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Highly scalable architecture: The Paragon II switch architecture and the ability to cascade switches in tiers enables access to thousands of attached devices connected in a single logical deployment.
Stackable expansion units: Paragon II switches stacking unit allows expansion of each switch to attach up to 128 devices per switch with a single cable.
Stacking architecture simplifies cabling between "tiers" by replacing pass through cables with a single expansion cable. These units save in rack space and HVAC costs.
A combination of two types of User Stations can be connected to a Main Switch: Users can choose any of the two types of user stations while connecting to the Paragon II; the switch simultaneously operates with the Enhanced User Station (P2-EUST) and the User Station with integrated IP access (P2-USTIP). The P2-USTIP provides users with remote access to their Paragon II-connected servers or IT devices.
CIM Technology: Computer Interface Modules (CIMs), with "keep-alive" technology, allow users to add, remove and hot-swap components without interruption to the live servers.
P2ZCIM: P2ZCIMs allow users to daisy-chain up to 42 servers on a single chain, occupying only one server port on Paragon II. P2ZCIMs offer a flexible and cost-effective way to expand the Paragon II capability.
AC Power: 110/220V Auto-Switching: Integrated power supply ensures proper power provision and system reliability.
2, 4, 8 or 16 non-blocked users: Paragon II provides two, four, eight or 16 users non-blocked access to connected servers using the regular User Station or the Enhanced User Station. With use of the Paragon II Dual CIM (P2CIM-APS2DUAL), user access is doubled - and with the P2-HUBPAC as many as 64 users can reach their desired targets.
Optional IP access with the P2-USTIP: Optional IP access allows up to two users to remotely access their Paragon II-connected servers from anytime, anywhere via a Web browser.
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Cross-platform and hardware independent: Allows a mix of servers such as Windows, Sun, Compaq, HP and UNIX to be connected to the same switch. Also allows serial devices to be connected with the use of Raritan's AUATC adaptors.
High video resolutions : The P2-EUST provides video resolutions greater than 1920 x 1440 at distances over 1000 feet at refresh rates of 60 Hz, and 1600 x 1200 at distances up to 1000 feet at refresh rates of 75 Hz and 85 Hz.
Manual skew compensation: Users can manually adjust video clarity per server. Settings are saved in the Paragon database to be used the next time the user logs onto the system.
Automatic skew compensation: The new P2CIMs perform automatic skew compensation when used with the enhanced user station (P2-EUST), achieving the best video quality by adjusting for signal loss based on cable distance and varying cable types. Manual skew compensation will continue to be supported by older CIMs, and can be used to override automatic settings in the new CIMs.
Integrated power management: Provides a single, consolidated view and control of Raritan's Remote Power Management Units connected to Paragon II. It automatically displays power strips and Paragon II targets on the connected ports. Administrators can monitor status and power on/off/recycle power to remote equipment including servers, remote alarm monitoring, HVAC and other critical data center equipment.
Paragon Manager Administrative Software: Paragon's GUI software drastically simplifies management and monitoring of the data center by consolidating administration of attached equipment. With a single view of all connected equipment via the LAN, Paragon Manager lets you manage users by capturing and saving all system events for auditing purposes, push firmware upgrades via the network, associate power outlets to the connected targets and maintain system profiles.
Firmware upgradeability via network connection: Simplifies firmware updates by allowing the administrator to push upgrades out over the network and complete installs from the NOC - saving time and money.
Backward Compatibility: Paragon II is compatible with existing Paragon equipment, allowing for investment protection and continued ROI.
Event logging: Paragon Manager will allow you to save and store system events to an appropriate text file.
Raritan CommandCenter Secure Gateway Integration through the Paragon II System Controller: Multiple Paragon II switches can be managed centrally and seamlessly through Paragon II System Controller (P2-SC) and CommandCenter Secure Gateway (CC-SG). CommandCenter Secure Gateway provides a single sign-on for a consolidated view, and BIOS-level, click-and-control access to all servers and IT devices in the data center, reducing incident response time.
Ghosting: Saves users valuable configuration time by reusing the existing CIM channel name when CIMs are disconnected from the servers. Disabling ghosting enables a clean record in deployments where components are relocated frequently, allowing users greater freedom and flexibility.
System-wide Reset from the Analog User Station: Allows users to perform a system-wide reset of an entire matrix or a specific UMT from the analog user station without going to each switch to reset.
Screen Saver: In addition to the already supported Green Mode feature, a screen saver feature is provided.
Video Redirect: Allows administrators to redirect a server's video signals from one Paragon II Enhanced User Station (P2-EUST) to another P2-EUST that is connected to stacked and tiered units, or separate Paragon II base units (requires Paragon Manager). Video Redirect is ideal for use in the NOC or training centers.
Multiple Video support: Multiple Video, also known as Port Following Switch, enables multiple user stations to simultaneously view the video output of servers that have multiple video ports (up to four). Channel / port association for using this feature is configured in Paragon ManagerT. This feature is great for broadcast, video production, training and other applications where the sharing of video is needed.
Dekor Fast Action Keyboard Support: Enables the use of Deko FAK in broadcast production and post-production facilities.
IBM BladeCenterr Support: Paragon II is now the premier KVM solution for IBM BladeCenter customers. Two new Paragon II CIMs have been created (USB and PS/2 versions) for connecting to the BladeCenter chassis.
Cortron Keyboard Support: A variety of military and commercial IT operations require rugged equipment to meet the environmental challenges they often face. As a result, military and commercial organizations routinely deploy Cortron keyboards to meet the demands of those environments. Paragon II supports Cortrons rugged keyboards, extending Paragons value to organizations that operate in harsh conditions.
Kensington Expert Mouse and Turbo Mouse Trackball Support: While supported on both Macintosh and Windows platforms, Kensington expert mouse and turbo mouse trackball products are very popular with Mac users, and rank highest among 3rd party peripheral vendors.
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M-1 Muay Thai/It's Showtime Japan 5 Results: Umeno, Tsukahara, TOMA Claim Titles, Saenchi Wins
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Earlier today at Differ Ariake in Tokyo, M-1 held its second co-promotion with It's Showtime Japan headlined by two WPMF World Title fights, a WPMF Japan title fight, a WPMF Japan #1 contender's bout and a fight with Saenchai Sinbimuaythai.
In the night's main event, rising star Genji Umeno captured his 8th straight win with a 1st round KO via elbow at 2:39 into the round over Dekkamon HimaraiGym to net him the WPMF World Super Featherweight title. This moves the 22 year old's record to 18-1(9 KO) and may move him up further in the Lumpinee Stadium rankings, where he currently sits ninth. Up next for Umeno is an exciting showdown with WPMF Japan Featherweight champion Yosuke Morii on December 22nd. Should he get past Morii, I would assume he would begin to focus on capturing a Lumpinee Stadium title, which he may be able to do being in a relatively weak division.
In the co-main event, WPMF Japan Lightweight champion Arita Tsukahara upset WPMF World Lightweight champion Kanongsuk Weerasakreck with a 4th round TKO at 2:26 into the round to capture the WPMF World Lightweight title. This is a surprising result as Kanongsuk had been on an absolute tear lately, going 8-1 in his last 9 with wins over Rashata, Genki Yamamoto, Hiromasa Masuda and Satoshi Endo with his only loss to Kan Itabashi. Tsukahara was coming off of a loss to Masahiro Yamamoto back in August. Both fighters' futures are unknown at the moment, but both could find themselves fighting at the December 22nd Fujiwara Festival event.
In the night's last title bout, WPMF Japan Super Flyweight champion TO-MA picked up the vacant WPMF Japan Bantamweight title with a unanimous decision win over the previously undefeated Takuma Ito on scores of 50-47(x2) and 50-46. The title belonged to Ichinohe Sota, though I'm not sure why he vacated it as his only fight since winning it back in April was a draw against Takuma Ito. Regardless, TO-MA has a few options going forward, as he could face Sota, Arashi Fujiwara in a rematch or recently crowned WBC Japan champions Ryuji Kato or Ryuya Kusakabe. For Ito it's back to the drawing board as he has 21 year old has recorded his only two blemishes on his record in the past 6 months. A matchup with recent WBC Japan title challengers Kojiro or Shuichi Uentsu would be a good test for Ito.
In the main non-title fight, renowned Thai fighter Saenchai Sinbimuaythai took longer than most would have expected to dispose of J-Network Super Lightweight champion Shunsuke Oishi, with Saenchai finishing him off at 1:35 into the 4th round. I do not know how the fight went, but the result isn't too bad for Oishi who could have a future in K-1. For Saenchai it's a 5th straight win and puts him at 17-2 since the start of 2010.
Finally, in a #1 contender's bout for the WPMF Japan Featherweight title, 5th ranked Yuji Umehara upset 2nd ranked Hiroki Nagashima with a 1st round TKO as a result of a cut. Umehara is now set to face current champion Yosuke Morii, however with Morii set to face Umeno on December 22nd and the way this fight ended, there could be a rematch between the two. {jcomments on}


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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
I saw an interview with the ex-husband of one of the women. He said she was aware of the danger. He said she contacted him and gave him instructions on what to do if something happened to them. If it was that dangerous, why go?
I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs.
As for the "vast majority", I don't know if there are even any stats to check, but if you follow the "firearms on board" threads on the sailing nets, I'm not so sure about that. Just like here, to a lesser extent, there are those who are passionate about self defense and right to carry. I wouldn't say they're a "vast minority".
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ps...I'm not sure four people could have successfully defended themselves against 20+ pirates anyway....maybe could have taken a few with them, but who knows?
pps...MK, thank you for your intelligent, useful comments, again.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Depends on the arsenal on board...
As far as the no weapons thing, do most countries search your boat upon entry? I suspect on a boat that size, there are PLENTY of places to hide a few AKs. There is no way in hell that I would venture that direction unarmed, regardless of laws, because the pirates sure don't care what any law says.
Be Alert; Act with Decisiveness, Aggressiveness, & Speed; Keep your Cool; Be Ruthless; Achieve tactical Surprise - one might be surprised what a minority of defenders could do!
(Though a Barrett 82A1 wouldn't hurt to have at all )That's what all "goblins" count on, that the "law abiding" will remain that way and "if we just do what they say Martha, maybe they won't hurt us?!?"There is no way in hell that I would venture that direction unarmed, regardless of laws, because the pirates sure don't care what any law says.
Ok so now the pirates are vowing revenge -
Pirates vow revenge (from MSNBC)
Two Somali pirates who spoke with Reuters by telephone Tuesday said the hostages were ordered killed since the pirates themselves were under attack by U.S. forces.
"Our colleagues called us this morning, that they were being attacked by a U.S. warship," Mohamud, a Somali pirate, told Reuters. "We ordered our comrades to kill the four Americans before they got killed."
Pirate leader Farah, speaking from Bayla, a pirate haven in the northern semi-autonomous region of Puntland, vowed to avenge the deaths and capture of his comrades.
"I lost the money I invested and my comrades. (awww) No forgiveness for the Americans. Revenge. Our business will go on," he said, adding he had spent $110,000 so far in the hijacking, including on weapons and food and salaries.-
In my view that's a declaration of war, whether it's from a recognized leader of a country or not. So what does the CinC do now?
Inform Congress, followed by an EO declaring the pirates "a clear & present danger"?
Maybe then have one of our "highly ethical reporters" (like the one that called Gov. Walker) call Farah for an "interview" followed by a Predator/Hellfire lock on to his cell phone signal?
I hate to say it but Roger's suggestion of having a mother ship "develop a mysterious & permanent leak" doesn't sound half bad either.
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The sixth NHL Amateur Draft was the first to feature drafting based on the reverse order of finish from the previous season. This became the standard for all successive drafts. A slight difference, however, saw picks alternate by division, rather than directly by order of finish in the overall league, and the West Division was given some advantages over the more established East Division. This was also the first draft to feature traded picks, as the Oakland Seals gave up their No. 1 selection in a deal with Montreal. It was also the only draft in NHL history in which one team (Montreal) made all of the first three picks.
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|Classic Atlantic Salmon No pursuit rivals salmon rivers, flies & legacy
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The Avon (Pronounced A'an)
If you're looking for fishing in July, as someone mentioned, you might battle to get a beat on the Spey. However, despite being a relatively small river, the Avon, which is the biggest tributary of the Spey, fishes particularly well in July. I work in a hotel which has fishing on the Avon, and spend as much time as possible on the river. July was the river's best month in 2004, and provided that there is enough water in the river (being a spate river, it is heavily dependent on a decent level of water) it can provide superb salmon, grilse and seatrout fishing.
I hope you find what you're looking for.
Hi there, i would also add the 2 esks. The north for grilse/ summer salmon and the south for sea trout.
I also believe you can combine fishing the 2 rivers over a few days or even the 2 rivers in 1 day.
The chap that does the letting on this arrangement has the first beat on the north esk(which can be spectacular) and a lovely sea trout beat on the south. : If you would like any info just drop me a line
ps This is for the summer as opposed to spring.
All the best Richard
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It's As Simple As One, Two, Dee
Dear Malcolm, Gordon and Graham,
So I guess the vote is for the Dee. What a dream come true this will be. I plan to make the trip from Milan to Aberdeen on the 23rd. Your help is so greatly appreciated.
I have been blessed to fish some of the finest waters in North America. I work hard to place myself in places that have the history and ecstatic value that rivers like the Dee offer. What I have learned through years of experience is that I angle to enrich and recharge my soul. The difference this year is that the charging will not have to wait until June.
With thanks,
P.S. Gordon, I do like the situation on the Ness. The first number of pools are most interesting. Inverness is a great town.
By the end of March the spring run is really kicking off on the main spring rivers.
Personally I would not look past the Dee. Over the last 3-4 years it has provided some of the most consistent spring fishing around, along with some of the most beautiful fly water available anywhere.
In July you really are in the peak of the grilse run. There are countless rivers that will provide first class sport. For me the likes of the Kyle of Sutherland, Helmsdale (club water), Conon and Findhorn will be hard to beat.
Salar33 it may well be worth your while giving Malcolm (aka Willie Gunn) a pm.
As I am aware, he has started his own guiding business.
He should be able to sort you out with some of the very best of fishing in the Grampians and the North.
|G Ritchie
|If you are staying in Grampian, the Dee and the Spey are both within easy reach. Malcolm is correct, the Spey is beginning to pick up late March. It may be an idea to book a couple of days on each river just for variety. If you look up the FishScotland web site, this will give you a list of available beats on either river. It will also give you the catch reports for each river.
|Willie Gunn
You seem to have a canny choice on picking good beats, Thurso Beat 13 probably my first choice though 4, 2 would be in there as well.
Cannot really argue with Graham, though in late March the Spey would be beginning to catch up. Gordon Armstrong will pop up soon shouting about the Ness System and the Moriston is producing some nice fish already.
July..........Grilse the only draw back might be getting on a river. Again Graham is correct but the North rivers also have good grilse runs.
Where would you suggest Gordon? the Kyle?
|G Ritchie
|During March I would recomend the Dee, which has the strongest spring run of the major rivers. For July, I would look for a river with a strong grilse or summer salmon run. I would not include the Dee in this category. I would recommend the Spey, Deveron or Findhorn.
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I Am Fascinated With Scotland
Two years ago my Glasgow born wee Emily and I motored an astonishing distance in the north of Scotland. I was truly amazed at the beauty and heart of your country and people. From Loch Lomond, to Oban, Ben Nevis to Ullapool through the north west upper lowlands and further north to Thurso and down to Helmesdale over the Ness, Spey, Dee, Tummel, Tay and Tweed. We held back tears upon leaving the Borders.
As this was a trip for my wife back to the homeland, I did only fish for one day on beat 13 of the Thurso. On this drive, so long as the places of her interest were on the route, Emily was happy. I basically pointed the car toward every river valley and where we ended up for the day is where we stayed. We found the accommodations and food wonderful.
What I find a most impressive natural phenomenon, is the length of your salmon season. I know the weather is not all kippers and eggs, but salmon in January? I have spent a great deal of time following the possibilities to extend my North American season by making the short hop across the pond. I am contemplating a slight diversion from a business trip to Italy in March.
In addition, this July the family will take holiday in Scotland. We plan to base ourselves for one of the weeks in the Grampians. Mom Macaulay and Em want to see castles and museums. I want to make sure I have at least 4 days of the two weeks for salmon. I realize that a short distance in many directions will place me on a number of famed rivers.
If you would be so kind to please answer the following question. If you had three days in late March and four days in early July to fish salmon in Scotland, where would you want to cast? Your experience will be greatly appreciated. I would also love to hear on PM from anyone with available water. My dates in March are 24, 25, 26.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Hollywood's latest films performed tepidly at the box office on Oscar weekend, with Melissa McCarthy's "Identity Thief" returning to the top spot in its third week of release.
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I previously posted a thread concerning the empty promises I received from Bumper Boy, but I am now posting to let everyone know that they made the situation right! I finally received my repaired units, one which was replaced with a new one much to my liking and my surprise! As my luck would have it the brand new one had a faulty upgraded receiver and would not work.. I was not happy! However they tried to help fix it over the phone and after having no luck at all, they express shipped me a brand new receiver. Upon replacement, the two twelve shooters are better than ever with no misfires and awesome new electronics! I was quick to post when I was dissapointed in their service which could have been more upfront in the beginning, but I commend the folks at bumper boy for taking action and putting two fine launchers back in operation at my training kennel! Guess I am not done with bumper boy after all!
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Great American Dogs is hosting a canine nutrition seminar on Sunday, July 21st in Novi, Michigan featuring Dr. Joseph J. Wakshlag, MS DVM PhD DACVN DACVSMR of Cornell University. No stranger to working dogs, Dr. Wakshlag is an active with his sled dog team. Topics covered are:
What's in that Dog Food?
Feeding the Canine Athlete
Keep 'Em Running: Feeding for Geriatrics
Seminar fee is $49 and you can register online at www.greatamericandogs.com/NutritionSeminar.htm.
About Dr. Wakshlag:
Dr. Joe Wakshlag is a 1998 graduate of the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Soon after graduation he embarked in residency training at Cornell in both Pathology and Nutrition, with nutrition taking the forefront. He became board certified by the American College of Veterinary Nutrition in 2006. During his residency training he completed a PhD in molecular pharmacology in 2005. He then spent over a year in small animal clinical practice in Woodbury, Connecticut before returning to Cornell University as a Clinical Nutritionist in 2006.
During his professional and graduate education to present day, Dr. Joe has been personally involved in sled dog racing and is the owner of a small kennel of Alaskan Husky sled dogs. He is well published in the area of canine sports medicine and skeletal muscle physiology examining areas such as the acute phase response of exercise, exercise effects on glucose and glycogen metabolism, and the effects of diet and exercise on skeletal muscle proteolysis.
Over the past six years Dr. Joe has served as the President of the American Academy of Veterinary Nutrition; he is an active member of the American College of Veterinary Nutrition, and most recently was asked to be a founding Diplomat of the American College of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation for his scholarly work in canine sports medicine and metabolism. Current research interests surround the area of canine and feline cancer as well as obesity and sporting dog metabolism.


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Villanova Gets 9 Seed, Draws Tournament Darling George Mason
Posted on 15 Mar 2011 by Brendan Kelly.
It's been 5 years since George Mason shocked the world and made a run to the Final Four as an 11 seed. Since then they have made the NCAA tournament only once, a first round loss to Notre Dame in 2008. There is no one left, except coach Jim Larranaga, from that 2006 team, and only two remaining players from the 2008 tournament team. Whats the point? There are not many similarities between Cinde...


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November 14, 2012
RICHMOND, CALIF. (Nov. 14, 11:20 a.m. ET) — MBA Polymers Inc. has been named to the GoingGreen Silicon Valley Global 200, a list of companies with "game-changing approaches and technologies that are likely to disrupt existing and entrenched players in green technology."
The Richmond-based company recycles durable goods, separating and then selling a variety of grades of post-consumer plastics.
"It's great to have been recognized in this way. We're just about to celebrate our 20th birthday and we've now grown to become the world's leading company recovering plastics from end-of-life durable goods, such as computers, electronics, business equipment, appliances and automobiles," said MBA founder and president Mike Biddle, in a news release.
The company has three major plants, in the United Kingdom, Austria and China, with a total capacity of 175,000 tons annually.
MBA will be among the companies honored at AlwaysOn's annual GoingGreen Silicon Valley event, set for Nov. 27-28 in San Francisco.


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TUPELO – Country music group Rascal Flatts will play March 2 at the BancorpSouth Arena.
The group's "Changed Tour 2013" also includes The Band Perry and Kristen Kelly & The Modern Day Drifters.Tickets, priced at $59.75 and $29.75 plus fees, go on sale Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.
It is Rascal Flatts' third time to play in Tupelo. The group's last concert in February 2011 was a sellout.
The group also rehearses regularly at the arena, visiting


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Officials say 8K-acre wildfire cause was accidental
Logging operations started more than 24-hour blaze in northern Wis.
MADISON, Wis. - Authorities said logging operations started a massive wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin that destroyed more than a dozen homes.
The state Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday that law enforcement officials confirmed logging equipment started the fire.
In a news release, a Wisconsin DNR forestry law enforcement official said a crew noticed smoke coming from the equipment while harvesting timber Tuesday afternoon and unsuccessfully tried to put out the fire with a fire extinguisher from an equipment cab. Crews called 911, and responders were on the scene in less than 10 minutes, the DNR said.
The department said the fire was accidental and no charges would be filed.
The fire began Tuesday afternoon. It destroyed 17 homes and forced dozens of people to evacuate as the blaze burned across what was originally reporter as 9,000 acres, but officials adjusted the total to 8,131 acres after receiving more detailed mapping of the wildfire. No injuries have been reported in the more than 24-hour fire.
The blaze began Tuesday afternoon near Simms Lake in Douglas County, 40 miles southeast of Duluth, Minn. Authorities said firefighters had the fire contained by late Wednesday evening, though crews continued to watch hot spots through Thursday.
DNR burning permits continued to be suspended through Thursday, officials said.
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Term: Great Work
Great Work: The union of Man and the Universe, the fusion of the Microcosm and the Macrocosm. The integration of the Lower and Higher selves.
source: The Thoth Companion, by Michael Osiris Snuffin
Great Work:
The path of self-directed spiritual growth and development. This is the object of your incarnation and the meaning of your life. The Great Work is the program of growth to become all that you can be—which is the realization that you are a "god in the making." Within your being there is the seed of Divinity, and your job is to grow that into the Whole Person that is a "Son of God." It is a process that has continued from "the Beginning" and may have no ending but it is your purpose in life. It is that which gives meaning to your being.
In this new age, you are both teacher and student and you must accept responsibility for your own destiny. Time is of the essence! Older methods give way to new ones because the entire process of growth and self-development has to be accelerated. Humanity has created a time bomb that's ticking away, and only our own higher consciousness can save us from self-destruction. But—have faith and do the Great Work for it is all part of a Great Plan.
The Great Work is not denial and restriction but fulfillment. There's not just one narrow Path, but many paths—one for each of us.
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text: There are some from liberal academia teaching Gnosticsm or humanism in the place of Christianity claiming to be Christians, it is not that shocking they have always been there. Knowing they exist is good, chasing them down in my view is a waste of time. In Colsons case Mclaren wrote a very public article criticizing Colson, Mclaren is a publicity hound and has attacked conservative Christians publicly on more than one occasion it seems to me it is usually about the time he is about to release a book.


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I hunted my best 4 spots and only got to work 1 tom and that was on Friday, the last day of the season and a coyote chased him off. It may just be the areas, Johnson county, I hunt but there just does not seem to be that many turkeys. Did anyone have any better luck than I did? And does your areas turkey numbers seem to be up or down? I did go to Kansas with 4 other guys and we killed 7 all together, I got a dandy that was almost 24 lbs, 11 inch beard and 1 3/8 spurs.
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text: The outlook for 2013 for North American compounders is featured in this week's Material Insights video. Compounding executives contacted by Plastics News for this week's annual special report on compounding reported decent sales growth for 2012, but also said they were concerned about 2013. 2012 growth was tied to a resurgence in automotive and construction markets, while the "fiscal cliff" in the U.S. and economic slowdowns in Europe and Asia are reasons for concern next year. News of a second round of funding for alternate feedstock technology also is featured in this weeks video. The funding has been given to the CAT Catalytic Center in Aachen, Germany, which is finding ways to use carbon dioxide as an alternative building block for plastics. The video wraps up with a look at MBA Polymers Inc., a recycler thats been named to the Going Green Silicon Valley Global 200. Richmond, Calif.-based MBA now joins other firms on that list that are likely to disrupt existing players in green technology.


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Debbie Hardman began her career with the Missouri Division of Finance in 1984, and on August 1, 2014, was named Acting Commissioner. Since June 2013, she served as Deputy Commissioner. Prior to her role as Deputy Commissioner, for 22 years, Debbie served as the Division specialist in corporate activities where she evaluated a variety of filings including mergers and acquisitions, new charters, changes in ownership and bank failures. In 2011, she also assumed the role of review examiner and from 1984 - 1991 she served as a field examiner in the Central Missouri district.
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As a special treat for this year's JAC day, the Charleston Jazz Orchestra Chamber Ensemble returns to perform Duke Ellington's Far East Suite. This memorable nine-movement recording was inspired by Ellington's world tour stops in South-East Asia and Japan and reflects American's influence on music around the world. The Mezz provides jazz aficionados an intimate setting to take in the dynamic performance. The Mezz, 276 King St. Tuesday, 7pm set 1; 9:30 set 2. $30 per set. (843)641-0011, www.charlestonjazz.com


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It is that time again to start getting prepared for winter Camping.
We have discussed it, but now is the time to get out your pack and look at it.
Take a solid inventory and shake yourself down.
Take out some of your summer gear and replace it with your cold weather gear.
Some things to look at:
1. Zippers. Are all your zippers working properly? On your sleeping bag? On your jackets?
How about adding some simple zipper pulls… you may need it on both your clothing and your backpack when you have gloves on. Sure makes getting gear easier.
2. How about your tent? Did it leak last campout? You might want to get some seam sealer and tighten up those seams. Adding zipper pulls to your tent can be real helpful also.
Check your rain fly and add guy lines. Also think about your footprint. Does it match the size and shape of your tent. An odd fitting footprint could lead to water pools.
An extra tarp folded under your tent will provide an additional layer of insulation too.
3. Clothing. There is so much to be said about clothing, so I will give you a general shake down.
First… NO COTTON.. Cotton kills! It acts like a sponge and does not dry fast. Keeping that cold wet on your body will throw into Hypothermia.
Second… Wear your clothing in layers.. Remember, LOOSE IN LAYERS!
A good base layer of long underwear; Polypropylene and other Hydrophobic fabrics – polypropylene is a synthetic, plastic fiber which offers dead air space and a fiber which cannot absorb water. The fiber is hydrophobic so it moves the water vapor away from the source (the body). Polypropylene layers are extremely effective worn directly against the skin as a way of keeping the skin from being wet and reducing evaporative heat loss. As the water moves away from the body it will evaporate, but each additional millimeter of distance between your skin and the point of evaporation decreases the amount of body heat lost in the evaporative process. DO NOT WEAR a T-Shirt under your Base layer.. it defeats the purpose.
After your base layer, add a shirt and pants. Jeans are not good in the winter. Wool pants or dry wicking pants are what you want to stay dry and warm. A good pair of snow pants over the base layer will do also.
Add a Fleece or Pile layer next. Polar Fleece keeps water off of you and retains warmth.
Then add your outer layer. A good wind resistant and water proof or resistant jacket.
Do not forget to cover your head. Most the body heat escapes from your head. – because the head has a very high surface to volume ratio and the head is heavily vascularized, you can lose a great deal of heat (up to 70%) from the head. Therefore, hats are essential in winter camping. The adage – if your toes are cold, put on a hat – is true. A balaclava is particularly effective and versatile. A face mask may be required if there are high wind conditions due to the susceptibility of the face to frostbite.
Keep your hands covered too- mittens are warmer that gloves because the fingers tend to keep each other warm, rather than being isolated as in gloves. It is useful to have an inner mitten with an outer shell to give you layering capabilities. Also "idiot strings" are important to keep you from losing mittens in the snow. However, gloves are always essential as well in winter because of the need for dexterity in various operations.
Keep your Feet warm- finding the right foot gear depends a great deal on the activity you are involved in as well as temperature and environment. In areas with only a few inches of snow you can hike in just boots.
Socks – one of the best systems for keeping feet warm is using multiple layers. Start with a thin polypropylene liner sock next to the skin to wick moisture away followed by 1 – 2 pairs of wool or wool/nylon blend socks. Make sure the outer socks are big enough that they can fit comfortably over the inner layers. If they are too tight, they will constrict circulation and increase the chances of frostbite. Keeping your feet dry is essential to keeping your feet warm you may need to change your socks during the day. Foot powder with aluminum hydroxide can help.
High Gaiters – are essential for winter activity. They keep snow from getting into your boots and keep your socks and pants legs free from snow.
We have discussed this before, but perhaps the most important item is your sleeping bag.
You need to stay warm at night or your entire trip will be miserable.
Take a look at your rating and then see what you can do to increase it, or rather decrease it.
If you have a 15 degree bag.. you want to go down to at least 5 degrees. You can do this by adding a liner or a bivy cover. This adds about 10 degrees of warmth to your bag.
Double bagging also works, by taking a thin summer weight bag and inserting into your mummy bag, you can add warmth, be careful when doing this though. Make sure the bag is not to tight on you and that you can zip up both bags.
Sleep with a hat on. This retains the escaping heat. Make sure you stay on your sleeping pad also.
Finally, if all else fails, a fleece blanket inserted into your sleeping bag will add warmth.
Stay tuned, we will post more on winter gear!
Get your head ready for snow camping! Its an adventure you do not want to miss.
Happy Scouting!


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The Office for Off Campus Living Programs provides assistance, education, and support to members of the University of Rochester community who are seeking housing or residing off campus. We assist all University of Rochester students, both graduate and undergraduates, in all colleges at the University.
The Office for Off Campus Living Programs:
We maintain a self-serve housing search which offers students the convenience of searching for suitable off campus housing opportunities. Landlords have the opportunity to list rental properties, free of charge, to students and University members wishing to live off campus. Students can also search for roommates on this search under "shared housing".
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Our hotel is located in the center of Valle de Bravo, 4 blocks from the main square. Previously, the main structure functioned as a village inn before being converted into a convent later. In more history, it was home to various local artists.
The building was transformed into a hotel 5 years ago. We have preserved its rustic Mexican style and beautiful garden, always keeping in mind the comfort of our guests. The design maintains its traditional elements such as high ceilings, terracotta tiled floors, and wood furnishings.
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A couple nights ago, Earl Sweatshirt performed a set at The Low End Theory in LA. During his performance Earl premiered several new songs including a song called "Guild". This track features Mac Miller, who was a guest performer and rapped along his part. This will land on Earl's upcoming album "Doris". Fast forward to 6:30 for Mac's part.
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Gonzaga moves up to 9th/8th in latest polls
SPOKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga University's men's basketball team has its highest ranking since 2010 as the Associated Press and USA Today Top 25 polls were released Monday.
The Zags, 15-1 overall following a three-game road sweep, are ninth in the latest Associated Press poll and eighth in the USA Today balloting of coaches.
The last time the Bulldogs had a single-digit ranking in the USA Today poll was Feb. 20, 2010, when the squad was ranked ninth for a second straight week. The last time Gonzaga had a single-digit AP ranking was Dec. 23, 2008, when the sportswriters voted Gonzaga seventh.
The Bulldogs trail the University of Minnesota (14-1) by 57 points in the AP balloting and Syracuse University (14-1) by 74 points in the USA Today rankings. Duke University (14-0) remained atop both polls for the fourth straight week.
Gonzaga, which won at Oklahoma State University New Year's Eve and opened West Coast Conference play with wins at Pepperdine University and Santa Clara University last weekend, returns to action Thursday when Saint Mary's College visits for a pivotal early-season WCC matchup. Game time is 8 p.m. in the sold out McCarthey Athletic Center.


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Featured in the May 25, 2006, issue of the New England Journal of Medicine is George J. Annas's article "Intelligent Judging -- Evolution in the Classroom and the Courtroom." Annas distinguishes three waves of activity seeking "to banish or marginalize the teaching of evolution" in the public schools: attempts to ban the teaching of evolution, attempts to teach "creation science" alongside evolution, and attempts to teach "intelligent design" alongside evolution.
In Minnesota, Senate File 2994 was passed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate on May 20, 2006, but without the provision that would have prohibited the state department of education and local school districts from "utilizing a nonscientifically based curriculum, such as intelligent design, to meet the required science academic standards under this section." The Senate approved a version of the omnibus education bill with that pro
A transcript of Patricia Princehouse's speech "Science and the First Amendment" was posted on The Nation's website on May 16, 2006. She delivered the speech in New York City on May 11, 2006, as she accepted a Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award from the Playboy Foundation.
Just before the omnibus education bill, Senate File 2994, was approved by the Minnesota state senate by a 39-27 vote on May 15, 2006, it was amended to provide, "Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the Department of Education, a charter school, and a school district are prohibited from utilizing a nonscientifically based curriculum, such as intelligent design, to meet the required science academic standards under this section." The amendment was proposed by Senator Lawr
A public forum -- "Keeping science and religion separate in schools: The vigil after Dover" -- held at Florida State University on May 17, 2006, is now available on-line. Participating were NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott, Georgetown University theologian John F. Haught and Michigan State University philosopher Robert T. Pennock (both of whom testified as expert witnesses for the plaintiffs in Kitzmiller v.
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Use these placemats featuring hand-stitched stars at your Memorial day and 4th of July parties this summer.
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MENLO PARKMan grabs girl out for run in Atherton
Atherton police say a girl out for a run early Saturday afternoon was grabbed by a man who tried to rob her, but she was...Original post made on Jun. 22, 2015
Last comment by Liz, on Jun 25, 2015 at 1:27 pm | 6 comments | 823 Views
AROUND TOWNMenlo Park: Changes underway at Ravenswood and Alma intersection
A six-month trial of changes to the Alma Street-Ravenswood Avenue intersection starts this week, according to the city of...Original post made on Jun. 2, 2015
Last comment by concerned resident, on Jun 25, 2015 at 11:54 am | 74 comments | 7620 Views
OTHER TOPICSCounty supes adopt Laura's Law
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to implement Laura's Law, which allows courts to order...Original post made on Jun. 25, 2015
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SCHOOLS & KIDSKindles let students read on long school commutes
A pilot program to lend Kindles to Ormondale School students who have long commutes has resulted in more than 1,600 books...Original post made on Jun. 25, 2015
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MENLO PARKMenlo Park: Trial street barriers lead to unusual driving
After Menlo Park installed barriers to limit turns at the Ravenswood Avenue and Alma Street intersection, some drivers apparently...Original post made on Jun. 16, 2015
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MENLO PARKDeficit budget, M2 development caps before Menlo Park council
On Tuesday (June 16), will the Menlo Park City Council follow through on approving a budget that would have the city spending...Original post made on Jun. 15, 2015
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AROUND TOWNSheriff's deputy charged with misdemeanor over gun brandishing
A San Mateo County deputy sheriff has been charged over allegations that he pointed a gun at a custodian in a Redwood City...Original post made on May. 8, 2015
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MENLO PARKMore outdoor dining likely for Menlo Park
More outdoor dining may pop up along downtown Santa Cruz Avenue this summer. The Menlo Park City Council on June 2 voted...Original post made on Jun. 9, 2015
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OTHER TOPICSObituary: Rudy Driscoll Jr., 47, Woodside
Rudy W. Driscoll Jr., 47, a Woodside resident who served until June 13 on the local school board, died on June 16. He was...Original post made on Jun. 24, 2015
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OTHER TOPICSSequoia Healthcare District cancels Regular Meeting, AGAIN!
Directors Shefren and Faro got together again to request cancelling(a.k.a. rescheduling) one of the 6 REGULAR meetings annually...Original post made by Jack Hickey on Jun. 22, 2015
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AROUND TOWNMan pleads no contest to resisting arrest and injuring Menlo Park officer
A San Francisco man pleaded no contest Monday to felony resisting arrest and injuring a Menlo Park officer after a struggle...Original post made on Jun. 24, 2015
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AROUND TOWNKamala Harris has No interest in State of California DMV Computer being Hacked.
Editor, It's not as easy to report a crime as one would think. I first reported it to the AG's Office, They referred me...Original post made by Michael G. Stogner on Jun. 21, 2015
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AROUND TOWNX SMC Sheriff Deputy Colin T. Smith Sentencing Below the Radar.
Today was to be another sentencing hearing for Colin T. Smith. Hon. Judge Leland Davis III has allowed him to be out and...Original post made by Michael G. Stogner on May. 29, 2015
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AROUND TOWNDowntown Menlo Park gets a French patisserie
Debora Ferrand of Atherton, a Le Cordon Bleu graduate who was raised in France, is opening her own patisserie in the former...Original post made on Jun. 22, 2015
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ATHERTONAtherton council won't cut parcel tax
Although Atherton is in better financial shape than it has been for years, the parcel tax paid by residents won't be going...Original post made on Jun. 23, 2015
Last comment by H. S. Truman, on Jun 23, 2015 at 7:00 pm | 5 comments | 2293 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSKids read on long commutes
Kindergartners Benjamin and Daniel used to take naps on their 30-minute-plus bus rides between Omondale School in Portola...Original post made on Jun. 23, 2015
Last comment by Educator, on Jun 23, 2015 at 5:28 pm | 1 comment | 1919 Views
AROUND TOWNAtherton moving to put stoplight at El Camino & Almendral
Atherton's City Council is quickly moving toward installing a pedestrian-controlled stoplight on El Camino Real at Almendral...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2015
Last comment by Bruce McHenry, on Jun 23, 2015 at 5:17 pm | 26 comments | 5441 Views
WOODSIDETonight: Woodside to vote on town budget
With healthy finances in Woodside, the town is embarking on a five-year program to repair and rehabilitate its infrastructure. Read...Original post made on Jun. 23, 2015
Last comment by Gary McKae, on Jun 23, 2015 at 2:31 pm | 1 comment | 2542 Views
MENLO PARKSpreading the Menlo Spark
The nine founding members of Menlo Spark -- a small group with a big goal -- are setting out on a mission to guide Menlo...Original post made on May. 26, 2015
Last comment by Go ask Alice, on Jun 22, 2015 at 10:31 pm | 13 comments | 4618 Views
MENLO PARKCounty creates veterans commission
Veterans of military service who live in San Mateo County will have a representative body that speaks directly to the county...Original post made on Jun. 22, 2015
Last comment by pearl, on Jun 22, 2015 at 6:31 pm | 5 comments | 2017 Views
Food Party! 420
By Laura Stec | 5 comments | 1,578 views
What Are Your Gifts that Must Be Shared?
By Chandrama Anderson | 1 comment | 664 views
2017 guide to summer camps
Looking for something for the kids to do this summer, learn something new and have fun? The 2017 Summer Camp Guide features local camps for all ages and interests.