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|January 10, 2013 08:30 AM EST
SafeNet, Inc. today announced that Michael Branca has been appointed to the position of chief financial officer (CFO), effective immediately. In this role, Mr. Branca will be responsible for SafeNet's global finance functions, including accounting, financial planning and analysis, controllership, treasury, and tax. Mr. Branca will report directly to Dave Hansen, SafeNet's president and chief executive officer.
SafeNet names Michael Branca as Chief Financial Officer. (Photo: SafeNet)
"Mike's deep technology background, coupled with his 15-year tenure as both a public and private company CFO, make him an ideal fit for SafeNet," said Mr. Hansen. "I've had the privilege of working with Mike previously and believe that his financial acumen, operational expertise, and strong leadership skills will be instrumental in helping SafeNet continue its transformation and enter its next phase of growth."
Mr. Branca succeeds Greg Repas, who served as the company's interim CFO following the departure of Charles Neral in June 2012. Mr. Repas will continue to serve as SafeNet's vice president and chief accounting officer.
"The security industry is undergoing a dynamic transformation, and I believe that SafeNet's market-leading data protection and rights management portfolios are well positioned to capitalize on the growth that lies ahead," said Mr. Branca. "I am excited to join the company, and I look forward to working with Dave and the rest of the executive team as we build upon the company's solid financial foundation, and develop a strategy that will accelerate and drive the company's long-term growth."
Mr. Branca brings more than 30 years of experience in financial, operational, and business management. He joins SafeNet from BMC Software (NASDAQ: BMC), where he served as vice president, Finance, focusing on integration activity. Prior to BMC Software, he spent nearly six years as vice president and CFO of Numara Software, until the company's acquisition by BMC Software in January 2012. He has held CFO positions at MTS Medication Technologies Inc., Trak Communications, Inc., and Reptron Electronics Inc. He began his career at IBM (NYSE: IBM), serving 13 years in various senior financial management positions.
Mr. Branca received a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University, and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Scranton.
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About SafeNet
Founded in 1983, SafeNet, Inc. is one of the largest information security companies in the world, and is trusted to protect the most sensitive data for market-leading organizations around the globe. SafeNet's data-centric approach focuses on the protection of high-value information throughout its lifecycle, from the data center to the cloud. More than 25,000 customers across commercial enterprises and government agencies trust SafeNet to protect and control access to sensitive data, manage risk, ensure compliance, and secure virtual and cloud environments.
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The memorial features a bronze statue of a firefighter holding a little girl and a series of five bronze plaques underneath the words "Unity," "Remembrance" and "Hope."
Wahlstrom has a personal reason for persevering.
One of the plaques features her mother-in-law, Mary Alice Wahlstrom of Kaysville, and her sister-in-law, Carolyn Anne Beug, who were on American Airlines Flight 11 that crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center.
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Today's Devotional
FulfilledWhy is it important to view Old Testament laws through the lens of Jesus' fulfillment of them?
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Romans 1:18-32
Since they thought it foolish to acknowledge
God, He abandoned them to their foolish
thinking and let them do things that should never
be done (v.28).
This was a tough week. Someone I know was accused
of a crime so brutal I can't describe it. Waves of
disbelief, disgust, and sadness have swept over
me. I grieve the loss of life for the victim and what he
went through prior to his death. I grieve for the families
involved. I grieve the potential loss of a once-promising
future for my young friend. I grieve the effects of sin.
In Romans 1, the apostle Paul issued a solemn warning
we should all take to heart. The essence of his message?
Sin leads only to more sin and ultimately to spiritual
death. When people choose to reject and disobey
God, even though His message has been "obvious to
them" (vv.19-20), they begin a descent into darkness
and confusion (v.22). Their choices and actions become
foolish—worshiping their own sinful wants and desires
while ignoring "the glorious, ever-living God" (vv.23,25).
What happens next is scary, for God "abandons" or
turns these people over to experience the bitter fruit of
their wicked ways (vv.18,24). He allows them to reap
"the penalty they [deserve]" as they engage in acts "that
should never be done" (vv.27-28).
Paul wrote down many types of sins people will commit
as they sink deeper and deeper into darkness (vv.9-30).
Although the list isn't exhaustive, a few stand out: haters
of God. When we turn from God, our hearts reveal our
hate for Him and His truth; proud—the worship of self can
lead to unimaginable consequences (see Adam and Eve); new ways of sinning—
jaded in depravity, our sins become worse and worse; heartless . . . no mercy—
our choices become cruel and evil.
Turn from your sin today before it's too late. If you don't, the effects could be
devastating for you . . . and others. —Tom Felten
Check out Psalm 14:1-3
to see what God said
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hearts of "the entire
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turning from God and
choosing to sin? What
will you do to turn from
sin's devastating effects
and experience God's
provision of real life?
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William Hawksworth , of St. Martin's in the Fields , was indicted for the Murder of John Ransum , by giving him one mortal Wound with a Musket , on the right Side of the Head, under the right Ear, on the 29th of May, of which he died on the said 29th of May . He was also indicted a second Time on the Coroner's Inquest for the same. Jane Holt depos'd, That she was coming along with Mr. Ransum, the Deceased, from Westminster , being going into the Strand : That coming near the Admiralty Office, a Company of Soldiers were coming along, and that a Soldier came out of His Rank, and took her hold by the Mouth; whereupon she said to him, You Fool, what is that for? And heard Mr. Ransum, the Deceased, say, You Puppy, What do you meddle with the Girl for? That she made Haste out of the Way, and stood at the Admiralty Corner; and looking back to see for Mr. Ransum, The saw him lie on the Ground, weltering in his Blood. But she could not say which of the Soldiers, or who it was that wounded him. Mary Cottam depos'd, That she living over against the Adminalty Office, saw out at her Window, the Soldiers coming by, and one of them went out of his Rank, and pull'd a Girl, and the Deceased came next, and he push'd the Prisoner, to push him off from the Girl, and there was a small Blow or two past between the Deceased and the Prisoner; but who gave the first Blow she could not tell, but thinks they both struck, and that immediately she saw the Soldier take his Gun off his Shoulder, and gave it a Turn, and struck the Deceased, and she did believe with the Firelock End, and that the Deceased immediately fell: That afterwards the Soldiers all march'd on, and pass'd over the Deceased, and some of them gave him a flight Kick with the Foot. That then some Body set the Deceased up, and he was carried in a Chair to the Surgeon. But she could not swear that it was the Prisoner at the Bar that did knock the Deceased down. Nicholas Jones depos'd, That it was the Prisoner that knock'd down the Deceased. That he saw him go out of his Ranks about seven Paces to do it: That taking his Musket off his Shoulder, he gave it a Turn, and struck the Deceased with the Butt-End of it, and that he fell down, and the Rear Ranks marched over the Man. John Andrews depos'd, That hearing his Neighbour Ransum's Wound would prove mortal, he went to the Savoy, to get the Prisoner's Name; and there asking how he could be so barbarous as to strike the Man with the Butt End of his Musket. The Prisoner answered him, he did not strike him with the Butt-End, but with the Barrel. And Mr. Johnson depos'd, That he talking with him as to the Provocation given him, the Prisoner said, the Deceased press'd hard upon him in his Rank, and gave him a Wipe over his Cheek with his Fingers. Mr. Harris the Surgeon depos'd, That he being with the Deceased about twelve a-Clock, he was speechless, and he found a large Wound on the right Side of his Head, three Inches long, and his Skull broken. That he made a Crucial Incision to discharge the Blood, while he got Instruments proper to trepan him, which he did about two Hours after and the Piece of the Skull he took out was broken, and he found about an Ounce and 2 Quarter of Blood, from the Blood Vessels of the Meninges of the Brain, which were broken , and that there was no Pulsation of the Brain. That the Man died about Nine a Clock that Night, and the Wound was the Cause of his Death. Several Neighbours spoke to the Deceased's Character, that he was a very good humour'd, peaceable, and quiet Man, and one whose Death was very much lamented by his


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Holiday Inn Canton (Belden Village), Canton
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 184 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Outdoor pool
- Free airport shuttle
- Fitness center
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- ATM/banking services
For families
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
What's around
- Belden Village Mall (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- The University Center (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- North Canton Skate & Entertainment Center (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Tam O'Shanter Golf Course (2.2 mi / 3.5 km)
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Holiday Inn Canton (Belden Village), Canton
Hotel Info: 855-239-9227from $122
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 184 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle
- Free self parking
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- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Conference space
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 7 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.3 /5 from 50 reviews
The customer service from the reps at the front desk is 100% The shower pressure and hot water were a plus as well!
Renovation going on. Elevator on opposite end of building from the lobby. Fire alarm went off and firefighters were sent to the hotel and guests were not informed what was happening. Front desk attendent did not give us the renovation promotion and we had to return with the details listed online before they finally gave us the promotion special. I would recommend staying elsewhere.
The fact that the curtains cannot close for privacy is a bit ridiculous. But that by itself wouldn't be so bad, if there weren't numerous bright lights and an incredibly bright billboard located *immediately* outside the west-facing windows - lighting up the entire hotel room at all hours as if it were mid-day (which, based on the layout, means this applies to nearly half of the hotel rooms).
Stayed overnight after visit to Football Hall of Fame. Close to large shopping center with all kinds of stores and restaurants. Had breakfast in hotel dining room and it was good service and great food.
There were a couple mechanical problems with the room that we reported to hotel management: 1) door handle / lock did not work properly, 2) bearings in airconditioner are going bad and made a squealing noise all night long
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Dunsmuir begins stocking of trophy trout
By Gary Heffley
7/12/11 – The city of Dunsmuir, with guidance and approval of the California Department of Fish and Game is beginning a program to enhance the trout fishing opportunities in the Sacramento River which runs right through the middle of town.
Dunsmuir has long been a destination for trout anglers from all over the country. Ted Fay was world renown for his weighted flies which he tied in his shop in Dunsmuir and used to develop his popular style of nymphing on the river. The Ted Fay Fly Shop still exists in the middle of town and the current owner, Bob Grace offers sage advice as well supplying quality equipment to those who venture into the shop.
Beginning this week the city will complement the already generous weekly stocks by the California Department of Fish and Game by adding an additional 175 pounds of trophy trout from the Mount Lassen Trout Farm, ranging from 3 to 8 pounds directly into the river within the city limits of Dunsmuir. The weekly stocking zone of these trophy trout will be located roughly between the city park in the north end of town and the South First Street Bridge.
The DFG regulations in this stretch of the Upper Sacramento River allows for a 5 fish limit and the usage of all types of tackle. Bait fishing is allowed in the area with night crawlers, salmon eggs and crickets being very popular baits. Anglers tossing spinners and spoons also do very well and of course fly fishing anglers frequent this popular stretch of water. (If you fish outside of the Dunsmuir city limits on the Upper Sacramento be sure to check the DFG regulations as different stretches have very different limit and tackle/bait restrictions.)
Also real appealing to all anglers is the ease of river access in town. Parking is available in many spots right along the river where it is an easy walk to some great fishing water.
This program will give anglers of all ages and skill levels a real chance at catching a true trophy and maybe the trout of a lifetime.
Jim Lindley, the City Administrator, and the members of the city council are hoping this program will entice families and anglers to make Dunsmuir a vacation or weekend destination.
Dunsmuir is the perfect destination to use as a hub to explore the Mt. Shasta and Upper Sacramento River region. Dunsmuir is home to two beautiful waterfalls that can be reached with easy hikes, Mossbrae and Hedge Creek Falls. Railroad history is also rich in Dunsmuir and was even used as a setting in a popular Clive Cussler/Justin Scott novel "The Wreaker." For railroad enthusiaste, don't miss an opportunity to spend the night in a converted caboose or boxcar in Dunsmuir's Railroad Park Resort. Quaint, friendly shops and cafes line the main streets through town just blocks from the river. There are resorts, motels and bed and breakfast inns to meet any traveler's tastes.
The fishing and chances for a trophy may get you here, but the beauty and boundless opportunities of the area will capture your heart and imagination.
Fishing ReportsAugust 1 brings changes to Sac River By Gary Heffley
07/26/16 -- A couple of major fishing regulation changes for the Sacramento River in Shasta and Tehama Counties will take effect on August 1, opening a couple of popular stretches of water to both trout and salmon anglers...Full Story
Gravel Bar Anglers-Bridge Closure Alert By Gary Heffley
07/26/16 -- Jelly's Ferry Rd. Bridge across the Sacramento River which provides access to the Gravel Bar from the Red Bluff area and points south from the Jelly's Ferry exit off Hwy 5 is closed due to a recent fatal vehicle accident...Full Story
A Perfect KIlarc Morning
07/25/16 -- Folks who read my stuff know how much I enjoy fishing with kids. They are, after all, the future outdoors men and women, the people who will carry on the lifestyle we are living today. The kids I've been fishing with...Full Story
A Hot Summer's Day on Chico Creek
07/25/16 -- I've been exploring Northern California's streams -- above and below the surface -- for most of my life. One of my most memorable adventures took place on a hot summer's day in 1964, not long after my sixteenth...Full Story
Hot tuna and salmon fishing dreams
07/23/16 -- I have always said that Brookings is the most strategically-located fishing city on the Oregon coastline. Allow me to explain what I mean by strategically-located. Brookings has without a doubt what I would call...Full Story
Collins Lake visitors leave with limits
07/22/16 -- You never know where exactly you will hook a fish at Collins Lake, but to be sure, hooking fish is what Lake Collins fishermen do best! Little Amy Fleming from Yuba City defied all odds and limits out on trout...Full Story
Eureka boats finding salmon close to home
07/21/16 -- Haven't seen your neighbor's boat in the driveway lately? Co-workers not showing up to work or calling in sick? I'm pretty sure I know where they are. The red-hot salmon bite that's happening inside Humboldt Bay and...Full Story
Night Surf Fishing for Striped Bass
07/17/16 -- Knowing that it doesn't get much better than July for striped bass fishing on the beaches of San Francisco, I decided I'd try fishing Thursday evening for just a couple of hours to see if I could feel that familiar tug again on...Full Story
Pigeon Point Rock Crab Fisheries Open
July 2 is Free Fishing Day in California
State offers $200,000 in Habitat Grants
CDFW: Dungeness, Rock Crab schedule
Nor Cal Kokanee Power Tournaments set By Gary Heffley
02/18/16 -- Dates for the popular series of Kokanee Power's Trout and Salmon Tournaments are set for 2016 with three of the events taking place in Northern California. Kokanee Power is one of the top organizations promoting not only the...Full Story
Brownie's Choice
Disregard the story's title. I don't really have a "first" name. If I did, it would probably be something like Leviathan or Behemoth or maybe Lunker. Officially, I'm a trout. A brown trout. A giant, brown trout. Possibly the biggest, fattest...Full Story
Keddie Ridge
11/14/15 -- Adjacent to both Lake Almanor and Mountain Meadows, between the towns of Westwood and Greenville, is a seemingly forgotten piece of backcountry; Keddie Ridge – aka Ridge World – where ancient rocks... Full Story
Let's check out the Upper Sac
09/06/15 -- The Upper Sacramento River – The Upper Sac – begins at Lake Siskiyou's Box Canyon Dam and continues ~37 miles downstream to Lake Shasta. It is a classic freestone river born from the Mt. Shasta and Mt. Eddy... Full Story
Finding Fish from Discarded DNA
06/22/15 -- To round out our series on environmental DNA (eDNA), in which we've described the basic concepts of this technique* in aquatic research, as well as its challenges and limitations**, here we highlight... Full Story
How to make Tuscan Tuna Salad with Fennel By Frank Galusha
05/04/15 -- OK, you went ocean fishing. If your fish is fresh or if you have processed, vacuum packed and frozen your catch properly, there are many ways to enhance your meals. Almost everything taken from the ocean is not... Full Story
Agencies halt commercial sardine fishing
Fishing the Klamath below JC Boyle Dam
03/02/15 -- Year round trout action can be found on the Klamath River within the 20 or so miles of free flow within Oregon and California. While fishing below the flumes at the JC Boyle powerhouse, it can be difficult to know just when...Full Story
The Mystery of the Middle Fork, Part IV
11/10/14 -- This trip was to be the final chapter in the saga that began three years ago but is actually over 20 years in the making. As Bruce, Tuck and I journeyed back to the Middle Fork of the Feather River we made...Full Story
Climbing Terms for the Fisherman
German brown trout afternoon in Modoc
09/04/14 -- Catching a German Brown Trout from the creeks in Modoc County is a fine way to spend an afternoon. There are many creeks in this part of California that drain the Warner Mountains. Stream trout fishing in this region opens...Full Story
Throw the kitchen sink at them
08/20/14 -- Our wilderness areas are special, where Mother Nature is landlord and natural forces operate freely. Within the wilderness you will find no roads, shelters, picnic tables, toilets, or other conveniences. You enter at...Full Story
Humboldt Bay: Busy port, excellent fishery
Pulled into the pipes: Green Sturgeon
03/04/14 -- [Posted with permission of FISHBIO] Living in the Sacramento River can be a risky business for juvenile green sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris). The young fish must swim through a gauntlet of water... Full Story
Not Just Any Fish
02/14/13 -- Trout have inhabited California waters from the Sierra Nevada and Warner Mountains to the Pacific Ocean since prehistoric times. However, most of the trout caught by anglers are either hatchery raised fish...Full Story
Fishing with Phideaux
01/26/14 -- Meet Phideaux, a 110-pound neurotic chocolate Lab. His name is pronounced "Fido" but it is spelled "Phideaux" because he is a Cajun dog. Anyway, last summer Phideaux took his human (that's me) on a trout hunt up into...Full Story


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Monday, July 25. 2016
Zero Gravity
Impressive take-off by the stunning 737 at the 2016 Farnborough Air Show. I am eager to fly in one of these new airplanes - especially if we have enough miles to bump up to biz class.
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People in journalism want to change the world?
FOX is no Republican megaphone. Just ask Mrs. BD, who almost threw a string bean at the TV last night.
DNC Wikileaks hack outs Hillary shill at Washington Post
Chuck Todd blocking people on Twitter for exposing his roll in #DNCLeaks
Meet the Press Panel Gushes Over Dem Convention, No Mocking Hillary!
Dissenters to the Groupthink afraid to show it
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I do not think that anybody views Mrs. Bill Clinton as a truthful person, or as a person of good moral character. Those things are not required of politicians, and certainly not expected of the Clintons. However, she did tell the truth yesterday: "I often feel like there's the Hillary standard and then there's the standard for everybody else."
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Monday morning links
Free Inquiry vs. Social Justice at Brown University
Our Greatest Enemy: Optimism - Why optimistic groupthink is a threat to humanity
The parents who didn't sue Disney taught America a powerful lesson
NASA: Global Warming Observations Need a Further 19% UPWARD Adjustment
They want to change past numbers TO FIT THEIR MODELS
John Kerry says air conditioner and refrigerator chemicals are as threatening to human life as ISIS
"The development of the Common Core was funded almost entirely by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It was a rush job..."
So what's the big problem with Citizens United?
Donald Trump Thinks Crime Is Out of Control, Hillary Clinton Thinks Gun Violence Is Growing. They're Both Wrong.
Why Do the Police Shoot Unarmed Suspects?
Chris Matthews: Using Big-City Names is Racist 'Coded Language' - Is anything NOT racist to these guys?
The Black Heroes Who Took Down the Freddie Gray Hoax
Psychodynamics of Obama's and Hillary's 'White Guilt Forever' Conversation
Tim Kaine's Islamist Ties
Tim Kaine: The Jokes Just Write Themselves
McAuliffe To Circumvent VA Supreme Court Ruling On Felon Voter Rights, Will Issue 200,000 Clemency Grants
Leaked Emails Show DNC Officials Planned Anti-Trump Protests
Leaked DNC Emails Confirm Democrats Rigged Primary, Reveal Extensive Media Collusion
Check Your Amnesia, Dude: On the Vox Generation of Punditry
How Different Is Trump From Other Politicians?
Trump Policy Will Unravel Traditional Neocons - Trump's divergence from the conventional Republican platform is generating indignant punditry from neocons and neoliberals alike
Is America Ready for a Disruptive President?
Trump's Speech Signalled the End of an Era for the GOP
Trump Is Right about Crime - The media rushes to downplay the post-Ferguson shooting and homicide surge—and its effect on black lives.
Kristof tried to prove Trump a racist. Proves he is not
Conrad Black: The genius of Donald Trump
Wikileaks: What the DNC Really Thinks About Latinos -
Why Can't Hillary Stop Fudging the Truth? Email-gate is only the latest instance in a 25-year habit of dissembling.
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The Real Reason for Obama's Cuba Breakthrough
I agree
Brexit is already proving to be a huge victory for global free trade
Angela Merkel to face new backlash over open door immigration policy after new German attack by Syrian refugee
China is really run on the model of philosopher kings.
Why Would the BBC Scrub 'Ali' From Munich Shooter's Name?
Posted by Bird Dog in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects at 06:53 | Comments (22) | Trackbacks (0)
Sunday, July 24. 2016
A challenging calisthenic: The Turkish Get-Up
Posted by Bird Dog in Physical Fitness at 17:19 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)
A summertime Maggie's Scientific Survey: Can a rock-ribbed Conservative win a national election?
In the US, I mean. An astute reader commented here yesterday:
A pure Conservative, as I see it, would run on issues like this: Handcuffing the Administrate State, privatizing Social Security, eliminating the federal Department of Education and HUD, abolishing government unions, and lots of other things along those lines. Well that's just my opinion. (Related, Trump as a transitional figure).
Today's Survey question: Could a pure Conservative, somehow defined, with a cheerful and winning personality win a national election today?
I say, regretfully, No.
Posted by The Barrister at 13:07 | Comments (28) | Trackbacks (0)
Had a good sammich yesterday
Heat wave in the Northeast due to global warming. We never used to have heat waves. Spent two hours in and out of a pool. Water was too warm, not too refreshing. Needed some giant ice floes in it, hold the Polar Bear. The good part was that Mrs. BD ordered me a tuna melt on white toast with lots of jalapeno slices in the cheese. Chips on the side. A perfect lunch.
Can you eat a sandwich without potato chips on the side? I can not and will not. Impossible. Our place fries their own daily. A bit thick and just slightly burnt. Fried in beef lard, I think. Delicious. A loud, hearty crunch. Easy to make at home with a mandoline.
Posted by Bird Dog in Food and Drink at 12:08 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)
Strongly recommended by a reader
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From today's Lectionary: Knock, and the door will be opened for you.
Luke 11:1-13
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Saturday, July 23. 2016
Political news
Press conspired with DNC and Clinton to destroy Sanders
We are dealing with a corrupt press. More of the same can be assumed. Here's how it all works, with MSNBC as an example.
Andy McCarthy: Donald Trump has completed the gutting of a principled Republican party that began in the Bush years.
Andy, you and your NR pals need to get over it. You do not own the Party. Times have changed. Primary voters nominated somebody they felt could be a winner. Simple as that. They might be right, after listening to Trump's speech. Nobody else could beat Hillary and her money + press machine.
Posted by The News Junkie in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects at 17:53 | Comments (12) | Trackbacks (0)
What's the story about Manuel?
Manuel, that is, from Fawlty Towers. Here's his story.
"Mrs. Fawlty, she go craaaazy!" Actor Sachs was significantly injured twice during the filming - once when Cleese hit him on the head with a real pan instead of the prop pan. Here is some Manuel:
and just for the hell of it, a bonus John Cleese:
Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 14:45 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)
Tight Shoes
With age, gravity tends to give us a larger foot size. Our feet expand under our weight.
I have a couple of pairs of expensive (well, expensive for me) and highly-durable Brooks Brothers loafers which I am loathe to part with but are no longer comfortable. 20 years can do that. Mrs. BD says I am silly not to replace them, but I tried some tricks of the trade first. It is not unusual to be like me, with feet of slightly different sizes but who will not spend the money for custom shoes in London.
Solid, well-made leather shoes can be stretched between a half-size to a whole size. Inexpensive shoes can not take the stress of stretching - either the leather itself, or the stitching, will break.
Things to try:
Shoe stretchers will adjust width or length. Cheap on Amazon. Over a day or two, you keep increasing the tension in the stretcher. Heating the shoes with a hair dryer or in a hot sun makes the leather a bit more stretchable.
Wetting the shoe well with water or, better, isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) before stretching is what expert cobblers do.
Simpler, soak some heavy socks with water or rubbing alcohol and wear the shoes. If sitting, it should be painless.
Results of my experiments with these? Be careful not to overdo it or you can end up with loose shoes.
Other ideas: How to Stretch Shoes That Are Too Tight
Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 14:29 | Comments (8) | Trackbacks (0)
Saturday morning links
Pic: Some of my relatives at Cahoon's Hollow
Find the #1 Song on the Day You Were Born
MH370 was likely a mass murder-suicide by pilot
Steal big: Billion-dollar Medicare fraud busted
The "Doc Fix" Is In: An Initial Assessment of
Vermont doctors push back against assisted-suicide requirement
Luckiest firearm shot EVER
Sea level rise normal for an interglacial
Weather and the Circle of Hotness
How Hamilton College's Diversity Requirement Came About
LLoyd Marcus (of American Thinker) nails black lives matter (video)
MSNBC Bemoans 'Intolerant' 'Right-Wing Parties' in Wake of Germany Attack
Donald Trump's RNC address could mark the start of an American revival
Salon: Donald Trump is bulletproof: Why his call to Colbert last night should scare the left
Left? Why? Trump is no Conservative.
Prime-Time Trump Is Finally Here
Shaidle is not fond of Trump, but...
Donald Trump's RNC Speech Was a Terrifying Display of Nightmarish Authoritarianism
Sheesh. I thought he was mainly talking about peace and prosperity
Liking the Trump Spirit: Trump awakens the sleeping giant of America
Democratic Party Platform Calls For WWII Scale Mobilization To Fight Hotcoldwetdry
Where Are the Academic Boycotts of Turkey?
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Friday, July 22. 2016
The lady asks...
"Would you prefer seeing Bill and Hillary Clinton decompose in front of your eyes for eight years, or watch the Trump family develop their dynasty?"
Well, that's a tough one! Everybody must admit that is one impressive and appealing large family. The analogy with the Kennedys is apt, I think. Brains, glamour, street smarts, high energy, self-confidence to a fault, and new money. Tabloid fodder for sure.
Pedigree may be more high society, but new does more things. These days, I think, pedigree is dead and long dead except for dogs. The Bushies are ancient history already. Fine family, though. Good neighbors.
Also, cool detail about last night: The impressively poised and articulate Ivanka was wearing one of her own dresses. Price $158. I like that. She looks good in it.
Posted by Bird Dog in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects at 15:56 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)
Curtis' Barbecue on Rte 91 in Vermont: A free ad for our pal Curtis
How anybody can drive up Route 91 through Vermont without stopping at Curtis' place (just west off the Putney exit (Exit 4), next to Ron's gas station) for some authentic Mississippi barbecue is beyond me. Curtis is a Mississippi-born and bred barbecuemaster, but he spends spring to fall in Putney, VT (of all places), cooking over hardwood smoke all day long, with his pet pig and dog following him around the smoky pit. Now he sells his own Curtis' Root Beer and Barbecue Sauce too - but only at his place.
He is a busy old codger, but he will chat with you if you have anything worth saying to him. It had better be interesting, though. You do not see many places like this in New England. I'd be willing to claim that it's the best southern barbecue in Vermont.
Continue reading "Curtis' Barbecue on Rte 91 in Vermont: A free ad for our pal Curtis"
Posted by Bird Dog in Food and Drink at 15:14 | Comments (24) | Trackbacks (0)
Kosher Salt vs. Table Salt
What's the difference?
The only meaningful difference is that kosher pieces are larger, light flakes so that a tablespoon of table salt contains far more salt than a tablespoon of Kosher.
I do not know what that has to do with Kosher.
Posted by The News Junkie in Food and Drink at 14:49 | Comments (10) | Trackbacks (0)
Best political essay of 2016
Voters want self-government back. Magnet begins:
Posted by The News Junkie in Best Essays of the Year, Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects, Politics at 13:19 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)
Friday morning links
Clean eating and dirty burgers: how food became a matter of morals
16,700-Year-Old Tools Found in Texas Change Known History of North America
Law schools worry bar-passage standard will undermine diversity
The diminishing financial returns of higher ed
It's Peter Thiel's Republican Party Now... Or Should Be
MSNBC Warns 'Viewer Discretion Advised' ... Before Showing Anti-Hillary Campaign Buttons!
NYT After GOP Night 3: Trump as Nazi, Poor Persecuted Hillary, and Don't Mention the Liberal Media
Ezra Klein: Donald Trump's nomination is the first time American politics has left me truly afraid
"Trump is definitely speaking to the moment. He may not be speaking to
"I've often argued that Buckley Conservatism was just anti-communism with
The World Looks at Trump, Confused
Good. He's not running for World President. Track record of American foreign policy has been terrible
Draft Dem platform doesn't even mention nuclear power
Hillary Clinton's New College "Reforms"
Inside Erdogan's palace: The £500 million mansion Turkey's president calls home
German Officials Call for Compulsory Islam Classes in Schools After ISIS Axe Attack on Train
How Israeli hummus slaughters Palestinian children, from Campus activists who complain all the time are hurting their causes, students say
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Up here in the mountains
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Thursday, July 21. 2016
The NYT article about lighter weights and high reps
I am not surprised about the testosterone and growth hormone results. Those are good products of extreme physical stress.
A few problems with the article: First, it only went on for 12 weeks. Second, and maybe most importantly, the study had them lifting four times/week. That makes no sense. A set of heavy deadlifts takes 4-6 days from which to recover properly. Next, you can light- deadlift 100 lbs four times a week with 25 reps if you want, but you will still not be able to lift that 200 lb. of rocks a prankster placed on your front porch. And your exercise will not be time-efficient. Part of heavy is the time-efficiency. 5 reps of heavy deads, benches, etc once a week is plenty for the average fellow to stay youthfully strong.
In any event, exercise of any sort to muscle failure is the only way to gain strength. BTW, I do do lighter-weight exercises almost weekly on off-days to failure. Squats, curls, overhead presses, etc. It's just to remind my body that it is not on vacation.
Posted by Bird Dog in Physical Fitness at 17:10 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)
The Taming of the Wild
Gessner begins:
Posted by The Barrister in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 16:20 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)
Turning the adjective "marginal" into a verb craftily turns a group of people into victims of an active, malevolent force to push people to the margins of life. Many people are marginal to society because they will not, do not wish to, or can not, adjust to or fit into ordinary bourgeois society. That may be deeply to be regretted that they can not or do not, but it is not being done to them by any malevolent forces. I am not a malevolent force, but I do not invite felons or trannies to our dinner parties. They would not fit in.
Felons and trannies rarely invite me either so perhaps they marginalize me.
If you want to see active efforts to "marginalize", just check out today's link about the MSM on the GOP. There you can see an example of institutional marginalization, powers engaged in active, conscious efforts to marginalize a vast group of Americans. This attempted marginalization and organized intolerance of differences will continue until November.
Posted by The Barrister in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 13:01 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)
Thursday morning links
40 Percent of the Buildings in Manhattan Could Not Be Built Today
Case of Drone-Mounted Flame Thrower May Test FAA Authority
How Capicola Became Gabagool: The Italian New Jersey Accent, Explained
6 Top Sex Positions And How to Train For Them
The War on Sugar
A New Life for Urban Alleys - Once blighted and overlooked, these small streets are transforming into community and sustainability hotspots.
The most startling development coming from the Rio Olympics
Moonbats Sailing Around North Pole To Show How Global Warming Is Melting Ice Caps Halted In Their Tracks By Excessive Sea Ice…
"Cultural Appropriation": Moral Outrage Or Moral Imperative?
Dear White People: Stop Apologizing
Do students actually need to know anything?
Fancypants College In Cleveland Offers SAFE SPACE For Students Traumatized By Republican Convention
Black Lives Matter lies force cops from policing to self protection
MSM pours non-stop slime on GOP
Liberal GQ Magazine Writer on Mother of Benghazi Victim: 'I would like to beat her to death'
In a recent commencement speech, Michelle Obama complains she's got it rough.
A true chronic malcontent
Donald Trump Jr. delivers the speech his dad never could
Trump Embarrasses the Old Guard - The Clintons haven't lost to a Republican in 36 years, so why should he listen to the losers?
Why even people who agree with him hate Ted Cruz
Mystery Surrounds Sources of Many Bill Clinton Speaking Fees
Media Ignore Clinton Sex Victims, Salivate Over Ailes Claims
Clinton to Resettle One Million Muslim Migrants During First Term Alone
As EU-Turkey Deal Falters, 3 Million Migrants Wait to Cross into Europe
EU Eyes Israeli Technologies for Spotting Militants Online
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Our Experts Know Nothing
Dynamite essay. Our moral and intellectual superiors in Washington have minimal experience of the real world. Donald Trump Is Right About One Thing: Our Experts Know Nothing:
Donald Trump knows at least two things: how to build buildings and how not to double down when something doesn't work.
Posted by The News Junkie in Politics at 06:00 | Comments (14) | Trackbacks (0)
Wednesday, July 20. 2016
Should Dissent Be Allowed in Health Care?
I resist the underlying idea of one-size-fits-all, or even the idea of a tyranny of "best practices." Each patient is unique. Furthermore, most areas of medicine are in constant controversy and dispute, with new ideas always emerging. For one example, the nutritional bureaucracies are about 20 years behind the times.
I have seen plenty of people poorly-served because of fear of rules or of law suits.
Posted by Dr. Joy Bliss in Medical, Psychology, and Dr. Bliss at 16:03 | Comments (17) | Trackbacks (0)
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More fun with my FW Pearls from Lima. I ordered the assortment,and glad I did. Lovely bright, and subtle colors. This color made me think of Peridot right away,so I grabbed the bead box. Lime green isn't for everyone,but I happen to think it's a very happy color. It reminds me of Funny Face Fruit drink in "Loud Mouth Lime" flavor! :)
PS. Added an additional photo of similar design,using Labradorite,FW Pearls,and SS spacers.
Components:FW Pearls from Lima Beads,Gen Peridot rondelles,Pewter bead caps,SS findings,and SP Antiqued ear wires from Lima Beads. 2...Labradorite rondelles,SS spacers,and SS ear wires.
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I love the lime green color!!! The peridot rondelles really set off the lime green fw pearls!! And I am totally loving those bead caps! They are fantastic!! Perfect design for spring
Thank you,fellow night owl. I agree about bead caps. They're an easy to to class up a simple design.
Here comes another night owl!!! 8)
I agree with everything Danielle said, so I'm just going to say "ditto"!!! Love these, Nancy!
Love them…beautiful color!!
I love this peridot green color !!!
I remember "Loud Mouth Lime!" Haven't thought of it in years but I always thought it was a fun name. Great design on the ear rings. They are perfect for spring.
Fabulous earrings!
Thank you Ladies,and Happy Spring!
This is one of my favorite shades of green, great design too. I like them a lot.
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The Labour Party will continue to offer alternatives when we think there are better ways of tackling the recession. It is equally important that everyone continues to offer ideas and question the decisions made by the Government to ensure all avenues are explored.
Our current situation should not be used as a tool of the Tina ideologues, and it is certainly no excuse for broken promises.
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