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In Paul Theroux's new book, The Tao of Travel, he writes,
"As a child, yearning to leave home and go far away, the image in my mind was of flight — my little self hurrying off alone.
I wanted to find a new self in a distant place, and new things to care about. The importance of elsewhere was something
I took on faith. Elsewhere was the place I wanted to be."
"The wish to travel seems to me characteristically human; the desire to move, to satisfy your curiosity or ease your fears, to
change the circumstances of your life, to be a stranger,
to make a friend, to experience an exotic landscape, to risk the unknown …" – Theroux
"…The tourist generally hurries back home at the end of a
few weeks or months,the traveler, belonging no more to one place than to the next, moves slowly,
over periods of years, from one part of the earth to another."
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.
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Great! My taste will go with more contrast but you sure did a good job on it!
I was going through some old map work and found that I had done a number of different variations on a single title created by Torstan (his name be praised).
The original tile was called "academy" if I remember correctly and I loved how the design looked.
Rather than try and redraw the design I cut and chopped it up into a number of variations using the shapes (buildings) in the original tile.
I'm posing the variations here for anyone who might like to use them can grab them. They're quick buildings all based on the same architectural theme that you could mix and match for any city/townscape.
This first map was one of the first 'chop' jobs I did with Torstan's tile. The simple building combination at the top right (which I called the 'Kitchen' of the Academy) was replicated to create a set of four, connected structures that had the feel of an east and west dorm.
A modification to the 'Kitchen' construction was to use the domed building (which I called the 'Library' of the Academy) as a central feature as though the library was the main structure and the dorms were on either side.
I wanted to capture a sort of 'studying on the quad' feel with this one so I kept the design simple. This could be used as a small magical school, a library or any official building you might need in a town or city.
An elaboration on the 'quad' design gave me a more complex series of buildings with entrances to each quad so that you could have four colleges (of magic?) or something.
Same as the above but I wanted to change the central fountain idea into some foliage and stick the library dome back in the center. Again, this could be a college of magic or perhaps some part of a town's bureaucracy.
Same as the above but I replaced the library dome with a central hall perhaps as the home of a town's magistrate or some other official personage.
Ok, this one, I'll admit, was sort of just a weird direction of thought. Some jumped up at me and said 'try this' so I slapped the 'Kitchen' building around a central tower complex to make several private yards and such.
Once more, a simple elaboration of the library dome around in the corner of some lecture / dorm halls.
After watching LOTR:ROTK I had the idea of extending the library dome out on the edge of a cliff or perhaps just on the edge of a hill so that the dome looked out over the city / village / water.
This is the best iteration of the 'chop' work that I did with Torstan's tile. I loved combining the library dome with some of the 'dorm' buildings to create an oddly hexagonal shape. I like the combination of the square 'bell tower' designs in three corners with the large library domes to counter them. The courtyard in the middle just makes it feel more like a college (of the arcane?)
These last two are my attempt to turn the tile into more of an Arcane University - something that you would find in a capital city or the like. The combination of four, separate library towers in the center would be an awesome sight especially if they were double or triple the size of any other structure around them.
Essentially the same as the above but with the four separate towers turned into a central 'grand' tower.
Great! My taste will go with more contrast but you sure did a good job on it!
This was done all in an afternoon. I'm sure I could chop it into different things but the idea was to take the component elements of Torstan's original tile and create new designs .
I wonder if he reads these forums anymore?
Great job Green-Pilgrim. Nice mods. I never saw this map of Torstan's before, thanks for bringing it back up.
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
I've been on and off the forums The Game of Thrones Commission basically took me off the internet for much of last year and I've been getting back into news on the guild more recently.
Nice work on the chops. One recommendation I have is that you should take a little care with the direction of the light. In your 'Kitchen' tile, some of your roofs are getting light from the north, and others from the south. I realise that's probably an artifact of collating the buildings from a fixed image, but I'll leave that as an exercise (in the clone tool).
Good to see this tile getting some use!


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Sixteen sheriffs, including Larimer County's Justin Smith and John Cooke of Weld County, plan to hold a press conference Wednesday in Denver. They'll gather in a park near where the president will meet with law enforcement and community leaders to discuss the gun control package recently signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
He's trying to put pressure on a reluctant Congress to pass federal gun control legislation.
Colorado has gone farther than any state outside the Northeast in passing new gun laws. The state now prohibits the sale of magazines that hold more than 15 bullets and requires background checks for all private gun sales.


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The worst places to stash cash in your home
Don't Waste Your Money
Hate putting your money in the bank, when it doesn't even pay half a percent in interest in 2014?
Lots of people do.These days more and more people are stashing cash at home.
But before you tuck away a few hundred or few thousand bucks, you may want to know the best and worst places to put it.
The website Wallet Pop.com has just listed the most crazy places people stash cash. Crazy, but not dumb.
Wallet Pop's most clever hiding spots include:
- Inside a toilet paper roll.
- Inside frozen food.
- Behind a picture frame.
- Under the cat's litter box.
- In the base of a fake plant.
- Inside a tampon box.
- And inside a fake electrical outlet: Just don't use a real live one, or retrieving your money could be an "electrifying" experience.
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But from the doesn't that stink file, the dumbest places to stash cash!
WalletPop says the place thieves are most likely to look is under the mattress: If you do that, you might say "Doesn't that stink?"
Another bad idea: Burying cash in the backyard. People have been doing that since Roman times, then forgetting where they put it, or dying before they get to it.
Also bad: in the medicine cabinet, over the bathroom sink. That might have been creative when Ben Franklin invented medicine cabinets in 1791.
Remember, if you bury it next to a red geranium, that geranium probably won't be in the same spot next year.
The Bottom Line
No matter how careful you are, keeping cash at home comes with a lot of risks: Someone finds it, someone steals it, or a fire, hurricane, or tornado destroys your house and your savings.
Investing a hundred dollars in a fireproof lockbox that you hide in the basement might be a smarter bet.
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Understanding financial professionals' fees and compensation: Part 2
When selecting a financial professional to aid in asset planning and management, there are more than 600,000 financial advisers and insurance agents registered in the U.S. from which to choose. So it's important to understand whom you are hiring and how to pay for service.
Let's take a look at the fee-only adviser. This individual will likely put together a financial plan for you and charge an hourly or flat fee for that advice. It can be a broad plan outlining strategies to save for retirement, or a comprehensive financial plan that covers college savings, estate planning, tax management, as well as retirement planning. The fee can be looked at as a measure that allows the adviser to make unbiased recommendations that best suit the client, rather than developing a plan that will earn commissions on the funds recommended.
If the adviser is only a planner, this may be where your involvement with this individual stops. He may not be licensed or may not desire to help implement the plan for you. This also can be seen as a way to ensure the advice is what's best for you and not designed to benefit the bottom line of the planner.
Many planners will offer ongoing advice as you implement the plan with other financial professionals to help make sure you stay on track with the original recommendations. This adviser can be looked at in the same way as an architect: He designs the building and may oversee its construction, but never picks up a hammer and saw.
If the adviser does help you implement the plan, you need to understand the fee-only portion of the advice may be ending, and you could be heading into a commission relationship. This has to be fully disclosed by the adviser before any further service begins, and you should feel comfortable asking why certain investment products were recommended over others. You can see what the adviser is able to charge you by simply reading his Form ADV Part 2. The adviser needs to give this to you before the engagement can begin.
Before choosing any adviser it is recommended you check them out as best you can prior to engaging services. You can search many sites online to check for clean records and proper licenses. In order to charge for advice, advisers need to have a series 65 or 66 and currently be registered in your state. You can visit the FINRA and SEC websites to begin background checks. And don't forget about recommendations and referrals from colleagues and friends or family you trust.
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The Sims 3: Katy Perry's Sweet Treats for PC is one of the most interesting Stuff Packs The Sims 3 Collection has seen. Every item in the Stuff Pack is inspired by Katy Perry herself, a pop artist who is most famous for songs like "Hot and Cold" and "Last Friday Night," which is a song that can be played in game on a stereo system in Simlish, the Sim language.
The items that are available to the player in Katy Perry's Sweet Treats, of course, look delicious. There are sweet-looking hairstyles, along with tasty pieces that can be gained in Buy Mode, not to mention the clothing line. The bathing suit tops/bras for Sweet Treats look like sparkling ice cream. There are glittery dresses with lollipops and other candies going down the sides that come in three colors, but of course, the colors can be altered or completely changed in Create-A-Style Mode.
Sweet Treats allows for many new things that couldn't be done before. For instance, players can now make a gingerbread house with candy canes as decoration on the outside and a fence to go around the house that is in the shape of delicious cupcakes. For the inside, cupcake chairs can be placed next to the lollipop light and sweet guitar underneath a chandelier with light bulbs that look like something to sink teeth into instead.
The Stuff Pack also comes with new venues, hang out locations, and even a local pool that is decked out in Katy Perry's Sweet Treats. These locations and possibilities makes the player feel like their sims are in a Sims 3 version of a game from their childhood, like Candyland. The entire environment can be manipulated and turned into a place where sweet things are everywhere: waffle cones, cupcakes, lollipops, chocolate, gumdrops, candy canes, and more.
Katy Perry's Sweet Treats is one of the boldest and most successful moves of Electronic Arts. EA tends to try to follow in the footsteps of the previous collection, The Sims 2, which also had many successful expansion packs and stuff packs. They went off script and created an entire stuff pack solely inspired by Katy Perry. It was bold, but wildly successful. Not only will players who are fans of Katy Perry enjoy it, but so will players that enjoy different things in their simulation game. When Electronic Arts introduced aliens into The Sims 2, it was a big and wild hit, and people asked for more in The Sims 3. If EA ever created a Sims 4, there will be a lot of requests and demands, one of them being to create a stuff pack that is inspired by another popular icon, whoever that will be at the time.
Katy Perry's Sweet Stuff was a massive hit. Simmers loved it and still love it. The items in this stuff pack are pleasing and most of all were inspired by things that Katy Perry owns. Players could even create Katy Perry themselves if they wanted to. They probably would, too. They probably have.
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The Sims games have always been known for their endless streams of expansions and additional content, but with The Sims 3, Maxis took this to the next level with an never-ending supply of expansions and what they call "stuff packs". While the expansions often add new features and game mechanics, stuff packs contain exactly what their name night imply, stuff. One would think that by this point, with five stuff packs to date, we would have all the stuff we need, but Maxis seems to think differently, and has released The Sims 3: Katy Perry Sweet Treats for the PC.
While Maxis is not explicitly calling this a stuff pack, there is nothing in the game that makes it an expansion, making it easily to categorize as a stuff pack. The major theme in this pack is, as its name might suggest, candy. And oh boy, do the new items it introduces overdo it. Everything is a sickeningly bright shade of pink or light blue that relentless assaults your senses. If you build a house out of the new items, your home will start to look like it belongs in Candyland instead of The Sims. Practically everything in the games from bicycles to playground equipment and mirrors has been made to look like candy.
Even if you're into the candy aesthetic for some reason, many of the items this pack introduces don't have much if any effort put into them at all, with the candy theme barely there if present at all. I'm sorry, but just because you made this chair bright pink does not make it like candy.
Of course if you don't want to make your own home look like it came straight out of the Willy Wonka chocolate factory, there are also a few pre-made lots that let you experience the insane aesthetic that Sweet Treats brings to the table without having to taint anything that your Sim actually owns.
Granted, there is more than enough stuff to make the pack seem like it might be worth the usual stuff price pack of $20, but due to some weird contractual obligation with Katy Perry or something, this pack costs $30 for a massive amount of candy-themed item that don't feel in place in anyone's game of The Sims 3.
With a game that already has enough trouble finding a dedicated audience to release such a niche product to market seems absolutely absurd to me, and I honestly cannot recommend Katy Perry Sweet Treats to anyone in good conscience. Even if you are a rabid Katy Perry fan, it is hard to justify the $30 sticker price or making your home and Sims look like they belong in one of her music videos. More importantly, if you are a huge Katy Perry/The Sims 3 fan, you really should pick up the Katy Perry branded version of showtime instead. Not only will you get the Katy Perry stuff, but you will also get an expansion that isn't terrible.


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Repudiation in Antebellum MississippiAn Interview with Clifford F. Thies
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Clifford F. Thies, author of The Independent Review article Repudiation in Antebellum Mississippi, is interviewed on National Public Radios All Things Considered about the state of Mississippi defaulting on its loans in the 1840s. Other states defaulted on loans during this period, but most reconciled with debtors, but not Mississippi. Mississippi repudiated its debts, refusing to pay them.
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The American Economic Association (AEA) takes pride in celebrating its founder Richard T. Ely. This pride is strange, given the character of Elys thought, which is revealed in The Independent Review article The Shaping of a Future Presidents Economic Thought: Richard T. Ely and Woodrow Wilson at The Hopkins by Gary M. Pecquet and Clifford F. Thies, as well as the Econ Journal Watch article Richard T. Ely: The Confederate Flag of the AEA? by Clifford F. Thies and Ryan Daza. In this podcast, Thies is interviewed by the economist Lawrence H. White and explores Elys ideas, values, and impact. Thies is the Eldon R. Lindsay Chair of Free Enterprise and Professor of Economics and Finance at Shenandoah University.
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With his numerous books, articles and essays about politics, war and social disorder under his belt, it was only a matter of time until P.J. O'Rourke found his way to the subject of his new book, "Eat the Rich." In "Parliament of Whores," he lampooned the entire U.S. government. "All the Troubles in the World" attacked the pandemic worries of the politically correct; and this time it's the economy, stupid! What is wealth and how do we get it? Or as he asks, "Why do some places prosper and thrive while others just stink?"
As most people (along with many "experts") try to fathom the volatility of financial markets and the complexities of global economies, the man who Time magazine has called "one of America's most hilarious and provocative writers" brings it all into perspective. Who else but P.J. could provide this primer on Wall Street: "In order to understand the stock market we have to realize that, like anything enormous and inert, it's fundamentally stable, and like anything emotion-driven, it's volatile as hell."
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For Kris Yenbamroong, following in the family business was easy. Convincing his parents of his restaurant concept was not.
The 31-year-old chef grew up helping out at Talésai, the restaurant his parents have owned and operated on L.A.'s Sunset Boulevard for the last 20 years. Proving the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, Kris's father, Vilai, started the restaurant because he felt his mother made the best Thai food he had ever tasted. Which is pretty much how Kris decided to start Night+Market, located through a set of velvet curtains at the back of Talésai. Read More


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Social media has changed the way we look at everything. Just in the past few years, society has moved from a limited amount of news sources to an infinite network of information. And we don't necessarily have to go looking for data because links, advertisements and news stories seem to be popping up on every screen, message or page. That's why it's more important than ever to know where valuable scientific and technical information can be accessed. One way the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) is reaching out to folks interested in high quality federally-funded scientific and technical information is through their Twitter account @OSTIgov.
When we think of scientists, most of us picture professionals working in labs or in university settings. But how did these people get to become scientists? They were born into the world like everyone else and could have selected from a myriad different career paths. The evidence does not suggest that scientists necessarily have children who become scientists. Thus the reality is that "new" scientists come from the general public fortuitously, and this reality is often unappreciated.
Many researchers and institutions devoted to motivating the next generation, including for example, the Davidson Institute for Talent Development, a national non-profit concerned with supporting "profoundly gifted students", stress the importance of exposing youngsters to the latest scientific thoughts and discoveries through the internet and other sources. The public availability of current, up-to-date scientific and technical information is essential in this regard and the benefits of its availability are tremendous.
The year was 1945, the year I was born. That in itself is of great significance to me. However, it was a momentous year in history. World War II came to its merciful end and the development of the first electronic computer – the ENIAC—was nearing completion. At a post-war Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), mathematician Stanislaw Ulam envisioned the possibilities of reviving statistical techniques that would have a huge impact on science and technology research today. (Read the history of Stanislaw Ulam in the special edition of Los Alamos Science No. 15, 1987.)
More than 2,600 videos showcasing DOE's most exciting research are available on ScienceCinema. Grab the popcorn and see science in "ACTION!"
Curious about DOE's work in robotics, antimatter, or outer space? How about microbes, bugs, or mutants?
When I became Director of the DOE's Office of Scientific and Technical Information in 1997, we had a grand vision for a new era of global discovery. The way we provided access to scientific and technical information could be revolutionized. The internet showed promise, unbelievable promise. How exciting it was to become OSTI's leader at that point in time.
Although the development of the Department of Energy's web-searchable databases greatly enabled our scientific community to access R&D collections, the search technology was inefficient. How could we make the information more easily accessible to the public? Somehow we had to wrap our arms around and embrace new technologies. We had the talent, we had the motivation, and we definitely had the energy. We knew there was a better way to improve the Government's service to its people.


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According to the decision of the Canadian government, the Summit of the Group of Great Twenty (G20) was held in Toronto on June 26 and 27, 2010. Safety during the Summit was ensured by Integrated Security under the guidance of Royal Canadian Mounted Police in partnership with Toronto police, police of Ontario province, armed forces of Canada, and police of the Regional Municipality of Peel. Totally 20,000 policemen were involved into safeguarding at the Summit G20.
During the period from the 25th to 27th of June in Toronto, strict traffic restrictions spread on the transport highways of the region and on the next municipalities were implemented.
Everyone intending to get inside the zone, protected by the police of Toronto from the 25th of June was requested by police to show ID documents and inform about the aim of entrance to the zone.
Inhabitants living and working in the protected area have been registered for obtaining easer and faster access to the perimeter of safety.
There were certain limitations of the movement on the roads leading to the business part of the city and in the opposite direction.
Also, during and after carrying out of G20 Summit, the Schedule of work of some city programs and services were changed.
After completion of Summit G20, protection barriers were removed and everything was taken its place rather quickly without unreasonable inconveniences for inhabitants.
There are certain examples showing efficiency of safeguarding at the Summit G20. Several days prior to the Summit opening, the police of Toronto arrested 37 years old local inhabitant for illegal possession of explosives and weapon; he was supposed be dangerous for the Summit safety.
The second incident occurred directly during the Summit: several thousands of people gathered in the centre of Toronto with modest protest action opposite the building of legislative assembly. But later excited crowd started to burn cars and loot stores and banks shouting antiglobalistic slogans. The next their target became police cars. In the afternoon policemen pushed then aside the business centre of the city. Without waiting strict actions from the side of police, demonstrators scattered.


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Nyghee Darnell La'Monte Pollard and Quaneesha Charmaine Jenkins applied for a marriage license on Feb. 13, 2013, and were married Feb. 14, 2012, in Evans.
John Clayton Perry and Lila Dell Reddick applied for a marriage license on Feb. 13, 2013, and were married Feb. 14, 2013, in Evans.
Donald Warren Green and Quar-An Nasheene Sharette Brown applied for a marriage license on Feb. 11, 2013, and were married Feb. 14, 2013 in Augusta.
Barry Davis and Kelly Davis, March 14, 2013.
Alicia C. Ten and Josue Ten, March 8, 2013.
Kris Lapham and Laura C. Lapham, March 12, 2013.
Lesley A. Walton and George E. Walton, March 12, 2013.
Tracie N. Twite and Brandon J. Twite, March 18, 2013.
Katanza Jackson and Alexander Jackson Jr., March 14, 2013.
Dennis Denney and Leslie B. Denney, March 13, 2013.
Stephen E. Todd and Melissa L. Todd, March 7, 2013.
Donna R. Jones and Charlie K. Jones, March 7, 2013.
Cheryl L. Graham and Marvin F. Graham Jr., March 6, 2013.
Collegiate honors
Halie Brinkman of Martinez was named to the Dean's List at Georgia College & State University.
Kristopher Byrd of Martinez was named to the Dean's List at the Savannah College of Art and Design and is seeking a degree in performing arts.
Luiza Jewitt of Columbia County received the Academic Achievement Award from Altamaha Technical College.
William Sessions of Martinez earned the distinction of Faculty Honors at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Libraries closed
All Columbia County libraries are closed today for an update of circulation software. All three will reopen for regular hours Monday, March 25.
The Women's Mission of Lampkin Grove Baptist Church, on Louisville Road in Appling, will celebrate its anniversary at 2 p.m. today, March 24, with the Rev. Larry Sims of Solid Rock Baptist Church of Appling. Email Brently Pollard at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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• A Grovetown Middle School special needs pupil went before the school system hearing officer on March 5, 2013, for an accumulation of offenses and remanded to the Individualized Education Plan Committee for punishment.
• A Grovetown Middle School pupil went before the hearing officer on March 5, 2013, for a violation of Georgia law and was suspended pending the outcome of a court case.
• A Lakeside High School student went before the hearing officer on March 5, 2013, for truancy and was suspended for the remainder of the school year.
Easter egg hunt
Columbia County's annual Easter Egg Scramble will be held 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 23, at Evans Towne Center Park. Admission is free. Go to www.columbiacountyga.gov.
Farmers market
The Evans Towne Farmers Market is held 4:30-7 p.m. each Thursday through June at the Columbia County Library. Go to www.evanstownefarmersmarket.com to learn more.
Blood drives
Fall 2012 honors
Chad Barton Chandler of Evans has been named to the fall 2012 Dean's List at LaGrange College. Chad is a 2009 graduate of Lakeside High School.
Samuel D. Harris of Martinez was named to the fall 2012 Dean's List at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Beneficial Financial Inc. as successor by merger to Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Georgia to Charles Faulkner, 769 Michelle Court, $104,900.
South Georgia Custom Homes LLC to Keith W. Blaschke, 4113 Shady Oaks Drive, $400,000.
LD & N LLC to Rocky Renew, 438 Bonaventure Way, $100,000.
21st Mortgage Corp. to Robert W. McQuinn Jr., 977 Haverhill Drive, $84,900.
LD & N LLC to Ian Heger and Claudine F. Heger, 445 Bonaventure Way, $100,000.
Albert Holmes Dillard Sr. and Mary Anne Colleran Davis applied for a marriage license on Jan. 23, 2013, and were married Jan. 25, 2013, in Grovetown.
Gregory Allen Smith Jr. and Mary Ann Gillen applied for a marriage license on Jan. 24, 2013, and were married Jan. 28, 2013, in Evans.
Patrick Charles Brinkman and May Lauren Dirksen applied for a marriage license on Oct. 16, 2012, and were married Jan. 26, 2013, in Augusta.
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History of the LAFD
History of the LAFD
In the 1880s, Los Angeles was a sleepy little pueblo, with agriculture as its primary industry. The use of firemen to protect buildings and citizens was in its infancy. This section of the LAFD Historical Society's website will bring you some of the history of the department over the past 123+ years.
The Los Angeles Fire Department became a career, paid department on February 1, 1886. In those days, the city would go for days, or even weeks, without a fire. Yet, on the first day of the paid department, two working fires put the new "career" firemen to work.
Today's LAFD is a complex, paramilitary organization. It includes fire suppression, fire prevention, fire boats, air operations, training, and much more. Yet, it is one of the leanest fire/life safety agencies in service, relative to the more than 4 million people who call Los Angeles home. By comparision, New York City employs more than 14,000 firefighters.
Explore the history of the LAFD as we publish it here. Every month, we'll add new chapters of the department's history, new videos in our "LA FIRE" video channel, and new stories of firefighters, their experiences, and what it's like to protect the citizens of Los Angeles.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Is the War on Terror Creating Terrorism?
Recorded: Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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Is it possible that the U.S. governments response to the 9/11 attacks has served al-Qaeda interests? Despite the hype, U.S. law-enforcement officials have found little evidence of serious terrorist activities inside the country, compelling them to escalate their use of prosecution and entrapment to justify their enormous budgets.
Experts: Ivan Eland, Ian S. Lustick, D. Gareth PorterType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), Terrorism and National Crises
P.J. ORourke On the Wealth of Nations
Recorded: Friday, February 9, 2007
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In this hilarious and insightful examination of Adam Smiths work, P.J. shows us why this seminal book on economic liberty is so relevant today and why it has been so revolutionary.
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Hosting Companies And The Lack Of Refunds
August 20, 2012 in Technology and Internet
Recently I forgot to cancel my annual hosting subscription for an account I no longer required so I got billed like normal. The problem I faced was when I told the Hosting Company later that day that I no longer required the account and could they at least refund some of my money with me even offering to forfeit at least a months cost since i didn't cancel before the account automatically renewed via a third party payment provider.
This is were it all went wrong, they told me 'No Refunds' it was in their terms for automatic renewals that there would be no refunds given. You could only get a refund if you were a new customer and you cancel within 30 days. They did say they could keep my account active if I wished for the paid year.
This just seemed unfair to me and you would think it would be against some sort of consumer laws in some countries. Why can't you get a cooling off period every time you renew your account instead of just for new customers.?
Now not every host is like this but most of the big main ones are, fair enough staff and services have to be paid but taking the full amount of money for unused space and resources if you cancel early is unfair and unjust to me.
I think that hosting companies should be the ones to use their gumption and do away with these silly made up terms. I contacted them on the day of renewal asking for a refund of the money just taken out and a cancellation of my account it was not like I was on the last day of the last month of paid service looking for a refund.
If they had to take off a cost of a months hosting or charge a small cancellation fee I could nearly see that would be fair since staff and services still have to be paid for but taking the full amount for cancelling straight away is wrong without some sort of cooling off period for renewing customers.
So my only advice I could give to hosting customers is to make sure you read the terms and conditions of your hosting company really carefully and if you want to cancel your contract with them do so in advance even before they send you an invoice, write down the dates of renewal yourself and if you use a third party payment provider like I did make sure you cancel the automatic renewals yourself even before the host might cancel it after you tell them, because the only thing they will do is cut off your service for non payment but if it goes through and they get paid, you will have a hard time trying to get it back and you will no doubt only get the response of its in our terms not to offer refunds.


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What about what Jojan mentioned, that's not the case? Does it happen in other browsers, if you tried it?
What about what Jojan mentioned, that's not the case? Does it happen in other browsers, if you tried it?
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I enabled tracking, whatever that means, and it seems likely that may have fixed the issue. Thanks for the suggestions.
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- Richland County Coroner Gary Watts has released the name of the victim who died in a fatal wreck early Saturday morning.
Coroner Watts say 27-year old Jacob Woo from Columbia was traveling on the 11000 block of Farrow Road around 4am when he ran off the left side of the road, struck a utility pole and then hit a tree.
According to Coroner Watts, Woo was traveling at a high rate of speed.
Troopers say the driver was not wearing a seat belt and was pronounced dead on the scene.
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25 U.S. Code § 389c - Cancellation of charges in absence of lien or contract for payment
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Where irrigation assessments against any such lands remained unpaid at the time the Indian title to such lands became extinguished and no lien existed and attached to such lands for the payment of charges so assessed and no contract for the payment of such charges was entered into, the Secretary shall cancel all such charges.
Source(June 22, 1936, ch. 692, § 4,49 Stat. 1804.)
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Hollywood, Bollywood, discos, dinner or lunch with Santa. However you want to celebrate the festive season, we've got everything going on at Village Newcastle.
Christmas Parties
Village is home of the Tribute Night. And what better time to come and join the fun. Be dazzled by Hollywood themes to Winter Wonderlands, or see your favourite pop or rock star imitator wow you for a night of dancing and entertainment in our Inspiration Suites. Or join us for a festive dinner & disco in the restaurant, there's a party ideal for any size group at Village.
Christmas Lunches
Village is the perfect venue for your festive shindig, kicking off the party season in style with a delicious festive lunch. Whether it's an office outing or a family get-together there's something for everyone from Panto and Santa to entertainment.
Christmas Day
Forget the dishes, hot stove and wrestling with the turkey. Let us take care of it all this Christmas. Choose from an extravagant lunch in our Inspiration suite or a carvery in the Restaurant or Pub. There may even be a visit from Santa – (check your local hotel). You won't have to lift a finger. Now that's a very merry Christmas to all.
Boxing Day
This is the day for relaxing, being with loved ones and of course, dining on some more great food! With our choice of carvery or lunches and dinners, the festive season carries on in a relaxed or party surrounding – whichever you prefer.
New Year's Eve
Some of us leave it 'til the last minute, some of us make a mighty plan. The biggest night of the year needs an amazing setting. Boom! Your stage awaits at Village! Dress to impress in the Inspiration Suite or Marquee, or bring in the New Year in style with friends & family in one of our Restaurants or the Pub. A very happy New Year with Village.
New Year's Day
You've seen in the New Year with a bang, now it's time to make a resolution to have more fun. Starting now. Join us for our New Year's Day carvery or lunch with dining fit for a star just like you. A very happy New Year starts at Village.
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To see all Christmas and New Year events at Village Newcastle view the hotel brochure and book your event today. Shake up your Christmas and make it the best yet with Village.
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The state Senate race in District 25 in Waterville made international headlines last week after a GOP mailer took aim at Democratic candidate Colleen Lachowicz. The ad criticized Lachowicz for leading a "bizarre double life" as a character in the online role playing game, World of Warcraft. The ad also points voters to a GOP-funded Web site called Colleen's World, which shows Lachowicz's picture morphing into the green, ogre-like, fanged assassin from the game. But some media analysits question whether the attack strategy was effective, especially among younger voters. Jennifer Mitchell reports.
The average age of a video game player is 37, according to a study released last year by the Entertainment Software Association. These adults, members of Generation X, were the first kids to have personal computers and video games. Some of the games, with names like Death Race, Gauntlet and Street Fighter, can contain controversial content - and politicians know it.
"The party is definitely trying to play to the fears of the senior voters, to say it's a deep dark mysterious world and you should be wary of people that behave this way," says Cam Marston, president of Generational Insights, a nonpartisan company based in Alabama that specializes in age-based marketing strategies.
Politicians, just like product advertisers, have the same basic problem, he says: how to get through to voters of different generations, because what works on a 65-year-old, is probably not going to resonate with the under 30s. The recent GOP ad that targeted candidate Colleen Lachowicz, he says, is likely to be less effective on younger voters.
"The Generation X-ers and the Millennials - the under 47-year-old marketplace out there who's been targeted by ads their entire lives, who have become very media savvy - they know that the person who edits this ad has a great influence on how it sounds. But they're probably also distorting the truth," Marston says. "They've got a great cynicism towards the advertising world."
And Marston predicts that taking aim at Lachowicz's hobby as a gamer will backfire with the under-45 crowd. But he says it could work rather well with Maine's many over-65 voters, if they buy into the popular notion that games encourage laziness and glorify violence.
Maine Republican Party spokesman David Sorensen defends the mailer, and says comments Lachowicz had posted on a gaming Web site speak volumes.
"Well because many of her comments were related to her gaming, such as, for example, she said that her productivity at work was much worse now that she had been posting in her gaming forums," Sorensen says. "Let's remember the fact that she works for a taxpayer-funded non-profit agency, so, that's a relevant thing."
Sorensen says that the ad was to highlight those comments, not to villify gaming or gamers, or to offend Generation X.
"Then why did someone start a fake site with a picture of her as an assassin, you know?" says Andrew Ian Dodge, a former GOP member who worked to elect Maine Gov. John McKernan. He also plays and reviews video games online.
Dodge recently left the Republican party to run as an Independent candidate for U.S. Senate, because, as he puts it, the party is marginalizing younger voters, many of whom play games and who were offended by the GOP ad.
Dodge recently left the Republican party to run as an Independent candidate for U.S. Senate, because, as he puts it, the party is marginalizing younger voters, many of whom play games and who were offended by the GOP ad.
"Why bring that in?" he says. "She said some things which were, I don't know, close to the bone, I think you could say. Why not concentrate on that? Why do you have to bring up the game and sort of include all these other people who have nothing to do with this little issue?"
Dodge says that gaming is an easy device by which to make a candidate seem ridiculous. He says the tactic points to what he calls a lack of respect for younger voters who don't necessarily fit the GOP's establishment profile. He says he suspects that the same attitude played a role in the primary, where Maine's Ron Paul delegates, most of whom were younger than middle age, were denied seats in Florida.
David Sorensen at Maine GOP says that the party has received phone calls from angry gamers, mostly, he says, from out of state. But he also says that many people appreciated the ad and felt that it raised valid issues.
A spokeswoman for the Maine Democratic Party says that the debate has elevated Lachowicz's profile into a international arena and that support has been pouring in. The only thing that both sides can agree on is that it's the kind of viral publicity that can't be predicted or bought by either side.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Kyle Marchini on the Edgington Post
Recorded: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Mark Edge of the Edgington Post/Free Talk Live interviews Kyle Marchini regarding the Independent Institutes The Challenge of Liberty 2012 Summer Seminars for Students.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Kyle MarchiniType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Terrorism and National Crises
Emily Skarbek on Call For More Oil
Recorded: Thursday, May 19, 2011
Emily Skarbek, Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at the Independent Institute, talks to Freedom Watchs Judge Napolitano about the need for more oil and how to go about getting it.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: TelevisionIssues: Energy, Environment
Emily Skarbek on the Government Cost Calculator
Recorded: Thursday, May 12, 2011
Emily Skarbek, Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation, talks to Nick Gillespie from Reason about the many features of the Government Cost Calculator, found at MyGovCost.org.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: TelevisionIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Emily Skarbek on U.S. Government Policies and Unemployment
Recorded: Monday, January 17, 2011
Emily Skarbek on International PressTV discusses how poor U.S. government policies create or exacerbate unemployment.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: TelevisionIssues: Economic Policy, Labor and Employment
Emily Skarbek on Rejection of Goolsbee Claim
Recorded: Friday, January 14, 2011
Emily Skarbek on International PressTV explains why the failure of the U.S. government in raising the debt ceiling is not "catastrophic" as President Barack Obama's chief economic advisor Austan Goolsbee claims.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: TelevisionIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt
Emily Skarbek Interviewed on Budget & Tax News Podcast
Recorded: Thursday, December 2, 2010
MyGovCost.org Director and Independent Research Fellow Emily Skarbek was a guest on the Heartland Institutes Budget & Tax News podcast. Click to listen to her commentary on the roots of our current spending crisis, whats at stake in the Congressional budget war, and how to use the Institutes very timely and user-friendly Government Cost Calculator.
Experts: Emily C. SkarbekType: Radio
MyGovCost.org Director Emily Skarbek on Mad in the Middle
Recorded: Monday, November 15, 2010
MyGovCost.org Director Emily Skarbek Talks tax cuts and the Government Cost Calculator on Mad in the Middle.
The Jason Lewis Show Interviews Emily Skarbek on the Government Cost Calculator
Recorded: Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Dr. Emily Skarbek, Director of the Government Cost Calculator was interviewed on the nationally syndicated radio program, The Jason Lewis Show (Premiere Radio Networks). In the program, Dr. Skarbek uses MyGovCost.org to explain the specific effects of rampant government spending on the personal situation for any individual in America.
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Dpi depends on how the map will eventually be viewed. The standard for high quality printed maps is 300 dpi. That assumes the viewer will be looking at the image at less than arm's length. For a poster-sized printed map, 150 dpi might be enough, although it depends on the size of the details.
If the map will never be printed, dpi doesn't matter at all. In that case, only the actual pixel dimensions matter, and they should be based, again, on how you want the map to be viewed. If you want the entire thing to fit on an average screen so that the viewer doesn't have to scroll, you should shoot for maximum dimensions of 1024 x 768. That's really quite small, though, and if you're shooting for that size, I'd suggest you actually design it at least twice as big and scale down right before exporting your final image (don't forget to undo back to full size before saving your master document, though!)
The resolution of individual elements is going to depend on what size you ultimately choose to work at. Size the elements appropriate for the image you are making. Some people like to design their brushes and stamps at twice their working resolution so that they can increase the size of the canvas they use later on and not have to redesign their brushes. The only hard and fast rule is don't scale up. You'll almost always lose quality if you increase the size of a raster image. So it's almost always best to design things at a larger size than you'll need because you don't lose much quality when you scale down.


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GLD Breast Cancer Steel Tip Darts
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A portion of the proceeds from the GLD® Breast Cancer steel-tip darts sales will be donated to breast cancer research funds. These darts are designed with hand-painted pink rings and arrive in a molded plastic case.
- Molded plastic case
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- Three steel-tip darts
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration says it's delaying a major part of the president's health care overhaul law, the requirement that medium and large companies offer coverage.
In an announcement late Tuesday from the Treasury Department, the administration said it has heard requests from business groups for additional time to comply and will grant another year.
The health law requires companies with 50 or more workers to offer affordable coverage to their employees or face potentially large fines if just one worker ends up getting taxpayer-subsidized insurance.
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Exciting news! We have just opened up the second floor Permanent Collection galleries with Camera Work: Photography from the Permanent Collection. This is a re-installation of the permanent collection which includes 150 works from the beginnings of photography in the late 1800s up until the current day.
The Museum does not generally put out a lot of marketing material on installations of Permanent Collection exhibits so you will not see any advertisements. Regardless, we are quite proud of the breadth of our photography collection and we invite you to come upstairs and take a look.
Even if you only have a passing knowledge of the history of photography, you will see names that you know like: Eugène Atget, Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans, Alfred Stieglitz, Brassaï, Man Ray, Andreas Feininger (a personal favorite), Sebastião Salgado, Robert Frank and John Waters. Besides these celebrities you will find a multitude of lesser-known genre-changing photographers. The new discoveries that you will make are extraordinary. Our photography collection is one of our strongest disciplines in terms of collecting. In just one gallery you will see all of these revolutionary photographers and many more.
I would like to focus on one photographer in particular, Helen Levitt. We have only one Helen Levitt photograph, New York, but it is indicative of the style which brought her great renown. Helen Levitt practiced street photography in the late 1930s and early 1940s in New York City, capturing the lives of the children that spent their days playing outside in the neighborhoods, most notably Spanish Harlem.
Helen Levitt utilized a non-intrusive style, allowing the children to scamper about without any interference on her part besides the occasional snap of her Leica's shutter. Although not an outspoken proponent of either Communism or Socialism, she took these photos as a type of social commentary about the poverty which surrounded her in the city.
New York shows a baby toddling across a wet city street towards a smiling woman standing with her arm outstretched to receive the small child. In the background one sees a group of children jostling each other on the steps of a neighboring building while a fire hydrant spews water into the street.
As one of the earliest female photographers to obtain a one-person show (Helen Levitt: Photographs of Children at the Museum of Modern Art, curated by Edward Steichen) it was saddening to read of her passing.
But it also reminds us of how much progress has been made in terms of both women artists and photography, which can be read as a kind of photo-diary on the walls of the gallery.
By: Kelli Bodle, Curatorial Assitant, Boca Raton Museum of Art
The Boca Raton Museum of Art takes its role as a cultural institution quite seriously. We believe we provide an important service to the community and wish to uphold the values and traditions that the Museum has held since the first seeds for the BRMA were planted in the late 1940s.
But we also understand the importance of adapting to change. The Internet is clearly the dominant force in communication and the Museum has embraced new developments in online resources.
The talk of the day concerns the proliferation of social networking sites, like Twitter and Facebook. When used as a communications tool, these sites enable people and institutions to interact in new and meaningful ways. Nonprofits are discovering - in droves - the advantages of being a part of the online community.
The Museum recently joined Twitter and has increased its presence on Facebook. The two resources allow us to give quick, informative updates to our Membership and to the local (and global) community. It also helps us to keep up on current events at other cultural institutions, arts funding news and significant changes in the art world.
Perspectives pushes this evolution in communication one step further. An active blog, with frequent posts and a lively comments section is a conduit for two-way information. It opens up the dialogue between the institution (The Museum) and art lovers from throughout the world, allowing the two to interact in a way that might not be possible in the "real" world.
As such, we strongly encourage you to read this blog and comment on what you see. If you come across a news story that you think would be an interesting topic to explore, please send it to: email@example.com.
Though we wholeheartedly encourage open discussion, we have the utmost respect for our audience and intend to keep the blog as focused on meaningful communication. As such, profanity, "spamming" and personal attacks will have no place at Perspectives.
We look forward to telling you more about the Museum and hearing what you have to say.
By Tricia Woolfenden, Communications Coordinator
The Boca Raton Museum of Art is excited to join the blogosphere. This blog will allow the museum to give a more personalized and timely view into our collections, exhibits, programming, people and events. We are very interested in visitor feedback, so please don't be shy about commenting on posts.
We would love to talk with you! We hope to promote discussion and generate awareness of both the permanent collection and the traveling temporary exhibitions. Besides discussing what we have to offer, we hope to reflect our interest and response to events and ideas that impact the global art world.
For those of you unfamiliar with the BRMA, I would like to give you a little insight into our institution. We are a small collecting museum located in Boca Raton, Florida.
Our primary focus is Modern Masters of European art, such as Pablo Picasso, the Fauves, Maurice Brazil Prendergast, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani, and Jules Pascin, among others. In addition to these greats we have a modest contemporary art collection with pieces by John Waters, Robert Rauschenberg, Joan Mitchell, Nancy Graves, and Julio Larraz.
On the second floor, you'll find two galleries full of African and Pre-Columbian artworks dating as far back as 5 B.C. The Museum also houses art from all major art-producing areas of Sub-Saharan Africa as well as pottery vessels, finely modeled clay tomb figures, animal and human effigies, and utilitarian and ritual objects representing cultural and artistic production throughout Mesoamerica, west Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, the Yucatan and Honduras.
Almost all of our great collection was made possible by the generosity of donors. It's wonderful that so many people think it important to donate their family treasures to the BRMA so that everyone in our community may learn about our shared past. We are quite proud to act as custodians of culture here, and hope to later post some information about how, exactly, we go about caring for our collection.
The museum hosts multiple programs, both for Members as well as non-Members. For example, like many museums, we have openings for each new exhibition where Members can preview the new artwork, enjoy some cocktails and hors d'ouevres and mingle with one another.
Oftentimes, the artist whose work is showing will attend the reception or possibly someone intimately linked to the artist may visit in their stead. For our most recent opening, Cleve Gray: Man and Nature and Andrew Stevovich: The Truth about Lola, Mr. Stevovich visited the Members opening with his wife, his muse and inspiration for many of his paintings.
Mr.Stevovich and Cleve Gray's widow, Francine du Plessix-Gray both attended the opening receptions. We are always so pleased to be able to act as a bridge between our audience and the artists that we show.
Besides these opportunities offered to our Members and Patrons, we also afforded the general public a chance to view a new installation with our recent exhibition, Rabarama in the Park. Down the center of Mizner Park (right outside the Museum's door) we installed four large outdoor sculptures by the Italian artist Rabarama for the public to enjoy. They were intriguing androgynous figures with constellations of symbols sculpted all over their bodies, some reminiscent of DNA double helixes and puzzle pieces, creating thoughts about the interconnectedness of humankind. The installation of the sculptures was quite fascinating to watch as well!
Images from the installation and exhibition of Rabarama In the Park.
Our Education Department offers a comprehensive roster of programming for local schools and tour groups as well and we are planning on addressing some of those exciting events in future blog posts.
We've seen how other blogs act as a conduit for useful discourse and information between institutions and individuals, and we are excited to join the local - and global - discussion. There is so much more we would like to share with you, so please check back often to see what else is in store. We hope you feel inclined to participate in our discussions too, because your input can only help us to grow as a community resource and non-profit institution. In the meantime, here are other blogs that have found ways to include their internet and local communities in all manner of arts happenings:
ARTLURKER: A Miami based Contemporary Art Newsletter/Blog
MAeX Artblog
EYE LEVEL (Smithsonian American Art Museum)
By Kelli Bodle, Boca Raton Museum of Art Curatorial Assistant


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