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Location: University of Miami-Mark Light Field
Monday, July 7, 2014 to Friday, July 11, 2014
Starts: 9:00am / Ends: 4:00pm
Camp Cost: $240.00
The purpose of our camp is to make every individual a better ball player.
We successfully accomplish this by building on strengths as well as recognizing and improving areas that need more attention. Players also grow in sportsmanship, leadership and citizenship skills. But most of all we encourage our campers to have fun!
Note: If you are choosing the "Add additional sibling discount " on the registration page please make sure that you provide the following information in the comments section during the registration process.
1.) Sibling's name
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6.) Print the camp waiver form for the sibling, fill out, sign bring to 1st day of camp.
If you are choosing the "Add additional sibling discount" please make sure that the sibling attends a camp that is the same cost or less.
The camp will use Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field. Pitching machines, batting cages and a speed gun are used during the camp.
Educational Program
We educate our campers on a variety of topics covered by our guest speakers.
All campers receive one complimentary t-shirt. Prizes are awarded daily.
The daily schedule will consist of half-day of instruction and half-day of games.
What to bring:
Players will need a glove, bat, hat, rubber cleats or sneak-ers. Please be sure to write camper's name on all person-al items. We are not responsible for lost items.
Please check your email regularly as this is our primary way to communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on to you via the e-mail address that you supplied when you signed up for camp. Please make it a habit to check your e-mail daily, this will eliminate any confusion and or miscommunication.
*Camp is open to any and all entrants. (limited only by number, age and grade level) Pro-rated rates available.
Note: Available on the registration page are optional items that you may purchase. These items are provided by College Baseball Camps.com. We would like to clarify that these items are indeed College Baseball Camps.com items with College Baseball Camps.com logo's and not the University of Miami items.
Please check in 30 mins prior to the camp start time.
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University of Miami Mark Light Field
From the City and Points North:
Take I-95 South until it becomes U.S.1. Continue south for about 5.5 miles to SW 57th Ave. (Red Road). Turn right onto Red Road and make another immediate right turn onto Ponce De Leon Blvd. At the first light, turn left onto San Amaro Drive. Mark Light Field is located on the corner of Ponce de Leon and San Amaro Drive.
From Rt. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) and Points West:
Take Rt. 826 and exit Miller Drive (SW 56th St.). Turn left and continue until it dead ends at the University of Miami and San Amaro Drive. Turn right onto San Amaro. Follow San Amaro ½ mile. Mark Light Field will be on your left.
From Miami International Airport:
Take exit marked Coral Gables/LeJeune Road. Exit onto LeJeune and head south until it interjects Ponce de Leon Blvd. (just before the Metro Rail). Turn right and go 1.7 miles to San Amaro Drive. Mark Light Field is located on the corner of Ponce de Leon and San Amaro Drive.
The University of Miami requires a parking permit for everyone parking on a campus lot, 8AM-6PM, M-F. You may also park in a metered space that must be paid for the entire time the vehicle is parked. There are daily parking passes available via cash or credit card payment at vending ma-chines in the Ponce de Leon garage. Weekly pass-es are available for purchase at the McKnight Build-ing located across the street from the baseball park
Bring a lunch or purchase at the concession stand. We provide free Gatorade and fresh water all day.
If you're visiting from out of town you may call the Holiday Inn across the street from the University of Miami at 305-667-5611.
University of Miami Baseball Merchandise will be available for purchase at this event.
If for any reason you need to cancel camp there will be a $75.00 cancellation fee. Refund checks will be mailed out after August 1st.
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Life Lessons:: Fireworks safety
Fourth of July is always great for summer memories but you don't want to remember the holiday for the wrong reasons.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says thousands of people end up in the hospital with injuries from fireworks every year.
Officials say if not handled properly, fireworks can cause burn and eye injuries in kids and adults.
Dr. Robert Tomsho, specializes in Emergency Medicine at Sacred Heart Hospital in Allentown, says he has seen his share of injuries in the July holiday. "The last couple Fourth of July's I've worked, I have seen an increase in burns to the hands chest face."
Dr. Tomsho says some of the injuries are more serious.
"Occasionally depending on what the device was I have seen some blast injuries and amputations of hands, fingers."
The National Fire Protection Association say more children are likely to be injured by fireworks than adults.
The reason? Take sparklers, they burn at more than 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit and curious kids can get into trouble.
" They can catch their hair on fire. They can have those sparks go into their face or their eyes. so even though those are legal they're not necessarily danger free," says Dr. Tomsho.
Officials say it's important to know what's legal and what isn't.
Pennsylvania State Police say basically, anything that shoots in the air requires a permit.
Things like quarter sticks and M80's are illegal.
If you decide to use legal novelty items like sparklers:
- Always read and follow instructions carefully.
- Use items outside in an open area.
- A responsible adult should supervise all activities.
- Only light one item at a time.
- Place used items in a bucket of water prior to properly disposing of them.
" I think that's the key, using products that are legal and being responsible with them. And if you do that in a safe manner, you can still have a good time, you just need to be careful," says Dr. Tomsho.
Officials say the best way to protect your family is not to use any fireworks at home.
They say attend public fireworks displays, and leave the lighting to the professionals.
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Proctor & Gamble Campaign
Advocacy Groups Persuade Procter & Gamble to Offer Fair Trade Certified Coffee
Largest US Coffee Company to Pay Farmers a Fair Price
Impoverished coffee farmers around the world won a victory when Procter & Gamble, the largest seller of coffee in the United States, announced on September 15, 2003 that it would begin offering Fair Trade Certified coffee though its specialty coffee division, Millstone.
Procter & Gamble's agreement to sell Fair Trade coffee came in response to a grassroots campaign by Global Exchange, Oxfam America, Co-op America, the Interfaith Fair Trade Initiative, and socially responsible shareholders calling on the corporation to assist the millions of coffee farmers hammered by the collapse of coffee prices. For the last year and a half, thousands of people across the U.S. have sent letters, faxes and emails to Procter & Gamble demanding that it offer Fair Trade coffee. Now, thanks to the efforts of people of conscience around the country, more farmers than ever before will be guaranteed a living wage for their harvests.
"With world market prices as low as they are right now, we see that many farmers cannot maintain their families and their land anymore," said Jerónimo Bollen, Director of Manos Campesinas, a Fair Trade coffee cooperative in Guatemala, upon hearing the news. "We need Fair Trade now more than ever."
Over the past three years, the price of coffee has fallen almost 50 percent, bringing global prices to a 30-year low. The price collapse has resulted in a humanitarian crisis for 25 million coffee growing families in more than 50 developing countries. Unable to cover their costs of production, small farmers cannot earn enough to feed their families, send their children to school, or purchase essential medicines. Some farmers have been forced to leave their lands.
Fair Trade certified coffee helps ease the plight of small farmers by guaranteeing growers $1.26 per pound for their harvest. The price floor enables farmers to make a dignified living and while providing new opportunities to cultivate the highest quality organic coffees.
Today some 10,000 retail outlets and 200 universities across the U.S offer Fair Trade coffee. That's a dramatic improvement from just three years ago, when only a handful of coffee companies sold the socially responsible blend. But despite the growing popularity of Fair Trade coffee, demand has not yet matched supply: Last year about 200 million lbs. of certified Fair Trade coffee was sold at normal market prices because of insufficient demand.
By increasing the volume of Fair Trade coffee sold in the U.S., the Procter & Gamble agreement will help to close that gap, extending to more farmers the benefits of the Fair Trade system.
Procter & Gamble's Millstone brand will immediately offer Fair Trade coffee to wholesale accounts such as universities, restaurants, and hospitals. Millstone will eventually begin retailing Fair Trade coffee in supermarkets nationwide. P&G has committed to a major marketing effort to increase the volume of Millstone's Fair Trade sales to at least two to three million pounds within two years.
Unfortunately, P&G's Folgers brand will not be offering Fair Trade coffee. This is a disappointment for Global Exchange and our allies, since we had hoped to bring Fair Trade to the millions of coffee drinkers who don't consume specialty coffees. Nevertheless, the P&G agreement marks an important victory—not only for farmers—but also for the larger corporate accountability movement.
Procter & Gamble's announcement shows that, when united, citizens can force even the largest corporations to change their business practices. The P&G victory proves that citizen action—the efforts of people just like you—is as powerful as the deepest corporate pockets.
"When human rights groups, people of faith and consumers work together, we can successfully pressure giant corporations to change business as usual," said Deborah James, director of GX's Global Economy programs. "Because of grassroots pressure, P&G is now more accountable to the needs of impoverished coffee farmers."


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class A { }; class B { void init() { create("A"); }; };
pseudo c++:
asIScriptObject* create(string s) { int id = getClassId(s); return reinterpret_cast<asIScriptObject*>(engine->CreateScriptObject(id)); }
so now to my problem.
i create class B and than i call the function init() from B that creates a new object from A
something like this:
pseudo call stack:
objB = create("B") objB.callMethod("init") that calls objA = create("A")
after that the ref count of objB is 1 (as expected)
the ref count of objA is 2 (have to be 1)
have i an error in my logic?
i tracked this down to:
as_scriptobject.cpp line 122
that line doesnt dec the ref counter of objA but it does it for objB.
is that because to call a script function there has to be an active context?
is this a bug or have i call the release func myself?
thx for help
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I had to take a road trip to attend my monthly SW club meeting, and it was a good trip.
I found two of the Momaw/Hammerhead figures. One had more gray paint on his head than the other, so I bought both. And I found a Garindin figure, too.
If any of you guys are into customizing, the Garindin body is great. Pop off the head and you can make plenty of generic soldiers, bounty hunters, whatever.
During the day, my friend and I stopped at at least 6 WMs. Five of the six had the Unleashed. One store in particular had 27 figures on the pegs and shelves. There are none in the Louisville-area WMs but they are plentiful at the out of the way WMs.
Also bought an Early Bird Kit for $5. Couldn't pass a bargin like that up.


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Oh well. The day will not be a loss, of course. Just means more time for me to work on my projects! And what better thing to work on during a snow day than some seriously cute boots!?
They're getting there. Slloooowwly but surely. I have no idea where I'm gonna find laces. I'm sure I've got something in the craftroom....somewhere.....it's kind of a matter of finding it though. I'm pretty sure I've got some leather laces (in my jewelry supplies). But I'd rather use a more rope-like material, since the whole boot is already made from leather scrap. And I want those little tabby things on the ends like real shoes. What do you think?


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This morning I got up early to go listen for gobblers near the swamp at the back of the farm where my wife keeps her horse. I heard three fairly faint gobbles from the higher ground between the channels in the swamp, the same place I heard them last Spring. It was music to my ears. He's probably following hens around all day right now. The breeze picked up a half hour after dawn, making it difficult to hear anything clearly. About 3/4ths of a mile away from there, I found more than a few places that were freshly kicked up near where a grove of holly trees meets some beech trees beside the creek where there used to be an old still. I only saw hen droppings there, but I'm sure with that much hen activity, a gobbler will come around if they continue to hang out there. There's a stone-lined fire pit that has an old barrel beside it and lots of old brown glass gallon jugs lying around. I'm considering using the fire pit as a ground blind. Why not?
Probably the best thing is it was still too cool for mosquitoes to be out in force. I saw a few Wood Ducks, some Ringneck Ducks a pair of Mallards & some Canada Geese come off the swamp. I also saw a gang of 9 deer trot past within range, most likely the same ones I saw during archery season that stayed too far to shoot. I sure could tell they knew the hunting season was over.
It was a great way to spend a few hours and it only got me more fired up for turkey season. Every day is getting closer.


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A Major Sea Change: Ocean Acidification Becomes a Top Priority
Posted On September 26, 2013 by Julia Roberson
Earlier this month, the Seattle Times unveiled their most ambitious multimedia project ever: Sea Change: The Pacific Ocean Takes a Perilous Turn.
After months of travel across the Pacific, journalists Craig Welch and Steve Ringman unveiled the thorough and striking series of videos, photographs and interviews that underline just what ocean acidification will mean for people. Welch and Ringman capture a changing ocean, focusing on how increasing acidification will impact communities along the Pacific Rim including American crab and shellfish industries.
The iconic oyster industries on both the East and West coasts have been coping with the effects of ocean acidification for almost a decade now—and research is showing that crabs and other shell-forming species may be seeing direct impacts soon.
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Richard Sherman trolls the **** out of people. I wish we had him on the phins.
Guys, get into the "Heres what the defense is missing" thread if you havent already
WV gave Ray Lewis his new nickname. He shall henceforth be known as The Knife.
Is this thread depths like in refering to other posters? In other words, can I speak freely about another poster or two in here?
Really I guess youd be better off going off in the anything goes thread just to be on the safe side.
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On a separate note, I'm LOLing at how many awards Dovahkiin is being nominated for.


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Hey, it's June. And 2012 has been a magical year for music so far, so I thought I'd list my favorites.
This is just really a list of albums and songs I've bought and loved this year, so I haven't heard everything. There are still a ton of records out there I have yet to buy and hear (like new CDs by Gossip, Ladyhawke and King Tuff), but I'm getting there. So keep in mind, this is just my own personal favorites list.
Nicki Minaj, "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded" – You either love her or you hate her. I call her Queen Nicki, so you can imagine how I feel about her. From her heavy-hitting rap tracks like "Beez in the Trap," "Come on a Cone" and "I Am Your Leader," to her fun pop songs like "Whip It," "Starships" and "Pound the Alarm," Nicki just rules. And yes, I know the pop songs aren't that brilliant, but I have more fun listening to those songs than just about anything else out there in any other genre. That counts for something. And if you can't get behind those songs, just listen to "Come on a Cone" – an incredibly genius rap song. One of the best released in years. Bow before the queen.
Terry Malts, "Killing Time" – Such a joyous, loud, messy punk record.
Justin Townes Earle, "Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me Now" – I think JTE writes lyrics by opening a vein and pouring his blood on a page. I think he writes music by mixing a bit of the stars and earth with his hands, and then picking up his guitar while his hands are still dirty. His lyrics are always honest, painfully so. His music is both comforting and disarmingly beautiful. He makes the best country music.
Sanitgold, "Master of My Make-Believe" – It's not quite as pop or immediately captivating as her debut, but it still grabs you by the neck like any good Santigold work. There are a lot of sounds going on but they all lead down satisfying and mind-bending rabbit holes.
Alabama Shakes, "Boys & Girls" – I'd rather see this band live than listen to this album, but it'll do until I can make it to the next show. It's a shame the band's powerful Zeppelin-meets-James Brown sound doesn't come off that well on the album, but it's still worth a listen.
Best Coast, "The Only Place" – Take away the super-sunny pop, add a bit more rock 'n' roll, keep in the confessional lyrics, and ka-boom, you have the new Best Coast record. I adore it.
The Lumineers, "The Lumineers" – If this folk-pop album were a person, it would iron its shirts, give you a firm handshake and look you in the eye. It's earnest, and that's refreshing.
Of Monsters and Men, "My Head is an Animal" – There are a lot of really beautiful sounds on this album. It's atmospheric and pretty. Makes me feel like I'm somewhere and someone else when I hear it.
Tennis, "Young & Old" – Timeless pop music. Not the kind of pop you dance to at a club, but the kind of pop you listen to on sunny days with the windows rolled down, and you don't really have anywhere to be.
Water Liars, "Phantom Limb" – Gorgeous and moody. Packs a quiet punch.
Gaslight Anthem, "45" – One of my favorite songs released this year, but then again, this is one of my favorite bands. It's a great rock 'n' roll track, wonderfully urgent and full of emotion.
Rye Rye, "Boom Boom" – I haven't bought her album yet, but I love this video game-inspired single. So much fun.
Scissor Sisters, "Shady Love" – OK, I don't love "Magic Hour." But I adore "Shady Love." I never would've thought Scissor Sisters could have pulled off a rap song, but this is one of the most fun songs out there.
Phillip Phillips, "Home" – Try this: Play this song for one of your indie rock music snobs, and see them scratch their heads. It's not Fleet Foxes, but it sounds like it! It's not Band of Horses, but it sounds like it! Nope, ladies and gents, it's an "American Idol" winner, and this a gorgeous, wonderful song. It may have been produced by "AI," but whatever, a good song's a good song, and this one's good. Really good.
Kanye West, "Mercy" – With West, Big Sean, 2 Chainz and Pusha T, it doesn't get much better than this. Weird and wonderful.
The Tallest Man on Earth, "1904" – Such a beautiful folk song, but then again, that's all the Tallest Man on Earth knows how to make. So ready for his new album.
Alrighty. I think that's it. I have a feeling I'm forgetting someone… hope not, but if I do, I'll make a separate post.
What's your favorite music of 2012 so far?


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The Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, and New Orleans Saints all either cut players or restructured contracts to help create cap room for themselves in the coming weeks.
Other teams, such as the New York Giants, might be ble to do little by way of re-signing their own players because they expect to be knocking their helmets on the cap's ceiling.
Meanwhile, all is well with the Miami Dolphins. All is quiet. Nothing to see here.
Well, because Jeff Ireland has done an excellent job saving his (or owner Stephen Ross's) pennies the past couple of years and the savings have added up to a boon in cap space this year.(Peanut gallery: But Mando, the reason the Dolphins have so much cap space is because they're just a mediocre team that didn't make the playoffs for the fourth year in a row. If you're not in the playoffs, you should have cap space the next offseason.)
Let us refer back to the list of teams above that had to do invasive surgery on their contract structure to get out from under their salary cap ailments. The Bills didn't make the playoffs. Neither did the Jets. Neither did Dallas, Oakland, Philadelphia, Detroit or New Orleans.This thread should be fun.The point is there is no way to cheat the salary cap. It must be managed wisely to keep a team in position to enjoy its benefits.
Jeff Ireland and his team have done that for 2013. I recognize many of you don't like the idea of giving Ireland credit for much of anything. Those folks understand why I started saying you might not like reading this post.


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This is kind of an interesting development. They are delaying the employer mandate, but NOT the individual mandate. Won't that make a mess when the employer mandate is begun ... there will be people who will no longer need their individual insurance since they will be getting it from their employer. That should make it more likely that young, healthy people who are employed by a company with more than 50 employees will not sign up for the program in 2014. That should also screw up the actuarial basis for the cost of this law.
It just so happens that the 2014 mid-terms will now occur before this mandate kicks in. If this had not been delayed, the effects would be felt by the time the mid-terms were taking place. Nah. I'm sure that has nothing to do with it.
The Obama administration announced Tuesday that it is delaying a major provision in the health care overhaul, putting off until 2015 a requirement that many employers offer health insurance.
The announcement was made late Tuesday by the Treasury Department, at the beginning of the holiday week while Congress was on recess. It comes amid reports that the administration is running into roadblocks as it prepares to implement ObamaCare.
The change in the employer mandate is arguably the most significant concession the administration has made to date.
The law requires companies that employ 50 or more workers to offer coverage or face fines. The Treasury Department and the White House said that, based on complaints by employers that the system for reporting the coverage was too onerous, they would simplify that system and give employers an additional year to comply.
"We have heard concerns about the complexity of the requirements and the need for more time to implement them effectively," Mark J. Mazur, the assistant secretary for tax policy at the Treasury Department, said in a statement posted online. "We have listened to your feedback. And we are taking action."
The mandate was originally set to kick in for 2014, but will now start in 2015.
The decision effectively means that penalties that would have been assessed against non-compliant businesses will be delayed until 2015. The administration encouraged employers to provide insurance anyway.
While the employer mandate is being delayed, the so-called individual mandate -- the requirement that individuals obtain health insurance -- presumably remains on schedule for 2014.
The administration also still plans to open up a new marketplace for government-regulated insurance plans on Oct. 1, to take effect on Jan. 1. And a sprawling set of subsidies would also remain in place.
The delay of the employer mandate, though, raises questions about whether more elements of the law might be delayed in the coming months.
White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett explained that, on the employer mandate issue, the administration was making two changes.
"First, we are cutting red tape and simplifying the reporting process," she wrote on the White House blog. She cited concerns that the law would have required companies to set up new data collection systems on employee access to health care. She said: "Some of this detailed reporting may be unnecessary for businesses that more than meet the minimum standards in the law." So, she said, the administration plans to figure out a "smarter system."
Second, she said, the administration would delay the roll-out and penalties since they were overhauling the reporting system.
"This allows employers the time to test the new reporting systems and make any necessary adaptations to their health benefits while staying the course toward making health coverage more affordable and accessible for their workers," she said.
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Okay, so maybe the "chanllenge" was less "challenging" than I intended. :rolleyes: But memories of a father seen most of his life as a waste of time and a failure, change to ones of joy and pleasantry weren't enough? Old photos, handmade father's day card, game tickets? Nothing? :cry:
Doh! I forgot all about the end...sorry!
I found this one frequently chuckle-worthy.
It was back on this week. Most odd mystery case in a long time, and I was wondering if this would be a solved-in-one-hour show or a to-be-continued one (I won't spoil the end to tell you which). All the little tricks and tests and suspects were grerat. I liked Bones' reaction to the new house, too.
I forgot all about it being on an hour eariler so I missed it...and your post BCJ reminds me that I missed it! I wonder how many more new episodes there will be this season? I thought I read there would only be 7 (give or take) this year???
So, is this series ever going to resume? What, did a co-star have a baby or something? I certainly think that one newborn child's development and bonding aren't quite as important as a fictional medical/crime drama that MILLIONS of people watch. So selfish...
I read something recently that it will be back...in April maybe? I"m with ya BCJ, baby shamby!


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Good grief, Charlie Brown! Do I actually have a client who is willing to pay for the development of an Open Source project that anydamnbody can grab for free afterwards? Yepper, doodle!
A buddy of mine created a startup commercial cleaning service. He did a couple of years' worth of research and then started buying equipment and making other investments. One of the investments he is making is an interactive web site with a communications facility (Connection) for his customers, cleaners, and account managers to all share info on what's happening. There were some existing commercial software solutions that were either too expensive or insufficient to the cause. So, he came to me to build him a new system.
I am doing all the PHP and MySQL work to get this Connection thing built. My local graphics design partner is doing all the look and feel stuff to make the site more pleasing to the eye. The real breakthrough here is that the end user just wants a system that meets his needs and is configured for him to use it without grief. He doesn't want to own the code or sell the service; he just wants to use it his own bad sef. I can put the code in the public domain as Open Source and maybe get other geeks to contribute.
The cool part of all this is offering the service of installing and configuring the Connection service to other businesses. Unless these end users are hip to installing and whatnot they will pay to have the Connection service hosted on somebody else's server with just a login or a link on their own site. Eh? Profit through ignorance. I love it.


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I wish I had seen this thread earlier.
I'd have torn this guy's questions to shreds.
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TI, you seem to be photocopying our weather a tad further south of you. Today's the 6th-straight 100-degree+ day, and I think tomorrow's supposed to be the last of those. It's expected to get into the high/mid 80s by mid-week. I sure hope so.
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Medical device maker St. Jude got a lift Friday for two reasons: Fitch Ratings maintained the company's debt ratings and the FDA set an October 9 date for a review that could result in approval of a new heart device.
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Fitch reiterated its bond ratings and said that President Barack Obama's health-care overhaul should modestly improve volume growth for St. Jude's products as more people get health insurance over the next two years, according to MarketWatch in this report.
The reiteration on debt and the safety of leverage levels is important with discussion of the device, the CardioMEMs' Champion Heart Failure Monitoring System, back on the calendar. St. Jude has a 19% stake in CardioMEMs and the option for an outright purchase. While the FDA date announcement was news, this is a review "yet again" of the monitoring system for FDA approval, write Leerink Swann Research Analysts Danielle Antalffy and Robert Marcus
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It's been 7 years since my last puppy. So i have a couple quick questions. Right now I have a 9 week old BLF and she is doing great at adjusting to our house, her crate training, etc. She's a fun little fur ball!
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Scoot's uncle took this gobbler with his home made long bow and arrows. First birds he's taken with a bow and arrows he made himself. 20#, 10-1/2" beard.
Congrats Ray.
WillowRidgeCalls wrote:Not sure what he used to make the bow and quiver out of? It looks like osage, that what most use? The quiver could be beaver or otter?
I talked with Scoot and he wasn't sure what it was either, but it's from a tree he cut on his own property. Ray is 71yo and likes to build his own equipment, the arrows are wooden and he cuts his own wing feathers and dyes them and makes his own flint broadheads, the bow is about 50# bow. Scoot said he'd talk to him and see what he used to make them out of.
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From the internationally best-selling author of Kane and Abel and A Prisoner of Birth comes Only Time Will Tell, the first in an ambitious new series that tells the story of one family across generations, across oceans, from heartbreak to triumph.
The epic tale of Harry Clifton's life begins in 1920, with the words "I was told that my father was killed in the war." A dock worker in Bristol, Harry never knew his father, but he learns about life on the docks from his uncle, who expects Harry to join him at the shipyard once he's left school. But then an unexpected gift wins him a scholarship to an exclusive boys' school, and his life is never the same.
As he enters into adulthood, Harry finally learns how his father really died, but the awful truth only leads him to a question: was he even his father? Is he the son of Arthur Clifton, a stevedore who spent his whole life on the docks, or the firstborn son of a scion of West Country society, whose family owns a shipping line?
This introductory novel in Archer's ambitious series The Clifton Chronicles includes a cast of colorful characters and takes us from the ravages of the Great War to the outbreak of the Second World War, when Harry must decide whether to take up a place at Oxford or join the navy and go to war with Hitler's Germany.
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"Typical Archer"
If you're looking for real literature, this is not it. If you're looking for a guiltily entertaining book, go for it. This is typical Archer. In fact, some people might find it too typical -- a repeat of Kane and Abel, for example. While that might indeed be true, I read Kane and Abel a million years ago so getting to read a variation of it now was a ton of fun. Sometimes, it's just nice to read something light where the good guys are the good guys and the bad guys are the bad guys.I look forward to the next installment.
"Standard Archer "class-clash". Stellar narration!!"
I have listened to all of Jeffrey Archer's work. This is standard class-clash Archer plotline with superb character development. I already feel like I grew up with these characters, and can't wait for the next "installment". By the way, the story is told from 1st and 3rd-person viewpoints, and from 7 separate "angles". I bow to Mr. Archer who can weave a complex story like no other (read A Prisoner of Birth and you'll agree). Incomparable two-person narration lends further authenticity to the characters. Since Mr. Archer plans 5 parts, covering 100 years, each part taking 1 year to produce, this series isn't for the faint of heart; however, die-hard Archer fans will settle in and eagerly anticipate the inevitable come-uppance that awaits the already much-hated Mr. Hugo. In the next book, I would expect a few more Archer "soap opera twists" to get us to thoroughly despise him...
Cane and Abel by Jeffrey Archer. Class-clash plotline, intricate character development, detailed research, and soap opera-style twists that build utter contempt for the villainous antagonist.
Evocative narration. Mastery of British / Irish (UK) dialects. Male / female narration lends further credibility to the various characters.
Too difficult to select only one. Each character has already been fully formed by Mr. Archer, evoking myriad emotions from the reader, including empathy, sympathy, pity, incredulity, and seething anger.
I eagerly anticipate the next book!
"From the Master of the Novel as Soap Opera"
Some days all I really want is for someone to tell me a wicked-good story, and when that mood strikes me, there is no better author to turn to than Jeffrey Archer. His books are simple, fast-moving, thoughtless, and well-constructed, while his characters are either very good or very bad, and almost believable. Archer's major ability is to grab the reader quickly and never let go, and to somehow make the reader care about what happens in the lives of the characters, in short, to make the reader want to know how it turns out. After quickly finishing Only Time Will tell, the first book in Archer's projected series, The Clifton Chronicles, I immediately picked up and finished the second book, The Sins of the Father. No doubt about it: I'll buy each succeeding book as it is published.
Don't know what I want to be when I grow up. Trip's cool though. Use Audible to make gym-training sane... And rip my imagination.
"Accidental Discovery"
After giving Jeffery Archer's "A Prisoner of Birth" ten stars I wanted more Archer. So I stupidly bought "Mightier Than The Sword:. MISTAKE! Stupidly? Uh-huh, it was the fifth book in the "The Clinton Chronicles" and while it was intriguing from chapter one, it was quickly obvious that I'd come in the middle of this saga. So... I've stopped that book and downloaded "Only Time Will Tell" the first i this Epic. Whew... great relief.
YOU MUST START WITH THIS BOOK! Which is an intriguing story that sets the character foundation for the entire series. Archer's cast is well defined and Roger Allam together with Emilia Fox make them live.
Do I recommend "Only Time Will Tell"? Well facing an eleven hour drive tomorrow, I've j just downloaded "The Sins Of The Fathers"... Number 2 in "The Clifton Chronicles". That's as good a recommendation that's in me.
"Slow to start, but overall a terrific book!!"
This book starts off painfully slow. There seems to be nothing eventful or entertaining for the first 4 to 6 hours; BUT, hang in there.
This book reminds me of a Ken Follett novel in a lot of ways - which is a good thing as I am a big fan of Follet. There is good character development and if you keep in mind that Archer intends to make this a five book series, I think you'll find it acceptable he takes so long to develop the characters - of course if long and involved is not your style, you'll probably want to skip this one.
Overall, I am getting the feeling this may end up being one of my favorite series of novels. I have listened to Archer novels before and have liked them all so far.
With respect to narration, I'm not a big fan of multiple readers, and if I judge the end product, I don't think Emelia Fox added any value to the production by reading the lead female character; however, she was not a distraction. They both delivered a fine performance - Roger Allam is especially good.
I highly recommended this one, it has the potential to be a great series of books!!
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"Addictive storyteller, outstanding narration."
Mr. Archer is just a great teller of tales. His heroes and heroines, in this case autobiographical, are so engaging and charismatic I became hopelessly addicted to the series.
The same can be said of the villain. he a tragically bad seed from a family of outstanding good character, nobility and wealth. He reminds me of several of Follet's villains in Pillars of the Earth and Dangerous Fortune.
The intricate British cast system is brilliantly exposed as it provides much of the series' theme.
The performance is, in a word, brilliant.
"Loved it"
Okay... I have been waiting for a new Jeffrey Archer book for a long time. This one doesn't disappoint... great story... great characters... fantastic narration. Can't wait for the sequels.
What a great book! I was totally engrossed in it and loved the way Jeffrey Archer told the story from the perspective of each of the main characters. Narration was spot on. I put it up there with Pillars of the Earth and World Without End as one of those special epic stories. Only disappointment was that I will have to wait so long for the next one!
Narrative makes the world go round.
"engrossing but derivative white hats/black hats"
I love novels spun from "lives lived across the 20th century" and told from multiple angles. This has both those narrative strengths BUT is very derivative of other, similar novels (including early Ken Follett, who himself is derivative of other, better novels). Also like Follett, this features total goodies who constantly have dastardly deeds done undo them by total meanies. Frustrating, because it COULD have been a very good novel!
I love espionage, legal, and detective thrillers but listen to most genres. Very frequent reviews. No plot spoilers! Please excuse my typos!
"Now is the time to listen to this series"
First The Clifton Chronicles was to be a trilogy, then five books, and finally 7 novels. #7, the real final one is titled This Was a Man, and it will be released on November 8, 2016. With all prior novels in the series ending in cliff hanger situations (a serialized series), rather than wait a year for the next novel why not just wait until the series is done and listen to all of them? I wish I had!! Frustration would have been a lot less. Make no mistake every novel in the series is great with almost all earning 5 stars. Jeffrey Archer writes wonderful historical fiction. Narration has been consistently superb with Alex Jennings narrating most of the series and Roger Allam and Emilia Fox narrating this one. The Clifton Chronicles is a must-read series, but its best to wait until the series is complete to avoid cliffhangers that require a year wait to resolve.
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What about being conservative when it comes to the the health of our children, and our natural resources? I would rather have stringent levels and raise them if the science alows it. The burden of proof is being forced on the wrong side of the issue. Conservatives seem wreckless.
As Bob K put it, "arsenic .... is found universally occurring naturally in ground water in low levels".
Must be the new math I've been hearing math professors talking about the last few years where the operations you use to get the answer are more important than being correct. Let's see: People exposed to elevated levels or arsenic (Taiwan, Argentina, Chile) have higher cancer rates (1) + no data showing that current standards also cause increased cancer rates (0) = a need to make the acceptable level much lower because it has to be better (2). Or (1+0=2) Hmmmmm........ Very interesting.
Flytyer - not true.
The NAS report used studies of humans to draw their conclusions. Humans in Taiwan, Chile and Argentina. The resulting effects are primarily bladder and lung cancer. nasty.
The only piece of the puzzle that is missing is data from arsenic levels equivalent to the US drinking water standard. That data doesn't exist.
So, to conclude something about these lower exposure levels, NAS considered studies of non-human subjects. These studies show that arsenic exposure at the US standard has ill effects. These ill effects are entirely consistent with studies done on humans at higher exposure levels. Put 1+1 together.
Just remember this....
For what it's worth, arsenic is a naturally occurring element, and is found universally occurring naturally in ground water in low levels. Sounds like we are trying to be "too safe" at times.
This is a "POOR CHOICE" for trying to bash the current administration for all of the nonscientists out there trying to make a point.
Also keep in mind that most metals also are naturally occurring (e.g. mercury, etc.) and these also occur in water to varying degrees just from rainfall/ground water coming in contact with ores everytime it rains. Virtually everything has some solubility, that's why we studied "solubility product constants" in college.
ALL pollution is not man-made, contrary to popular opinion.
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I, too, believe pollution levels will increase as a result of this change in the Act.
As to the arsenic, is it naturally occuring or introduced by man to facilitate their particular ore extraction method?
I coudn't have said it any better. And it is also how information is disseminated in a fashion comprised of good form and without put-downs. The very reasons I have become associated with this forum and the fine folks who participate in it.
Many folks do not not what the subcommittee based its recommendation on for lowering the arsenic levels. However, I take exception to their conclusion that despite the fact that there are zero, nadda, no studies that show there is an increased incidence of cancerous or non-cancerous effects, they decided that the levels should be reduced anyway. And they based this upon how arsenic is absorbed and possibly stored in the human body, observed epidemiological findings (these were with laboratory mice, a species that is remarkably susceptable to cancer), and available information on the variation in the susceptibility of humans to arsenic.
Hmmmmm.... I had several professors who call conclusion of this sort wishful thinking at best and begging the issue at worst since there is no evidence to back the conclusion.
Just wanted to say all this hoopla has nothing to do with friendships, in fact it's our freindship that let's us debate such issues so vigorously without fear of taking each other too seriously!
A summary of the NAS report is available here:
In support of your point:
"No human studies of sufficient statistical power or scope have examined whether consumption of arsenic in drinking water at the current MCL results in an increased incidence of cancer or noncancer effects. Therefore, the subcommittee's characterization of risks at the current MCL is based on observed epidemiological findings, experimental data on the mode of action of arsenic, and available information on the variations in human susceptibility."
Yet, the committee had to draw a conclusion. They used the available evidence from human and cellular based studies to do so conclude:
"On the basis of its review of epidemiological findings, experimental data on the mode of action of arsenic, and available information on the variations in human susceptibility, it is the subcommittee's consensus that the current EPA MCL for arsenic in drinking water of 50 µg/L does not achieve EPA's goal for public-health protection and, therefore, requires downward revision as promptly as possible."
The fact that the "perfect" study wasn't available doesn't invalidate their conclusion. Sometimes you just put 1 + 1 together to conclude the obvious. Their recommendation to revise downward as promptly as possible reinforces this.
Yes, I will concede this is the case. However, our country uses a lot more power today than it did just 10 years ago due to the information explotion known as the internet. And in that time there has not been much in the way of new power getting on-line. The fact is we need to have some more power or many more areas of the country are going to experience the "brown outs" and outright loss of power that happened in CA 2 years ago. The other alternative is for all of us who use technology to use it a lot less, and I don't see that as very viable.
My fantasy is that power would be produced only through non-polluting methods and means and do so without the use of power dams and their riverine destructiveness. Perhaps before I leave this world this will happen.
I am not aware of any study that has been done on the need to lower arsenic levels in drinking water. I am aware that some folks decided that if you lower the allowable level of arsenic, it is a good thing without having done any study to back up the claim that it is too high now. This is not science. The cost of meeting this much lower level is very high though. And virtually every town, city, municipality, etc. in the U.S. would have to invest large chunks of change to meet it. And after doing so, is there really any benefit?
flytyer - the science is clear on these issues
I won't try to convince someone who considers a marketing ploy for "clean bottled water" as a substitute for scientific study
As someone who has been involved with developing such reports, I can assure that there is no conspiracy or ulterior motive behind it. Public opinion and political self-interest are vastly more squishy than the facts on these issues.
Sorry my good friend Flytyer there will be more gross air pollution than there is now it just will not go over the permit limits. If you watched the Leher report a couple nights ago the head of air pollution for the EPA even addmitted such after continuously saying that the new standards will have no effect on power companies going over the permitt standard. The question to him would there be more air pollution he just used the permit value as his answer untill he could no longer worm his way out of it and said that pollution would go up but not to worry because it would not exceed permit standards. You and I are both in the enviro work world you know as well as me how the game is played. Double speak, double speak. If the nation wide permit total for air pollution is 200 million tons per year and we are currently at 160 million tons per year and after a couple of years air pollution is 190 million tons then it went up. I don't care about the increase in power I care that we have less air pollution that destroys the lakes on the East coast and effects so many peoples health nation wide.
Have a good weekend and see you soon on the river.
You are correct, based upon the information you provided on the wind farm, I was mis-informed. The news media had the wind farm being located on the island. Thnaks for clearing it up for me, and I must say that I too am opposed to placing the wind towers in the bay.
Exactly my point with saying that there will be no net increase in pollution by the power companies. If the total emitted is within the current permit levels and there is more power produced, there is no net gain in pollution while more power is being produced. And this is accomplished at less cost (and with smaller or no rate increases to consumers) than if new plants were built or the older existing ones had to meet the newer more stingent levels.
There has been no determination that lowering the aresenic levels in drinking water would make the water any more safe for us than leaving them where they have been. And, it does not make sense to make the level so low that the vast majority of bottled spring water (which we are told is the purest and best for us since it has none of thos nasty chemicals added to purify it that our water treatment plants must add) would not be able to meet the standard.
Regarding so-called green-house gasses, there has been no conclusive or any proof offered by the proponents of reducing them that any global warming has occured. Local, short-lived increases in temperature have been offered as proof that it is happening, and that is not science, it is wishful thinking or begging the issue. Interestingly, these so-called climate changes have been found to be within normal climate fluctuations here in the U.S. that occur over a 50 to 130 year cycle. And, as is well known, a single, small volcanic eruption puts as much green-houee gas into the atmoshpere as 50 years worth of human activity. There have been quite a few very large vocanic eruptions and a lot of small ones in the last 20 years.
47% of the voters, voted for this kind of policy. That is almost a majority. Like it or not, pollution and the environment is not a big deal to many.
As for industry, if they went out of business every time regs. were tightened up, they would have been gone long ago.
Those bumper stickers, "Sportsmen for Bush" are just that. Thank god that fly fishermen concern themselves with conservation issues first and the sportsmenship thing of this era down our list as why we participate in the outdoors. We may not get it right all the time as fly fishermen but our intent is good. We can be proud of that.
To say there will be less air pollution because of the rule changes or the same amount of air pollution is wrong. One must read the language carefully. The Bush administration says that pollution will stay under the current permit level and on that front he is most likely correct. But the majority of the 1700 power plants in this country are below that permit level now and by a fair amount. The rule change is so power companies can make changes that will pollute more than they do now but will increase profit for the companies. No they will not go over the current permit limitations which are artificially too high and have been from day one. Air pollution will go up as will profit.
As for the toughest air quality standards in the world I dought it. Are we not in the lowest 10% for the 30 or so first world countries? Of course there are 90 some odd countries who are not first world who can not afford to clean up their act so if you add us the wealthiest country in the world to the entire countries in the world we do rank high. Big deal, we still consume 25% of the world energy and it's that energy and lax standards to begin with that make the USA as one of the worlds top air polluters only behind China and Russia I'll bet.
You are misinformed, the proposal for this private venture is not to put the windmills on an island, it's to put them IN THE WATER over several square miles of area in the middle of the sound in shifting sand shoals in the migratory paths of numerous fish and bird species in a fragile environ which is one of the last remaining somewhat pristine areas in the entire region. They may not emit smoke but they will corrode and leak lubricants, involve major construction projects in the water and habitat of millions if not billions of organisms, and worst of all it's hairbrained science fiction at it's best.
Putting the windmills on an island would be fine my me... in fact I proposed the government owned Otis Air Force Base, which is a massive land area closed to public access in one of the largest areas of the cape. If you were familiar with the area you might agree.
We know the power is meaningless anyway, it's only going to be sold into the grid for private gain. There is no power problem on the Cape today that the windmills will solve.
If anyone thinks the multi-year, big bucks construction will have no negative impact via pollutants and other damages to the Nantucket Sound ecosystem during and after construction they are dreaming. If anyone thinks these structures will last out there for any appreciable number of years, they are ignorant. The whole plan is ludicrous.
Put them on an island, yes please - not in the sound!
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