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Internet users are being given the chance to evaluate the social and environmental performance of companies on a new website that features examples of good and bad things companies are doing in the CSR field.
dotherightthing.com allows individuals, including company representatives, to post details of CSR initiatives or alleged wrongdoings which are then appraised by site visitors over an initial 60-day period. Among the first large companies being assessed are Apple, ExxonMobil, Google and Sony.
The main way visitors can make their views known is by stating whether they think an initiative or alleged wrongdoing is 'important' or not. They can also leave detailed comments. Firms that have already gained positive ratings include Accenture, for its work to help tackle oil spills in the Philippines, and Herman Miller, an 'ecofriendly' furniture company based in the UK. Fidelity Investments has received a negative rating for its involvement in Sudan. However, ratings can change over time depending on user feedback.
The site has been founded by Ryan Mickle, a former Boeing executive, and Rod Ebrahimi, a technology consultant. Both are based in the US.
Mickle told EP that since its unadvertized launch two months ago the site has had around 50,000 visitors, who have submitted comments on more than 150 companies, including the website itself.
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Listen to family therapist Chris Hoff's interview with Christine LaCerva, this week's featured guest on Hoff's popular radio podcast, The Radical Therapist. In this lively conversation, Christine discusses how she relies upon play, performance and philosophizing with her groups to help them create zones for emotional growth. Click here to listen.
Conversations with Practitioners: On the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
On the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
I Just Feel Like Crying All the Time
I've found it terribly upsetting watching the news in recent days – terrorism, random acts of violence and the horrors of increasing poverty and civil war. My patients are also expressing a heightened emotionality, and it's all over the place emotionally speaking. "I just feel like crying all the time," said one of my clients, "What do you think is going on?"
The Therapist Takes a Vacation
What's Community Got to Do with It?
Performing Our Lives Together
Hey, the Therapist Is Interrupting! (An up-close look at a social therapy group in action)
At a recent conference in Norway, participants asked me what social therapy is like in practice. So, I invited them to read out-loud and perform transcripts from an actual therapy group that I lead in NYC. Take a look at the transcripts, and you'll see some of the weird questions I ask my group. I see my role as performer/director to challenge the group on how they're organizing themselves, so that maybe we can create a new kind of therapy play. I have interrupted their traditional notions of therapy! My colleagues in Norway didn't quite know what to do with this philosophical challenge to traditional concepts of therapy. What do you think?
Therapy Interrupted (in Norway): Shifting the Gaze from the Self to the Group
At a recent conference in Norway, I led a workshop called Therapy Interrupted: Performing Social Therapy. My co-presenter Pal Carlin and I talked with people about how social therapy interrupts our fascination with the self and helps us shift our gaze to the group. It stops us from digging deep into our patients' psyches in favor of helping them create new ensemble performances. It disturbs our patients' notion that therapy is all about them and introduces them to the other. It challenges the model of traditional psychology in favor of exploring, creating and playing with subjectivity as social relational and cultural activity.
Social Therapy Goes to Norway!
I'm very excited to let you know that I will be presenting at the upcoming conference Beyond the Therapeutic State: Collaborative Practices for Individual and Social Change in Drammen, Norway this summer. Sponsored by the Taos Institute, the conference will bring together practitioners, scholars and progressives in the field of mental health to produce a lively dialogue and share our creativity and desire to create a better world.
What is Mental Health?
I want to invite you to join an international online conversation started by the Social Therapy Group called What Is Mental Health? It's part of the National Dialogue on Mental Health started last summer in response to the shootings at Sandy Hook and the increasing violence across this country, and it's one of several conversations taking place in the Civic Commons Initiative, Creating Community Solutions, in partnership with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the Department of Health and Human Services.
Talking About Trauma - Our International Colleagues Speak Out
To broaden our community conversation about trauma, I reached out to international colleagues of the Social Therapy Group and the East Side Institute (ESI), our education, training and research center. I asked them to speak about trauma in their countries, and how they use their creativity and passion to go beyond victimization and powerlessness.
How We Talk About Trauma Matters
A few weeks ago I hosted a community event on trauma at the Social Therapy Group's Conversation with Practitioners series. A friend of mine, a psychologist and longtime political activist who hadn't been able to attend, asked me why I had chosen this topic. "Doesn't the field of psychology relate to people who have been traumatized around their victimization and powerlessness?" she asked. "I thought social therapy wasn't into that. What were you thinking?"
We've Got Your Back!
I want to share with you a note that was sent to the Social Therapy Group after our "Play Pride" event, Sexuality, Gender and Development. As a contribution to our dialogue, Yemayah raises a profound issue concerning the development of African American youth: I wanted to say that I enjoyed yesterday's discussion — it was interesting, provocative and funny. Later, I had some thoughts about race and how it pertains to the development of young people of color that I'd like to bring into the conversation.
Play Pride: Sexuality, Gender and Development
On May 17 the Social Therapy Group hosted a community dialogue on sexuality, gender and development as part of our new "Conversations with Practitioners" series. My guest at the event was Mark Beauregard, a creative arts and drama therapist who has done groundbreaking work using play and performance with his clients.
Meeting Rachel Mickenberg and Social Therapy
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of hosting a celebratory community event at the Social Therapy Group to introduce Rachel Mickenberg, a talented social therapist who is joining our staff. As a way of continuing to build community with all of you, I'd like to share with you the talk I gave that evening.
Radical Acceptance
In my last blog entry, I wrote about new ways of thinking, seeing, and creating possibility in our lives and the broader world. A key aspect of this kind of growth and development is an activity — a revolutionary idea, in fact — that Fred Newman called "radical acceptance." The transcript below of a social therapy group led by Dr. Hugh Polk will give us an opportunity to explore and discuss this idea further.
A New Year — A New Conversation
As we move into the New Year I'm experiencing a whole range of emotions. In conversations with my clients in our social therapy groups, it's become clear that I'm not alone in this experience. Many clients and community members have expressed how they feel overwhelmed and challenged by what is happening in the world.
A Developmental Mess
I hope you and your families are safe and sound in the aftermath of this horrendous hurricane. I live in the Fort Greene area of Brooklyn, and we were quite lucky here. There was little damage — just a few trees down in the park. Most residents of the area were home, since there were no subways to Manhattan.
The Diagnosis Dialogue Continues
In my March post (Abnormal? Unusual? Who Decides?) I wrote about a controversial topic in the field of psychology — the pending publication of the American Psychiatric Association's new manual of psychiatric diagnoses, the DSM 5. Much of the controversy and ensuing dialogue centers around new diagnoses (and changes to old ones) that are potentially harmful to us and our families.


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Electricity Market Reform: An International Perspective
Fereidoon Perry Sioshansi , Wolfgang Pfaffenberger
Editura: Elsevier Science Ltd
Since the late 1980s, policy makers and regulators in a number of countries have liberalized, restructured or deregulated their electric power sector, typically by introducing competition at the generation and retail level. These experiments have resulted in vastly different outcomes - some highly encouraging, others utterly disastrous. However, many countries continue along the same path for a variety of reasons. This book examines the most important competitive electricity markets around the world and provides definitive answers as to why some markets have performed admirably, while others have utterly failed, often with dire financial and cost consequences. The lessons contained within are direct relevance to regulators, policy makers, the investment community, industry, academics and graduate students of electricity markets worldwide. The book covers electricity market liberalization and deregulation on a worldwide scale and features expert contributions from key people within the electricity sector.
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- Cuprins : Foreword (S. Littlechild). Introduction (P.L. Joskow). Part 1. What's wrong with the status quo? 1. Why restructure electricity markets? (F.S. Sioshansi). 2. Sector-specific market power regulation vs. general competition law: Criteria for judging competitive vs. regulated markets (G. Knieps). Part 2. Trailblazers. 3. Chile: Where it all started (R. Raineri). 4. Electricity liberalization in Britain and the evolution of market design (D. Newbery). 5. The Nordic Market: Robust by design? (E. Amundsen, N.H. von der Fehr, L. Bergman). Part 3. Evolving markets. 6. The electricity industry in Australia: Problems along the way to a national electricity market (A. Moran). 7. Restructuring of the New Zealand electricity sector, 1984-2005 (G. Bertram). 8. Energy policy and investment in the German power market (G. Brunekreeft, D. Bauknecht). 9. Competition in the continental European electricity market: Despair of work in progress? (R. Haas, J.M. Glachant, N. Keseric, Y. Perez). Part 4. Nort America, New World, New Ch
- Data Publicarii : 13 Apr 2006
- Format : Hardback
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Myrtle Beach's Keyonte Sessions and Mullins' Riyan Gore are the Blitz Players of the Week for Week 7.
Sessions, who earned the Grand Strand honor, accounted for 126 yards and two touchdowns as the Seahawks beat North Myrtle Beach to stay unbeaten.
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David Moyes is backing Joseph Yobo to step up and show that Everton will not miss Phil Jagielka.
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Everton boss David Moyes is backing Joseph Yobo to step up and show the club will not miss Phil Jagielka for the remainder of the season.
Jagielka has been one of Everton's top performers this season but he has been ruled out for the rest of the season after damaging knee ligaments against Manchester City last week.
Moyes will now recall Nigerian star Yobo to the centre of his defence and he is confident he can produce the goods over the final few games of the season, which includes the FA Cup final.
"He was out with a hamstring injury for three or four weeks but I think Yobo has missed very few games," said Moyes.
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The heavy rains in spots late last week and again Monday make for an interesting mix of reports for this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report; oh, and the first reports of shoreline salmon.
The MFR appears in a condensed form Wednesdays on the Sun-Times newspaper outdoors page. The sprawling raw-file report is posted here online on the Sun-Times outdoors page.
Darryl Turner keeps on piling up the big blues at LaSalle Lake, hot water or not, as the photo above from the weekend shows.
Remember the Chicago Air and Water Show is this weekend, which includes practice on Friday. So plan accordingly for lakefront access, it's the packed weekend.
SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN: Staff at Tackle Haven in Benton Harbor said perch are "day to day" in 30-40 feet. INDIANA: Capt. Rich Sleziak at Slez's Bait in Lake Station texted that some perch were caught Sunday toward Michigan City in 25 feet. CHICAGO: Stacey Greene at Park Bait said lots of small perch are being caught, just a smattering of keepers, soft shells or minnows.
The season is open in Illinois for bullfrogs (sport fishing license required, may be taken by hook and line, gig, pitchfork, spear, bow and arrow, hand or landing net) and bullfrog or green frogs in Indiana.
Bluegill are on the outside weed lines or burrowed inside of them, but the main bite is largemouth bass on topwaters early or plastics otherwise.
Ken Husker" O'Malley sent this:
Hey Dale,The morning bite for bass on area lakes has slowed. Best option is to fish evening hours. Top water bite is good last hour of light. Spro frogs worked over emergent vegetation or pop r's in open water have produced best.Before the rains, area rivers south of I-80 were low and clear with little moss. Working a modified TDR rig caught good numbers of smallmouth and largemouth bass.TTYL—
Ken "Husker" O'Malley
Waterworks fishing team
If fishing rivers south or southeast of Chicago, good week to check beforehand. Go to http://water.weather.gov//ahps2/index.php?wfo=lot to check area water levels and projection. To get to more specific gauges, even on creeks, in Illinois, go to http://waterdata.usgs.gov/il/nwis/current/?type=flow
Check with Jon Meder at Jon's Bait Shop–(815) 237-2822–in South Wilmington. Lake is open daily, 6 a.m.-sunset.
Staff at Triangle said with the hot water (80s), catfish (Sonny's or cut bait) and bluegill are the best bites; white bass are going on most lakes toward dusk in 8-12 feet.
For updates, check with Fox Waterway Agency or call (847) 587-8540.
No update from Capt. Pat Harrison (click here for his site).
GENEVA: Dave Duwe sent this:
Lake Geneva Fishing Report 8/15/16 through 8/22/16
The summer heat wave is upon us. The fishing remains pretty good as long as you get out early in the a.m. or late in the p.m. The boat traffic on the lake makes fishing in the middle of the day pretty difficult. Most of the fish are relating to deep water structure. The best fishing is consistently the largemouth or walleyes at night.
Smallmouth bass are on the deep water structure in 22-30 ft of water. Look for the fish by Yerkes Observatory, South Shore Club or by the Wrigley Estate. They are being caught on lindy rigged nightcrawlers or drop shot rigged 4 inch finesse worms. They have not schooled up yet as they have in recent years. A typical school this year is 7-10 fish so you need to move around to have great success.
Yellow Perch are in the shallows in 12-15 ft of water. Look for the fish by Knollwood or by Belvidere Park in Fontana. They are aggressively feeding on small fat head minnows or leaf worms. You want to fish them on a split shot rig or a Thill slip bobber rig. The best locations have scattered weeds and hard sand bottom.
Largemouth bass fishing has been excellent in 18-24 ft of water. Look for the fish by Covenant Harbor Bible Camp or Gage Marine. They are being caught on football head jigs with a green pumpkin trailer or drop shotting green pumpkin finesse worms, my favorite are Chompers, red flake seems to be producing most of the fish. The key to finding them is finding locations with scattered weeds and a harder bottom.
Rock bass fishing has been excellent in the deeper waters. A lot of the fish have been in excess of 20 ft of water. They are being caught on lindy rigged nightcrawlers or fat head minnows. Look for the fish off of main lake points like Cedar Point or Conference Point.
Walleye fishing has been very good at night. Make sure you pick nights when there is wind. The best locations have been Trinkes Bay and Fontana Bay.
Bluegill fishing has been excellent in the 18-24 ft depth range. The best location has been by Elgin Club or by Gage Marine. Try a split shot rig with a leaf worm approximately six inches off bottom for the best success. The average size of the bluegills is over 8 inches.
Good luck and I hope to see you on the water. For guide parties, please call Dave Duwe at 608-883-2050
DELAVAN: Arden Katz said bluegill, up to 9 inches, are outstanding in 15 feet with drop-shots; some bass, too.
Duwe sent this:
Delavan Lake Fishing Report 8/17/15 through 8/23/15
The fishing on Delavan continues to be a good day/bad day proposition. The weather has been pretty consistently hot and humid. The best bite on the lake remains the bluegills. They are constant throughout the lake.
Early in the week the largemouth bass were on the deep weedlines in 15-18 ft of water. Because of the consistent warm weather, the deep water bite has been getting slower and slower as the day progresses. The fish I'm catching have been on lindy rigged nightcrawlers or lindy rigged medium suckers. The shallow water slop bite has been consistent. The fish are located by the condos on north shore or the boat launch channel. They are being caught on black or white frogs. The best depth is 2-3 ft. of water. The weed flats have also been producing in the early morning hours, Pop-R's and Chug Bugs are working in 8-10 ft of water. The best location has been by Willow Point or Browns Channel.
Walleye fishing has been spotty. Most of the fish are being caught on split shot rigged leeches or lindy rigged leeches. The best depth has been 18-25 ft off the main lake points. Look for the fish just west of the Yacht Club or by Willow Point. The best time to fish them is when there is a hea vy breeze blowing into the shore.
Bluegill fishing has been excellent in the 15-18 ft depth range. There have been many limits of bigger bluegills caught. You want to fish split shot rigged leaf worms straight beneath the boat. The best locations have been by Assembly Park or just west of Willow Point. Once you find an active school, it doesn't take long to catch your daily limit of 25. The average size of the fish is 7-8 inches.
Northern Pike fishing has been spotty. I've been catching one or two per trip. They are in 22-24 ft of water. They have been biting on large suckers fished on a lindy rig with a 24 inch leader. The best location has been by the gray condos or by the Village Supper Club. They have been easy to locate but hard to entice the bite.
Crappie fishing has been good when you find active schools. They are off the weedline in 15-20 ft of water. The best locations have been by Belvidere Park or the concrete point. You want to fish for them with a 1/32 oz jig and purple or chartreuse twister tail. The fish have been suspended 10-12 ft off bottom.
Good luck and I hope to see you on the water. For guide parties, please call Dave Duwe at 608-883-2050
Marcus Benesch sent this Monday:
Dale,Been dealing with some lower back issues that had me off the water more than usual this summer. Lately I've been feeling a lot better and been putting quite some time on the water.As of late, large mouth bass have really been on fire in the northern sections of the river. Spinnerbait bite too good to pass up. Pike fishing consistently good. The morning bite has been best. Channel cats biting great as well all through the system on live bait with more than just occasional cat on artificials.Marcus BeneschRiver Grove
LAKE OF EGYPT/REND/KINKAID: Check with Jason Johns of Boneyard Fishing. HENNEPIN-HOPPER: The Wetlands Initiative will have the fishing season at the Dixon Waterfowl Refuge (Hennepin-Hopper) through Sept 5, except closed Mondays (open on holidays). Regulations will be the same as last year, with an emphasis on reminding fishermen there may be no large motors on boats. Click here for detailed information. POWERTON: Summer hours are 6 a.m.-8 p.m. EMIQUON: Because of Gov. Bruce Rauner's shutdown, fishing and boating permits will be done at the launch. Call (309) 547-2730. SHELBYVILLE: Check with Ken Wilson of Ken Wilson Guide Service.
EVERGREEN: Mike Steffa sent this earlier and I did not get the hours update yet:
DuPAGE RIVER
No update.
No update, but water levels on it are the best of the local waters.
No update.
No update this week from Lance LaVine at Howie's Tackle in Sturgeon Bay.
The Wisconsin DNR Lake Michigan Report is typically updated on Tuesdays and includes reports from both the bay and lake sides.
Fishing hours are 6 a.m.-sunset daily.
River is expected to crest under flood level Thursday at LaSalle around 16.6 feet.
Illinois Valley Outdoors is open in Spring Valley.
Access points for Trail Creek can be found on the Trail Creek Access Map.
River is cresting under flood stage in Illinois, but will remain high. Time to shore flooded shorelines and tight to shore. Indiana sides are in flood, some areas in significant flood.
NOTE: The bridge over Rock Creek on Route 102 is being worked on. Access to the state park and Warner Bridge will require some driving around.
The Ohio DNR has general Lake Erie info and a fishing report.
See perch reports at top. Capt. Bob Poteshman of Confusion Charters said key for trollers is adjusting speed for the day. CHICAGO: Stacey Greene at Park Bait said the first reports of shoreline salmon came at Montrose and Diversey. Poteshman said fishing is "fantastic'' from the Wreck to the R4 in 60-110 feet for lakers or here and there kings, coho and steelhead.
WAUKEGAN: Ted Boska sent this:
Hello and good morning Dale.Entire week has been good from hill all way south to Great Lakes.Really big coho and rainbows shows in big numbers, occasionally king 2 year old..240 feet of water for nice Lakers this week with no king's ,mixed with coho and rainbows. Overall good week of fishing. Thanks Ted ( diehard angler ) BOSKA
NORTH POINT: Posteshman said kings, steelhead, coho and lakers, are "doing really well'' from the hill to 200 feet, depending on the day.
No update.
No update from Jarek Wujkowski of Rodsbent Guide Service.
LaSALLE LAKE
Both Darryl Turner (photo at the top) and Frankie "Cat Daddy" Smith both reporting big blues, hot water or not. The cooling lake south of Seneca is open daily, 6 a.m.-sunset.
Go to Facebook for the latest updates from Gene Dellinger at D & S Bait.
Check with Jon Meder at Jon's Bait Shop–(815) 237-2822–in South Wilmington. Open daily, 6 a.m.-sunset.
Mike Mladeik at Mike Mladenik Guide Service sent this:
GREAT Topwater bite with the 3″ Hubs Chub!
Hot colors, Bone Shad, Crawdad and Fire/Tiger.I had the day off from guiding and I fished with my good friend Bob Dekker. We pounded the smallmouth and largemouth today on the Menominee River.
Check the Wisconsin DNR Lake Michigan Report, which generally comes out Tuesdays for updates.
MINOCQUA: Kurt Justice of Kurt's Island Sport Shop sent this:
Minocqua Area Fishing Report 08/15/16
Usually by mid-August, we will see a night or two cold enough to start just a few sugar maples turning- hasn't happened yet. Still warm, although cooling down a bit. Surface temps averaging 75⁰ on most lakes. The heat has unfortunately brought about a cisco kill on the Minocqua Chain, as the thermocline deepens and these fragile, cool water fish have a tough time coping with the lower oxygen levels. Could be happening on other lakes, but this one is the only one we've heard of.
Largemouth Bass: Very Good. Despite a few days of unusual wind (N.E) and some high pressure, largemouths continue to provide the fastest action in the Lakeland area. Wacky worming is far tops. Carolina rigging 4" and 7" Power worms as well as Beavers and Yum Ultimate Craws also providing good catches. A few of the warmer evenings are giving up good top-water frog action also.
Smallmouth Bass: Very Good- Good. Outside weed edges of 12-16' producing nice smallies (15-18") on lipless cranks counted down as well as skirted grubs on 1/8 – ¼ oz. jigs. Tube jigs also working along these edges. Off-shore humps of 22'-28' anglers are drop-shotting 2 ½"Gulp minnows and small craws scoring well.
Northern Pike: Good. Spinnerbaits (Boonies, Booyah and Chatterbaits) over heavy weed flats. Weedless spoons such as Johnson Silver Minnows and Northland Jawbreakers also working. Chubs, suckers always a good backup.
Bluegills: Good. Best on warmer days. Mini mites, tiny tubes tipped with waxies. Use small leeches on 1/50 oz. jig heads under small floats.
Musky: Good-Fair. More fish being seen (and caught) of late. Bucktails and Spinnerbaits as well as twitch baits in 7-10' weeds. Top-water is also bringing up fish. Most reports this week are of 34-38" fish.
Yellow Perch: Fair. Best on warmer days. Medium fatheads, medium leeches.
Crappie: Fair. Best at dusk and after dark on medium fats and lighted slip-bobbers.
Surface temps should remain stable this week, rising on sunny days. The typical August cool down doesn't show any signs of coming soon.
EAGLE RIVER: B+L, from interviews with guides George Langley, Muskie Matt and Colin Crawford, sent this for the Eagle River Chamber of Commerce.
Fishing Report
Muskie: They'll be in the weeds, rocks, break lines, and mid-lake humps depending on the lake being fished. Don't forget to bring the arsenal of baits needed to cover a lot of water. Remember that the proper equipment is needed to use certain baits to make your fishing experience enjoyable.
Northern Pike: Fishing the weed edges with bass style spinnerbaits or inline spinnerbaits such as Mepps #4 and #5 and weedless spoons, such as Johnson Silver Minnows, should get you in a tussle with this fish. Jig and minnow combos fishing near weeds for walleyes will catch a few also.
Walleye: The deep weed edges and sharp drops are where you can find these fish.
Bass: (Largemouth) Bass spinnerbaits (safety pin style) and crankbaits are working well. If fishing weeds, don't forget to bring top water baits like a Scum Frog or a Zara Spook; adding this approach will add success. Texas and Carolina rigging plastics will also entice that fish to bite. (Smallmouth) Basic live bait rig is always a go to presentation; also plastics and crankbaits will work well.
Panfish: For Bluegills, slip bobber rigs are the way to go baited up with a good selection of live bait such as waxies, small leeches and red worms. Plastics are working under bobbers also, but a twitch of the rod is needed to make sure they have action. Crappies will be looking for cover in the weeds, downed trees or around cribs and a slip bobber rigged with small minnow or plastics. Work them the same way as with Bluegills. Perch are in the weeds too, and using a selection of small leeches, red worms and small minnows on slip bobbers are the
ticket for them.
See perch at the top. Capt. Rich Sleziak at Slez's Bait in Lake Station said salmon and halfway down in the water column, mostly in Michigan waers in 90-110 feet, straight out of Burns Ditch, trolling east with Spin Doctors and flies best; flatheads and catfish are good at night near the marinas in Burns Ditch on cut bait or Sonny's.
No update.
The Wisconsin DNR Lake Michigan Report is generally posted on Tuesday and includes a Root river section. Click here for the stream flow update, which can be really important for how good the fishing is.
For perch, see top. Staff at Tackle Haven in Benton Harbor said salmon and trout are being caught in 80 feet and deeper; reports of numbers and size finally at Luddington.
Click here for reports from the Indiana DNR.
Staff at Lakeside said lots of walleye are being caught near the bottom, jigging, working jigging spoons or trolling Flicker Shad; bass are being caught on topwaters or soft plastics; crappie are being caught near bottom of the cribs.
The restaurant is open every day. Lakeside is now open 6 a.m.-7 p.m. For more information and reports from Lakeside, go to shabbonalake.com or call (815) 824-2581.
The Wisconsin DNR posts a report at http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/fishing/lakemichigan/OutdoorReport.html. It is usually posted by Tuesday afternoon. Stream flow info is at http://waterdata.usgs.gov/wi/nwis/current?type=flow.
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Kevin Klein Live usually stays away from celebrity segments, but the "uproar" for a photo that Blake Lively posted on Instagram was just too bizarre for the show to ignore. So Useless Weirdo was sent to the streets of Oakland to find out if the citizens had a problem with a white woman posting a photo of herself with the caption "LA face with an Oakland booty".
Also, the whole Kevin Klein Live took part in a quiz to see just how employable the show is outside of radio in the current job market. The questions ranged from timeliness to how much someone complains and other related questions. It may not be a surprise who scored the lowest, but take a listen to realize which member of Kevin Klein Live you'd want most to hire once the show gets cancelled.
Also on today's podcast:
- Learn the dangers of Virtual Hostage Taking
- Callers try to improve their night by going to Adam Sandler's stand up tonight
- Mashtags combining the BFD bands with baby-related things
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Ok, quite simply I consider this the most important blog update since the site started 4 months ago.
But let me address the BBC documentary first.
BBC's Inside Out
Firstly it's fair to say the BBC Inside Out programme aired last Monday, and due to be aired in the London region tonight (Monday 7th), set me back in the early part of last week.
This was my first media experience and I was shattered by their portrayal of me and how I came across. To use a boxing analogy I was floored to the canvas …but not knocked out. Even my closest friends couldn't get a word out of me until Thursday last week. Anyone who has read my website knows I have never been one for 'woe is me' otherwise I wouldn't have written so candidly about my story.
I spent a whole day filming and naively thought they might focus on how we were helping people and what we can do to rid the High Street of the wretched FOBT machines. Yet they seemed to focus on my addiction to the machines and what a twat I was!
All understandable but nonetheless it caught me a little unprepared. I've learnt that it's easier to write about my experiences than having a camera and crew filming me which left me unusually nervous and unable to articulate myself as well as I'd like.
I'd like to say a massive thank you to Phil, Eugene and Grant of GRASP for their emails and messages of support and helping me recognise that it's normal to be nervous and their first experiences were similarly tricky, that we have to view any media attention as a positive and ultimately to let it go.
I also acknowledge that the BBC did put together a piece that highlighted the FOBT issue and got the public talking about it again. Ultimately it's not their fault I came across like that and we thank them for their time and willingness to get the subject matter some air time.
For the record …I will be more selective as to the pieces I'm asked to do in future and this site is the ONLY place you will find my unedited view/opinions on anything gambling related moving forward.
A presence in front of the camera isn't, and never has been, important to me.
Roger and Camera = Shite!
As I was told….let it go and learn from it. In fact it's made more determined to see this through….which leads me nicely to THE most significant change to where I want this site to go in the coming weeks.
I share this with you now as it's written down and I then have to see it through …and I will.
Website Development
Since my site went live on June 11th I have learned more about the lack of regulation, about organisations and campaigns, made some good contacts and have quietly (ahem) sat back trying to think outside the box as to the best way we can influence change. One of these ideas will remain private until as and when I may be able to pull it off. But this part I can share now and make an appeal for peoples help to assist me.
I'm not the most patient of people anyway (probably a big contributor to my addiction!) and I get increasingly frustrated at the speed, or lack thereof, which the government fail to take any significant action.
At the last GRASP meeting I stated that whilst we continue to strive to influence change in the excellent way GRASP and other organisations/campaigns do, maybe…and it is a maybe…it would be more 'powerful' and louder a voice if we could try to encourage more people to come forward to tell of their, in many cases, horrific story.
If we could get a groundswell of people having the courage to come out and say…yes, this is a massive issue and here's how it affected me and my mental well-being, my innocent family and loved ones and how often the hardest part isn't necessarily overcoming the addiction (which is f*****g hard!) but actually rebuilding your life, handling the huge debt, regaining peoples trust and respect, regaining some self-esteem….need I go on!?
The Request
I've given myself a deadline of end October, or hopefully sooner, to fund (help!) and develop a part of my site to exactly that. Peoples real life experiences and a platform on which they can relate how the addiction has affected them and their lives. I have a 'bank' of people who msg me through my site to ask and naturally I feel there are many on here who I pray would be willing to share…'Your Story'.
In an ideal world hopefully people would have the courage to be named but of course it could be done anonymously too. It has to be kept to a maximum 500 words and over time I'd like to think that more and more people would come forward. We could then take this to the powers that be and categorically prove that the Association of British Bookmakers is talking out of its arse stating there isn't a problem.
Each story would be unedited…your words not mine. And absolutely write about the horrific side…we have to ….but also write one tip at the end of your piece that helped you personally overcome your demons and got/is getting you through the addiction. The one tip is important as it's unique to you and I've learnt that each recovery journey is different. What works for some doesn't work for others but if we get them all out there people can take what they choose from it.
Of course I will help in any way I can in terms of the writing of the piece and I fully appreciate many may be reluctant to come forward and I totally respect that viewpoint. All I ask is that you don't make an immediate decision. Take some time to reflect on the benefits to you and others and the prospect that we can all potentially make the people that matter sit up and take heed of the scale of the problem.
365's Ten Commandments for Gambling Addicts
In addition I will be adding a page on my site that specifically helps gambling addicts. I have learnt so much from my CNWL treatment and maybe I have something to offer in terms of my own experiences, not to mention people I've met and who have contacted me through my site.
I will be writing this in partnership with Phil Mawer, the author of the best-selling book 'Overcoming Gambling'.
Phil has been my self-appointed mentor since Day 1 of the site going live. His advice and guidance throughout this last 4 months has been instrumental in me making it this far into my recovery. His unique approach is an easy read and isn't cluttered with complicated scientific or physiological theories about what is going on in your mind and body whilst gambling.
Visit www.gamblersaloud.com to learn more.
Between us we will write a powerful, concise pocket-size guide as to the Top 10 Tips that has helped us to overcome our demons in the hope that addicts may take at least one thing away with them which they can work easily into their everyday routine.
My personal blog
Someone emailed me, and my inner circle of friends have also mentioned, that it is frustrating that I haven't kept up my blog and regular updates.
So I recognise that and I apologise if people feel let down by that.
All I can say is that from this day forward I will keep it up to date and can only hope people understand that it's not easy to bare your soul and detail how you rebuild your life etc. In fact to be honest, that's been far harder than the gambling addiction this last few months.
I will start writing from tonight onwards and my next weekly blog update, with weekly cash count etc, will be next Monday 14th October.
That I promise.
My Gambling
Last Tuesday I had my last one-to-one session with my psychologist at CNWL London. As I've written countless times before it's easily the best treatment I've had this far and I recommend it highly.
I will now aim to attend a monthly group session with CNWL in London (money permitting) and am fully aware that not attending my regular sessions could set me back. That said I think I'll be so busy, and skint, this month that again it minimises my opportunities to gamble.
I also will tackle a subject that is for you to make your own judgement on….
On Saturday 5th October I spent £4 on two lines for the National Lottery.
Now, when I attended Gamblers Anonymous meetings a few years ago (and will attend some in October) they were adamant that this is gambling. I can't say I disagree, technically whatever argument I put forward, it is paying money with the prospect of winning money. Fact.
However, CNWL have a much more empathetic attitude towards it. They tend to focus on the core triggers and problem areas of gambling for each individual. So in my case FOBT's and online gambling are the main vehicles I used to gamble and fritter away thousands of pounds. I have never over indulged with weekly Lottery tickets or indeed scratchcards. Typically I used to spend only on the Saturday weekly draw a consistent amount of £3 per week. Compare that to the totalizer you see on My Debts page and you might get the point?
But….I accept, with great reluctance, that I cannot write 'This Week I haven't gambled'.
Don't ever say I'm not honest on this site.


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Unless the Milwaukee Brewers come calling for him to play as shortstop, Patrick Basler, president/CEO of Chicago-based First Financial Credit Union has found his niche by helping consumers change their perceptions of credit unions.
Patrick Basler, president/CEO of Chicago-based First Financial Credit Union, has found his niche by helping consumers change their perceptions of credit unions.
Big Data has entered the business vernacular. Credit union managers need to know what it means and what it can do.
Pictures and plaudits for people living out the credit union motto in their communities.
After many years as the ugly ducklings of the credit union industry, lower income credit union members are poised to become a good deal more like swans in 2013.
A much anticipated gift arrived during the holidays when third quarter data showed credit unions posted their strongest loan performance in history.
Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO of the credit card comparison website CardHub.com and a personal finance consultant. predicted that large credit card issuers will likely make more credit available in 2013 and that consumers will not rush to sign on to any of the latest mobile wallet technologies.
Just before the New Year rings in, I'm reflecting on how proud I am of our industry. I am particularly impressed by how credit unions serve their members on the micro level but also partner and collaborate both locally and nationally to help each other and our communities.
Look! Up in the air. It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's………Credit Union Man?
Conferences, white papers, surveys, pilot programs, new applications all screamed the same refrain in 2012: mobile banking, mobile banking, mobile banking.


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I recently attended the 'Interactive' day of SAND 2008. The first speaker of the day was Ernest W. Adams, well known game designer, author, and educator.
Although couched in game-design terms, Adams' presentation was about the tension that lies at the heart of all interactive narratives, and which we could summarize into two bullet points:
- The interactional freedom of a new media object calls into question the wholeness and unity of narrative (and particularly of the plot).
- Interactivity constantly breaks the illusion of the narrative (often stated in terms of immersion in the narrative).
In a wide-ranging and highly amusing talk, Adams worked towards resolving at least the first of these problems. His model included three core elements: a database of "character agnostic" situations; a database of characters; and a story engine. In practice the user would encounter a situation in the game and would select one of the characters to deal with it. Depending on which character was chosen, the outcome of the situation would vary.
The character would also 'learn' by having experienced the situation (i.e. they would have internal parameter values changed) and this learning would be carried forward in the game. The user would re-evaluate the state-of-play, the story engine would inch forward, and the game would develop uniquely each time played.
Good meaty stuff, which this post does little justice to. I was hoping to have a podcast of the presentation to include but I'm afraid technical issues prevent me from doing so. More on that later…
[Thanks to Chris Jones for the photographs.]


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The City of Townsville's Integrated Sustainability Department, its collaborators and partners offer a range of holistic Sustainability Programs around the Townsville region and can connect you to global change and real sustainability in practice. Through participating in Eco-Catchment Education Tours (Advanced Ecotourism Certified with Ecotourism Australia) you may discover the hidden world of energy flows in Townsville's urban environment and follow the water cycle from catchment to coral reef, as well as the wonders of its biodiversity hotspots. You can get involved in a range of activities from useful tree planting to learning about urban "blue, not green" sustainability, building and infrastructure. Opportunities exist for community based ecological water quality monitoring, aquatic flora and fauna sampling, innovative insight driven building and energy monitoring and measurement, and active thematic interpretation of the local wetlands, waterways, sustainable buildings, rainforests, savannas and coral reefs. Through thematic interpretation, Ecological Learnscapes are introduced and the connections between the built environment and our surrounding natural habitats explained.
There is a variety of Learnscapes to choose from in and around Townsville ranging from waterways, wetlands, islands, creeks and conservation parks to sports stadiums, residential areas, the CBD, an energy substation or City Council among many more. Enquire about the different Learnscapes available and choose the one most suitable for your conference.
By participating in Council's nationally certified Eco-Catchment Tours, delegates can obtain first hand an appreciation of the work this collaborative community has been doing and become active communicators on it. By learning about tropical "blue" sustainability you will be creating a more sustainable environment for not only the Townsville North Queensland region, but the whole world.
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Two Bombings in Aleppo Today
Aimed at security and regular Army forces. Free Syrian Army takes credit according to the BBC. Hundreds of casualties.
There had to be revenge for the mass slaughter in Homs and elsewhere. What else can they do except strike back? The "Western world" continues to dither, continuing the "diplomatic" intellectual masturbation that passes for foreign policy nowadays.
Those who say they don't want war remind me of King Canute ordering the tides to stop. The war is on. The only issue is whether the murderous tyrants win or lose. Having failed to support non-violent democratic revolution in enemy countries like Iran and Syria, our options have predictably narrowed. We can abandon the freedom fighters, all the while claiming we are "with them," or truly support them.
Without real support for the opposition, Assad and Khamenei will prevail.
But that's what you get when you pretend to "lead from behind." It doesn't work. The best people die and the monsters prevail.
And the terrible question remains: why were we so busy bringing down friendly tyrants and so reluctant to act against our enemies?


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Set a Date: Upon receiving your approval letter from McCue Mortgage, you will need to set a closing date that works for you and the seller. The timing of your closing may be driven by your living situation, work schedule and moving plans.
Contact your Attorney: If you choose to have an attorney represent you at closing, contact the attorney to expedite the closing of your loan. Your attorney will conduct a title search and secure title insurance to protect your ownership and legal right to purchase the property. The title search establishes that the seller in fact owns the property and has the saleable interest in the property; determines any restrictions that pertain to the use of the land; and if there are any liens on the property that need to be paid prior to closing to effective transfer ownership of the property. Title insurance protects a lenders and an owner's financial interest in a property against losses due to title defects or other problems.
Homeowners and Flood Insurance: Mortgage lenders require that you place homeowner's or hazard insurance on the property to protect you and the home in the event the property is damaged by fire, storm or some other event. If your property is in a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) defined flood zone, you will be required to purchase flood insurance to protect your home against flood damage.
Closing costs are any costs associated with the purchase of a new home and can be paid by you or the seller. McCue Mortgage will take the time to review these expenses with you and answer any questions that you may have during this process. While these costs vary by lender, most fall into two categories, origination and settlement charges.
Origination Charges are charges by the lender for the evaluation and closing of your mortgage loan application. These charges may be flat fees associated with the cost of processing your application or may be charges as mortgage "points". One point is an amount equal to one percent of the principal amount of a mortgage. Many times points are charges associated with the interest rate offered and the risk associated with your loan. Sometimes, the origination charge may be a combination of both a flat fee and points.
Settlement Charges are the costs for the settlement of the transaction and transfer of the property at your closing. Many of these costs are third party costs including, but not limited to, the cost of your appraisal, credit report, upfront mortgage insurance, attorney representation charges, title insurance, government recording fess, real estate taxes and homeowner's insurance.
All of the costs associated with your mortgage financing and real estate transaction are summarized at closing on the government form known as the HUD-1 Settlement Statement, which is prepared by the attorney for the closing. The HUD-1 summarizes the seller and buyer costs associated with the transaction, including adjustments for items the seller may have prepaid, like a new supply of oil in the home oil tank, that are not associated with your mortgage financing.
The closing is the final step in your homebuying experience. It's a formal meeting with you and representatives from the lender, seller, listing and selling agent, along with attorneys representing you and the other parties. At the closing, you will sign numerous documents and affidavits which include:
- The Note
- The Mortgage Deed
- A Truth-In-Lending Statement
- HUD-1 Settlement Statement
These documents contain important summaries of the terms and conditions of your loan. It's important to ask questions if you don't understand the information before you sign ANY and ALL documents. If you were required to bring money to the closing, you will be given the final figure by your attorney prior to closing day for your check amount. This check will need to be a bank certified check made payable to your attorney; sorry no cash or credit cards. Depending on the time of year, taxes due will be paid by your attorney.
After all of the documents have been signed and the fees have been paid, the mortgage deed and the note need to be officially recorded at the town clerk's office. Don't worry, your attorney will take care of this step for you.
You did it! Now…
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The Hadleigh I knew had unmade roads
Potholed, muddy and quite o'er grown.
Ponds where all my children played.
I look at Hadleigh now, dismayed
To find the roads are still unmade
And potholes all around dispersed
And ponds spring up where sewers burst
So one thing I would like to know
Where did all my Council Tax go?
The Hadleigh I knew had green front gardens,
But no more lawns and no more blooms
The days-eyed lawns and hollyhocks
O'er-grown by cars and paving blocks.
The cars all spouting monstrous plumes
Of stinking, choking, toxic fumes.
And Hadleigh downs; a place for hikes
Given over to mountain bikes
Just because some Council chap
Said he'd put Hadleigh on the map.
Of Banks, my Hadleigh once had four
But one by one they close the door
Soon they'll all be gone and then
What shall I do when I need a new pen?
Patten Clocks have long since stopped
Their ticks and tocks
And where in Hadleigh can one go,
To buy a pair of socks.
No Yeaxley's; Woolies; The Crown the lot
And Reynolds scrap-yard full of tot
The Kingsway, what a shame we lost her
Never mind we've now got Costa
It's not the same you must admit
There's no back row where we could sit
In dark and …
talk about the weather.
The Hadleigh that I viewed with veneration
Will suffer soon, regeneration.
Plans galore and then some more.
And soon our kids will echo us
And some may even make a fuss
As changes come and projects new
Where is the Hadleigh that WE knew?
You see it's all about the march of time
"The moving finger writes." And all that stuff
Will still go on, in spite of all our Huff and Puff.
The Hadleigh I knew has long since Gone
Sold to William Morrison.
But from this town I'll not be straying
What keeps me here? I don't mind saying,
Not Hubert's Castle; James's steeple.
It's simply all you lovely people.
Hadleigh's Crown Pub, in all its glory
Retouched by our H&TCA regeneration specialist
The original postcard, faded to obscurity
By courtesy of Peter Lewsey
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Cara VR's GPU-accelerated Stitcher lets you create a high-quality 360° stitch for both mono and stereo output right in Nuke. Built on Ocula's disparity technology, Cara VR stitches seamlessly without line artifacts or ghosting, even on moving scenes, and easily exports STMAPs and UV maps.
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Cara VR's new GPU-accelerated Spherical Transform node speeds up compositing tasks by letting you use Nuke's full set of compositing tools directly on 360° material, making roto, paint and tracking tasks easy.
The version of Nuke's ray trace rendering engine included with Cara VR offers additional support for stereo lens models, together with a slit-scan shader that can control the depth at the poles in 360° footage, resulting in a more pleasant VR viewing experience when looking up or down. The depth falloff can be controlled to match common stitching and rendering patterns, ensuring consistent results.
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Patient : My husband is 63. He had a problem with urine flow so his Dr. put him on Flowmax. He was on it approximately 4-5 weeks and then stopped since the flow became normal. Since being on Flowmax he has not be able to obtain a complete erection. We went to a well known urologist at Yale in New Haven Ct and the prostate is fine and the blood work came back all in normal range for his age. We were told that practice makes perfect. For several years he has been followed by a cardiologist and been on meds with no problem whatsoever. We recently read the side affects from Flomax, pre-mature ejaculation which he doesn't have, lack of sexual desire which he doesn't have, sexual disfunction which he DOES HAVE. Can you tell us if their is a natural pill that can help this situation or anything else we can try. Thank you Deb Nicoletti
Symptoms: Does not have a complete erection since taking Flomax
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CALVIN ZOLA is prepared to go against the advice of Alan Shearer in setting himself on a mission to score 20 goals for Tranmere Rovers this season.
Shearer, the leading English striker of his generation, offered cautionary words of guidance to Zola (left) when the ambitious youngster from the Republic of Congo began his professional career with Newcastle.
Zola says: "I spoke to Alan Shearer a few times at Newcastle and he said I should not put myself under pressure by saying I was going to do this or do that.
"But I always want to know what I'm trying to do. I like to set targets for myself and my target is to score 20 goals this season.
"It's not arrogance or anything like that. It's confidence. I believe you have to have goals in life, otherwise you lose your way.
"I have to set the bar fairly high so if I don't achieve it but get fairly near, I will be happy."
Only one player, Simon Haworth in 2002/03, has managed to reach the 20 goals mark in a season since John Aldridge hung up his boots.
Zola made a good start by scoring two goals inside a week last month, following up his first Tranmere goal in the Carling Cup win over Shrewsbury with another in a League One encounter with Sheffield Wednesday.
The 19-year-old is holding off fierce competition for a place up front from the wealth of striking talent at Prenton Park.
While Zola forges a promising partnership with Iain Hume, Tranmere have Eugene Dadi, last season's 19-goal leading marksman, Chris Dagnall, a prolific scorer at reserve and youth team level, and the powerful and versatile Gary Jones waiting in the wings.
Then some time next month Haworth should be ready to press his claims after the long recovery from a double fracture of the leg.
So far in the new season manager Brian Little has been prepared to deploy different combinations of strikers from game to game, often on the basis of the opposition's strengths and weaknesses.
Zola says he understands the idea of team changes driven by tactics and looks upon the quality of the players around him as a help rather than a hindrance to achieving his objective.
He says: "Football is a team game and the people around you can supply the opportunities. There are good players everywhere at this club.
"If I can play regularly in this team - and I think I have the ability to do that - then I can achieve my 20 goals.
"Yes there is competition, a lot of it. But life is competitive and football especially so. You have to be up for it. I'm here to work hard and prove my worth."
Zola's original goal when leaving his African home to attend college in Newcastle was a career in business.
Newcastle United quickly identified the young man's potential as a footballer and Zola became a junior professional at St James's Park. He was sent out on extended loan to Oldham Athletic last season and released to Tranmere this summer.
Zola believes the experience gained in the second division with Oldham, where he scored seven goals, is helping him to settle in at Prenton Park.
He also believes that in working with Brian Little he is once again under the guidance of a manager who can help him develop and progress in the English game.
Says Zola: "I worked under one of the top managers in the country in Bobby Robson at Newcastle and at Oldham I was with Iain Dowie, who has gone on to work in the Premiership with Crystal Palace.
"The gaffer here has seen and done it all before and you can tell he has the experience and knows what he is doing.
"For a young lad like me it's very comfortable to work with him and easy to understand what I am supposed to be doing.
"The gaffer was a front player himself. I have already learned things from him and I believe that is going to continue.
"It's not always easy changing clubs and settling down somewhere new, but I have fitted in quickly here and I can tell I'm going to learn a lot more."
Little says he wants the tall, lean Zola to make more of his physical strength. He made the suggestion after the Shrewsbury game that the youngster can be "too nice" in the way he handles himself on the pitch.
Zola says he understands the observation.
"In English football you have to be tough," says Zola.. "I encountered this when I first joined Oldham. I had been playing reserve and under 19 football with Newcastle and it was very different in the second division.
"It took me a little bit of time to adjust and if there's a weakness in my game still then I think I can improve in that area.
"Hopefully I'm going to work on putting more aggression into my game. Those months at Oldham helped me. I know what to expect. I'm also around better footballers here and that's also going to work in my favour."


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Ubuntu is trying to do as you ask, but you haven't told it the full story.
Be careful of /dev/sda - it stands for device scsi drive "a", in other words, your first sda drive which is likely to be "C" (the whole drive). If you've already partitioned it, you should be able to see /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 and so on. The 1 and 2 and whatever, defining the partitions on that drive. You then need to define the correct partition to install the system on to.
Along side will (as far as I know) change your MBR. Along side means "as well as" in this context. That's why if you're doubtful, you need to get a suitable application and back-up your MBR to a USB drive or something, so that if push comes to shove, you can reinstall it. Microsoft has no intention of allowing you to install an alternative system, and make it as difficult as they can for you. So you need to be one step ahead.
You can tell Ubuntu to install the boot loader on it's own partition. But then, you will have to tell Windows manually, how to give you an option to boot Ubuntu, or use a boot manager such as Boot Magic. In other words, using that method will not automatically, give you a multi-boot menu option.
As always with a dual boot installation, back-up everything that is important.
Finally, if it were me and you're thinking of moving from XP, I would try Linux Mint in preference to Ubuntu. You'll find it far less of a culture shock! All the above still applies.


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The timezone in Oklahoma Campground is America/Whitehorse
Sunrise at 07:16 and Sunset at 16:28. It's light
Latitude. 45.8714°, Longitude. -121.6236°
Weather near Oklahoma Campground; Report from Kelso, Kelso-Longview Airport, WA 45.5km away
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Temperature: 15°C / 59°F
Wind: 10.4km/h Southeast
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Geographic features & Photographs around Oklahoma Campground, in Washington, United States
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Homes Creek (1.9km)
- Lusk Creek (2.2km)
- Beetle Creek (2.2km)
- Middle Fork Buck Creek (3km)
- Berry Creek (3.3km)
- South Fork Berry Creek (3.5km)
- North Fork Berry Creek (3.5km)
- North Fork Buck Creek (4.6km)
- South Fork Buck Creek (4.8km)
- Cabbage Creek (6.8km)
- Wilson Creek (8.3km)
- Moss Creek (9.4km)
- Wieberg Creek (9.5km)
- Phelps Creek (9.7km)
- Dry Creek (9.8km)
- Lost Creek (10.4km)
- Gilmer Creek (10.6km)
- Lost Creek (11km)
- Beaver Creek (11.4km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Timberhead Mountain (3.7km)
- Carlo, Monte (4.8km)
- Trail Peak (5.6km)
- Cristo, Monte (6.4km)
- Little Huckleberry Mountain (7.4km)
- Shingle Mountain (8.2km)
- Nestor Peak (8.5km)
- Little Baldy Peak (8.8km)
- Mann Butte (9.2km)
- Guler Mountain (9.6km)
- Baldy Peak (9.9km)
- Camp Five Hill (10.8km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Oklahoma Campground (0km)
- Middle Fork Camp (3.5km)
- Huckle Lookout (7.4km)
- Little Huckleberry Mountain Lookout (7.4km)
- Little Baldy Peak Lookout (8.8km)
- Little Baldy LOH (8.8km)
- Moss Creek Campground (9.6km)
- Willard Work Center (11.3km)
- Gablehouse Mill (11.3km)
- trail;
- a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Homes Trail (2.1km)
- Little Baldy Trail (3.4km)
- Oklahoma Trail (3.8km)
- Little White Salmon Trail (4.8km)
- Little Huckleberry Trail (5.9km)
- Cougar Way (6.5km)
- Lusk Creek Trail (7.3km)
- Nestor Peak Trail (7.4km)
- ridge(s);
- a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Penny Ridge (6.6km)
- Eton Ridge (7.6km)
- Dry Creek Ridge (8.9km)
- Whistling Ridge (9.6km)
Accommodation around Oklahoma Campground
- valley;
- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- McIlroy Canyon (10.3km)
- McLlroy Canyon (10.7km)
- flat;
- a small level or nearly level area.
- South Prairie (8.5km)
- lava area;
- an area of solidified lava.
- Big Lava Bed (11.2km)
- range;
- a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Monte Cristo Range (6.9km)
- gap;
- a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- McIlroy Saddle (8.9km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- B Z Corner (10.8km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- South Prairie Lake (8.4km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Big Cedars County Park (9.2km)
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Airports close to Oklahoma Campground
Portland international(PDX), Portland, Usa (95km)
Scappoose industrial airpark(SPB), San luis, Usa (112.1km)
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Legendary Pictures is staying in the giant-monster business.
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Vulture reports Legendary CEO Thomas Tull also showed a video reminiscent of the Godzilla opening-credits sequence, depicting "classified" footage of Rodan, Mothra, and Ghidorah. "Now we have more monsters to play with," he said, "and we're excited about it."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Legendary also delighted the Hall H crowed with footage of an ancient island that ended with the reveal of a roaring King Kong. That was followed by a tweet that announced, "Prepare to explore the mysterious and dangerous Skull Island. In theaters November 4, 2016."
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The Latest and Best in Crime Fiction
Walter Mosley's mellow private eye, Easy Rawlins, is back in "Charcoal Joe."
June 24, 2016, Friday
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Muhammad Ali Shaped My Life
His courageous and articulate stance seeped into my awareness. He was our John Henry. He was sweat and bone, blood and pain.
June 6, 2016, Monday
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Walter Mosley's 'And Sometimes I Wonder About You,' and More
Mosley breaks every rule in the private-detective-story stylebook in his new mystery.
May 17, 2015, Sunday
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They're Trapped in an Elevator and in Life
Two African-American executives, caught in an elevator during a building crisis, discuss matters of class and sex as well their own threatened physical safety.
November 5, 2014, Wednesday
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Letting Go
"Darkness, Darkness," John Harvey's final novel in his series featuring Inspector Charlie Resnick, strikes an elegiac tone.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
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Don't Press the Up Button
"Lift" by the best-selling mystery writer Walter Mosley opens April 10 at the Crossroads Theater Company in New Brunswick.
April 6, 2014, Sunday
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Walter Mosley: By the Book
The author of the Easy Rawlins novels, most recently, "Little Green," says that in a great mystery, "the crime being investigated reveals a deeper rot."
June 2, 2013, Sunday
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Uneasy Streets
Walter Mosley is never better than when he's got a juicy cut of history to chew on — this time the late '60s.
May 26, 2013, Sunday
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New York's Thursday Primary
Because of New York's dysfunctional State Legislature, a primary election will be held on Sept. 13. Here are our recommendations for some important Democratic races.
September 8, 2012, Saturday
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Painting Bryant Park, While Adding to Its Charm
The corporation that operates the oasis behind the New York Public Library's main branch hired four artists in residence this summer to paint scenes of park life.
August 11, 2012, Saturday
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Purple: How to...drive personal performance
Tuesday March 24, 2015
Everyone knows that people make or break a business. That those who deliver the products and services are key to the success of the organisation. That you can have the greatest product in the world; yet if your people aren't progressing towards their full potential, enabling an engaged and motivated performance, your business will fail to reach its own potential. So why are so many employers still not doing the right things when it comes to maximising performance and nurturing potential?
Talented people, human capital or just plain employees; however you describe them, they're arguably your most important asset; a key source of competitive advantage. Yet in a recent study, Gallup found that only 13% of the working population is fully engaged at work, and that 24% of employees are actively disengaged and therefore liable to spread negativity to co-workers (and worse). To employ a loyal and motivated workforce it's necessary to recruit the right people in the first place and then do the right things to inspire, engage, develop and retain them. Under this comes managing their performance.
According to the CIPD: "Fully realised, performance management is a holistic process bringing together many of the elements that make up the successful practice of people management including, in particular, learning and development. But for this very reason, it is complex and capable of being misunderstood."
Managing performance is not about a dreaded annual appraisal that brings negative thoughts to employees, and is a tick-box exercise by managers. Instead it is about managing this 'successful practice of people management' in a holistic way and at the very essence of this is the ability for people to enjoy regular, meaningful, dialogue in order to be able to set and drive goals, gain feedback and support, agree development and so on…
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- Hire the right people – a crucial factor in having happy and more profitable people is recruiting the right person, the first time. It's important to recruit for attitude; finding people who can relate to your own values, the 'how we do things around here', who will fit right in and hit the ground running. Then once you have the right people you can set about providing them with the tools and support they need to do a great job, and helping them max out their performance.
- Start as you mean to go on – setting the standards and expectations right from the start is really important. People take in information in different ways, some are non-auditory and more receptive by doing (kinesthetic) or seeing (visual). And everyone has their own way of doing things, so as long as your organisation has set up a framework 'how we do things around here' around the essentials, it doesn't matter if people do things differently. Have the end result in mind and trust people to do a good job. After all, the world would be a very dull place if it wasn't for diversity.
- Make reviews happen - regular performance discussions should be the norm in all businesses; encouraging the manager and employee to have an open discussion about performance and aspirations. However with information flow so fast often business pressures take over and this conversation isn't given the attention it deserves. So if the review happens, it's usually rushed and then writing up the notes is often forgotten meaning no clear actions are recorded. The solution is to automate the process – saving time, money and effort. There are several online options which are simple, easy to complete and provide detailed reporting which can transform decisions around people, our Talent Management Solution incorporates this focusing on performance and progression.
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The contract reached in October by the United Auto Workers (UAW) and Chrysler closely resembled the UAW's earlier agreement with General Motors, cutting wages for new workers and moving health care into a union-run health plan in exchange for job guarantees and bonuses. Chrysler will front $11 billion to establish a health care trust fund.
As a result of the agreement, more than 11,000 Chrysler positions and more than 16,000 at GM will be labeled "noncore"—and their pay scales will be cut by about half. Chrysler will offer a "special attrition program," i.e., buyouts to encourage existing workers to vacate those positions and make way for new, cheaper workers. In exchange, existing workers will receive guaranteed bonuses for up to four years.
The moves are expected to close a $25 to $30 per hour gap in labor costs between the car makers and their Japanese competitors.


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Robert Dudley
Robert Dudley (7 September 1533 – 4 September 1588) was the fifth son of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland. In 1550 the young Robert married Amy Robsart, daughter of a Norfolk landowner.
In 1553 his father attempted to put Robert's sister-in-law Lady Jane Grey on the throne of England; the plot failed, and Northumberland and his sons were arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London. Northumberland and his son Guilford, husband of Jane, were executed, but Robert was released in 1554. During his stay in the Tower he may have met Princess Elizabeth, imprisoned there by her sister Mary.
Alternate history
Amy Robsart died in childbirth during Robert's imprisonment. Robert Dudley was therefore free to marry Elizabeth, and they had two sons. However Elizabeth refused to allow Dudley to be crowned king and, after an ill-conceived plot to seize power, Dudley was arrested and convicted of treason. He was imprisoned in the Tower of London, in the same tower where he had been held as a boy; Elizabeth refused to sign the warrant for his execution, and he died there.


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