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The mugger more than likely got a brown Zune. A stab wound's pretty trivial compared to that.
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Mug the mugger, take the Zune back, and throw it at the mugie for buying a zune.
I am not a fan of Zune... but I got a Zune from a friend of mine and I just use it for the radio..
I have an iPod Touch and a iPhone too (main one now) and I use it for applications, podcasts, music..etc...
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I did ahha Pretty funny questions
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It sucks…
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I'm sure it does. It is just that no one can figure out exactly what this is for.
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Start small... Finish big!
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I have to believe since we did not get instant results this is a piece of some great heist eventually.
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Oh a mini heist I was able to complete on my own
I am not an agent in real life, only on weekends!
Randomest test ever.
The word is that people would be segregated based on their responses and there would be separate heists (depending on the computed ability) for different people, which would mean different loot for different people and also different bundle prices for different people...
Shall we get back to wherever we're supposed to get back to now?
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Well I look forward to see what my replies i the test leaves me at.. Cool if it was indeed dividing people into different heists and so on.. I wonder if leaving the Zune guy at the pavement would have been better.... e.g. cooler apps or similar - I was waaay to friendly
I am not an agent in real life, only on weekends!
Heh, sure is taking a long time to process those answers. :X
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The guy deserved to get mugged if he had a brown Zune because he shafted the old lady by only painting half the fence and selling all of his Apple stocks for M$ Stocks
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These questions are hilarious. For the Zune question I would see if he is ok. But I don't care about Zune
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Uni Watch - Portland Trail Blazers redesign ideas
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Pierce top 15 finish for DSU
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Former MAIS state champion Annalee Pierce helped the Delta State cross country team to one of their best starts in recent history.
The Lady Statesmen finished third overall at the Fleet Feet/UA-Huntsville Invitational last week tallying 60 points on the day.
Pierce, who crossed the line in 20:37, was one of four freshman runners that finished in the top 15 for the squad.
"I was pleased with her first race finish," DSU cross country coach Doug Pinkerton said. "Our team goal was to finish in the top three and we finished in 3rd place so we were excited."
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Definite integrals
Introduction to definite integrals Using the definite integral to solve for the area under a curve. Intuition on why the antiderivative is the same thing as the area under a curve.
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- Welcome back.
- In this presentation, I actually want to show you how
- we can use the antiderivative to figure out the
- area under a curve.
- Actually I'm going to focus more a little bit more
- on the intuition.
- So let actually use an example from physics.
- I'll use distance and velocity.
- And actually this could be a good review for derivatives,
- or actually an application of derivatives.
- So let's say that I described the position
- of something moving.
- Let's say it's s.
- Let's say that s is equal to, I don't know, 16t squared.
- Right?
- So s is distance.
- Let me write this in the corner.
- I don't know why the convention is to use s as
- the variable for distance.
- One would think, well actually, I know, why won't they use d?
- Because d is the letter used for differential, I guess.
- So s is equal to distance, and then t is equal to time.
- So this is just a formula that tells us the position, kind of
- how far has something gone, after x many, let's
- say, seconds, right?
- So after like, 4 seconds, we would have gone, let's say
- the distance is in feet, this is in seconds.
- After 4 seconds, we would have gone 256 feet.
- That's all that says.
- And let me graph that as well.
- Graph it.
- That's a horrible line.
- Have to use the line tool, might have better luck.
- It's slightly better.
- Actually, let me undo that too, because I just want to do
- it for positive t, right?
- Because you can't really go back in time.
- For the purposes of this lecture, you can't
- go back in time.
- So that'll have to do.
- So this curve will essentially just be a parabola, right?
- It'll look something like this.
- So actually, if you look at it, I mean you
- could just eyeball it.
- The object, every second you go, it's going a little
- bit further, right?
- So it's actually accelerating.
- And so what if we wanted to figure out what the velocity
- of this object, right?
- This is, let's see, this is d, this is t, right?
- And this is, I don't know if it's clear, but this is
- kind of 1/2 a parabola.
- So this is the distance function.
- What would the velocity be?
- Well the velocity is just, what's velocity?
- It's distance divided by time, right?
- And since this velocity is always changing, we
- want to figure out the instantaneous velocity.
- And that's actually one of the initial uses of what made
- derivatives so useful.
- So we want to find the change, the instantaneous change
- with respect to time of this formula, right?
- Because this is the distance formula.
- So if we know the instant rate of change of distance with
- respect to time, we'll know the velocity, right?
- So ds, dt, is equal to?
- So what's the derivative here?
- It's 32t, right?
- And this is the velocity.
- Maybe I should switch back to, let me write that,
- v equals velocity.
- I don't know why I switched colors, but I'll stick
- with the yellow.
- So let's graph this function.
- This will actually be a fairly straightforward graph to draw.
- It's pretty straight.
- And then we draw the x-axis.
- I'm doing pretty good.
- So this, I'll draw it in red, this is this going
- to be a line, right?
- 32t it's a line with slope 32.
- So it's actually a pretty steep line.
- I won't draw it that steep because I'm going to use
- this for an illustration.
- So this is the velocity.
- This is velocity.
- This is that graph, and this is distance, right?
- So in case you hadn't learned already, and maybe I'll do a
- whole presentation on kind of using calculus for physics, and
- using derivatives for physics.
- But if you have to distance formula, it's derivative
- is just velocity.
- And I guess if you view it the other way, if you
- have the velocity, it's antiderivative is distance.
- Although you won't know where, at what position,
- the object started.
- In this case, the object started at position of 0,
- but it could be, you know, at any constant, right?
- You could have started here and then curved up.
- But anyway, let's just assume we started at 0.
- So the derivative of distance is velocity, the antiderivative
- of velocity is distance.
- Keep that in mind.
- Well let's look at this.
- Let's assume that we were only given this graph.
- And we said, you know, this is the graph of the
- velocity of some object.
- And we want to figure out what the distance is after, you
- know, t seconds, right?
- So this is the t-axis, this is the velocity axis, right?
- So let's say we were only given this, and let's say we didn't
- know that the antiderivative of the velocity function is
- the distance function.
- How would we figure out, how would we figure out what
- the distance would be at any given time?
- Well let's think about it.
- If we have a constant, this red is kind of bloody.
- Let me switch to something more pleasant.
- If we have, over any small period of time, right, or if we
- have a constant velocity, when you have a constant velocity,
- distance is just velocity times time, right?
- So let's say we had a very small time
- fragment here, right?
- I'll draw it big, but let's say this time fragment
- it is really small.
- And let's called this very small time fragment, let call
- this delta t, or dt actually.
- The way I've used dt is like, it's like a change in time
- that's unbelievably small, right?
- So it's like almost instantaneous, but not quite.
- Or you can actually view it as instantaneous.
- So this is how much time goes by.
- You can kind of view this as a very small change in time.
- So if we have a very small change of time, and over that
- very small change in time, we have a roughly constant
- velocity, let's say the roughly constant velocity is this.
- Right, this is the velocity, so say we had over this very small
- change in time, we have this roughly constant velocity
- that's on this graph.
- Actually, let me take do it here.
- We have this roughly constant velocity.
- So the distance that the object travels over the small time
- would be the small time times the velocity, right?
- It would be whatever the value of this red line is, times the
- width of this distance, right?
- So what's another way?
- Visually I kind of did it ahead of time, but
- what's happening here?
- If I take this change in time, right, which is kind of the
- base of this rectangle, and I multiply it times the velocity
- which is really just the height of this rectangle, what
- have I figured out?
- Well I figured out the area of this rectangle, right?
- Right, the velocity this moment, times the change in
- time at this moment, is nothing but the area of
- this very skinny rectangle.
- Skinny and tall, right?
- It's almost infinitely skinny, but it's, we're assuming for
- these purposes it has some very notional amount of width.
- So there we figured out the area of this column, right?
- Well, if we wanted to figure out the distance that you
- travel after, let's say, you know, I don't know, let's say
- t, let's say t sub nought, right?
- This is just a particular t.
- After t sub nought seconds, right?
- Well then, all we would have to do is, we would have to just
- figure, we would just do a bunch of dt's, right?
- You'd do another one here, you'd figure out the area of
- this column, you'd figure out the area of this column, the
- area of this column, right?
- Because each of these areas of each of these columns
- represents the distance that the object travels
- over that dt, right?
- So if you wanted to know how far you traveled after t sub
- zero seconds, you'd essentially get, or an approximation would
- be, the sum of all of these areas.
- And as you got more and more, as you made the dt's smaller
- and smaller, skinnier, skinnier, skinnier.
- And you had more and more and more and more of these
- rectangles, then your approximation will get pretty
- close to, well, two things.
- It'll get pretty close to, as you can imagine, the area
- under this curve, or in this case a line.
- But it would also get you pretty much the exact amount
- of distance you've traveled after t sub nought seconds.
- So I think I'm running into the ten minute wall, so I'm just
- going to pause here, and I'm going to continue this in
- the next presentation.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26th, 2006 03:53 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
The thread about the John Bell Hood website was starting to turn into a Franklin thread, so I figured I'd open one. I have a question for Eric, SamHood, or anyone else who knows the area well. Other questions, comments, etc. about Franklin can be placed here as well. As you know there is currently a boy's club, or possibly a YMCA, adjacent to the Carter House on the north side. From Eric's book and other sources, I understand there were Carter House outbuildings north of the house. So am I correct in assuming that these outbuildings were on the land where the YMCA sits now? And if so, would that put Opdycke's location (before plugging the hole) in the parking lot of the old mall that is adjacent to the YMCA on the north? I realize it's minutae, but I like to picture things the way they were Also, the south side of the old Pizza Hut property featues a sharp drop-off of 5-10 feet. Would you say that's the exact location of that section of the outer works? |
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Posted: Thu Apr 27th, 2006 03:21 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Eric, Thanks alot for this perspective. Certainly changes the picture of those two areas in my mind. I have one more question for you when you get the time. You're familiar no doubt with how the intersection of the RR and Lewisburg Pike looks today. Yet there are many references to the RR cut in your book and others. Can you clear up for me what that area looked like then compared to now? Is the current Lewisburg Pike running the same course as the old? Was the "cut" where the crrent LP intersects the RR? Appreciate your help clearing this up for me. |
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Posted: Sat Apr 29th, 2006 04:04 pm |
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samhood Member
Eric and Javal: Seems I recall David Fraley once telling me that the elevation of the RR tracks in the area of the Lewisburg Pike crossing has been raised since 1864. You might want to keep that in mind when walking and interpreting the ground. |
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Posted: Mon May 15th, 2006 08:14 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
For those of us who live and breath Franklin, this is a very cool story. It'll be in the news section of CWi tomorrow, but I couldn't wait... Civil War enthusiasts rally around tattered flag "... The flag was issued in February 1864 and was carried at the front of one of Mississippi's most famous regiments, under Lt. Gen. William Joseph Hardee and Maj. Gen. Patrick Ronayne Cleburne. Carrying the flag was Cpl. Joseph T. McBride. He was killed at the Battle of Franklin while attempting to breach the Federal Works near Fountain B. Carter's cotton gin. The gun smoke was so thick, soldiers walked with their hands in front of their faces to help them breathe. "It was a deadly honor to be a color guard because he was the first person people shot at," Tarr said. "The other side would want to try and cause confusion. No matter what side of the war you fought on, the flag was about gallantry and bravery in fighting." Lose the flag, and morale was lost. Somehow, a 17-year-old union private named John Gregory with the 2nd Indiana Light Artillery came across the flag....." |
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Posted: Sat May 20th, 2006 12:29 am |
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Steven Cone Member
Gentleman , pleasure to be here with yall. As my passion for this particluar battle grown over the past several years Its amazing that I have not meet any of you in person even though I have been in the same area or event. Eric, I like to thank you once again for your wonderful book.. And for spreading the word on Johnson's Division Night Attack. Sam, A pleasure to meet you sir being that your a relative of Gen Hood. Thomas & David from the Carter House speak highly of you. Regards, Steven |
Posted: Sat May 20th, 2006 02:41 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Welcome to the board Steven. I seem to remember your name as being rather active in CWi several years ago. Did you used to go by the moniker "Lil' Steve"? Either way, welcome...always good to have more Franklin-centric folk aboard! |
Posted: Sat May 20th, 2006 04:14 pm |
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Yes I did ,, I had some computer troubles for a bit then with the forum crash couldnt ever seem to get logged in and Know I got fixed as will .. So now I back so to speak. regards, steven |
Posted: Fri May 26th, 2006 04:28 pm |
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Steve: It has been a very long while, but our paths have crossed before...seems your name was in my e-address book for a long time. Perhaps we had met at some Carter House event, or corresponded via email previously on some subject. Good to hear from you again. |
Posted: Sat May 27th, 2006 05:10 am |
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Now that mention it I do recall corrisponding with by email a few times.. regards, Steven |
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Posted: Thu Aug 10th, 2006 07:17 pm |
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Any one going to the Franklin - Eatern Flank Battlefield Tour Aug. 19th |
Posted: Thu Sep 14th, 2006 01:01 pm |
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I saw there was a Franklin thread, so I figured I'd post here. I have been writing out a multi-part blog entry on Eric Jacobson's Spring Hill and Franklin book for Cause and For Country and in the latest entry concerning the Battle of Franklin I decided to do a lengthy comparison and contrast using Eric and Wiley Sword, author of The Confederacy's Last Hurrah. After summarizing Jacobson's account of the battle, you'll see 14 key controversies and questions I came up with to take a closer look at. These questions are (and their answers are in the blog entry due to length concerns): 1. Why didn't Hood order up Lee's Corps and the artillery sooner? Did Lee's absence affect the eventual outcome? 2. Was a flanking move by Forrest (instead of a frontal attack) likely to succeed or even possible? 3. Did an angry John Bell Hood "punish" Cheatham, Cleburne, and their men for their supposed failings when attacking breastworks? 4. If he didn't punish his men, why DID Hood attack? 5. Why did Wagner decide to stay in an advanced position despite overwhelming odds? 6. Why did the Carter family remain in their house on the front lines? 7. Who broke first, Conrad or Lane? 8. Cockrell's Brigade or Sears': Who attacked first in French's Division? 9. Featherston's Brigade took massive casualties in a railroad cut from enfilading artillery fire. Was there any way to avoid this? 10. How do both authors describe the death of Cleburne? 11. Opdycke suggested after the war that he beat CONFEDERATE soldiers over the head with a pistol, rather than just his own Union stragglers. Was he telling the truth? 12. David Stanley received a painful wound across the back of his neck during the fight. First, did Jacob Cox suggest that Stanley leave the field to get his wound dressed? Second, did Stanley really leave the field? Third, did Stanley deserve a Medal of Honor for his role in the Battle of Franklin? 13. John Adams and his brigade were being slaughtered as they attempted to cross the Osage orange barrier. Adams suddenly spurred his horse to the left, finding an opening in the trees. As he galloped toward the Union line both he and his horse were shot. Where did Adams and his horse fall? Within or without the Union lines? 14. Patrick Dowling, inspector general of Moore's Brigade, gathered together available units including the 101st Ohio to save the 111th Ohio's left flank. How crucial was this move to the final outcome of the battle? I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts both here and in my blog comments! At the very least, I'm hoping to get a good discussion going. |
Posted: Thu Sep 14th, 2006 07:11 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Brett - Just finished reading your comparative analysis on the above questions. Fantastic job! I'd encourage everyone to head over to your blog to check it out. One question I've often asked myself, and I can't remember if Eric or Sword touched on it. Most of the talk regarding flanking center on the Confederate right/ Union left. What about a flank move the other way (to the west of Privet Knob)? There may be something terrain-wise that made it impractical, but I wonder if it was considered. Also, since the flooded river was bad enough to block the Union from continuing to Nashville, would that same flooded river (which practically surrounds Franklin) made ANY flanking move impractical? Anyway, great job on the comparison pieces. I follow it faithfully. |
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That stage came last August, because of Huntsman's on-the-fly decision to "raise his hand" and join all the other Republicans in promising to reject a budget deal skewed even 10-to-1 in favor of budget cuts over tax increases. In case you've forgotten, here it is:
That moment was horrible. Right after the debate, my friend Hendrik Hertzberg* observed that Huntsman must have regretted his split-second choice: "This is pure speculation, of course, but I'm fairly sure that Huntsman was riven with regret in the aftermath of his humiliating surrender to fear." At the time and later, other people said similar things: at a critical point of either standing up to, or joining in with, Tea Party anti-tax absolutism, Huntsman had unfortunately signed on.
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Huntsman said he regrets his decision to oppose a 10-to-1 spending cuts to tax increase deal to cut the deficit at the Iowa debate lamenting: "if you can only do certain things over again in life."At the moment there is no point in "what-if"ism about that moment, because so many other things were working against Huntsman in this year's field. And after we see how this year's presidential race turns out, we'll have lots of time to consider whether the post-2012 GOP is likely to morph in a direction more favorable to Huntsman or whether he has permanently estranged himself from it. For now, it's a further credit to Huntsman's "call me crazy" sanity that he recognizes and admits what went wrong that day.
"What went through my head was if I veer at all from my pledge not to raise any taxes...then I'm going to have to do a lot of explaining," he explained. "What was going through my mind was 'don't I just want to get through this?'"
That decision, Huntsman said, "has caused me a lot of heartburn."
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And what will be even more interesting is when Romney announces that he also regrets putting his hand up as he continues his march to the middle.
* Routine disclosure: Rick Hertzberg was my colleague in the White House speechwriting mill during the first two years of the Carter administration and my successor as its director in the two years after that. Both before and after his time in politics he has of course been with the New Yorker.


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Koei's just confirmed both the 360 and PS3 versions of Quantum Theory for a spring release in Europe.
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Quantum Theory no longer PS3 exclusive
Tecmo's Quantum Theory will release on 360 as well as PS3, the publisher's told Joystiq.
The new version will release next spring, in the same window as its sibling.
In case you'd forgotten, Quantum Theory really, really looks like Gears of War. Accept it's made in Japan.
More through there.
Tue, Oct 06, 2009 | 16:57 BST
Quantum Theory pics show things glowing, stuff getting shot
Tecmo has released some new shots for its third-person shooter Quantum Theory.
Game's out for PS3 in March 2010 and sports Sid – who is being hailed as a "dark hero" – and his female partner Filerna who is a "white rebel".
Eurogamer has the shots here. Go take a look.
Mon, Jun 01, 2009 | 13:14 BST
Quantum Theory gets some lovely looking new screens
PS3-sense has them and mighty fine they look, too.
We're geared up for this one, Tecmo. Don't let us down.
Hopefully we'll know more by way of a release date this week.


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it sounds like nothing you did with usa really changed the strategic situation in africa. The thinking behind rushing to build more trannies early and no carrier is based on a short term situation in which you can guard sz 12 without the carrier and you can quickly make a punch through or around egypt with relatively more tanks and air threat. Aside from that, I agree there's not THAT much to be gained by going for the extreme transport optimization. As you describe, there are situations where a balanced fleet is more important to actually using all that power rather than sitting pretty in libya.
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Pope Saint Antherus
Also known as
- Anteros
- Anterus
- Antheros
Son of Romulus. His family seems to have orginally been from Greece. Served as 19th Pope for about six weeks. Started the Vatican library to preserve documents concerning the early martyrs. Martyred in the persecutions of Maximus Thrax when he refused to relinquish court records of the persecutions.
- Petilia Policastro, Italy
Papal Ascension
- martyred 3 January 236
- buried in the catacombs at the Cemetery of Saint Callistus, Rome, the first pope buried in the papal crypt
- relics re-discovered in 1854
Additional Information
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Heiligen 3s
- Kirken i Norge
- Lives of the Saints, Father Alban Butler
- Lives of the Saints II, by Father Thomas J Donaghy
- New Catholic Dictionary
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BY MARCY SHORTUSE - A special meeting of the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority meeting was held Thursday afternoon, Dec. 6, to discuss a protest lodged by the low-bidding construction company on the swing bridge project. They also received counsel on how they should proceed in response to the protest.
The bid contract between the bridge authority and the bidders gave them the right to reject the bids unless they, GIBA, acted unfairly or illegally. The board rejected all bids based on the grounds that all bidders gave only a 75 percent completion figure. That was all, at the time, that the board requested.
GLM, the low bidder, contested the rejection saying that it was capricious, and that there was no reason to reject the bid.
After the board made the decision to reject all bids on November 2, they released all the documents to the public. GLM argued it put them at a disadvantage, claiming that their competitors could see their pricing and low bid.
Susan Shiruti, an attorney with Bryant Miller Olive, is on vacation in the area and volunteered her time to GIBA to look over the paperwork and to give her opinion as a construction lawyer.
As of press time no decision had been reached about how to proceed.
The newly-formed GIBA audit committee had its first meeting earlier in the day, and the members discussed a rough draft of their charter. The meeting included GIBA Chairman David Hayes, ExecutiveDirector Jim Cooper, Drew Tucker and Steven Kaeffer. Ginger Watkins was also present at the meeting by phone.
GIBA has never had an audit committee before.
The board's financial advisor, Bill Holmberg, said the committee would act as "another pair of eyes" for the board.
Tucker mentioned in the meeting that he was curious about a cash amount of more than $1 million in one of the Authority's accounts, and said that anyone with an hour to kill could make a spreadsheet and puzzle over the amounts. Watkins said she, too, was aware of an account held by GIBA with "millions of dollars" in it.
Holmberg explained.
"The purpose of raising toll rates was to raise cash availability for the project," he said. "We have requirements under our line of credit that Kathy (Banson-Verrico, GIBA's executive assistant) has been sticking to to avoid stiff penalties."
Holmberg also said when construction costs were paid in cash, they were usually paid in large lump sums. That would explain why there could be so much cash in an account one day, and it would be gone the next.
Hayes said that since the board had passed a motion that he would be a secondary signer on all checks issued by GIBA, as far as oversight, things had gone quite smoothly.
Holmberg said the board generally runs at $500,000 to $800,000 in cash in the bank, and that any excess beyond that was dedicated to capital purposes.
The board also enjoyed one of the last bullet points in the charter which read that audit committee members should "exercise healthy skepticism" when it came to questions about finances.
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Can't beat the price of this set - it looks good and is sturdy enough if you're not heavyset. It assembles with standard steel hardware, so it won't last long in an outdoor environment, but should be fine on a porch or sun room. The legs of the chairs and table all have leveling feet to accommodate uneven surfaces. Assembly was easy and the instructions were well written.
It is a really good looking set. I like the color--it is more brown and bronze-y than I thought. I thought it would be black from the photo. However, one of the chairs has wobbly legs and we can't fix it. It took my boyfriend about an hour or 90 minutes to put it together in total. Pretty easy to put together but disappointing that the chair legs are not the same length. Or perhaps the chair seat is uneven and makes the legs effectively different lengths--we can't figure it out.
Definitely pretty to look at. Quality ... not so much. Table leg holes were drilled poorly so the center piece would not align to let the bolts slip thru. Had to use my grinder for some local modification. Legs on the chairs would not adjust enough for the chair to sit without rocking. I'm 6'3. The chairs are so small I feel like I'm sitting in a 5 year olds play set.
I ordered this table and chairs to sit outside my coffee shop. After receiving the first one, I loved it so much I had to order another one. All of my customers now want one.
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My nephew put this together for me. Went together easily. Instructions were easy for him to follow. It is beautiful and I get many complements on it. It is suprisely comfortable. I did get a glass top for it so the top would not get banged up any, as it will get a lot use on my back porch. Come spring I will have to get cushions for it. I love this set.
I got this bistro set to go in my indoor patio. It's compact, sturdy, has good weight to it, and it was marked well for easy assembly. I really like the color/tone of this set, too, kind of like a patina'd copper.
This set is pretty heavy - the chairs much more so then the table. It is much prettier in person and it is copper colored which you can not see to well in this photo. For the price, I think it is a great purchase!
gets lots of compliments. great quality. super value
As long as you understand that this outdoor bistro set is more for decoration than for functionality, than it is a great value. It is very pretty, almost an outdoor sculpture. However, the instructions state that it shouldn't be exposed to sun and rain. Also, the back of the chairs are mounted to the base seat by only two somewhat thin screws that can be bent by someone leaning the chair back on its rear legs. The table itself has a very sturdy construction and is very functional. Despite the documented warnings of exposure to outdoor elements and the need to be careful with the chair backs, this set is worth what we paid for it and we're very happy with how it improves the look of our garden.
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- Oriental Trumpet Lily Bulbs Robert Swanson
- Hyacinth Bulbs Gypsy Princess
- Hyacinth Bulbs Miss Saigon
- Wild Crocus Bulbs Tri-Color
- Butterfly Daffodil Bulbs Vanilla Peach
- Double Daffodil Bulbs Double Beauty
- Double Late Tulip Bulbs Blue Diamond
- Fringed Tulip Bulbs Curly Sue
- Lily Flowered Tulip Bulbs Mariette
- Parrot Tulip Bulbs Black Parrot
- Single Late Tulip Bulbs Cape Holland
- Bearded Iris Badlands
- Bearded Iris Brazilian Holiday
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Cloud Ballet
- Bearded Iris Parisian Dawn
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Pink Attraction
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Pure As Gold
- Bearded Iris Red Hawk
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Blue Suede Shoes
- The Classic Collection
- Deer Resistant Collection
- Candy Cane Spring Collection
- Blue and White All Season Collection
- Sunshine Collection
- Partial Shade Collection
- Fragrant Collection
- Reblooming Bearded Iris Collection
- Caladium Bulbs Galaxy
- Canna Lily Pink Sunburst
- Canna Lily Puck
- Peony Flowering Dahlia Classic Rosamunde
- Peony Flowering Dahlia Bishop of Llandaff
- Gallery Dahlia Singer
- Gallery Dahlia Rembrandt
- Gallery Dahlia Art Fair
- Anemone Flowering Dahlia Boogie Woogie
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- Caladium Bulbs Pink Gem
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- Calla Lily Bulb Lavender Gem
- Canna Lily Bengal Tiger
- Biltmore Estate Dahlia Valentine Mixture
- Biltmore Estate Gladiolus Bulbs Valentine Mixture
- Double Asiatic Lily Bulbs Cocktail Twins
- Double Asiatic Lily Bulbs Strawberry Vanilla Latte
- Wild Lily Bulbs Pink Martagon
- Double Oriental Lily Bulbs Broken Heart
- Double Oriental Lily Bulbs Distant Drum
- Double Oriental Lily Bulbs Serene Angel
- Oriental Lily Bulbs Entertainer
- Trumpet Lily Bulbs African Queen
- Trumpet Lily Bulbs Golden Splendour
- Trumpet Lily Bulbs Pink Perfection
- Elephant Ear Black Stem
- Glass Vase Kit Collection
- Double Daffodil Bulbs Golden Ducat
- Mediterranean Bells Bulbs
- Grape Hyacinth Bulbs Pink Sunrise
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- Grape Hyacinth Bulbs Yellow Fragrance
- Double Daffodil Bulbs Fashion
- Double Late Tulip Bulbs Orange Angelique
- Garlic California Softneck
- Hardneck Garlic Red Chesnok
- Bearded Iris Orange King
- Bearded Iris Cache of Gold
- Bearded Iris Delta Blues
- Bearded Iris Fires of Fiji
- Bearded Iris Fission Chips
- Bearded Iris Hello Darkness
- Bearded Iris Purple Serenade
- Summer-Blooming Grab Bag
- Bearded Iris Edgefield Glow
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Feed Back
- Re-blooming Bearded Iris Invitation
- Bearded Iris Sea Power
- Bearded Iris Hemstitched and Red Poppy Combo
- Allium Purple Sensation and Lupine Combo
- Tulip Stresa and Crocus Ruby Giant Combo
- Darwin Tulip Mix and Fall Max Mix Combo
- Tulip, Daffodil and Virginia Bluebells Combo
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The Dalziel Park Hotel is located in 250 acres of stunning woodland on the outskirts of Motherwell. We have everything to offer and more, from a boutique hotel to the stylish Wide Mouth Frog Restaurant, Bar & Brasserie plus a 9 hole golf course. Our golf course has been a popular hiding place for many local golfers since opening and our bar & brasserie provide the ideal place to retire to for that relaxing well-earned refreshment.
Parkland, 9 holes, 6,200 yards, SSS 0, Par 70
For Accommodation and information, please call:
0845 859 1006
Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday and Sunday - closed
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Festival of Trees
The St. Johns County Festival of Trees returns to World Golf Village. The event will feature trees, wreaths, and other holiday items donated by the community. Visitors can donate on their favorite trees and wreaths with minimum $1 bid or purchase an entry through the silent auction. You can also enjoy free activities including a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus and a short performance from "The Nutcracker" by dancers from the St. Augustine Ballet. This event is held at the St. Johns County Convention Center. It will end on Sunday. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the final day. This event benefits the United Way of St. Johns County and the St. Augustine Record's Empty Stocking Fund.
Tree of Life and Candlelight Service of Remembrance
Community Hospice of Northeast Florida is hosting a tree of life and Candlelight Service of Remembrance on Thursday. Festivities will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the lighting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. The lighting of the Tree of Life will include a special candlelight service to celebrate the lives of loved ones who have died. This event will be held at the Center for caring on Sunbeam Road.
The Nutcracker
A holiday tradition comes alive at the Florida Theatre this weekend. The 21st annual production of the Nutcracker will begin on Friday at the Florida Theatre. For tickets, call the Florida Theatre box office at 904-355-2787.
A Very Merry Christmas
Enjoy a multi-cultural evening of holiday celebration at Stage Aurora Performance Hall beginning Friday. A Very Merry Christmas will feature holiday favorites in song, dance, and music in all genres. The show will begin Friday and last until Sunday. Tickets prices are all seats $15 in advance. Tickets may be purchased at Brothers 2000 at Gateway Town Center or online at www.ticketleap.com. You can also purchase tickets at the Stage Aurora box office at 904-765-7372.
The Florida Ballet
The Florida Ballet presents the holiday classic, the Nutcracker this weekend. It will be held at the Lazzara Performance Hall at UNF. Tickets are available for Friday's show at 7:30 p.m., Saturday's shows at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. You can purchase tickets at the UNF Box Office by calling 904-620-2878 or at www.ticketreturn.com.
Holiday at St. James
Join Mayor Alvin Brown on Friday for the first annual Holiday at St. James Celebration and Tree lighting. It will feature a holiday craft market in Hemming Plaza, carolers, crafts and plenty of fun. The event kicks off at 11 a.m. and will end with a tree lighting at 7 p.m. For more information, go to www.makeascenedowntown.com.
Holiday Pops
Join the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and Chorus for a holiday event beginning Friday. Holiday Pop will begin on Friday and last through Sunday at the Robert E. Jacoby Symphony Hall at The Times Union Center for Performing Arts Center. Enjoy songs performed by guest Ashley Brown. Single tickets begin at $25. To purchase tickets, go to www.jaxsymphony.org or call 904-354-5547.
The community outreach club of the ARC of the St. Johns invites you to join them in a caroling flashmob display on Friday. It will be held at various parts of the Plaza de la Consitucion and will begin at 5 p.m.
Clowning Around
Local families can meet Dustin, the Boss Clown from the Greatest Show on Earth at the Main Library in downtown Jacksonville on Friday. Dustin will read a book. All children will receive a clown nose and bookmarks. This event begins at 3:30 p.m.


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Fair Dinkum Families on True Resilience- listen back!
27/10/2013 , 9:00 AM by Helen Clare | Comments (0)
Were you raised on the idea that you should try to have good self esteem?
In this episode of Fair Dinkum Families featuring clinical psychologist Tarnya Davis from Newpsych and family counsellor Linden Green from Interrelate Family Centres, you'll hear why both believe self esteem is a bit of a myth and there are dangers with the newer buzzword " resilience" too.
You can listen to the discussion in two parts.
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A friend's mom picks Sydney up; Joe drives Logan to Mount Rose Elementary and helps him navigate to his new classroom.
"All right, now it's my turn to get nervous," he says, driving his Chevy Suburban up a hill to Truckee Meadows Community College. "This is the first day of the rest of my life."
A week ago, he had stood in the jam-packed student center to hear Obama talk about the importance of education. Now, that message was very personal. He felt he was fulfilling his dream. He felt as challenged as he did years ago when a construction supervisor handed him a blueprint to a 5,000-square-foot house and told him it was all his to build.
He heads to the bookstore to pick up a text for his first class: keyboarding. That's the 21st-century term for typing. He rented the book for $140 instead of paying more to buy it.
He signs off on the return date and makes his way to Room 204 in the Red Mountain building. The hallway is lined with fellow students waiting for the teacher to arrive and unlock the classroom door.
"Hi, I'm Joe," he says.
"Hi, I'm Anthony," says a student who will turn 21 soon. There's chatter about being able to drink legally and, for some, casting their first presidential ballot.
"I vaguely remember 21," Joe says.
Joe Stoltz takes his seat in front of a computer workstation. This is the day when he begins again. Election Day will be equally momentous. He's already made a tough decision about his own life. He has a few more weeks left to make one about America.


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North American Auto Mall advertises a variety of all years, makes and models of autos, trucks and transport trailers for sale by owner. In addition, we have Northwest Classic Auto Mall, which has offered advertising services for 1975 and older cars, trucks and project vehicles since 1999. Whether you're looking for a classic or muscle car, rat rod or race car, or a late model car or truck, we invite you to browse our listings of vehicles.
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