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Seasonal road closures in effect
Seasonal road closures are in effect for motorized vehicles. The Teton Park Road is closed from the Taggart Lake Trailhead to the Signal Mountain Lodge. The Moose-Wilson Road is closed from the Granite Canyon Trailhead to the Death Canyon Road. More »
Avalanche hazards exist in the park
Avalanche hazards exist in the park, especially in mountain canyons and on exposed slopes. A daily avalanche forecast can be found at www:jhavalanche.org or by calling (307) 733-2664. More »
Lost and Found Property
Did you lose or misplace items while visiting Grand Teton National Park? You are invited to make a lost property report by sending us the following information:
You may also call the Grand Teton National Park Lost and Found office at (307) 739-3350. This is a voicemail, so please leave a detailed description regarding your lost property as well as your contact information. We generally do not respond to these voicemails, but we will log your report into our lost and found system. We will contact you if your property is found. Or write us at Lost and Found Office, Grand Teton National Park, PO Drawer 170, Moose, WY 83012. Please take found items to any park visitor center. |
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At Checkpoint in USA Guards Kick In Car Door
READ THIS: A few Nazi Checkpoint / roadblock guards kick in a mans door then lie about it. The man involved has NEVER been in trouble with the law in his entire life and is a teacher. Remember that these checkpoints are inland some over 180 miles inland. Some […]
Hamza Yusuf on the TSA
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TSA is Becoming Big Brothers Police
From Huffington Post When the Minnesota Vikings faced off against the Green Bay Packers last weekend in Minneapolis, the big story wasn't that the Vikings defeated the Pack to secure a wildcard berth. It was, strangely, the TSA. That's right, the agency assigned to protect America's transportation systems was patrolling […]
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Infowars Alex Jones Detained by TSA at Airport
Infowars.com Reports Radio talk show host and ardent Homeland Security critic Alex Jones was detained by the TSA at Austin-Bergstrom airport earlier today and threatened with arrest for refusing to take his shoes off at a security checkpoint. Traveling to New York to appear on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight, Jones had […]
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DHS Buys Even More Ammunition, While Citizens Right To Keep and Bear Arms At Risk
New purchase adds to figure of 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition already secured This new purchase adds to the staggering figure of 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition already secured by the DHS over the last 9 months alone. A solicitation originally posted on the FedBizOpps.gov website on December 17 on […]
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America, Where We Stand With The "Real I.D." Program
The History of Federal Requirements for State Issued Driver's Licenses and Identification Cards Today: Where We Stand On December 20, the Department of Homeland Security issued a press release announcing that beginning on Jan. 15, 2013, those states that are not in compliance with the REAL ID standards will receive a temporary […]
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NDAA 2013 Propaganda Think Tank
Abby Martin talks to the founder and director of Revolution Truth, Tangerine Bolen, about the latest news regarding the NDAA 2013 including renewed use of domestic propaganda and keeping Guantanamo prison open.
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Woman Arrested For Slapping TSA Agent That Grouped Her
TSA News A South Korean woman visiting this country and, of course, having no idea that she was required to undergo physical assault as a condition of getting on a plane, was arrested at Orlando International Airport. 39-year-old Hyunjoo Kim was being groped by a TSA agent when she allegedly […]
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As 13 states meet DHS REAL ID standards, remaining get extensions to comply
Madison Ruppert, Contributor Activist Post The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) praised 13 states on Dec. 20 for complying with the standards for national driver's licenses and identification cards outlined in the REAL ID Act of 2005. Brent Daggett, writing for End the Lie, noted that the REAL ID Act could make […]
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Government report: 'TSA's main concern isn't safety, it's self-preservation'
A traveler walks through a metal detector at a security check point in John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.(Reuters / Andrew Burton) To maintain control of airport security the TSA ditched a program to hire private employees to conduct improved operations. Despite ongoing complaints about the TSA, 15 million […]
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Everyone is fair game: Spy agency conducts surveillance on all US citizens
RT News The Obama administration overruled recommendations from within the US Department of Homeland Securityand implemented new guidelines earlier this year that allow the government to gather and analyze intelligence on every single US citizen. Since the spring, a little-know intelligence agency outside of Washington, DC has been able to circumvent […]
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TSA calls bomb specialist on wheelchair-bound 12-year-old girl
TSA detained a 12-year-old wheelchair-bound girl for nearly an hour at the DFW International Airport after they found explosive residue on her hands. TSA left the mortified girl in tears, but refused to let her mother get close enough to comfort her. Shelbi Walser was traveling to Florida with her […]
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Big Brother Hard at Work as DHS grants fund surveillance equipment on public buses
As reported by Wired, "Transit authorities in cities across the country are quietly installing microphone-enabled surveillance systems on public buses that would give them the ability to record and store private conversations, according to documents obtained by a news outlet." Madison Ruppert goes into more detail below: Source: YouTube – […]
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NDAA Nullification Bill Passes Michigan House, 107-0
The Tenth Amendment Center – by Matthew Renquist LANSING, Mich. (Dec. 5, 2012) – The Michigan House of Representatives unanimously voted in favor of House bill 5768 (HB5768) today. Representative Tom McMillin, who introduced the bill, showed his excitement for it's passage, and his expectations for the State Senate. "My bill […]
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Newly Released Drone Records Reveal Extensive Military Flights in US
By Jennifer Lynch – EFF View EFF's new Map of Domestic Drone Authorizations in a larger window Today EFF posted several thousand pages of new drone license records and a new map that tracks the location of drone flights across the United States. These records, received as a result of EFF's Freedom of Information […]
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TSA Groping Addicts Want To Come To A Neighborhood Near You
TSA Seeks Permission to Conduct "Security Assessments" on Highways Greasing the skids for airport-style pat downs on the interstate Paul Joseph Watson – Infowars.com The TSA is seeking permission from the Office of Management and Budget to conduct "security assessments" on highways as well as at 140 other public transportation […]
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The Government Can Still Black Bag Any American
by Travis Holte The Senate passed the much ballyhooed Feinstein-Lee amendment last night, which supposedly partially nullifies the provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) allowing for Americans to be kidnapped by the government and disappeared without any charge or due process. Senator Rand Paul put out a press […]
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Sherriff Defends Activists Rights At Airport While Airport Employee Tries To Violate Them
Albany Airport "Oathkeeper" Defends 1st Amendment Right Not to Undergo TSA Body Scanning at Albany Int Airport and the SHTF!@
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Another Reason to Eliminate The TSA and Fire or Jail Some TSA Employees
Editors note: This did happen in 2010, but after many, and I do many serious complaints, damn near criminal harassments cases and the firing of over 400 TSA "Christmas Elves" (READ: Theifs) have we seen any change? Another TSA Video To Make Your Blood Boil — Appears these TSA's hate mothers […]
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TSA Claims To Be Above Congressional Oversight!
Infowars – by Steve Watson The TSA has refused to attend a House Transportation hearing this week, with agency head John Pistole personally refusing to appear and declaring that the Congressional Committee has "no jurisdiction over the TSA". The hearing, schedule for Thursday, will be held by the Subcommittee on […]
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TSA Holiday Representatives Butcher American "Turkey" Travelers
Every year, Americans butcher fifty million turkeys for Thanksgiving. But now, turkeys – of the featherless variety – are taking revenge. The gang of pathetic, soulless, two-digit-IQ turkeys whose only skills are the ability to push buttons that irradiate and virtually strip-search airline passengers – and to clumsily grope the […]
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Social Security Administration Purchases 174,000 Round of Ammunition?!@#$??#$@?#?!!!
By Major General Jerry Curry, USA (Ret.) The Social Security Administration (SSA) confirms that it is purchasing 174 thousand rounds of hollow point bullets to be delivered to 41 locations in major cities across the U.S. No one has yet said what the purpose of these purchases is, though we […]
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DHS Ramps Up Local Security to "Combat Terrorism"
A page from the 2012 DHS Intelligence Enterprise Product Line Brochure details several varieties of Customs and Border Protection intelligence products available to those with the proper clearance. The Department of Homeland Security's production of domestic intelligence has increased substantially over the last few years according to a brochure of […]
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Here Come The TSA Body Scanners, Take 2
TSA is introducing the new full body scanner system to the American airports. The scanners will be capable of detecting every tiny trace of any substance of your body to find gunpowder or any bomb making materials. However the devices can also trace the level of adrenaline in the body. […]
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Court Issues Permanent Stay Against Indefinite Stay Ruling
A three-judge motions panel of the US Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit issued a permanent stay against a permanent injunction a federal judge had issued to block a provision of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed last year, which granted the military the power to indefinitely […]
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TSA confiscates camera from man in Puerto Rico and Deletes Video Footage
TSA confiscates camera from man in Puerto Rico and Deletes Video Footage
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Americans Already Detained Under NDAA
Obama refuses to answer whether Americans are currently being held without trial or charge while insisting the NDAA be kept on the books to have the right to do so. RT – The plaintiffs that are suing US President Barack Obama over his insistence on keeping the National Defense Authorization […]
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Drone Bases Come To USA
We like to think of the drone war as something far away, fought in the deserts of Yemen or the mountains of Afghanistan. But we now know it's closer than we thought. There are 64 drone bases on American soil. That includes 12 locations housing Predator and Reaper unmanned aerial […]
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in the Feb 2004 magazine, back page, there's an article on MIRRORS. The rattan/wicker mirror is sourced from "Home Sense"
What is that - does it have a website (what's the URL, please)
Thank you from Vancouver
There's not much info on the web site, but there's a number you can call....
Hi Marg,
There are HomeSense stores in Langley (by the Langley Bypass) and in Coquitlam (not far from IKEA on Lougheed Highway).
Hope this helps.
HomeSense from the same company that owns Winners.. it's their homestore. I am pretty sure they do not have a website, I have been looking for it for years now and have never found it!
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Five Essay Prompts for Game of Thrones 3×7: 'The Bear and the Maiden Fair'
These questions regard last night's episode of HBO's Game of Thrones. Please answer the prompts with specific examples from LAST NIGHT'S EPISODE, though supplementary material will be accepted as a secondary source. Please write legibly. No. 2 pencils only. You have an hour to finish this test. See below for questions and sample responses.
1. Daenerys's negotiating style is less familiar to us from fantasy narratives than it is from gangster movies. She is not unlike an rising underworld kingpin using her muscle to build her empire, drawing her competitors into negotiations and then turning the tables with the threat of violence. "You thought this was a negotiation? Sorry, no. Say hello to my little friends. Oh, and leave the gold." Of course in this case, the weapons are her children (happy Mother's Day!), who also happen to be flying, fire-breathing teenage reptiles. How does this detail affect the genre conventions? Are the dragons more like guns or more like the ranking members of her growing gang? Read More


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Holidays to yield cheaper travel
The price of gasoline is down, making it easier on the wallet for consumers this holiday season.
In the Kansas City area, gasoline went for just under $3 a gallon this week. That should give people a little extra change to spend on Christmas presents.
Of course the highways will be clogged with travelers so be careful out there. AAA is expecting 93.3 million people to be on the roads visiting friends and relatives for Christmas.
That's up 1.6 percent over 2011. AAA said the skyrocketing price of air travel is putting more drivers behind the wheel.
From Dec. 22 to Jan. 1, a record 84.4 million people will drive at least 50 miles for the holiday. Again, be careful out there.
Regardless of how tempting it may be, don't drink and drive, and don't text and drive. And for heavens sake, don't drink while texting and driving.
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The Tate Modern's latest exhibition is arranged so that you can progress through the decades of Yayoi Kusama's life, which have taken her from rural Japan to the New York art scene to contemporary Tokyo, in a career in which she has continuously re-invented her style.
Her art encompasses an astonishing variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, performance and installations. It ranges from works on paper featuring intense semi-abstract imagery, to soft sculpture known as "Accumulations", to her "Infinity Net" paintings, made up of carefully repeated arcs of paint built up into large patterns.
Since 1977 Kusama has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric institution, and much of her work has been marked with obsessiveness and a desire to escape from psychological trauma. In an attempt to share her experiences, she creates installations that immerse the viewer in her obsessively charged vision of endless dots and nets or infinitely mirrored space.
It seems to me that the least interesting of Kusama's past lives was the obligatory 'Gone-mad-and-done-too-many-drugs' part in New York in the 60s. The Warhol factor made too much art banal and obvious. The most exciting parts – namely her earliest paintings and the latest installations – share a common root of her family's background in seed production, which clearly gave her a fascination with macro and microbiology.
Although bigger doesn't mean better, the last part of the exhibition comes as the biggest surprise. These were taken on my phone inside one installation specially created for the Tate, a star field of lights and mirrors that was immersive and disorienting. (Although I found the darkened dining room filled with black light polka dots equally tricky, and managed to trip over the carpet) They suggest a state of mind that is present from the earliest paintings, yet always growing outward. In this sense Kusama has grown from the study of atoms to the birth of universes.


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Computers: There are computer labs in the Suites at Spalding as well as in the library, ELC and Natural Science buildings.. There is most likely always a computer available to students!
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It is just me or anyone had an issue with ios6 battery life? My ipad drain battery much faster after updating to ios6 :(
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It is just me or anyone had an issue with ios6 battery life? My ipad drain battery much faster after updating to ios6 :(
You should never be experiencing significant additional battery drain after installation of a new OS. If you are, it indicates a problem with the upgrade process.
You are best adviced to take a backup, restore the device using iTunes with a clean install of IOS 6, then restore your backup and allow your content to sync on there again from iTunes.
That normally gets rid of any problems that occurred due to the update process, which doesn't always deal with all the little anomalies which can be on each persons device after using it for a while :D
Good luck.
I do exactly as you said last night, backup > restore device via itunes for a clean install of ios6 > restore backup > sync content again.
After finish everything, I just leave my ipad charged until morning (battery 100% charged). And I'm using my ipad as usual.
And now 3:00 pm here (8 hours with battery) the battery indicator say 95% which is much better that yesterday. This is work! Thanks for advice! :D
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And now 3:00 pm here (8 hours with battery) the battery indicator say 95% which is much better that yesterday. This is work! Thanks for advice!
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Good to see that. The iPad is one of the best tablets you can buy as far as battery life is concerned. After about 4 hours use every day, I recharge every second day with about 40% still remaining. Not too shabby!
Also a good idea to at least once a month run down a fully charged battery to say 10 to 20% and recharge again. This gives a more accurate reporting of the battery's state of charge as shown at the top of the screen. ( That teaches those little lithiums or polymers or ions, whatever they are called, to shape up and get into line:D)
No, no issues at all with iOS 6 on either our new iPads or our iPhone 4S and 5. The only exception may be the Maps app which is the only thing Mr. Cook addressed in iOS 6 but I haven't used the old one anyway after I obtained GPS Drive which works just fine.
I had a problem my new iPad would not stay connected to my Wi-Fi network, Apple replaced my iPad and my iPhone 4S. the problem was still happening. I called Apple back and we went into my router and change the encryption type from both to one or the other and it fixed it and thank God on the new iPad I have iOS 5 back.... I have not had a problem with staying connected to Wi-Fi since I changed the encryption type off of both.


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Mocha with blackberry, this robust red with a supple texture will be a crowd pleaser. 4.4/5This Zenato Valpolicella Ripasso 2007 was reviewed March 2, 2010 by Natalie MacLean


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So online poker is on it's way back..
Did anyone use to play back in the boon? I played a bunch from about 2003-2007 before getting out of it.
Looks like it will be legal in the US again by the end of the year, based on teh Poker Stars/DOJ agreement, which includes Poker Stars buying Full Tilt |
Interesting news...several years ago, I played some on PokerRoom - was that one of the sites shut down for U.S. residents?
Re: So online poker is on it's way back..
Will the WPT be a player in this? I just started working with one of the WPT players Zach Hyman, who is married to Kimberly Lansing, incidentally. Looking forward to meeting her...!
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The battle between eating meat and going vegetarian has been waging since the first report of mercury in fish found its way into mainstream media. No matter how much poking, […]
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Politics always get people riled up. Friends are labelled either Republican or Democrat, families are split down the middle and co-workers begin to look at each other contemptuously upon realizing […]
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We as people are responsible for many of our own shortcomings, failures and faults. However, this common malfunction generally gets explained away by the small, simple phrase, "I'm only human." […]
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Ashley Bollinger "All lovely things will have an ending, all lovely things will fade and die; and youth, that's now so bravely spending, will beg a penny by and by," […]
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As I wove my little SUV into a parking spot a good hike away from my office, I instantly regretted the decision to wear heels. Yet, as I made the […]
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Journalism is all about controversy — especially when we are talking about opinion articles. Our job as journalists is to present the news and, in some cases, present our opinions […]
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As I rolled out of bed, only an hour after my alarm initially went off, I thought about how fast this week had gone, how fast every week had gone. […]
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Just when you think life can't get any crazier — it does. I guess, in retrospect, this may be the reason I have been so pressed to not take time […]
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In Matthew 9:58, Jesus said, "Foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head." I am beginning […]
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Turkey day, also commonly known as Thanksgiving — or, as I have come to call it this year, possibly a complete disaster. Thanksgiving is a time of celebration for families […]
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"Be still and know that I am God," Psalm 46:10. This semester has been crazy. Parking dilemmas, politics, wedding arrangements and post graduation plans have dominated my agenda. And, of […]
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It's not about me. Usually, races are about runners – who is fastest, who can win. They revolve around selfish ideals and competitive natures, but not Run For Their Lives. […]
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Candy, costumes and corruption. That is what Halloween is known for in the Christian church today, isn't it? Growing up, I trick-or-treated. That's right, start throwing your judgment stones — […]
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The tidy gardener in all of us wants to cut back our bushes and our trees so that they look nice. If you cut off the leaves spring flowers, like daffodils or irises, you'll be depleting their bulbs of the starch they need for next year's display. Same goes for bushes like lilac, roses or forsythia: Trim them in late summer and you could be chopping off the flower buds—which means no blooms the following season. Pruning larger trees in August could spur new growth, which would be vulnerable to cold weather. The right way: Don't touch the leaves of spring-bloomers until they've totally faded. Trim back a flowering bush or tree right after it blooms, before it starts to form next year's flower buds. If you've goofed: "Well, it's not the end of the world," Chace says. "Let them recover. Healthy plants are fairly forgiving." But it may be a season or two before you get the flowers or foliage you'd hoped for. |


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PRINCE CHARLES has launched an astonishing clampdown on the use of the famous Three Feathers symbol.
Letters have been sent by Buckingham Palace to several Welsh companies demanding they stop selling items bearing the insignia, regarded by many as representing Wales itself, and not merely its Prince, immediately.
Sent from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, copying in Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall's offices, the letters spell out that the emblem "usually known as the Prince of Wales Feathers" is "the personal property of the Prince of Wales, and as such is protected from misuse by law".
Written by Jonathan Spencer, Deputy Comptroller at the Lord Chamberlain's Office, it warns that people or companies using the badge without permission from the Prince of Wales are "in contravention of the law".
The action calls into question just who can reproduce the feathers motif, which can be seen on thousands of Welsh products, from mugs, scarves and rugby shirts to business logos and stationery. And it is bound to provoke debate over whether the Prince has the right to claim ownership of the centuries-old symbol, which originated in France, and is emblazoned with German motto, Ich Dien, meaning I serve.
Royal officials said yesterday an all-out, legal clampdown on the emblem's use was unlikely but insisted some businesses needed to be made aware of the law.
But some of those who have already been targeted say that to single out just their businesses is unfair, while countless thousands of the emblems are produced each year.
Ernest Brooks, who runs his own jewellers in Ammanford, just a short drive from Charles's newly bought residence near Myddfai, thought the letter unfair.
The letter stated, "I would ask that you take immediate steps to remove the Prince of Wales Three Feathers badge from items in this range of jewellery and confirm to me in writing that you have taken these necessary steps.
"You may like to know that the same action has been taken with certain of your competitors."
The former South Wales Borderers soldier said, "At first I just thought it was a joke, and then I saw the envelope had a postmark from Buckingham Palace.
"Everybody I've seen since has said it's ridiculous.
"They'd have to write to thousands of businesses across Wales. And are they allowed to anyway?
"Prince Charles has inherited the symbol. It's more than 600 years old and he's allowed to use it by the people of Wales, not the other way around."
Colwyn Bay and Cheltenham- based Cymru Metals, which manufactures Welsh gold jewellery and supplies some 300 shops, also received a letter.
Managing director Nigel Blayney said, "Are they going to have Beefeaters knocking everybody's doors down, because it's not exactly just a few jewellers?
"There are thousands of people across the world selling Three Feathers jewellery. You only have to have a quick look on the internet. It's ridiculous to pick on us and a few others.
"The Three Feathers stuff is only a minority of what we do sell, but you'd think he'd be pleased with the publicity and being associated with Wales."
A spokeswoman for Clarence House confirmed yesterday that the correspondence had been sent out. "Letters have been sent out to jewellery businesses to remind them that permission is usually required to use the emblem," she said. "It was brought to our attention with emphasis on jewellery and we wanted to make people aware of it.
"I don't believe legal action would ever become necessary."
She added, "This is a standard request that comes from the Lord Chamberlain's Office.
"I can confirm that a small number of companies have been made aware that permission is needed."
She was not able to confirm whether any other firms using the insignia would be contacted, or the exact detail of the insignia's legal protection. But she added, "It's something we've had to do before. Quite a few companies do have permission to do this.
"Pubs have a long-standing agreement that's centuries old. It's not something we can police and we wouldn't wish to."
Plaid Cymru AM for South West Wales Dai Lloyd said, "It does seem very heavy-handed, and I don't see at all how it's possible to enforce.
"I'm personally not enamoured with the feathers as it's a symbol of the monarchy, but it's used across the board as a symbol of Wales."
He said the move was hardly likely to help the Prince's public image in Wales, just months after he bought a home in Carmarthenshire.
Mr Lloyd added, "It won't help, and I think it will badly backfire.
"The remaining population that have an affinity with the monarchy I suspect will be upset with such a crackdown."
The badge belongs to the Heir Apparent and is his even before he becomes Prince of Wales.
Tim Duke, Chester Herald at London's Royal College of Arms, which oversees coats of arms and heraldry, said Prince Charles was within his rights to insist on giving permission before the official insignia was used.
He said, "The form described is that of three ostrich feathers bound with 'Ich Dien'.
"That is the badge of the Prince of Wales, or, more strictly speaking, the Heir Apparent.
"The Prince of Wales has used it since Edward III.
"He can allow it to be used by other people. That's the purpose of a badge. It's distinct from a coat of arms and a crest.
"There's been a transfer of the insignia with people associating it with Wales, but if you want to make use of heraldic devices it's good to stay under the conventions.
"Respective royal households do dislike the [unauthorised] use of royal insignia."
'Have it out in court'
The Royal Welsh regiment and the Welsh Rugby Union may sport the Prince of Wales' Feathers, but traders use the heraldic badge at their peril.
Strictly speaking, according to the guardians of British Heraldry, the College of Arms (a branch of the Royal Household), the badge is not the possession of the Prince of Wales but the Heir Apparent.
He may give his personal permission for it to be used in the same way that a royal warrant is issued.
A vigilant body, the Royal Warrant Holder's Association, which dates back to 1840, exists to police the use of these coveted emblems.
But Welsh cultural historian Professor Peter Stead believes Prince Charles should be challenged in court.
He said, "On one level, I feel all heraldic things are a bit ridiculous. In fact the whole situation is ridiculous.
"I'd like to see it challenged in the courts so we can get a definitive legal reply.
"We need to invent new iconography and not have to rely on medieval royal devices to define our nationality."
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Philadelphia Phillies' manager Charlie Manuel knows that he faces a tough road this season. As he prepares to enter the final year on his contract, this baseball lifer is well aware that the Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves represent what appear to be even stronger competition in 2013.
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Ground chuck/Ground turkey,bison, or if you like premade patties 100% beef no processed stuff | 2 Pound | |
Crumbled bleu cheese | 2 Cup (32 tbs) | |
Grey poupon | 2 Tablespoon | |
Diced portabello mushrooms | 1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) | |
Onion buns | 512 Gram (pack of 8 onion buns, 1 Bun = 64g) | |
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Smoked sliced gouda cheese/Swiss cheese | 1 Pound | |
Chopped onions/Onions cut in strips | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) | |
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Total Fat 101 g156.1%
Saturated Fat 51.8 g258.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 367.5 mg
Sodium 2816.7 mg117.4%
Total Carbohydrates 70 g23.4%
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NYON, Switzerland — UEFA has punished CSKA Moscow, Cypriot club Apollon Limassol and Serbia Under-21s for racist behavior by their fans with full or partial stadium closures.
CSKA received the heavier punishment of playing its next European home game behind closed doors, after its supporters displayed racist and far-right symbols in the Czech Republic during a 2-1 loss to Viktoria Plzen on Dec. 10 in the Champions League. The club was also fined 50,000 euros ($68,000) after being warned previously for fan abuse during an October home game against Manchester City.
Apollon Limassol received a partial home stadium closure at its next UEFA game after its fans were caught making monkey chants at Legia Warsaw player Dossa Junior during a 2-0 home loss in the Europa League on Dec. 12.
The Football Association of Serbia was ordered to partially close its stadium at the next Serbia Under-21 home game after monkey sounds were heard during a 2-2 draw with Belgium in 2015 European U21 Championship qualifying on Nov. 15.
Because Serbia had already had to play two home U21 games behind closed doors for racial abuse during a home game against England U21s in October 2012, UEFA ordered the Serbia FA at the next U21 home game to display a large banner reading "No to Racism" and make the captain stand in the middle of the ground and announce over the PA the opposition to racism by the Serbia FA, the U21 team and their fans.
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There was a time long ago when Victoria Beckham was considered fashion's kiss of death. While she's now a successful fashion designer and style icon in her own right, the public hasn't been quick to forgive her former fashion disasters – Beckham's lip ring, which she wore during a performance in 2001, was voted the number one fashion disaster of the decade.
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Battleship Cathy is on a mission to find a romantic partner in a casual social setting!
4.54 / 5.00 20,014 ViewsThis is a cartoon based on my comic strip, "Guinea Something Good," found at http://www.JoeGP.com (updated every weekday). It's my first animation after taking an "Intro to 2d Animation" class. It took about three months to complete. This was a completely solo project (completely).
Ending is everything and that was pretty funny xP
Thanks! :)
needs to be funnier
great animation but you need to get yourself a writer.
"great animation but I didn't really think it was that funny." <- fixed
I'll accept my acting is bad. I'm not an actor. That's fine. But writing has always preceded my art. So please don't presume that I need to get a writer. I AM my writer. Just tell me you didn't think it was that funny. I'll work it out from there.
My only complaint is the acting was terrible.
Haha noted
very well done
I loved the style and the flow of it but i think the humor was well bad i didn't even chukle when it came to the end but going by the look and quality of the animation it was very well done and i enjoyed it.
and Yes i think you might have implemented the PreLoader wrong cause it pops up but starts to play right away instead of well preloading the Flash lol. you might want to check out wut might be wrong and if you can't figure it out look up a tutorial i am sure there are plenty.
I am looking forward to your next animation hopefully it will be funnier :)
Well, sense of humor is a very subjective thing, for sure. I'm glad you liked everything else about it! I think I figured out the preloader issue. I submitted the update for approval.
Beautiful script
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We hand optimized only for the almost-min-spec because the vast majority of sales are for it, rather than say, DX11 PCs (and they can run it regardless of perfect HLSL code ). For absolute-min-spec, we just by default disabled some features to get frame-rate up, and didn't care too much because it's only your mother and she won't notice.The interesting question is, did you leave this optimization for all hardware, or did you use (pre-processor-)branching to optimize your shader for certain videochip classes only... I can understand that external pressure (this title must run at 30 fps on my mother PCs)
Also, as you said, compilers are always getting better, so hopefully a modern PC's driver can pull apart our hand-vectorized shader code and put it back together into "modern" efficient code. On this topic -- the Unity guys actually compile their GLSL code (performing optimisations), and then output the results as regular text GLSL code -- so that on drivers with bad GLSL compilers, the result is still optimized!
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@OP - are you using literal pow values often enough to warrant this effort? I can only remember using constants of maybe 2/3/4/5, and I've just written your unrolled versions in-place for those cases. If a compiler is smart enough to realize that pow(x,2)==x*x, then it should also be smart enough to realise that (x*x)*(x*x)==pow(x,4) and pick the best anyway -- so if the hand optimisation is harmful to a new GPU with a smart compiler, it would be able to undo your cleverness.


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Need a little help from some horse racing fans
I have two old horse racing forms. They are single sheets of paper, roughly 8x10 in size. They are around 100 years old and I got them from my grandparents around 20 years ago. They do not say what track they are from, just a list of various races and the horses in the races. I wanted to try and find what track they are from and see if any of the horses were any good. I have been doing on-line searches with no luck. Is there someplace I can go to try and find that information? I am guessing they are from a track in the Northeast since my family is from the New Jersey/Philadelphia area.
When I get home tonight I will post pictures.
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Good luck with the research. I once bought a horse winning circle photo, the type you see on restaurant walls. I just thought it was cool for the 10 bucks I spent.
Fifteen or so years later I took it out of the closet when I heard about a movie coming out. The horse in the photo was Sea Biscuit and I sold it for $250. on eBay. I hope you find an equally famous horse listed. Vinny
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looks like harness racing , trotters/pacers are harness racing horses. dont think there were many really popular harness racing horses as its not very popular. most of the really famous race horses are thoroughbreds. pretty sure 1912 was when harness racing was just starting , so atleast its some history lol. i remember the largest payout in horse racing was a harness race in 1912 , i think about 4 people layed down 2$ to win ona horse that was 941 to 1. adn it ended up winning and paying put $1,885 for the 2$ investment. thats about all i know about harness racing history lol. more of a thoroughbred player lol
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Small update. After talking with two different people it appears that these forms were from some fairground racing. Even 100 years ago the purses were much higher at tracks. There were a few weekly races at fairgrounds near me back then. I was told it is going to be very tough to find out where exactly but it is most likely one of three places (Millville, Cowtown and I forget the third).
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