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Though she'd released a fine full-length debut earlier in the year, singer, songwriter, music therapist and multi-instrumentalist Cheyenne Mize first entered the public consciousness with a 2010 mini-album full of 19th-century parlor music. Titled Among the Gold and recorded with fellow Kentuckian Will Oldham, it's by definition rustic and modest in scope. But Mize's music has been blooming slowly ever since, as her initial bursts of weary melancholy continue to make room for sounds that can be playful, potent, lush and sweet.
Out June 25, Among the Grey finds Mize sounding fully formed: Rich and assertive, these songs alternately storm and sparkle, as Mize's sound accommodates PJ Harvey-esque bombast ("Wait for It," "Heart Hole"), pop-rock punchiness ("Among the Grey") and ballads that shimmy and seethe ("Raymaker"). True to its title, the album explores life's many in-between places, with a crack band — including home-state pal and past tour-mate Ben Sollee on cello — recording in several different rooms of a Louisville church. Together, they craft a fine introduction to a singer who's searched for her own identity and found something worth looking for.


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Monday, March 17, 2014
4 Crock Pot Recipes, a Cookbook Review & a Giveaway
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- KatiePerk said...
Those carrots look different and tasty!
- March 17, 2014 at 8:39 AM
The apple butter BBQ spare ribs sound tasty!
- March 17, 2014 at 2:47 PM
- Kim said...
(I deleted the last comment because I misspelled!) Anyway, what I meant to say is: I am a fan of using the Crock Pot, as are both my adult children. I can also relate to not having an oven. We were remodeling during one wheat harvest, so I didn't have a dishwasher either. I made harvest meals with a Crock Pot, skillet and a microwave. It wasn't fun, but I got it done!
- March 18, 2014 at 8:00 AM
- Doreen said...
Dijon-Ginger Carrots look good.
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- StillyBee said...
Love to win this one!! Great post btw 8)
- March 19, 2014 at 12:27 AM
- Maggie said...
The Winter BBQ Chicken would prob be a hit in my house...
- March 19, 2014 at 2:33 PM
- Melody Baker said...
They all look tasty! Can't wait to try them.
- March 19, 2014 at 4:09 PM
- Kristy Jensen said...
Hawaiian ham sandwiches looks very yummy.
- March 19, 2014 at 8:37 PM
- carpediem5790 said...
The BBQ Chicken looks and sounds very good to me. It looks like there is plenty of BBQ sauce on the chicken. I hate BBQ anything that is short on the BBQ covering it. The food seems to taste more barbarque than sauce. Thanks for sharingand for this giveaway.
- March 26, 2014 at 12:47 PM
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The dijon carrots look good to me!
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Ok, I admit that I messed up! Late last week, I excitedly wrote about my first impression of Chrome iOS. I thought it was unbelievable: Google released an alternative browser for iOS and Apple approved it. I guess that I wasn't the only one *cough* Washington Post that thought you should know.
Well after the excitement wore off, I realized that Google didn't really build a browser. Instead, they created a UIWebView — that's the equivalent wrapping Google Search in an iFrame shell and telling everyone that you just built a search engine. That's hardly unbelievable.
So why should I care if Google didn't build an iOS browser?
Engineers certainly get upset over this kind of behavior. In fact, my former mobile engineer, Richard Guy, used to get extremely frustrated whenever I questioned the need to build a native mobile application. He would bellyache over the slowness of web-based mobile applications and while it was hard to show the difference in a live application he was right.
Guy Podjarny, Chief Product Architect at Akamai, recently published iOS 5 Javascript performance tests. The tests measure duration, so lower numbers are better. According to these test, there's a 200% performance loss for UIWebView vs. Mobile Safari:
The practice of using the UIWebView is already too commonplace. Facebook's current iOS application uses UIWebView. Fortunately, engineers at Facebook have hinted at a faster, native application coming later this month. I'd image that the effort was driven by the findings in the 2011 survey on mobile web sites conducted by Gomez, a application performance and monitoring company. According to the survey, 71% of mobile web users said that they expected a websites to load as fast on their desktop as it would on their smartphone. Additionally, 57% of mobile users stated that they would not recommend a mobile site that's too slow and 43% would not return to the mobile site. Consumers clearly expect mobile applications and sites to be snappy.
In all fairness, Google mentioned in their FAQ's that "Chrome does not have access to Safari's Nitro engine, [and] Chrome may have slower javascript performance."
While this statement is very well crafted, it is blatantly false. Google.com relies on Javascript and based on the performance tests one would expect the site to be slow. It is odd that Google would release an app with inferior performance, especially when considering that Google uses site speed to influence Page Rank.
So if responsiveness is important to you, do what I did and delete the Chrome for iOS! Google.com is much faster on plain ol' Mobile Safari.
Sorry Google but Steve is still getting the last laugh!


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eventh Annual University of Southern California Institute of Government Special Edition For SC Institute Of Government Volume XXVI SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY T ROJAN United Pre»s World Wide New* Service Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, June 1 2, 1935 Number 154 Armistice Will Stop Fighting In Gran Chaco hree 'l ear \X ar Between Paraguay and Bolivia Will Be Finished nd To Come Friday Noon onflict Was Bloodiest One Since 1918; 125.000 Killed. Wounded Three Faculty Members r Compromise on Tax Bill Made By Legislature Broad Levy Program Set As Houses Hit Rapid Pace Near Close Arlin Stockburger To Be Speaker on Civic Affairs Council Program Tonight Count of Vote Is 41 to 31 BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, Wednesday. June 12 — <U.P> —-Three years of bloody fighting in se "green hell" of the Gran haco will end for Paraguayan Bolivian troops at noon Fri-y, 48 hours after a peace for-ula is signed here by represen-es of the bedligerants. opyrigbt. 1955. by United PreiS. BUENOS AIRES. June 11 —KT.P> The three-year Chaco war in the hell" border lands between raguav and Bolivia will be end-beiore dawn, an official corn-unique indicated tonight. An agreement ending t he blood-~t conflict since the World war. which 125.000 men have been Jl'ed or wounded, will be signed ic 11 p.m. <EDT>, it was announc- Bolivia accepted without reser-ations the truce plan of the Chaco fdiators. including the United tates and neutral South American c.tions. Paraguay already had ac-Jptcd the plan last Sunday — the irsl step toward end of the war hich had baffled League of Na-ions' efforts and Washington's acc moves for years. The formula provides for ;mmedi-tc convocation of a pcacc con-^rcnce and definite cessation of (Utilities, with security guarantee for both sides. Major points in the peace plan ciudr: 1. Bo'h armies retain their preen! positions until demobilized. 2. Fivp thousand men on each >dc is the maximum allowed in J;; "truce forcr." 3. Recognition by Paraguay and Olivia of the Pan-American de-Jaration of Aug. 3. 1S32, that [territorial conquest by arms con- no sovereignty." 4. A neutrpl peace commission all fix the 'ines separating the rmies during the truce. The commission already is on the way to ie war front. 5 A peace conference wil] be held ^mediately by direct negotiations tween Paraguay and Bolivia *o ,ttle finally all the outstanding rcblems — chiefly a definite bor-erline in the Chaco betveen the a tions. 6 Demobilization of both armies ithin 90 days after the separating "es have been established by the eutral commission. Buenos Aires as well as La Paz. 'livian capital, and Arunrion. Par-guayan. prepared gsla celebrations arkinr the armisticc. Dr. Henry Reining Jr.. instructor in politics, Princeton university, who is in charge of the section on the Fundamental law; State, County. City. He lectures this morning at 9 o'clock on "The Charter for the Sixth Class City" in 303 School of Law. mmk * f Dr. Elmer D. Fagan, professor of economics at Stanford university. In charge of the Taxation section of the Institute of Government. the topic for his lecture in 303 Law building this morning at 9 o'clock is "An Evaluation of the Sales Tax." Dr. Walter H. Brown, director of University Health service, Stanford university, and president-elect of the American Public Health association. He heads the Institute of Government section on public health. Old Age Pension Laws Discussed Public Vt elfare Section Is Addressed by O'Dwyer And Louis Bloch By Edna Dewey Harkins Public Welfare Editor "Old Age Pensions" and some of the various state laws governing them was the subject of the lecture delivered yesterday morning by the Right Reverend Monsiegneur Thomas O'Dwyer to the public welfare section. The duty of society to eliminate the work-until-they-die sort of society which we have by means of social legislation establishing some satisfactory, form of old age security was pointed out. and that progress is being made in this direction by the states as veil as by the federal government was shown by the ffcr that there are now 33 states providing old age pensions. Fourteen of these having enacted legis-lation in 1933 W'th five others fol-lcwine thus far in 1935. The imperative need of such legislation was stressed by figures showing that th?re are now 7.500,-000 persons over 65 years of age in the United States, with an increasing number of these aged being thrown upon relief rolls of the country daily. Irsis'ators. generally. welcome the interest of the f"d-eral eovernrrent in this problem which has become of such paramount inmorfsncc. Officers Yet To Be Chosen; Meeting Set Assistant editors and vice-presidents have been elected in each group with the exception of the following; Crime Detection. Governmental Relationships. Financial Administration. Recreational section. Taxation. If possible, the information that these officers are expected to attend a committee meeting of all representatives at 1.30 p.m. Wednesday. in the east end of the Social hall, should be given these new representatives. Marion Jacobson Editor-in-Chief Vines, Wife Hurt In Auto Accident CLINTON. Ia.. June 11 — 0J.P>— Ellsworth Vines, professional tennis player. ex-American champion and former University of Southern California star, was badly shaken in an automobile accident near here late today. His wife, who was driving while Vines slept in the rear seat, was injured, perhaps internally. Their car collided head-on with a machine driven by William Crampton, of DeWitt, Ia.. who was injured seriously. Program Today by Class * * * * ** + + * * * H Schedule of Lectures, Discussions apping' Talk Is Given Section hy Division Engineer Bv William C. Hogoboom Public Enfinwinj Editor H. H Iiodeeson. division engin-er of ihe United States Geological urvey at Sacramento, gave an in-t resting talk on "Topographic :pping" at the public engineering tction yesterday morning. 'Mr. Hodges on illustrated his talk 1th charts showing how the maps e made and the flame table, tribulation. and other surveying itthods used in the field to obtain a1 deiaiiei. data necessary in pre-ing topographic maps. At the noon luncheon. Command- I r Thomas J. Maher, inspector for Coast and Geodetic survey at cn Francisco, and leader of the ' ruolic engineering section of the | n. titrne of Government, spoke on "oast and Gcodetic Survey Work {,plied to Seismological Investiga- r»" Commander Maher described the ientilic methods used by the sur-in measuring movement of the arth's crur.t in connection with the Ludy of the cr.uses and effects of arthquakes. At the afternoon session of the ublic engineering section, papers -re presented on "Steps in Preration cl Topographic Maps." by A. Ecklund. topographic engin-r. United States Geological sur-ey; "The Uses of Topographical aps," by O. D. Keese, office en-eer. Los Angeles County Sur-vor's office, and "Geological Map-by Dr. Thomas Clements, ite professor of geology at S. IXjday the sessions of the public gineering section will be devoted ^ ciiscussion of aerial photo-phic mapping- with speakers the Fairchild Aerial surveys ngineers of southern California. City Clerkship Administration 10-11 a.m.—• Public Relations," George Hjelte, superintendent, department of playgrounds and recreation, citv of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. 2:15-3:35 p.m.—Round Table and Discussion—Chairman. Dr. Henry Reining jr.. instructor in politics. Princeton university. Women's Residence hall. 4:10-5:30 p.m.—"Administrative Accounting." Herbert Payne, auditor, county of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. "Administrative Deviccs." Roy A. Knox, director, bureau of budget and efficiency, city of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hail. City Council Administration 7:30-9:30 p.m.—"Selecting and Training of Personnel, Civil Service, Why or Why Not." Speakers: Clifford Amsden. secretary and chief examiner. civil service commission, county of Los Angeles: Lieut. Ross R. McDonald, training division, police department, city of Los Angeles; J. L. Gowell. battalion chief, fire department, city of Lo6 Angeles. Women's Residence hall. Crime Detection 9-10 a.m.—Lecture: "Photography." Robert Smith. Eastman Kodak company. Los Angeles. Musical Organizations building. 10-11 a.m.—Lecture: "Surveying." E. C. Williams, police surveyor, crime investigation laboratory, police department, city of Los Angeles. Musical Organizations building. 2:15-33:35—Round Table and Discussion—Paper: 'Communications," F. T. Hawtrey, communications division, police department, city of Los Angeles. Musical Organizations building. 4:10-5:30 p.m.—Round Table and Discussion— Papers: "Report Writing.'-Lieut. Ross R. McDonald, training division, police department, city of Los Angeles, and B. E. Sackett. acting special agent in charge, federal bureau of investigation. United States department of justice. Los Angeles. Musical Organizations building. Federal. State, and Local Governmental Relationships 9-10 am.—"The Problem of Unemployment Relief." Chairman. Harold Pomeroy, director, public relations. Los Angeles county relief administration. Porter hall. Law building. 10-11 ajn.—Lecture: "Direct Relief and Its Administration." Porter hall. Law building. 4:10-5:30 pjn.—Round Table, Papers, and Discussion—"Work Relief (C.C.C.. S.E.R.A.) and Its Administration." Porter hall. Law building. Financial Administration 9-10 a.m.—"The Future of Civil Service," Fowler Jones, efficiency engineer. bureau of budget and efficiency, city of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. 10-11 am.—"Public Relations," George Hjelte; superintendent, department of playgrounds and recreation, city of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. :15-3:35 p.m.^Round Table and Discussion—Chairman. Dr. Henry Reining jr.. instructor in politics. Princeton university. "Administrative Accounting," Herbert Payne, auditor, county of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. (Continued on Page Four* Palmer Speaks On Land Grants Right-of-Way Section Hear Ogden, Lathrop Talk On Record System By R. I. Plomert Jr. Right Of Way Editor Probably one of the most interesting talks ever presented on the subject was given to the right of way and land section by Palmer Conner, assistant secretary of the Title Insurance and Trust company, yesterday morning. Mr. Conner spoke of the Spanish and Mexican land grants, and stated that the largest grant ever made in California was the Rancho San Fernando, containing approximately 120,000 acres, which was sold by the Mexican government for money to be used by the government in equipping its army to repel the American invasion of 1846. Mr. Conner stated that on July 4, Governor Pio Pico of California granted the island of Santa Catalina to Captain Robbins. MExican Grant#. Invalid All grants made by the Mexican government after July 6. 1846 were declared invalid by the United States congress by act set up for the proceedings for settlement of all land grant claims in California. It is interesting to note that in the early California days entire rar.chos containing thousands of acres were conveyed to parties in settlemen of grocery bills, wine, or other merchandise. No titles in the country have been the subject of so many attacks as have been the Spanish and Mexican land grants. Even today, people under false impressions are still attempting to homestead portions of these early ranchos. Ogden Also Talks Melvin B. Ogden, assistant title officer of the Title Insurance and Trust company, also presented a talk on the establishment of a recording system. He gave a complete history of the evolution of our present day decording system. Torrens titles were also in the subject of his discussions. At the afternoon session. Mr. A. L. Lathrop. vice-president of the Union Bank and Trust company of Los Angeles, spoke on trusts and estates and the discussion of land titles was continued by Mr. Ogden. Ep ic-Dfmocrats Engage in Shaip-Shooting; Report Finally Approved SACRAMENTO. June 11 — <ULP) —Acceptance by the assembly of a $22,000,000 compromise income tax bill and virtual assurance that similar action would be taken oy the senate tonight paved the way for completion of a broad taxation program as both houses hit a rapid pace toward adjournment by the end of the week. With the exception of some sharp-shooting from the Epic-Dem-ocrat bloc, the "free conference" report on the controversial income measure was approved by the lower hcuse without difficulty. The vote was 41 to 31. Levy Rat? Set The compromise provides for a one-fourth the federal levy with no exemptions for dividends or earned income. The bill now provides a single rate structure instead of a surtax provision as originally included. Originally the assembly had favored the higher levy of one-third the federal rate, while the upper house voted for a onelfourth rate including exemption of income from dividends. Tax Compromise The compromise also provides that the tax shall be administered by the state franchise tax commissioner instead of the board of equalization. In explaining details of the bill, proponents said payments could be estimated on the basis of one-fourth the federal rate, all exemptions included. Minor Senate Changes While the income tax question was being settled, the senate started the Jines mortgage moratorium toward final enactment. While the senate made minor changes in the measure, which must go back to the assembly for concurrence, the measure remained unaltered insofar as major points were concerned. It provides that property owners who have maintained their insurance and tax payments may appeal to their superior court for determination of the amount of principal and interest to be paid. The measure would be effective for a two-year period. The moratorium bill was set for a special order of business in the assembly tomorrow. In view of fast action on the income tax bill by the lower house, the senate planned to take the conference report under consideration later tonight along with the controversial bill proposing a state tax on automobiles. New Deal Seen In Japan-China Area Disputes Chinese Republic Names Military Officials As Nippon Demands Copyright, 1953, by United Press. TIENTSIN. Wednesday. June 12 — (U.P) — A "new deal" in eastern Asia with the Japanese in complete control of the Peiplng-Tientsin area below the great wall was inaugurated today. The Chinese republic named military and civil officials designated by Tokyo's military chieftains, and bowed to the demands which placed the Japanese in power in a buffer zone between nationalist China and Manchukuo. Party Branches Close All Koumintang (People's Party) branches in Tientsin and Peiping were closed this morning, ln compliance with explicit orders from Nanking, dictated by the Japanese. The party offices were abolished throughout Hopei province. Archives were shipped to Nanking. Underlings received two months' pay on dismissal from government service. The move definitely ends Nanking's semblance of control in the northern zone and utter compliance I with Tokyo's dictates, as predicted. Troops Disgruntled Thousands of Chinese troops streamed out of the northern zone toward the south. They were disgruntled but obeyed orders and withdrew in view of Japan's threats at violence and Nanking's determination to avoid war with her imperial neighbor. Major-General Kenji Doihara, chief of Japanese intelligence in Manchukuo and "mystery man" in the Manchurian adventure, arrived from Mudken by airplane for a conference with Japanese chiefs in the newly controlled zone here. He refused to be Interviewed here but. advices from Mukden quoted him as saying: •'The ultimate solution of the north China situation depends on the manner in which these demands are fulfilled." Finance Head Financial Chief Will Give Talk On Civic Duty Relationship of Citizen to State To Be Stressed At Dinner Meeting Arlin E. Stockburger. head of the finance division of the state of California, who will speak tonight on "Civic Responsibility" at the dinner program sponsored by the civic affairs council. The meeting will be held at 6 pm. in ehe social hall of the Student Union. Meeting Adjourned By Grass Rooters With Whoop, Holler COLISEUM. SPRINGFIELD, HI., June H — fU-P* — Grass roots Republicans from 10 middlewest states adjourned their conference here today with a whoop and a holler of acclamation for a program of 10 principles to guide the party's 1936 national convention. The program, presented by the resolutions committee through the chairman. Edward A. Hayes, former national commander of the American Legion, was passed unanimously. It endorsed "collective bargaining'' for labor, "stabilization of the farm market" and demanded " a sound currency based on gold," as chief points of its proposal, which will appear in some form in the Republican presidential platform. Analysis Made Of 'Tax Dollar' For Exhibition Class Program by Hours **+ * + *+ * * * Time Listed for Lecture Program Wheeler Rayburn Bill Passes Senate WASHINGTON, June 11 — <U.P) j —The senate late today passed the Wheeler Rayburn bill designed to protect the consumer and the investor against the "evils'1 of the public utility industry by eliminating useless holding companies by 1942. The vote was 56 to 32. Forty-five Democrats, Nine Republicans, one Farmer-Laborite and One Progressive joined forces to put across the bill sought by President Roosevelt. Voting against it were 18 Democrats and 14 Republicans. Final action came after the senate had defeated attempts to weaken and kill the bill. In a tense atmosphere and with utilities lobbyists looking down from packed galleries, the upper chamber rejected 45 to 44 an amendment by Sen. William Dietrich. D., 111., substituting regulation for elimination of unnecessary holding companies. Twenty-nine Democrats deserted Roosevelt to vote with 15 Republicans in favor of Dietrich's amendment. The deciding vote was cast by Sen. Peter Norbeck, R., S.D., who shouted "no" as the vote stood tied 44 to 44. By George A. Terhun** Publicity Chairman. L.A. Employes Featuring a graphic analysis of the Los Angeles tax dollar under the title "Services Your Taxes Buy." the exhibit of the All-City Employes' association of Los Angeles, now on display in the Physical Education building, affords the citizens one of the most comprehensive presentations to the extent, magnitude, and itemized cost of the local municipal government. "Those taxpayers who have taken the trouble to study our tabulations arc- really amazed at the low cost of the services their taxes buy," a spokesman for the group declared. "They unanimously aver that all taxpayers should become acquainted with the true facts. "These facts have been compiled by our association and we have published, at no expense to the taxpayer, a four-page leaflet entitled 'Los Angeles Leads.' This pamphlet is being distributed to the public at our booth." Schedule for lectures in coures in the Seventh Annual Institute of Government are listed for today: 9-10 aan. "Photography," lecture by Robert Smith, Eastman Kodak company, Los Angeles. Musical Organizations building. "The Future of Civil Service." Fowler Jones, efficiency engineer, bureau of budget and efficiency, city of Lo6 Angeles. Women's Residence hall. (downstairs). Lectures—"Relation of the Fire Department to General Government," A. B. Gidley, city manager, city of Compton: Arlin Stockburger, director of finance, state of California. Room 304. Law building. Lecture—"The Charter for the Sixth Class City," Dr. Henry Reining jr. Room%303. Law building. Lecture—"Hospital Ethics, Publicity, and Public Relations." L. B. Rogers, M.D., superintendent, Hollywood hospital, Hollywood. Recital hall, School of Music building. "The Technique of Administration ln State Planning," by Prof. B. M. Woods, chairman, department of mechanical engineering, University of California at Berkeley. Room 204. Physical Education building. "Health Insurance," by Dr. Paul Dodd, director. California medical economy survey. Porter hall. Law building. "Crafts and Hobbies," lecture and demonstration, by Louis Orsatti. recreation department, Los Angeles, and assistants. Room 203, Physical Education building. "Appraisals," lecture by George Schmutz, appraiser and realtor, Los Angeles. Room 301, Law building. "The Present Status of Sewage Treatment," by Abel Wolman. Room 300, Law building. 10-11 a.m. "Public Relations," by George Hjelte, superintendent, department of play- per plate, grounds and recreation, city of Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall. "Surveying," by E. C. Williams, police surveyor, crime investigation lab oratory, police department, Los Angeles. Musical building. "Direct Relief and It's Administration." lecture. Porter hall, Law building. "Public Relations," by George Hjelte, superintendent, department of playgrounds and recreation, Los Angeles. Women's Residence hall Arline Stoskburger, director of finance for the state of CaUfomia, will be the principal speaker on the dinner program scheduled for tonight under the auspices of the Civic Affairs council, sponsored by the seventh annual Institute of Government, to take place at 6 p. m., in the social hall of the Student Union. "Civic Responsibility" will be th* subject of Mr. Stockbroker's speech Reservations for the dinner should be made at the offices of the School of Government. 252 Administration building. The cost will be 90 cents per plate. In his talk Mr. Stockburger will endeavor to Impress the emphasis on the relation of the citizen to his government. Council in Charge The Civic Affairs council, under whose control the dinner-meeting has been given, was originally planned to stimulate the study of government on the part of all citizens. It is a voluntary association of organizations represented by their appropriate representatives— civic, legislative, citizenship, or public affairs committees, high school civics faculty members, and other groups who may wish to participate. The council endeavors to carry out the stated purpose in cooperation with the various organizations grouped under commercial, women's educational, religious, service, government-employe, and patriotic leagues. Activities of the civic affairs league include the publication of "Civic Affairs," which contains mention of important governmental problems; bcok and periodical notes; government publications; forums, and public meetings discussing public affairs. Presents Broadcasts Presentation through the Schoo< of Government of the University of Southern California of radio broadcasts of the actual management and administration of government is another activity of the council. The league cooperates with civic affairs and citizenship committees [ of all types or organizations in the presentation of effective club and group programs, including sugges-' tions as to plan and procedure when desired. It also operates a speakers' bureau. Council Arranges Forums* On request, the council arranges and manages forums and lecture series on a mutually desirable basis. The development of the civic affairs council as a clearing house in the field of government for personnel and literature, idea" clans, and materials useful in ading the citizen in his understanding public administration, and tending to inspire him to continued effort in achieving the goal of better and more efficient government is another plan of the group. No resolutions or endorsement or condemnation of men or measures are ever considered. The civic affairs council is planned with a single purpose — to stimulate the intelligent consideration of government. Dr. Baldwin Woods, chairman of the department of mechanical engineering at the University of California at Berkeley, will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting today, also in the social hall of the Student Union. 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eventh Annual University of Southern California Institute of Government
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Compromise on Tax Bill Made By Legislature
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Count of Vote Is 41 to 31
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have now been dating for at least 73 days, which is one day longer than the length of Kim Kardashian's marriage to Kris Humphries. While rumors have been circulating about the pair since early April, it wasn't until April 23rd that they were seen holding hands (or canoodling, as the tabloids would say) in public, thus confirming the profound and spiritual truth of Kimye.
Congratulations, Kimye! It's hard to find love in this dark and cynical world, but you two crazy kids just might pull it off.


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Welcome to the official web site for the Weber County Weed Department. It is our primary intention to illuminate the many ways that weeds impact our lives here in Northern Utah, and what we can do together towards minimizing that impact.
Weber County is host to most of the weeds listed by the State of Utah as noxious. Because our county is so diversified, the way in which these weeds affect each land use here is also varied as is the proper or acceptable method of dealing with a particular weed problem. Resembling a raging wildfire in many respects, these weed invaders left to their own ways will consume all that is good as they advance slowly but ever so surely across the land. Like an attack plan on a fire out of control, weed infestations cannot be stopped all at once. A suppression or control plan must be suited to the size of the problem.
A glaring difference between land overrun with weeds and land overrun with fire is that weed damaged land will not recover all by itself. However, as in the great Yellowstone fire, even when all is consumed and blackened, the land IMMEDIATELY starts a recovery process which will bring about near total rehabilitation. An example of human intervention in weed control is displayed here. Pictured below is a Weber County spray truck applying Tordon® to a wicked field of Canada Thistle in full bloom near Eden, Utah. No graphics manipulation here! The thistle is, or rather WAS ... just that healthy.
This same field, shown below and photographed 10/25/1999, is now 95% Canada Thistle free and full of native grasses. It is now part of the beautiful panorama that is the upper Ogden Valley and Pineview Reservoir. The Forest Service has expanded the nature trails facility bordering this now scenic meadow. Whether the grasses are green in the spring and summer or flaxen as they are here in the fall, the total outdoor experience at the nature trail is enhanced by the vista, rather than made less appealing by the noxious weed patch.
Not every weed infestation is this easily accessible nor treated in the same manner. What we hope to show in these pages are some of the different kinds of weed habitat both here in Northern Utah and around the country, how different organizations are dealing with weed issues and what your Weber County Weed Department is doing to meet our responsibility in the matter.
We also hope to impress upon you that effective weed control is a TEAM effort. EVERY person or land manager ..... EVERY municipality .... EVERY government entity responsible for a piece of ground is also responsible for weed abatement on that ground. An example of noxious weed neglect and the resulting environmental impact on neighboring public lands is the Browning Army Reserve ground next to the Weber County Fair Park in Harrisville. In the past, they have been asked by this office to take responsibility for their 20 or so acres of noxious weeds. The person who could authorize clean-up at this site is not in Weber County, and is dealing with weightier matters lately to be sure, so nothing gets done.
The Weed Department will inspect, advise, assist, encourage, and as we have time and budget, will even apply the appropriate chemical for a price. You may find out more about your legal responsibility for weed control and just how weeds are harming our environment at the Noxious Weeds link.


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IRC is an excellent public forum -- both for helping users and for getting to know other committers. We have official group status on Freenode. You can connect to Freenode by pointing your IRC client at irc.freenode.net. These are the main channels we maintain:
- #eclipse - questions from plug-in developers and users
- #eclipse-dev - Eclipse committer discussion and socializing - a good rule of thumb is this channel is for the development of org.eclipse.* plugins
- #eclipse-commits - lists all commits as they come in (See CIA)
- #eclipse-soc - official channel for Eclipse Summer of Code
- #eclipse-bugs - official channel for Eclipse Bug Day
w There are also more project specific channels:
- #eclipse-cdt-dev - C/C++ Development Tools committer discussion and socializing - a good rule of thumb is this channel is for the development of org.eclipse.cdt.* plugins. Usually empty.
- #eclipse-de - german localized version of #eclipse
- #eclipse-ecf - the discussion channel for the Eclipse Communication Framework
- #higgins - the discussion channel for the Higgins project
- #eclipse-modeling - the discussion channel for the Eclipse Modeling Project
- #eclipse-stp - the discussion channel for the [SOA Tools Platform project]
A log of the the traffic on #eclipse is available on the web. There is also a second Eclipse IRC FAQ available on-line which has some content copied to IRC FAQ.
If you are a committer on an eclipse project, then you can get yourself a developer cloak. A developer cloak identifies you as a committer on the Eclipse project, gives you some privileges on the channel and masks your hostname. If you would like a developer cloak, please contact paulweb515 or nitind on IRC.
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Mayor's Office
One lane of northbound North 27th Street from Cornhusker to Superior is expected to reopen about 8 p.m. tonight. A water main break that closed both northbound lanes early this morning has been repaired. The second northbound lane is scheduled to reopen Saturday before the end of the Husker football game to accommodate football traffic leaving Lincoln.
Motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible and use alternate routes until both northbound lanes are open.


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Doing A Happy Dance!Hello, Hello I am doing a happy dance as the long awaited, much anticipated ATDML Autumn Retreat weekend is here. Doing an even wilder happy dance than usual as at the beginning of the week I thought I wouldn't be able to go but it turns out that a few days can settle things down and begin to get things back to normal.
I taught the first class which was three layouts using Simple Stories - We Are Family. If you follow the link to the shop site you will see that this range has many more gorgeous items than I have used on my pages. I feel a little spend coming on!
The aim of this class was to get the most out of 'Project Life' style cut-a-part papers and to demonstrate, with the second page, how a 'Project Life' style page can be achieved without actually using divided page protectors.
The first two are designed to go side by side in a album and I have used the same format as I use in my 'Month in Five' album (an idea inspired by Jo's idea to scrap 5 photos from each month) - 1 large photo on the left and 4 smaller ones on the right. Look at that gorgeous wood-grain cardstock!
The third page uses up most of the remains of the kit (Jill & Mel are so generous with their kit content - such good value for money, three layouts from one class) for a page that celebrates almost 30 years of marriage.
Hope your day is as fantastic as I know mine will be - fabulous company, cutting and sticking, learning new stuff and a plentiful supply of cupcakes - what more could you ask for?
Reasons to be cheerful:
1. David is much better than we had anticipated at the beginning of the week and even talking about going out for a little drive today.
2. A day of anticipated happiness and creativity.
3. Almost 30 years of marriage and over 32 years of living with my man.


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And I remembered that I had crocheted quite a lot of snowflakes which were meant to be made into a garland but which were only just being blocked on Christmas Eve. There's always next year!
There was so much to do on Christmas Eve including icing the cake, once I had been to two supermarkets to find the required gycerine!
I must tell you that my first patchwork quilt was ready in time for Christmas, too. I finished sewing all 32' of the binding on the 23rd December. I am really pleased with it.
As is Charlie Boy, of course, though not in the mood for a modelling session it seems.
But finally, the scene was set. The presents were ready under the tree...
...so we headed out to join in the fun and I remembered to take the camera to snap one of my favourite fun local Christmassy sights on the way. Behold, the "house with the Christmas lights"...
Goodness knows how long it takes the owners to put up this display but I always enjoy seeing it when I drive past.
A collection box is put out so that people who stop and enjoy the display can contribute to a cancer charity. Nearly £2000 was raised last year.
We enjoyed a lovely Christingle service and sang the Christmas carols with gusto! The Munchkin received his Christingle and enjoyed looking at the Nativity scene in the beautiful church.
The Muchkin was exceptionally tired, I think all the excitement had finally got to him. I think he also thought that the sooner he went to bed, the sooner he'd be getting up! He didn't forget to make sure any late night visitors were catered for, though.
I received some wonderful presents, particularly from my thoughtful other half who had been up to mischief liaising with a certain lady, that purveyor of marvellous vintage fabrics and goodies, Donna Flower. As he warned me on the gift tag for my most marvellous present, this was unlikely to be a gift which remained just for me!
How right he was!
We enjoyed a wonderful Christmas and I really hope you all did too. It has been a pleasure knowing you all this year, especially those of you who have been prepared to come forward and comment and create a friendship between us, I really appreciate it. Now I'm signing off for a much needed break so I shall say cheerio to you all for 2009!


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Fredericella sultana, attached to a stone. Natural size.
Portion of the same magnified.
Imperfect septum at commencement of a branch.
Extremity of a tentacle, much magnified, with the internal layer partly exposed by the removal of the external cellular layer.
Muscular fibre of F. Sultana, showing its striated structure, and its tendency to break into discs. The central fibre of the group is seen to be irregularly swollen, as it appears when in a state of contraction.
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Listings in Apple Pie Trail, General Store, Yoga Studio, Specialty Food Shops, Day Tours and Farms in Glen Huron and Ravenna
Giffen's Country Market & Restaurant
Giffen's is currently offering a call-in dinner box Tuesday - Friday. For $70 customers can pick 5 large frozen meals (4-6 servings) from the menu. The restaurant is currently closed for takeout and delivery.
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Ravenna Country Market
The Ravenna Country Market has always been famous for butter tarts and pies. Since we the new owners – Monica Wolf and Roy Genoe – have reopened we are able to offer gourmet homemade Entrees, Soups and Sandwiches as well.
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Learn MySpace Profile Cheats from the Bloody, the Undead and the Occasional Witch
How completely insane. Here is a series of videos that purport to teach you how various indie emo hipster-looking people achieve their MySpace profile pic angles.
Sounds innocuous enough. Even seems to promise a spirited joke or two: how does the Crooked Bathed-in-Light guy get his gooseneck lamp to cast just right?
Click on one to view the how-to. What you discover is that each person, or group, is actually a disfigured or terrifying zombie/witch/monster thing. Then you're walked pragmatically through the process of how they covered blemishes and used various cheats on their cameras to make themselves as MySpace-worthy (and, uh, human-looking) as possible.
Topic: Brands, Campaigns, Good, Trends and Culture, Video


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Big helmet or tiny head? Francisco Cervelli fans (hey, he has some!) have been wondering that for a few weeks now, but in the coming years an entire corps of MLB players may look like futuristic, yet dorky space travelers.
Cervelli is the only Major League regular to wear the Rawlings S100 batting helmet, so named because it can survive the direct impact of a 100-m.p.h. fastball from 24 feet away. (Most current helmets crumble at anything over 70.) It was first made famous by David Wright, who wore one briefly while recovering from a concussion last season, and renders the wearer virtually invulnerable to beanballs. Naturally, no self-respecting ball player would be caught dead in one.
However, the new helmet is now mandatory in the minor leagues. So like hockey visors and cool goalie masks, someday soon we'll have a new generation of baseball players raised on these helmets and what was once considered abnormal (or wussy) will become the standard. Just as soon as those players get over their revulsion to their own nerdy appearance.
You know what helps with that fear of not looking cool? Getting clocked in the skull with a fastball.
Outfielder Justin Maxwell, who's been back and forth this year between the Washington Nationals and the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs, was hit in the helmet by a 95 mph fastball in the second game of the International League season.
"I didn't feel anything," he said. "I've been hit in the head before with the old helmets. I remember I got hit in 2007 in spring training. I was kind of dazed for a couple of days and had to sit out. This year when I got hit, I just ran to first base, no problem. It actually broke the helmet. I had to get another one, but I didn't feel anything."
Just this weekend, another Nationals prospect was taken away in an ambulance after being plunked. He lay motionless on the ground for 10 minutes—and he was wearing the Rawlings helmet. Imagine if he hadn't been. It's true that beanings to the head are still quite rare and one researcher says he's only seen one actual skull fracture from a thrown baseball in 24 years, but with all the panic about concussions lately, people are just going to have to learn to sacrifice sleekness for safety. Although, if they make Albert Pujols put on one of those little league flack jackets all bets are off.
Huge minor league helmets big on safety, not style [AP]
P-Nats' Norris hit in head by pitch [Minor League Baseball.com]
New, Safer Batting Helmet Draws Resistance From Some Players [NY Times, Fall 2009]


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"Remember the Ant": Town Hall Meeting Makes History
In recognition of the United Nations declaring 2011, the "International Year for People of African Descent", on August 22, 2011 at the North Preston Recreation and Community Centre, the African Nova Scotian Community made history by being the first in Canada to elect a council of Elders and unanimously voted to form a Nova Scotia Chapter of the Sixth Region Diaspora Caucus (SRDC). "By being the first to form a Chapter of the SRDC in Canada and by extension, our province is the sole representative voice thus far to accept the African Union's invitation to participate." Remarks Allen, the Nova Scotia SRDC Facilitator. This particular town hall is the result of a series of "Remember the Ant" Town Halls that took place earlier. The first was held in Africville, during the annual Africville Reunion and festival, which each year honours the historic Black Community that was destroyed and displaced the residents through so-called "urban renewal" in the 1960's.
The second Town Hall: "Remember the Ant" , was held during the annual Sydney Days of Action, Wednesday, August 3rd, at the Menelik Hall. SRDC is a direct response to the African Union (AU) invitation to partipate collectively in the affairs of the AU. The AU is an organization that links together 55 of 56 countries on the African continent and is intended to create a common voice for African people in international affairs. Until recently, representation in the African Union was limited to African people living on the continent. The estimated 350 million Africa-descended people living in the worldwide Diaspora were excluded. But the African Union now wants to reach further. In addition to the five regions of the continent, the Union aims to create a "sixth region": the worldwide Diaspora.
For Horne (the International Facilitator for SRDC) the creation of the sixth region is an acknowledgement of the affinities and commonalities that have endured among African people, wherever they happen to live in the present. "You aren't an African because you were born in Africa," he tells the town hall audience. "You're African because Africa was born in you." The sixth region initiative, is offering the Diaspora an official role in the African Union and promises to create a venue large and inclusive enough for African people to come together and plot a better, collective future. At this point, the sixth region is only an invitation. It remains to be accepted, Horne explains, "And that means, organizing ourselves to present ourselves and represent ourselves." Canada is one of many countries with a significant African Diaspora, and the sixth region initiative calls for African Canadians to decide if they want to be included.
Allen hopes that the African Nova Scotian community will play a leading role amid the Canadian-based Diaspora. Recognizing Nova Scotia as the one of the first homes of African People in the country now called Canada, and the African residents of the province as the "elders" of the overall African Canadian population.


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Date: 20 April 2019 to 28 April 2019
Time: 11:00 a.m. to 17:00 p.m.
The museum is delighted to welcome back artists John and Eleanor Cathcart with another exhibition of beautiful watercolours, oils and acrylics.
Their shared love of travel, at home and abroad over the past 25years, has resulted in a varied collection of paintings inspired by their travels, which has enabled them to express their ideas and learn to work from nature in all kinds of seasonal weather!
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We have a system here. Recently there is a wrong calculation in one of the number in the report generated by the system. Through out our experience, we've never encounter any problem/error in this system for some years.
Because the writer of this system had already gone, we can hardly trace the programs. But we've verify the input data, the setting and they are right.
Now my question is, will a computer program suddenly go wrong without any logical reason? If I slam on the server machine, will one of the number which the computer is calculating, become another number and make the calculation wrong?
I agree my idea there is quite mad, but I just want to know, how can we know the problem is not caused by the program and the input, but some other factors?
P.S. This mad system has no log.


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Mayor's Office
Mayor Chris Beutler today congratulated those involved with the double roundabout project near Memorial Stadium for receiving an Honor Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Nebraska. The award was presented at ACEC's Engineering Excellence Awards banquet Tuesday, February 21.
The roundabouts along Salt Creek Roadway at 9th and 10th streets opened August 13. The project was designed by Olsson Associates of Lincoln, and the quality assurance and quality control for the roundabouts was handled by Ourston Roundabout Engineering. The project was funded through the West Haymarket Joint Public Agency.
"I want to commend Olsson, Ourston and our Public Works and Utilities Department for their hard work and dedication on this historic project," Beutler said. "These are Lincoln's first multi-lane roundabouts that are seeing heavy traffic. They also are the first roadway improvements to be completed as part of the new traffic system for Pinnacle Bank Arena. This prestigious award recognizes the success of this important team effort."
Other projects winning Honor Awards are Roskens Hall at UNO; the Eppley Airfield flood control measures; and the Creighton University Alternative Energy Project. The Grand Award winner is the OPPD Omaha Service Center.
ACEC/Nebraska represents over 45 consulting engineering firms doing business in Nebraska and is the only organization devoted exclusively to the business and advocacy interests of engineering companies. More information is available at acecnebraska.org.


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Kosovo and East Timor share many similar characteristics, and yet they have had divergent results in post-conflict state building.
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Lack of attention to gender roles negatively impacts women's rights.
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A number of small, isolated countries are not experiencing the rapid economic growth of larger, more connected economies due to weak governance and isolation.
UNU-WIDER / Sep 2013
Afghanistan has received vast amounts of development aid, but results may not be sufficiently robust.
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Three-quarters of the world's poor (however defined) live in countries classified as middle-income.
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Marvis er en tannkrem fra Italia som er kjent for sin gode smak! Den koster noe mer enn det du får i butikken, men nytelsen av den gode smaken og flotte innpakningen gjør at det er verdt det! Velg mellom 10, 25 eller 85ml.
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Over the years, I've dabbled in a hefty number of video games. I'm pretty used to sitting down and picking up a new system reasonably quickly. It's part of my job, after all. I may not be good at it right away (or ever), but I can navigate myself around a world and figure out what I'm doing.
I missed X-Com: UFO Defense along the way, back in the 1990s. I sat down to play it last night, so I could learn a bit about it before the remake comes out. As I began cautiously to dabble with the title, I realized the biggest problem I have with games of that era is one I did not expect: I can't figure out how to play them.
I don't mean from a high level, or tactically. I was able to build bases, sort out my revenue, make sure I had soldiers and ships, and decide to intercept both flying and ground-based UFOs pretty easily. I got the idea. I knew what it was I needed to do, what was expected of me. I could understand my goals and improve. In theory.
Because my biggest problem was that I literally could not figure out what half the buttons did.
Faced with a wall of textless icons, I automatically moved my mouse to hover over them. But of course, mouse hover was not a common feature of games in 1995. It took me three tries to intercept my first UFO before I figured out "cautious attack" and "heavy attack." The first time, I accidentally disengaged entirely.
Knowing is half the battle. When you can't tell what the tools do, it's hard to learn how best to deploy them.
It's not just X-Com, either. I sat down to two of my all-time old favorites recently, SimCity 2000 and Heroes of Might and Magic 3. I scoffed at the idea of looking over a tutorial for either: how many hundreds of hours of each have I played, over the years and decades? And then I discovered how obtuse the games and I could both really be. I could play parts of both from muscle memory, true. But when it came to more complicated actions, or ones I performed more rarely? A thousand clicks just to remember how to view the pipes, instead of the streets.
On the one hand, it's intuitive: a mortarboard for education, a lightning bolt for electricity. But part of that intuition comes from having read and internalized the novel-length manual over fifteen years ago. Games don't really ship with long manuals anymore. Players often lament "handholding" and prolonged tutorial sequences, which certainly exist, but really part of the change is just that context-sensitive menus and popups were invented, and they've turned out to be incredibly useful.
Civilization V can be an incredibly complicated game, but I was able to sit down with it and learn it on the fly, thanks to the ability to hover for tooltips. The same goes for every skill redesign I sat through in six years of EverQuest II, as well as for every MMO I have ever picked up for a free weekend, demo, or beta. Could I possibly make it through The Secret World and all its zillion possible skill combinations without an occasional reminder of which highly stylized icon does what?
I always knew I appreciated the evolution of pause and save as modern features that made gaming more accessible, but until this week I honestly never thought about how valuable tooltips and context-sensitive information can be. The mouse-hover and I had evolved together, over the years. I expect my UI to tell me what I can choose to do with it just as I expect my game to use millions of colors.
Games speak a highly specialized language of iconography. After you've learned what the tools do, their pictograms seem obvious. The "heavy attack" icon and the "disengage" icon clearly show their functions after you've tried them out. The little arrow is moving away from the UFO. Of course! How could I be so foolish?
I only had to screw up fights a few times in order to figure out how they should actually work going forward. There's something to be said for learning by trial and error; the mistake that cost me half my soldiers is not one I will easily forget. But I will be a lot more appreciative the next time I sit down to play a complicated game and I can actually see what the buttons do. It's much easier to take options that you actually know you have.


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Harri - Thanks very much for posting the video and positive comments.
Ripper Tom - Thanks for braving the cold water to share your experiences.
Thank you both sincerely. Much appreciated.
Ronnie - I agree that the kite appears soft in the video however I trust Mr Ripper's experience that it was adequate. I don't have experience with these kites specifically in cold water to add any insight. I would however like to give my two cents on the technique that was demonstrated.
While I enjoy reverse relaunch I don't feel it is the most reliable technique. I rarely use it except for launching off the beach. The video shows the kite repeatedly stalling and rolling onto its trailing edge. If this was done with intention to show how it handles in the worst possible positions, then I think its perfectly done. But if the intent is simply to relaunch the kite I feel stall can be completely avoided by relaunching off the wingtip instead of using such aggressive back line input to reverse it. I imagine some could suspect the wingtip technique requires more wind, but this hasn't been my experience.
Mr Ripper, can you comment if you agree or disagree with this description? While not in cold water, I have otherwise flown and relaunched the 17 quite a lot in threshold conditions so I hope you'll be open to my suggestion. Thanks.
For repositioning from the TE I learned from Mr Ripper's technique. My technique has been to pull and hold tension on both front lines from above the bar. But this sometimes requires some patience for a puff of wind. Mr Ripper's technique using the back lines is something new to me but looks like it probably works in even lighter wind. Well done. Thank you Mr Ripper.
Vacaloca - Thanks for the stoke.
acctx - No plans but I'm sure it would be killer.
UKSurf - I think Mr Ripper's video was a huge step in the right direction for this. There's also a video on the website of a 13 in Seattle. I'll try to supplement these with more in the future. Thanks.
turfAndsurf & tautologies - I'll let others come back with their experiences. For me, the handling is best on all sizes when I'm not lit. Key to this for my riding is the available travel at the bar. I have extremely unusually preferences for super long travel. The more the better. So for my riding its never a matter of being pulled off the wave. Handling goes junk when outside its intended range, but not getting yarded anywhere.


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As individuals become increasingly aware of how little knowledge and control they often have over their personal information online, it is crucial that all businesses, both small and large, provide users of their websites or services with complete and detailed privacy policies.
While it is certainly tempting for a startup or a small business operating here in Quebec to simply use a generic privacy policy template, or to look at the privacy policy of a similar business in order to adapt a template for one's own needs, keep in mind that most businesses
function differently from one another in some material way and are often geared towards the laws of distinct jurisdictions.
Any template and even this article must serve as information only and cannot serve as a legal opinion. A proper privacy policy should always be reviewed by legal counsel.
While there are numerous aspects of privacy law that all companies must abide by when handling personal information, here is a list of what any company should consider when drafting a privacy policy for its website or online service in order to conform to privacy laws in Quebec.
1) Your privacy policy should be clear and easily understood by your users. If the website or service caters to a younger audience, the language of the policy should be adjusted so that users can truly understand how their personal information will be dealt with and provide meaningful consent.
2) Make sure that your privacy policy is brought to the attention of your users and is consented to. Having a link to the policy visible at all times on your website is a step in the right direction, but there should be a mechanism whereby the user indicates his or her acceptance before being able to use the website or service in a material way. If users access your service through a mobile platform, make sure that an acceptance mechanism is visibly integrated into the application or interface.
3) Someone within your organization should be responsible for the protection of personal information. This person – or group -- must maintain the confidentiality of the personal information and ensure its security. Your privacy policy should also inform the user how to contact your organization for requests of access and rectification regarding their personal information, and where such information is located.
4) The privacy policy must detail how you collect, store, use and communicate your users' personal information. Under Quebec law, "personal information" includes any information which relates to an individual and allows that individual to be identified, be it written, graphic, taped, visual, computerized or other. Remember that you cannot collect, store, use or communicate any personal information of an individual without that individual's consent, save under certain exceptional circumstances provided by law, and such consent must be for a specific purpose.
5) Most web hosting software automatically tracks and logs certain information about users accessing a website or service such as the user's geographic location, IP address, operating system, web browser, pages viewed, etc. If you collect this information by virtue of a user merely accessing the website or service, this must be explained in the privacy policy.
6) Collecting certain information about your users is also beneficial in the event of future litigation. Make sure that your privacy policy outlines how personal information may be collected, stored, used and communicated in order to enforce the terms of use of your website or service, including disputes, and to comply with applicable laws.
7) The storage of personal information must also be addressed. Electronic data stored in servers is usually mirrored in backup servers. If a user wishes to delete his or her personal account on your website or service, the data must not persist in backup servers indefinitely. Your privacy policy should require that such data be deleted within a reasonable amount of time unless the user consents to its subsequent use.
8) If your website or service tracks personal information, through the use of cookies, for example, this must be explicitly brought to the attention of the user. Be clear about what tracking mechanisms (e.g. cookies, Flash cookies, web beacons, etc.) your website or service employs, what personal information they gather and why they are being used. Also, keep in mind that you generally cannot refuse a user access to your website or service on the basis that the user does not disclose his or her personal information, including via cookies, unless the personal information is necessary to conclude or perform a contract. Does this mean that you cannot require a user to enable cookies in order to use your website or service? Not necessarily. If an aspect of your website involves the conclusion or performance of a contract (e.g. e-commerce), then you may require the user to enable cookies for that portion.
9) Your organization is responsible for the personal information it collects throughout the lifecycle of the information. If you communicate personal information to third parties, for example for data storage or payment processing, this must also be brought to the attention of the user. If the third party is located outside of Quebec, you must take reasonable steps to ensure that the personal information communicated is only used for the purposes consented to and is not
communicated to others without the user's consent. Having the third party agree to this contractually is helpful but one should still consider the confidentiality and security of the personal information communicated and choose third-party organizations carefully.
10)Some organizations "anonymize" the personal information they have on their users by removing information which serves to identify them personally and replacing it with anonymous identifiers such as a numeric figure in order to share the anonymized information with third-party advertisers. In fact, most businesses that offer their users free access to their websites or services rely on revenue generated by advertisements (e.g. Facebook). In order to offer advertisers effective means of reaching intended audiences, such organizations will often share anonymized information about their users. Be mindful that the threshold of anonymized information (i.e. the point at which information is no longer personal) is not clear. When data about a user is aggregated and analyzed, the user may still be identifiable with some degree of accuracy. In all cases, it is best to elaborate exactly how anonymized information about your users may be shared with third-party advertisers in your privacy policy.
Always remember that having a complete and detailed privacy policy not only goes far in terms of respecting applicable laws but also reassures your users that they have the full picture
Daniel Khazzam is a lawyer at Robinson Sheppard Shapiro LLP in Montreal. He advises small- to mid-sized businesses on matters relating to information technology and the Internet, including online privacy and defamation. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Category Archives: Special Delivery Toy Reviews
Squeak, squeak… make way for the Sevi Squeaky Car. This adorable little car is lots of fun and will help develop motor skills, imaginative play and logic. It's colorful blocks turn into a fun car with a squeaky sound.
About Sevi:
Sevi is an Italian wooden-toy manufacturer, the oldest in Europe, known for its sophisticated style and international design influences that have been the brand's hallmark since its founding in 1831. Sevi products are handcrafted and hand-painted; any irregularities or slight differences from toy to toy are characteristics of a hand-made product, which adds to the value of these toys. All pigments and finishes used are non-toxic and resistant to saliva; this means that Sevi toys are suitable for small children. Sevi is so confident in the quality of their toys that they back them up with a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Sevi has made what is traditionally known as a boy's toy, a gender-neutral toy that both boys and girls are drawn to. The cheerful passenger block has a boy's face on one side, and a girl's face on the other. The mix of neon and pastel colored blocks are attractive to all, and makes this toy stand out.
Your child will continue to come back to this aesthetically appealing toy. There is something about it that makes you want to play with it. Maybe it's the fun designs and bright colors or it could be the rewarding squeaky sound you get after it is put together.
It is extremely durable as it is made from wooden blocks that can be disassembled and re-assembled over and over again. The rubber strips on the wheels allow for great gripping action on virtually any type of surface. The rubber strips also help protect your wood floors from getting scratched. The rounded edges of the blocks make for a safer toy for your toddler to explore and are also easier for little hands to grip.
The squeaky car is a challenging toy for different age levels. There are six wooden pieces that make up the car, two of which are easier to take apart than the other four. This allows for a younger child to immediately gain a sense of gratification by being able to take apart the two easier pieces from the get go, but in turn giving them a goal to achieve, which is to disassemble and re-assembled the entire car. Older children, that can disassemble and re-assemble the entire car, gain a sense of accomplishment and will be engaged to find new fun ways to play with the car.
As the squeaky car is built entirely out of wood, it is extremely durable. It can handle a fall onto a hard surface and not come apart and easily holds up during active play without showing any noticeable wear and tear. This is one of the few wooden toys that we will allow our toddler to take anywhere, and yes that includes outside.
This is a pricey toy (approximately $31.99 retail), but it is a toy that is built to last a lifetime. It is made with quality, durable wood, and you will want to keep it in your family and pass down for generations to come. Contact Little Pnuts if you'd like to purchase one for your Little Pnut.
– Misty Scott, owner/blogger at The Motley Toddler


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Openings: Eddie's of New Hyde Park Bringing Its Bar Pizza to the Streets of Midtown/Financial District
Rejoice, Long Island expats and Long Islanders who commute into NYC for work: Eddie's of New Hyde Park is bringing its renowned bar pizza to Manhattan. In May, Eddie's will dispatch a pizza truck to rumble along the city's not-so-mean streets.
How do we know this? Twitter, of course.
As Ed Levine wrote about Eddie's in Pizza: A Slice of Heaven:
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked Eddie's pizza, which features a crust not much thicker than one of those pieces of cardboard sandwiched inside my laundered shirts. Though the crust is cracker-thin, it's surprisingly pliant. You can fold a slice of Eddie's pizza. Through five owners and seven decades, Eddie's has been pleasing Nassau County residents determined to save the bulk of the room in their stomachs for beer, not pizza.
Slice has contacted Eddie's for comment on location, hours, and offerings. Will update you when we find out more. Update: We just heard back from Eddie's with additional intel. Find it after the jump.
We have found out more. Here's the skinny, according to Derek Kaye of Eddie's :
- They're shooting for a late May opening (around Memorial Day)
- Location: "We plan on changing our spots but we are looking to settle into a routine of Midtown M/W/F and Wall Street T/Th"
- Pizzas will be made on the truck. "The crusts will be par-baked at Eddie's commissary, like they are for the restaurant," Kaye says, "and everything will be done on the truck. We are putting four Cecilware ovens in
- The pizza in the truck will be the same as at Eddie's. "We have already started breaking in the pizza stones to get that taste to be as similar as possible"
- No slices, only pies. "We will do our 10-inch bar pies in regular/whole Wheat, as well as a 16-inch large pie
- Toppings: Pepperoni, meatball, sausage, mushroom, as well as a few other staples. Watch @eddiespizzany on Twitter for daily specials ("eggplant ricotta, clams casino, broccoli cheddar bacon, and chicken cutlet w/garlic pies, to name a few")
- Other menu items: antipasto salad, sweet potato gnocchi, zucchini sticks
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Our love of BAGGU® is well-documented. Not only do they make our favorite reusable shopping totes and bags, but we're also huge fans of the savvy founder, Emily Sugihara. Naturally, we jumped at the chance to collaborate with them and design our own leather pouches. Imprinted with our logo, these custom creations are a cheery Birchbox pink hue with a contrasting lime green zipper. Use this roomy version to store your beauty essentials or Kindle, and grab the smaller pouch for your loose change, hair ties, and keys. While we're not advocating that you break your handbag addiction, we should note that these pouches do double duty as mini clutches.
Love this item - I bought a second after receiving the first! I am a habitual bag-changer, and these make my life so much easier, and really helps me to organize my items - which saves a lot of time, since I don't have to dig around the black hole that is my purse for that one SPECIFIC lip gloss. So cute - and durable!5


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Hunterdon Healthcare, a non-profit organization, provides a full range of quality, integrated services and programs that respond to the needs of the community. Hunterdon Medical Center, a 178-bed teaching hospital and Magnet designated facility, provides comprehensive medical, diagnostic, surgical, behavioral health, rehabilitative and preventive health services for inpatients and outpatients. Hunterdon Healthcare's mission is: "To be leaders in the provision of quality healthcare that is compassionate and effective. This shall be achieved through teamwork, personal initiative and continuous innovation. We shall build lifetime relationships based on anticipating the needs and exceeding the expectations of those we serve." Hunterdon Healthcare offers medical specialties in Heart and Vascular Care, Cancer Care, Nutrition and Diabetes Management, Sleep Disorders, Maternity Child Health Care and a Wound Healing Center.
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..to the Dragoness network, a personal domain of Kirin Long that has housed various collectives since 2000. These sites contain elements from the life, family, work, and friendships that have formed over these past years and continue to evolve.
Hover over each of the links to see a short site description.
shinydragon.com Our web design and development business site. Contains a portfolio of most of my web design projects.
kiralia.com My site dedicated to beadwork. Contains a sample of beadwork projects and patterns.
kiria.net My personal site. Contains my photography gallery and random information about me.
jameslong.org James's site. Contains way more information about his work than about himself.
james.and.kiria.net James's and my wedding album site. Contains photos from the wedding and a bit of commentary.
tristanlong.org Our kid's site. Contains a journal and related photos.
fuzzy.dragoness.net Our pets' site. Contains information about them and related photos.
rpg.dragoness.net An old site dedicated mostly to the older Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest console RPGs.
sloth.dragoness.net The photo gallery for SlothMUD.
colleen.dragoness.net Colleen's personal website.
jason.dragoness.net Jason's personal website.