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A mountain lion has been shot south of Chadron after a man observed it crouching in the grass about 20 yards from his home where two young children were on a patio.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says in a statement the 5-month-old female mountain lion was shot Saturday.
The man retrieved a rifle from the house and approached the animal, then shot it when it stood but did not flee. The mountain lion weighed about 30 pounds.
As required by law, the man immediately notified authorities after shooting the animal.
The Dawes County Sheriff's Department investigated the incident and took possession of the animal. It was transferred to Nebraska Game and Parks officials Sunday.
Authorities determined the man acted within the law.
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My wife and I first brought our beloved American Shorthair, Nel, to VCA Beacon Hill because Dawn had relocated there, and she had taken superb care of him during repeat visits to another VCA nearer our home. We could not get over how nice it was to be at a cat only facility. The atmosphere is calmer, the support staff are extremely helpful and polite (Kudos to Gina, Debbie and Carrie) and the attention Nel receives from all of the staff, including the wonderful vets, is amazing! After interacting with Drs. Suska and Bazemore, we knew that they had Nel and all of their clients best interests at heart, and are always willing to work with us to customize the best care plan for Nel. We cannot recommend them highly enough, and encourage all cat owners in need of a superb Cat specific veterinary clinic to give the superb care team at VCA Beacon Hill a try. We are confident you will not be disappointed!
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Dr. Suska and Beacon Hill Cat Hospital have been caring for my cats since I moved to the area in 1999. Recently, when I moved from Alexandria to Reston, I changed my personal physician, but not my cats' physician because of the excellent, caring medical staff at Beacon Hill. I now drive an hour (one-way) for my cats to continue to see Dr. Suska and the staff at the hospital. Nothing but the best for my spoiled felines! Dr. Suska (literally) saved the life of my beloved Maine Coon, Sumo. Getting his struvite crystals condition under control and researching and recommending a vet who had experience with the specialized surgery Sumo required to live. Sadly, Sumo died a year later from an unrelated medical problem, and the doctors and staff mourned with me; even mailing a lovely condolence card to me. My other two cats, Orca and Kismet benefit from the excellent care they receive at Beacon Hill Cat Hospital, where pets and their staff (owners) are treated as individuals; you receive the time and attention you need to manage your cat's health. Whether it is a five minute claw clip and weight check, or a detailed health exam, the doctors and staff at VCA Beacan Hill Cat Hospital provide top-notch healthcare. I unconditionally trust the doctors and staff at Beacon Hill Cat Hospital to take care of my cats.
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I forget where I first read that fly fishers are optimists by nature. Of course I didn't need to read it anywhere, having on many occasions been the beneficiary of one more cast, a pinch more of split shot, or a fly change that caused a previously dead run to erupt with the wrath of a lunker trout. How many of us have arrived at a blown out stream where the blizzard hatch ended yesterday and earned a surprise fish instead of taking a skunk? Ask a good steelheader why he perseveres through a days-long losing streak. He'll tell you his next swing will get a grab.
Even in 2014, one might take comfort in the notion that fly fishing has faced existential threats and come out on top many times since the days of Theodore Gordon and Charles F. Orvis. Rivers and lakes, we optimists might argue, possess obvious sacred value embodied in the mountains that hold them and in the trout that swim their waters. Not everything, trout streams especially, has a price. I first learned this in the 1970's, when talk of damming the Yellowstone led to nothing. Some time later, Denver tried to put another dam on the South Platte. Fly fishermen were among the loudest voices telling Denver where to shove it.
Alas, anyone with a functioning brain can see that our society no longer offers safe haven to spiritual practices like fishing. Our government – due in part to a population that has grown by 100 million since the 70's – has become clumsy, overbearing, and mean. We know the government we now hate is but a foil for that which truly rules us. We understand that corporations not only keep the lights on around here, but are willing to turn them off for the sake of the exclusive enrichment of the self-annointed deserving. In the eyes of the Supreme Court – aka, the known universe – corporations are persons now, although, unlike real people, they are not sent to jail or unfairly disrespected for accepting government assistance and skipping out on their bills. Like real people once were, corporations are the government.
Another evil that has evolved since the 70's (or 1980 if we're to mark a specific year) is the notion that money, like God, is inherently good and benevolent. Thus, even as we might despise the corporatocracy and its most objectionable impacts, we are loathe to do too much in protest. Regulation of any kind has become sacrilegious and can invite retribution.
I've said it many times, this pickle we're in is our own damn fault. We have allowed agendas to endure without accounting for their negative effects. We allow conservatives to wield power without demanding that they conserve, and we suffer progressives who won't deliver progress. Mesmerized by our televisions and cell phones, we've let the powerful abduct our language, to the point where their definitions have no relationship to the lives we actually lead.
Taking our language back would be a great first step towards ensuring the survival of our beloved sport. For example:
"Good" – Money is a good, it's true, though not an unqualified one. For it to be good, it needs to be in more pockets, not fewer, a concept that does not require the redistribution of wealth so much as an adequate distribution from the start. Healthy food, clean and ample water and land, roads, bridges, libraries, family health, time away from work, and activities (outdoor recreation?) on which to spend it must receive equal billing in our definition of what's good.
"Personal Responsibility" – As currently touted by pundits and politicians, this concept applies mainly to the less fortunate (oh, would that a predatory lender might receive the same jail sentence as the single mom shoplifting a loaf of bread). Under a more empathic definition, personal responsibility would mean doing our best to help our neighbors make out as well as ourselves, or at least not turning their hardship to our advantage.
In their purest forms, our religions mandate this ethic, which is not an excuse to blame others for not helping, but an encouragement to follow the most beautiful of human instincts. Catch and release fishing is a perfect acknowledgement of how blessed we should feel for our interdependent world. We release so that others may catch.
"Courage" – While soldiers are certainly brave, the people who put them in harm's way are not brave by association. The parent working three minimum-wage jobs, the miner toiling in unsafe conditions, the steelhead guide blogger tapping into the night for wild fish and unpolluted rivers, the 9 to 5 cubicle jockey with a mortgage and good kids, the 7 to 7 elementary school teacher, the pro bono attorney, the doctor and the nurse – we must honor their courage as well. All too frequently, folks like these are viewed as money left on the table, even as they mop up messes of the cowards that be.
"Freedom" – Relatively speaking, freedom is still prevalent in America. Believe it or not, if you're gay, muslim, poor, female, a minority, indigenous, a market, or of another category routinely jacked up in this country, your liberties are less infringed upon than in many others.
The problem is that the corporation has come to possess grotesquely more freedom than the rest of us. In exercising its freedom, this "person" restricts our own in almost every aspect of life. It controls our government, health care, food, water, the safety of our towns, schools and workplaces, our elections, information, technology, energy, transportation, bank accounts, our love lives and education, even the climate of our planet. If its motivation were different, if the corporation was fueled by a desire to safeguard freedom instead of usurp it, the power it possesses would be a wonderful thing indeed. But this monster is as insatiable as cancer.
One freedom it does not yet control is our ownership of the actual dirt of America, our public land. Make no mistake though, the corporation is coming for it as sure as night follows day. In legislatures across the west, efforts to transfer federal lands to the states are being driven by corporations. If these efforts succeed, states won't be able to afford to manage such a windfall and will be forced to liquidate. That's the plan, and if it happens, adios.
The future of fly fishing depends on our land remaining ours. Or public lands model, the likes of which is found nowhere else on earth, is the physical contract signed by generations of mothers and fathers who built our cities, fought in and paid for our wars, who in their turn, sacrificed their own children for crisply folded flags. What the wars were about hardly matters in this context. What matters is that ordinary Americans have held up their end. Now they get to fish.
It seems cute to define freedom as the right to watch a trout eat a dry fly on your favorite mountain stream, but I'm serious as a heart attack. This, my friends, is our final stand.


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Easy blog was featured on the Community Choice Extensions in Joomla Extensions Directory as one of the best blog component.
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1. All-in-One blog component to start blogging in Joomla because it has tons of features
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After trying several free blog tools and even paying for MyBlog (like somebody else said) I realized all lacked the features I required and support was non-existent. I broke down and tried Easy Blog. I wish I had done so sooner!
I cannot say enough about this extension and the support team! The install is easy and it has a ton of features for integration with Twitter (like sending automatic tweets of your blog) Facebook, AddThis, Google Adsense integration and also works great with JomSocial. It has it's own slick comment system (with optional recapture) built in but also integrates with others like Jcomment and Jomcomment. Using the JCE editor also is very nice for my bloggers. (over TinyMCE)
This blogging tool is also highly customizable to do pretty much everything you need. Unlike other tools I tried, there are a ton of modules (all free) for almost anything and since they are module based you place anywhere you want on any page, but also you don't need to load extra "fluff" modules you aren't going to use.
Another great feature is the ACL - you can totally control what all built in Joomla! groups can and can't do. (like 19 or so settings for each group)
It also has a very nice image uploader that actually uploads images to your bloggers folder and allows great image tagging! This is a huge plus for me and is very easy to use.
Several really nice templates that will fit with any existing site look too. I'm using a Rocket Theme and Easy Blog integrated beautifully.
The support is responsive, knowledgeable, very friendly and helped with any issue I had very quickly. The year support contract is well worth the small price.
These are just a few things I love about this extension. Like I said - if you want a Blogging solution for Joomla! stop looking and try this one out, you will not regret it.
It migrates from Joomla articles and from SmartBlog and will integrate with CB and JomSocial and some different comment systems. It also has integration for Twitter with Bit.ly URLs, TweetMeme, Facebook, Google Buzz, Feedburner, Sharethis and Addthis. You also can set it to use avatars from other systems.
It also can even be hooked to post a tweet on Twitter automatically when you blog so you can not have to worry about doing that yourself.
Visitors can subscribe to posts, categories, or even specific bloggers which is pretty cool.
I have used a lot of extensions for Joomla, and a lot of software in general. Maybe it's because I am a PHP developer who has loved Joomla for a long time, maybe its because I just have bad luck. But I tend to find bugs in everything. However, with EasyBlog I didn't have this problem. It was stable, reliable, and just worked. I am actually really impressed. They have clearly done a lot of work on this system.
The only thing I had a slight problem with was the new slow loading speed and size of page loads but once I tweaked the header image in the default EasyBlog theme and removed my extra jquery lib from loading from some other extension and moved all the extra junk I had loading in unrelated modules on the side of the page load times were much quicker again. Hardly the fault of EasyBlog. I should not put so much stuff on one page to begin with.
Another good thing is that when you buy EasyBlog you will be able to use it on unlimited websites. They will even install it for you on the first one. Then they give you a years support.
I never really blogged much before but now that it is easier and works the way it should it actually makes me want to blog. I think I will have to go blog some more about something right now.
Go blog with EasyBlog!
I sure wish that I had done that in the beginning. There is no issue at all with JS integration. This is a fully featured component that is very user friendly and provides true WYSIWYG editing with your own choice of editor. It has a native comment system, but can be seamlessly integrated with other comment systems such as jComments (for sitewide commenting function). Want to couple to Twitter, Buzz, or Facebook? It's built in. How about social bookmarking features? Already there--take your pick.
The included templates are very attractive out of the box and with a little CSS tweaking can match your site theme perfectly. Works with one blogger--or hundreds each having their own blog head. Support is second to none--Sam even wrote a plugin for me that swept jComment title and comment heads into the activity stream! In 5 years of using J! applications, I cannot think of another app dev group that is this "on the ball" with any level of support.
The only slight downside I can find is that image handling could be improved--and I understand that this is on the project list for future releases. Overall this is the one to go with instead of wasting valuable site development time trying to get freebie or poorly coded solutions to work properly. Three cheers for EasyBlog!
Thank you very much on your feedbacks! Yes, we are working on a proper image handling in the future versions of EasyBlog!
I'm very pleased but can't yet give "perfect" marks. Their website Knowledge Base is empty and their Quick Start Guide doesn't get you much past installation. Folks not familiar with blog technology such as "burn feed", "post trackback", "Permalinks" and tags will be scratching their heads with the settings. But this can be cured by extended documentation and perhaps more contributors to their forum. The additional free related extensions are great.
I'm a retired geologist - not an IT guy - so if I can get it married to my Joomla! site, it must be a cake walk for you geeks. The developers have done a great job - and like all good engineers - have left the docs to the last. I look forward to enhancements.
Thank you for your great feedbacks! Yes, I understand that our documentation is slacking off but we are updating the documentation as we move along.
Now my blog is humming along.
Thanks for the easy blog!
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Thank you! We are improving our Twitter and Facebook integrations in the next release of EasyBlog. Looking at the possibility of automatic retrieval of twitter and Facebook's timeline
Nice works guys!
Thank you very much!
So instead, I tried several 'free' blog extensions for my Joomla site. Though a couple had some of the features I wanted, many had no support at all.
I finally broke down and bought EasyBlog. I am now kicking myself that I just didn't buy it from the start.
Very easy to use for us novices. Great support.
EasyBlog is the best blog extension I have found. I highly recommend it.
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Awesome job and am recommending the component to all, this really should be editor's pick.
Thanks for your great support!
I'm delighted that after about two days of familiarizing myself with your EasyBlog extension that it now looks and operates as I would have wished for.
Thank you for using EasyBlog! Really appreciate your great feedbacks!
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Perfect for any blog!!
Thank you very much! EasyBlog was designed from scratch to allow flexibility for site users to write blogs :)


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It has been often said during this tournament that England have lacked a truly defensive midfielder/screening midfielder/ whatever the current preferred term might be.
The tragedy is that back in 2011, England had exactly what we needed - a young, tenacious, exciting, strong, physical, defensively capable midfielder, who was also able to break forward and find a through ball when necessary. Unfortunately (for him and for England), rather than make his name in his preferred position at the club where he grew into his trade, he moved to a bigger club (for admittedly understandable reasons, both financial and professional). I am of course talking about Jack Rodwell moving from Everton to Man City.
We'll never know whether Rodwell would have become the player he was tipped to become had he got regular match time for the last 3 seasons - but what we do know is that other players who became "lost" in a large squad at a big club, have gone on to revive their careers when given a more prominent role (for example, Daniel Sturridge).
I guess this leads me to two conclusions - firstly, for England to have the best chance in 2016, we need players like Shaw, Lallana, Barkley, Wilshere, Stones and even Jones and Smalling (heaven help us all) to play regularly in their best positions. Jones and Smalling in particular are excellent examples of players touted for a bright future at Blackburn and Fulham, hoovered up by a bigger club, then marginalised and held out of their best positions (by Vidic and Ferdinand, admittedly). This has clearly led to a regression in their performances that cannot simply be explained away by the argument of "the larger the club, the more focus on the player".
This leads me to my second conclusion, that all hope is not lost for such players if they are given the chance to play regularly. If Rodwell does (as expected) leave Citeh on loan (or permanently) during this summer, there is still the opportunity for him to become the player that we all hoped he could be three seasons ago. Rodwell is still only 23 - coincidentally, the same age as Sturridge when he signed for Liverpool - and has plenty of time to mature into the combative midfielder (and captain?) that England will sorely need in 2016. Equally, the departure of Vidic and Ferdinand may give Jones and Smalling the opportunity to grow into the central defensive partnership that United (and England) are crying out for (unless Van Gaal buys Ron Vlaar.)
Perhaps it's the fact that I support a "small" club, but I sincerely hope that if England's current crop of promising youngsters that are linked with a high profile transfer do make the jump to United (Shaw) / Liverpool (Barkley, Lallana) / Chelsea (Stones), that they are given the competitive game time to continue their development - not just for their own benefit, but for that of the national side as well.
Terry Hall, Switzerland
England Would Be Special
Why can't the FA just give Jose Mourinho a shed load of cash, and promise him a knighthood when he wins us the World Cup. Hodgson might be a lovely chap and have all the best intentions, but his football teams have never won anything. All the youth development in the world doesn't make a difference when the manager has no tactical awareness. England look completely devoid of ideas when playing and seem to have had little coaching in how to attack in the final third. To compound it, England set up to allow the opposition to settle into position before every attack commences.
It made me sick recently when I read we nearly got Jose for England manager and we ended up with Capello. Imagine England at this tournament with Jose leading it - England certainly wouldn't be out yet. Everybody hates Jose, apart from Chelsea fans I imagine. If he was managing England and getting us to the World Cup final he would be a national hero.
Jim (for the record, not a Chelsea fan), Canterbury
Shape Of Things To Come
This might have already been said - if not, it should have - but England are not going to get any better in the next two years unless things change.
We're out of another competition and it's the same old story. In two years time, the situation will be exactly the same; we'll qualify relatively easily (one or two dodgy away matches aside) and go into the Euros in decent form. Some of our players will have had good domestic seasons and there will be a quiet optimism that we can perform well. Sound familiar? That's pretty much the story for almost every tournament since Euro 96.
We always kid ourselves into believing that we're on the cusp of another "golden generation", as if to say: "Don't worry about this tournament lads, it's the next one that counts. You'll be better for this experience." But we won't, at least not until things change. We need to stop relying on the supposed quality of our players and start putting more emphasis on effective tactics and systems.
Look at the Dutch team; how many of those players would you say are superstars? Robben and van Persie are really the only ones that fit the bill. Of the rest, you've got Leroy Fer (relegated last season), Krul, De Guzman, Vorm and Vlaar (finished 10th, 12th & 15th with Newcastle, Swansea & Villa respectively). Plus four from Feyenoord, who got knocked out in the playoffs of the Europa League. Yet see how well they play. They have got their game plan spot on - even without van Persie in the line-up they weren't affected; if anything they defended better. The same goes for teams like Chile, USA, Mexico, Ghana, Costa Rica, Columbia etc. (success being relative, of course).
It doesn't matter how good we think Luke Shaw, Raheem Sterling, Phil Jones, Ross Barkley et al are going to be; if we don't get the system right, it's moot. You can have the best players in world football in your team but if you don't use them in the right way you're still going to struggle. Case in point, Portugal; they have the Ballon D'Or winner in their team, and they've only got one point, having scored just twice.
It's time to start actually planning how to deal with the opposition - learning to exploit their weaknesses and defend against their strengths. Enough of just chucking whichever flavours of the week aren't injured into some random formation and hoping for the best. If it means dropping players like Rooney or Gerrard, or bringing in players from less "fashionable" teams then so be it.
I'm not saying we have no chance in the Euros but unless lessons are learned from both other countries, and from this tournament in general, then it's all just a little bit of history repeating.
Ted, Manchester
Foster And Bentley Deserve Credit
Usually I'm with Nick Miller when he writes columns but on this occasion I think he is so desperate to play devil's advocate to the accepted norm that he has confused his own argument.
I agree that if a player doesn't feel pride in representing his country then he shouldn't force/fake it but equally he should make it clear that he does not want to be considered for selection rather than taking up a position that a player who wants to play could take.
I have much more respect for a Ben Foster, even as with many fans I'll never understand why you wouldn't want to play, being honest about it and requesting he isn't selected than a player who accepts the call-up then doesn't bother or pulls out at every available opportunity.
The Foster issue is also hugely different to David Bentley's situation. While few football fans could understand why a footballer would ever give up that life/career to many it is probably just a job that pays the bills and many of us hate our jobs, perhaps do a half-arsed job but go into work every day and pick up the pay cheque regardless. So I don't blame Bentley for that even if it would piss me off to see him continue to pick up a wage at my club and provide nothing in return. If he chooses not to even do that then he deserves some credit.
To confuse either of these issues with Capello missing his son's wedding or a player wanting to miss an international because his partner is expecting is nonsense and Redknapp knew this when he stuck his oar in and Nick should see this as well and call it for the petty, pathetic score settling that it is. He wasn't appealing for paternity leave for footballers, he was kicking Hodgson and the FA when they were down. These are legitimate reasons for missing a game/work and should be treated as such so if any attitude needs to change it is for these reasons not dead grannies or fake injuries or lack of pride.
Also what is with this 'Suarez has had one good season' nonsense that seems to be sneaking into the mailbox as if it is fact? The guy scored 23 goals two years ago to go with his 31 this year despite missing 10 games, that's 54 goals in 66 games. He has a one in two record at international level and was top scorer in the qualifying campaign having been named player of the tournament at the last Copa America and having an excellent 2010 World Cup. All that without including his phenomenal record at Ajax (as we all know goals in countries other than Spain, Germany, Italy, France and especially England do not count).
The guy has been superb for at least the past four years and has been getting better and better year on year and the figures being rumoured are therefore absolutely fair.
Lindsay, Melbourne.
Neymar: He's Quite Good
How good was Neymar last night?! Yes he scored two good goals, but the most impressive things I saw from him were:
- Tireless running to chase down loose balls and pressurise defenders. He is clearly not a lazy flair player.
- Tricks and flicks being attempted. Some came off - there was a brilliant little flick off the outside of his right foot as he pirouetted to the left at the end of the first half which almost set up an awesome goal. But it's the fact that he kept trying them that made me most impressed; no England players would have attempted a rainbow kick from just outside the box.
- No f***ying about! He got a bit of a kicking, but was generally straight back up again. Didn't go to ground as easily as most players have been doing at this WC.
I know it was 'only' Cameroon, but I thought he was ace.
Ian (Aberdeen kick off their Europa League season next week, jeez!) Towns, MUFC
Slow And Steady Wins The Race
In response to Andy, London, who wrote in to highlight how the World Cup is usually won by a slow starter - I couldn't agree more. I have been evangelising this truth for the past weeks to a somewhat uninterested & stubborn audience. Most of my mates watched the first round of games and immediately concluded that the semi-finalists would be Holland, Brazil, Germany, Argentina. I too wondered if they have never watched a World Cup before. It's a hard concept to explain but it just almost always turns out that way.
The thing with a tournament like the World Cup is that, firstly, it is just that - a tournament, and not a league. Five goals in your first game doesn't give you any advantage over a team that draws their first two games and scraps through by an own-goal in the third group game. Also, it is very difficult to keep up the type of pace Holland (for example) started with for seven games - heck its hard in any part of the world to go seven games unbeaten.
You can lose one game in the first three and still survive, but losing one game in the last four is the end of the road. Hence, a team can't afford to have a bad game in the second two weeks, but can afford to have a bad game in the first two weeks, learn your mistakes and power on from there. Your opposition gets tougher as the tournament progresses too and someone will have studied your technique by the time you get to the QF/SF stage. The chances of injuries and suspensions increase and the loss of a key defender to suspension/injury just means one mistake from a newcomer playing their first game of the tournament means the end of a World Cup for you. There is no goal difference factor later. There are just so many variables involved - nine points from the first three games means very little.
That said, it's been a belter of a World Cup.
Lee (Scrap the Qatar idea and just have Brazil 2022) Moyo, Durban.
Portugal: No Better Than Wales
Loath as I am to defend our greasy friend, its fairly obvious that Ronaldo is not fully fit. The cross was a moment of magic which we all know he's capable of. Expect to see hissy fits galore from Bale in the Euro qualifiers with the quality of his team-mates play, as I'd have Wales on a par with Portugal, possibly better than them with Ramsey in the team. We all know Gareth's got a rock on for Cristiano
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Dani's Dos
Is Dani Alves the first player to ever sport three different haircuts in as many matches? His usual do in the Croatia game which was dyed a dirty grey for the Mexico game and then a preposterous imitation Joe Hart blow dry/trendy Phil an' Lil from Rugrats horror do for the Cameroon match.
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at•tes•ta•tionˌæt ɛˈsteɪ ʃən(n.)
an act of attesting.
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an attesting declaration; testimony; evidence.
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the action of bearing witness
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Manatee County's water officials say residents may notice a difference in the taste and odor of their water soon.
Algae blooms are regular seasonal occurrences in Lake Manatee, the area's drinking water supply. Already, tests have indicated the presence of small quantities of the blue-green algae, which at high levels can cause an earthy or musty taste or odor in the water.
Officials at the water treatment plant have already begun to remedy the situation, treating the water by adding a powdered activated carbon to remove the compound and prevent any effects on customers' water.
Customers will notice a difference in water only when the algae levels exceed the treatment plant's removal capabilities. Although the algae does cause an earthy taste in the water, there are no known health effects.
Officials recommend using a carbon filter hooked up to the faucet, chilling the water before drinking it or simply adding a few drops of lemon juice to the water to help with any changes in taste.
For more information or questions about water quality issues, contact the Water Treatment Plant Quality Control Laboratory at 746-3020, Ext. 228 or Ext. 226.
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Seebert Cabin Rental Photos and Description
2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath w/Tub/Shower and On Demand Hot Water, Sleeps 4
The thing folks seem to like best about this property is its' LOCATION and character. Fish or float your boat or tubes! We are right ON the river and only 1/2 mile to the Seebert Trailhead, for biking or hiking theGreenbrier River Trail. Our property offers a place to relax inside or outside. You can explore all parts of the county and retreat back to Jeff's Place where you will find what you need for comfort. There is a total new kitchen, new wiring, new plumbing and new insulation, making this old 1950's camp ever so wonderful again. The beauty of the area is awesome, so start your day having coffee by the river and listening to the birds bring the day to life. Sit by the fire at night, or, start one in the morning and sit there all day, cooking your favorite foods. Mainly, have fun and relax, whatever you decide to do while here. We call it Jeff's Place, but you can call it YOURS for the duration of your vacation. SEEBERT IS A BLAST so BEGIN YOUR VACATION HERE!
Stay & Play in this Nature Setting: Once you come to Pocahontas County, WV, we think you'll want to return again, simply because of its' beauty and abundance of wildlife. It's a place, back in time, for relaxing and enjoying what nature has to offer. Come and see for yourself. There are so many places to explore and when you're tired......just carry your chair to the river and sit.
If the seasons have changed, come on in by the fire, read, listen to music, look at the river and RELAX!
Our close proximity to the Trail makes it great for bikers and hikers. You won't even have to get in your car if you don't want to! At Jeff's Place, you're RIGHT ON THE RIVER and it just doesn't get any better than that!
We've OPENED UP JEFF'S PLACE for SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL. Pick out your dates and we'll hold your vacation time with one night's deposit. THANKS to ALL OF YOU who visited last season and we look forward to having you return to Jeff's Place, ON THE RIVER and ever so close to The Greenbrier River Trail!
BOOK NOW ~ It'll give you something to look forward to while you're working!
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Jonelle D. Lowe
I came here to bike the Greenbrier River Trail and fell in love with Seebert W.V. When you get here.....you'll understand why!
Jonelle D. Lowe purchased this cabin in 2009
Why Jonelle D. Lowe chose Seebert
The location of being RIGHT ON THE RIVER and convenient to the Seebert Trailhead for biking....it's JUST PERFECT! We have travelled all over the country and THIS IS THE SPOT!
What makes this cabin unique
To be able to bike on a flat trail in the mountains is very unique. This rail trail was inducted into the Rail Trail Hall of Fame in 2012 because it's so wonderful and well maintained. For 79 miles, one can ride along the river and view scenery that will take your breath away.


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The African savannah, as nearly everyone who's ever seen a nature documentary knows, is loaded with amazing wildlife. But it's also home to some fascinating human cultures, among them the various African tribes who created the sculptures now on display at The Menil Collection's "Art and Power in the Central African Savannah." The exhibition, originally organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art, displays about 60 figures originating from the likes of Angola and Congo, many in the shape of humans or animals. Made of powerful, vital materials like wood, hair and hide, the figures were often used to contain medicinal substances and were both politically and religiously significant. Their creators, members of the Chokwe, the Luluwa, the Songye and the Luba peoples, were undergoing significant changes in their societies around the nineteenth century, adding special potency to the "power figures" on display. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays. Through January 4. 1515 Sul Ross. For information, call 713-525-9400 or visit www.menil.org. Free.
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Look for Grumpy Cat on Lifetime to herald in the worst Christmas ever.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Internet sensation with the wobbly walk, big blue eyes and frowny face will play a chronically overlooked pet-store cat. The twist, according to the cable network, is the 12-year-old girl who can communicate with her.
The live-action movie is aptly named Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever, and the human to voice the four-legged star has not yet been cast. It will shoot this summer.
The script will be written by Tim Hill (SpongeBob SquarePants) and Jeff Morris, the Reporter said.
With her own agent, Grumpy's YouTube videos have racked up millions of hits. She has T-shirts, calendars, gift wrap and a best-selling book available in 14 languages.
In real life, Grumpy is named Tardar Sauce and lives in Arizona.
Morrissey cancels tour due to illness
Morrissey has canceled the rest of his U.S. tour to recover from a respiratory infection that has worsened.
His representative said in a statement Tuesday the 55-year-old singer wants to make a full recovery and has to withdraw from the shows.
Morrissey kicked off his tour last month. The English singer played several dates before he contracted a respiratory infection in Miami. He was expected to wrap up the tour June 21 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
The statement says the former Smiths frontman thanks his fans for their compassion, understanding, and well-wishes.
Morrissey canceled a North American tour last year after suffering from double pneumonia, a bleeding ulcer and a gastrointestinal problem called Barrett's esophagus.
He will release a new album next month.
Mothers and Sons to exit Broadway
Terrence McNally's Mothers and Sons is the first victim of the Tony Awards: It will close June 22 after missing out on being crowned the season's best play.
In Mothers and Sons, actress Tyne Daly plays a mother who pays a surprise visit to her late son's ex-partner.
Her son died of AIDS almost 20 years ago, leaving a lot of unresolved feelings – about him, her and the world in general.
A national tour of the play is being discussed.
The play, which had more than 100 performances, is being billed as the first time a legally married gay couple has been portrayed on Broadway. All The Way, which stars Bryan Cranston as former President Lyndon B. Johnson, won the best play Tony on Sunday.


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apart from the fact zimbra doesnt work as well as exchange?
Zarafa on the other hand is looking very good (but not free)
Zimbra is to make it into the ubuntu partner repositories:
Yahoo's Zimbra officially embraced by Ubuntu - ZDNet.co.uk
now theres no reason to keep those aging exchange boxes!
apart from the fact zimbra doesnt work as well as exchange?
Zarafa on the other hand is looking very good (but not free)
The only problem i ca see with zimbra is you cannnot get a software based client to automatically configure when you logon. On the other hand exchange you can get outlook to automatically configure.
I know you dont need one, but in my opinion its better to have a software base client while inside the network.
I must say though Zimbra is very good software compared to Exchange. Exchange just doesn't work as well as it should
Zimbra, I just upgrade the server, job done. The same reason I used to use horde/IMP.
Exchange is a pretty reliable mail server, but I loath Outlook, such a horrible, standards breaking pile of junk.
I used Turnpike as a mail client for many years, and to those that know it, this will explain my hating outlook
Well when we used to run using Webmail half of the staff didn't bother checking the messages, now its just one click away on the desktop. Just a case of people being lazy.
Zimbra works fine for us - we use Mozilla Prism in combination with integrated pre-authentication to give Outlook-esque login-less email to everybody. Outlook and it's damn DBX files is a PITA; we moved to Zimbra to get away from it.
Zimbra doesn't have a desktop client, which is a pretty bit thing and the AJAX interface is slow and stodgy.
Exchange has the fast, fully useable OutlookWebAccess if you don't like Outlook.
Leaving a browser window open all day is a pain, but with a client it can be minimised to the systemtray and still inform you when a new message arrives.
Zimbra doesn't have the ability to share mailboxes, deligate sending to someone (send as someone else) doesn't have shared calendars, doesn't have meeting arrangements.
As a basic mail server it's fine, but it will never replace exchange due to a lack of enterprise features.
@Midget: Zimbra does have a desktop client but it's basically just the web interface - which you don't seem to like. If Outlook is an essential business need, you simply plump for the version with MAPI support anyway - therefore allowing you to use Outlook
The shared calendars and meeting arrangements functions are far superior to Exchange IMHO - you are presented with a little temeline for your colleagues which allows you to schedule a meeting for multiple people at a mutually agreeable time.
I haven't looked into sharing mailboxes and using 'send as' because it isn't something I have a need for. The other 'enterprise' features are all there though.
Zimbra also has excellent mobile-browser-based interfaces and there is a J2ME client in development. I believe that push email to Crackberries is also possible in the fully paid for version.
Anyway... take a look at Zimbra - Product Editions - the featureset is insanely rich nowadays!
It's probably pretty obvious that I like Zimbra and use it. tbh, my main reason for choosing Zimbra over Exchange is licensing costs. I found myself in the situatuion where I would need an ECL to publish OWA for external access. The open source edition has all the features I require - definitely comparable to Exchange - and means that I can spend money on things that will directly benefit learning rather than paying VAST sums of money to MS just to let me publish OWA on the web for the little darlings.
@Midget - you seem to be sorely mis-informed about Zimbra or shielded by your MS-tinted spectacles.
Antivirus and spam filtering come by default and swear filtering can be added - all at no cost.
I'm actually looking at a way of getting rid of Exchange because we are expanding and it needs to go onto it's own server and I don't want to have to spend £6500 getting it for 70 users
I setup Zimbra about a year ago and used as a basic mailserver for a few dozen people which worked well, but it didnt have all the enterprise features, and my friend is doing the same as tried Zimbra last week to the same conclusion. But we were using ZimbraCE so maybe it's worth a look at the commercial product line.
Although the web says Kolab is better, but I haven't tried it yet.
I am currently attempting to actually find a system that works as fluidly as Exchange, in order to allow me to remove the huge cost of separating Exchange onto it's own server (currently on the DC due to the company having SBS2003 when I arrived) without removing functionality from our staff that are highly dependant on alot of it's advanced features. I would LOVE to change over but there are far too many compromises in Zimbra and most of the other FLOSS groupware servers atm. Even linux.com agrees with me.
Linux.com :: Not quite answered: Can open source messaging servers replace Microsoft Exchange?
but i digress, I can only welcome a great improvement in Zimbra that will make it a viable alternative, but it just isn't quite there yet.
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My apologies then
Like most software, there are many things Zimbra does that Exchange doesn't and some things that Exchange does that Zimbra doesn't. It just seems unfortunate that your end users "require" the features that Zimbra doesn't have yet.
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Hi MTI community,
I'm co-director of the Lanai Academy of Performing Arts. We're in only our second year, and did 101 Dalmatians KIDS this summer, and are currently rehearsing for Annie Jr. performances this December. I've been struggling with choices for our next show: we have a very wide age range of students--as young as 5, all the way to sophomores in high school. Most of the kids are between 7-11, but the older students we gained (after 101 Dalmatians KIDS) are really talented. We don't quite have enough depth or guys to do some of the more challenging Jr. shows.
My dilemma is that I want to bring in more older students (and keep the ones we have interested), but still do something that can involve my elementary students. Annie Jr. has really been a perfect show for our group right now--can anyone recommend something similar to this? We don't have the resources or size to split the group yet and do separate shows. Shows that I'm considering are Seussical Jr. (looks challenging vocally) and Jungle Book KIDS (I'm worried we'd lose the high school students on this one). I was looking at doing Beauty and the Beast Jr., but it would definitely be a stretch for us with where we're at right now.
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Shrek set and props available.
Pictures will be up soon here.
Shrek Props
Big Prop Pieces24' Dragon
Exploding Bird
Wooden Horse
Farquaad/Gingy Torture Cookie Sheet
Big Duloc Greeter Head
4 Stocks for knights
Shrek's outhouse
Shrek's house
half walls for Duloc
Small props
Martini glass (Shrek)ScrollSnothersSunflowerTinkerbell (plastic piggy bank)3 Pigs suitcasesSkunk (Shrek)I Love Duloc flag and wig(Donkey)Wedding bouquet (Fiona)Map of Duloc for ShrekShrek's bagShrek's onionFairytale creature hand held signsTravel Song PropsRemote control rats3 Blind Mice walking sticksBeware Ogre signFiona's books
Shrek CostumesShrek's costume
Adult Fiona: 2 Piece Dress (Skater outfit and overskirt) Misses size 10 Wedding Dress, used for both Fiona and Fiona as OgressGreen Dress Size 18 Large Green Hands Neck/Boobs
Teen Fiona:Dress Misses Size 4
Young Fiona: Dress child Size 8
Young Shrek:Shirt, Pants, Vest, Boots, Green Hands, Full Head/Face Mask (only for a child)
Donkey:Full furry body suit (Men's 5'10"-6'4"), head cover, with ears, hand hooves andshoe hooves. one prosthetic face mask
Lord Farquaad:Lord Farquaad Duloc Outfit w/ extra Duloc Legs Wedding Outfit
Dulocs: 8 girls, 8 boys Various sizes; Boys Adjustable Waistline, yellow wigs
Pinocchio:Wood grain unitard, white short sleeve button up shirt, red bow tie, Black SuedeLederhosen (men's size 32W-36W), Blue Vest, Red Shoes, Yellow hat, Face mask withgrowing nose, short brown wig
3 Pigs (Girls):(Misses sizes 6-10 adjustable) Pink polka dot skirts, Pink fleece jackets, pink wigswith pig ears and items that describe (sticks, bricks, straw), tails and noses suitcases that go with each characterGingy:full body suit
3 Blind Mice:White dresses, white furry stoles, blonde curly wigs, Mouse noses, dark glasses,and walking sticks
Ugly Duckling:hat with bill on it, tunic over piece (wore long sleeve black shirt under, notincluded and the feet are missing…I believe thrown away due to dirtiness. Will check ontrying to get)
Mad Hatter:short blue jacket, black pants, white shirt, red bow tie,
Peter Pan:Green tunic, hat, belt with a knife (wore yellow-green tights and soft danceshoes)
Papa Ogre: Pants, shirt, vest, wig with green ogre ears
Mama Ogre: skirt, green blazer, wig with green ogre ears
Papa Bear: Several pieces that layer, includes a fur head piece with ears, plasticnose and teeth, wool gloves
Mama Bear: Several pieces of clothing that layer, including fur coat, gloves, furhead piece with ears, plastic nose and teeth
Baby Bear: Several pieces of clothing that layer, including a fur coat, fur bombertype hat, plastic nose with teeth, boots
Mad Hatter: Blue bolero type jacket, vest, black pants with design, white shirt, bowtie, tea pot on stick
Bishop: robe and head piece
Witch: dress and orange wig with hat, nose, black gloves, red sparkly boots (sz 9)
Thelonius: Black robe with hood, black tied vest piece for underneath (did not dochain type head piece)
Wolf: robe, fur feet, hands, head piece, nose (made our character a James Bondcharacter rather than a transvestite wolf)
Sugar Plum Fairy: Shimmery dress, with wings (wig not included)
Fairy Godmother: Long dress (costumer went with Cinderellas fairy godmotherand so had a gray wig as well, which we can send if you want to go this route)
8 Guards: silver hats, black and silver tunics with belts, (their own black pants),have 4 of the black wigs (4 were thrown out)
4 Knights: long wigs and beards
White Rabbit: full suit with head piece
Humpty Dumpty
Dancing Rats: Hats with ears attached, tails, noses, and sashes (tuxes not included)
Skeletons and morph suits for dragon scene included
We are looking for $13,000 which is MUCH less than we spent. A dragon of this caliber rents for nearly $1000 per show.
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MTI Show Support: Into the Woods License
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A Chattanooga startup made it to the final eight finalists in a worldwide investment competition in which promising startups compete for 1 million euros.
HutGrip, a cloud-based platform that allows manufacturers to control, monitor and improve their production process, earned a chance at taking the top spot in an entrepreneurial face-off called Get in the Ring: The Investment Battle, making it to the final round from a field of more than 1,000 startups from 32 countries. It was bested by EyeVerify, a mobile authentication company based in Kansas City, in Friday's finals in the Netherlands.
HutGrip came to the Scenic City from Bulgaria this year for the city's Gig Tank accelerator program, and is also participating in The TENN, Launch Tennessee's master accelerator program conceived by Charlie Brock, the Gig Tank pioneer who now heads the statewide accelerator program.
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Monday 19 August 2013, 14:55
School students in Scotland returned from their summer holidays this week. We've marked the occasion by launching the first new Bitesize content in the BBC's Knowledge and Learning Beta online product, which brings together factual and learning content from over 100 existing BBC websites.The new interactive programmes of study, 18 in English and six in Gaelic, will support students through the National 4 and 5 Level courses introduced this year for all Scottish 14-16 year olds.
This was a big delivery - almost 5,000 pages, over 7,000 information-rich graphics, 2,000 photos and more than 500 new tests - representing many months of work by technical, design and editorial teams collaborating closely across three different BBC bases in Glasgow, Salford and Cardiff.
It's just the start of the even bigger task of integrating all our formal education content into the Knowledge and Learning product: the rest of our secondary Bitesize content covering Highers, GCSE, TGAU and Key Stage 3; our Schools content for the primary classroom; and the adult skills support currently delivered by Skillswise.
Over the next 18 months all of these will be republished into the new website, which will be designed to support UK teachers and learners whichever UK nation they live in, whichever UK language they use, and whichever curriculum they follow.
But this first delivery carries symbolic weight, because it's a decisive step toward integrating all the BBC's factual and learning content into a single, dynamic website, responding to the learning needs of every one of our users, whether student, browser, self-improver or lifelong learner.
Two innovations in particular will help us achieve this.
Firstly, we've developed a controlled vocabulary or ontology - a framework of interlinked concepts and topics allowing every piece of content to be mapped to every related piece, so that it can be easily navigated to, quickly found using any relevant search term, and shown in context with other similar content. For now this only covers formal education, but eventually it will expand, via BBC Online's linked data platform, to include the rest of the BBC's factual domain. The aim is to make the Knowledge and Learning Online feel like a single, unified place where users can learn more about science, nature, history, religion, arts and more.
(If you're interested in the product's underlying information architecture, we have documented and published our education ontology. You can find out more about its development in this blog post.)
Secondly, we used a web design technique called responsive web design, a way of enabling new content to adapt instantly to whatever device type or screen size it's being displayed on, smoothly reconfiguring and slimming itself down so it works optimally on tablets and mobiles as well as PCs. Two years ago BBC Online committed itself to making its content available on whichever 'piece of glass' users happen to be using. It's something that's particularly relevant to UK teenagers such as those who we hope will use the new Bitesize to support their school work: it is these people for whom smartphones are fast becoming the device of choice for accessing the internet.
So from now on, every new piece of Knowledge and Learning content will work just as brilliantly on every device, without us having to make different versions for different platforms. See for yourself by pointing your mobile or tablet browser at the new bbc.co.uk/education address.
Innovations like these are the reason why the new Knowledge and Learning website represents a giant leap forward in the BBC's capacity to inspire and support learning. We all instinctively know that learning is not something that happens in one time or place only, sitting quietly at a desk or a PC. Most learning happens in the midst of life, as you react to its demands and interact with other people, and in response to your ever-changing needs for new understanding of the world.
Beginning with the classroom resources and Bitesize study guides we're launching this week, the Knowledge and Learning website will enable learning to break out across all the BBC's portfolio of factual content, linking it all together from a single area.
And its responsive design will enable learning to accompany you as you move through your life, from place to place and context to context - at school or home or work, while you're on the move, while you communicate, or while you wait for something else to happen. In the process, learning will become more independent, more relevant, more personal and more fun.
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John, I've been working on a study linking public media and formal education in South Africa and came across this post in my research. I think the work being done by the BBC team on Bitesize and other K&L products is phenomenal. In contrast, the SABC in South Africa seems light years behind and the local education department appears to be battling to get the basics right - http://www.wonkie.com/2013/01/08/education-department/ let alone supporting any collaboration with the public broadcaster.
I'm curious to know what the relationship is between the BBC K&L product team and the UK education department. Given the emerging product set, I imagine there is a close tie-up between the two? I've also been through the education ontology post you mentioned and I'm interested to know if the K&L team focus exclusively on the school curriculum, or is there some work being done in the adult education space too? (This is a significant issue in South Africa in particular, given the country's history).
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