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Welcome to Katja and Ben's Tango Argentino page
We've been running tango practicas in Oxford since 2002 and have been teaching Argentine Tango for the Oxford Tango Club and the Dance Section of the University Club since 2004.
Our courses match the dates of the University term. Each term we run an absolute beginner's course on Tuesdays, 7.30pm, in the University Club. Before the start of a
new cycle, we always run an absolute beginner's drop-in class so that
you can try out if you like our style of teaching. After that taster class you can sign up for the course. Please email us if you have missed the taster class but would still like to sign up for the absolute beginners. For more advanced dancers we run other cycles in which we explore one subject in depth. The more advanced classes are also on Tuesdays, after the beginners class.
A term card costs £45 and includes not only the seven classes, but also seven practice sessions. Prácticas are on Tuesdays and (sometimes) Wednesdays at the University Club (see calendar below).If you have got some tango experience already but are not sure which class would be appropriate please write to us. You might well be able to start experienced beginner or intermediate classes even if we are mid-cycle. In any case, please let us know before hand if you would like to come. You can always catch us at the practicas if you would like to talk to us rather than e-mail.
You are extremely welcome to drop by at the
practicas (£1). Prácticas are there for you to work on your tango in a way
that is not feasible at a milonga. That doesn't mean the
evenings are joyless - quite the contrary: they are both fun and
relaxed. Everybody is welcome to attend, but if you are a graduate or member of
staff of the University it would be great if you could become a member
of the club (which is free). If you are not, this is not a problem -
please sign yourself in at the reception if asked.
There are a number of ways to keep up with events. You can join our facebook group, and you can also subscribe to the Oxford Tango Club mailing
lists (arguably the most reliable option). Dancesection-tango is used to disseminate information about
tango events in Oxford, whereas
oxtango_social is used by club members to organise private social
events, car shares and anything else. To subscribe, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Background photo by Brian Windrim. Please note that we're not responsible for the content of external websites.


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Labour's Campaign for Equal Marriage
Local MP, Kate Green, has joined Labour's campaign to ensure equal marriage rights for gay and lesbian couples.
Labour strongly believes that gay and lesbian couples should have an equal right to marry and deserve the same recognition from the state and society as anyone else. Couples who love each other and want to make a long-term commitment to each other should be able to marry, regardless of their gender or their sexuality.
The campaign comes in response to the launch of the Government's Equal Civil Marriage consultation, which is intended to come into force by 2015.
Kate said: "All couples who love and want to commit to each other ought to have the choice to marry. Labour introduced civil partnerships, and public opinion has moved a long way since then. Now it's time to finish the job so that same-sex couples have the same right to marry as heterosexual couples."
Labour's Campaign for Equal Marriage is also calling on the Government to go further than current proposals. Under the recent consultation, churches would not be allowed to conduct same-sex marriages. Whilst it is right that no church or religious organisation should be obliged to conduct a same sex marriage ceremony, the Labour Party believes that Quakers, Unitarians and other churches who want to celebrate gay marriage should have the freedom and opportunity to do so.
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Watching Dennis Gladman feeding cattle, you wouldn't know he's had Parkinson's disease for 20 years.
Gladman's hands are steady as he tosses hay to the cows that roam his 140-acre ranch in the Agate Desert, a dry patch of buckbrush and scattered timber where the suburbs of Central Point and Eagle Point give way to open country. He doesn't have the herky-jerky, jiggy, involuntary limb movements that are so common among Parkinson's patients.
Parkinson's disease is named for James Parkinson, a British physician who described what he called "the shaking palsy" in an 1817 essay.
At the most basic level, Parkinson's disease can be described as the brain's inability to produce adequate levels of dopamine, a chemical that helps the muscles move smoothly. The brain cells that normally produce dopamine gradually fail, and when dopamine levels drop sufficiently, the symptoms of Parkinson's appear.
Parkinson's is not fatal, but complications from the disease are rated as the 14th top cause of death in the United States, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Symptoms vary widely among patients. Four main symptoms include shaking (what physicians call "tremor") at rest; slowness of movement (bradykinesia); stiffness or rigidity of the arms, legs or trunk; and balance problems that can cause the patient to fall.
Secondary symptoms include small, cramped handwriting (micrographia); foot drag that produces a shuffling walk; and low voice or muffled speech. Parkinson's is also associated with depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances and constipation.
In the United States, at least 500,000 people are believed to suffer from Parkinson's disease, and the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke estimates that about 50,000 new cases are reported annually. Parkinson's appears to be slightly more common in men than women, and the average age of onset is about 60. Both prevalence and incidence increase with advancing age. The disease is rare among people under 40.
Some 6 million cases have been diagnosed around the world, in varying rates. Researchers don't know whether the discrepancy is due to differences in data collection or real ethnic or geographic differences.
"I keep pretty busy," the 66-year-old Navy veteran says. "I do a lot of things around the farm, and I'm sure I can do more because of the procedure."
"The procedure" Gladman's talking about changed his life. Back in 2008, physicians drilled holes on opposite sides of his skull and inserted two thin wires into his brain. The wires deliver a tiny electric current that dramatically reduces the uncontrollable shaking that can be embarrassing for Parkinson's patients.
"It makes a huge difference in my comfort level with people," he says. "My hands are really steady."
The electricity comes from a battery that is usually implanted beneath the patient's skin near the collarbone. Wires from the battery go under the skin to the skull. Batteries can be replaced, like those that are used for cardiac pacemakers.
Physicians call the procedure "deep brain stimulation," or DBS, and it's been recognized as an effective treatment for Parkinson's for years. Most candidates for the surgery have struggled with Parkinson's for 10 years or longer. Drugs can control the symptoms, but patients have to take more medicine as their symptoms increase, and the side effects can become intolerable. Like Gladman, many find new relief after DBS.
Ann Wolf of Eagle Point was able to resume playing golf after surgeons implanted the wires in her brain.
"For two or three years after the procedure, you couldn't have even told I had Parkinson's," she says.
Wolf was just 36 when she was diagnosed in 1986. She calls DBS "the best thing I've ever done. I felt like it extended my life. I just felt like I was dwindling and failing to thrive."
Unfortunately, Parkinson's is a progressive disease for which there is still no cure, and DBS only relieves the symptoms. Over time patients' symptoms often return. Still, neurologists who have worked with Parkinson's patients for decades take satisfaction from how well DBS can control symptoms and improve patients' quality of life.
"It is truly amazing," says Dr. Kevin Sullivan, a Medford neurologist who has been treating Parkinson's patients for about 40 years, and using DBS since 2000. He's worked with more than 50 local DBS patients, fine-tuning the current delivered to the brain after surgeons implant the wires, usually at Oregon Health & Science University.
Sullivan uses a brick-sized electronic control device to adjust the strength of the current and select the site where it will be delivered in the brain. Effects vary with each patient's stage of disease. The results, he says, often are nothing short of magical.
"I can pass an electronic wand over a patient's chest and hit a button, and the movements stop cold."
Sullivan says new studies suggest DBS could one day be used to treat Alzheimer's disease. In one small Canadian study, surgeons implanted wires in the brains of six Alzheimer's patients. CTV News reported in March that after two years, three patients' symptoms had worsened, based on their performance on a standardized cognitive test, but two others' scores remained the same, suggesting their disease had stabilized, and one man's scores actually improved.
Doctors also performed MRI exams on the brains of the six patients, CTV reported. The area of the brain associated with memory tends to shrink in most Alzheimer's patients, but the electrical stimulus appeared to make that part of the brain grow in two of the six patients, including the one whose cognitive function improved.
It would be years before the procedure could be approved for treating Alzheimer's. The Canadian study was a phase 1 trial. Phase 2 and 3 trials would also need to be conducted, and each of those would take at least three years, according to the CTV report. Researchers are currently seeking approval for a phase 2 trial that would involve 40 to 50 patients.
Sullivan, who turned 70 on his last birthday, says working with DBS patients is one of the reasons he's still practicing medicine.
"That's why I'm still going," he says. "I love taking care of movement disorders. It's so rewarding. It's kind of why we're doctors — being able to help people so dramatically."
Bill Kettler is a freelance writer living in Rogue River. Reach him at email@example.com.


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One of the most important
Australian landscape painters of the 1850's and 60's, Eugene von
Guerard travelled extensively throughout Victoria, Tasmania and
South Australia after resuming his career as a artist in
1854. One of these trips was to Western Victoria with its mix
of pastoral and ancient volcanic landscapes where Eugene von
Guerard witnessed a bushfire. Painted in 1859 from
sketches made at Meningoort, Bushfire is one of the few
oils by Eugene von Guerard that depicts the destructive force of
Struck by the size and the devastation of the fire as it swept
at an amazing speed across the landscape, von Guerard has captured
the wall of flame accompanied by large plumes of smoke as it
stretched along 30 kms of the horizon between Mt Elephant and
'Timboon' now known as Camperdown.
Bushfire has also been known as 'Bush fire between
Mount Elephant and Timboon 1857'. As per the conventions used
within art museums the title used is the one which the work was
first exhibited. Recent research conducted by the National Gallery
of Victoria revealed that Bushfire was the original
It is this painting that the artist Imants Tillers was to use as
the basis for his Model of Reality some 150 years later.
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After sitting in sweat lodges, sniffing herbs, drinking cleansers, and bending my back into a pretzel, and writing sheet after sheet of notes in lectures I truly found a great relief in the experiences I had at a personal level on the slopes of Mt Everest, high in the Nepal Himalayas. What a relief to be out of my head.
Not only did I find myself automatically in the moment and out of my head when I had to take responsibility of my physical being, I was also sent back to my heart when my ego began to argue between what I wanted to happen, and what did.
Of course, the mountains are bigger than any man, but our ego still feels empowered to wish for great weather, be angry at circumstances beyond human control and frustrated by the different sense of time one experiences in Nepal.
The mountains answer to no one. And in this alone there is a humbling awakening. I am small and the mountains are big. Yet, I am at home here. I don't feel irrelevant.
With the monks chanting in the background, I share time with Sherpa people, old friends from my many journey's here. I see their long struggle and yet, for the majority, they are the happiest people I know. I decided to work out why, and the answer was, adapt....
Adapt - to adjust oneself to the circumstance. To move with the flow and not against it. Most Sherpa people have seen life and death through a small lens. They've witnessed the high mortality rate of children and they've been out there in the snow rescuing people.
Our senses can only live in the moment. So, the gift of the Himalayas is infinite. It draws you into this moment right now but not only does it drive you home, it drives you there with a sense of joy. The Sherpa people endure the hardships with dignity and self respect. They are the teachers because they have been permanently affected by the beauty of this place.
Over the last 20 years I've taken many people to my paradise in the Himalayas. Some cried with joy, some cried with regret, some loved me for it, some hated me. It is truly a place where the soul and the ego come to do battle. One cannot predict which one will win in each visitor. Some are ready and some are not.
One lady, a real entrepreneur had endured years of sexism in her business life. She couldn't soften her shell even in Nepal, her ego was her protection, she went home mostly the same as she came. A guy from Israel came to a trek and was so determined he found himself led by his own negativity. He'd lived every day as if it were his last, surrendering to the mountain and his soul, here in the mountains, was just not an option. He went away proud but incomplete.
One can never know. A young person of 12 can open their heart and see enlightenment while another devotee and head shaved western wishful, might only see a statue that doesn't speak.
It is a journey for those who are ready, however, the time one usually finds out this ready or not circumstance is when it's too late to turn back. Nature has a way of teaching everybody, something.
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The New Canaan Historical Society has a new exhibit in The Silvermine Room featuring the beautiful art of Edmund Marion Ashe (1865 - 1941). The Silvermine Room is dedicated to exhibiting the art and history of the early members of the Silvermine Artist's Colony whose members were also involved with the community and drew residents of the Silvermine area into their activities. All of the works in the Ashe exhibit are on loan from private collections, the majority are from a grandson of the artist.
E.M. Ashe had an interesting career, including from 1896 to 1909, during the administrations of William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, when he served as the White House artist-correspondent for Leslie's Weekly, the New York Tribune, and the New York World. At the same time he taught at the Art Students League and at William Merritt Chase's New York Art School, where he met and befriended Robert Henri. In his work the influences of both Chase and Henri are apparent. A painting in the exhibit, Spirit of the Pool was shown in the legendary 1913 Armory Show known as the International Exhibition of Modern Art.


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On Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at approximately 9:36 PM, the Kentucky State Police, Post 11 London, received a report of an Assault at a residence on Curry Branch Road in Clay County.
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Phase 2 of Operation Avalanche was launched Thursday night. The Clay County Sheriff's Department launched it's second drug round-up in two weeks.
Several arrests were made, including three that were made outside a Horse Creek convenience store.
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- 06-20-2010, 04:00 PM Thread Author #1
boostberry issue uncaught exception: index 18 >= 18
I'm running a nextel 8350i version 220.127.116.113 (459) on boost using the workaround posted on this forum and other places (combined3.ipd service books, etc) and have had the same setup for about 6mos with no problems. last night after getting red Xs next to outgoing MMS messages, I did a battery pull. upon startup, I got this error message
Uncaught Exception:
Index 18 >= 18
I am currently unable to send/receive MMS messages and there is no MMS option under my message folder or MMS option after bringing up the BB menu when viewing a contact. I have done approx 10 batt pulls, reinstalled the service books, hooked the phone up to desktop manager and checked for updates, with no change. every time the phone is rebooted I still get the same error message. phone calls still work fine, as well ubertwitter and the gmail app. I have instango on the phone as well, along with the ESPN app, opera mini, accel golf scorecard, and quickpull, although none of the above apps have been used in days.
am I going to have to wipe this thing and start over?
any help is greatly appreciated
- 06-22-2010, 05:05 PM Thread Author #2
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It's sent..hope that helps. Good luck!
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- 06-22-2010, 11:26 PM Thread Author #5
I got the email and went through the steps, but no luck so far. however, despite following the directions I didn't have 19 service books on the phone after uploading the v4 books as described, so I'm not sure if that is the problem. . hopefully some fiddling will solve the problem. thank you for the help, I'll post with the solution as soon as I find it
- 06-23-2010, 10:35 AM Thread Author #7
it was as I feared, the only thing I found to be effective was to wipe the handset and start over. the good news is that the device itself seems to be just fine and it was only a software issue
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It was a conceptually dense week in class. The first part of the week I spent talking about topics such as ecological complexity, vulnerability, adaptation, and resilience. One of the key take-home messages of this material is that uncertainty is ubiquitous in complex ecological systems. Now, while systemic uncertainty does not mean that the world […]
Risk Management: The Fundamental Human Adaptation
April 15th, 2011 · 2 Comments
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Complexity and Nihilism
April 15th, 2011 · 2 Comments
This week in class I tried to take on the topic of complexity, as in "complex systems theory." Complexity is a very important topic in human ecology, and biosocial science more generally. It's also a topic that worries me a bit. It worries for two reasons. First, it seems all too easy for people to […]
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April 7th, 2011 · 3 Comments
The logistic equation is a model of population growth where the size of the population exerts negative feedback on its growth rate. As population size increases, the rate of increase declines, leading eventually to an equilibrium population size known as the carrying capacity. The time course of this model is the familiar S-shaped growth that […]
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April 3rd, 2011 · 2 Comments
I'm done now with the first week of the Spring quarter. It was a bit challenging because I had to attend the PAA meetings in Washington, DC for the latter part of the week, but Brian Wood ably covered for me on Thursday. I thought that I would use the blog as a tool for […]
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Dorian O'Daniel is considered to be the top high school running back in the D.C.-suburban Maryland area.
But it could be his skills as a linebacker - the position for which Clemson is recruiting him - that will make the difference when top-ranked Good Counsel High (Olney, Md.) faces rival DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) tonight.
Unbeaten, fourth-ranked DeMatha is loaded with running backs and will try to control the ball against the Falcons, who will be playing their homecoming game.
O'Daniel has 18 tackles this season, while doubling as a workhorse running back. He's rushed for 600 yards in four games, and is coming off a 336-yard, four-touchdown performance in his team's victory over Gonzaga.
"It's a huge game - there's no way I ever want to lose to DeMatha," O'Daniel told The Washington Post. "It's our homecoming game, and that's even more motivation."
Another Clemson commitment for the class of 2013, Jayron Kearse, will be facing his biggest challenge of the season so far when South Fort Myers (Fla.) High plays at Riverdale.
The Wolf Pack has breezed through the early part of its schedule with a 5-0 record, outscoring its opponents by a total of 208-9.
Kearse has starred on both sides of the line of scrimmage, starting games both at safety and wide receiver. He also serves as his team's wildcat-formation quarterback.
Kearse blocked a punt in last week's 49-0 rout of North Fort Myers.
Clemson running back commitments Wayne Gallman of Grayson High (Loganville, Ga.), Tyshon Dye of Elbert County (Ga.), Dalvin Cook of Miami Central (Fla.) and Jae'lon Oglesby of Daniel High (Central, S.C.) are all coming off big games last Friday. Gallman and Oglesby are expected to attend the Clemson-Georgia Tech game on Saturday, Gallman accompanied by teammates Robert Nkemdiche and David Kamara.
Oglesby is closing in on the 1,000-yard mark for the season after his 33-carry, 228-yard performance against Wren last week.
Also planning to attend the Georgia Tech game is 2014 quarterback commitment Deshaun Watson of Gainesville, Ga., and 2013 wide receiver commitment Mike Williams of Lake Marion, S.C.
Watson is coming off a 15-of-20, 268-yard, three-touchdown passing performance in his team's 42-14 victory over Heritage last week. He also rushed for 113 yards on 18 carries and scored two touchdowns.
Williams had seven catches for 150 yards and two touchdowns last week.
In other games last weekend, Jadar Johnson had a touchdown reception in Orangeburg-Wilkinson (S.C.) High's loss to Hanahan, and Dylan Gardner had five tackles and broke up two passes in West Mesquite (Tex.) High's victory over Carollton Creekview.
Other Clemson commitments expected to attend the Georgia Tech game include defensive end Dane Rogers of Shelby, N.C., wide receiver Ryan Jenkins of Marietta, Ga., linebacker Ben Boulware of Hanna High in Anderson, S.C., and tight end Cannon Smith of Columbia, S.C.
Making an official visit to Clemson this weekend will be Tramel Terry of Goose Creek, S.C., a longtime Georgia commitment who plays wide receiver, running back and safety, and is considered by some to be state's overall prospect for 2013.


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How to Join Central Baptist Church
Membership is available to anyone who has placed their faith in
Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Those desiring to join are required
to complete a two step process:
1. Schedule an interview with one of the pastors. This helps us
get to know which of the following ways you are joining:
· Baptism by immersion (publically professing your faith in
Jesus Christ)
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· Coming forward at the end of any worship service
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appropriate time. You will then be contacted the following
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How to stop leviesPosted on: August 26, 2009 by: admin
How Do I Stop an IRS Levy On My Bank or Employer?
In order for the IRS to comply with the law, they must first give you what is called a Final Notice of Intent to Levy pursuant to 26 USC § 6330 which provides in pertinent part (my emphasis added):
(a) Requirement of notice before levy
(1) In general
No levy may be made on any property or right to property of any person unless the Secretary has notified such person in writing of their right to a hearing under this section before such levy is made. Such notice shall be required only once for the taxable period to which the unpaid tax specified in paragraph (3)(A) relates.
26 USC § 6330 provides this respecting the timing and manner of service of the notice (my emphasis added):
(a)(2) Time and method for notice
The notice required under paragraph (1) shall be—
(A) given in person;
(B) left at the dwelling or usual place of business of such person; or
(C) sent by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, to such person's last known address;
not less than 30 days before the day of the first levy with respect to the amount of the unpaid tax for the taxable period.
When you receive the notice, it is VERY important that your request for the hearing be made timely. 26 USC § 6330(a)(3) specifies that the information included with the notice the IRS sends you shall include (my emphasis added):
"The notice required under paragraph (1) shall include in simple and nontechnical terms—
(B) the right of the person to request a hearing during the 30-day period under paragraph (2);"
When get the aforementioned notice and read it you will see that 26 U.S.C. § 6330(e) provides that as soon as a Collection Due Process Hearing (CDPH) is timely requested "the levy actions which are the subject of the requested hearing…shall be suspended for the period during which such hearing, and appeals therein, are pending…" Requesting a Collection Due Process Hearing (CDPH) is the most effective way to stop an IRS levy on a bank account or paycheck since suspension of collection activity upon such request is mandated by the law.
The IRS has a tendency to try and base your entire hearing upon what you put in that request.
I have seen the IRS fax a release of levy to an employer in as little as two days subsequent to the CDPH hearing request being sent. This makes it possible for the employee to never miss a full paycheck and for the bank depositor to retrieve their funds.
Almost anyone can stop an IRS levy by timely requesting a CDPH hearing as provided in 26 U.S.C. § 6330(b)(1). However, if appropriate steps are not taken to win the hearing, eventually the IRS will get around to holding the hearing and in all likelihood decide against you and move forward on the levy. The IRS Terminator package is designed to give you the absolute best chance to win your hearing.
More than once I have heard of situations where the IRS sent a levy to an employer or bank before they sent the Final Notice of Intent to Levy. It is still possible to request a CDPH hearing in a situation such as this and get the collection activity suspended before the IRS takes your paycheck or funds.
There are probably not many feelings worse than the one that happens when your bank or employer notify you that they have been served a Notice of Levy by the IRS instructing them to keep most all of your next paycheck or deliver the funds in your bank account to them.


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28th Sep 2010, 05:39
I had a similar problem with my 2002 Daytona 955i. When in traffic, the cooling fans would cut in, causing an annoying misfire. I managed to sort the problem by replacing the battery and rectifier. Sounds like you have a similar fault. Take a tip; shop around for the rectifier. Genuine Triumph units are not cheap. I picked one up for £75.00 in the UK.


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The National Day of Prayer on Thursday will be observed in community services in Hermitage and Greenville.
Theme this year is "Investing in Hope ... Transforming Our Nation Through Prayer" based on Matthew 12:21.
The Hermitage service is scheduled from noon to 1 p.m. in Hickory United Methodist Church, 240 N. Hermitage Road (next to the Shenango Valley Mall). Area pastors will offer prayers for our nation, state, county and community.
Info: 724-342-9632.
In Greenville, the Kiwanis Club of Greenville will host a service in Central Park. Music begins at 11:30 a.m. with prayers beginning at noon. The event will continue at around 12:30 p.m. with worship and lunch at Fresh Grounds on Main Street in downtown Greenville.
Prayers in the park will be offered by Kiwanis President Mario Marini, Josh Lentz, Ben Beck, Charles McErlane, Pastor Jerry Hunter and Tom Parker. Prayer topics will be nation, community, education, churches, families, international and local leaders.
Praise and worship will be led at Fresh Grounds by Hand of Asaph, a local praise band. Lunch will be served around 12:45 p.m. A donation toward the lunch will be appreciated.


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Generally, the answer is "No". However, if there is a stipulation by the defense and prosecution to admit the results, the court will then consider the results of the polygraph. The Santa Barbara Police Department often conducts polygraph examinations that are requested by both the prosecution and agreed to by defense counsel to verify the truth on many cases.
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cos bse was taken
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A map
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A pig with a flickknife.
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bought viagra the other day form ma mate down the pub, went home swallowed it, got stuck in my throat and i was up all nite with a stiff neck
A Perfect man and a Perfect woman and farther christmas were standing in a lift
there was a ten pound note on the floor who picks it up.
The man of course the others dont exist.......
(ok apart from my wife)
bloke walks into a bar with a lump of tarmac under one arm - "one for me and one for the road"
I thankyou..
OMG that is awful!!! Still made me smile though
To Infinity, and beyond!
Whats pink and fluffy?
Pink Fluff, of course
Tuning Box, K&N Filter, FK AK Coilovers, RNS-E MMI Installed.
Built in Germany, Perfected in England
its all i got, sorry.
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What bees make milk?
(i know, no better)
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it was
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Whats brown and smelly and comes out of the back of cows?
The Isle of Wight ferry!
An icecream man was found dead in his van covered in hundreds and thousands and smothered in strawberry sauce... Police say he topped himself.
A little boy asked his father,
"Daddy, how much does it cost to get married?"
Father replied, "I don't know son, I'm still paying."
A young son asked,
"Is it true Dad, that in some parts of Africa
a man doesn't know his wife until he marries her?"
Dad replied, "That happens in every country, son."
Bloke goes to the doctor's "Doc, I've got a strawberry stuck up my Arse".
"No problem, I've got some cream you can put on it"
"Swallow your pride occasionally, it's not fattening." - Frank Tyger
"Avoid making irrevocable decisions while tired or hungry." - Robert Heinlein
Did you hear about the constipated mathematician?
He had to work it out with a pencil.
What kind of Bee's make milk???
A women with no legs goes strawberry picking
Jammy C*nt
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The man says 'is it common?'
The doc says 'it's not unusual'
woman came home, screeching her car into the driveway, and ran into the house. She slammed the door and shouted at the top of her lungs, "Honey,
pack your bags. I won the lottery!"
The husband said, "Oh my God! What should I pack, beach stuff or mountain stuff?" "Doesn't matter," she said. "Just get out."
A white horse walks into a bar, the barman says "We've got a drink named after you", the horse replies "What? Kevin?"
Why did the one eyed chicken cross the road?
To get to the Birds Eye shop!
A5 2.0T Sport Brilliant Black
How do you confuse a muppet?
Unmolested Ming blue S3 (so it doesn't handle or stop very well), Bose, sunroof and centre armrest but no heated seats - Gone but not forgotten although I am enjoying the new 350CLK!
PSN - S3hawkster
What's the fastest cake in the world? A Scone
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RS4 Alloys ,EBC Discs & Pads
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Sat Nav+ , Grey alcantara
RS4 Alloys ,EBC Discs & Pads
Whats the difference between a woman & a washing machine......
a washing machine won't keep calling & texting you after you've dumped your load in it.
Hunchback of Notre Dame walks into a pub.
HBND:"I'll have a whisky"?
Barman: "Bells alright?"
HBND: "mind your own fxxkin business!"
'ere all week!
Whats dead and comes in yellow bags?
John Lennon
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Houston Early Music's season finale celebrates Tudor King Henry VIII
The Flanders Recorder Quartet will be featured at the Houston Early Music season finale concert on Monday, May 2, 2011. The concert will be held 7:30 p.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Church, 1015 Holman Street, Houston, TX 77004.
Founded in 1987, the Flanders Recorder Quartet has performed more than 1,500 concerts on five continents. Members of the group are recorder players Bart Spanhove, Tom Beets, Joris Van Goethem and Paul Van Loey.
The quartet will be joined by guest vocalist Cecile Kempenaers, a leading early-music soprano in Belgium who specializes in Renaissance and Baroque music.
The mixed ensemble of recorder quartet and vocalist will bring to the stage a program celebrating a famous Tudor king. The evening's program, The Six Wives of Henry VIII, includes contemporary music by award-winning Belgian composer Piet Swert, as well as medieval and improvised music, a scene from Shakespeare, letters from King Henry and Anne Boleyn and original verse written specifically for this project.
"This program is a fascinating telling of a familiar story," Houston Early Music artistic director, Nancy Ellis, said. "Our season finale honors a king who was actually an accomplished musician."
Dr. Thomas Crow, associate professor of British history St. Thomas University, will offer a pre-concert lecture at 6:45 p.m. He also serves as a program chair of the music department at the University.
Crow said Henry VIII played the lute, composed and sang. He also was supportive of the arts in his court. Prior to his reign, the court had only five permanent musicians. Henry VIII dramatically increased that number to about 58.
"The music reflects the general splendor of the court," Crow said. "England was just feeling the effects of the Renaissance, and there was a blossoming of all the arts."
Crow said the sequence of queens reflected the king's personality. "He was impulsive and acted without thinking," Crow explained.
The success of the Tudor dynasty was a hot topic in Henry VIII's court, Crow added. "It was on everyone's mind — whether or not the dynasty would survive."
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Despite calls, ranging from reasoned to hysterically shrill, that he drop charges against three Duke lacrosse players accused of kidnapping and assaulting a Durham woman, District Attorney Mike Nifong refuses to wave the white flag.
That doesn't mean he won't wave the white towel.
If and when the trial in this case begins -- a betting man would give odds that it won't -- a key piece of evidence will be a white towel that the accuser says the suspects used to wipe their DNA from her body.
Ah, so that explains the lack of DNA.
What is troubling about this piece of evidence is that the woman didn't mention it until nine months after her initial interview with police -- and after police listed it as evidence.
Also troubling about the towel, found by investigators in the bedroom of one of the defendants, is that it appears to possess magical properties: The accuser said the defendants used it to wipe their DNA from her body -- but it apparently left DNA of other, unidentified men.
Oy. Criminal cases should be tried in court, not in the media. In most cases, we say defendants deserve their day in court. But with the leaks of evidence, an aggressive defense strategy that has helped swing public sentiment 180 degrees, and questionable behavior by Nifong, it is the accuser whose day in court must be championed.
The drip, drip, drip of evidence coming from the defense, which appears to undermine the prosecution's case and cast doubt on the accuser's story, does make one question her truthfulness. The towel and also a newly revised -- and, for the prosecution, convenient -- timeline that fills holes left by the accuser's initial account make it hard for anyone who initially believed her to remain convinced.
That is why we have court systems. Accusers, even when they're strippers with possibly faulty memories, have a right to be heard -- once prosecutors ensure that the case deserves to be heard.
So let it be heard. If the accuser is shown to be a liar, her next appearance in court should be as a defendant charged with making false statements to police officers and damaging the lacrosse players' lives.
Were the consequences not so dire, the chorus calling for Nifong's head would be amusing. People whose knowledge of the law probably derives from watching a "Law & Order" marathon now feel sufficiently informed to suggest -- nay, scream -- that he has intentionally broken the law by trying these obviously innocent young men.
The Wall Street Journal weighed in this week, scolding Nifong on its op-ed page for proceeding with the case.
Funny, but I didn't see anyone there criticizing North Carolina DAs whose corner-cutting got wrongful murder convictions on Alan Gell and Darryl Hunt that landed them on death row and in prison for life, respectively.
In the Duke case, there was an initial rush to judgment to convict the lacrosse players without a trial. Now the rush is on to convict the accuser and the prosecutor.
If she is lying, she should do some time. If Nifong knowingly broke the rules, he should be disbarred.
That's why we have courts.
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DANVILLE — Here's a look at recent law enforcement calls:
Burglary in the 500 block of Sidell Street.
Retail theft at Dollar General, 100 N. Griffin St.
Retail theft at County Market, 2 E. Main St.
Battery in the 1100 block of North Walnut Street.
Theft in the 500 block of West Harrison Street.
Disorderly conduct in the 1500 block of Valley View.
Vehicle burglary, theft and property damage in the 1500 block of North Franklin Street.
Disorderly conduct in the 800 block of East Main Street.
Burglary in the 200 block of Stroup Street.
Burglary in the 1300 block of East Main Street.
Theft in the 100 block of Eastgate Court.
Burglary and property damage in the 500 block of Elmwood Drive.
A man arrested for battery and disorderly conduct in the 400 block of South Buchanan Street.
A man arrested for criminal trespassing on state-supported property in the 900 block of Moore Street.
A man arrested for possession of a controlled substance and obstructing justice in the 1600 block of Clyman Court.
Possession of cannabis at Fairchild Street and Wakley Drive.
Vermilion County
Identity theft in the 200 block of Bryan Street, Catlin.
Domestic dispute along County Road 755N, Georgetown.
Assault in the first block of Greenwood Cemetery Road.
Property damage in the 500 block of Brown Road.
Theft in the 14700 block of Lee Road.
A man arrested for domestic battery and criminal damage to property in the 16200 block of Clingan Lane.
Accidents involving tickets or injuries include:
Thursday, 7:11 a.m. — At Collett and Voorhees streets involving Angela Taylor, 34, of the 1100 block of Martin Street, and Jason Dixon, 38, of the 1300 block of North Franklin Street. Taylor was cited for improper lane usage while Dixon was cited for failure to yield.
Firefighters responded to the following calls:
Thursday, 8:50-9:04 a.m. — Assist Medix in the first block of South Virginia Avenue.
Thursday, 3:44-3:57 p.m. — A person stuck in an elevator at Provena United Samaritans Medical Center, 812 N. Logan Ave.
Thursday, 11:19-11:26 p.m. — A medical call in the 1000 block of Campbell Lane.


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Anonymous Dec 4, 2008 at 4:54 pm
what do you think about the already installed password-safe on the berrys since (I think) 8700er?
This safe also using an AES encryption I read.
JimStar Apr 8, 2009 at 3:01 pm
Unless they changed it, the password vault that came with my Blackberry had no PC or Mac application to sync with, therefore no easily-readable backup. It's much easier to enter this stuff on the PC, print when needed, cut and paste to web browser. It's doable and necessary on the Blackberry, but not my preference when I'm on my PC or Mac (I use PC at work and Mac at home).
tsarkroyal Apr 17, 2010 at 3:37 am
My old laptop has died and a new one purchased. The old machine had Datavault installed to sync with my BB 8520.
I have all of the Datavault content on my BB but now need to replace the desktop software and retrieve the entries from my BB.
I have my original order number and activation code...the question is...can I reload the PC software without having to purchase Datavault again....or...if I do purchase Datavault again, will I retain the information held in the Datavault section of my BB?
Damilola Aug 4, 2010 at 7:59 am
basicalli i forgot the password to enter the paswword keeeper nd so i was scared that all my informtion would be erased and so instead i deleted it after trying 8 times. but i realli want it bak noooow soo many passwords that i haver to keeep


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SEATTLE -- In a statement sent to KING 5 News, friends of the man suspected of killing a park ranger on New Years Day shed new light on the suspect, saying he no longer had an apartment, stayed with friends and was living out of his car.
"Benjamin Barnes did a horrible thing and, unfortunately, we will not know why and how he got to that point," said the friends, who were reached through Facebook and asked to remain anonymous. "We knew Barnes for almost two years and not once [has] Barnes exhibited behavior similar to the one several days ago."
Authorities said Barnes, a 24-year-old Iraq War veteran, shot and killed park ranger Margaret Anderson at Mount Rainier National Park Sunday morning. His body was found face down in a snowy creek Monday with a handgun and rifle nearby. An autopsy performed Tuesday showed he had hypothermia and drowned.
Friends knew that Barnes received a misconduct discharge at Fort Lewis in 2009 after he was charged with driving under the influence and improper transport of a privately owned weapon. In their statement, friends said Barnes stopped drinking after the DUI and spent most of his time in the gym.
They also said Barnes loved his one-year-old daughter "more than life," adding that he worked hard on his custody paperwork.
Court documents filed by Barnes' ex-girlfriend, the mother of his child, claimed that Barnes was angry, suicidal and possibly suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). She claimed Barnes had a lot of weapons, including firearms and knives.
"I am fearful of what Benjamin is capable of with the small arsenal he has in his home and recent threat of suicide," she said in court papers last year.
But Barnes' friends contend he was not angry and suicidal, saying that he would never harm his daughter.
"He would give up his life at any instance to make sure [she] was safe and secure," the friends said in their statement.
They said Barnes was left with very little money after paying child support and could no longer afford rent at his apartment in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood.
"He gave up his apartment and comfortable living and stayed with friends and kept most of his belongings in his vehicle, in order to ensure he had money to give to his daughter," friends said. "That's why authorities found lots of gear and other stuff in the vehicle, because he had nowhere else to put it."
Hours before the park ranger murder, authorities believe Barnes was at a house party in Skyway that turned violent. Four people were shot and sent to the hospital. People attending the party told KING 5 that Barnes was one of the people who opened fire.
In their statement, friends said they do not defend Barnes' actions on Sunday.
"It's a horrible thing he has done," they said. "Ben was not a monster, but he did make horrible choices, which he, unfortunately, paid for with his life for taking a life of an innocent person."


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The lone scheduled meeting this season between the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference is a matchup of the leagues' only private universities.
The only real difference between the schools is that Northwestern has found the winning groove in recent years that Vanderbilt seeks.
The Wildcats have won six or more games nine times since 1995, they are coming off an 8-5 record and coach Pat Fitzgerald opens this season looking for a third straight bowl appearance.
In 2008, Vanderbilt went to its first bowl game since 1955. Then the bottom fell out last year and the Commodores went 2-10, losing their final eight games of the season.


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If you're looking for a restaurant to take the kids, you've come to the right place. We found some local restaurants that are family friendly.
1. Daniella's Track Side Grille, 14-26 Plaza Road North, Fair Lawn
is a good spot for lunch or dinner. Specialties include steak, ribs and pasta. As an added bonus, there is a small arcade with four machines for kids or adults to play. The menu also includes soups, sandwiches, fish, coffees and dessert, as well as a kids' menu.
2. Pop's Burgers, 255 Pascack Road, Washington Township
A locally-owned fast food restaurant, in Washington Township offers hamburgers, hot dogs, fries and more. The casual eatery also has a kids' menu so the little ones can choose an order all their own.
3. Pompilio's Pizza, 223 Westwood Ave., Westwood
If you're in the mood for pizza and other Italian dishes, you can bring the family to in Westwood for a casual night out. The menu includes a variety of pizzas and toppings as well as pasta dishes, salads and sandwiches. A kids' menu is also available.
4. La Toscana Pizza and Italian Family Restaurant, 626 Kinderkamack Road, River Edge
With family in its name, in River Edge is somewhere you can take the kids. The eatery offers pizza and pasta for diners in a small, friendly and well decorated environment.
5. Jersey Boys Grill, 704 River Road, New Milford
in New Milford doesn't just offer food. It also provides live music and entertainment, along with its extensive menu. The eatery offers appetizers, salads, soups, pizza, burgers, sandwiches and additional entrees, along with a "Little Rascals" children's menu.


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CLINTON — A Clinton man who wrote bad checks to buy items he traded for drugs will be sent to a residential corrections facility, a Clinton County District Judge ordered Thursday.
Michael J. Halsted, 33, pleaded guilty in October to second-degree theft, a Class D felony, for writing more than $1,000 in bad checks to the Clinton Liquor and Convenience Store, 1641 Bluff Blvd.
Halsted wrote 11 checks from his closed bank account totaling $1,368 to the store between June 7 and 10. Checks ranged from $28 to $277.
During his sentencing hearing Thursday, Clinton County Attorney Mike Wolf reiterated to Judge Henry Latham that Halsted stated the purpose for writing the bad checks was to purchase items and trade them for drugs.
Halsted told the court his actions were fueled by a drug addiction that grew after he hired an employee to drive his truck and began staying at home instead of working.
"My addiction got bigger and bigger and spiraled out of control," Halsted testified.
He asked for time in a residential correctional facility in order to improve his life, get back to work and reconnect with his family. Since he bonded out of jail in October, Halsted said he found a job and got married.
"I'm sorry for what I did and I'm asking for a last chance," Halsted said.
After Halsted's testimony, his attorney Judd Parker asked if Halsted's grandmother could testify, but Latham deemed it unnecessary.
Wolf suggested Halsted face incarceration for his crimes considering his past chances on probation.
While the judge did not consider it in his sentencing, Halsted in November was charged with another felony theft for actions similar to those he carried out in June. Halsted also has a pending theft in the fourth degree charge.
Further, he pleaded guilty this month to operating while intoxicated, which Halsted said happened while he was on pills and attempting to commit suicide.


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Solyndra Bankruptcy Proves Once and For All That Green Energy Is Bad
You liberal hippies and your so called "green" energy. First of all, it's been a few years since Obama's promise to provide it for us, and I haven't seen so much as a solitary verdant photon emerging from my wall outlet.*
And now we have this Solyndra scandal brewing. It got a $535 million loan from the federal government to create a bunch of jobs while helping to ween the country off its dependency on fossil fuels, but now it's bankrupt.
Ergo, environmentalism is wrong wrong wrong…
Once hailed by the Obama administration a key example of its commitment to green tech driving growth and creating jobs, solar company Solyndra has since lost a good deal of its shine. It's now bankrupt and the target of a federal criminal investigation…
According to the Wall Street Journal, the FBI's criminal investigation focuses on "whether Solyndra executives knowingly misled the government to secure more than $500 million in loan guarantees." (A Solyndra spokesman said the company is "fully cooperating" with the investigation.)
Meanwhile, House Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee released findings yesterday from a seven-month investigation into the government's role in approving the loan. The memo, titled "The Solyndra Story," blames the Department of Energy and the White House Office of Management and Budget for ignoring red flags "in their rush to spend stimulus dollars."
Well, there you have it. It's like a checklist of everything that's wrong with America: environmentalism, stimulus spending and Barack Obama. I don't need to hear anything else.
Let's get back to drilling for oil inside endangered species the way we did when America was still a country to be proud of.
* I thought I saw something slightly chartreuse fall out of the socket and onto my floor once, but it turned out to be a bug. And then my dog ate it. I think that's a metaphor for something.
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Tags: Barack Obama, Energy & Oil, Environment, House of Representatives, Money, Republicans, Solyndra, Stimulus
In Defense of Michele Bachmann and Her Awful Financial Ideologies
My sincerest apologies, but you're about witness something that you might very well find distasteful. I am am about to (again) come to the defense of Michele Bachmann. (I know! I know! And just a day after Jon Stewart did the same ting. It feels… dirty.)
Anyway, so, as we all know, Michele Bachmann is well known for pointing her finger and shrieking her banshee wail at President Obama's "orgy" of socialistic federal spending and issuing outraged statements about her "outrage that hardworking and responsible Americans are being shackled with the debts from bloated spending by our federal government."
So, it seems kinda bad and hypocrite-y when something like this comes out…
A Freedom of Information Act request filed by The Huffington Post with three separate federal agencies reveals that on at least 16 separate occasions, Bachmann petitioned the federal government for direct financial help or aid. A large chunk of those requests were for funds set aside through President Obama's stimulus program, which Bachmann once labeled "fantasy economics." Bachmann made two more of those requests to the Environmental Protection Agency, an institution that she has suggested she would eliminate if she were in the White House.
Taken as a whole, the letters underscore what Bachmann's critics describe as a glaring distance between her campaign oratory and her actual conduct as a lawmaker. Combined with previous revelations that Bachmann personally relied on a federally subsidized home loan while her husband's business benefited from Medicaid payments, it appears that one of the Tea Party's most cherished members has demonstrated that the government does, in fact, play a constructive role — at least in her life and district.
"It had been a longstanding tradition in Congress to be fiscally conservative in every other district other than your own," said John Feehery, president of QGA Communications and a top adviser to former Speaker of the House J. Dennis Hastert. "Bachmann apparently is being a traditionalist."
Cut and dry case of political hypocrisy at its basest, right? If Bachmann hates government money going towards the improvement of people's lives so much, shouldn't she reject the idea of requesting any of it for her own district (or family business)? Maybe… But maybe probably not, I think. And, if you care (which you probably don't), I'll explain myself.
Tags: EPA, House of Representatives, Michele Bachmann, Money, Primaries, Republicans, Stimulus
Right Now, Even as We Speak, Chinese People Are Making Fun of Us in the Future
How dare they? I have half a mind to send my grandchild over there to punch this professor in the nose.
(via James Fallows)
Tags: China, Economy, Health Care, Stimulus, TARP
Jon Stewart's Extended Interview with President Bill Clinton
President Bill Clinton returned to The Daily Show last night to talk about The Clinton Global Initiative and the upcoming midterm elections. The interview went long, but you can watch the entire thing here now. All told it's about 24 minutes of thoughtful, straightforward, pragmatic discussion about the problems facing our country and the best solutions for them. Snore! Hey, Bill Clinton, a zillion years ago called. They want their heightened level of political thought and discourse back.
Part 1
The interview continues below.
The Daily Show airs Monday through Thursday at 11pm / 10c.
Tags: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Economy, Health Care, Jon Stewart, Midterms, Newt Gingrich, Stimulus, Taxes, Tea Party, The Daily Show, Unemployment, Video
House GOP Avoids Hypocrisy in Taking Stimulus Money
A little over a year ago the House of Representatives passed the $787 billion stimulus measure without a single Republican vote — not one. That is how much the House GOP hates stimulus spending, and if you can't put your mouth where your money is (or, in this case, where you wish the money wasn't), then what's the point of being in Congress?
Getting some of that stimulus money for your own district, of course. What? No! It's not hypocritical at all…
Amid mounting criticism, House Republicans said this week it is not hypocritical to vote against the stimulus and later seek money from it for their districts.
After standing united in opposition to the president's economic stimulus bill a little more than a year ago, many Republicans have touted the benefits of that measure back in their districts, according to a comprehensive list compiled by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
But key House Republicans argue that a vote against the stimulus bill should not prevent them from writing a letter on behalf of constituents seeking grants available from the $787 billion measure. Some of them do say, however, that Republicans should refrain from attending photo-ops.
Well, that makes sense.
Hypocrisy only exists if it's caught on tape.
Tags: Democrats, Economy, House of Representatives, Republicans, Stimulus


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Torpedo Junction by Homer H. Hickam Jr.
From December 1941 to June of 1942, US East Coast and Gulf Coast cities didn't observe black out. Ships sailing at night were silhouetted by the cities. The U boats called this "the happy time."
During those months, one destroyer, and one destroyer only, the USS Dione patrolled for U boats, but usually arrived only in time to rescue merchant marines from the water. One section of the book recounts the search for the U boat that went up the Mississippi.
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Yes, the happy time (1939-1941) were the best days for the kriegsmarine as ships continued to sail in escorted and unarmed. When America joined the war, hitler ordered as a trial one of his best aces to go take his type VIIC (which was actually only designed for coastal use but saw widespread ocean service) for 3 days they sunk boat after boat, returning home with 7 freighters sunk, a move was then made and 8 uboat s were sent to patrol the east coast all the way to Newfoundland (the strait south of Newfoundland was where the larger oil tankers filled up so uboats tended to wait for them inside the strait. I met an ex Canadian naval veteran who served on a frigate which was guarding the strait that was actually sunk by a u-boat. Apparently afterwards when he made it on a raft the submarine surfaced and its captain spoke through a megaphone in bad English and asked if the survivors had managed to send an SOS before they sank and if they would like them to send one for them
Apparently the east coast was so badly defended the uboats were not worried about destroyers and escorts.
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Internet Job Search and Unemployment Durations
AbstractAfter decades of stability, the technologies used by workers to locate new jobs began to change rapidly with the diffusion of internet access in the late 1990's. Which types of persons incorporated the internet into their job search strategy, and did searching for work on line help these workers find new jobs faster? We address these questions using measures of internet job search derived from the December 1998 and August 2000 CPS Computer and Internet Supplements, matched with job search outcomes from subsequent CPS files. We find that internet searchers are positively selected on observables, but negatively selected on unobservables. A beneficial (unemployment-duration reducing) causal effect of internet job search is consistent with our estimates only if negative selection on unobservables is especially strong, in other words only if the population of on-line resumes is strongly adversely selected.
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- Peter Kuhn & Mikal Skuterud, 2004. "Internet Job Search and Unemployment Durations," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 94(1), pages 218-232, March.
- Kuhn, Peter J. & Skuterud, Mikal, 2002. "Internet Job Search and Unemployment Durations," IZA Discussion Papers 613, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- J64 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Mobility, Unemployment, Vacancies, and Immigrant Workers - - - Unemployment: Models, Duration, Incidence, and Job Search
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