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Overall I thought the hostel had a great vibe, had young and older crowd, great location by Hyde park and walking distance to station! Rooms were clean and tidy with bathroom in room so more privacy! Saved money with breakfast and dinner included so I thought great value for the money I paid! Would go there again ... more
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Shares of Expedia rose Thursday after the Bellevue online travel giant beat analyst expectations with its second quarter earnings. The Bellevue-based travel giant reported adjusted net income of $137.6 million (up 52% from last year) on revenues of $1.5 billion (up 24% from last year), both of which eclipsed Wall Street's predictions. The stock was up more then… Read More
Customer files lawsuit against Expedia after paying $650 in surprise bag fees
No one likes paying bag fees. But one Expedia customer is taking it a step further — suing Expedia after paying $650 round-trip for his family of four's luggage after the online travel agency claimed the first checked bag would be free with the airfare purchase. The lawsuit, which is seeking class action status, was filed in King County Superior Court… Read More
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Groupon and Expedia are scaling back a 3-year-old partnership that focused on selling heavily discounted travel deals together. A Groupon spokesman confirmed today that the daily deals company and the online travel agency are no longer co-branding deals through a joint venture launched in the summer of 2011. The travel deals site, which was originally called "Groupon Getaways with… Read More
Expedia buys Australian travel firm for $658M, tamps down 'inaccurate' eLong rumors
Expedia is making waves overseas. The Bellevue-based online travel giant announced Monday morning that it plans to buy Australian online travel company Wotif.com for $658 million in cash. Wotif Group operates online travel brands in the Asia-Pacific such as Wotif.com, lastminute.com.au, travel.com.au, Asia Web Direct, LateStays.com, GoDo.com.au and Arnold Travel Technology. Wotif Group recorded $555… Read More
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Bitcoin users looking for a place to stay while traveling now have a whole bunch of new options. Expedia says it will now start accepting Bitcoin payments for hotel reservations, so people who have the cryptocurrency will be able to reserve rooms from hotels around the world without converting their currency. The new feature is made… Read More
Ignition-backed travel startup Hipmunk raises $20 million
Travel planning site Hipmunk announced today that it has raised $20 million in Series C financing. The round was led by Oak Investment Partners, and joined by a number of other past investors in the company, including Seattle's Ignition Partners. The company says that the funding will be used to boost hiring, customer acquisition and… Read More
Last-minute travel heats up with new mobile offering from Airbnb
Airbnb is experimenting with a new service that will enable the San Francisco company to enter the very crowded field of booking last-minute accommodations over a phone. Starting today, Airbnb will allow travelers to book affordable rooms for rent in people's homes or luxury vacation houses for the same day. The service is launching today in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and Airbnb says… Read More
Expedia posts 19% gain in revenues, cash hoard grows
Shares of Expedia rose Thursday after the Bellevue online travel giant posted a solid first quarter, reporting adjusted net income of $21.5 million on revenues of $1.2 billion. Those results beat analysts' expectations. The stock was up four percent in regular trading, and inched up another point in after hours. Expedia is up 26 percent… Read More
Expedia is giving away paid apps for free with Apple's blessing
Starting today, Expedia's iPhone app will become a destination for consumers to discover new apps — and then, download them for free — without any purchase necessary. Through a partnership with Apple, Expedia plans to recommend a new application every month for download, much like the Starbucks app, which also doles out free songs and… Read More
Airbnb may be worth more than Expedia
Airbnb is reportedly in talks to raise up to $500 million at a $10 billion valuation, which would make it worth slightly more than publicly held Expedia. The six-year-old San Francisco start-up epitomizes the sharing economy, by allowing people to rent out unused rooms in their home — or entire islands and castles — to anyone… Read More
World's largest travel site? Expedia and TripAdvisor both lay claim to title
Expedia has started claiming in its ads that it's the "world's largest travel site." It's an interesting assertion, considering that TripAdvisor, which spun off from Expedia in 2011, also refers to itself as "the world's largest online travel site." They both base their claims on data from comScore, so who's right? As it turns out,… Read More
Expedia CEO discusses Google smackdown
Shares of Expedia took a hit last month after SearchEngineLand reported that the Bellevue online travel giant had lost about 25 percent of its search visibility on Google after it was allegedly penalized for paying for links to boost its search ranking. In a conference call last week in which the company reported strong earnings, Expedia… Read More
Shares of Expedia jump as Q4 revenues top $1.1 billion
Expedia, the Bellevue online travel giant, saw its revenue increase 18 percent during the fourth quarter as it showed increases in hotel room nights and improvements in advertising and media revenue. Revenue for the fourth quarter was $1.15 billion, up from $974.9 million in the same period in 2012. Adjusted net income came in at… Read More
Expedia stock dips after losing search visibility on Google
Rap Genius made Google quite angry last month and paid the price, losing huge amounts of traffic after the search giant penalized Rap Genius for using SEO tricks to attract more views. Now, it looks like Expedia is learning a similar lesson — and seeing its stock price drop in the process. As noted by… Read More
Expedia unveils Travel Graph, a new tool to help travelers find cheaper airfares
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Expedia study reveals deep divide over airplane seat reclining
Do you recline your airplane seat at will — crushing the knees, electronics and spirit of the person behind you? Or do you complain about the people who recline their seats? As it turns out, there's a good chance you do both! A new study released today by Expedia, ranking the most egregious airplane etiquette… Read More
Shares of Expedia soar as travel giant posts 17% revenue gain
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Travelocity is holding onto its brand. But the guts of the online travel agency, which is owned by travel giant Sabre, are being outsourced to longtime rival Expedia. In a deal that was announced today, Bellevue-based Expedia said that it will power Travelocity's Web sites in North America, providing the back-end technology. It's an interesting… Read More
Legislators want Expedia, online travel agencies to pay more taxes
Expedia and other big online travel agencies may be looking at higher tax expenses thanks to a recent push by state legislators. Bloomberg reports that The National Conference of State Legislatures is recommending that states consider requiring these online companies to pay occupancy taxes based on full rental prices paid by customers rather than the… Read More
Expedia's eLong establishes $100M fund to bankroll mobile travel startups
It's a good time to be a travel-oriented startup. eLong, the Chinese travel giant that's partially owned by Expedia, said that it plans to create a $100 million fund to invest in startups developing mobile hotel technologies. "We see an accelerating trend towards mobile hotel bookings, which comprised more than 20% of our hotel room nights in Q2,… Read More
Shares of Expedia tumble 25 percent after online travel giant hits Q2 'headwinds'
Shares of Expedia are getting trashed in after-hours trading, following the Bellevue company's latest earnings announcement which showed a 27 percent decline in adjusted net income. The company's earnings missed targets, which analysts had estimated would come in at an average of 79 cents earnings per share. The company came in at 64 cents earnings… Read More
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Nick Hanauer and Rich Barton are investors and entrepreneurs who have created and shaped some of the most significant companies in the Seattle region, and the world. They're also friends, and we're happy to have them both together in the studio this week for the GeekWire radio show and podcast. Barton is the co-founder of… Read More


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DURHAM — With about 25 supporters holding campaign signs at her back and a statue of Lady Justice by her side, Freda Black announced on Friday that she is running for district attorney.
"I believe this is a new day for Durham," she said.
Black, a former assistant district attorney who lost a bid to unseat Mike Nifong in 2006, said her administration would be based on "community, integrity and fairness."
"I will, as district attorney, work with ... all county leaders to try to fight crime," she said.
Black, a Democrat, must win the May 6 primary to proceed to the general elections in November.
Black is the first candidate to formally announce; the filing period opens Feb. 11. Assistant district attorneys Tracey Cline and Mitchell Garrell, who worked as prosecutors under Nifong, have said they plan to seek the office, too.
Black said she did not know whom her opponents might be, but mentioned the lawsuits the city of Durham faces due to Nifong's mishandling of the Duke lacrosse case.
"I don't know why anybody in Durham County would want to vote for anyone who had ties to that administration," she said.
Nifong and Black were colleagues in the Durham District Attorney's Office for 14 years before Nifong was appointed to the top job in 2005. One of Nifong's first acts as the county's top prosecutor was to ask for Black's resignation.
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Saturday, November 26, 2005For the second straight day Valparaiso fell behind by 17 points in the second half and made a valiant comeback, but this time it was not enough as the Crusaders fell to Xavier (Ohio) 58-44 in the title game of the National City Bank Xavier Invitational held in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The court voted 5-4 to uphold a court decision throwing out the evidence seized because of Franky the drug-sniffing dog's alert to police.
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I have read many articles penned by Paul Krugman. I do not have an advanced degree from MIT or a Nobel Prize in economic sciences. However, I do have many life experiences in managing the economics of work and family.
Krugman's prescribed fix for the economy is exactly what got us into this mess to begin with: living on a credit card well beyond our means. The large debt load that has been created at the federal level – and in some cases state and local – will depress growth for years to come. We will not grow our way out of this enormous debt through additional stimulus spending. The longer we do this, the more we will heighten and prolong the misery of anemic growth.
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My wife took me Goodwill hunting yesterday and I'm glad she did - I found a pair of B&W DM601s for $35, and then a Denon AVR-1907 receiver for $35 as well!
The B&Ws are a little beat up - the veneers on one side of one are scratched like from a cat, and it seems that the speaker was dropped at one point as the plastic front baffle is cracked at a corner. But otherwise they look and sound perfect. They don't have their bi-wire leads so I fashioned some myself from 14ga copper strand and plugged them into the Denon.
The imaging is huge and exact. I'm hearing details in the same old songs that I've never heard before! I always put on "Another Brick in the Wall Part 2" to test a system - I find that it's a song that is very dependent on media, especially in the guitar solo. Sometimes it sounds like a march with the heavy drumbeat, sometimes the organ overpowers and floats in front of the guitar, sometimes the guitar is way out front. For the first time, the B&Ws put it all together for me cohesively - all instruments complemented and got out of eachother's way. Very impressive. Sound was clean and not overpowering - highs were a little laid back but just right to enjoy the music.
And my wife loves them! She heard the quality of the sound right away. But a check in the WAF box! I'm sure it can't help that these babies are less than half the size of all the other monsters I have in the basement!!
Of course there's not too much bass but nothing a decent subwoofer wouldn't fix. BTW - I have a PSW10 doing HT duty - would that be a good match for the B&Ws, or should I be looking for something new?
The Denon also impressed. I only plugged in in and turned it on in 2-channel for this test so I have no idea otherwise what else it can do, and I'd like to test its SQ against my HT Pioneer VSX-820k.
So the B&Ws are keepers. I like the Denon but don't have a home for it - it doesn't have HDMI switching and I already have a Harman Kardon 3380 upstairs doing 2-channel duty that I really like. I'll have to decide what do to there.
I may sand down the scratches in the wrap on the B&Ws, fill in a few dents and try to wrap new vinyl from Parts Express over the top - then these would be real lookers. Does anyone have experience with re-wrapping vinyl veneers?


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With the release of the video footage revealing Mitt Romney expressing his feelings about the 47 percent of Americans who don't pay federal income taxes, there is a new and intensified focus on those who possess the rights and privileges of American citizenship without shouldering a fair share of the responsibility to pay the income taxes that pay for the benefits of that citizenship.
But do you know who these people are and why they do not pay income taxes?
Do you know that the overwhelming majority of these people avoid income taxes due to a policy fiercely supported by none other than President Ronald Wilson Reagan who deemed the policy to be "the best antipoverty, the best pro- family, the best job creation measure to come out of Congress."?
It seems reasonable to suggest that without knowledge of the data and policies that have resulted in so large a percentage of Americans avoiding the responsibility to pay income taxes, one can hardly form a rational opinion as to whether or not these folks are taking advantage of the system while leaving the rest of us to foot the bills.
With this in mind, it seems a good time to take a look at the actual policies and laws at work here as, only then, can individual Americans form a realistic position as to whether or not these policies are unfair to the majority of income-tax paying Americans or necessary and proper policies that benefit the nation as a whole.
At the outset, we should dispel the myth that 47 percent of Americans pay absolutely nothing in federal taxes.
Because all working Americans are obligated to pay payroll taxes—the money that supports Social Security and Medicare automatically withdrawn from our paychecks—the actual number of households in America paying nothing was closer to 17 percent in 2009 and, more typically, 14 percent in non-recessionary years. Obviously, if fewer people are working, fewer people are experiencing payroll tax deductions from their non-existent paycheck.
And if we add in other federal taxes, such as the federal excise tax on gasoline, the numbers come down even further.
Of course, for everyone who must sign that painfully large and inconvenient check and send it off to Uncle Sam on the 15th day of April, the fact that the number of people paying nothing in federal taxes may be not quite so large as they may have thought is of small consolation.
So, who is not paying up on the income tax front and why aren't they required to bear the same responsibilities that you are?
macadvisor – I love the story about your grandfather: " fortunately his suppliers and employees stood by him and loaned him goods and labor until he could earn enough to keep going". Notice his suppliers and employees helped him, not the government. Nothing wrong with the government helping where there is nowhere else to turn, but some people would rather see that as a last resort, while others would see it as the first. That relates to Romney's and conservative philosophy in general, that the more people can help themselves and help each other, the better. I happen to agree with that.
i believe what he is speaking to is that there is a greater proportion in that 60% who are not only, not paying taxes but also collecting some sort of benefit which by all appearances negates the theory that this policy prevents them from getting on the dole or lifts them from poverty. if there were a post recession period or we were in it there would be an improvement in these numbers but there isn't real unemployment is astronomical and all welfare spending is up. this presidents policies and a uncomprehendable tax code is what the argument is… his policies have perpetuated a higher percentage of citizens to in that 60% to be on some sort of assistance. and btw that 47% is greatest percentage we've ever seen… the overall problem is that percentage has been increasing and not only has been increasing, but the catorgories you spoke about in it have been increasingly taking assistance and not just not paying federal taxes. when that number balloons to over 50% and less and less americans are paying in….well we've become greece!
Rick, thank you for asking. Yes, I'm confident that what I write benefits AND educates everyone who reads it.
Gov. Romney said that 47% of Americans pay no INCOME taxes. He did not say that 47% of Americans "pay absolutely NOTHING in federal taxes" (your 5th paragraph).
I believe EVERY American with earned income should pay income tax, yes, even my teenage son who works part-time at the grocery store.
Great read!! Thanks Rick for yet again putting the real truth out for all to see. Thx
Rick- You never disappoint. Thank you. (Feel free to pass this on to your wife)
The Catch-22 factor you point out is much more brutal these days than ever before when employers operate with the mantra of: "Unemployed need not apply" and enforce it regardless of circumstance, geography or job level.
Employers are so emboldened by this stance that they put it in writing in their job advertisements and instructions to recruiters. This is not a disincentive – it is a deterrent that is equivalent to a lock-out. And people wonder how unions and Affirmative Action ever came to be.
Taste that rainbow.
You're discussing the makeup of the 47% who don't pay income taxes, and one of your categories is "working people who pay payroll taxes but are not paying income taxes". How is that a proper category? It's like saying "61% of the cats in the country eat cat food and are cats."
But you're correct that EITC contributes to the problem of dependency. But EITC was designed to be a replacement for the income redistribution system. So in that sense both are responsible for the dependency explosion. Reagan got the EITC passed but was never able to dismantle the other transfer payments.
The real problem is the dependency attitude itself, and that includes people who feel entitled, and the apologists for them, such as yourself.


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On Feb. 21, 1613, Mikhail Romanov, 16, was unanimously chosen by Russia's national assembly to be czar, beginning a dynasty that would last three centuries.
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In 1513, Pope Julius II, who had commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, died nearly four months after the project was completed.
In 1862, Nathaniel Gordon became the first and only American slave-trader to be executed under the U.S. Piracy Law of 1820 as he was hanged in New York.
In 1885, the Washington Monument was dedicated.
In 1912, the Great Fifth Ward Fire broke out in Houston, Texas; although property losses topped $3 million, no one was killed in the blaze.
In 1916, the World War I Battle of Verdun began in France as German forces attacked; the French were able to prevail after 10 months of fighting.
In 1925, The New Yorker magazine made its debut.
In 1945, during the World War II Battle of Iwo Jima, the escort carrier USS Bismarck Sea was sunk by kamikazes with the loss of 318 men.
In 1947, Edwin H. Land publicly demonstrated his Polaroid Land camera, which could produce a black-and-white photograph in 60 seconds.
In 1965, black Muslim leader and civil rights activist Malcolm X, 39, was shot to death inside the Audubon Ballroom in New York by assassins identified as members of the Nation of Islam.
In 1972, President Richard M. Nixon began his historic visit to China as he and his wife, Pat, arrived in Beijing.
In 1973, Israeli fighter planes shot down Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 over the Sinai Desert, killing all but five of the 113 people on board.
In 1986, Larry Wu-tai Chin, the first American found guilty of spying for China, killed himself in his Virginia jail cell.
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The GOP presidential candidate forum held Saturday in Charleston, S.C., was not exactly a debate. In fact, it was sort of the opposite of a debate.
The event was moderated by Fox News host and former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. All the candidates except for Ron Paul attended, but they never actually shared the stage. They were explicitly prohibited from attacking — or even mentioning — each other.
Brazil has undergone a demographic shift so dramatic that it has astonished social scientists. Over the past 50 years, the fertility rate has tumbled from six children per woman on average to fewer than two — and is now lower than in the United States.
Demographers say the fertility rate is declining because the country is richer and more urban, but they also point to Brazil's hugely popular soap operas and their portrayal of small, glamorous families.
South Sudan gained independence just six months ago, but the country is already plagued by ethnic violence at home and ongoing tensions with its previous rulers in Sudan.
Potential humanitarian crises are brewing in both Sudans, and U.S. diplomats are sounding frustrated that the two are not talking to each other enough.
One of the nation's least densely populated states has hit a major milestone. Montana's population crossed over the 1 million person mark around the first of the year. While the governor says that's a good sign for the future, some residents say the state's already too crowded.
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Earlier this week, 32-year-old nuclear scientist Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan was killed by a bomb blast on his way to work in Tehran, Iran.
The attack, carried out with a magnetic bomb placed on Roshan's car by a man on a motorcycle, was like something out of a spy novel. In Iran, however, it's very much a reality. Assassins have targeted five Iranian nuclear scientists in the past two years; four of the attacks have succeeded.
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Alan Bennett, author of The History Boys and The Madness of King George, among countless other books, plays and memoirs, is a grand old man of British letters.
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When we talk of inquisition it is usually prefaced with a definite article — as in, The Inquisition. But, as Vanity Fair editor Cullen Murphy points out in his new book, God's Jury, the Inquisition wasn't a single event but rather a decentralized, centuries-long process.
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A collaborative effort between Carnegie Mellon's Heinz School of Public Policy and Management, the School of Computer Science, and the Software Engineering Institute, the MSIT-SEM is designed for mid-level managers currently working in information technology or software development positions who are eager to increase the breadth and depth of their knowledge. Applicants to the program are inclined to be those who strive to direct within software development organizations, or in the broader business sector that effectively acquires, integrates, and manages software. The program is ideal for working information technology managers, and is designed to be completed in three years of part-time study. Delivered mostly via distance education, the program culminates in a real-world capstone project.
Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) in eBusiness Technology
An increasing portion of all business is being conducted over the Internet. Building eBusiness systems requires application of technology to real commercial situations. The eBusiness Technology program is not lecture-based, but consists of 16 real-world team projects in eBusiness consulting in which students must solve realistic problems incorporating a spectrum of current eBusiness issues. The final 9 weeks of the program are spent working on actual projects contributed by industrial sponsors. By that time, students have not only absorbed new technologies, but have acquired job-critical skills such as time management, team organization and the ability to produce professional work product and deliver effective and persuasive presentations.
Master of Science in Information Technology - Privacy Engineering
The Master of Science in Information Technology - Privacy Engineering (MSIT-PE) degree is a one-year program designed for computer scientists and engineers who wish to pursue careers as privacy engineers or technical privacy managers. Designed in close collaboration with industry and government, this program is intended for students who aspire to play a critical role in building privacy into future products, services, and processes. The 12-month MSIT in Privacy program combines the best and most successful elements gleaned from Carnegie Mellon University's long and distinguished history of professional masters programs. The program includes two semesters of courses taught by leading academic privacy and security experts. The program concludes with a summer-long learning-by-doing, capstone project, where students will be brought in as privacy consultants to work on client projects. Students who complete this program will be well prepared for jobs as privacy engineers and technical privacy managers.
Master of Science in Information Technology – Software Engineering
The Master of Science in Information Technology – Software Engineering (MSIT-SE) degree is designed for early-career professionals with less than two years of work experience. The program shares the same core courses as the MSE program, and results in a final real-world capstone project. Considerably smaller than the MSE Studio in scope and size, the MSIT-SE Practicum affords the student an opportunity to demonstrate what has been learned in the core and elective courses through its practical application in a realistic project setting.Distance Education in Software Engineering
Since June, 1996, ISR's Distance Education Program has been developing and delivering world-class software engineering courses at a distance. We began by offering a Certificate in Software Engineering, then as technology and demand progressed, we were able to offer the Master's of Software Engineering (MSE) and now the Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) entirely at a distance.
MBA Track in Technology Leadership
A joint offering of the Tepper School of Business and the School of Computer Science, the Technology Leadership Track within the MBA program emphasizes strategic and management issues relevant to the development and application of cutting-edge software technologies. Graduates of this track are particularly well prepared to address the complex issues that lie at the intersection of business and technology. They are trained to lead their future organizations in developing and executing technology strategies and managing innovative technology projects. Specifically, the track prepares students who aspire to senior technology positions such as Chief Technology Officer, Chief Information Officer, and Vice-President of Research and Development.
Executive and Professional EducationOur Executive and Professional Education office provides innovative and practical IT training to advance our goals by combining the best conceptual knowledge and academic theory with "practical real world" applications. Through the expertise of our leading faculty, custom programs are developed and delivered to support the needs of organizations and individuals. This training can be provided through eLearning courses, on campus customized training, on site training or a mix of eLearning courses and a customized program.
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Undergraduate Minor in Software Engineering
The software engineering minor is designed to teach the fundamental tools, techniques, and processes of software engineering. Through internships and a mentored project experience, students gain an understanding of the issues of scale and complexity that motivate software engineering tools and techniques. The core curriculum includes material both on engineering the software product and on the process, teamwork, and management skills that are essential to successful engineering. Graduates of the program should have the technical, process, and teamwork skills to be immediately productive in a mature engineering organization.


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Thousands of Americans retire from their jobs every day but on Friday, one local man's retirement set him apart from the crowd. Hawker Beechcraft employee Marvin Abbott has worked at Hawker for more than 61 years.
"If you find something you like to do keep at it. Just because you turn 65 don't mean you've got to quit," said Abbott.
Abbott turned 65, the traditional retirement age, nearly 15 years ago. He will be 80 years old in November. That's why so many of his fellow workers and chairman Bill Boisture turned out for such a milestone celebration.
Abbott started at what was then Beech Aircraft in January of 1951. The Beech Bonanza had only been in production a few years. Abbott's father had worked at Beech for nine years when he was hired on as an 18-year-old.
"And I thought, how does anyone stay on in one place for nine years? I mean that's half a lifetime for an 18-year-old kid," said Abbott.
Abbott met his wife Bobbi on the job at Beech. She worked there 31 years.
"When I hired in, I already knew there was a Marvin Abbott out here because of his reputation and it was a good one with the people," said Bobbi Abbott.
Abbott was a manager for 37 years in Plant One warehouses. His retirement is a celebration.


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What Happens If Moon Nazis Invade When Sarah Palin Is President?
What the hell is this? It is the video promo for Sarah Palin's CPAC keynote on Saturday, guessing from the killer alien Nazis from space come to destroy humanity, as punishment. Oh hey now, isn't the invasion of a secret troupe of moon Hitlers supposed to be Mitt Romney's special fever dream?


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David Marks, in his second year on the job, finds himself at the center of some criticism from his County Council colleagues related to several recent votes.
At issue is how Marks told his colleagues he would vote on three bills in the last year—a , a , and a request for condemnation on a west side property—and how he ultimately voted.
Council members did not want to speak for attribution about Marks' recent voting but said it's causing some concern that the councilman is unreliable.
Marks, for his part, says he's heard the criticism from some of his colleagues. He criticized them in turn for speaking to a reporter but not allowing themselves to be identified.
The Perry Hall Republican acknowledged that he publicly stated intentions to vote for speed cameras and the transgender law before ultimately changing his mind. He said he never committed to a position on the condemnation request despite criticisms that he changed his mind several times before the final vote.
Marks called the speed camera contract and transgender bill "some of the most ideological legislation the council has discussed."
Marks initially said he could vote for the speed camera contract because it was not a vote to expand the program. Prior to the transgender vote, Marks said he could vote for the bill if certain amendments related to public accommodations were adopted.
But his district, which is now more Republican as a result of redistricting than it was when Marks was elected in 2010, opposed both bills, he said.
There may also have been some political pressure placed on Marks by his own party.
Marks acknowledges being asked to vote against the transgender bill by Rep. Andy Harris and told by other members of the Republican party that the issue could be used effectively against him in a primary challenge.
But Marks downplayed the politics and said the desires of his constituents ultimately influenced his final vote.
"It's more important for me to cast a vote based on what my constituents want and that's what my goal is at the end of the day," said Marks. "That's more important to me than swearing loyalty to any one member of the council.
"Each of the council members—none of us is perfect," Marks continued. "Some of us have volcanic tempers at times and some times there are frayed relationships. I'll measure my record on what I've gotten done for the people I represent."
Marks said that if the tables were turned and his party controlled the council and wanted to pass more conservative legislation, "Democrats would be voting a certain way based on their districts."
Marks, who is one of two Republicans on the council, said his desire to build consensus is some times interpreted as wanting to avoid conflict.
The lesson here, he said, is that he'll now be more cautious about discussing his stances on bills.
In the end, the councilman said he was not concerned that the votes in question have hurt his ability to work with his colleagues.
"I've been a very productive member of this council," said Marks. "I think I've been very effective in working with my colleagues."


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Beating Spam and Viruses with amavisd-new and Maia Mailguard
With spam and e-mail worms on the rise, it's boom-time for the makers of antispam and antivirus solutions. New anti-spam laws in Europe and the US have done little to solve the problem, and this situation has sent many people shopping for technological solutions: spam and virus filters.
Scanning and filtering content at every desktop is expensive and impractical, however. Ideally, the spam and virus problem should be tackled as close to the source as possible, to shield everyone downstream. This strategy lets an organization focus its resources on one place, typically the mail gateway.
Server-based solutions rarely come cheap, however. Most of these products are licensed on a per-mailbox basis, whether as add-on software for mail servers or as standalone content-filtering appliances. These solutions can cost thousands of dollars and often require annual subscription fees for access to updated virus signatures and spam patterns.
In this article, we take a look at an open-source content-filtering solution, amavisd-new, and a powerful extension of this project called Maia Mailguard.
Conceptually, amavisd-new is a mail filter—it receives mail from your mail gateway, scans the mail for viruses and spam, quarantines, rejects or discards offending items, and relays the rest to another mail server downstream for delivery. In practice, amavisd-new often is sandwiched between two mail servers running on the same host, particularly at smaller sites where hosting the mail server and content filters on a single machine is practical. Larger sites may choose to install amavisd-new, SpamAssassin and virus scanners together on a separate content-filtering machine. Massive sites may want a load-balanced array of such machines.
amavisd-new was written in Perl, with security and reliability in mind, and works well on virtually all UNIX platforms. It is an RFC-compliant mail handler, designed never to lose any mail. To that end, amavisd-new does not accept responsibility for a mail item until the downstream mail server has done so. This means any errors that occur while filtering the mail do not cause the mail to be lost; it remains in the upstream mail server's queue. amavisd-new offers four types of filtering: virus/malware scanning, spam filtering, banning dangerous attachment types and invalid mail headers.
amavisd-new is not a virus scanner; rather it's a framework that calls one or more virus scanners. More than 30 popular virus scanners currently are supported, including proprietary products from such vendors as Sophos, Symantec and Network Associates, as well as the open-source Clam Antivirus.
Both command-line and dæmonized virus scanners are supported, though dæmonized scanners are much more efficient than their command-line cousins. If your mail server processes a lot of mail, you don't want to have to load a command-line scanner into memory for each mail item and unload it afterward. A virus scanner that runs as a dæmon gets loaded once and then stays in memory, making the process much faster.
If you have multiple virus scanners installed, you can arrange them in primary and secondary groups. The secondary group is consulted if none of the primary scanners is operational.
Spam filtering is handled by amavisd-new by integrating it with SpamAssassin. amavisd-new calls SpamAssassin once per mail item, no matter how many recipients there are, so mailing-list postings don't consume any more resources than does mail addressed to a single recipient.
SpamAssassin provides a broad-spectrum approach to spam filtering, including feature recognition, DNSBL and SPF lookups, collaborative reporting networks and Bayesian learning mechanisms. All of these tests contribute a numeric score to a total for each mail item, and each user can specify a threshold score for deciding whether an item is spam or ham. This is an effective combination, as the strengths of one method make up for the weaknesses of another.
Feature recognizers check the headers or the body of the e-mail looking for patterns that human beings have identified as markers of spam or ham (non-spam mail). The fact that the Date: header contains a time 12 hours in the future or that the mail contains an image but no text might qualify as spam symptoms, whereas a message containing more than a thousand words is more likely to be ham.
SpamAssassin also can check the IP address of the connecting mail server or client against a number of DNS-based block lists (DNSBLs) to determine whether that address is a known spam source. Unlike the traditional use of DNSBLs, however, SpamAssassin does not consider a listing to be damning by itself; it simply adds a value to the mail's total score. This is a much more flexible approach, one that lets you adjust the scores assigned to each DNSBL according to how much you trust that list and the policies of its maintainers. The upcoming SpamAssassin 3.0 also adds support for Sender Policy Framework (SPF) lookups, which try to verify that the connecting host has the authority to send mail for its domain.
Collaborative reporting networks, such as Vipul's Razor, Pyzor and the Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse (DCC) offer another kind of resource for SpamAssassin to consult. The idea is that because spam is broadcast to millions of recipients, by the time you receive your copy, a lot of other people have received more or less identical copies. If a lot of those people already have reported that particular mail as spam, your own spam filter should be able to use that fact in its own decision-making process.
Last, but certainly not least, SpamAssassin offers a Bayesian learning mechanism, which essentially is an automated feature recognizer. Although the manually designed feature recognizers listed above rely on human beings to point out features that indicate spam or ham, the Bayesian approach tries to pick out these features automatically, based on an analysis of the spam and ham you've received already.
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I have to say - this is a pretty sweet solution for small businesses that can't afford a commercial anti-spam appliance. The false positives are quite a bit higher though than solutions like IronPort and BorderWare I noticed. Good info though, regardless!
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A 15-year-old was critically injured Monday afternoon when he was hit by a car at the intersection of FM 2818 and Welsh Avenue, near A&M Consolidated High School in College Station.
Police say Joshua Odle was taken by medical helicopter to Brackenridge Hospital in Austin where he is listed in critical condition.
CSPD says the accident happened around 3:58 p.m.
Police say a Jeep Wrangler was westbound on FM 2818, approaching Welsh Avenue. Investigators say Odle was making his way northbound across Harvey Mitchell, attempting to move from the south side of the roadway to the north side. Police say the Jeep struck Odle as he made his way into the path of the Jeep.
The College Station Police Department's Criminal Investigations Division, Accident Reconstruction, and Crime Scene Investigators responded to the scene. The intersection of Harvey Mitchell and Welsh was shut down for about two hours while the crime scene investigation was conducted. The roadway has now been re-opened. The investigation into this incident is ongoing.
The driver of the Jeep was identified as Taylor Herzog, a 35 year old resident of Dallas.
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MIFFLINBURG -- Mifflinburg Bank & Trust employees donated December's Casual Friday contributions to the Kiwanis Club of Mifflinburg. The Bank matched employee contributions. Nonperishable food items were collected in Mifflinburg Bank lobbies during December. Betsy Guffey, left, Milestone Investment Services, subsidiary of Mifflinburg Bank & Trust presented the check to Garry Benfer, Kiwanis board member. The Mifflinburg Kiwanis Club distributes food baskets to local families in need.