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More people prefer to dine out nowadays and the food and beverage industry has to revolutionise its way of serving customers in order to remain sustainable to the growing population. This research aims at designing an Automated Food Delivery System to overcome this problem. The new proposed system structure consists of colour lines that are drawn on the restaurant ground and they link all tables to the kitchen serving as a guiding track; a robot that is in sync with the ordering system will serve. When customers place their order through the ordering system, the system will send the order to the kitchen. Once the dish is prepared, a signal will be sent to the robot then robot will then deliver it to the specific table and return to the kitchen and send a feedback signal to the ordering system as a confirmation of delivery. This system is yet to be popular in the food and beverage industry and there are several technical difficulties to be overcome. However, once the technical difficulties can be overcomed and improvements are made, the automated food delivery system using a robot is a possible solution to the issues faced by thousand of restaurant owners.
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I have one of these that i mounted on my RV to inflate my air springs. I bought this to replace the one that came with the air springs, which died. It cost...Read complete review
I have one of these that i mounted on my RV to inflate my air springs. I bought this to replace the one that came with the air springs, which died. It cost about a third of the brand name replacement, and has not failed me once in 5 years. I scrapped the hose that came with it, and adapted the pump to fit standard NPT fittings, which I plugged into my air lines. I also hard-wired it to my 12 volt system.I recommend it for regular-duty applications.
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I've read nearly every one of the 50 reviews for this compressor, and I have used this particular compressor for a considerable length of time now. Believe it or not, every one of...Read complete review
I've read nearly every one of the 50 reviews for this compressor, and I have used this particular compressor for a considerable length of time now. Believe it or not, every one of the reviews has merit. This is a good little compressor, and it is reliable, however, there is an inherent problem with the design. There is a thermal overload switch incorportated into the design, and that switch is a key component to reliability. What seems to be the problem with the switch is the inconsistent tolerance for the switch activation temperature. This problem is easily remidied by replacing the thermal switch with a higher qualitiy higher tollerance switch. Since the Harbor Frieght customer base is comprised of a high number of handy people this shouldn't be a problem. However, it is understandable that this product accumulates the wide range of reviews. After all, why would someone have to worry about an inconsistent thermal switch. What I did with my unit, is I removed the thermal switch altogether because I use it for low duty. This is not a compressor you can use for high duty, that is why we have shop compressors. I routinely use the compressor to reinflate large truck tires after an off-road excursion. I think it is a great little unit, but I wouldn't dare ever give it even a 4 star rating. The reason I'm giving it a 3 star rating is because I understand the design weakness that it has, and I would recommend it to a friend after I told him what I have written it this review. Please remember that this unit is manufactured in the land of smog, mercury and crying children, and there are a host of other retailer labels that use this very same basic frame, made in the very same place, with the same components, at a much higher price. Like all compressors, the discharge of the compressor does get hot, and that is not a function of design, but rather a function of physics.
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The air pump works great. Fills partially filled tires quickly. Long air hose is very handy and the air gauge is fairly accurate.
Performed well
By jerrysafediver
from Lake Forest Park, Wa.
Worked exactly as claimed.......
Reliable compressor
By KenDo
from Smithtown, NY
Really easy to use. Durable. Will get hot after long use, but excellent for putting air back into auto tires.
Works very good and fast
By Old Timer
from North Carolina
Love it. Pumps up A flat tire fast. Much easier than having to use an air tank. Small enough to carry in your vehicle with you.Looks to be good quality.Have already bought 2 of them.
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I bought this as a gift for a very close friend. I've owned one for a couple of years, and it's the best portable pump I've ever had!
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By Lonzo
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Compact and powerful compressor. I inflated my tires in less than 10 minutes from off-road tire pressures to road/street pressures.
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Works fine on my Dodge 3500 for checking air pressure to get optimal air pressure for gas mileage.
Great Little Compact Compressor From The Jeep Crowd
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In my previous Jeep I had built a very high PSI and volume compressor out of an AC pump that was amazing. Now onto my next Jeep I decided to take it a bit more mellow and wanted a quick solution for airing up tires at the end of the day. For airing up my 35" tires from 6PSI to 28PSI is about 4 minutes per tire. Not amazingly fast, but not annoyingly slow either. It is somewhat hot by the time I air up all 4 tires, but it isn't popping fuses or thermaling. For someone who wants something portable, affordable, and gets the job done, this will do the trick. For the price, the quality is excellent. It also comes with a carrying bag which I never saw noted here, that is a nice touch.
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O.K....So I did my homework on dozens of these tire inflators. Read all the specs. and all of the reviews. Priced form cheap...cheap to a couple of hundred. Needed something by days end to help get my daughters Jeep to the tire shop. So I thought instead of making a quick decision and probably buy some junk...I will just go to HARBOR FREIGHT and by an air tank, bring it back to my house, fill with my compressor and go to my daughters house, fill her completely flat tire enough to get her Jeep to the shop. Once at HARBOR FREIGHT, I realized this compressor was only about $20.00 more than the air tank. O.K...so I thought...let me give it a shot. It has to atleast fill the tire with enough air to get the truck to the shop. If it overheats and turns itself off...I will just have to wait a little longer before turning it back on to finish the job. In that case...I will get the truck to the shop and just return the compressor back to HARBOR FREIGHT. WHAT A GREAT UNEXPECTED SURPRISE !!!! This little compressor filled her truck tire from flat...flat...did I forget to say flat, to 35 PSI. in about 1 minutes time without even getting anywhere near the overheating (shutoff) stage. Neadless to say...THIS BAD BOY IS MINE!!!
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The Passionate Pursuit Of PerfectionWritten by on August 5, 2005 Contributors: Terri Altman Terry & Terri Altman's '55 Ford F-100
Terry and Terri Altman of Russellville, Arkansas' original build plan for their '55 Ford F-100 was for it to serve as a shop truck for their collision-repair business. But after attending the 1998 SuperNationals, Terry came home inspired by what he witnessed during the F-100 of the Year competition. He returned to the SuperNationals in 2000 with a freshly finished F-100 that won the People's Choice Award. But he wasn't completely satisfied with his efforts.
His love affair with F-100s began in high school when Terry purchased his very first vehicle months before he had a driver's license. During and after high school he drove the '53 F-100 daily until he was 19 years old. But as his new body shop business needed cash that he didn't have (and didn't want to borrow), Terry decided to sell his Effie for the funds to keep his young collision-repair shop pounding out dents and satisfying customers.A second '53 F-100 was purchased in 1982. When it was finished in 1983, it was nice enough to be featured in a Truckin' magazine story, "Family Tradition." But shortly thereafter, the young Altman family felt the need to own a home. Again the equity in their '53 F-100 was withdrawn, this time to provide the down payment.
As the body-shop business prospered and Terry gained experience straightening and painting sheetmetal, his thoughts once again turned to those two '53 Ford trucks he had let go to new homes. His passion for these '50s Ford trucks was still burning. So a third F-100 was purchased in the '90s, a '55--this one he hoped would be more like what he could only dream about as a teenager. It was decided that the goal would be to build a stunning-quality truck that was also practical. Of course it would be black to showcase the quality bodywork and paint preparation. No self-respecting bodyman would try to hide less-than-perfect panels under a coat of white or light-colored paint. Terry agrees with a friend who stated, "Black is the color that dares you to find something wrong!"
One controversial element of Terry's F-100 is the modern, 32-valve '91 Lexus V-8 engine. Terri and Terry apologize to anyone who might be offended by this choice, however, the outstanding results should speak for themselves. They remarked that it was the company's slogan that made a huge impact on their decision to install something other than a Ford or Chevy V-8 under the hood. "The Passionate Pursuit of Perfection" is what solidified the decision to install the '91 Lexus V-8. With its enormous wiring harness and several computers, it was a formidable mechanical challenge in itself. The slogan also describes the considerable effort Terry has invested in the construction of his beautiful black '55 F-100 in his attempt to make it modern but not radical. Every effort to maintain a sense of continuity was made, but Terry wanted to discover what adventures he might find on a road less traveled.
The one aspect Terry and Terri are most proud of is that this truck was built in their shop with a limited amount of money and the hands-on talent that has evolved over several decades (Effilution?). Not only did Terry build the chassis, perform the bodywork and paint, he purchased a sewing machine for upholstery and taught himself to use this machine that requires hours of practice to use well. Then he designed the interior and fabricated it himself. Again, the result was worth the effort.
After photographing the beautiful black truck, we suspect there's more than a little passionate pursuit of perfection to be found in the Altman body shop and its owners. Terri says they've been searching for an appropriate name for their truck, and while "I did it" has a certain familiar ring to it, we humbly suggest one with a little more originality: Licorice Lifesaver, a sweet name for a sweet black truck!
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Under the one-piece Fairlane tilt-forward hood is a well-detailed 4.6L '91 Lexus V-8 engine that's stock internally, but wears a K&N filter element. Everything that could be chrome plated or polished was. The coated exhaust headers connect to stainless steel exhaust tubes and Stainless Steel Specialties mufflers. The IFS frontend is a Kugel Komponents polished stainless unit with Aldan coilover shocks.The Lexus steering column is electronically controlled and still has the two-driver-adjustment memory. Terry borrowed the laser-cut Ford crest that's embossed on the seatbacks. The seatbacks are also recessed into the cab's custom rear panel. Lastly, a custom Ford crest was created to use as speaker grilles in the cab.Boyd Coddington billet wheels, 20x10 in the rear and 18x7 in the front, wear Kumho rubber, P235/40ZR18 front, 295/40ZR20 rear.
...Finally he felt confident in tackling the fabrication of this interior of Adobe-colored Ultraleather suede.The '91 Lexus instruments are mounted in a custom dash (by the owner). Much of the wiring harness is from the Lexus--Jerry Hancock performed the additional chassis and interior wiring. Vintage Air A/C blows as cool as any luxury car. A remote-controlled Pioneer AM/FM/CD player, wired to Sony speakers through a Selenium amplifier, provides cruisin' tunes. Lokar Performance pedals complete the interior details.


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So, if I understand correctly, the iPad will receive a wireless signal anywhere there is free internet or my home DSL? I would not have to purchase a plan through my cellphone carrier?
How about, the Kindles or other (don't know what they are called) that you download books onto? I'm guessing they have a wifi receiver too.
Can you tell that I am far behind in keeping up with new technology?
Would it make better sense to buy an iPad that allows for downloading books onto? Is there such a device?
Jan answered most of your questions, I think.
If a device has wi-fi or is wi-fi enabled, that means that you can use it anywhere that there is wi-fi available, such as your home, if you have a wireless router, or a restaurant, hotel room, bookstore, that offer it. You are limited to places that allow you to connect your device to their network.
It is not the same as the 3G/4G/LTE services that are provided by cellphone carriers and have to be paid for. If you do not want to depend on wi-fi availability, then you want the device with the 3G/4G/LTE hardware and a service plan to go with it.
(I prefer wi-fi only; for me the extra hardware is an unnecessary expense.)
Some wi-fi networks are restricted or secure and you need a password to get onto them. Most of the time, "free wi-fi" is unsecure and you should be careful what kind of data you send and receive. It may be fine, but it doesn't hurt to be cautious.
I'm confused about this part of your post:
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Would it make better sense to buy an iPad that allows for downloading books onto? Is there such a device?
The way an iPad works is that you purchase (mostly for free) applications ("apps") to run on them. These apps can be managed by directly plugging your iPad into your computer and using iTunes. You can also use iTunes to download books, movies, music and whatever other content you want onto your iPad.
I have not figured out if you can download this type of content using iCloud; I always just manage my iPad when it is plugged in and don't send anything to it when it is not.
If you have an app like Dropbox, you can download files to your iPad wirelessly and then open them with a reader app, such as BlueFire Reader (epub & PDF), GoodReader (PDF), or iBooks (epub). You can also import books directly onto your device using book reading apps that are tied to online stores such Amazon (Kindle), Barnes & Noble (Nook), Apple (iBooks) or Kobo (Kobo).
I hope that helps. I don't do much reading on my iPad, because I find it too heavy to hold for more than a few minutes at a time and I have a dedicated ebook reader that I prefer to use. (Sony T1. I have a Kindle Keyboard too, but prefer the Sony. Both are wi-fi only, although I'm pretty sure the Sony does not have a cellular option.)
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New York University's medical school received a $5 million federal grant to study diseases and other health problems that occur more frequently among people of Asian heritage. The National Institutes of Health and N.Y.U. said on Wednesday that the medical school would use the money to establish the Center for the Study of Asian-American Health. There is more incidence of liver and stomach cancer among Asian-Americans than in any other ethnic group, researchers say. Faiza Akhtar (NYT)


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We have to regular replace ethernet cables. A few have said its because we are close to the ocean. We about about 2 miles form the ocean. Is this true and if so can we do anything about it.
One possiiblity as to what they might mean by "too close to the ocean" is that you have high humidity in your work environment which can cause corrosion on the ethernet head contacts.
If this is the case then you can take a cotton swap or a Q-tip and wet the tip with some alcohol. Rub the contacts on the ends of the ethernet cable and allow it to dry for a minute or two. Make sure it is dry before you plug it back in.
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I originally downloaded this plugin to manage a particular database which is a list of names related to our organization. I now see that I could expand usage to include members. This is a completly different list of fields within a different group.
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EA Vs Activision Showdown – With the Odds in EA's Favour the Biggest Problem they Face
EA has made some pretty bold claims recently, inevitably setting of the Ultimate Showdown: 'EA Vs Activision' 'Battlefield VS Call of Duty'. And as the thunder rolls we feel the biggest problem for EA (Apart from beating COD) will be Bad Press ie. Reviews. To those who don't know this is because of the wide reports that EA tried to manipulate reviews of Battlefield 3 last time.
EA Vs Activision – Can EA Recover the Bad Press from 'Alleged' Review Manipulation
The thing is that Battlefield 3 turned out to be a damn impressive game and the apparent review manipulation that EA attempted (and later apologized for) only helped put a stigma on an otherwise amazing game. As the launch of Battlefield 4 comes closer and bold claims such as " we wont rest till COD* is beaten" make it clear that much is at stake. It is imperative for this reason that EA try to be as neutral as possible this time, or gain the automatic bias of the gaming community against it. Infact with an AAA title a little pressure is expected but to truly pull off the "no pressure" stance it must not do even that. The Ea Vs Activision showdown is nearing and alot is at stake for these two giants. Needless to say they cannot afford any more mistakes. Bad Reception at this stage could ruin or make EA.
EA's Confidence and Previews show Battlefield 4 a force to be Reckoned with – The only hurdle left is good reception.
As far as anyone can tell, Battlefield 4 is all set to blow the competition away, with amazing tech demos, next gen graphical capability and sheer scope the only thing that stands in its way now are the critics. And while critics are supposed to be the epitome of fairness and critical appreciation, lingering emotions are not good. EA already had a pretty strict review copy policy. If EA hopes to truly make a positive impact, its PR needs to improve asap.
This battle is one with big stakeholders and both of the sides are going all out to get a win. With the hype about GTA V finally dying down, all eyes will be turned towards these two and how well this generation of the AAA titles do.
#EA Vs #Activision, #Battlefield4 vs #COD Showdown. Biggest Problem EA Faces is Bad Press after BF3 review fiasco. http://t.co/BuH7V7Unpz
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Local Career Fair-Employers Page
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Online registration begins December 8, 2016
Event location: Chumash Auditorium, Building 65
Registration fee: $250 per table/day
Open to companies located in San Luis Obispo County or Northern Santa Barbara County only.
Recruit students from all majors for career, co-op, and internship positions. An opportunity to network with students is followed by optional afternoon interviews. Employers must have open positions in order to attend. Job descriptions are required at the time of registration and will be posted in the registration form. Students from all majors and all levels as well as Alumni are invited to attend. List of Majors
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The Career Fair registration fee is $250 per table. Basic registration fee includes:
- One 3-foot round bistro table with linen
- Registration for three representatives
- Event advertising: The Local Career Fair will be advertised on campus electronic bulletin boards, in presentations to classes, in Mustang News ads, on distributed posters and flyers, and on the Cal Poly Career Services' website home page*
- Job posting: Opportunities are submitted to Career Services during the registration process and will be advertised on MustangJOBS four weeks before and two weeks after the Career Fair
- Appetizers
- On-campus parking
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Extra representatives (limit five per table) -$35 each
Extra table (additional tables are approved based on space availability) - $250 per table
*Please note that any registrations submitted after January 12, 2017 are not guaranteed publicity in event advertising and collateral.
Local Career Fair Agenda
8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
Check-in, display set-up, and appetizers
9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Open forum / networking with students
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If you choose to interview the day after the career fair, you may reserve a private interview room. All reservations requested are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis and must be requested the day of the career fair. There is a one room per company limit.
To reserve your next day interview room, please see the Career Services' Recruiting Staff on the morning of the Career Fair. They will be located at the main entrance table. Once you have secured your room, you will be provided with a blank interview schedule. You control your schedule and may add candidates throughout the day. Your final schedule must be given to Career Services' Recruiting Staff the morning of your interviews.
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Bikie boss bailed, cops canned
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- March 18, 2010
THE newest boss of the Comanchero bikie gang spent a night in custody on a charge a Sydney magistrate could not even bring himself to comment on.
Daux Hohepa Ngakuru, 31, was arrested yesterday after an incident at a premises in Kings Cross at about 11.30pm on Saturday night, when he allegedly intimidated a police officer.
In a media release, police said "investigations into the alleged incident continued", and when Ngakuru was allegedly detected speaking on a mobile phone whilst driving at about 3.20pm yesterday, he was arrested and charged with the intimidation.
Officers told him he would be released on bail if he agreed to a whole host of bail conditions, including one that he not go within 1km of Kings Cross railway station.
On legal advice he declined and faced Central Local Court this morning.
His barrister John Korn began an application for bail, but Magistrate Allan Moore did not even wish to take submissions.
He immediately granted bail, on condition Ngakuru reside at the address listed on the paperwork.
Magistrate Moore said if he was to comment, it "wouldn't be nice".
Leaving court, Ngakuru said he was as frustrated as the magistrate, who he thought was "disgusted" by the charges.


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Some teams are starting to separate themselves from the pack in high school football, college football and the NFL, but there is still plenty of time for others to make a move forward and for some to fall back. What does this week have in store for us? We break down the best football games to watch on TV. Local television information included.
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Endocarditis is the most frequently reported manifestation of chronic infection with Coxiella burnetii. Many antibiotic regimens have been tried against Q-fever endocarditis with variable success. Recently, the fluoroquinolones have been suggested useful in the treatment of chronic Q-fever infection, such as endocarditis.1 We report a case of Q-fever endocarditis, in which the treatment with pefloxacine has failed.
Report of a Case.—
A 66-year-old man was admitted in March 1989 for persistent fever. This patient had a long history of rheumatic aortic stenosis for which a Björk's aortic valve replacement had been carried out in November 1975. He was well until November 1983, when intermittent episodes of fever began and persisted until November 1986. At this time, endocarditis was suspected and high titers of antibody to C burnetii suggested the diagnosis of Q fever. The associated treatment using rifampicine, 600 mg/d, and doxycycline, 200 mg/d was administered.
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To this point you've been watching "My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding" (and if you haven't been, boy have you been missing out, we recommend you rectify that mistake), and as interesting as its been, it hasn't been set on our shores. There are people out there who believe that the show is therefore irrelevant to life in North America. Well, why don't you tune in to this new series (which does take place in the States) and see if it things aren't more similar to the European version than you may have thought.
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The Ozark Brush & Palette Club was proud to award five ribbons at the April 2013 meeting.
The GOLD ribbon went to Deborah Boak, and the BLUE ribbon went to Mark Baker. These paintings will be on display in the lobboy of the First National Bank thru April.
The second place, Red ribbon, was awarded to Glenda Scurlock, the third place White ribbon went to Joe Chasin, and the winning Theme Platinum ribbon was won by Wayne Doornbosch. Congratulations to all! The Club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the 1st Methodist Church of Camdenton on Highway 54. Refreshments are served and guests are welcome. For info, call 480-0738.
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Loudest Hotel Ever
We stayed here with several other couples over Labor Day to attend a nearby wedding. It's a lovely hotel, nicely appointed with a pretty view. However, ifyou want any chance for rest or relaxation this hotel is *not* for you. It is a child and dog friendly hotel. Now, we all like kids and dogs but this was over the top. We were awakened by hollering kids and jingling leashes every morning well *before* 7AM. And the hallways were like Grand Central Station until 11AM so there was no hope of sleeping in. I tried to nap by the pool but I couldn't with all the barking dogs and screaming kids. And don't even think about an afternoon nap in your room! I have never stayed in a hotel that was as noisy as this. All of the people we knew at this hotel were so bleary eyed by the end of the weekend that no one could wait to go home! What a shame - it's a lovely place and we were all looking forward to a nice, relaxing, calm New England weekend. And it was no bargain to boot. Unless they completely sound-proof their rooms, I'll never go back to this hotel.
Shabby Chic
My husband and I and another couple spent three nights at the colony in early October. It was our second time there, and while we still like the old-fashioned charm of the place we were also put off by the hoards of children. We and our friends were on different floors of the hotel, but both were disturbed during the night by screaming kids. We could not find a table at breakfast where we were not surrounded by them. It really took away from the otherwise relaxing atmosphere. I agree with the previous reviewer that the hotel needs to make an effort to put some seperation between families with children and other guests so they are not so disturbing to those of us seeking peace and quiet.
Too many children
The Colony was one of the noisiest places my husband and I have ever stayed due to children running around and doors slamming all day and well into the night. The rooms could definitely use some updating and soundproofing. Efforts should be made to keep families with children somewhat separate from those guests that are there for some peace and relaxation. Children literally had the run of the hotel from early in the morning to late at night. This is a beautiful old seaside hotel but, overall, we were very disappointed with our 3 night stay at The Colony.
A Slice of Maine
My family has been traveling to Maine since the 1970's. We always rented a house when the children were growing up, and we would pass the hotel frequently and wonder. Now that the family is grown, we decided to try The Colony and were very happily suprised. We also have a dog, which attracted us because the hotel is pet friendly. We went on the Fourth of July and could not have been more impressed with the beauty of the historic hotel, and their love and tolerance of all dogs, big and small. The pool is beautiful with a great view, the breakfast is awesome, and included in the price. A tea is set up at tea time for guests to enjoy. People are respectful and dress appropriately for the dining room. Families abound and it is fun to see them all dressed for the fourth! (some with their pets) There is a fabulous old porch where one can sit and enjoy the sunset or sunrise. There is an abundance of good eating establishments available within a comfortable walk, along with a nice little private beach right across the way. The Colony exudes the charm of Kennebunkport, Maine. You know, it's not The Four Seasons, but it's a colorful, comfortable place to stay to enjoy the southern coast of Maine!
Beautiful Resort, Rooms not quite so lovely
When you first pull up to the Colony, you will be impressed by the looming Victorian grandness of the hotel and its beautifully landscaped grounds. The pool is fantastic and the view is breathtaking. The hotel has an old world feel, filled with antique furniture and decor. You will be impressed by your complimentary breakfast, which includes a full buffet in the dining room which has beautiful water views. However, if you decide to visit the Colony, be sure to stay in the main hotel. I would not recommend the other guest houses that are subpar compared to the rest of the hotel. Our room in the East House had a 'Grandma's attic' feel, that felt more dingy that quaint and smelled musty. Housekeeping woke us up at 7am and contined to clammer about outside of our door for two hours. They had filled the entire "lobby" area with towels and cleaning supplies before vacating. Overall, I was disappointed by our overpriced room at the Colony but impressed by the overall hotel and grounds.
First time in Maine
My husband and I were fortunate enough to spend 3 nights at The Colony Hotel last month. It was our first trip to Maine/The Colony Hotel. It exceeded all of our expectations. The hotel was absolutely beautiful and very clean. The views from several places were breathtaking. The staff was very courteous and professional. We had to arrive a day early, and they accomodated us immediately. We were even given a tour of a few of the room choices! I have never had the option of seeing a room first. We will definitely visit Maine again and The Colony Hotel will be our choice of places to stay.
Much needed rest!
I needed some much needed rest. I found it at Colony. Peaceful, relaxing and plenty to do if you choose to. The breakfast buffet is great! The ocean right outside your door, just great. The only fault was my room was not far from the bar and late at night it could get a little noisey.
Stayed here last year with my VERY large and VERY furry dog. She was greeted warmly by the staff and I never once felt out of place having her around. The room was small but clean and the hotel wonderful. Great area to explore. I am planning a trip again later this year.
Beautiful, all around
visited here several times, on summer trips with my best friend. The memories of this hotel will last forever. Very peaceful. The hotel was beautiful, in classic style. The view was very relaxing each time. And the area of Kennebunkport was welcoming and fun.Bring your family, they'll have a great time.
Nice View
Have stayed twice. First time in the Main House. I found it to be very noisy all hours of the day. No chance of napping or sleeping past 7:00am. The rooms were very nice. Second time we stayed in the garden rooms behind the Main House. Very quiet but the rooms were warm even late Sept. Also the garden rooms have televisions in the room. None in the main house. Walking distance to town. The ocean views are beautiful from the verandah and the front of the hotel.
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I write this as a physician who can see through the façade and racket of what corporate medicine has created. My history of abuse gives me the sensitivity to feel it when it is present. The corporate system of health care is abusive.
The pharmaceutical industry is the most powerful monopoly in the United States. Not surprisingly, it delivers mostly second-rate products at ridiculously inflated prices. The results are unprecedented profits and bad patient care.
Whatever you may think about how we pay for health care, everyone can agree that staying out of the emergency room is a good thing. Maintaining good health through access to primary care and healthy policies is better not only for individuals, but also for health care's bottom line.
Pharmaceutical companies had a chance to be part of the solution -- they could have innovated amazing cures. They could have worked to solve major health care crises and earned a place of honor among the world's greatest problem solvers. Instead they chose profit over humanity.
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) of Illinois is making life even harder for parents of kids with special needs who purchased their insurance on the Affordable Care Act exchange. And if you think it won't happen in your state, think again.
Health care is not a commodity -- it is our lives. Giving consumers the full picture of quality and price information gives them "value transparency" and ultimately makes the health care industry more effective and efficient at serving patients. As Warren Buffett put it, "Price is what you pay, value is what you get." We believe that our members deserve the highest value care possible.
I lost my two-year-old daughter to a rare and as yet incurable disease. So when I pictured a man like Mr. Shkreli someday holding the key to a terminally ill two-year-old's only hope of survival, I became literally sick.
So long as we continue to combine protection from competition with price-insensitive demand, this problem isn't going away. Something has to give or we will have more cases of Daraprim. And this can't be good for anyone's health.
In a front-page Wall Street Journal article a few days ago, the projection was made that a single-payer national health insurance program (NHI), as part of the presidential campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), would cost $15 trillion over ten years.
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I am always mad about dark brown and cream color combination furniture. These Grace Brown Wood Dining Chairs became my favorite ones as soon as I seen them on Overstock. They are simple, with clean and subtle lines and an amazingly elegant design. I have ordered three sets for my dining room on an affordable price for such great quality. Thank you.
Came as displayed. I really think they are great value.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? exact
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. excellent
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? perfect
Although the product was of good quality, I was a little disappointed in the color. I thought they'd be darker. They had a reddish quality to them.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? they are much lighter than they look on my computer
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. good quality
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? good
These Grace Brown Wood Dining Chairs were the best birthday present I could have bought. My mother loves high quality and elegant furniture so I have ordered two sets from these chairs. I love the simple and natural look of these chairs, the simple comfort and the sophisticated atmosphere they have. The chairs are not only comfortable and high quality but I got them on great price.
I really love the elegant look of dark brown and cream--I think it's just such a sleek and modern look. Needless to say, these chairs are a new favorite of mine! I bought a pair to go with my small dining table, and they look just stunning in my apartment. The wood is lovely and sleek to the touch, and the chair pad is comfortable, too, which is always nice! I can't get over the fact that I managed to get these chairs for such a great price. None of my friends believe me when I tell them!
I simply love my new Grace Brown Wood dining chairs! The upper support of the back is wide and generous -- coupled with the polyurethane foam cushioning, this is chair that you can sit in for hours at a time. And they look smart and sophisticated -- the contrast between the cream microfiber and the dark brown rubberwood is elegant indeed. Plus, when I tell my friends how affordable they were and the fact that the wood is eco-friendly, they are quite surprised. They look like I paid much more.


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ScanSnap S1300i Scanner Review
Manufacturer: Fujitsu
MSRP: $295.00 (Street: $260.00)
Back at the dawn of personal computing, people began to talk about The Next Big Thing on the horizon—a paperless office. Computers would make our lives so simple that we would no longer need documents on paper. Decades later, this utopian state is still not a reality. Businesses deal with about as much paper as they always have. In our personal lives, we wrestle with ever increasing piles of invoices, correspondence, tax documents, and junk mail daily.
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I run a post-processing company for wedding photographers. I am looking for someone on contract to be able to do image adjustments for me (just application of the base presets, then basic white balance and exposure adjustments). Very simple, just clean, perfect processing.
Also, the ideal candidate would also be able to cull photos, choosing the photos that are the best (in focus, not redundant) and choosing about 800-1200 photos out of 2000-5000, work can be done in Adobe Lightroom or Photo Mechanic.
Ideally looking for someone with experience doing this work, or a current photographer looking for extra work. Jobs will be sent in bulk at around 600-1000 images per job for processing, and 2000-5000 for culling.
Work must be done in Lightroom for processing/culling or Photo Mechanic for culling, presets and direction will be provided.
Before hiring, I will send over some RAW files for Test Edits, and I will choose the candidate that provides the best results.
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Is there a search engine that will allow me to search for specific HTML meta tag values?
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Check if this combination of Google and Sewatch works for you.
I know the cnet site has these meta tags:
So, if I 'Google' for
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False Balance Lives: Bloomberg News Gives Equal Weight To Climate Disinformer And Scientists
False balance is alive and well at even the best media outlets (see links below). Bloomberg news, famous for the post-Sandy cover story,"It's Global Warming, Stupid," now proves they can be the stupid ones, in a Monday piece on "Greenhouse Gases Hit Threshold Unseen in 3 Million Years":
Happy Plants
"The Earth has had many-times-higher levels of CO2 in the past," said Marc Morano, former spokesman for Republican Senator James Inhofe and executive editor of Climate Depot, a blog that posts articles skeptical of climate change. "Americans should welcome the 400 parts-per-million threshold. This means that plants are going to be happy, and this means that global-warming fearmongers are going to be proven wrong."
Yes, "Happy Plants" is Bloomberg's header. Plants will be so damn happy when it is 10° F warmer and a third of the arable land has been turned to dust bowl!
And yes, Bloomberg actually quoted Marc Morano, the Charlie Sheen of global warming, former denier-in-chief for Sen. James Inhofe (R-OIL) — "among the first reporters to write about the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth campaign."
As Media Matters notes, you should know your news article is pushing false balance when you are quoting someone making the exact same argument as a "rock bottom" Wall Street Journal op-ed:
Marc Morano is not a scientist and has no scientific education. He is paid by an oil-industry funded organization to confuse the public about climate change, and has compared climate science to the Mayan calendar, Nostradamus, and medieval witchcraft. Moreover, his argument is laughable: by focusing on how carbon dioxide stimulates plant growth in a controlled environment, he ignores that our huge emissions of it and other greenhouse gases are warming up the planet, thereby increasing the risk of extreme rainfall and drought to the detriment of agriculture. A Wall Street Journal op-ed made the same argument on Thursday, leading to a deluge of condemnation.
So why is Bloomberg News not only featuring Morano, but giving his discredited argument equal weight to the extensive evidence presented by scientists?
Equally lame, Bloomberg trots out a long-debunked denier talking point:
Skeptics of man's influence on warming temperatures note that while CO2 levels in the atmosphere have continued to rise since the 1990s, no year has been statistically warmer on average than 1998, with higher levels for 2005 and 2010 falling within the margin of error for that year, according to data compiled by the U.K. Met Office.
Is Bloomberg really suggesting that those who are skeptical of man's influence on warming temperatures have any credibility?
Somehow the 2000s were still the hottest decade on record — and somehow 90% of manmade global warming ended up precisely where scientists said it would (see "Global Warming Has Accelerated In Past 15 Years, New Study Of Oceans Confirms").
Even as written, this torturous myth is beneath Bloomberg:
Even if the UK Met Office's ranking of 2010 and 2005 as the warmest years on record globally is within the margin of error for 1998 (U.S.'s NASA and NOAA both rank 2010 and 2005 as statistically warmer than 1998), the fact that the difference between these individual years is small illustrates again that we should pay more attention to the long-term trend. As NASA explained, "all three [surface temperature datasets] show the last decade is the warmest in the instrumental record."
Bloomberg can — and must — do better.
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47 Responses to False Balance Lives: Bloomberg News Gives Equal Weight To Climate Disinformer And Scientists
Why are we getting yet another example of media bias? We know the media is biased. It is owned by the wealthy, the advertisers are wealthy, and for myriad reasons they want to downplay what is happening with the climate. How many data points do we need to make this case?
Why not address the other side of the coin, as I did last week? David Goldstein published a provocative article in HuPO, certainly worth of discussion. After two days, it had received 24 'clicks'. An irrelevant article on Jody Arias received 4,000 'clicks' after one day!
This has nothing to do with bad reporting. Bloomberg and his execs cowered before the oil companies after taking a beating over the "It's the global warming, stupid" headline after Sandy. Quoting a person like Mark Morano is a signal that they are back on message, along with the rest of MSM.
Bloomberg has enough money to ignore them but, like all billionaires, he wants more.
In 1983, 50 media companies controlled 90% of US content. Now there are six- Disney, Viacom, CBS, Newscorp, General Electric, and TimeWarner. They act in lockstep, and except for Viacom are politically conservative and relentlessly greedy. Educate the public? Nahh.
This is not unusual; I have seen climate articles get similar (lack of) response in HuPo previously and in Salon. My takeaway message is that, even in these so-called 'progressive' media outlets, there is minimal interest in climate change, at least relative to the other trivia they present. And, if climate change is not getting attention in the 'progressive' media, what can we expect it to receive in the MSM?
It's just so old.
Joe, you're a great man. You doggedly keep after the nonsense time and again. And again.
Thank you.
So, the MSM start out with little intrinsic interest in addressing climate change because of the bias of their owners and advertisers, and they see little interest in the topic from the readership, as my above examples illustrate. So, what is it that would incentivize them to publish more and unbiased articles on climate change? Why not address the full problem?
So many are focused on surface temperature as the telling sign of climate change/global warming while ignoring the the oceans are absorbing up to half of all human CO2 emissions. Their heat capacity is nearly 1000 times that of the atmosphere; by absorbing heat in the summer and releasing it in winter, they are instrumental in moderating our climate and ensure that changes happen gradually. Human-caused climate change is making the oceans warmer and more acidic, and if these processes are allowed to continue unchecked, they will drastically alter our climate and the marine ecosystem. Because the oceans are warming, the global ice sheets are melting at unprecedented rates.
Re CO2 is plant food
The first and most obvious retort to this argument is that plants require more than just CO2 to live. Owners of industrial greenhouses who purchase excess CO2 also invest considerable effort in keeping their plants at optimum growing conditions, particularly with respect to temperature and moisture. As CO2 continues to change the global climate, both of these variables are subject to change in an unfavorable way for a certain species in a certain region (Lobell et al. 2008, Luo 2009, Zhao and Running 2010, Challinor et al. 2010, Lobell et al. 2011). More and more it is becoming clear that in many cases, the negatives of drought and heat stress may cancel out any benefits of increased CO2 predicted by even the most optimistic study.
But there is a more subtle point to be made here. The majority of scientific studies on enhanced CO2 to date have been performed in just these types of enclosed greenhouses, or even worse, individual growth chambers. Only recently have researchers begun to pull away from these controlled settings and turn their attention to outdoor experiments. Known as Free-Air CO2 Enrichment or "FACE", these studies observe natural or agricultural plants in a typical outdoor setting while exposing them to a controlled release of CO2, which is continuously monitored in order to maintain whichever ambient concentration is of interest for the study
excess CO2 shows some benefit to C3 plants, but no significant benefit to C4 plants. Cure and Acock 1986 (a greenhouse study) showed excess CO2 gave a 35% photosynthesis boost to rice and a 32% boost to soybeans (both C3 plants), but only a 4% boost to C4 crops. More recently, Leaky et al. 2006 (a FACE study) did not find any statistically significant boost in photosynthesis or yield for corn (a C4 crop) under excess CO2.
Going a bit deeper, it has recently been found that in some C3 plants—such as cotton and many bean species—a further enzyme known as RuBisCO activase is required to convert RuBisCO into its "active" state, the only state in which it can be used for photosynthesis. The downside of this is that the activase enzyme is much more sensitive to high temperatures compared to RuBisCO itself, and also responds poorly to excess CO2: Heat can destroy the structure of the activase enzyme at temperatures as low as 89.6 F, while excess CO2 reduces the abundance of the cellular energy molecule ATP that is critical for RuBisCO activase to function properly (Crafts-Brandner & Salvucci, 2000, Salvucci et al. 2001). This effect may potentially nullify some of the gains expected from excess CO2 in these plants.
A specific plant's response to excess CO2 is sensitive to a variety of factors, including but not limited to: age, genetic variations, functional types, time of year, atmospheric composition, competing plants, disease and pest opportunities, moisture content, nutrient availability, temperature, and sunlight availability. The continued increase of CO2 will represent a powerful forcing agent for a wide variety of changes critical to the success of many plants, affecting natural ecosystems and with large implications for global food production. The global increase of CO2 is thus a grand biological experiment, with countless complications that make the net effect of this increase very difficult to predict with any appreciable level of detail.
Thank God for kryptonite.
Thanks. This poster needs his/her own blog, not yours.
Yes, it is not clear why Bloomberg is allowing this level of disinformation to proceed.
Perhaps it is a fear of a pending collapse of the 6 trillion dollar fossil fuel bubble recently reported on by BloombergNews . . . or, a case of the threat of the world being held hostage by the fossil fuel industry . . . ?
. . . something in which time is not on the side of the fossil fuel industry which must also rapidly divest from fossil fuels in order to survive . . .
Re "Happy Plants"
Yeah, some plants are happier at 100F than 90F. Unfortunately that elect group of "happy plants" doesn't include corn or soy.
Ohio State's summary of high temperature effects:
What's with Bloomberg anyway? They got their rep by being on top of the research about products and markets.
Remember one of the signs of GHG-based global warming is increase in night-time temperatures?
The Ohio State write up on corn and soy has several paragraphs about night-time heat. Here's a key statement:
With high night temperatures more of the sugars produced by photosynthesis during the day are lost; less is available to fill developing kernels or seeds, thereby lowering potential grain yield. High night time temperatures result in faster heat unit (GDD) accumulation that can lead to earlier corn maturation, whereas cool night temperatures result in slower GDD accumulation that can lengthen grain filling and promote greater dry matter accumulation and grain yield.
Oil and coal companies should be nationalized, by executive order. This is not a big deal- Venezuela, Saudi Arabia etc are doing fine with state oil companies. If we do so, it should be with the intention of winding down production, in cooperation with other climate concerned producers.
Tom, I remember you. You worked in a funeral parlor. You were known as Bud, the King of Biers!
Mike Roddy, "coal and oil companies should be nationalized.
The fossil fuel divestment and other initiatives weaning civilization off fossil fuels may be forcing the hand.
This is a really good thing; though unlikely so quickly.
Hope-a-hope-a-hope . . .
Much better if they tag along kicking a screaming . . .
I think that we need to get over the fact that the news is often not news, it's entertainment. Setting up a debate or argument is much more entertaining than just somebody getting on a pulpit and telling people the way it is. It doesn't matter how stupid or harmful it is, if it gets people inflamed or just gets them to watch longer, that is the point.
Once out or the ivory tower, it's a shark feeding frenzy. Look what it has done to politics and government. Scientists don't stand a chance. Idiocy will wear them down or at least soak up all their time fighting it. Never argue with an idiot, sometimes it's difficult to tell which is which.
Plants will be much happier when we are gone and stop messing with them, or at least when we are back in the stone age.
Thanks for the reference, Joan. That coincides with my experience of growing / eating California cherries. Those grown in the Central Valley (Fresno Count) have much higher night time temperatures than those grown in the Santa Clara Valley… once prolific but now limited to a few growers in Morgan Hill and Gilroy… where night time temperatures are affected by westerly, ocean cooled winds that begin to blow around 3 PM. However, the Santa Clara Valley fruit wins the taste test every time.
Fresno was not always like this, but years of continued irrigation increases local humidity and it holds more heat.
Superman1: Yes,
I'll be sleeping in the old crypt-tonight :)
They have to ignore the oceans because if they didn't, it would spoil their little story about no warming since 1998, ME
I don't think simply stating the ownership of media companies is enough to make the argument (with the exception of NewsCorp). I think you need concrete examples where directives from higher ups resulted in editors and reporters downplaying climate change or some concrete connection between ownership and editorial content. Other than that you simply are left with correlations. Are there whistle blowers from the editorial side who have provided information supporting the view of corporate interference with editorial content regarding climate change? Have any editors or reporters resigned because of pressure from above to keep climate change out of their stories? More information is needed to make your case convincing.
Looks like they are really stepping it up now. Extract every last dollar until it all crashes down around them, ME
That's not how organizations work. People are hired based on viewpoints they have expressed. In order to 'succeed', the provide a product they know management wants. You're not going to find a written record. it's not required.
The reporters know what the owners want, and they also know what the readers want. As I've shown above, it's not climate change!
Yes, and with an international agreement we would have a real winner, ME
This is why we need a program to outline laws against crimes against humanity through deliberate disinformation concerning climate destabilisation, to be introduce, with retrospectivity and universal jurisdiction, whenever a sane Government is elected to power, somewhere. I find it staggering that those who are actively and ceaselessly working to prevent action to avert a disaster that will take millions, or billions, of lives, and destroy the habitability of this planet for our species, are allowed to get away with it, with no worries whatsoever. These are by very, very, far the gravest crimes in human history, yet no-one proposes giving the climate criminals even the least reason to suspect that they will face justice, some day, for their wickedness. As usual a war is waging within humanity between Good and Evil, and, as ever, only one side is bothering to turn up.
The plutocrats are becoming uneasy as their world system collapses. The serfs have been kept quiet for decades with bread in the form of mass consumption and circuses in MSM brainwashing and brain-destroying 'titietainment', but now, as the economy collapses under debt and inequality, as poverty, misery, want and the fear of falling into them, spreads across the Western world, and as the global untermenschen refuse to follow orders from the White, Western, Bosses, the danger of revolt is growing. When the bubble blown up by 'quantitative easing' blows, it will be on, for young and old, as we used to say to indicate a coming fracas. The Bosses want to keep a lid on things, just a little longer, and puncturing the multi-trillion fossil fuel asset bubble is way, way, too risky, just to save a few billion 'useless eaters' who they fear and hate.
I hope you can stand the pun, as that is really a sweet example.
The news, these days, is simply Rightwing brainwashing propaganda. That's why the Bosses hate and fear the web, and will gut it, be sure of that. Right up Obama's path, I'd say, like his treatment of the whistle-blowers he 'promised' to protect.
I'm not entirely convinced national governments should increase their vested interest in ever higher ghg emissions.
Again this old chestnut from the deniers, that no year recently has been warmer than 1998, hence no warming since then. This is simply because 1998 contained a very strong El Nino event.
So where is your evidence supporting that statement? And where are these corporations finding all these editors and reporters with conservative viewpoints? From conservative schools of journalism? And how do they even obtain this information on political views? And why are all these editorial people discarding their objectivity that they were trained to have? Perhaps these people are simply interested more often in reporting human interest angles on weather events rather than getting into the extremely technical issues concerning the influence of climate change on specific weather events. I think are many possible explanations for what news eventually gets out in addition to an attempt by owners to influence news reporting to serve a political agenda.
If these allegedly conservative media corporations are trying to hire conservative news people they seem to be doing a lousy job. A Pew survey a few years ago found very few conservatives among 222 journalists and news executives. "Only six percent said they considered themselves conservatives and only two percent said they were very conservative. This compares with 36 percent of the overall population that describes itself as conservative. Most journalists, 53 percent, said they're moderate. 24 percent said they were liberal and eight percent very liberal." http://www.mrc.org/biasalerts/speech-gift-confronting-race-w-honesty-3192008#4
Believe me Bobby, for once Super has it completely correct. And how else do you explain the total bias of the Rightwing MSM? Please don't insult my intelligence by repeating the old 'journalists are liberals' canard, because it is no longer even mirth-inducing.
The Aztecs used to feed their zinnias with human blood, to keep them happy.
And die knowing that you have left a suppurating mess for those who will be alive when you have turned to mud. I am constantly bemused that, with so much evidence around, contemporary and from history, of Rightwing malevolence and misanthropy, that people still refuse to face up to the true nature of our enemies.
A start would be to make compensation claims for the indirect damage through their products.
Mulga, the great mass of our people were captured about 250 years ago by being imprisoned in systems of hierarchical dominance and there they remain, rendered silent and sullen and accepting of their own maladaptive reactions, ME
"as their world system collapses". How do you explain the DOW in this 'collapse'?
Wouldn't work. The so-called climate activists, as reflected here, want to be fed on a diet of information Pablum, not raw kale!
The coverage of climate change by the press has been not up to par for two decades but the hypothesis that this is due to a right wing corporate agenda is wrong. The main reason is the nature of journalism. One, there has been a switch from pursuing the truth to providing balance. This explains the scientist vs denier stories that have been so common. Two, the press simply has not found a way to make climate change a compelling story. Generally the press is guilty of hyping threats to increase the audience. However, because of the nature of climate change which is slowly evolving and full of scientific uncertainties the reverse of hyping has occurred. It would be in the media's interest to play up the threat of climate change to increase readers and ratings but they haven't found a way.
This is the problem of trying to re-create history based on the written word. Bureaucrats and political leaders do their best not to document their nefarious deeds and orders. Rather, they hire the 'right' people who have much ambition, who want to 'succeed' at all costs, and who will do exactly what their bosses want done without having to be told.
Mulga, "for once"!!! Have you no shame?? Even Rupert would not stoop to such levels!
They are essentially accessories to geocide, no different from the driver of the getaway car who is charged with being an accessory to mur**r.
Bubble economics, a precursor to disaster capitalism. The 0.01% are doing great-the rest, not so much. I know where my loyalties lie.
'Let them eat cactus-or loco weed, for the Mad Hatters'.


text: If you are saying that any team should have a Steel-type or use Hail just to counter one Pokemon [Druddigon] then yes, it is broken. Metagames should not be that centralised, especially in the lower tiers. Teams in RU use quite a few NU or PU Pokemon, and I don't want to see that changing in favour of a more OU-like structure where a third of teams have a specific Pokemon. Druddigon's defensive stats are actually quite solid, and it is hard to find a 1HKO'er that is not resisted by Dragon. I rest my case.


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Cash coupled with multi billion dollar per year sales of a franchise drug, PLUS what nobody here seems to mention. The partnerships and milestone payments that can accrue here are up to 5 BILLION over the next few years. Check out the facts. Add the cash to the value of CABO franchise, and MANY other partnerships and ongoing developments. This is such a target for big pharma. All you need to do is some DD on what they have, what payments they may receive and how big CABO alone can be. This is a major biotech emerging, or it gets bought. I see no other logical outcomes. Hold stock through volatility, it goes way higher.IMO
Sentiment: Strong Buy
LMAO! Another pest. There all out today.
You are talking about Cabo San Lucas Real Estate (5 BILLION ......).
The company does not have any s t, Don't fool yourself into thinking ....
Good Luck
But you hired two thieves who worked for the big mafia in town to manage your value. What will you get?


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By Jeannie Abeyta
For the Optic
The Coach Miranda Serna Basketball Camp held July 16-18, was a success! A total of 60 participants enjoyed instruction on basketball skills, motivational talks, games and prizes.
Guest speakers were Fidel Trujillo and coaches Mark Cassidy and Andres Valdez. Camp staff who volunteered their time and knowledge came from several states and cities, but all have roots in Mora. Camp coaches had close ties to Serna, either as family or a friend and love her and the sport of basketball.
You, my readers, know my passion for reading and books — books of all sorts and kinds. I recently spent a couple of hours deep into my father's dog-eared copy of his 1982 edition of the Merck Manual, considered the bible of medical information by many in the health seeking/curing field. Yes, that 30-year-old book is still timely in many ways, and Doc's notes make it even better.
Las Vegas Optic Staff
The schedule may have changed from one weekend to another but the fun and excitement won't, as the 2012 Mora Fiesta promises to again be its usual good time for all who attend.
This year's lineup includes a rodeo on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, the crowning of this year's queen, a Saturday morning parade and more than a dozen performers and bands carrying the sounds of the fiesta through the weekend.
The lunch menu for the Mora/Wagon Mound Senior Centers with coffee and milk served daily.
Monday, July 23 — Chili dog, baked potato wedges, mixed vegetables with butter, and orange
Tuesday, July 24 — Ham with noodles, California vegetables, salad with dressing, cottage cheese, and peaches
Wednesday, July 25 — Taco salad, mexicorn, saltine crackers, and mixed fruit
Thursday, July 26 — Santa Fe chicken with rice, broccoli with cheese, buttered carrots, and pineapple upside-down cake
Recently, Theaterwork of Santa Fe presented the production "Where Angels Come to Sing: A Celebration of Mora Valley."
This production was presented by Mora High School students who worked with David Olson and his staff for a year, gathering stories from the past and present. These are stories of people of the Mora Valley who have walked in this beautiful place for centuries and who walk here today and will walk in the years to come.
Community Calendar
6 p.m. — Girls North South All Stars State Basketball game New Mexico Highlands University
8 p.m. Boys North south All Stars Basketball game –New Mexico Highlands University
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Fort Union annual tours of the First Fort Union focus on the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, Fort Union National Monument
Old saying says: "if the shoe fits, wear it." I just discovered a column that I wrote for the June 4, 1971 Las Vegas Livestock Journal. This was written for its "This Woman's World" page and this is editor Brumbelow's introduction for it:
"There's at least one place in New Mexico where there's been some moisture. Editha Bartley of the Gascon Ranch near Rociada tells you about it.":
"Just about the time things are regular around here, and a fellow gets used to something, things have to change.
Only a hermit living in a dark cave wouldn't be aware of the current political environment we seem to be completely surrounded by, and by all available media outlets. Yes, it seems like the "old" is new again.
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"The jury room is a remarkable--and largely inaccessible--space in our society, a space where ideas, memories, virtues, and prejudices clash with the messy stuff of the big, bad world," Burnett writes in this elegant chronicle. His primary characters--his fellow jury members--come alive on these pages: "a clutch of strangers yelled, cursed, rolled on the floor, vomited, whispered, embraced, sobbed, and invoked both God and necromancy." He grows to like some, and "loathe" others. ("Are there some citizens not clearly able to distinguish daytime television from daily life?" he asks at one point.) Parts of the book are funny, as when he describes the small steps he took to encourage the trial lawyers to strike him out of the jury pool: "I promised to give any healthy prosecutor hives. I brought along a copy of The New York Review of Books just in case." Alas, Burnett found himself in the courtroom, and eventually he became foreman. This allows him to wrestle through the contradictory evidence presented by both sides--and forces him to conclude that even the truth can resemble a muddle when presented in court. He has trouble making up his own mind about the case--this is no Twelve Angry Men update, though its insights on jury-room dynamics are just as instructive. Burnett also ruminates on his own profession: "I realize now that for me--a humanist, an academic, a poetaster--the primary aim of sustained thinking and talking had always been, in a way, more thinking and talking. Cycles of reading, interpreting, and discussing were always exactly that: cycles. One never 'solved' a poem, one read it, and then read it again--each reading emerging from earlier efforts and preparing the mind for future readings." Jury duty, of course, demands an awesome finality--and the conclusion to the trial involving Burnett is one that haunts the author after the gavel falls. --John Miller
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