as a team can play. LSU would just as soon forget the night ever happened.
Let's stop and consider George Mason for a second. CBS's cameras caught head coach Jim Larranaga talking to his disconsolate team after the 73-58 loss to the Gators, telling them to appreciate the "magic carpet ride" they'd been on.
I don't think George Mason got to the Final Four with magic and sorcery and incantation. But there was the definite feeling Saturday that a spell had been broken.
On the game's very first play, Jai Lewis got the ball underneath and had his layup blocked by Joakim Noah. George Mason ended up scoring on the possession, but that block was an omen. That wasn't the kind of thing that had been happening in the wins over Michigan Sate, Wichita State, North Carolina and Connecticut. Plays that looked like they would lead to easy buckets had led to easy buckets.
This just wasn't the Patriots' night. But there hadn't been any charms or amulets, love philters or voodoo powders, shrunken skulls, soggy old tea leaves, crystal balls or magic wands in those wins, if I may borrow a list from Red Smith. Just good basketball and flawed, beatable opponents.
But when it ended it ended with a thud, as though someone had taken the spell off. Too bad because George Mason was really something.
Fifteen years ago, when Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson for the heavyweight championship, I wrote that if we could imagine that 42-1 shot beating the unbeatable champ, we could imagine almost anything -- even world peace.
I was kidding, mostly. I was also in my 20s and living in Berkeley, so I wasn't kidding entirely. But I still think there's something to it. Great runs by underdogs are beautiful things. They really are, to use a word used way too often by people who do what I do for a living, inspirational.
Who knows how many times, over the next 20 or 30 years, someone doing who-knows-what seemingly impossible thing is going to take encouragement from George Mason's '06 Tournament drive? Who knows how many times some overachieving underdog will be compared to George Mason and who-knows-how-many of us will think back fondly on those two improbable weekends.
If it weren't for underdogs like George Mason pulling off upsets like their run to the Final Four, life would be one big Yankees-Devil Rays pennant race.
Actually, life is one long Yankees-Devil Rays pennant race, and the bad news is most of us are Devil Rays. But the good news is sports doesn't have to be that way. And George Mason provided a reminder of that.
What they didn't provide is some kind of "proof" that teams from smaller conferences "belong" in the NCAA Tournament, an idea that seems to be flying around.
Didn't Gonzaga already "prove" that, if it needed proving, which it didn't? And wouldn't it have been just as much of a Cinderella story, proving nothing about smaller conferences, if 12th-seed Texas A&M had followed its upset of Syracuse by beating LSU, Duke and Texas to win the Atlanta Regional?
I'll answer those for you. Yes.
So now it's Florida and UCLA, a football school and the school that owned college basketball lifetimes ago. You can't be much more impressive than UCLA was against LSU, taking control in the opening minutes against a very good team and never letting go. On the other hand, UCLA squeezed by Alabama and needed a miracle against Gonzaga just to get to that game.
UCLA surprised me by being quicker and faster than LSU, which before Saturday night I would have said was the most athletic team in the Final Four. The Bruins completely shut down LSU's talented frontcourt. If they do the same thing against Noah and Al Horford, Florida's strength, they'll win the championship.
I don't want to get caught up in handicapping the last game, because in the last game, I thought LSU would beat UCLA, and it's pretty much not possible to be more wrong without uttering the words "I think Dan Quayle put it best." But I'll take UCLA Monday night.
Lee Humphrey can't be counted on to rain threes down on UCLA the way he did on GMU. He made six of them, more than twice his season average, and the three of them he made right after halftime were killing blows. The Bruins are excellent perimeter defenders.
They're also good on the inside. I like Florida's size and balance, but I think UCLA's big men, especially Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, can do enough to neutralize Noah and Horford, and Jordan Farmar and Arron Afflalo give UCLA a slight advantage in the backcourt.
UCLA in regulation, but in a game so close it makes everyone forget how dull the semifinals were.
Women's Final Four [PERMALINK]
If Ivory Latta's body slam of Marissa Coleman in the final seconds of North Carolina's semifinal loss to Maryland Sunday night had happened in a men's game, it would have started a brawl.
Latta, playing hurt in a losing effort, was frustrated and she committed a stupid, violent, dangerous act. In the game's final seconds, hopelessly behind, she reached both arms around Coleman, who had collected a rebound, wrestled her for the ball and, as the referee's whistle finally sounded, threw her to the floor. Coleman wasn't hurt and, aside from some scattered boos, there was no real reaction.
If Latta and Coleman were men, we'd still be talking about the fight Latta started, the breakdown in civilized behavior in basketball and whether Latta should be banned for life.
Instead, the Associated Press report of the game described the takedown this way: "Latta also missed a desperation 3-pointer with 21 seconds to go then missed again with 2.8 seconds to play and fouled Marissa Coleman as both players fell to the floor."
Yeah, players often both fall to the floor when one is performing an atomic drop on the other.
Latta was ineffective after a first-half knee injury, and Maryland wore down the Tar Heels 81-70 in one semifinal. In the other, Duke pounded LSU 64-45, so Tuesday's Championship Game will be an all-ACC affair.
The pick here, and keep in mind I did better with my women's bracket than with my men's, and also that I had North Carolina winning it all, is Duke.
Baseball's all-wet opener [PERMALINK]
It's ridiculous for baseball to keep its season-opening game alive through a three-hour rain delay, which is what happened Sunday night in Chicago. The White Sox and Cleveland Indians were delayed in the fourth inning, then resumed three hours later, after midnight Eastern time, on a wet field in front of a sparse crowd -- and, after a little while, in the rain.
The game was in the sixth inning when midnight struck locally in Chicago.
Both the Indians and the White Sox have days off Monday and Thursday. Hey, here's a crazy thought: This game could have been played on one of those days.
Turning to more important matters, the new fashion in uniform undershirts, first spied during the World Baseball Classic, as far as I know, is a splash of trim color around the elbows. So for the White Sox that means some white on the black sleeve, and for the Indians some red on the dark blue.
I believe the official name for the design is "laundry mishap."
I've always been so ahead of the times. I totally have shirts like that!
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Song: Correlation Song
A song to teach about the relationship between the slope of the regression line and the correlation. The lyric was authored by Lawrence Mark Lesser from the University of Texas at El Paso. The song may be sung to the tune of the English lullaby "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" (Jane Taylor, 1806). Free for use in non-commercial teaching. This song is also part of an NSF-funded library of interactive songs that involved students creating responses to prompts that are then included in the lyrics (see www.causeweb.org/smiles for the interactive version of the song, a short reading covering the topic, and an assessment item).
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CHORDZ CORDERO
Chordz Cordero is a Jamaica Queens artist that has been perfecting his skills as an emcee, singer, producer, and musician since a child. He has collaborated with artists such as St. Joe Louis, Brokn.Englsh, Daniel Joseph, Swave Sevah, PH and GMS, to name a few. A few years ago, a chance encounter with PH led to some musical collaborations with MCMI.
"I met PH at a Jean Grae concert at Highline Ballroom a few years back, when he was performing with his former group Brooklyn Academy. After a few chats we got together to do some tracks for both of our projects." – Chordz
PH introduced Chordz to GMS and Blitzkrieg, co-founders of MCMI Records. Hearing great talent and potential, they decided to work with Chordz to release some music. Chordz' first work on the indie label was a collaboration with GMS, who laid the musical foundations for the song FREEDOM: How We Get.
The song is an ode to personal spiritual freedom, with production by GMS and vocals by Cordero. Besides making the beat, GMS plays flute on the track, while Chordz takes 'em to church with his original heartfelt lyrics about struggle, perseverance and redemption. Released digitally on January 15th, 2012, just in time for freedom fighter Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, the song was very well received all over the world, getting airplay as far away as South Africa, where some producers put out an unofficial, unauthorized dance remix of the record. An official dance remake of the song is in the works and will appear on an upcoming project.
After Freedom, Chordz dropped a project with label mate PH ("This Is Not a Tyler Perry Movie") and an EP with DC producer JUDAH ("Catalyst: [E]volution (EP)"), on DubMD Promotions. The two projects received a flood of positive feedback from the blogosphere and have expanded Chordz audience, doing well throughout Spain, Germany, Australia, Japan, the UK and the United States.
In 2015, Chordz dropped "The HIGHBRED LP", a collaboration with fellow MC Sir Manley and producer Boonie Mayfield, on MCMI Records. He is available for collabs and choruses and will be putting out more music soon.
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Her angel wings are coming along nicely in two part epoxy. Heavy, though. This pony weighs 5.6 ounces, and I still need to finish the back of the wings!
Oooh wow! Those wings are superbly detailed.
I still can't find a decent method of making additions. The epoxy I have now... wherever it went, is just impossible to work with.
Epoxy is a pain to work with. It's best to mix it, scrub your hands, and let it sit for at least 10 minutes before trying to work with it. Otherwise, that stuff sticks to EVERYTHING!
You're making the wings? How AWESOME! I'm still planing for you to make my persona since you did Flanker for Steve. I wanted her to have those style wings and was thinking of getting you to do part of the custom and Woosie the wings. Hehe. Of course, I'd need enough money and an open spot. Tis why she's still in the mental stage for me.
May I ask that my Pony handle of Steves_Minty be put on Flankers page when you're not too busy? It's not important, but since I've started using it in the Pony community I'd like it there.
I changed the credits for Flanker's page...it only took a minute to do. Not a problem at all.
Beautiful customs as usual, Aikarin! ^_^ I really love Eferia.
Thanks! ^_^ I'm really happy with how Eferia turned out too.
I'm glad you're not letting this stop you, hun. Kinda brave, taking on the big boys like this.
Lovely customs too. As always.
Thanks for the comment. I was a bit worried at first, but I think Hasbro is smart enough not to anger their customers. Also, I'm willing to work with them to change the website to meet their demands (whatever that might be). I'm not trying to cause problems for them, LOL!
Glad to see you customizing again. I can't wait for the Rylie Alexis winged pony to be done! She looks breath taking!
Hope everything will be alright with Hasbro. I think it's probably the box, logos, and replicas also... hopefully they will be satisfied with the changes you made.
Thanks for the comment about the winged pony. Those wings took quite a bit of time to sculpt. I forgot what a pain it was to work with epoxy. It's a race against the clock, to get it shaped before it sets!
Awwww...I hope things are okay with Hasbro too. Otherwise, they'd be letting a lot of pony fans down.
I'm so glad that the legal scare hasn't stopped you from posting pictures of your newest customs. I've been a big fan of your work for months but I don't have an LJ account... I absolutely love both of them!
Thank you! ^_^ Glad to hear that you enjoy looking at my customs.
Also thank you so much for making her for me You are the best!!!
Yea, those two ponies do look like long lost rocker twin sisters!
The wings on your Rylie Alexis project look great! I'm so envious of all the cutomizers who have adapted well to epoxy. I've never used the stuff, but for some reason I'm thinking it's complicated (resulting in me having a big fear of failing miserably)...But I know what you're thinking, 'you'll never know if you don't give it a try.' -- to that I say yes, I know, but i'm still a big, yellow chicken!
Good luck and I'll be watching to see if there is any thing I can do!
I can't believe this. I guess I'm a little slow, but I just got the news and I'm heartbroken. You're site made me fall in love with MLP all over again. When I was little I had tons of them and have lost them over the years. When I saw your site it made me want to go out and buy more to have for my very own, and of course I dabbled with the customizing, but never made it a full on hobby. Your site and many other custom MLP sites are frequent strops of mine and I would hate for that to have to change.
I think Hasbro doesn't quite understand the army they'll be up against if this goes any further. I also don't think they understand the money they are raking in from the fans of customizers such as yourself. I am always getting in trouble because I spend too much of my paycheck on ponies, and if it weren't for your site, I would have never started in the first place.
I love your work and think that you truly are an artist in the realm of pony customs. Hopefully I won't have to stop loving the art you come out with. I am behind you and the cause 110%. I will definantly be checking back.
Re: Good luck and I'll be watching to see if there is any thing I can do!
I was just a mlp collector untill i saw your site and it really pushed me to star customizing. they shouldnt be able to do anything to your site its the best one there is! I bet their just jealous because they cant come up with anything as good as yours =P .
Gr8 Job on finishing the ponies.I think your so cool!! Eferia is wicked.Youve done a gr8 job!!
Just wanted to let you know that I am fully supporting you in this and am eagerly awaiting news on the matter. I really hope it works out for you and that you are allowed to continue your great work!
I just can´t wait til Eferia gets here!!
Thank you once again, you did a wonderful job on her!!


Srinagar, Oct 23: PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday appealed the Centre for resumption of dialogue between India and Pakistan to end the "present phase of acrimony and confrontation" between the two neighbours.
The former chief minister made the appeal during a meeting with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh here, her Peoples Democratic Party said in a statement.
The PDP chief was among the leaders of various parties who met the Home Minister here on Tuesday.
"Good relations with Pakistan have a positive impact on the ground situation in the state and it also encourages reconciliation among stakeholders within the state which automatically results in decline in alienation levels of people," the Peoples Democratic Party leader said.
Mehbooba told the Union Home Minister that in the past when bilateral relations improved, Jammu and Kashmir not only witnessed an era of minimal violence but also reconciliation and people's active participation in democratic and developmental processes.
Expressing concern over the prevailing situation in the state, the PDP president also urged the Home Minister to ensure that civilian deaths and collateral damage during security operations are avoided at all costs.
Mehbooba said she believed every civilian death not only adds to the alienation of people but also pushes back the democratic and developmental process in the state.
She asked the Home Minister to direct all the security agencies to exercise maximum restrain and follow strictly the standard operating procedures while dealing with the security situations in the state to ensure that civilian lives and property are not put to any risk in these operations, according to the PDP statement.
Srinagar, Apr 19: The Government of India's decision to suspend cross LoC trade indefinitely in Jammu and Kashmir has panicked at least 597 traders, whose goods worth crores of rupees are currently in transit on the route.
Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA) Thursday ordered immediate suspension of LoC trade via two routes- Salamabad and Chakan-da-Bagh in Jammu and Kashmir, citing its "misuse" by Pakistan.
The action claimed the "misuse" involved "illegal inflows of weapons, narcotics, and currency".
The suspension has left traders furious and worried, who say there should have been prior information from the government to avoid losses of the traders.
Abdul Ahad Mangral, a resident of Uri, who is associated with the cross LoC trade since 2008, was all set to receive goods that he ordered for the month of Ramadan.
Since Thursday evening he is restless, as his goods worth Rs 4 crore won't be traded now after the MHA diktat.
"I will be bankrupt. I have stocks of zeera, chilli seeds, bananas, pomegranate, which had to be bartered against almond, pistachio, oranges and mangoes. I don't know what to do with these stocks since government has closed the route indefinitely," he said.
Mangral said the decision by the central government was "political in nature rather than a security threat".
"There should have been some intimation from the government as our losses will run in thousands of crores. Apart from 229 traders, there are around 1000 truckers and 200 labourers from different parts of Kashmir, who too will lose their livelihood," he said.
Another trader, Tariq Khan from Uri, said they had already suggested the government to establish an advanced mechanism at the trade facilitation centers to check the claimed illegal flow of drugs.
"We had suggested the availability of such facilities through memorandums back in 2010 and 2016. The LoC trade is continuing for the last 10 years, which means it has become a source of livelihood for many families," he said.
Khan suggested the government to allow the trade till the bartering is equalized by traders from both the sides.
"We will cooperate with the government. But at least let us recover our investment," he said.
Krishan Singh, a trader from Poonch said many of his colleagues have borrowed heavy loans from banks to invest in their businesses.
"We hope government resumes cross LoC trade as soon as possible. The ban will push many families to starvation and they owe huge amounts to banks," he said.
Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries (KCCI) called the suspension a "regressive" measure adding they will take up the matter with the government.
"We have suggested full body scanners years ago. It is certainly going to impact the economy of the state and we shall take up the matter with the government," said KCCI senior vice-president, Nasir Hamid Khan.
The Cross-LoC trade was started in 2008 as a major confidence-building measure between the two countries as two Trade Facilitation Centres located at Uri's Salamabad in Baramulla district, and Chakkan-da-Bagh in Poonch were started.
The trade took place four days a week. It was based on barter system and on zero duty basis.
Twenty-one items were currently bartered from both the sides.
While India traded-out carpets, embroidered items, furniture, handicrafts, saffron, dry fruits, Kashmiri spices, rajmah, honey, medicinal plants, fresh fruits and vegetables, Pakistan in return traded-out rice, prayer mats and tasbeeh (rosaries), precious stones, Peshawari leather sandals, maize and maize products, imli, moongi, black mushroom, and dry fruits.
The Srinagar-Muzaffarabad route in the valley and Poonch-Rawalkote in Jammu has over 600 traders registered, who are plying their wares between J&K and Pakistan administered Kashmir.
The LoC trade across Chakan-Da-Bagh and Salamabad was intended as a confidence building measure for the population living in remote areas of Jammu and Kashmir and living across LoC.
"However, third parties manipulated the trade and misused it for trading goods being produced from outside the State of Jammu and Kashmir. For example the almonds produced in California finding their way through LoC trade involving a large transport network spread in many countries," reports quoting MHA sources said.
"The inimical elements on Pakistan side identify a suitable Pakistani trader firm and hand over the money that is to be transferred to the anti-national elements and militant organizations on the Indian side. Pakistani trader under-invoices the product like California almonds to the extent of money received by him. On receipt of the consignment, trader on the Indian side sells California almonds at the prevailing market price and makes extra and undue profit to the extent of under invoicing. Extra money so generated is handed over by the trader to antinational elements and militant organizations in the valley to fuel anti-India operations," the sources added.
"Some Indian nationals who have crossed over to Pakistan and joined militant organizations have opened trading firms in Pakistan. As a result, many trading firms under the control of militant organizations are doing LoC trade with Indian traders firms who are operated their own relatives in the Indian side," they said.
"Cross LoC trade is also being used as a regular channel of funneling of drugs such as cocaine, brown sugar and heroin into the valley adversely impacting the youth thereby converting many of them into addicts of such life threatening drugs. In a recent example, 66.5 Kg of heroine was seized from a valley-based consignee and the drugs came through the LoC trade," the sources added.
They said that the trade is being "exploited for periodically smuggling arms and ammunition into the valley".
"Numerous seizures have been made of pistols, grenades, spares and ammunition. Recently a large cache that was concealed in a consignment of bananas was seized from a cross LoC driver from Kulgam in the valley," they said.
"In different consignments passing through LoC trade, Rs 57 Lakhs, Rs 20 Lakhs, Rs 15 Lakhs and Rs 7.5 Lakhs of fake currency notes have also been seized and over a dozen of people have been arrested. In the light of such large-scale misuse and loopholes being exploited for illegal and anti-national activities, Government of India has been compelled to suspend the LoC trade," they added.
The Government, the sources said, will revisit the issue of resuming the LoC trade after stricter measures and systems are put in place to address these issues.
"New measures are expected to restore benefit of LoC trade to local population only, rather than allowing militant organizations and unscrupulous traders based far away from these trading points to syphon off the benefits and fuel instability in the valley," the sources said.
Srinagar, Apr 19: Hurriyat (M)) chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Friday said that people staying away from the electoral process was a peacefully conveyed clear message to Government of India that Kashmiris want a serious political initiative towards the resolution of lingering Kashmir issue and that the people and the leadership will support all initiatives that are aimed at addressing it.
He, the statement added, said that the people of Kashmir are facing tremendous hardships for the past 70 years in general and 30 years in particular, hoping that some serious efforts would be made to resolve the issues so that peace prevails in the region.
"It's not that people of Kashmir don't believe in democratic practices that electoral processes entail or don't believe in its empowerment but people want to understand to what end do they participate? Has it in any way changed anything on ground for them? Has it helped in ending the uncertainty in our lives? Has our true situation ever been conveyed to people in India or any effort made in that direction?" he said.
"Such measures for short term gains come at a huge price that people of the subcontinent pay for long term peace and progress," he said.
Mirwaiz also announced that on the eve of Shab-e-Baraat(night of reverence), Isha prayers will be offered at the grand masjid at 9:30 pm on Saturday and soon after the prayers he will address the gathering and shed light on the importance of the night and also lead touba-e-istigfaar prayers.
Srinagar, Apr 19: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti Friday warned that closure of routes across the Line of Control with Pakistan administered Kashmir will have dire consequences, claiming that whatever Atal Bihari Vajpayee achieved in Kashmir, PM Narendra Modi wants to "demolish it".
Reacting to suspension of cross-LoC trade by Ministry of Home Affairs on Thursday, Mehbooba said that New Delhi had adopted a "muscular policy" for polarization in India.
"Whatever Vajpayee had done, Modi wants to demolish that. All the steps taken by Vajpayee Ji, whether it is cross LoC trade, cross LoC bus service, opening of other major routes and the related CBMs, it seems the NDA government is hell-bent to demolish all those CBMs," she said.
Mehbooba said when she was the chief minister of J&K, the Centre tried to suspend the cross LoC trade.
"But I resisted," she said.
"If they want to choke routes and space to people of J&K then there will have serious consequences. Jammu and Kashmir problem will be solved if all routes are opened. We want all old routes including Kargil-Skardu, Sialkot-Muzaffarbad, which connect us with South and Central Asia before 1947, to be restored," she demanded.
The government of India on Thursday suspended trade on two routes from Salamabad in Baramulla district and Chakkan-da-Bagh in Poonch with Pakistan administered Kashmir.
"The action has been taken as the Government of India has been receiving reports that the cross Line of Control trade routes are being misused by Pakistan based elements for funneling illegal weapons, narcotics and fake currency etc," the Home Ministry said in a statement.
The cross trade was meant to enable exchange of goods of common use between local populations across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. It attracted zero duty and is based on the barter system.
Mehbooba said that J&K was a very complicated issue.
"We saw what happened in Pulwama. We have to find a solution to Kashmir problem. BJP has involved J&K in elections across the country. They want to show people they have adopted tough and muscular policy on Kashmir and this all being done for polarization," she said.
She also slammed the Sadhvi Pragya Thakur for her remarks against Hemant Karkare.
"These are the worst days for the country that you have fielded a candidate despite her remarks against a martyr. What you want to communicate that whatever lady says is the stand of the BJP," she added.
"Mumbai terror squad chief Hemant Karkare died after I cursed him," Sadhvi had earlier said.


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TEN10… from Arcade to E Street
Seven Queensland turns 50
1995: April 8-14
We're all doomed romantically!
The Blue Heelers men — Grant Bowler, Martin Sacks, William McInnes and Damian Walshe-Howling (pictured) — all agree that their characters have a lot to learn when it comes to relationships. "It's a bit of an inside joke with us that we're all doomed romantically," Grant Bowler (Constable Wayne Patterson) told TV Week. "Tom's (John Wood) wife was killed, my wife left me, and Nick's (William McInnes) family died tragically. Chris (Julie Nihill) also has the all-time worst taste in men." Although the actors have their fans, they say the show's popularity is more about the quality of the drama rather than the look of its cast members. "None of us are ripping our shirts off in Blue Heelers," Sacks told TV Week. "The scripts are tight, it's cast well and it has a certain amount of integrity." Despite the show's change from 7.30pm to 8.30pm, Bowler said this won't have any impact on the show's formula. "The problem is we're also dealing with international sales. Blue Heelers screens in the UK in the afternoon, so we adhere to that," he said.
Melissa's back in town!
Melissa Bell has returned to Neighbours to reprise her role of Lucy Robinson, and she's happier than she's ever been. Her return to the series comes after a financially crippling experience in London, including the split from her London-based manager. "The situation with my manager in London became very difficult and expensive," she told TV Week. "I had to hire an accountant and a lawyer to sort the situation out and it cost me a fortune."
Gavin goes grunge
Former A Country Practice star Gavin Harrison (pictured) might be at home in Beverly Hills, but he is happy not to pursue the glamorous side of the industry. Now sporting a disheveled grunge look, Harrison says he is picking his roles carefully. He has already put his voice to a Disney series called The Little Wizards and has a continuing role in the series Wing And A Prayer. Harrison has also adopted a strong American accent. "It is necessary for work," he told TV Week. "Some people wear suits and have short hair because they are lawyers — they all the rules and regulations you have to follow to work. If you go in to a (script) reading or whatever talking like an Australian and then decide to turn it around, there can be doubts about whether you can pull it off. But if they perceive you as an American there can be no doubts."
Dean Cain, star of Lois & Clark The New Adventures Of Superman, is coming to Australia to guest star at the TV Week Logie Awards, to be held at the Melbourne Concert Hall later this month. Also coming to the Logies are Sesame Street's Big Bird and Hangin' With Mr Cooper stars Mark Curry and Holly Robinson. For Big Bird it is his second Logies, having appeared once before in 1980.
Derryn Hinch's forum special, Battle Of The Sexes, hasn't attracted much praise — with some labeling it a low point for Australian TV. "If you thought the hour was bad, you should have seen the two hours and 10 minutes we had before the editing," one Nine staffer told TV Week.
ABC's TVTV could be on the chopping block. The show's producer Mark Gibson has already moved on to other projects — including a proposed Saturday night comedy show. Insiders say the show's future will be decided in June but the axe seems likely.
Artist Services, the production company of Steve Vizard and Andrew Knight, is said to be discussing new projects with ABC — in particular a new comedy show. The company's exclusive contract with the Seven Network expires soon.
TV's Top 20 (Week Commencing 19 March):
Rank Program Network Day(s) Viewers
1 National Nine News Nine Sun 1923000
2 Movie: Crocodile Dundee Nine Sun 1860000
3 Home Improvement Seven Sun 1818000
4 ER Nine Thu 1762000
5 World's Greatest Commercials Seven Sun 1737000
6 Lois & Clark Seven Mon 1661000
7 60 Minutes Nine Sun 1610000
8 Australia's Funniest Home Video Show Nine Tue 1596000
9 A Current Affair Nine M-F 1559000
10 The X Files Ten Wed 1555000
11 National Nine News Nine Sat 1530000
12 National Nine News Nine M-F 1508000
13 The Nanny Ten Wed 1485000
14 Burke's Backyard Nine Fri 1483000
15 Money Nine Wed 1457000
16 World's Craziest Inventions Nine Tue 1450000
17 Our House Nine Wed 1443000
18 Blue Heelers Seven Tue 1436000
19 Wildlife With Olivia Newton-John Nine Thu 1406000
20 SeaQuest DSV Ten Sun 1381000
Lawrie Masterson: The View From Here:
"With this week's announcement of our special guest stars, the countdown to the 1995 TV Week Logie Awards is on in earnest. Work on the 37th annual Logies has been progressing quietly (on occasions, not so quietly!) for some months, but, with the event only weeks away, now is the time to step up into overdrive. And we can't think of a better way to do so than by announcing that three of the hottest young stars on American television have agreed to be part of our television industry's biggest night of the year. Dean Cain, star of Lois & Clark The New Adventures Of Superman, and Mark Curry and Holly Robinson, from the hit family sitcom Hangin' With Mr Cooper, will be in Australia for the Logies. And we've also secured the services of a fourth big, international name… One of the all-time children's favourites, Big Bird, will be here as part of a worldwide celebration of the 25th anniversary of Sesame Street, and he's all set for a Logie Awards starring role, as well."
Program Highlights (Melbourne, April 8-14):
Saturday: Beyond 2000 (5.30pm, Ten) looks at a reality centre — the testing ground for tomorrow's virtual reality and computer games. The Second Test, West Indies v Australia, begins live overnight from Antigua (12am, Ten)
Sunday: AFL Sunday includes Brisbane Bears versus Adelaide (1pm, Seven), live from Brisbane, followed by Sydney Swans versus Geelong (4pm, Seven), live from Sydney. Sunday night movies are Turtle Beach (Seven), Dead Ahead: The Exxon Valdez Disaster (Nine) and Dream A Little Dream (Ten). The Second Test resumes overnight (12am, Ten).
Monday: In Neighbours (6.30pm, Ten), Mal (Benjamin McNair) and Danni (Eliza Szonert) come to blows when her jealousy gets out of control. A British documentary, Hacker Attack (7.30pm, SBS), looks at how the development of the internet has resulted in the rise in electronic crime across the globe.
Tuesday: In Fire (9.30pm, Seven), Banjo's (Aaron Jeffery, pictured) secret is out, he's getting married to Anne (Anne Tenney, pictured), and the platoon members aren't invited. Boss (Peter Phelps) reminds him that they are his family above and beyond his wife-to-be.
Wednesday: Comedy special World Series Debating (8.30pm, ABC) discusses the topic That Australia Is The Arts End Of The World, featuring Robyn Archer, Louise Adler, Jean Kittson, John Herouvim, Bob Ellis, Margaret Scott and moderated by Campbell McComas.
Thursday: In Janus (8.30pm, ABC), Judge Glenda de Bono (Louise Siversen) takes on her first trial — a rape case. The Opening Ceremony of the World Youth Football Championships (11.30pm, SBS) is live from Qatar, followed by Nigeria versus Russia (12.15am, SBS) and Australia versus Costa Rica (2.45am, SBS).
Friday: The Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal (9am, Seven) features celebrities from Home And Away, Blue Heelers, Wheel Of Fortune, Family Feud, Saturday Disney, Fire, The Great Outdoors, Eleven AM and Full Frontal. After breaking for Seven Nightly News, Today Tonight, Home And Away and Four Quarters, the appeal resumes (8.30pm, Seven) with a concert special from the World Congress Centre. The appeal closes at midnight. Compass presents a special Good Friday program (7.30pm, ABC), looking at the Homicide Victims' Support Group.
Source: TV Week (Melbourne edition), incorporating TV Times and TV Guide. 8 April 1995. Southdown Press
1995, 60 Minutes, A Country Practice, A Current Affair, Australia's Funniest Home Video Show, Beyond 2000, Blue Heelers, Burke's Backyard, Compass, Eleven AM, Family Feud, Four Quarters, Full Frontal, Good Friday Appeal, Janus, Money, Neighbours, Nine News, Our House, Saturday Disney, Seven News, The Great Outdoors, Today Tonight, TV Week Logie Awards, TVTV, Wheel Of Fortune, Wildlife With Olivia Newton-John, World Series Debating
Permanent link to this article: https://televisionau.com/2015/04/1995-april-8-14.html


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Football: Champions PSG hit the top at a canter
Paris Saint-Germain forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic (second right) celebrates with teammates after PSG midfielder Blaise Matuidi scored a goal during the French L1 football match between FC Girondins de Bordeaux and Paris Saint-Germain on Sept 13, 2013, at the Chaban-Delmas stadium in Bordeaux, south-western France. Paris Saint-Germain went top of the French league table on Friday night with a comfortable 2-0 away win at Bordeaux. -- PHOTO: AFP
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PARIS (AFP) - Paris Saint-Germain went top of the French league table on Friday night with a comfortable 2-0 away win at Bordeaux.
The champions are assured of occupying top spot for at least a further 24 hours, with Marseille visiting bottom club Toulouse on Saturday night.
But the biggest threat to the defence of their crown comes from fellow-big spenders Monaco, who entertain Lorient on Sunday and should logically leapfrog the Parisians.
PSG, who have an important midweek date with Greek side Olympiacos in the Champions League coming up, were always in control of the game and their fluid football meant the result was never in doubt.
But they still had to wait until half-an-hour in to breach the Bordeaux defence for the first time, when Blaise Matuidi collected a deft through ball from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to beat Bordeaux goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso.
Yet it was all but over in the 64th minute when the impressive Lucas doubled the score with his first goal for the club, beating the offisde trap to a through ball from Verratti and leaving Carrasso stranded waiting for the cutback for the lurking Ibrahimovic.
"I needed that goal, not only to prove to the others what I'm capable of but also for myself," Lucas said.
The hapless Carrasso conceded that Bordeaux were always second best on the night.
"We ran into a serious Paris side, who gave themselves the ideal preparation for their first Champions League game. We tried to play at our best, but we were up against some great players and the second half they were much better than we were."


There's been some rumblings across the internet that 2018 has been… Let's see, how to put this… A bit of a dumpster fire. And I won't say that's entirely untrue; in all of human history there's probably been better years than the one where humanitarian crises deepened, dire global climate change warnings mounted, and Paradise actually became a dumpster fire. I'm not sure I like this much irony in my current events.
But the point is, yes, maybe 2018 wasn't so great—but for some, things are also looking up at the end of a long year. Take, for instance, the homeless veterans of Colorado. I can't think of any group more deserving of a win, and they got one on Tuesday. According to CBS Denver, Colorado broke ground on the Veterans Renaissance Apartments at Fitzsimons, which will provide affordable housing for homeless veterans and their at-risk families. However, that's not all the new complex will do. Besides providing 60 units for permanent living, there will also be employment assistance, mental health services and case managers to help veterans get back on their feet and into stability.
"If we can provide the housing that's affordable to them [veterans] and the avenues to get them into work and address health and mental health needs, we can end their homelessness for good," said John Parvensky, the President and CEO of the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless on the new development.
With construction officially beginning in 2019, Aurora is hoping to open the new housing complex in 2020, right next to the VA Medical Center.
So maybe 2018 wasn't fabulous, either for you personally or for those around you. But I like to think that if we can end it by connecting and aiding those less fortunate than ourselves, then we're welcoming in a year that will be a vast improvement on the last.
Cheers to a non-dumpster-fire new year, Colorado.


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Wright-Patterson has the coronavirus testing kit for DoD testing
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is located in Greene and Montgomery counties and is the Dayton region's largest employer.
By Thomas GnauKaitlin R Schroeder
Wright Patterson Air Force Base has a COVID-19 medical testing kit, which will be used only for Department of Defense beneficiaries, according to the Ohio Department of Health and the base.
"The Epidemiology Reference Laboratory at the United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM) has received a kit for testing purposes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and is authorized to test DoD (Department of Defense) beneficiaries," Wright-Patterson said in a statement Friday.
"As part of the Air Force Research Laboratory's 711th Human Performance Wing, USAFSAM's team has proven experience testing respiratory infection samples and working with the CDC processes," the base also said. "This lab is the only Air Force Clinical Laboratory chosen by the Defense Health Agency to test Department of Defense populations for COVID-19."
Lab tests samples will be sent to the Wright-Patterson lab by military treatment facilities around the globe, according to the base.
It is hoped that having testing kits in Ohio will speed up the time it takes to tell if someone is sick from the coronavirus outbreak.
A confirmed case of the respiratory virus, COVID-19, has not been announced in Ohio but as of Friday afternoon, but there were 100,647 confirmed cases worldwide, with 80,573 in mainland China. There were 236 people confirmed to sick with the virus in the U.S.
There have been 3,411 deaths and 55,753 people have recovered.
RELATED: Ohio creates coronavirus hotline: What's really going on
Dr. Amy Acton, director of the Ohio Department of Health, said Thursday that test kits have just arrived from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She said the Ohio Department of Health will be ready to start testing by this weekend after a calibrating process. The kits mean results will be available within one or two days for people with cases under investigation.
Having test kits available locally should mean faster turnarounds in securing test results, officials say.
"Having tests available in Ohio is going to make that a much more rapid response for us," said Clark County Combined Health District Commissioner Charles Patterson.
Three people are being tested for the new coronavirus in Ohio, the Ohio Department of Health said Thursday afternoon. There are no confirmed cases in the state so far.
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Publisher will salute Caribbean Americans
Carolyn Guniss— March 1, 2012
Special to South Florida Times
FORT LAUDERDALE —During a 1985 visit to Miami-Dade County, Jerome Hutchinson Jr. heard something at the time he thought remarkable: Blacks speaking English but with accents that were distinctly non-American.
Hutchinson was hearing the voices of the English-speaking Caribbean Diaspora which, anecdotally, number a few hundred thousand in the tri-county area today.
Flash forward to Feb. 15, 2012 and the lobby of BankAtlantic's corporate offices in Fort Lauderdale. That is where Hutchinson, president and CEO of ICABA Media Holdings LLC, announced that his company will recognize Caribbean Americans with a coffee table-worthy publication to be called ICABA Salutes South Florida's 100 Most Accomplished Caribbean Americans. The 300- to 350-page full-color glossy publication will debut at a June 29 reception at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
"This book will be one of the biggest we have produced so far," said Hutchinson, whose company recently identified and published a book about South Florida's most accomplished black executives, professional and academicians.
Its latest publication will include individuals who could have heritage from any of 28 Caribbean island nations, though U.S. citizenship and residency are required.
Hutchinson said the idea started germinating about two years ago and took root a year or so later.
"I have honored Caribbean Americans in other publications but have never focused totally on this community," he said. "I knew way back that I wanted to do something."
Already the publisher, which prides itself on identifying, connecting and celebrating accomplished blacks in South Florida, has lined up support from several islands consulates
and community leaders. Broward County Commissioner Dale Holness, along with Jamaican Consul General Sandra Grant-Griffiths, Haiti Consul General Francois Guillaume and Bahamas Consul General Rhoda Jackson, attended the kickoff reception and announcement.
"The Caribbean is the gateway to the Americas and there has been a migration to the South Florida area since the 1920s," Grant-Griffiths pointed out. "So it's nice to see that individuals who have been making significant contributions be recognized in this way."
The book will feature a picture and short biography of each of the 100 identified persons, as well as that person's country of origin. Those mentioned will be listed according to categories of Academicians/Educators; Community and Spiritual Leaders; Corporate Executives; Elected/Appointed Officials; Entrepreneurs; Healthcare; Legal; Rising Stars; and Sports/Media/Arts/Entertainment.
A Steering Committee will identify individuals and evaluate professional accomplishments. Nominations may be made at icabaworld.com, the media company's social website, but ICABA's editorial staff will make final selections.
The book's foreward will be written by South Florida attorney and community activist Marlon Hill. When Hill heard of the proposed publication, he immediately lent his support to it. In the foreward, he plans to tell the story of how all the people with Caribbean heritage are tied by a region yet still have their own national individuality.
"I want everyone, whether you are in Lauderhill or Miami Gardens — especially young people — to pick up this book and see themselves in the pages," Hill said.
Carolyn Guniss may be reached at gunisscarolyn@msn.com
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Q: How can I  two pages side-by-side in pdf reader when in landscape mode? I'm trying to learn iOS development. To do that, I wanted to develop a "book" for iPad. To do this, my idea is to write a simple pdf viewer with a couple of additional features specific to the book.
I'm new to iOS development, and from what I've seen, pdfs can be tricky, so I decider to search for a library or opensource project to begin with.
I tried leaves, but then found this, which doesn't have the fancy eye-candy, but works better with big pdf's and looks promising. What I need to do, however, it to be able to display two pages side by side when the iPad is in landscape mode.
As I said, I'm new to iOS, so: can someone give me some pointer as to where  should I start to modify the app? Or maybe point me to some tutorials on this, or a similar question? I don't need copy paste code (but feel free to post it, if you must, :)), just some gidance to start.
Thanks!
tl;dr: I want to modify this code so it shows two pages side by side in landscape mode, any help (tutorials on pdf in iOS, snippets of code, pointing the method I should modify) is appreciated!.

A: i dint see the links you included in your question but i have some idea how to render PDF.Use two TiledLayers side by side on a single view when you are in landscape mode.You should make your ViewController class delegate to both layers and handle content rendering in drawLayerInContext: method for both layers differently, by changing the CGPDFPageRef of the pdf document to display consecutive pages.Set the frames of the layers so that first layer occupies first half of the screen and other occupies second half.You may want to hide one layer and change the frame of other when your reader is in potrait mode.This CGDPFDocumentRef and CGcontext drawing methods will help you doing this.

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Q: Angular: how make history back when url is removed a hash situation  I have url like  /goods#date
the #date hash is in history.
I want that when user click browser back button it leads to a page previous of the /goods.
(consider there is such page)
I tried to do it with Angular services Location and history but i get not success.
Now I use this approach:
...
...
    constructor(
      @Inject(DOCUMENT) private readonly documentRef: Document
  ) {
    if (this.documentRef.defaultView){

      this.documentRef.defaultView!.onhashchange = (event): void => {

        if (event instanceof HashChangeEvent){
          if (event.isTrusted
              && event.type === 'hashchange'
              && event.oldURL.startsWith(event.newURL)
              && event.newURL.indexOf('#') === -1){

              this.documentRef.defaultView.history.back();
          }

        }
      };
    }

  }

which do not looks like so Angular way)
Maybe somebody have better solution?


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Published 12:04 a.m. ET March 4, 2015
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Truth not denigration
Where did Jack Belise get his misinformation from? His assertions are not factual. President Obama was never brought up as a Muslim. Initially he went to a Catholic school run by nuns. There he recited Catholic prayers, even though his white mother and grandparents were Protestant. He certainly did recite the Pledge of Allegiance and sang patriotic songs, as do American schools the world over.
In his many speeches, Obama has proclaimed his love for America. On Nov, 5, 2008, in Chicago's downtown park, during his victory speech, 146,000 people solemnly recited the Pledge of Allegiance, they were so moved.
President Obama loved his white mother and grandparents dearly. His grandfather asked his friend Frank Marshall Davis to mentor him in what it was like to be an African American male, not a communist. Those were the years when many Americans were against the Vietnam war, including many university professors.
While living in Chicago, Michelle and he worshiped at the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's Christian church. Even so, millions of loyal Americans are Muslim and love our country as do Jews, those of many other faiths, as well as non-believers, all are staunch Americans.
The political opposition went through 35 years of Rev. Wright's sermons to find the disparaging comments in a sermon delivered during Wright's militant days. The Obamas never heard this sermon while attending a service. The Obamas quickly disavowed these comments publicly.
We do need to transform this country into the democracy which our forefathers intended, not to be controlled by the super wealthy who buy elections and ruthlessly dominate at the expense of the poor and our environment. Mr. Belise may wish to check out true facts at our wonderful South Lyon library.
Delphine Palkowski
Spreading falsehoods is wrong
A recent letter said Science is "Creating a crazy world that opposes truth." My first reaction to anyone bashing science in general, is to ask them to please put down their cell phone, give up their car, central heating system, all radio, TV and Internet, and to take off all their clothes that have any synthetic material in them.
A brief response to some of the science items: Yes, CO2 comes from plants, but that completely skips the vital question of how that relates to greenhouse effects, and what role they play in earth's climate. Remember, the last time the earth's temperature changed by just 5⁰C – it was called "The Ice Age."
Genetically modified organisms are certainly something we need to be cautious about. But keep in mind, almost everything you eat on a daily basis has already been genetically modified. Wheat, potatoes, corn, bananas, tomatoes, beef, corn, pork, oranges, etc. do not come from things that existed in their identical forms before humans started tinkering with them.
Yes, a very few people who had been vaccinated did get measles. No vaccine is 100 percent perfect, but then neither is penicillin (it can kill some people). However, the measles vaccine is one of the most successful vaccines we have at over 97 percent effective. Before the measles vaccine, approximately 3-4 million people were infected every year, just in the U.S. Now, it's major, breaking news that 52 people got measles. If you don't get vaccinated, you are literally playing Russian roulette with your life, your child's life and the lives around you.
And please don't bring up that ridiculous notion of autism being caused by immunizations. This is just complete and utter nonsense, and has been disproven so many times it has become shameful that it is still being repeated. The guy who started this (Andrew Wakefield) has lost his medical license, and the article he wrote was removed from the medical journal, because of the dishonest, unethical lies he told. Every single trial, all across the globe, that has compared the incidences of autism to vaccines, has proven repeatedly that there is no connection whatsoever.
It is falsehoods like these that put real people's lives in danger, and spreading this kind of nonsense, is just wrong. Please see the website whatstheharm.net for hundreds of examples of how unsubstantiated beliefs cause real and lasting harm. Science may not be perfect (since it's done by humans, with all our foibles), but it is still our best and most thoroughly tested and reliable method of knowing about the world around us, and separating out what's real and true, from what is not.
Science, art, and literature are some of the greatest things humans have ever come up with. You may argue their ranking, but to argue any of their places on the list would only demonstrate a lack of understanding of both history and human progress.
Roads can be fixed without tax hike
After reviewing many emails and articles, I am voting "no" on May 5 in regards to raising our sales tax and changing Michigan's Constitution. Please do your own homework.
The tax increase would actually be closer to 17 percent. The residents in Michigan need to demand our elected politicians and their committees spend within their means and budgets, as we do, as responsible citizens. Our elected officials need to pass a road-funding plan with no tax increases. I also agree with Rep. Tom McMillin, we need "truthful ballot language."
Secondly, Absolutely "no" to recreational marijuana uses. Think about what this would do to our children.
By voicing or voting "no" on these proposals, we are saying "yes" to Michigan. Make your voice heard.
God forgive us, God help us.
Cheryl Ann Dorough
Political correctness is evil
President Ronald Reagan and Pope St. John Paul II combined forces to set the stage for the collapse of the iron curtain and freedom for millions. The iron curtain collapsed, but communist ideology survived and it learned what it needed to ultimately prevail.
The legal and moral foundation of America, like most of western civilization, is based on Judea/Christian principles firmly rooted in the Ten Commandments. This is the source of the American sense of fair play and empathy for the less fortunate. The forces of evil have mounted an all-out campaign, under the guise of political correctness, to undermine and dilute our moral foundation. As Thomas Jefferson warned "Even under the best form of government, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny." Tyranny is coming our way at light speed.
By using the camouflage of political correctness, the forces of tyranny have removed discussion of religion and thus removed morality from public life under the guise of separation of church and state. It is that removal that is the source of the deterioration of the way of life our forefathers passed to your care. Political correctness has made it illegal for preachers to preach moral issues, redefined by them as political issues, from the pulpit.
Unfortunately, most of the religious powers have, out of convenience, surrendered their right to preach and educate their congregations on how political issues and specific politicians align with the Christian foundation of the Ten Commandments.
If this country is to be turned from tyranny, it will take someone with extremely strong moral character firmly rooted in the Ten Commandments, along with the firm, vocal and unwavering support of the Christian's community. So, as we approach this next election, I plead with voters to ignore all the political noise and vote for the candidate with a track record firmly demonstrated to align with the Ten Commandments.
Ben Di Ponio
Tea Party Patriots of West Oakland County
A silent cheer
Just read Larry Ruehlen's column titled: "Black history lessons should be taught at home, too" and felt the need to respond. Your experience with your children is something I wish would happen in every home. I felt your emotions in the printed words of the column and silently cheered both you and your kids as you explored a sad yet powerful set of lessons in our past.
Too many parents either push such questions aside as too difficult, or too embarrassing, to answer. The Internet has both good and bad information, but I applaud your ability to use that tool to open a conversation that will lead your children toward a better understanding of race in America.
My own kids are having children of their own, but who's to say that this grandpa won't get an opportunity to teach his grandkids? Maybe your experience will help me do a better job. I hope it empowers other parents.
It was a powerful message, well said, and I thank you for sharing it.
Best wishes to you and your family.
David L. Ewick
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