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CAIRO: There are currently over 30 charges brought against presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq. Among the charges are his role in the infamous Battle of the Camel during the 18 days of the uprising that toppled the regime of Hosni Mubarak, of which Shafiq was prime minister at the time.
In many ways, that's pretty difficult to digest. A candidate who knowingly participated in the killing of Egyptian civilians. If he is allowed to run – a court ruling on Thursday could end his hopes and give a much needed jumpstart to the revolution – and if he somehow is victorious, it will be a sad day for Egypt.
While I have only heard in passing a few supporters for Shafiq – one a man who believes Shafiq will support the poor, and another who can't vote for the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate Mohamed Mursi because the MB leader is "gay" – it is not a far-fetched reality that when we wake up on June 18, Shafiq could be Egypt's next president.
Any hope for change and any semblance of the "revolution continues" will be gone, and it won't be the activists' faults. No, the full blame will be on the legal system and the military junta, who have overstayed their welcome by more than one year now.
Thinking back to February 12, 2011, when we saw Egyptians in tears; Mubarak was gone and hope had been kindled in the country for the first time in its modern history, a Shafiq win will shatter what has been built by the revolution.
How he is even able to have his name on the ballot is beyond logic. In April, when Parliament and the military junta approved the "Azl", or political isolation, law, it was a sign that the old regime was officially dead. But not so fast, as Shafiq's name was on the final, approved, list of candidates to stand for Egypt's top job.
One political analyst told me at the time that it was an attempt to push in a candidate that was "under the radar" and someone the military could throw their support behind.
Well, he was right, and here we are, waiting hopefully for a new Egypt that continues to hit bumps as a result of the former regime.
Not even justice can be had in the country. Sure, Mubarak and his Interior Minister Habib al-Adly are in prison for life, but their subordinates, the ones who carried out the massacre of Egyptians during the 18 days of protests in January and February 2011, walk the streets of Egypt free.
But there is hope and it is the hope of numbers. I can think of no other time in the past year and half when the call to take Tahrir is more just. The Azl law must be implemented. Those responsible for the killing of civilians must be held accountable, namely Cairo security chief during the waning days of the Mubarak era Ismail al-Shaer, and the calls for an end to sexual violence.
While an election may be taking place, what we are witnessing is the beginning of a new movement, maybe not a revolution, but one that sees the uprising and the ousting of Mubarak as a right to freedom. A right to justice.
Egyptians, from all walks of life, have no desire to see an accomplice to murder sitting in the presidential palace. They will have justice. Egypt will be free of the old regime who tormented and destroyed the country for decades. It is only a matter of time.
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We are moving into the digital world at an incredible rate. No industry sector is growing faster. In fact, the digital environment is quickly becoming an essential part across all industries.
The new report Digital in 2017 Global Overview, from We are Social and Hootsuite, reveals that more than half the world's population is now using the internet. The report is a collection of over 100 data slides that look at the world of digital connectivity, covering the trends in internet, social media and devices for the coming year.
Some key points for the report include that over half of the world now uses a smartphone and almost two thirds of the world's population have mobile phones. More than half of the world's web traffic now comes from mobile phones and more than one in five of the world's population shopped online in the last 30 days.
Another key point is the level of broadband connectivity on a world-wide scale. According to this report, more than half of all mobile connections in the world are now broadband. In Australia, the nbn is set to provide country wide connectivity by 2020.
A new report from Western Sydney University gen nbn: 2020 and beyond, provides an in-depth analysis into how advancements in technology and nationwide access to fast broadband will transform all aspects of the Australian way of life.
The report was commissioned by nbn in December 2016 and highlights some of the key benefits of a connected Australia. It predicts advances in the Internet of Everything, rapid growth in medical innovations, migration away from cities as regional areas become more connected and jobs of the future driven by Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM).
The report can be downloaded from the University of Western Sydney website or visit the gen nbn website.
From fast broadband to automation, a future in robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning is set to transform the way we work. Automation will change the daily work activities of everyone, from miners and landscapers to commercial bankers, fashion designers, welders, and CEOs.
The McKinsey Global Institute has been conducting on ongoing research program on automation technologies and their potential effects. The report A future that works: Automation, employment, and productivity, highlights several key findings.
This report predicts a growth in productivity from automation from 0.8 to 1.4% from 2015 to 2065. The potential impacts of automation are in individual activities rather than entire occupations. Through an analysis of activities the report found that about half of the activities people are paid to do could potentially be automated.
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It is time to update people concerning the Signed & Numbered edition of Unfettered.
As I've updated before, there is a delay for the book due to the signatures sheets needing to be signed by twenty-two writers. These writers are spread over the globe. I sent the signatures sheets first to author Mark Lawrence, because he was the furthest away. I did this for a simple reason: If the signatures sheets were damaged in transit over the Atlantic Ocean, only one writer's signing work would be gone.
Mark finished his work on the signature sheets and they have been making their way westward ever since. It takes about a ten days for a writer to sign the sheets and send them on their way. With twenty-two writers, you can multiply and see why it is taking so long.
The signature sheets have also been signed by those writers in the East of the US. David Anthony Durham. Lev Grossman. Peter V. Brett. Robert V.S. Redick. Naomi Novik. Michael J. Sullivan. And R.A. Salvatore.
Right now, the sheets are with Jacqueline Carey. She will finish signing today or tomorrow. And then the sheets to go Patrick Rothfuss.
If you note from their biographies, Jacqueline and Patrick are in the middle of the US.
Once Patrick is done signing, the sheets will go to Daniel Abraham, Kevin Hearne, Jennifer Bosworth, and Eldon Thompson, who all live in the Southwest/Southern California. From there, the sheets will go to Blake Charlton and Tad Williams in Northern California.
Then Brandon Sanderson in Utah and Carrie Vaughn in Colorado.
At that point, it will be easy. Because the sheets will venture their way north to Seattle where there are four of us left to sign—Terry Brooks, Peter Orullian, Todd Lockwood, and myself. The Signed & Numbered edition of the book is already designed—just waiting on a new piece of cover art from Todd Lockwood—so once the signature sheets return to Seattle it will be an easy print job, one that will happen quickly.
For everyone's patience, I am doing some special things with the S&N edition now. The book will have gilt pages, a ribbon sewed into the binding, a new piece of cover art, and a slipcase. I know it is going to be a gorgeous book!
I hope everyone will continue to be patient. It will make for a much better book. I can't estimate when the signature sheets will be ready, but needless to say when they are I will update this website immediately with that news.
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San Diego Padres vs. Washington Nationals Pick-Odds-Prediction - 6/7/14
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MLB Baseball: Saturday, June 7, 2014 at 10:10 pm (PETCO Park)
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Washington had been playing well at home ove the past week or so leading many to believe the Nationals are going to make move in the National League East. I'll wait and see what happens on their west coast road swing before I make a call. The Nats survived their first test in a convincing 6-0 decision at San Diego on Friday. Tanner Roark finally received some support and didn't waste it with eight scoreless innings and eleven K's. Anthony Rendon hammered a two run homer and Nate McLouth singled in two more. Washington is scheduled to send Blake Treinen to the hill in game two of their series at San Diego. Treinen is 0-2 in two starts with a 1.69 ERA over 10.2 innings.
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San Diego probably has dreams of winning the National League West or capturing a Wild Card berth but in my view a finish anywhere close would be a success given their difficulties scoring runs. Scoring continued to be an issue Friday and the work on the mound didn't help with Tyson Ross allowing all six runs (five earned) on five hits through 5.1 innings of work. That was far to much for the Padres offense to deal with with just three hits to lean on. San Diego didn't receive a walk and have recorded four hits in two games. San Diego is hoping Andrew Cashner is 100% healthy in his return from the disabled list with elbow problems. Cashner was 2-5 with a 2.35 ERA over 57.1 innings before getting hurt.
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Living with a Child with Special Education Needs in Hong Kong - The Journey of a Mother
The Zubin Foundation (TZF) hosted a lunch and learn session at Bank of America Merrill Lynch on Thursday 21 May 2015 featuring Nicola Clark as the key speaker. Nicola wrote a book "Trust Life's Journey" sharing her journey as a mother and the struggles and triumphs of living with a boy of disabilities. With the participants, Nicola shared the highs and lows of her extremely challenging yet empowering life which she has travelled with her inspirational son Thomas.
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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world.
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- Westminster Theological Seminary Suspends Tenured Professor
- Ethiopia Releases Suspected Instigator of Church Attacks
- New Religion Law in Macedonia Fails to Solve Problems
Leading Christian Calls for Ban on Building Mosques in Britain
According to research by London's Premier Christian Radio, there are currently around 1,600 mosques registered in the UK, and approximately 47,000 Christian churches. ASSIST News Service reports that a member of the Bishop of London' s diocesan council and General Synod, Alison Ruoff, has called for a ban on building mosques in the UK. The former Magistrate wants Muslim nations to stop persecuting Christians and insists that the UK should not build any more mosques until this happens. "We are constantly building new mosques, which are paid for by the money that comes from the oil states," Ruoff told Premier Christian Radio. "We have only in this country as far as we know, 3.5-4 million Muslims. There are enough mosques for Muslims in this country, they don't need anymore." In the same week, up to 350 Christian churches in London say that they are expanding rapidly and are having their growth restricted by planning regulations.
Westminster Theological Seminary Suspends Tenured Professor
Christianity Today reports that Westminster Theological Seminary's board voted to suspend tenured Old Testament professor Peter Enns last week after a two-year debate over his 2005 book, Inspiration and Incarnation. The board voted 18-9 to suspend Enns, whose book created controversy on how to interpret the Westminster Confession of Faith. "It was made not on the basis of personality, but on the basis of the judgment on the part of a substantial number of the trustees that Inspiration and Incarnation was outside the bounds of the standards of... the Westminster Confession of Faith" and its doctine of innerancy, board chairman John White told CT. The seminary will decide in May whether Enns's position will be terminated. Enns declined comment.
110 Indonesian Churches Closed in Three Years
Islamic extremist groups and local governments in Indonesia closed 110 churches from 2004 to 2007, according to religious and human rights organizations, Compass Direct News reports. The Wahid Institute, a moderate Muslim non-governmental organization, along with church associations and the Indonesian Human Rights Commission reported that discrimination and violence against churches was most common in the provinces of West Java, Banten, Central Java, South Sulawesi and Bengkulu. Radical Muslim groups coerced local governments to send letters to churches prohibiting any activities. When churches did not comply, they would be burned or otherwise damaged.
New Religion Law in Macedonia Fails to Solve Problems
According to ASSIST News Service, Macedonia's new Religion Law will not end the building problems faced by minority religious communities. Forum 18 News Service reported that religious communities of all faiths have cited major problems in practicing their faith that revolve around buildings. There have been long-running denials of permission to disfavored communities to build, extend or establish legal ownership over places of worship, Forum 18 reported. In addition, the authorities have also demolished Serbian Orthodox places of worship which they considered "illegal." The new Religion Law was approved by parliament in Sept. 2007.


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After surviving freezing temperatures, deep snow and altitude sickness, the bride and groom donned formal attire before saying their "I do's" at the top of Mt. Everest.
A Californian couple went above and beyond to make their wedding day an incredibly special one. In fact, it took them over a year to prepare and three weeks to reach the location where they would eventually say "I do" – the top of Mt. Everest. However, all the effort was worth it.
32-year-old Ashley Schmeider and 35-year-old James Sisson are outdoor enthusiasts who have been excited to "tie the knot" for a while, reports The Daily Mail. However, they knew a traditional wedding wasn't right for them.
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"After much deliberation, we decided a traditional wedding was not the right fit for us. As much as we would have loved to share our special day with our family and friends, we were both drawn to the idea of eloping during an incredible vacation."
"We both are avid lovers of the outdoors and had experience at altitude up to 14,000 feet, but we knew the three week Everest Base Camp trek would be far more physically and mentally demanding than anything we've experienced," she added.
For an entire year, the couple planned and trained for the expedition. Finally, it was time. They flew to Nepal in early March, accompanied by survivalist photographer Charleton Churchill. It took them the better part of three weeks to reach the 17,000-foot-high Base Camp Everest, where they finally said their vows and kissed in freezing cold temperatures.
In addition to braving deep snow and the unknown, the couple overcame altitude sickness together. It is not inaccurate to state that Churchill's photos of the unorthodox wedding ceremony are monumentally epic.
Crisp white, rich blue and poignant gray from rugged stone stands out, as do the couple in their formal attire. Hopefully, their marriage lasts through harsh conditions as well as they do. Follow their journey on Instagram.
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Construction has begun on the highly anticipated William A. & Elizabeth Aldridge Aquatic Center at the Grubb Family YMCA. If you have driven past the Y recently, you have most likely seen the construction underway. However, the appearance of a physical structure does not mean that the fundraising is complete. The YMCA is still working to raise an additional $150,000 to complete the project. As the Y nears its fundraising goal for the pool, a Brick & Tile Campaign has been launched to help finish the capital campaign.
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The Carl and Linda Grubb Family YMCA was awarded a grant of $3,897.50 from the Randolph Hospital Community Health Foundation. These funds will be used by the Y to purchase accessible cardio equipment to give seniors and those with limited mobility safe options for exercise.
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9:36am 10th September 2012
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The Principal Designate of the new Portland Academy says the welfare and education of students is her overriding priority.
Alison Appleyard is promising parents that changes in the transition year will be phased in gradually.
The Academy opened at the sites of its four founding schools, The Grove, Brackenbury and Underhill, Southwell and Royal Manor last week.
From September next year youngsters will either attend a new £15m campus at Southwell or one at Osprey Quay.
Principal Designate Alison Appleyard said: "After years of planning by our four schools, their governors and the sponsors, this is a tremendous day for the Academy and for our students. It has been a superb effort by a great number of people since our Funding Agreement was announced in April to get to opening day.
"Today, however, is just the start of what will be an exciting journey. The welfare and education of our students is the overriding priority for me, our Heads of Campus and staff at all times and changes in this transition year will be phased in carefully. We all share a commitment to develop for Portland's children an outstanding new school and sixth form that equips them with the skills, attributes and qualifications necessary to be successful in a rapidly changing world."
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Nicola Rowlands, a parent with a child attending the Academy who has been selected as one of Dorset County Council's representatives on the Academy's Governing Board added: "It is my hope that the Academy will provide the building blocks and inspiration to enable the students to have the desire, ambition and enthusiasm to achieve their own ambitions whatever their pathway."
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Minutes of regular meeting of the Brant Town Board which was held on Tuesday January 9th, 2007 at 7:30 PM, 1294 Brant North Collins Road, Brant, New York at the Brant Town Hall. There were present: Supervisor Leonard K. Pero Councilman John Arrigo Councilman Jeffrey W. Gier Councilwoman Roseann Turner Councilman John J. Chiavetta Attorney William J. Trask Recording Secretary: Town Clerk Thea A. Ells Also present were: Joseph Giambrone, Highway Super., Gary Brecker, BI/CEO, Rick Lopez, BPO, Brian Kauzala, BPO, Linda Crouse, BJ Clerk, Joseph Gardyjan, Plan. Chair., Charles Arrigo, Hwy., Jean Brunelli, Lee Brunelli, Martin E. Rosiek, Kirk Ritz, Diane Czyz, Brian Campbell, The Sun, Jim Liegl, Dave Gierlinger, Chris Gierlinger The meeting was opened at 7:30 PM with a pledge to the flag led by Supervisor Pero, and called to order. Supervisor Pero made a short announcement to the audience: We are all here for the taxpayers and residents of the Town of Brant and nothing at this meeting should be taken personally. This is about a Town Board meeting making decisions in the best interest of the Town for its residents. Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 1-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: DECEMBER 12 & 28 2006 TOWN BOARD MINUTES ARE APPROVED Councilman Gier moved for the adoption of resolution 2-07, seconded by Councilman Chiavetta 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: SUPERVISORS NOVEMBER 2006 FINANCIAL REPORT IS APPROVED Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 3-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: TO ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING BUDGET MODIFICATIONS FOR THE MONTH ENDING NOVEMBER 2006 As of November, $11,676.43 has been spent on the Memorial Park. This expenditure will be funded by a Federal CDBG Grant, Erie County Clock tower Grant and matching Town Funds. The Grant revenues due and resulting budget changes will not be made until all the expenses for 2006 Budget Dec From/ Appropriation Modifications (Inc) To Code Description General Fund Town Wide $ 562.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (562.00) to A1110.4 Muni Court-Contr Expend(Ritz) $ 1,236.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (1,236.00) to A1110.41 Muni Court-Contr Expend(Gugino) $ 118.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (118.00) to A1220.4 Supervisor-Contr Expend $ 37.00 from A1355.2 Assessment-Equip & Cap Outlay $ (37.00) to A1355.4 Assessment-Contr Expend $ 43.00 from A1990.4 Contingent Account $ (43.00) to A1460.41 Records Management Grant-Contr Expend $ 220.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (220.00) to A1620.1 Buildings-Pers Serv(Town Hall) $ 137.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (137.00) to A1620.4 Buildings-Contr Expend(Town Hall) $ 522.00 from A1630.2 Community/Recrea Bldg-Equip & Cap Out $ (522.00) to A1630.4 Community/Recrea Bldg-Contr Expend $ 261.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (261.00) to A1670.4 Central Print/Mail-Contr Expend $ 187.00 from A3120.2 Police/Bingo-Equip & Cap Out $ (187.00) to A3120.4 Police/Bingo-Contr Expend $ 71.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (71.00) to A5010.4 Highway Admin-Contr Expend $ 182.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (182.00) to A7110.4 Parks-Contr Expend $ 125.00 from A1450.4 Elections-Contr Expend $ (125.00) to A7550.4 Celebrations-Contr Expend Highway Town Wide $ (916.00) from DA5120.4 Bridges-Contr Expend $ (916.00) to DA9060.8 Hospital & Medical Insurance Highway Part Town $ 2,269.00 from DB5110.4 General Repairs-Pers Serv $ (2,269.00) to DB5110.1 General Repairs-Contr Expend Councilman Gier moved for the adoption of resolution 4-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: TOWN CLERKS DECEMBER 2006 FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT BE ACCEPTED Councilman Gier moved for the adoption of resolution 5-07, seconded by Councilman Chiavetta 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: JUSTICE CLERKS DECEMBER 2006 FINANCIAL RECONCILIATION REPORT BE ACCEPTED (Gugino & Ritz) Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 6-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: DECEMBER 2006 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER?S REPORT BE ACCEPTED AS READ BY GARY BRECKER. Discussion followed about the upcoming year and the clean up effort in the Town. Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 7-07, seconded by Councilman Gier Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: DECEMBER 2006 DOG CONTROL OFFICERS REPORT BE ACCEPTED AS READ BY LIAISON COUNCILWOMAN TURNER. Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 8-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: DECEMBER 2006 POLICE CHIEF?S REPORT BE ACCEPTED AS READ BY LIAISON COUNCILMAN GIER. Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 9-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: DECEMBER TOWN CLERKS REPORT BE ACCEPTED AS READ BY THEA ELLS DUE TO THE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE THE PLANNING BOARD DID NOT CONDUCT THEIR MONTHLY MEETING IN DECEMBER 2006. Clerks note: All Department Reports are attached in Minute Book; Financial reports are filed in respective offices. OTHER REPORTS: PARKS: highway men repaired grills in park GRANTS: Preserve New York grant application was denied ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT: no word yet REFUSE: Reviewed that there is a five item limit which includes a large item any week Southwestern Regional Water Cons.: no update at this time ? alternative funding is being researched Historical: new officers to be named at meeting soon
PC UPDATE: Councilman Chiavetta reported on his research with Sherman Reickart Jr. and has estimated that to update the three offices in need it would be approximately $4800.00. Chiavetta reported on new technology that would enable the offices to share printing. He mentioned that the Board needs to start considering saving for technology updates. There was some discussion with Reickart and Board. Councilwoman Turner moved for the adoption of resolution 10-07, seconded by Supervisor Pero 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: COUNCILMAN CHIAVETTA TO OVERSEE PURCHASE/LEASE OF COMPUTERS FOR THE TOWN CLERKS OFFICE, POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND SUPERVISORS OFFICE NOT TO EXCEED $4800.00
Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 11-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: ADVERTISE THE FOLLOWING SALE/BID FOR THE SURPLUS BACKHOE(DETAILS IN AD) IN THE TOWN CRIER, ANGOLA PENNY SAVER, HAMBURG PENNY SAVER, HAMBURG SUN, AND THE DUNKIRK OBSERVER NOTICE IS hereby given that the Town of Brant will be accepting sealed bids on one (1) Surplus 2001 John Deere 310G backhoe, being sold AS IS with an extend a hoe and a two ft digging bucket. Inspection of the vehicle can be arranged through the Town of Brant Highway Department during normal business hours of 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 549-4770. Sealed bids must be accompanied with a certified check payable to the Town of Brant for 10% of the bid amount. Balance due upon pick up of equipment which will be no sooner than March 31st. Bid opening will take place on Tuesday, February 13th, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. at the Brant Town Hall. Bids must be delivered to the Town Clerk?s Office, 1294 Brant North Collins Rd., Brant, NY 14027 THE TOWN OF BRANT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY AND ALL BIDS. SURFSIDE WATER EXTENSION: The Board members had discussion concerning the water extension and directed Attorney Trask to forward a copy of the following notice to the Clerks office for publication: Supervisor Pero moved for the adoption of resolution 12-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: TO SET THE PUBLIC HEARING IN REGARDS TO PROCEEDINGS FOR THE EXTENSION OF LATERAL WATER MAINS ON SURFSIDE DRIVE IN THE BRANT WATER DISTRICT #1 WHEREAS, there exists within the State of New York, County of Erie and Town of Brant an existing special district commonly know as the Brant Water District #1, and WHEREAS, the Brant Town Board, on its own resolution and pursuant to Section 199 of the Town Law of the State of New York, proposes the extension of water service within said existing district by constructing approximately 785 linear feet of 8 inch ductile iron water main with appurtenances to extend and benefit water service and fire protection on Surfside Drive, for which improvements the maximum amount proposed to be expended shall not exceed $30,000.00, and WHEREAS, it is proposed that the cost of said improvements, if constructed, shall be borne by the Brant Water District #1 at large, NOW, THEREFORE, PURSUANT TO TOWN LAW SECTION 199, IT IS, HEREBY ORDERED, that a public hearing shall be held before the Brant Town Board at its meeting to be held on February 13, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. in the Brant Town Hall, 1294 Brant-North Collins Road, Brant, New York, and it is further ORDERED, that at said time and place all interested parties shall be given an opportunity to be heard on the question of the proposed improvements and expenditures, and it is further ORDERED, that a copy of this Order, certified by the Town Clerk, shall be published and posted as required by law. CDBG MEMORIAL PARK UPDATE: Supervisor Pero reported that the bases for the lights are solid and the top of the lights need to be replaced, the cost of replacing and digging up electric in and around the new concrete would not be advisable and costly. Pero reported on CDBG money spent which the Town is matching in part with in kind services. AGREEMENT WITH LAKE SHORE Councilman Chiavetta moved for the adoption of resolution 13-07, seconded by Councilman Arrigo 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: SUPERVISOR TO SIGN SALT AGREEMENT: AS PER PAST AGREEMENT WITH THE TOWN OF BRANT AND LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AGREES TO PAY $18.75 PER TON FOR 1:1 MIX OF SALT/GRIT FOR THE 2006-2007 WINTER SEASON. SIGNED BY ASST SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL AND SUPERVISOR OF BRANT AND FILED IN THE TOWN CLERKS OFFICE SIGNS UPDATES: Highway Superintendent Joe Giambrone reported that three signs have been ordered for three entry points into the Town and for the community center. Councilman Gier asked for the Halley Rd sign to be checked as it has been damaged. LIGHT POLE - PARK : The light is being put up in the parking lot at the Brant Park. Joe Giambrone reported that he has asked Niagara Mohawk to check the lights going to the community building (they are out). Councilman Arrigo asked to check on the community center lights at the back of the building to see if they can be disconnected. Giambrone asked for lights to be installed on Brant North Collins Rd due to parking on the road during court. Officer In Charge Dave Hock will contact Niagara Mohawk and Halley Rd is to be checked also. WESTFIELD DISPOSAL: Supervisor Pero reviewed the days of pick up for refuse is Thursday for residents west of Route 20 including the Village and Friday is Route 20 and east. There is a five item limit which includes a large item but not in addition each week. NEW BUSINESS POLICE VEHICLE: Supervisor Pero reported on a correspondence from Officer In Charge David Hock for the purchase of a new K-9 vehicle in conjunction with three municipalities ? Gowanda (lead), Springville, and Brant with a cost to each of approximately $8,000.00 each after a grant. Gowanda officials are meeting with Kathy Stack on January 11th; she is with the Dept of Correctional Justice system that is awarding a $20,000.00 grant for a 2007 Expedition and be available in February. This vehicle would be purchased instead of new vehicle at full cost to the Town. The Board members and Town Attorney Trask discussed some legal issues, liabilities, and options the Town should look at. TABLED TILL NEXT MONTH: TO JOIN IN AN INTERMUNICIPAL AGREEMENT FOR A K-9 VEHICLE WITH GOWANDA SPRINGVILLE PROJECT PROPOSAL WITH ATTORNEY APPROVAL. RESOLUTION MANDATE CODE ENFORCEMENT Supervisor Pero moved for the adoption of resolution 14-07, seconded by Councilman Gier 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: TABLE SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PROPOSED LOCAL LAW CONCERNING CODE ENFORCEMENT Councilman Gier moved for the adoption of the following RESOLUTION 010915-07, seconded by Supervisor Pero, A roll call vote was taken: 5 Ayes 0 Nays Councilman Gier Voting Aye Supervisor Pero Voting Aye Councilman Arrigo Voting Aye Councilwoman Turner Voting Aye Councilman Chiavetta Voting Aye Attorney Trask to edit and input proper law information before distribution RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF BRANT OPPOSING REVISION OF 19 NYCRR PART 1203 AS IMPOSING AN UNFUNDED MANDATE ON THE TOWN OF BRANT WHEREAS, the Town of Brant is a small rural town located in the southwest corner of Erie County with a population under 2,000 people. WHEREAS, the Brant community is characterized by a large number of low income and fixed income residents, and WHEREAS, the limited resources of the town is making it increasingly difficult to provide the minimum, required governmental services to its residents, and WHERAS, additional mandated services from the State of New York which are not matched by state funding sources add significantly to the inability of local governments like the Town of Brant to perform vital local services to our residents WHERAS, the Department of State, in enacting its revisions of NYCRR Part 1203, entitled ?Minimum Standards for Administration and Enforcement of the Uniform Code?, has imposed additional unfunded mandates upon the Town of Brant and other municipalities, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Brant hereby requests that these new regulations be rescinded and it is further RESOLVED, that small municipalities like the Town of Brant be given options for avoiding the additional unfunded burdens imposed by these new regulations BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to: Honorable Governor Eliot Spitzer, Honorable Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno, Honorable Senate Minority Leader Malcolm A. Smith, Honorable Speaker Of The Assembly Sheldon Silver, Honorable Leader Of The Assembly Ron Canestrari, Honorable Minority Leader Of The Assembly James Tedisco, Honorable Senators: Dale M. Volker, William T. Stachowski, Mary Lou Rath, Antoine M. Thompson, And Assemblymen: Jack Quinn, Robin Schimminger, Michael Cole, Mark Schroeder, James Hayes, Sam Hoyt, Crystal Peoples and Dennis Gabryszak and Supervisors of Erie County. CHANGE NIGHT FOR ASSESSORS: The Board discussed the possibility of changing the night the assessors meet for better availability to the residents as it is a also a court night twice a month, this hinders residents from coming in. Councilman Arrigo will discuss the change with Assessor Joseph DeCarlo. DEMO BUILDING: The Board discussed declaring the buildings on the park property which was purchased this year as surplus. After discussion with comments on liability, and safety the board agreed to not allow individuals onto the property and post a no trespassing sign at the entrance. LEASE AGREEMENT WITH ERIE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Councilman Gier moved for the adoption of resolution 16-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: SUPERVISORS OFFICE TO SEND LETTER REQUESTING PAYMENT OF $250.00 FOR USE OF THE COMMUNITY BUILDING PER THE LEASE AGREEMENT TO ERIE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS AT ECBE REQUEST NUMBERS ON HOMES: Emergency Services notified Supervisor Pero that all residences and buildings have the house numbers placed in a visible location from the road. PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT MEETING: Meeting is set for Friday, January 26 at 6:30 PM at the Town Hall NYS COMPENSATION ALLIANCE INSURANCE: Supervisor Pero reported a possible savings of $3,600.00 on insurance for the fire district as the count was high. CELL PHONE POLICY: Recommendation from Town Accountant ? sample from Village of Sloan ? very basic - will review REPORTS OF COMMITTEES Events Committee: Committee met on January 5th, and set a tentative date of July 28 at the four corners for the Brant Summer fest ? possibly at the Town Park. The next meeting will be held on February 16 @ 6:30 PM Economic Development Committee: Met January 6th, waiting to hear if awarded grant and committee is in agreement about development and we are seeking a consultant to help with planning. Discussed Route 5, Route 20 and Lake District areas, goals of controlled growth, creating jobs, increasing tax base, update housing, beautification, creating recreational entertainment and parkland. Next meeting soon Employee Benefits Committee: Committee is ready for board to review updates and changes at next workshop ? have a request for a proposal which could be used. Recreation/Community Bldg. Committee: Waiting to hear from CBDG for Community Building ? have acquired quotes for windows and door. Appointment of New Committees to fill vacancies Councilman Arrigo moved for the adoption of resolution 17-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: TO NAME COUNCILMAN JEFFREY GIER AS LIAISON TO THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Correspondence & Communications Read, MEETINGS Supervisor Leonard Pero- read a letter from a resident of Evans on Cain Road concerning Allied Waste removing gifts for their refuse men, Pero spoke with Scaffidi of Allied and was told action would be taken. Notification from D.O.T .- $29, 225.02 CHIPS money received Received from County ? received $76,143.05, & $37,905.57 per municipal snow removal and $444.82 in dog license surplus Organizational Meeting ? Supervisor Pero responded to a question from the Org. meeting ? Notification of appointment letters were sent out and heads of departments are asked to contact Supervisor if there is to be a change in employees. Assessors Asst. will be recognized for years of service and Pero went on to highlight the last few years intent of the Board to decrease the positions in the Assessors office since 2002 when the three elected assessors was abolished. NYS Parks & Recreation: Meeting with Connie Miner & Noel Cardos from NYS Parks & Recreation to award the Town the $50,000.00 grant for our Park expansion. NEST Annual Meeting will be Thursday January 11 Association of Erie County Governments will meet Jan 25 Association of Towns in NY February 18-21 NY Planning Federation letter received concerning ongoing training needed(min four hours each member) for boards of planning, zoning which will be available in Clarence in February6th. Legislator Bob Reynolds letter was sent on the Towns behalf to Commissioner Comfert with a recommendation for a computer terminal for an RICI for digital processing and appropriate hardware. Invitation received from Giambra, letter from North Collins for training, Time Warner price changes notification Legislative breakfast on January 19th- global warming Tuesday January 23 at 7:00 @ Harlem Rd Comm. Center concerning Local Sprawl NFTA Bus Route may be extended to Little Valley and is improving Thank you to Dave Hock for installing a programmable thermostat at the Town Hall and the auto lights in the bathrooms Evans Chamber of Commerce has new Officers ? Congratulations Evans Historical Society is open once a month on Sundays Office of Real Property Letter Supervisor Pero asked the Board members to review the cancellation of the disability insurance which it carried on town employees for $1,000.00 a year, and recommendations from the Town Accountant concerning voucher preparation and procedure and office supplies.
Councilman Arrigo moved for the adoption of resolution 18-07, seconded by Councilwoman Turner 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays TO APPROVE THE JANUARY ABSTRACT AS SHOWN FOR PAYMENT: ABSTRACT 13 FOR THE YEAR 2006 AND ABSTRACT 1 FOR 2007
Abstract 13 0f 2006
General Fund Town wide Vouchers 567 Totaling: $41,418.38 #604 Void Street lighting Voucher 12 Totaling: $2,446.83 General Fund ? Part Town Vouchers 35-37 Totaling: $ 190.00 Fire Protection Vouchers: 9-12 Totaling: $87,301.30 Highway Town wide Vouchers 96-98 Totaling : $ 2,848.70 Highway Part Town Voucher 1 Totaling: $5,500.00 General Town wide ? Payroll Totaling: $ 23,109.50 Dec. 1 ? Dec 29 General Fund Part town Payroll ? 298.10 Highway Payroll Totaling: $8057.16 Capital Project Fund Voucher 2 Totaling: 153.74
Abstract 1 for 2007
General Fund Town wide Vouchers 1-18 Totaling: $9,213.56 #6 void General Fund ? Part Town Vouchers 1-2 Totaling: $ 1,470.00 Fire Protection Vouchers: 1 Totaling: $7,802.00 Highway Town wide Vouchers 1-2 Totaling : $ 5,380.97 Highway Part Town Voucher 1 Totaling: $5,500.00 Brant Water District: Voucher1 Totaling:$7,515.00
Acknowledgment of Visitors
Please stand, state your name (you have 2-3 min. to air your request) Thank You Martin Rosiek ? Q. - 2005 budget had monies for a new vehicle ? was it used? Are there monies available in capital projects accounts? Rosiek - Q. - Asked for explanation in resolution of the term towns extreme hardship? Pero A. ? Hardship on the taxpayers to pay for more inspections and paperwork Kirk Ritz ?Q. Why a new position of and why is Supervisor Pero named for $500.00 Park Commissioner? Pero A. - this is a position which has been reactivated from the past and there is a need for the position now. Ritz ? Q. - Asked Pero to explain beginning speech and yet attempt to remove employee? Pero ? A. - discussion was held but no action followed. Lee Brunelli Q. Asked the salary and hours worked of towns Officer in Charge and asked what his availability to the town is if he works for three municipalities? Pero A.- OIC is part time and does work for other towns. Christine Gierlinger Q. ? How many hours does OIC work per week? Pero ? A. ? it varies Sherman Reickart commented that there was a Parks Commissioner ? first one was Billy Fricano to oversee the details at the park. Councilwoman Turner moved for the adoption of resolution 19-07, seconded by Councilman Chiavetta 5 Ayes Pero, Arrigo, Gier, Turner, Chiavetta 0 Nays ADOPTED: ADJOURN THE JANUARY 9TH REGULAR BOARD MEETING @ 9:40 PM IN MEMORY OF OFFICER RON RACZKA? MOTHER DOROTHEA RACZKA WHO PASSED AWAY ON JANUARY 2ND & CODE OFFICER GARY BRECKER? MOTHER ADELINE BRECKER WHO PASSED AWAY ON JANUARY 4TH. Respectfully submitted, Thea A. Ells Brant Town ClerK


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A stay at Hotel Londra & Cargill places you in the heart of Rome, walking distance from Piazza Fiume and Porta Pia. This 4-star hotel is close to Roman Forum and Colosseum.
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The whole thing seriously has us mind blown. We had no idea how many people around the world actually looked like Selena's other half. Of course, she has two younger siblings, Gracie and Tori, but because they are so small we can't really see a huge resemblance just yet. Now, we're shooketh over all of these gals who legit have the same lips, hair, cheeks, style, skin tone down to the pose form that Selena so publicly displays.
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How can this not be her? Her name is Sofia Solares and she's from Mexico. How she and Selena were not birthed from the same mother is BEYOND me. Also, her Instagram aesthetic is cool AF – she could one hundred percent be a star.
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This is the Selena lookalike that has a very odd coincidence to the original Selena. According to Instagram, her name is Selena Sanchez, yes we know it's freaky. HOW could her name be Selena, too? Not a clue. But, we've stalked her photos and it seems like she has a son, a daughter, loves experimenting with makeup and is a selfie queen!
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Here we are again. This Selena lookalike has the same exact eyes as the "Bad Liar" singer. The way she does her smokey eye has got us under a serious trance. Her name is Erika Montantes and she's got over 10,000 followers on Instagram. We're not totally sure where she lives but she's in love with her boyfriend and is obsessed with all things photography, makeup, and style.
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Okay, so what do we mean by this? This lookalike named Valerie is an animation student. She lists her location as Ottawa and Toronto. The craziest part is that even though she looks like she can be Selena's twin, she also can transform herself using makeup, wigs and different clothing into different characters like The Little Mermaid, Anatasia, and a legit skull. Valerie is a true talent!
As we all know, the real Selena is super reserved when it comes to her personal life. Everything is very calculated and she only lets out information that she wants out there. This lookalike seems exactly the same. Her name is Daniela Garcia and her Instagram is private. So, she's a mystery just like our girl is! We kind of love it.
All of these women are beautiful and super talented in their own way. Even though they may not actually be the real Selena Gomez, we have a feeling she'd be friends with all of them. Can you even imagine what that would look like? 5, 6 or 7 Selena lookalikes walking all together with the real Selena? The paparazzi would have a freaking field day.
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An anthology presenting a wide range of musical pieces from the early period of American music, edited from the original editions, with a historical and critical introduction and a foreword by one of America's great modern composers.
336 pages. Published by New York Public Library, 1988.
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Ive often thought what a good tool something like this would be for free speech. Some geek like John Gilmore or RMS (not sure who) has in the past whinged about being blackholed for running an open relay but he refuses to close it saying that people need it in order to be able to make anonymous commentary etc.
This would seem a good way of getting both: free speech but, with appropriate useage controls, limited risk of abuse by scummy spammers: e.g. anonymous users get 10 emails a day each or 1000 a day for all anonymous users.
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Saskatchewan Polytechnic's expanded focus on applied research in 2014–15 helped attract external funding and forge beneficial partnerships.
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Habitat for Humanity databaseComputer Systems Technology students developed a database for Habitat for Humanity Prince Albert, a non-profit that builds affordable homes for low-income families. The database tracks volunteer hours, donations of building materials and project details with speed, accuracy and consistency. Learn more about the Computer Systems Technology program. >>
Hockey puck for the blindFaculty and staff in the Electronic Systems Engineering Technology program are developing an improved hockey puck for visually impaired players. A prototype of the audible puck was demonstrated at Courage Canada's National Blind Hockey Tournament in Toronto. Learn more about the Electronic Systems Engineering Technology program. >>
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Funding for nursing researchNursing research teams competed for and received more than $810,000 in peer-reviewed funding for six projects. Projects include updating competency assessment tools for internationally educated nurses, examining factors that impact surgical patient outcomes, and a study of older adults' experiences with Home First project teams. Learn more about the School of Nursing. >>
Mining safety studyFaculty collaborated with the University of Saskatchewan and six of Saskatchewan's largest mining companies on this inquiry aimed at advancing safety at work, at home and in the community. Learn more about the School of Mining, Energy and Manufacturing.
Memorandum of UnderstandingSaskatchewan Polytechnic signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF), ensuring that Saskatchewan Polytechnic, for the first time, will be eligible for SHRF grants and award funds.
Hannin Creek Educational FacilitySaskatchewan Polytechnic and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation acquired this site and substantially improved its infrastructure. Plans include setting up a biological field station at the facility, which serves as a field camp for students in Saskatchewan Polytechnic's natural resources programs. Learn more about the School of Natural Resources and Built Environment. >>
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Unlike basic or pure research that's carried out at universities, applied research focuses on delivering practical solutions to everyday problems. It often involves testing new products before they're brought to market, proving a concept or assessing a need. It seeks to enrich and improve.
In 2014–15, faculty, staff and students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic participated in a number of applied research projects that promised to do just that. One team, for instance, developed a database for Habitat for Humanity Prince Albert that will help the non-profit to organize its volunteers and housing projects. Another began the design of a "talking head" mobile app that could potentially show students who are learning a new language how to form sounds. And about 50 Sask Polytech faculty and student research assistants have partnered with the University of Saskatchewan and six of the province's biggest mining companies in an extensive enquiry that aims to improve safety practices in the minerals industry.
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My backup for when Office 2013 Preview expires is my Open Office 3 :P
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Hi there
It was HORRIBLE
re-installed Office 2010 afte a couple of hours of trying 2013.
The new office seems like Windows 8 itself to not understand if it's running on a desktop / tablet / mobile phone and fails to satisfy ANY of those environments completely.
This version of Offce and Windows 8 itself (for desktop) will become the new Vista.
Windows 8 is just FINE on the new Windows 8 smartphones -- to be released in about 3 weeks - but if you've had a peek at them --Ms has got a winner there.
W7 still rules the desktop - especially if you aren't interested in touch screens etc.
BTW for those who say W8 is faster etc -- just tidy up your start services and move the W7 OS to an SSD -- and then performance is fine.
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Excellent news. I've been using the 2013 preview since it hit MSDN, I'll check for the RTM. Office 2013 Outlook in particular resolves a number of annoying and irritating bugs in Office 2010 Outlook that have been a constant nagging PITA, such as the inability to properly handle saving authentication credentials when connecting to proxied Exchange servers. No problem with Office 2013. The UI is also quite a bit more consistent, apparently the Office 2011 (Mac) team had some cross-pollination there even if just by osmosis of working in the same company .
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If Office 2013 appears in Q1 of 2013, does anyone have a rough idea of when Office 2010 is likely to disappear from retailers like Newegg or Amazon? I can't recall when Office 2003 and 2007 actually became difficult to find. Does the current version tend to go away immediately on the release of a new version or are there periods when you can easily get either?
I am running 2007 now and might upgrade to 2010 near the end of it's availability (hopefully at a closeout price) to gain a few more years of Office support. I will avoid Office 2013 for the duration if possible.
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ignatzatsonic, you can still get Windows 3.1 on amazon.
Seriously, though, I can't imagine 2010 being scarce any time soon. There is no shortage of 2007 right now on amazon. Newegg drops stuff much faster, I couldn't find it on there. I'm no fan of 8 but I like 2013. Trust me, I understand if you want to skip it. Looks stupid but there are lots of tiny improvements which make it worth my while.
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Thanks, Colonel.
I hadn't really looked around to see if 2007 was still out there in a factory-sealed state. Maybe I can hold out for a year or two after 2013 appears.
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I actually despised Office 2010, it was much less intuitive than Office 2007, Microsoft moved everything around and I couldn't find anything because nothing was in any obvious place to look, it was all hidden somewhere in heiroglyphics on one of those idiotic "ribbon bars". Office 2013 moves things around also, but it's far more intuitive about how it operates. It operates more like a tabbed browser application than like the mess that was Office 2010.
Word of warning for those intending to upgrade from the preview to the release version -- the mail profiles in the preview version do *not* cleanly load into the release version. Weird things happen with complex mail profiles. My recommendation is that you uninstall the preview, delete the mail profile you used for the preview version, as well as the mail backup files on the hard drive, and start over from scratch re-entering your account information in a fresh install. You still delete your profile through Control Panel->Mail like with previous versions of Outlook.
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Discussion in 'Fiat India News' started by Sagz, Apr 17, 2014.
Fiat 500L Spotted in Ipswich UK in February 2014
Wow,if launched next year then this car would sell like hot cakes for Fiat.
Bring it on Fiat & plz bring 500XL next year.
So what would be ideal pricing for 500L. As 500 is costing around 18lac onroad it will be suicide for FIAT if they launch this model at above 10 lac segment.
Motorbeam guys claim if its produced here it will be priced from 9 lacs.
I think the upcoming 500 xl would have been a better choice. Currently Mini SUV - Renault's Duster is selling on avg 3300 & MPV- Maruti's Ertiga is selling 5000 unit per month & Toyota Innova 3500 Unit per month. Considering the MPV segment wider than Mini SUV segment. FIAT should launch 500 xl first to penetrate the market before 500 L. 7 seater will be instant hit.
this doesnt make sense 500l mpw will be ideal for indian market provided with ertiga pricing....are they really gonna lauch something other then punto and linea
Nice looking car. I have driven FIAT 500 in US and this was the most wonderful car that I drove while in US. BTW US version was smaller than the pic posted. Also Indian avtar looks far better than Swift.
New Punto itself should have been here by six months back itself and I am not sure what they have been testing on and on ! Better put this speculation to rest (Dobolo,500L) :uh.
datson without even functioning in india for more then 6 months is almost ready with a mpv, but this morons fiat hav no plans to launch in near future, shame on them..they cant recognize proper products for the market and even if they do they will take their own time to release them.... with such a management they dont deserve all this fan base...
Fiat is planning to launch a couple of new products including the Abarth 595 Competizione and Abarth Avventura.
The company might also launch a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) - the 500L in the country, as the vehicle has been recently imported in India for research & development.
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Yuneec – A company known in the aircraft industry, with its super-light electric powered air crafts has come up with another electric powered locomotive. But this time, its not for the air – It hits the ground with its electric powered long-board called the E-Go Cruise.
The E-Go cruise features a Lithium-Ion battery, which takes 3-5 hours to fully recharge and take the riding range to up to 30 KM. The battery offers a maximum riding time of 3 hours. With the help of its flexible deck, the E-Go cruise is designed to support riders up to 220 lb (100 kg).
Its wireless controller helps the rider accelerate/decelerate the board on finger tips and also offers on-board LED flashlight. The motor attached below the board deck helps to pass an inclined distance of 10% from the horizontal ground. Additionally, an intelligent feature of motors recharges the battery whenever longboard is decelerated.
The board is also lightweight, weighing less than 14 lb (6.3 kg) which consequently helps to maximize its speed up to 20km/h. It costs $699 to get your E-Go cruise and you can pre-order from the website with an initial $100 deposit. The shipment begins next month.


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- Pet Friendly
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- WiFi
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Dogs welcome (2 max.). No additional fee or deposit required.
Ratings & Reviews
- Kimberly 10/22/2017
The home was very close to the beach, great views, could hear the waves. The home was very clean. Everything worked great. Liked the bedroom set up 2 and 2 across the hall.
- Karen 10/15/2017
- Marcia 10/8/2017
- Marcia 10/8/2017
Excellent value for money. The house is modern and bright and well kept. All the amenities are above standard and the kitchen is well stocked.
- Christine 9/24/2017
Great location, just a short distance to the beach.
- Susan And Kevin 9/3/2017
- John 7/30/2017
- Daniel 7/2/2017
- Larry And Lori 4/23/2017
It was amazing. Perfect home for our first vacation together.
- Alyssa 4/9/2017
My family and I LOVED our Twiddy rental. It was close to the beach and very beautiful. The only complaint I have is that I wasn't able to stay longer. Will definitely rent this house again, maybe later this year.
- Kretta 3/26/2017
A good getaway house, very close to the beach. Maybe 5 minute walk to the beach. Nice quiet location. Convenient to shopping all around a nice place.
- Patricia 3/12/2017
- Emily 3/5/2017
- Christina 11/20/2016
Very nice, clean home. We only used the master bedroom, and it was the most comfortable bed I've ever been in! Bathroom nice and roomy. All the bedrooms were nice although we didn't need to use them. The beach is just straight down the road, maybe a 4 minute walk. Very convenient getting to the beach. Quiet neighborhood. Nice hot tub, although we didn't use it. Close to shops and restaurants. Just a great experience renting this house.
- Patricia 11/6/2016
- Thomas 10/23/2016
- Tammy 10/16/2016
We found this home to be above standard and above expectations for the price. The decor and furniture were a high standard and comfortable. The home provided all amenities needed. The extra cable premium channels was a nice touch. Pets are catered for with gates on each level of the decks with a "dog run" on the ground level making it safer and a easier for us and our dog. The beach and beach access just yards away. We definitely would recommend this home to a friend and hope to return in the future.
- Christine 9/25/2016
- Bernard 9/18/2016
- Denise 7/31/2016
- Bruce 7/17/2016
- Russell 6/19/2016
Lovely. Loved it
- Peter 6/12/2016
The home was clean, spacious, and included all the comforts of home (and then some). Our dogs had their own private space that was fenced in, which was a HUGE bonus! The kitchen included all the materials I needed to bake a wedding cake.
- Michelle 5/22/2016
Questions & Answers
Which bedrooms have Tv's?
Great question Tina, at this time, N103T has only one flat screen TV and DVD player in the living area. There are no TVs in the bedrooms.
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/26/2017
What size television, if any is in the family room?
Denise, we apologize, however, we do not have exact measurements for TVs or electronic equipment.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/10/2016
Are there any restrictions regarding dogs on the beach?
Anne, the beaches of Currituck Country are pet-friendly year-round. Leashes are required but there are no length requirements.
- Answered by Twiddy on 3/24/2016
What size are the beds in this unit? My family and I have this house reserved in August and want to make sure we have the right size sheets for the beds.
Joe, N103T currently provides 1 king bed, 2 queen beds, and 1 double bunk set.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/22/2015
how far is it to the nearest grocery store? Also, are there any shops/outlets nearby?
Great questions, Joe! The closest grocery store to this home will be the Food Lion located in the Monterey Plaza, 4 miles south of the home. The closest shopping/restaurants/activities are about a mile from the home in the Corolla Light Town Center. Additional shopping/restaurants can be found in the same plaza as the Food Lion, and across the street at the Timbuck II Shopping Center.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/17/2015
Do you offer partial weeks
Brittany, N103T only offers full week reservations.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/15/2015
How far is the pool from house?
Debbie, N013T is approximately 1 mile from the Villages at Ocean Hill community oceanfront pool.
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/3/2015
Are there beach/ sand toys, beach chairs, and/ or bikes available at this house?
Good question, Karen! Beach chairs are an advertised amenity and there will be at least 5 waiting for you at the home. Equipment such as bicycles, beach toys and umbrellas are considered specialty items and not advertised amenities. As a result we do not require owners to provide them nor do we take inventory of what may be in the home upon arrival. We recommend some local resources in our area who rent daily as well as weekly should you choose not to bring those items with you. Please give our office a call if you would like their contact information.
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THE MORNING BUZZ: Despite Good Times, VOD Is Always a Specter19 Mar, 2002 By: Stephanie Prange
Analysts, who were hailing broadband, dot-com and Internet stocks not so long ago, are now taking a liking to good old video chains. The Robertson Stephens brokerage recently bestowed Hollywood Entertainment Corp. and Blockbuster with a "buy", and this week SWS Securities initiated coverage of Movie Gallery with a "strong buy."
How quickly the tables have turned.
But history has proven it's not prudent for this industry to assume it has won the analyst relations battle with video-on-demand (VOD). Yahoo this weekend queried customers about paying $2.95 for VOD movies. Battered by the technology and advertising busts, the Web industry is desperately looking for its killer app – and our business is among the top candidates.
Ah, you say, VOD has reared its ugly head many times and we've always survived. Indeed, in my first week at Video Store Magazine eight years ago the business was rocked by news of a TeleCommunications Inc.–Bell Atlantic merger designed to deliver VOD. At the time, Bell Atlantic chairman and CEO Raymond Smith declared video stores "no longer viable." Video stores came back with a vengeance after that, only to fall out of favor once again when the Internet dazzled Wall Street.
The difference in the threat this time, it seems to me, is the desperation of our rivals. Battered telecommunications companies have spent a lot of money building out broadband, PC makers are on the ropes and numerous dot-coms like Yahoo – if they have survived – are desperately looking for a way to make money. Pardon me if I'm a little paranoid.
NBC anchor Tom Brokaw moderated a discussion of technology issues, "Silicon Summit III," broadcast this weekend on MSNBC. Among the panelists were representatives from Amazon, PC-maker Gateway and AOL Time Warner. One of the issues discussed was entertainment piracy – a practice Disney chief Michael Eisner recently told a Senate committee was the tech industry's "killer app." After that showdown, panelists seemed to strike a conciliatory tone during the broadcast, admitting the industry needs to get together with content providers to find a piracy solution that doesn't involve Congress. If they're serious, this could spell trouble.
The ultimate arbiter of how movies are delivered to the home will be the consumer. If the video industry can continue to satisfy consumers better than VOD purveyors, we'll have nothing to worry about. But if our rivals ever get their act together – and the current desperate climate may speed that process – then we'll have a real fight on our hands.