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My husband came home from work one day talking about this new obstacle course that had opened somewhere on the island. He was excited to find this new place and try it out. While I was at Ticket & Tours getting the last of my information for my Mt Fuji climb i saw a picture of something rather interesting. As i looked closer i realized this must be the place my husband was talking about. I asked if there were any tours and presto! I booked us 2 seats for the coming Saturday! I was sooo excited about this surprise date i had booked for my honey bunny and i! I kept it a secret for a couple of days and than i couldn't keep it a secret any longer and told him about the little adventure we were going on! I decided to take the bus with MCCS for our first time there.
The cost is 3500 Yen, about $35.00 American Dollars for adults. The tour was $50 per adult. You need to call ahead of time to make reservations so the course is not over crowded. The last western stlye toilet is at the main office before the little bus takes you up to the course, after that, it is only squattie potties. There is no food to purchase up there. However, there is water and soda for 100 yen to purchase at the base camp area. There are not areas to buy drinks on the course. If it is hot, hydrate or wear a camel back! If your sunglasses, hat, wallet, etc. fall out of your pocket on the course, they are gone gone gone, 120 feet down in the jungle gone!!! Wear something with zipper pockets and have your important stuff stowed safe! There are also little lockers at the base camp that you can put those items in if needed! Ed and i passed the camera back and forth and took turns taking pictures and videos of each other.
There is a weight limit of i think 285 pounds, there is also a heighth requirement if you are taking children.
Year passes are avialable to purchase. This is definately worth the year pass for my husband and i. Our 16 year old son is doing this for his birthday this year with his friends. A perfect activity for teenage boys!! Ha!
Hope this is helpful if you decide to go! We had a blast and can't wait to go back!! Contact me if you have any questions! Have fun and don't forget to let go of the cable on the zip line so you can feel like you are flying over the tree tops!!!


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Usually circle, rectangle, Windows copy etc load instantly. For some time they have taken 5(+-) seconds. Not long until you are using them often. Once used they are fast until you load a different command then the next time slow again. On a network. Do not open files over the network. They are all local as far as I know.
Will try disconnecting the network, firewall, anti-virus.
Anyone had this and found a cure?
Will try disconnecting the network, firewall, anti-virus.
Anyone had this and found a cure?
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Probably not the same as your case but I have had this problem when my wireless network was "lost" and the Microsoft util that searches for a connection kept interrupting VX (the biggest app being run at the time). I wonder if VX is struggling to find the dongle? That activity could be of interest to your Anti Spyware/Anti Virus apps.
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Why Apple chose not to continue with the Google version of Maps isn't clear; neither company made a public statement about what happened. There are two theories that explain the change. The first is the fact that the companies had a contract for an inclusion of Google's services in Maps that expired and they choose not, or were unable, to renew it. The other holds that removing Google from the iPhone was part of Apple's ongoing fight with Google for smartphone dominance. Whichever was true, users who wanted Google's data in their Maps app were out of luck with iOS 6.

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text: The day in photos, May 20 The top photos from Tuesday, May 20, 2014. Rep. Allyson Schwartz, candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Pennsylvania, steps from the booth after voting Tuesday, May 20, in Jenkintown, Pa. Senate Republican Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) votes in the state Republican primary at Bellarmine University with his wife, Elaine Chao, May 20 in Louisville, Kentucky. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler testifies before the Communications and Technology Subcommittee on Capitol Hill, May 20. President Barack Obama takes a selfie with a student from the ReNew Cultural Arts Academy in New Orleans during the White House Talent Show hosted by first lady Michelle Obama and the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities at the White House, May 20. Former Senator and Energy & Natural Resources Committee Chairman Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) talks with Ranking Member Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) before a Senate Energy & Natural Resources Committee confirmation hearing for Cheryl LaFleur and Norm Bay at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on May 20 in Washington. Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-Texas) joins a group of military "DREAMers," undocumented youth who aspire to serve the United States in uniform but are prohibited from doing so as a result of their immigration status, during a rally in front of the Capitol on May 20. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio, left) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) attend a news conference on Capitol Hill, May 20 in Washington, D.C. Transit worker Gleen Williams dresses in a Captain America costume while participating in a rally to urge Congress to replenish the Highway Trust Fund, on Capitol Hill, May 20.


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The other evening I had a chance to watch the corny movie "Captain America: The First Avenger." I like these kinds of movies — "Thor," "Green Lantern," "Iron Man" – all the heroes that I grew up in DC and Marvel comics. And I look forward to the future release of "Sgt. Rock" and "Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos."
If you've seen "Captain America" you'll note that some of the Howling Commandos are introduced. You'll also note that in some of the scenes, especially those with Tommy Lee Jones playing Col. Chester Phillips, and Chris Evans as Capt. America – the medals they wear on their uniforms are wrong.
Now I know it's a dumb point and meaningless in a film meant to just provide pure escape. But, it's another example how Hollywood is out of touch with military matters. In one scene, Col. Phillips is explaining a mission to Capt. America who is wearing an Army uniform, instead of his red-white-and-blue costume. Both men are wearing the Combat Infantry Badge – at the bottom of their row of ribbons. Accuracy dictates the CIB be worn above the ribbons. Additionally, Capt. America is shown wearing a Purple Heart (with one star) and the American Defense Service Medal. The American Defense medal is wrong, since it was only earned by those who were already in the military prior and including the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The movie's time frame begins well into the war.
With a budget of $140 million, one wonders why they didn't hire a military adviser for a few bucks to bring a little more accuracy in something they had complete control over. But they did hire someone: Billy Budd, a Royal Marines Commando. Well, there you go. That's what you get for hiring a Brit, instead of a real American, like Marine Capt. Dale Dye who was the senior military adviser on "Saving Private Ryan," "Band of Brothers," "The Pacific" and "The Thin Red Line."
It's not just medals that Hollywood seems to always screw up. How often have you seen a movie — especially a war film — where somewhere in the background an American flag is hung with the blue field and stars displayed on the upper right-hand side, instead of being hung properly like it was on the Pentagon after 9/11?
These inaccuracies, albeit insignificant in these movies, show poor or no research by the advisers, costume designers, armorers , directors, and producers. All this adds up to disrespect for those who have worn the uniform of the American military.
Hollywood would respond, well only 1 percent of Americans today are or have been in the military, so it really doesn't matter, movie-goers don't know the difference. Yes, but the 1 percent do.
These discrepancies add up; wrong medals, improperly hung flags, wrong uniforms, wrong ranks, wrong tactics. It is much bigger than an error here or there, it is disrespect.
I understand some things can't be accurate such as using an American M48 Patton tank instead of a real German Tiger tank, like they did in the 1965 "Battle of the Bulge," or using Spanish-built four-prop Messerschmidt Bf-109s instead of the three-prop jobs in the 1969 "Battle of Britain."
But paying attention to simple things like placing a medal in its proper position on a uniform is showing respect to the movie's authenticity and more importantly to the audience, many of whom have worn that uniform.
There are some shining examples, I will admit. Capt. Dye I've mentioned, but also Marines Lt. Col. Michael R. Strobl, Master Sgt. Vic Szalankiewicz, and veteran William D. "Zig" Zwicharowski were brought onboard as the military advisers in the exceptional HBO film "Taking Chance."
The little details in "Chance" were greatly appreciated and brought authenticity to the film, for example making sure that actor Kevin Bacon saluted with his head cover on; something missed in many military films.
Many will say give it a rest, it's just a movie. True, but the inattention to detail is at the expense of the public, no matter how serious or how corny the movie is. Maybe Hollywood can start its own jobs program by hiring more veterans to ensure the movies are accurate and therefore, more entertaining.


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The Fairlight Airgun Club (ex Half Hundred) normally meets 7:00-9:00 pm every third Thursday of the month in the Village Hall.
Membership is open to all adults with an interest in target shooting. We use 177 calibre air riles and pistols (except soft air) and shoot in a number of classes for an annual competition.
The emphasis is on enjoyment, so the atmosphere is casual.
You don't even need your own gun to start, as club weapons are available for your first trial meeting, and that will be free.
Contact George Hensher on 01424 814915 for more information.


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Bemidji Women's Expo scheduled for Aug. 29
The third annual Bemidji Women's Expo is scheduled Saturday, Aug. 29, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the John Glas Fieldhouse on the campus of Bemidji State University.
Jackie Pflug, an EgyptAir hijacking survivor, will present the keynote address at 3:15 p.m. Nineteen seminars are scheduled throughout the day on topics such as health, fitness, organizing, food and fashion. Door prizes will be awarded after Pflug's program.
Nearly 100 vendors will be on hand to show and sell products.
The Expo is sponsored by the Bemidji Pioneer with title support from Bemidji State University, North Country Health Services, MeritCare Bemidji, Northwest Technical College, Paul Bunyan Telephone, Novartis and Honda of Bemidji.
Tickets are available by calling the Bemidji Pioneer office at 218-333-9200. They may be purchased in advance for $6 each or $5 for groups of 10 or more. They also will be available at the door for $10 each.
More information is available online at www.bemidjiwomensexpo.com.


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"I lost my own father at 12 yr. of age and know what it is to be raised on lies and silences my dear daughter you are presently too young to understand a word I write but this history is for you and will contain no single lie may I burn in Hell if I speak false."
In True History of the Kelly Gang, the legendary Ned Kelly speaks for himself, scribbling his narrative on errant scraps of paper in semiliterate but magically descriptive prose as he flees from the police. To his pursuers, Kelly is nothing but a monstrous criminal, a thief and a murderer. To his own people, the lowly class of ordinary Australians, the bushranger is a hero, defying the authority of the English to direct their lives. Indentured by his bootlegger mother to a famous horse thief (who was also her lover), Ned saw his first prison cell at 15 and by the age of 26 had become the most wanted man in the wild colony of Victoria, taking over whole towns and defying the law until he was finally captured and hanged. Here is a classic outlaw tale, made alive by the skill of a great novelist.
There's no such thing as a typical Peter Carey novel. The Booker-winning Oscar and Lucinda (1988) was an eccentric epic set in the Australian outback, while Jack Maggs (1988) was an elegant ingenious literary deconstruction of Dickens' Great Expectations. His new novel, True History of the Kelly Gang is a remarkable achievement, and it rewards the persistent reader with a powerful emotional experience. The research is impressively detailed, and Mr. Carey rarely succumbs to the temptation to flaunt it. If you want punctuation and good grammer and a coherent point of view, then go read somebody else's book. But if you want the true history of the Kelly gang, this is it.


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Bunya Bunya Country Aboriginal Corporation
The Bunya Bunya Country Aboriginal Corporation members have achieved successful mangrove propagation and riverbank revegetation at six sites together with over 15 hectares of wildlife surveys. In addition, weed control has been implemented in habitat areas for the vulnerable native Water Mouse as a contribution to the National Recovery Program for this species.
This program involved the collaborative efforts of Bunya Bunya Country Aboriginal Corporation, Descendants of Australian South Sea Islanders Inc, Sunshine Coast, Wetland Care Australia, Queensland Parks & Wildlife Service, Sunshine Coast Council, SEQ Catchments, Maroochy Landcare, Gary Petersen (Sugar Cane Farmer, Maroochy River), Queensland Government and was supported through the Federal Government's Caring for our Country Program.


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BeginningOctober 18th the annual Halloweeneventfor Guild Wars2will make its way backinto thegame for epicentertaining. Get your candy, minis, and kill Prince Thorn asseveralinstancesas your fingers willallow you to!
You can findsome staple events thattake placetogether with theeventlike Mad King Says, Mad King's Tower, Mad King's Labyrinth, Costume Brawls,and also theMad King's Dungeon.You couldcraft somefactorslike theHalloween Pail to solidify a characters' hardcore Halloweenist statusfor the reason thatittakesa million stacks of Candy Cornto create. Plus,someonewillhave to havethe bag slots forall thecandy that drops!
Mad King Says
Just about everyyearyou'll findrookies thatunder no circumstancesplayed Simon says aschildren. When, "Simon says walk"everyonewalks. So,in the event theMad King says, "Now laugh for me peasants!"and also aplayer laughs,they mayget knockedmore than. Why?For the reason thatit didn't say "Mad King says laugh for me!" Thismeans thatyoutoocan laughin thefailing mortals of Tyria!
Mad Kings Tower
To slaughter the sheepduring theoccasionwill beMad Kings Tower jumping puzzle. Get stuckbeneathtiny rockseven thougha lava substance threatens to take youto thelandof thedead.It isan issuethat only applies to #AsuraMasterRace, therealracefrom thegame, but anyways… The jumping puzzleneedsthe players to climb a clock towersince itshatters into cog pieces and wood splinters.Simply becausefrom themovingpartsin thisa single, the difficulty is ratherhigher.Whenyou'reat themajorwith theclock tower, you jumpviathe broken face togatherthe chest. Then rejoice! If Twitter becomes spammed with BabyRage emotes, you readers will know what happened… (EEP! Save us!)
Mad King's Labyrinth
Lots ofdifferentPortals are scatteredall throughLions Arch.One particularportal will drop youin to thecauldron aspart ofthe Witches Brew (Insert cacklinghere).Other peopletake youtowards theTower, the dungeon, or Mad King's Labyrinth.It'sthere that players can get the Carver achievements and take on Champion Bosses thatcall forcoordination andseveralsituationremovals.You can findtwo Champion bosses that if 'aggroed'in theexact sametime, will murdera wholegroup. Becarefuladventurers!
Regardless ofwhatoccurs, andno matterwhat levelyou will beat presentat, any player can enter this zone (previouslevelten). Low-level characters are upgraded to 80whilstexploring the zone.Genuinelevel 80 characterscurrentlyhavesuitablegear to survivesubstantiallylonger, but thatdoes notstopany individualfrom participating. Reap the candy rewards peeps!
Costume Brawl
Among the list ofdrops that playersreceivethrough theHalloweeneventwill probably bevarioustonics to morph into creatures.One particularcan turn into ghosts, skeletons, pirates, and giant candy corn monsters.Whenin these costumes, action bars willadjustinto newshort-termPvPabilitiesto challenge other costumers. You get achievement points and bragging rights! The POW! Notificationslike theoldschoolBatman animatedTelevisionseriesmakesthisfunctionhugelyentertaining…
The Halloween Dungeon
Lastly, we comefor theDungeonwhereyou get to takearound theMad King himself.There are actuallytwo modes, theExploremodeas well as theDungeon mode,and youneed to becautiouswhereyou step. Drop onto floating platformsto acquirefor themobs, but watch out for fallingharm! In exploration mode,it really isattainableto two-man the bossand canjust takemuchlonger to defeat him. He spawns "adds" andisn'tprettytough totake down so go forth and murder the evil for he has candy!
Withall theexcitingactivitiesfor the duration ofHalloween, players willgetbucket loads of candy, costumes, andseveralotherpoints.Regardless ofwhat your play style is,there isone thingfor everyone. All ofthis maybe yours to playstartingon October 18thand willrunto theendof October. So getreadypeople!
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June EO contract prices moved up to 67.20-76.70 cents/lb free on board (FOB) from 66.60-76.10 cents/lb FOB in May.
The June contract price for US ethylene was fully settled at 47.75 cents/lb delivered (DEL), up 0.75 cents/lb from 47.00 cents/lb DEL in May, ethylene sources confirmed on Thursday.
The majority of EO contracts are formula-based, and price movement comprises 80% of the change in the ethylene price and an additional conversion fee, or adder. For 2014 the adder was said to have rolled over from 2013, market sources said.
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Participants previously cautioned that there is likely not enough EO on the US market to serve downstream markets.
EO is largely used to make EG, which goes into anti-freeze and is used to make polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
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The Art+Science in Residence program will host artists by invitation drawn to collaboration, interested in interdisciplinary art, science and technological dialogue, and open to developing new working methods and research techniques.
Projects can take myriad forms, such as multimedia performances, theatrical productions, animated film making, immersive installations, walking tours, community based research and online projects. The program allows for artists to embed within the unique culture of the Center and UC Berkeley and its environs. The program affords access to a dynamic and diverse community of scholars, visitors, staff, and provides opportunities for cross-pollination with a broad public.
While the Center allows room for variance, residencies typically unfold over two years and include both an exploratory and project-development phase.
The program will open with a pilot residency in fall 2017 featuring the Nordic artists Bull.Miletic: Synne T. Bull and Dragan Miletic. The artists create award winning film- and video-based installations that link the mediating effect of cinema with urban spaces and invent or repurpose recording techniques and projection mechanisms.
The Artists
Bull.Miletic are visual artists Synne T. Bull (b. 1973, Norway) and Dragan Miletic (b. 1970, Yugoslavia) who have been working together since 2000. Synne T. Bull is currently a PhD Research Fellow at University of Oslo. Bull holds BFA and MFA in New Genres from San Francisco Art Institute and an MA in Art History from University of Oslo. Bull is a visiting professor of contemporary art at Nordland Kunst- og Filmfagskole and was a professor of art at Oslo National Academy of the Arts (2009-2015). Dragan Miletic is currently a PhD Research Fellow at Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Miletic received MFA in New Genres at San Francisco Art Institute and BFA at the Academy of Fine Arts, University of Novi Sad.
Bull.Miletic have shown internationally at venues including Venice Biennale, WRO Media Art Biennale, California Biennial, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, German Architecture Museum, Frankfurt, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Pasadena Museum of California Art, Victorian Arts Center, Melbourne, Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita, Henie Onstad Art Center, Høvikodden, and Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade. Their work has been reviewed in Artforum, Aftenposten, Billedkunst, Kunstkritikk, Mousse Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, and Rhizome among others Bull.Miletic's work is represented by Anglim Gilbert Gallery.
Bull.Miletic were the recipients of the Bay Area Video Coalition's Video Maker Award, Oslo Screen Festival's Best Norwegian Video Award and have received professional grants from the San Francisco Arts Commission, Arts Council Norway, Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art, Office for Contemporary Art Norway and CEC ArtsLink among others. They lectured in programs such as Art, Technology, and Culture Lecture Series, at the University of California Berkeley in 2011 and SCMS Annual Conference 2013 Chicago. Their work has been nominated for Rockefeller Media Art Award as well as San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's SECA Art Award. They were artists in residence at the Headlands Center for the Arts in 2003, at Künstlerhause Bethanien Berlin in 2004, at Nordic Artists' Center Dale in 2006, and at Cité internationale des arts Paris in 2007.
Bull.Miletic initiated and organized several exhibitions including Net.Film in 2002 and the Urban Images symposium at Oslo National Academy of the Arts in 2010, documented in the volume Urban Images: Unruly Desires in Film and Architecture published by Sternberg press in 2011. In 2012 they were Visiting Artists at the Cinema and Media Studies, University of Chicago and were part of the art research project re:place in association with Bergen Academy of Art and Design, Oslo National Academy of the Arts and The Grieg Academy, which culminated in the survey exhibition This Must be the Place. Currently they are working on a joint art research project entitled Aerial View in Motion.
The Project
Their proposed project "Aerial View in Motion" will take the image of the "blue planet" and Buckminster Fuller's notion of "spaceship Earth" (Fuller 1969: 14) as a starting point for collaborative art/science exploration. Artists' research at UC Berkeley will focus on exploring the relationships between the "objective" ortophotomapped representation of the Earth through visualized data sets and the affective volume-image of our planet as a vibrant ecosystem that "spins in space traveling 60 000 miles an hour, in the midst of rich non-human life as well as the intensive relations to other planets and the Sun."
The residency will run from July 2017 through December 2017. Additional details about co-created events and research opportunities will be announced soon.
Graduate Student Researcher
Lois Rosson is a graduate student in the History Department at U.C. Berkeley. Her research focuses on pictorial representation in space science, and examines the cultural significance of images over the discipline's history. She has worked with both NASA and the National Air and Space Museum.
For the 2017 – 2018 school year, she will serve as the Art + Science Residency Program's Graduate Student Researcher, documenting the program's evolution as an experiment in the combination of art and science.
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While give you a few moments to think about it before you turn in your answers in the comments, let us tell you that this picture was shared on Lingenfelter Performance Engineering's FaceBook page.
The custom-cover was made by the folks over at CoverKings. A quick look at their site didn't provide an answer on the sneaker-style car, but we did find a few more bespoke covers of interest, and in particular, "exact graphical replicas" of the Fiat Abarth, Chevrolet Camaro Mk5 and Corvette C6 and the Ford Mustang Mk5, for the respective models, you know, to be able to see your ride when tucked away, just as long as you can swallow the $1,250 price pill...


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August 30, 2010
Skunks, skunks, skunks! Half a dozen of my friends have reported skunk/dog encounters in the past WEEK! These usually happen late at night, when the dog goes out for his last potty of the night before bedtime . . . and suddenly the whole family is wide, wide awake and facing an odoriferous emergency. What to do?
First, and most important: DO NOT BATHE THE DOG! Or pour tomato juice on him, or any of the other home remedies you've heard about. But DO check your cupboards for a quart of hydrogen peroxide (it's usually found in most medicine cabinets in a pint size. If you have two pints, or one pint and a small dog, you're in luck.).
You'll want to do this as quickly as possible – both because it works best on the fresh, unoxidized compounds in the skunk "spray" and because you'll be suffering in the meantime. If the dog has been bathed, or even just rinsed with water, it's not quite as effective as it would have been with fresh skunk spray. If the spray is fresh, it's like magic, but it's actually just good science.
Mix your quart of regular 3% hydrogen peroxide in a bowl or bucket with 1/4 cup of baking soda. This will start fizzing and bubbling (which is why one can't pre-make the formula and store it in a bottle). Add about a teaspoon of liquid soap or dishwashing liquid; it helps distribute the stuff around the dog's hair. Wet the dog thoroughly with the mixture, sponging carefully around the face. Most dogs' faces will be badly skunked, so you really want to wet the face, but don't get it in their eyes or nose, because it stings.
You'll notice an immediate cessation of the skunk smell. Skunk spray contains a substance known as a "thiol" – an organosulfur compound that contains a sulfur-hydrogen bond. Many thiols have a repulsive and potent odor (at least to humans); thiols are said to be detectable by the human nose at concentrations of only 10 parts per billion. But the compounds can be immediately altered into odor-free neutral substances by making oxygen molecules (provided by the fresh hydrogen peroxide/baking soda mix) bond with and chemically alter the thiols.
After the dog is thoroughly wetted with the mixture, and every trace of the scent is gone, then rinse the dog with water, or bathe him with water and shampoo, to rinse off the mixture (which can irritate and dry his skin if left on).
I've used the mixture on my dog Otto twice; both events happened last year at about this time. He's gotten a lot smarter, and now recognizes skunks as bad mojo; he won't chase or approach them any more! But his Jack Russell Terrier "cousin" (my sister's dog), has been skunked at least once annually for each of his 14 years. Owners of this type of dog are well-advised to buy quarts of hydrogen peroxide and keep them on hand at all times!
This recipe is exactly what we used on Dylan the last time he got sprayed. The only thing is, it didn't work on the rug, comforter, chairs, sofa and all the other things he rubbed against running through the house trying to get away from us. I swear I can still smell it two years later...
Hi D,
I used it too, several times (unfortunately) on my dogs. I've been told that unless you get every bit of the oily "stuff" off, the smell remains. So maybe when he rubbed himself, it got inside the furniture? It did work on the dogs, on their fur, but Cheyenne got it in the mouth last time and I refused to put any type of chemical in his mouth, so it took six months to wear off....yuk!
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S2 Offers High-Level Network-Based Intrusion Panel Integration
S2 today announced integration with DMP's XR500 Command Processor Panel, giving users of S2 NetBox systems the option of high-level network-based intrusion panel integration to augment the access control, alarm monitoring, temperature monitoring, and video surveillance capabilities already offered in the S2 NetBox line of products.
October 05, 2010
S2 Announces New Addition, Promotion
S2 is pleased to announce the addition of Eric Joseph to our growing team. As Business Development Manager, Eric focuses on the consultant community, providing support for technology and application questions. S2 has also promoted John Pierangeli to the newly created position of National Sales Manager.
September 22, 2010
S2 Announces Integration with Salient Video Management System
Salient Systems and S2 Security Corporation today announced the integration of Salient's CompleteView Video Management Systems with the S2 NetBox IP-based physical security management system.
August 25, 2010
Exacq Video Management Systems Now Integrated With S2 NetBox Physical Security Management Systems
Exacq Technologies and S2 Security have partnered to integrate the exacqVision VMS with the S2 NetBox physical security management system. The integrated system will streamline security management by providing easy access to all video and audio associated with security exceptions. Integration with exacqVision is supported in S2 NetBox Release 4.0 Build 373 or later, and is available immediately.


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The Mayor's Address
In 2016, the City of Caraway made improvements by purchasing new equipment, approving new policies, and signing contracts for new businesses in order to keep the City moving into the future.
During the first quarter, the City Council approved purchases for a new fire truck. The fire truck was much needed to help the City with its ISO rating that will be coming up in the near future. The fire truck replaced a truck that was bought in 1986 and had many needed repairs. There has been other equipment purchased throughout the year to help the fire department prepare for the upcoming inspection by ISO.
The City's sewer lines are starting to show their age and have to be replaced. In order for these lines to be replaced, the water department needed equipment for their safety, as well as equipment to aid them in digging the old lines and replacing them with new lines. The City Council allocated funds in the 2016 budget for the purchase of trench boxes and a backhoe. Two trench boxes were purchased throughout the year for safety of the crews and the backhoe was purchased the first of the year. The water department has finished the first block of repairs and will work on the next block (Jennings Drive) in the spring and summer months.
The City also added new policies during 2016. The first policy was to make the City a Drug-Free City. This policy was established to have the employees drug tested and subjected to random testing; the initial testing was completed throughout the year for all employees as well as the volunteer fire department. The City also started paying all employees through direct deposit. Before direct deposit, with the closing of the bank, the employees had to drive to other cities to deposit their checks.
The City Council also approved monies for the Arkansas Municipal League to code all of the City ordinances and put them on digital record. That project should be completed by March 2017.
The City entered a contract with Abilities Unlimited to process the recyclable bags that were being collected through the blue bag program.
The County finalized the Mitigation Program for the County, which will enable the City to be available for upcoming FEMA grants or FEMA aid in case of a disaster.
The City rented the Basler Building to Crop Production Services until the end of the year when the company closed its doors in Caraway.
The City is proud to have rented that building to Helena Seed Company and we look forward to working with them in the upcoming year.
I am very proud to announce that on the second day of 2017, Brooks Jeffrey Marketing, Inc. launched our new website to help promote the events going on in this City as well as to help promote our great community. This website will help us get news out to our citizens and allow those who are thinking of moving to our community an idea of how great of a community Caraway is.
This City needs to continue moving forward with projects to help improve our infrastructure and promote a community that can support future businesses. It will take the Mayor, City Council, the City employees, and the citizens of Caraway to make our town strong. I am very proud to represent this town; we are a great little town with the best volunteers a community could ask for. So let us all work this year to make our community stronger.
Mayor Barry Riley


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SOURCE: Journal of the American Medical Association
Diets with More Plant Protein Linked to Lower Risk of Death
Researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital examined how each protein source influenced long-term health. They looked at more than 131,000 adults participating in two long-running national health studies. Participants provided 25 to 30 years of detailed data on diet, lifestyle, and medical conditions. Researchers reviewed detailed food questionnaires that were sent to the participants every four years.
They found that higher intake of animal protein was positively associated with mortality and that the association was higher among adults who lived an unhealthy lifestyle. Substituting plant protein for animal protein, especially processed red meat, was associated with lower mortality, suggesting the importance of protein source.
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Enantioselective Total Synthesis of (−)-Terengganensine A
A seven-step enantioselective total synthesis of (-)-terengganensine A, a complex heptacyclic monoterpene indole alkaloid, was accomplished. Key steps included: a) Noyori's catalytic enantioselective transfer hydrogenation of the iminium salt to set up the absolute configuration at the C21 position; b) a highly diastereoselective C7 benzoyloxylation with dibenzoyl peroxide under mild conditions; and c) an integrated one-pot oxidative cleavage of cyclopentene/triple cyclization/hydrolysis sequence for the construction of the dioxa azaadamantane motif with complete control of four newly generated stereocenters.
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Keywords: asymmetric synthesis ; domino cyclization ; hydroxylation ; monoterpene indole alkaloids ; total synthesis
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Abingdon Street comprises of retail units and one set of offices located on the 1st and 2nd floor. The central feature of this street is a 13,000 sq ft Market Hall with over 70 stalls.
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Abingdon Street Market History
Built originally as the town's police station in 1862 by TH Smith, the main contractor for parts of the Winter Gardens, the building originally included offices, four shops and a builders yard to the rear. Previous uses of the property have also included a car showroom and a police station.
It was not until 1928 with the construction of the main hall with its Belfast Truss roof that the building became a market hall.
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On Saturday 2 June 2012, the Mayor of Blackpool, Councillor Sylvia Taylor officially re-launched Abingdon Street Market at following refurbishment work to the frontage.
Improvement work to the historic market, located in the heart of Blackpool town centre between Abingdon Street and Cedar Square included restoring the mock Tudor main frontage with its half timbering and new shop fronts.
The work was funded with the help of a grant from Townscape Heritage Initiative through Blackpool Borough Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
David Donkin, Associate Director for Town Centre Securities PLC said: "It's great to see this phase of work complete which significantly improves the look of the market and makes this part of Abingdon Street more attractive. We are committed to up-grading this important and historic market hall and will continue to invest in this busy town centre market".
The Abingdon Street Market manager, Bob Littlewood commented: "The Market is a thriving hub of activity popular with locals and tourists. We offer a traditional market with a range of stalls which appeals to those that want an alternative to supermarkets and shops in the centre of the town".
Today, the market has more than 70 individual stalls and traders which offer quality fresh fruit, meat and fish, stylish clothing and linen, fashionable jewellery, cosmetics, accessories, hair and beauty and many other popular consumer goods.
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