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Bucket list
1. Travel to Egypt and see the pyramids
2. Jordan to see Petra
3. England to see stonehenge
4. Mexico to see the pyramids and ruins
5. Peru to visit Machu Picchu
6. Belize to see the Great Blue Hole
7. Australia to see the Great Barrier Reef (I better start saving lol)
8. I would like to go back to school and get a degree of some variety, most likely history related.
9. I would love to do something Amazing like climb mount Everest, but If I could survive the hike to Machu Picchu I would be happy with that.
10. See a giraffe, I have never seen a Giraffe in person and im really starting to fall in love with them. A zoo would do, but I would much rather see a wild one. (baby girls nursery has a slight giraffe theme)
How my boyfriend and I feed Marty the Lionfish
(I dont recommend this, lionfish have a venomous sting, my boyfriend and I are just nuts)
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World-beating bike scheme about to get 10 times bigger
MORE than 3,300 journeys a day are being made on the dublinbikes rental scheme, and nearly all of them are free.
The bike rental scheme is now one of the most successful in the world, with more than 55,000 people signed up, Dublin City Council said yesterday -- and it will soon get 10 times bigger.
Subscribers pay €10 a year for annual membership, while people can also take out a three-day ticket for €2. Payment is taken from a credit card used to subscribe to the service, but trips less than 30 minutes in duration attract no charge.
A fee of 50c applies for one-hour trips, rising to €6.50 for up to four hours.
But the council said yesterday that 97pc of all trips made were free, as the average trip lasted just 13 minutes.
It added that since the scheme went live in September 2009, just over two million journeys have been made, with each of the 550 bikes used an average of 8.8 times per day.
"The one million milestone was reached in August 2010, meaning the pace at which the bikes are being rented has picked up even further this year, with that record doubling in just nine months," spokesman Michael Sands said.
"The two million mark was reached at 2.10pm on Thursday, with a seven-minute journey from Parnell Square North to Smithfield North."
The council plans a tenfold expansion of the scheme from 550 at present to 5,000 bikes, available for use across the city.
The five-year plan will increase the number of stations from 41 locations to 300, bringing the service into the suburbs.
The expansion will be phased over a period of up to five years, and tenders will be sought at the end of the year for the first of the new stations. They are expected to be located from Heuston Station to the Docklands.
The bikes and the stations have been funded by French advertising giant JC Decaux, which won the contract in return for advertising space in the city.
Many of the new stations are expected to be funded by the Department of Transport and National Transport Authority.
A recent survey by Dublin City Council showed that 95pc of people felt positive about dublinbikes and the proposed expansion.
"The success of dublinbikes continues to exceed expectations," Lord Mayor Gerry Breen said.
"It has re-introduced the bicycle as a form of transport in the city and has encouraged both Dubliners and visitors to get more active while supporting a green initiative."
A record 6,043 journeys were taken on Friday, April 15 last, the busiest day so far.
A total of 17 stations will be closed from 2pm on Monday, until Wednesday morning May 25 to facilitate the visits of Queen Elizabeth and US President Barack Obama.
They are Christchurch Place, High Street, Custom House Quay, Dame Street, Fownes Street Upper, Georges Quay, Leinster Street South, Custom House, Cathal Brugha St, Merrion Square West, Molesworth St, Mountjoy Square, Ormond Quay Upper, Parnell Square North, Pearse Street, Princess Street and Talbot Street.
Access to other stations may also be restricted.
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The evidence of the collapse of unregulated "free" markets in the U.S. financial and real estate sectors is seen daily on a worldwide basis. These markets, as recently run, look like poor investments for the future. In response to this failure, to date conservatives wildly scream "communist" at President Obama while heavily medicated twice-divorced Rush Limbaugh fills the leadership vacuum in the Party of Family Values, the Republican Party.
Those joining the Limbaugh/Fox Snooze chorus against Obama become unwitting foot soldiers for the health insurance, hospital and pharmaceutical industries, whose continued profits will be hurt if all Americans get full health care coverage. The health insurance industry employees who now screen people for pre-existing conditions and deny them coverage would be out of work if the United States had universal single-payer health insurance. The GOP will work to save these jobs vital to the economy's well-being and fight to preserve our current health care system.
Waiting in line for the 2012 Republican presidential primary campaign are two proponents of abstinence from sex before marriage: grandma Sarah Palin and serial adulterer Newt Gingrich. They will save us from "communist" Obama by again repeating bogus negative information about universal health care systems elsewhere - foreign! - that do cover all citizens. Their mission will be to proclaim that the U.S. health care system was and is the world's best, and that all uninsured citizens must wait just a little bit longer for the "free" market to correct itself and then all will be well.
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Two Camp Pendleton Marines who were granted immunity from prosecution in a major Iraq war crimes case could be kicked out of the Corps now that the courts-martial have concluded.
The Navy Department directed the commandant of the Marine Corps to initiate administrative separation proceedings against the Marines because of false statements they made to investigators after the slayings in Haditha, Iraq, in 2005, Lt. Cmdr. Tamara Lawrence, a spokeswoman for the Navy Department, said Thursday.
A Camp Pendleton squad killed two dozen civilians after it was attacked by a roadside bomb. The final defendant, former squad leader Frank Wuterich, pleaded guilty in January to negligent dereliction of duty.
Sgt. Sanick P. Dela Cruz and Sgt. Humberto M. Mendoza will have a chance to state their case about why they should be allowed to remain Marines, Lawrence said.
They could not be immediately reached for comment.
"We hold our members to the highest standards of conduct. When they lie, they are held accountable. But there is still a process here. No final decision has been made," Lawrence said.
A Pentagon official familiar with the process said the two Marines will be able to submit their "matters," or opinions about the potential discharge, but they will not have a hearing before an administrative separation board.
"The Navy secretary has the plenary authority to separate an individual in the best interest of the service," the official said. "It's not a recommendation being made (to the Marine Corps). ... This is the secretary saying this is my decision."
Dela Cruz and Mendoza were assigned to Camp Pendleton's 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment at the time of the incident.
Eight Marines from the battalion were implicated in the killings or a failure to properly investigate them. All were cleared of criminal wrongdoing except Wuterich.
At the time of his plea deal, he was facing nine counts of voluntary manslaughter and additional charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. Commanders had originally charged him with murder.
On Nov. 19, 2005, when the roadside bomb attack on his convoy killed one Marine and injured two others, Wuterich ordered his men to "shoot first, ask questions later" as they searched nearby homes.
Among the dead were several women, toddlers and a 76-year-old man in a wheelchair.
Years later, outrage over the Haditha incident and unraveling prosecutions in the case lingered. The fallout included a refusal by Iraqi officials to grant legal immunity to American forces and the collapse of negotiations over a long-term U.S. military presence in Iraq after last year's pullout.
During Wuterich's court-martial, Dela Cruz admitted that he had urinated on the skull of a man he and Wuterich shot dead by the roadside. Dela Cruz said he thought the men who drove up to the scene of the roadside bombing had attacked them. They were found to be unarmed.
Mendoza shot through the door of a home and killed the man standing behind it, according to testimony.
Dela Cruz and Mendoza both testified that they lied to investigators to protect the squad.
A senior Marine official said he has mixed feelings about the potential dismissal: "On the one hand, they did atrocious things. On the other, they were granted immunity."
The Navy secretary's move to discharge the two Marines is not because of their involvement in the events in Haditha, Lawrence stressed. "What they're being separated for was making those false statements to NCIS investigators and the military officers who were doing the command investigations.
"When you look at the Department of the Navy's core values, and what is expected, their conduct was inconsistent with those values. All Marines, all sailors are expected to be truthful, to be forthright," she said.
Wuterich served no jail time for the incident and was allowed to leave the service in February with a general discharge under honorable conditions.
Dela Cruz and Mendoza were both promoted since the slayings in Haditha, the Marine official noted.


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Change will be difficult. For those who can pray, please pray for meaningful reforms for Malaysia.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Today, as was expected, Malaysia's synchophantic printed newspapers ignoring the positive aspects of BERSIH 3.0 and highlighted some violence including an overturned police patrol car. What caused this, a damaged and overturned police car:
It was this, the police patrol car recklessly speeding along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, losing control and crashing into the demonstrators causing injuries. Below is a photo of the patrol car as it dived into the protestors walking along the sidewalk:
Below is the video which caught the patrol car speeding:
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I was raised in the small town of Dandridge, Tennessee. In 2005 I went to Michigan for four years to be a live-in nanny to four children. When I moved back to Tennessee, I took the Certified Nursing Assistant program at Waters State Community College. I worked at University of Tennessee Medical Center for almost five years where I met my husband. After our daughter was born, I prayed for a way to have more time at home with her, and shortly after was led to serve at Ridgedale MDO. I love teaching my students about God's love and growing a relationship with them and their families. The verse I live by is "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart as working for the Lord not for men."
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ms. jenny
I have been teaching at Ridgedale since 2012 in both the twos and the threes classes. In college, I majored in education at Kansas State University and have used my experience at many age levels all over the world. My husband and I settled in the Knoxville area when our daughter, Penelope, was born. We now have a little boy, Eldon, and our girl has started Elementary school. When I'm not chasing my kids around, I love eating Chinese food, drinking coffee, writing for the Knoxville Mom's Blog, and serving our Faith Promise Church, Blount Campus. I'm so grateful for all that Ridgedale has meant to our family over the years and I love being able to bless our Mother's Day Out families in return.
ms. casey
I have lived in Knoxville my whole life, and I have been married to my best friend, Tony, since 2008. I have two beautiful girls, Kaylei and Rylyn, and a wonderful step-son, Alex. I knew at a young age that God had called me to work with children. I graduated from Tusculum College in 2009 with a BA in Elementary Education K-6 and have taught children of all different ages for over ten years. My favorite age group, however, is preschool. Their willingness to learn and their vivid imaginations amaze me. I enjoy spending time with my family, and I have recently discovered a love for camping. I was made to be outdoors.
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I was born and raised in Knoxville and have a degree in Medical Transcription, but my heart is for teaching children and watching them blossom. I am married to my wonderful husband, Jimmy, and we have three awesome kids: Mya, Mady, and Jake. We also love our pets, including a rescued turtle that has been a part of our family for over two years. I am a member of Ridgedale Baptist Church where I also volunteer in the Awana program.
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I have been a teacher at Ridgedale MDO since 2013. I have my BS degree in Education, and I am a devoted mother to my precious son, Dylan. From a young age I have always had a heart to work with children. My desire is to provide a safe environment, equipping students with the basic fundamentals that will give them confidence as they promote to the next classroom. I feel truly blessed to have this opportunity to love and teach the students of Ridgedale.
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I am a native of East Tennessee where my husband and I have decided to call home and begin raising our family. We have one son who was born in June 2016. After our son was born, our priorities shifted and God made a way for me to share time with my son while continuing to pursue my passion of teaching. Knowing that I am helping influence the great minds of the next generation is my driving force. I have been working with infants-preschoolers since 2010 and have an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education. I truly believe that if you "rain up a child in the way he should go, when he is old he will not depart from it." I am excited to be at Ridgedale where I can teach what I believe.
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I will graduate from the University of Tennessee in 2017 with a Bachelor's in Child and Family Studies. I have fallen in love with the children I have worked with here at Ridgedale, and I am thankful to the Lord that I have gotten the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young children. I love to watch my students grow. They have taught me about patience, kindness, and the Lord's unfailing love.
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Children take the first steps in their faith at a young age, and I am so grateful to be able to help teach them. I have always had a strong passion for children and cannot imagine doing anything else. In addition to teaching, I am also a member of the United States Air National Guard. I love dogs, riding my motorcycle, running, and doing anything outdoors. I am beyond blessed to have been a part of this ministry since 2013.


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The Northern Lights district of the Northern Star Council of the Boy Scouts of America maintains an active E mail list for the purpose of disseminating information of relevance to district volunteers and families.
During the course of a scouting year, many items of interest become available. These items are grouped into the following areas.
Class Name
District Events
Training Classes
Roundtables Pinewood Derby
Direct E Mail
Council Events
Council Dinner
Council Pinewood Derby
Council Philmont Contingent
Council Training
Direct E Mail
Unit Events
Pancake Breakfast
Openings in High Adventure Crews
Monthly Newsletter
Non Council Events
Three Rivers Parks
Science Museum Sleep Over Twins Games
Monthly Newsletter
Other Misc Items
Surplus Equipment
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In addition to the classes of information, there are multiple target audiences. Each subscriber has the option to subscribe to information pertaining to:
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Each E mail is only sent to the appropriate audience group(s).
Effort is taken to not send an overwhelming amount of E mails to each subscriber. Many announcements are time sensitive and are sent quickly. Others are sent at a later time. Because the E mail content originates from volunteers, the E mail list needs to work with their time tables and cannot impose time frames on the volunteers. The webmaster is also a volunteer and the sooner email content is received, the easier it is to get the information disseminated.
In general, each E mail contains only one topic, since it is easier to keep track of important E mails when the subject line contains the item of interest.
The E mail list works in conjunction with the Northern Lights District Web Site to disseminate information. Not all content received for dissemination is appropriate for an E mail. This information may instead be posted on the District Web Site, or placed into a monthly newsletter E mail.
The monthly newsletter contains multiple subjects and is sent to all members of the District E Mail list. Because of the limited nature of the newsletter, all items for the newsletter must be sent in by the 10th of the month for publication around the 15th of the month.
This email list uses an Opt In / Opt Out technique that is totally automated. Historical E mail addresses collected prior to 2005 were added to the data base automatically. All E mail addresses added after then were done at the request of the subscriber.
Opt-in (or Subscribe) - To opt-in or subscribe to an email list is to choose to receive email communications by supplying your email address giving us permission to email you. The subscriber can indicate areas of personal interest (e.g. Cub Scouts). When the subscriber signs up on the District Web Site, a message immediately goes out to the subscriber acknowledging the subscription. This message reiterates what the subscriber has signed up for, and provides an immediate way for the subscriber to edit their interests or opt-out.
Opt-out (or unsubscribe) - To opt-out or unsubscribe from an email list is to choose not to receive communications from the Northern Lights District by requesting the removal of your email address from the list.
If you wish to opt out, simply follow the instructions at the end of any email.
Any information that furthers the Boy Scout program by providing information on training, meetings, events, trips etc.
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For each subscriber that signs up for our email list, we collect only the information that is requested on the list signup form. Required fields are denoted with an asterisk (*). Our web servers may collect the domain name or IP address of visitors to our web page(s). Unless otherwise stated on our web site, we collect the email addresses of those who communicate with us via email and information volunteered by you such as (but not limited to) list signup information, survey information, and/or site registrations. In our email messages to you which are distributed through this list, we may have information from third party providers for events and services which may direct you to a site other than our own district web site. These sites may collect other information about your session. We do not sell or lease your personal information including your email address to other entities.
The information we collect may be used as statistics in determining how our E mails are being received. Based on this information we can improve content and services and to customize the content and/or layout of our email messages, to notify you about updates to our web site and services, to send you our opt-in e-mail newsletter(s), to provide you with the information for which you signed-up or registered. This information is not shared with other organizations for commercial purposes.
If you supply us with your postal address on-line or you supply us with your telephone number, these are only used for E mail verification if needed.
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>> That way there can be exceptions but the project still can trace people >> if they really need it, going through the persons mentioned above. > Encrypting this information to "the various persons" implies that the > project itself can lose access to this information if those people all > become unavailable in the future. Is the information also stored somewhere > that DSA (the role, not the people currently in it) will be able to recover > that information if needed? We will use a way that makes sure that someone from the project (ie. future DAM/DSA members) can read the data later on, yes. Most possibly using the way sgran described. -- bye, Joerg < Maulkin> I am a scotsman
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We supported Mono in the past and will again in the future. Currently Mono support is disabled merely as a way to focus our limited resources as Mono requires a different set of plugs.
Development has also started on using .NET Core, which is a cross-platform version of the .NET framework, and although Visual Studio is a Windows-only application at the time being, using Visual Studio Code (a cross-platform Visual Studio IDE) may be a possibility in the future.
Yes. Despite C# being in the Cosmos name, any .NET language can be used including Visual Basic.NET, F#, Delphi, Chrome and more. In fact, Cosmos will work with any .NET language that compiles to pure IL without P/Invokes. The C# refers to what we use to build Cosmos itself and is simply our personal preference of language.
Have a look at Features Users have produced demos that use basic networking and graphics, but the core team is still focused on kernel and debugger. When we have the foundation built to a sufficient level the core team will integrate the work of users into Cosmos itself.
To answer your question, Cosmos currently has a working VMware SVGA driver (up to 1920×1200, but only works on VMware) and a non-working-at-the-moment VGA driver (up to 320×200, wow!). A Cosmos Graphics Subsystem is in development but doesn't work on VMWare at the time of writing, by the time you're reading this, it might do. I don't know 😛
Basic networking is being worked on, and our FAT drive works but has bugs.
Cosmos and Singularity have a lot in common. Singularity however is only a research project to determine the usefulness of pieces that might later be used in .NET and or future versions of Windows. Singularity itself is not intended to ship as a Microsoft supported the operating system. In March 2008 Singularity was released to the public on CodePlex. However the license is for academic use only and thus differs greatly from the goals of Cosmos. Developers of Cosmos should not look at Singularity source to avoid contaminating Cosmos and violating the Singularity license.
If you have looked at Singularity the past, you are welcome to develop on Cosmos however you must be careful not to use your knowledge of Singularity. Unless you were involved deeply into Singularity code this will likely not be a problem. If you are concerned about this, choose purposefully to develop in a different area of functionality in Cosmos.
Primarily because it's fun. But beyond that, how else can you boot .NET on a floppy or small USB stick? Who else will try to put .NET on the Wii, OLPC, and iPhone?
We are also developing a TCP/IP stack. Imagine instead of deploying half a dozen virtualized OS's, deploying many dozens of dedicated OS's. One that only does DNS, a few that only do HTTP, etc. One instance, one function.
Currently we support Visual Studio 2015 Pro/Enterprise/Community, with support for Visual Studio 2017 nearly completed. Older versions, such as Milestone 4, do support Visual Studio 2008. Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition is free and support is being developed/tested so there is not need to support Visual Studio 2010/2013 further.
Officially is it the C# Open Source Managed Operating System, but we just go by Cosmos.
In fact, the name Cosmos was chosen before any meaning was attributed to it. Later we decided by chance what the letters stood for. Thus it is also Cosmos, and not COSMOS or CosmOS.
And besides, VBOSMOS sounds stupid.
World domination of course, but until we achieve that our goals are:
A reliable OS which never hangs (of course until the hardware fails). Whichever program crashes, the OS should never hang or go unresponsive.
Very safe (safe in the sense which is free from buffer overflows, heap overflows, exploits etc.)
Drivers and programs being able to be verifiable/tested. Even the Kernel should be verifiable at a later stage (maybe using TALx86)
The LINUX of tomorrow.
Creating our kernel written in C# and our run time we will accomplish a lot of advantages respect to use the Linux kernel:
There will be only a version of Cosmos that will run on any CPU (code once run everywhere)
The OS will be safer using the Linux kernel we will expose us to all the security bug that C code has
Cosmos and the applications will condivide the same memory space using the .NET runtime to isolate processes memory. At the same time when needed a process could give the "ownership" of an object to another process directly without the need to serialization; a reference to the very same object will be used
Cosmos will permit to implement Zero Copy I/O very easily (faster web server ever?)
Using C# will permit us to code and debug using Visual Studio to debug the kernel itself
Not using the Linux kernel we do not take the dependency from others and are more free to do our choices
The EditorConfig project defines a simple file format for configuring common text-editor options such as indentation sizes. These configuration files are designed to sit alongside a project's source code, allowing text editors to use the right options on a file-by-file basis. The EditorConfig project provides plugins for many common text editors, making the format fully cross-platform.
You can download and install EditorConfig support for Visual Studio here.
Make sure you have Inno setup, VMWare and that you have updated Visual Studio 2015 to Update 1 or later. The easiest way to update is to go to the build.sln and it will probably say that the project has multiple projects and give you a link which you will click. Then update VS2015 and make sure you check ALL the extensibility tools. If VMWare does not work, but it should, repair it from the setup.
The Devkit is the source code for Cosmos. You can download it from the Source Code tab to take a look or even install it. See Devkit for information on how to install it. Keep in mind the latest Devkit contains the latest code, which may be unstable or untested. If you don't like hunting for bugs, take a look at the Devkits listed on the Releases page.
You can use Cosmos with QEMU, however we have removed specific support for QEMU because QEMU on Windows is horribly buggy and the developers being all Linux developers simply do not seem to care about the Windows distribution.
Several years ago a Windows specific bug existed and required only one line of code to change. Despite this the QEMU developers left the bug unfixed for several years, and in fact may still be unfixed.
Building QEMU on Windows manually has a lot of dependencies and is not a trivial task. One user even reported to us that the developers only test the Windows build against WINE on Linux, which has its own set of bugs and is not a good platform to test against as a substitute for a real installation of Windows.
This and other issues have caused us to simply give up on QEMU. We however have not and will not take any steps to block QEMU, but we will not make any steps to specifically support it again. If you do not want to use a virtualizer and need an emulator, we suggest Bochs instead.


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Is there is any drug for sinus but dont anti histamine?
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You can also try a decongestant for the problem. Antihistamines stop the over flow of sinus problems and decongestants unblock your sinuses. They can be found separately although they ofter are comboed to help with major drainage and blockage.There are also different anti histamines. I can't take Benadryl( it makes me have heart palpitations and racing heart) and Claritin does nothing even after several days of use. Zirtec does work for me and the generic is called Certizine.
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Funding for PIAC's core legal work, including the Homeless Persons' Legal Service, comes primarily from the NSW Public Purpose Fund and the Commonwealth and State Community Legal Services Program.
PIAC also receives income from project and case grants, training, seminars, consultancy fees, donations and recovery of costs in legal actions.
Indigenous Justice Program
Since 2001 PIAC has received generous support from Allens for its Indigenous Justice Program. The support from Allens allows us to employ a full-time solicitor to lead this important project.
Energy + Water Consumers' Advocacy Program
PIAC receives funding from the NSW Department of Trade and Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services for its energy and water consumer advocacy program.
Secondment program
PIAC has a secondment program under which a range of private law firms and the Australian Government Solicitor provide a solicitor on secondment to PIAC. Secondees can be full or part time, and generally rotate every six months.
PIAC has received secondee solicitors from Minter Ellison, Henry Davis York, King & Wood Mallesons, Norton Rose Fulbright and the Australian Government Solicitor.
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Trip absolutely loved the apple frog I made him, not that I was surprised since it contains three things he will always eat: apple, marshmallows, and chocolate chips. The example I saw online used grapes as the legs, but without any on hand, I just used more apple.
Of course the eyes came off right away, although he didn't eat all of the marshmallows, which was just fine with me.
Once the eyes were off, I quickly swooped in and took out the toothpicks so that he could eat the apple.
This snack was such a hit that the next day, Trip asked for another frog. The second time around, I used one marshmallow torn in half for the eyes, which worked just as well. That also helped the chocolate chips to stick better. I have a feeling that these frogs will have to make their way to our table again sometime soon.


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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 7 nights
Special offer in July and September.
Openplan sitting room/kitchen: Large picture window, dining table and chairs, 2 comfortable sofas, TV/DVD, Radio/CD player, well equiped kitchen, electric cooker and hob. microwave, larder fridge, iron.
Boiler room: Washing machine, tumble dryer, freezer.
We have some new additions to Nutley Farm. We have transformed the area in front of the cottages to provide Boules Court with seating surrounded by a pretty pergola.(Each cottage will have a set of Boules). We have also turned the Gatehouse into an activity room which houses a new full size table tennis table. You will also be able to purchase Nutley Farm sausages and bacon to accompany your free range eggs for your breakfast. Our Alpaca fleece has now been woven into excellent socks which are available to purchase. You can experience an Alpaca first hand by taking these lovely animals for a walk around the farm. We will also try and keep essential supplies e.g. milk, teabags and bread.
Situated in the Tadnol Heath Nature Reserve near Winfrith Newburgh on the edge of the magnificent Purbeck Countryside. Corfe Castle, Wareham and the fascinating Tynham Village as well as Monkey World are all close by. These beautiful cottages are dog friendly and have four star rating awarded by Visit Britain Self Catering Quality in Tourism.
All linen and towels are provided. You will have direct access from the farm on to the Nature Reserve where there are many rare species of birds. The property is light and airy with modern facilities including wifi.
Guests will be welcomed with a Hamper including fresh produce including eggs from our Nutley Farm chickens. Visitors can enjoy a horse and carriage ride (when booking a full week and subject to the weather) viewing the spectacular Hardy Countryside, courtesy of our majestic Friesian horse Ipon (advance booking advised). Both cottages are available to be rented together to provide accommodation for extended family or friends. You can find further information on our website www.nutleyfarm.co.uk.
I have lived in Dorset most of my life and actually lived at Nutley Farm as a child. I was lucky enough to purchase the farm back in the year 2000. Since then it has become my mission to build and improve what had become an unloved derelict site. Each year I try to add new benefits and improvements. It is hoped the property will now pass through more generations of the family.
Anne Roots purchased this cottage in 2000
Because of its unique situation and and the ability to be surrounded by wonderful wildlife and our own friendly animals.
Booking Notes:
To make bookings please call us or send an email. We take a 30% deposit on booking and the remaining balance is due 4 weeks before your arrival date. All payments can be made by direct bank transfer online or Cheque. Unfortunately the huge cost for taking card payments has made this means of payment unavailable.
Changeover Day:
All bookings are from Friday to Friday. Guests are asked to arrive from 2pm onwards and on the departure days guests are asked to leave by 10am. This gives us time for cleaning.
Notes on prices:
Please contact us on costs for short breaks
Small but incredibly well provisioned with a shower to die for. Lovely location, central for coast and inland tourist traps (Moreton, Cerna Abbas to name a couple). Anne was a superb host, so helpful, accommodating and such an interesting person to chat to! The carriage ride was great fun, a must even in wet weather ;-)
Recommend the Countryman Inn for pub grub and a free pool table, good kids play area too. Visit The Kings Arms in Stoborough for a quality pub meal, Wareham has a great little recreational ground for the kids too.
Ringstead Bay a lovely pebbly beach with calm waters for youngsters to play in.
Tank Museum - AMAZING but don't go on a rainy day as it gets packed. Go when the sun is out and enjoy the cool indoors!
We had a great time as a family staying at Nutley Farm. Our girls enjoyed their time on the Farm, seeing the animals etc and the area has plenty to see and do.
Couldnt ask for a better place to stay, the farm is lovley, its close to everything.
We will we going back 100%
We had such a lovely time Anne is such a lovely host and so friendly. We will definitely come back either to relax or tour round Dorest. The carriage ride was fantastic. Although it rained it did not matter sUchida lovely countryside. Thank you Anne
We have just returned from an extremely relaxing weeks holiday at Nutley Farm. We stayed in Willow Cottage, which was very comfortable with a lovely private garden. Lovely walks around the farm and within a couple of miles of Durdle door. The farm have carriage rides available which took us through the bluebell woods, stunning! We walked the alpacas and cuddled the sheep! The owner, Anne, is a lovely lady, so helpful and always on hand, we will definitely be back!
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this quiet rural area.
The cottage was well fitted but could have better lighting in the kitchen.
Anne Roots the owner was very helpful and gave us an exciting carriage ride around the local countryside.
I would definitely recommend this property
There is a wealth of places to visit in Dorset including the following:
Jurassic Coast
Corfe Castle
The Tank Museum
Monkey world
Brownsea Island
Swanage Railway
Hengistbury Head
Lulworth Castle
The Blue Pool
Weymouth Beach
Sealife centre and tower in weymouth
It is approximately half an hour drive to the National Trust Studland Beach. Lovely smaller coves are along the coastline.
We are near the lovely River at Moreton Village where T E Lawrence is buried.
There is a village shop in Winfrith Newburgh which is about half an hours walk.
The main county town of Dorchester with shops, banks, restaurants and supermarkets is 7 miles drive.
Poole and Bournemouth are also within easy access.


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We were told by familytrek that bears visited their house most nights to rifle through their trash! Until we actually got to see one we were bound to think sure, sure!!
Many people think Kangaroos bound down the main streets of Australia every day – this has probably been spread by tourists who visited the more country areas where indeed you can round a corner to discover a big roo perched in the middle of the road, staring you down!
So we kinda took it with a grain of salt. After all we have camped for 4 nights in National Forrests with bear warnings, boxes for bear food and hefty fines for attracting bears – all with zero sightings!!
So when garbage night rolled around we didn't have the highest expectations for spotting our bear-friends. We did, however, have 3 week old garbage and bonus fish remains that Jono had caught the day before.
We were set!
So we waited. And we waited….and waited…
No bear.
I was tucked up in bed around 2.30am when the banging started outside. Gert rushed out with the camera to find our target.
And there he was!! Pulling over the bin to get to the old garbage and the fishy goodness!
Gert snapped heaps of pictures. All of which are crap!! You can vaguely see an outline and some glowing eyes in one but the rest are all blurred.
I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the fact that Gert's hands were shaking! He was freaking out being so close to a wild bear! It was hysterical to watch him ducking and weaving around the car! I have never seen him scared before!
We were excited to see the bear but bummed we didn't get good pics. And we figured that was the end of it!
Oh, except for Gert having to go out at 4.30am and pick up all the garbage off the road so it could be collected properly. He got to chat to the neighbours who were doing the exact same thing as it was just getting light! Lucky man!
Then today as Kate was in the kitchen after dinner, she happened to glance out the kitchen window. And she started shouting in her quietest voice that the bear was outside in the garbage again!!
Pandemonium broke out at the dining table as we all frantically started to look for the camera!! We finally grabbed it and tore it out of it cover!
Then we all raced outside (which you probably shouldn't do) to see the bear!!
We got some awesome pictures as he rummaged though the bin looking for a loaf of bread and some grapes that we had placed there an hour or so earlier! (oops!)
After his rummage he retired to the playground in the backyard to eat his bread. Of course we followed for pictures. The kids and I peered out of the bedroom window to watch him.
Then he decided to come back around the front for the grapes!! And more pics!! If you look closely at this one you can see a grape dangling from his mouth!!
When he finally headed off down the street Gert, Kate and Jono followed him to take more pics!
I went back inside and watched from the window – only to see them all running at high speed back up the street!!
Apparently Gert had grabbed Jono and pretended to be the bear and the kids freaked out and ran!!
Funny, Funny!!
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A somewhat subjective rating of the days weather, on a scale of 1 to 10.
Express Forecast
Today: Hazy sun giving way to p.m. storms. Mid-80s to around 90.
Tonight: Decreasing showers, storms, clouds. Upper 60s to low 70s.
Tomorrow: Partly sunny. Afternoon storms? Upper 80s to low 90s.
Sunday: Partly sunny. More showers and storms likely. Mid-to-upper 80s.
We need to watch for a severe weather chance today so check in again this afternoon. Yet, it's with these decent levels of clouds and rain chances in the forecast that we can avoid hitting hotter temperatures. Let's keep in mind it could be hotter but, yes, it looks like we continue our muggy, hazy, wet pattern. Outdoor plans can be executed carefully—especially on Saturday. Look on the bright side? Only once heading into the workweek do rain chances head appreciably higher.
Today (Friday): Decent amounts of sunshine through at least early afternoon could be a problem today. Why? It could instigate the percolation of mid-to-late afternoon thunderstorms—not to mention add to the discomfort. Expect fairly hot temperatures in the mid-80s to around 90. Lower 90s perhaps south of town in sunniest of spots, if storms are slow to move in. Organized storm chances, though, are highest south of the city and escalate (toward 55-65% chance) as the day progresses.
A few spots could see some severe conditions. It appears the further north you are from D.C. the less primed the air mass will be compared to places south, but that's subject to change in this dynamic environment. Even outside of storms, winds could blow decently out of the west-southwest at 10-20 mph. Confidence: Medium
Tonight: Showers and storms should slowly die down (45-55% chance of evening rain). But clouds are even slower to dissipate. Low temperatures slowly drop to the low 70s downtown, perhaps upper 60s outside the Beltway. Westerly breezes may persist in the 5-10 mph range. Confidence: Medium-High
For related traffic news, check out Dr. Gridlock. Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend…
Tomorrow (Saturday): We may have more in the way of sunshine, but also more in the way of humidity as well. Upper 80s to low 90s show themselves to be stifling enough, at least until any showers or thunderstorms. Yet it could be the "lowest" (only 50%) chance of the weekend with best odds later in the afternoon and into the evening. Breezes may be sporadic out of the southwest at 5-10 mph. Confidence: Medium
Tomorrow night: There's a continued decent 50/50 threat of storms and showers through evening, as skies stay mostly cloudy. But the clouds and rain should diminish as the night wears on. Low temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s appear reasonable to expect. Confidence: Medium
Sunday: Higher chances (60%) of showers and storms return. Likely invading our area from the south — fingers crossed not sooner — later in the day. So half of the day could be salvaged for outdoor activities? We hopefully trade increased mugginess for a slight reprieve in temperatures with mid-to-upper 80s probable. Confidence: Medium
Sunday night: Looks like a pronounced (60-70%) rain chance with low temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. Hope you can sleep through a few rumbles, prior to your workweek? Confidence: Medium-High
Monday looks muggy and murky. By that I mean cloudy and wet at times, with periodic showers and storms. Definitely take that umbrella with you to work, with high 70-80% rain chances. Less-high high temperatures in the low-to-mid 80s may help lessen that steamy feeling. Hopefully. Confidence: Medium
Tuesday clouds and shower/storm chances continue. Both categories should be of the off-and-on nature, though rain remains likely at least at times during the day. High temperatures in the 80s are likely, but if we see more sun, we could have a few spots south of town sneak in a 90 degree reading. Confidence: Low-Medium


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Before Congress recessed for the midterm elections, lawmakers announced plans to use the current lame-duck session to work on passing a bill called "The Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act." Supporters describe the bill as a way to eliminate "barriers to work and saving by preventing dollars saved through ABLE accounts from counting against an individual's eligibility for any federal benefits program." But what, exactly does that mean?
The ABLE Act (H.R. 647) would effectively eliminate the asset test for many families that receive means-tested welfare assistance. Consequently, it would expand the welfare state.
The purpose of asset tests is to ensure that individuals use their own resources before turning to taxpayers for support. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill will cost taxpayers $2.1 billion in just 10 years. Increased eligibility for means-tested welfare assistance accounts for more than half of that cost.
While the upfront cost of the Able Act is not enormous by Washington standards, the precedent of weakened asset limits in multiple welfare programs may well lead to huge costs in the future. Welfare spending did not balloon to nearly $1 trillion dollars annually overnight. It slowly grew via small, incremental expansions of benefits and eligibility like those contained in the ABLE Act.
The ABLE Act targets families with children who qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). It would let them accrue up to $100,000 in savings or gifts, tax-free, while still receiving benefits. It would also eliminate all asset tests for Medicaid, food stamps (SNAP) and other means-tested benefits for disabled children once they become adults.
Credit Suisse's Global Wealth report notes that Americans in the middle of the wealth distribution own assets worth $45,000. For individuals with more than twice the median wealth to retain eligibility for programs that are intended to relieve poverty seems excessive by comparison.
The core problem with the ABLE Act is that it would expand eligibility — and increases the incentives — for families to join a fast-growing and highly problematic cash welfare program: SSI. According to a 2011 Office of the Inspector General report, SSI payments totaling $1.4 billion were issued to 513,300 children who were ineligible.
For years, SSI payments have flowed to families who no longer qualify because the SSA has failed to conduct timely so-called "continuing disability reviews" (CDRs). More than one-third of childhood CDRs are overdue — some by more than 13 years!
Additionally, according to the Government Accountability Office's Daniel Bertoni: "Accurately diagnosing some types of mental impairments is a complex and often subjective process for (the Social Security Administration), which can sometimes be vulnerable to fraud and abuse." Around half of SSI child recipients are disabled because of "developmental disorders," "childhood and adolescent disorders not elsewhere classified," or "mood disorders."
The SSI program provides a high level of benefits and is generally combined with aid from several other programs. The typical single unemployed mother with a child on SSI receives a means-tested welfare packet from various programs worth about $25,000 per year. If the mother works at a low-wage job, earning $10,000 per year, the combined value of welfare benefits and post-tax earnings can reach $43,000 per year.
Families with children on SSI are not subject to work requirements. And depending on the state of residency, these families can receive cash benefits that are twice as generous as those offered under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. The ABLE Act makes it easier to accrue cash from informal and unreported sources of income, facilitating SSI fraud by enabling welfare recipients to openly accumulate savings from hidden employment.
By restricting ABLE Act eligibility to children with clear clinical conditions like Down syndrome or blindness, and easing the asset test only when children become adults, Congress can mitigate some of the negative consequences of the bill.
- Romina Boccia is the Grover M. Hermann Fellow in Federal Budgetary Affairs at The Heritage Foundation's Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies.
- Robert Rector is Senior Research Fellow in Heritage's Institute for Family, Community and Opportunity.
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DANVILLE — It's not censorship, just windy conditions that led to the removal of one of two billboards on a city-owned building along East Main Street in downtown Danville.
An anchor point behind one of the billboards, which the city leases to a local advertising agency, broke loose about a week and a half ago, according to Public Works Director Doug Ahrens, causing damage to the brick on the building's west wall where the two billboards hang, facing the busy intersection of East Main Street and South Gilbert Street.
Now, the billboard has been removed from the building entirely, Ahrens said, so repairs could be made to the parapet.
Just last week, the city council approved a new one-year lease between the city and Dan Pipkin advertising agency for one of the two billboards. The current lease for the other billboard, which is leased by Dan Pipkin as well, does not end until April. Per the new lease, the agency will pay the city $275 a month to fill that space with advertising.
But city administration had included language in the lease that would have prohibited the agency from putting political advertisements on the billboard, and some aldermen objected to that restriction, citing free-speech issues, so the paragraph was removed from the final draft of the lease, which the council approved.
Mayor Scott Eisenhauer said that rather than addressing it in the individual lease, city administration will work on an overall citywide policy concerning political advertising on city-owned property, including the two billboards, city buses and potential advertising spots in city parks.
Ahrens said now that the parapet has been repaired, the billboard is ready to be hung again, but inclement weather has kept Marsters Sign Co. from putting it back up. He said other than that there has been no problem with the billboard, and it will be going back up soon.
Earlier this year, the city purchased the brick building on which the two billboards hang as part of long-term plans to develop the riverfront along the Vermilion River, which is immediately south of that building, and the city wants to continue leasing the billboards to recoup some of its money.


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Quality Assurance Specialist at Dempsey Resource Management Inc. in Philippines - Manila
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- Applicants must be willing to work in Sto. Tomas, Batangas.
- Preferably 1-4 Yrs Experienced Employees specializing in Quality Control/Assurance or equivalent.
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- Property Value$1,499,000
- Property Address#16 2250 NORDIC DRIVE, Whistler, BC, V0N 1B2, Canada
- TypeTownhouse
- Style2 Storey
- Year Built1995
- Taxes$4,995.88
- Living Area1,667 sq.ft.
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms3 full
- Maintenance Fee$646.84
#16 2250 NORDIC DRIVE, Whistler, BC, V0N 1B2, Canada
Sought after 3 bedroom town home in Taluswood. This ski in ski out property is beautiful featuring log beams, stone fireplace, hardwood floors and a fireplace in the master bedroom and a single car garage. Taluswood is located on the Dave Murray Downhill side of Whistler Mtn and has a private pool and hot tub. Close. This town home is in pristine condition and is quiet and peaceful with a beautiful outlook towards Sproat Mtn.
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Mystic Mocha, located in university heights of San Diego, CA. is an urban oasis cultivating health and community through whole foods, peaceful atmosphere and friendly service.
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They don't call it Mystic Mocha for nothing. Walk in and look at the menu board; you will find no fewer than 25 different mochas to try. Of course you can have the other usual coffee/espresso beverages, tea, sandwiches, and more. Get there in the morning and try their breakfast, too; my wife and I love the chilaquiles. It's not a spacious place, as there's only room for 10-15 to sit inside as well as a handful of sidewalk tables, but it's got that great, funky coffeehouse vibe to it.
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gcc-g++-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@ patch file to bring gcc-g++-@LAST_DATE@ up to gcc-g++-@DATE@.
gcc-g77 @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the G77 front end and runtime.
gcc-g77-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@ patch file to bring gcc-g77-@LAST_DATE@ up to gcc-g77-@DATE@.
gcc-java @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Java front end.
gcc-java-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@ patch file to bring gcc-java-@LAST_DATE@ up to gcc-java-@DATE@.
gcc-objc @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Objective-C front end and runtime.
gcc-objc-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@ patch file to bring gcc-objc-@LAST_DATE@ up to gcc-objc-@DATE@.
gcc-ada @TEXT_DATE@ snapshot, includes just the Ada front end and runtime.
gcc-ada-@LAST_DATE@-@DATE@ patch file to bring gcc-ada-@LAST_DATE@ up to gcc-ada-@DATE@.
If you are using an x86 GNU/Linux system that uses RPMs to handle installation, you may find the daily RPM snapshots at: http://www.codesourcery.com/gcc-snapshots.html easier to install.
Note at times you may find newer directories on the server with limited permissions. These represent snapshots that have not yet been verified as correct, or are known to be incorrect.
When a particular snapshot is ready for public consumption the directory permissions are relaxed, the LATEST-IS- file is updated and a message is sent to the GCC list.
Using a snapshot before it's officially made available is an unwise thing to do since it may become impossible to update to an official snapshot.
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Zenair CH 601HDS, G-OANN, 23 April 2006
- From:
- Air Accidents Investigation Branch
- Date of occurrence:
- 23 April 2006
- Aircraft category:
- General aviation - fixed wing
- Report type:
- Bulletin - Correspondence investigation
- Aircraft type:
- Zenair CH 601HDS
- Location:
- Near Perth (Scone) Airfield, Scotland
- Registration:
Zenair CH 601HDS, G-OANN
The aircraft was descending to a downwind position at Perth Airfield when the engine stopped. Attempts to re-start it were unsuccessful; the pilot carried out a forced landing into a field. The aircraft was severely damaged though the pilot received only minor injuries.
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Document information
Date of occurrence: 23 April 2006
From: Air Accidents Investigation Branch
Aircraft category: General aviation - fixed wing
Report type: Bulletin - Correspondence investigation
Aircraft type: Zenair CH 601HDS
Location: Near Perth (Scone) Airfield, Scotland
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Toronto, ON – HipHopCanada's Mindbender Supreme and Logik (Stolen From Africa) caught up with some of the MCs who took part in OVO KOTD presents Blackout 5. Not the greatest audio quality unfortunately – we apologize for that – but some great candid moments from Knamelis, Conceited and Rone. Knamelis was tagged in by Kid Twist in a 2-on-2 vs. Shuffle-T and Marlo. Rone squared off against Big T, and Conceited faced California MC Dumbfoundead. Shouts to the good people at King of the Dot.
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Integration of Knowledge Management with the LIS Curriculum
Abstract: The growing recognition of the importance of knowledge management (KM) has led to calls for curriculum review in Library and Information Science (LIS). Drawing on the findings of a research project on the implications of KM for LIS education, this paper examines the focus of current LIS curricula in addressing KM and related concepts.
This issue has been investigated from the viewpoint of the LIS community using a webbased survey, followed by in-depth interviews with 18 LIS beads of schools or senior staff at schools operating KM programs and courses. The findings indicate that there is considerable interest within the LIS community in expanding their curricula to include a stronger element of KM. Specifically, this includes the intensive coverage of knowledge in all its forms, and the inclusion of more organizational, business and management issues in the curriculum along with an emphasis on the practical dimensions of knowledge management.
Afsaneh Hazeri, Bill Martin and Maryam Sarrafzadeh: Integration of Knowledge Management with the Library and Information Science Curriculum: Some Professional Perspectives. Journal of Education for Library & Information Science, 50 (3), 2009: 152-163.
Copyright © Association for Library and Information Science Education.
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Sydney's residential property market will perform better than other capital cities across Australia with modest growth expected this year, according to RP Data senior analyst Cameron Kusher.
January figures released by RP Data show Sydney units experienced 1.10 per cent annual growth, the highest in the nation, while Sydney houses recorded -3.61 per cent 12 month growth.
"I think Sydney will continue to outperform most other capital cities," Mr Kusher told Smart Property Investment.
"What we are expecting is perhaps some slight growth in Sydney values over the year," he said.
Elsewhere across the country, Mr Kusher said he believes the Perth and Brisbane markets will begin to recover, whereas Melbourne will continue to perform poorly.
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San Agustín de Callo is one of the two most important archaeological Inca sites in Ecuador and is the only lived in museum of Inca Imperial and Spanish Colonial styles. Since the 15th century, San Agustín de Callo has served as Inca fortress, Augustinian convent and temporary home for the scientific research of the French Geodesic Mission. In 1921, the Hacienda was purchased by the leader of the liberal Revolution and twice-elected president of Ecuador (1901 and 1912), General Leonidas Plaza Gutierrez, whose son Galo Plaza was also president in 1948. The Hacienda has remained in the family to this day and is currently owned by the General's granddaughter, Mignon Plaza, whose father, the distinguished congressman and legendary amateur bullfighter, Jose María Plaza, played a pivotal role in politics.
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I'd really like to be able to batch convert pxm files to psd. I have tried using automator to set up a batch convertor and although the pixelmator thingy has that as an option in reality it doesn't work and will only concert to other formats that don't contain layers. I need to be able to send my PXM created files to people that work with Photoshop, Also, PXM files are not compatible with Photos app, Final Cut Pro X or Motion 5. If you want this to be a tool used by professionals you need to implement some enhancements. Thank you.


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Tags: mobile device
The web and especially the mobile web can be a minefield of malicious links luring you to click, so bad guys can infect your device. Search engines do their best to filter these sites out but nefarious criminals have found ways to get their scammy pages to the top of search through a process called "Blackhat search engine optimization."
Criminals create fake websites and then use the same techniques as legitimate online businesses regarding search engine optimization, marketing, and online advertising. They use keywords to boost rankings on Internet search engines, causing their spoofed websites to appear alongside legitimate websites.
It is also much harder to tell if a URL is legitimate since due to the limited screen space, mobile browsers often truncate web addresses. Also, if you're clicking on a link to a site from an email you received, it's hard to see the full email sender's email address making it hard for you to know if it's coming from a fake person or company.
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Peter M. Shane
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Shane is an expert in constitutional and administrative law (with special focus on separation of powers, federalism, and equality issues), as well as policy issues at the intersection of law, public policy, and media. He has written extensively on governmental uses of new media to engage the general citizenry in public policy making, and has been a consultant to the FCC on its use of new media, as well as its assessment of the contemporary U.S. media landscape. His current major work-in-progress examines U.S. public policy towards the various elements of what he calls "the informational infrastructure of U.S. democracy" – schools, universities, radio spectrum, libraries, journalism, and practices of civic engagement.
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Shane blogs semi-regularly at Huffington Post, is quoted frequently by national media on separation of powers issues, and has published OpEds in the New York Times, The Washington Post, Newsweek, Los Angeles Times, and the Christian Science Monitor, among others.