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Hartland, Wisconsin |
For population 25 years and over in Hartland:
For population 15 years and over in Hartland village:
394 residents are foreign born (1.5% Europe, 0.9% Asia, 0.8% Latin America).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2011: $3,967 (1.6%) Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Waukesha, WI (8.3 miles , pop. 64,825). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Milwaukee, WI (19.9 miles , pop. 596,974). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (93.5 miles , pop. 2,896,016). Nearest cities: Chenequa, WI (1.6 miles ), Nashotah, WI (1.7 miles ), Delafield, WI (1.7 miles ), Merton, WI (1.8 miles ), Pewaukee, WI (2.2 miles ), Okauchee Lake, WI (2.2 miles ). Single-family new house construction building permits:
Latitude: 43.10 N, Longitude: 88.34 W Daytime population change due to commuting: +1,615 (+17.9%) Area code: 262
City-data.com crime rate counts serious crimes more heavily. It adjusts for the number of visitors and daily workers commuting into cities. Crime rate in Hartland detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson Full-time law enforcement employees in 2011, including police officers: 18 (16 officers).
This village's Wikipedia profile Hartland, Wisconsin accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business Data Unemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%) Historical population Historical housing units Population change in the 1990s: +918 (+13.1%).
Work and jobs in Hartland: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute |
Average climate in Hartland, WisconsinBased on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:Hartland-area historical tornado activity is above Wisconsin state average. It is 115% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 4/27/1984, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 7.4 miles away from the Hartland village center killed one person and injured 14 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages. On 4/4/1981, a category F4 tornado 23.9 miles away from the village center killed 3 people and injured 53 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages. Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Waukesha County (13) is near the US average (12).Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 9 Emergencies Declared: 4 Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 9, Floods: 8, Tornado: 1, Wind: 1, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snow: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category). Birthplace of: Ben Askren - Sport wrestler and martial artist, Jody Marie Gnant - Female singer, Kyle Zenoni - Soccer player, Matt Lochman - College football player (Western Michigan Broncos), Nick Hayden - Player of football. Hospitals/medical centers near Hartland:
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(lower is better) Air Quality Index (AQI)
Drinking water stations with addresses in Hartland and their reported violations in the past:HARTLAND WATERWORKS (Population served: 8365, Groundwater):Past monitoring violations:OUR SAVIORS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Population served: 202, Groundwater): Past health violations:EVERGREENS, THE (Population served: 40, Groundwater): Past monitoring violations:LE CAKERY (Population served: 34, Groundwater): Past monitoring violations:OX & CAT'S SPORT BAR & GRILL (Population served: 28, Groundwater): Past health violations:M ANDERSON LEGION POST (Population served: 26, Groundwater): Past health violations: Drinking water stations with addresses in Hartland that have no violations reported:
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2011: 5.9% (5.9% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 27.3% for Black residents, 8.8% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 0.0% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for other race residents, 20.8% for two or more races residents) Average household size:
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Likely homosexual households (counted as self-reported same-sex unmarried-partner households)
Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Hartland, WI 16 people in group homes intended for adults in 20103 people in homes for the mentally retarded in 2000 Hartland compared to Wisconsin state average:
Banks with branches in Hartland (2011 data):
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1996 Presidential Elections Results 2000 Presidential Elections Results 2004 Presidential Elections Results 2008 Presidential Elections Results 2012 Presidential Elections Results Graphs represent county-level data. Detailed 2008 Election Results Religion statistics for Hartland (based on Waukesha County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 66.85%
Adherents Breakdown of population affiliated with a religious congregations
Tables represent county-level data. Food Environment Statistics:Number of grocery stores: 57
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 5
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 106
Number of full-service restaurants: 283
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Hartland government finances in 2002(per resident):
6.51% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($57,112 average adjusted gross income)
0.05% of residents moved from foreign countries ($215 average AGI) Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
6.98% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($53,986 average adjusted gross income)
0.05% of residents moved to foreign countries ($544 average AGI) Top counties to which taxpayers relocated from this county between 2005 and 2006:
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See more detailed statistics of Hartland fatal car crashes and road traffic accidents for 1975 - 2011 here National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 14
Total length: 49 meters (161ft) Total average daily traffic: 130,640 Total average daily truck traffic: 2,075
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:6
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:8 (See the full list of FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers in Hartland, WI)FCC Registered Microwave Towers:3
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:48 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Hartland)FAA Registered Aircraft:31 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft in Hartland)
Detailed HMDA statistics for the following Tracts: 2036.01 , 2036.02
Detailed PMIC statistics for the following Tracts: 2036.01 , 2036.02 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System Incidents:
Incident types - Hartland See full 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System statistics for Hartland, WI
Total of 256 patent applications in 2008-2014.
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Durable light weight material. Fit nicely and are very comfortable. Use them for fishing but find I am wearing them more casually! So i thought the shirt was the best thing in the world when i was wearing it. Its felt light and it wick very well. I hardly felt like i was wearing anything at all.
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This shirt is very good quality and the colors are bright. It is very comfortable in hot weather due to the vented back. This is my only criticism. The vented back keeps you cool, but it also looks a little weird with the big Columbia fishing patch in the middle of the back. Its about the size of a quarter and it holds the vented top part of the shirt down. Overall if you dont mind the vented back this is a great shirt!!
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Seward, Alaska pictures: Resurrection North campground
Seward, Alaska pictures: Should you happen to be driving around Alaska in an RV, I highly recommend the Resurrection North campground in Seward, Alaska, which is located directly on the waterfront of Resurrection Bay. Here's a view of some of the RV's parked in the campground:
And here are a few pictures of the Seward mountain range view, taken from the campground:
Here's a different part of the range:
And here's a close-up of one of the peaks of the mountain range:
And finally, a picture of the sign for the Resurrection North Campground in Seward:
Should you happen to make it to Seward, especially this time of year, you'll find many nice people from all sorts of places building fires along the bay.
Tonight was one of those very magical moments I'll remember for a long time. It's hard to imagine what it would be like camping like this night after night across this beautiful land ... but I'm willing to give it a try. :)
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The unofficial x64 FAQ
More is always better, right? Wrong! Before you start deciding that your life isn't complete without quad cores and multiple CPUs, it makes sense to understand how you use your computer. If you're like me, with currently Outlook, Word (6 different documents), PowerShell (three different windows, two different accounts), Remote Desktop (8 different remote machines open), Excel, Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer 7(4 windows, two 64-bit, two 32-bit, and more tabs than I can count), Windows Mail, and Live Writer all open and running at the same time, then more CPU cores is a very good thing. Along with as much RAM as I can cram into this thing. Because I'm always running a lot of different things and moving back and forth between them, Windows Vista 64-bit is able to do a good job of spreading the work across the available CPUs. And I see a real advantage on this dual-core Opteron 64 workstation as compared to my single core Turion 64 notebook or my somewhat older (but actually slightly higher clock speed) Athlon 64 single core workstation.
But what about my friend Owen? He uses his computer to do one thing at a time. He's just not a multi-tasking kind of guy, especially around computers. So when he bought a brand spanking new Quad-Core processor desktop computer, his expectations were that it would be 4 times faster than his old single core (but 3.6 GHz clock speed) computer. He was sadly disappointed, I'm afraid. He figured that more was better and four times more should be four times better. It wasn't, obviously, but let's look at some of the misunderstanding of multi-processors. (And whether we're talking multi-core or multi-socket, it's really the same dynamic.)
If I start MS Word, it uses one processor. It doesn't know anything about multiple CPUs and doesn't know how to take advantage of them. Now if it spawns a print job, the OS should generally assign that to a different CPU, IF that makes sense in the overall scheme of the load. If I start Excel, it would generally go to a different CPU. Again, assuming other CPUs aren't already loaded. But if all I'm running is a single application (game, business app, browser, whatever), then that application will NOT split across CPUs unless it was explicitly written to do so. And at this point, it's generally true that only applications designed to run in multi-processor or compute cluster environments are written to take advantage of more than one CPU.
At the same price point, I can have a processor with a single core, two cores or four cores. That single core processor will have a faster clock speed than the 2 core, and the 2 core will have a faster clock speed than the 4 core. So, for a single task, the single core processor can actually do the work faster, all other things being equal.
Now, add on to the speed different the multi-processor overheads. We have to deal with the partitioning of memory, and the overhead of managing the extra cores and trying to distribute any work loads, and the interprocess communication (IPC) that now must cross CPU boundaries (and thus use slower mechanisms than internal CPU registers), and you begin to see why multiple cores is not a panacea. Add to that the serious limitations of the Intel memory transport links and off-chip memory controller, and you can even end up with issues when you have multiple cores running multiple processes if they're using enough memory to saturate that buss. On my dual Xeon 5130 server (4 cores total)with 16 GB of fbDIMM RAM, I can't realistically use more than about 12 - 12.5 GB of RAM before that memory buss saturates and the whole machine grinds to a crawl. On my dual Xeon 5350 server (8 cores total), that's not an issue. It has 16 GB of RAM and I routinely push up to 15 GB and a bit over without an issue. (neither of the servers is CPU bound, even running nearly a dozen Virtual Machines.)
So, before you go out and buy a multi-core system, do some serious thinking about the kind of computing you do. If you're like my friend Owen, and you pretty much do one thing at a time, save yourself a bit of money and buy a single or at most dual core system, but one that has an inherently faster clock speed and/or more efficient CPU. And spend the difference where it will do you some real good - on a faster hard disk and I/O subsystem.
Well, really, part 4.5. Since I posted about my (and other users) bad experiences with the power supplies in my HP ML350 and DL380 units, I've gotten a call from the Product Manager for the ML350. She's a very nice person who is passionate about her product, as well she should be. We met at SMBNation 2007 this year, where we had a good and productive chat, unlike the usual vendor interactions at these things. At the end, we exchanged cards (doesn't one always) but unlike the usual, we actually followed up in email after.
Anyway, back to the phone call. She'd seen my post about the bad power supplies, and wanted to know what she could do to make it right. Which is a nice gesture, and I certainly appreciate it. BUT, more to the point, she told me that they had an actual manufacturing problem on a series of power supplies, and that their field and support people should know about it. And should work proactively with their customers to get power supplies in the affected range pulled and replaced. So, if you're running an HP DL380 G5 or ML350 G5, talk to your HP rep to determine if your power supply is in the range of known problems, and if it is, get that rep to swap it out BEFORE it fails.
Overall, I think that's the right thing to do. No company is exempt from the occasional manufacturing issue, though I know from personal experience how hard HP works to get it right the first time. And I'd like to see them be even more proactive, perhaps in the same way that an automaker will issue a service alert that tells dealers to swap out or repair defective parts regardless of warranty or other status at no charge to the customer. But clearly they're working to resolve this and get the bad ones out of service. That's a good thing, since this is a seriously good server, and I hate to see it let down by a weak part. And it's yet another reminder, if we needed one, about why redundancy is a good thing! (Hmmm, I wonder if I can retroactively fit a second power supply into this ML350?)
As anyone who reads this blog knows, I'm a big fan of PowerShell, the new shell and scripting language from Microsoft. Well, they've just released a Community Technology Preview (CTP) of what the next version will look like. See the PowerShell team's blog post on it. This is a very early look at what's coming down the pike. One new feature I'm pleased about is a graphical editor for PowerShell. While I personally use Gvim as my editor for PowerShell, I think having an integrated graphical editor will make it easier to transition to PowerShell for many, and that's a good thing.
One thing to note about this CTP - you can't install it alongside the shipping version. You need to uninstall your current PowerShell and then install the CTP. So don't do it on a production environment, please! This is an early look, not a production ready release. Also, the extension for PowerShell scripts hasn't changed with this release - it's still .ps1. But that's because they expect full compatibility with existing version 1 scripts.
Too bad I don't think SteveB actually reads these things, so I don't think I'm likely to get an answer to my question for him. ;)


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Michael Lohan is telling people he's going to intentionally fall off the wagon and check himself into the Betty Ford clinic to be near Lindsay Lohan -- and stage his own arrest if necessary to get his daughter's attention.
We're told Michael is going to show up at Betty Ford and demand admission. He will stage his own arrest -- to show everyone how much he cares about his daughter.
Michael is saying he'll make one more trip to Betty Ford to attempt to see Lindsay. If she won't let him in, he's going to get all drunk and then go back and make a scene.
Wasn't this an episode in "I Love Lucy"?
It's pure propaganda! Dina would NEVER do anything so blatantly hardball. What do you think, NICOLE?
This creep is no longer a dad. He's a vicious stalker.
Posted at 4:39 PM on Oct 14, 2010 by TreeMileZune
My thoughts exactly. This is getting scary now. I think this man would rather see his own child dead than allow her to reject him. It's very creepy; almost as if he were an ex-boyfriend -- the kind who shows up with a knife and stabs his ex to death.
Get lost "daddy." You've destroyed as much of your family's life as you're going to, and "she's outta your life." Accept that it's your own damn fault and "bow out gracefully," before you wind up behind bars for the rest of your life. Of course, for someone like you, that would be an okay deal. Someone call the cops. This guy is DANGEROUS.
This "man" wants an excuse to fall off the wagon, and conveniently, he's going to do it "for Lyndsey". Hypocritical, self-serving abuser who just happens to be a bible thumper when it's convenient for him (to get more publicity and to sell his kids out). You're earning some GREAT karma points, Michael! Keep it up.
Trying to sell those nude photos of your fiance while she was sleeping got my attention. Dirtbag.
. . . right; and then when LINDSAY LOHAN takes-out a RESTRAINING ORDER it won't look like such a Great Idea./ Well: you Roll The Dice and see what happens; it CAN get ugly.
Lindsay get a f**king restraining order. this man just proved how mentally insane and unstable he is. who acts like this?
He needs to be committed sure enough. Not to a substance abuse facility but to the loony bin.
Okay I have defend Micheal from time to time. I am a father of 2 and can see what he has he tried to do especial when mama lohan does nothing. But this, this is just stupid. Dude she does not want you in her life. Time to back off and let it be.
Bad idea see how for that gets you. I know Betty Ford wont take your ass because of your motives. They have to protect their clients and your going to end up in jail an still not see Lindsay. Michael you really need to call your sponsor and get you head out of your ass. How are you ever going to repair relationship pulling this kind of crap. Get drunk for your daughter, I think shes seen enough of that thru her life. All your going to do is hurt your own recovery and what people think about you. If Betty Ford took you Im sure they could get sued for client endangerment.
I hope he does it.
Maybe then, just maybe, he'll get himself arrested for public nuisance and the law have him put on a 5150 or even better yet, ship him off to a mental institution where they will lock him up for a long long time.
I agree Lindsay needs to get a restraining order against him for when she gets out. This " man" is deranged.
she needs to get a restraining order against both of her parents. Then take responsibility for her actions, become a hermit and stay out of the spot light for a while.
Think she can do it?? nope
Take action girl!


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1. This discussion is about interlinking own sites with a no-follow. It's not about exchanging links.
2. CaptainSalad2 has a good reason to interlink, to refer traffic between his sites. It's our traffic, we can do what we want with it and maintain our rankings if we do within Google's guidelines. Publishers who don't care about the rankings are free to interlink anyway they wish.
3. CaptainSalad2 has a valid concern. If someone should report his site (because they didn't see the no-follow), the site might receive extra scrutiny and lose rankings for some other reason apart from no-follow. It's within the realm of possiblities, like getting hit by a bus while stepping off a curb.
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Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops confirmed Thursday that Justin Chaisson has enrolled at the university and will be on the Sooner roster this fall. Chaisson's status with the football program has been a source of debate since the 18-year-old pled guilty to four gross misdemeanors in a Clark County Nev. Court in connection with an incident in which a former girlfriend was the victim.
"We have thoroughly reviewed the facts and disposition of any and all allegations against Justin as determined by the independent assessment of the district attorney's office and the court system. Based on their investigation of the facts, all allegations of the use of any weapon have been dismissed and are not the basis of any charge against or plea by him," Stoops said in a released statement. "Our decision is appropriately based on the independent determination and action of the district attorney's office and the court system."
Chaisson is one of the top signees of OU's 2009 recruiting class. The 6-foot-4, 250-pound defensive end from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas had 148 tackles and 28 sacks over his final two high school seasons. He turned down an offer from Florida to sign with the Sooners in February.
His status with OU came into question after he was arrested March 17.
According to a Las Vegas police report, the girl told police Chaisson had forced her into his sports utility vehicle, punched her and threatened her with a screwdriver.
Chaisson initially faced three felony charges: assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and coercion.
A felony conviction would have prevented him from receiving a scholarship at OU. He reached a plea agreement on May 6 to misdemeanor charges of two counts of false imprisonment, one count of malicious destruction of private property and one count of conspiracy to commit coercion and/or false imprisonment.
As part of Chaisson's guilty plea he agreed to three years of probation, 120 hours of community service and he must avoid contact with the ex-girlfriend and a female witness to the crime.
Stoops indicated Chaisson's behavior will be under tight scrutiny while he is at OU.
"We take these matters of conduct very seriously," Stoops said. "Justin fully understands our expectations and his responsibilities of exemplary behavior and professional counseling. He knows the consequences if he does not meet those requirements."
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Pregnancy is HELL, so says Snooki ... who tells TMZ the process of childbearing is much more disgusting than everyone makes it out to be.
The slimmed-down "Jersey Shore" star was hangin' at LAX -- sans her baby daddy Jionni and her baby Lorenzo -- when we asked if she planned to bang out another kid anytime soon.
"Yeah, I want one right now, but it's just not the right time," Snooki said ... adding, "We're gonna try to plan this one."
But when we asked Snooki to cut the crap and tell us the truth about her 9 months with child, the MTV star didn't hold back.
Its not like pregnancy is the Great Unknown or some far off land, jeez, its bbeen around awhile and most people know about it. Shes an amazing incompetent.
Disgusting? Tell that to the millions of women who'd give all they have to be able to GET pregnant! What IS disfusting is two druniken young women lip-locking and groping one another like animals in heat for the benefit of onlookers and cameras -especially when one was pregnant. With all your money you could HAVE a house so don't use that as an excuse not to have another child. Better yet, wait until you're more mature before bringing another beautiful child into your world
She is telling it like she sees it. Pregnancy is gross for most women. You get big as a whale and are miserable but like Snooki says you get something wonderful at the end. Everyone wants to say pregnancy is glorious it isn't. When its over you get yourself back on track and enjoy your baby.
Hey, Snooks, hows about banging out a pre-nup and getting married? .....or, not, just a thought.
This pigs' 15 minutes are up. Ship this whore and her little greaseball beaner back to Chile..
I had a high stress and high risk pregnancy, not enjoyable. The best part is when the doctor said, "it's a girl". I was elated she was here, and I was no longer pregnant. No more peeing in a cup. Not fun.
What I'll never understand is how or why this douche bag is famous???? Between her & that other disgusting homily hoe bag J-WOWW, I don't know whose worse. Why don't they just go away along w/the Kardashians......UGH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I'm sure most of u didn't watch jersey shore vs snooki and jwoww. Once she got pregnant she changed sooo much for the better. She's a great mom. (For the record - pregnancy does suck for a lot of women)


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Cleaner politics dilemmas....
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If the cleaner has opened and gone through the contents of one draw in your house which she shouldn't have, she's been through them all Phil.
You need to get rid of her before she steals something.
Those that want to read whatever they can want all freedoms, but have to understand they can have freedom, but it must be within the law.
This whole thing sounds so lace curtain. Give the maid a thrashing and make her scrub the floors thrice to punish her.
I'm with the wife on this one, and now you'll make sure you're always home when the cleaners around. (if you don't fire her)
When I was in America a guy told me to 'have a nice day' but I didn't, so I sued him
That's going to keep me giggling all day that is.
Apparently the cleaner has now been told by mother-in-law that she is not to go through Phil's drawers. I'm not happy about it. I just hope it was done tactfully.
I realise reading back through this thread - and thanks for so many great replies by the way - that I have probably missed out an important piece of info. Although the maid only comes to our house once a week, she is at my mother-in-law's house every day from Monday to Friday doing cleaning and washing etc. She's also there to keep mother-in-law company now that she is getting on a bit. A bit of companionship if you know what I mean.
I know MIL is happy with her work so to me, that made for all the more reason to let the photo album incident slide.
That's another thing my wife can't get her head around. I can't stand someone cleaning when I'm trying to work so when the maid arrives with a wet mop, I disappear into the garden and do an hour's pottering around. I try to schedule things so when the maid is here, I bugger off into Bangkok and no one gets in anyone's way. But my wife genuinely hates the thought of a cleaning woman alone in our house. I better not say anything about standing in front of the mirror in my soi 4 shirt and fondling her old leathery titties. Rarely will a Thai sense of humor stretch that far.
I'm on the wife's side. Not because it was a photo album .. but because she was snooping in a closed drawer. It leads you to think that maybe it's not the first time. It makes you think "What else has she been poking her nose into?"
it's gonna end in tears, with a fair few "I told you so's" and long nights in the doghouse if the maid isn't sorted out quick smart......
Run away with the maid.
I agree. I don't see the harm in looking at the photo album, but I can see why your wife may see it as an intrusion of privacy.
Perhaps you can make the boundaries clear, but also if you are willing to leave a few albums out that you (or wife) don't mind her seeing. It can be a win-win for both parties.
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i don't see the connection at all. It is almost implying that, because she has the opportunity to steal something she eventually will. She had a look at some pictures... I don't think it is that strange (especially as she pretty close to the family being with the inlaw every day). The whole "but what is there were jewels in that draw" makes no sense. Are you telling me that if you saw things of value on display in someone's home you couldn't resist yourself? Or that cleaning ladies are inherently dishonest?
Fair enough, if you wife doesn't feel comfortable about the maid looking at pics, then the maid should be asked not to. You are the employers after all. But the idea that something heinous has been done just doesn't make sense to me.


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Numerous species of small cetaceans live in the Baltic, Irish and North Seas and the North East Atlantic, including dolphins, whales and harbour porpoises. The harbour porpoise is the most common small cetacean species in the North Sea and the only cetacean species native to the Baltic Sea and therefore is the flagship species of the ''Agreement''.
As migratory species, cetaceans face of a number of threats caused by human activities. These include habitat loss, marine pollution, acoustic disturbances from various sources and, most importantly, incidental catch by entanglement in fishing gear, so-called bycatch. Every year, thousands of whales, dolphins and porpoises fall victim to bycatch, drowning because they can no longer swim up to the surface for a breath of air.
As with other migratory species, effective conservation can only be realised by means of international cooperation. To achieve and maintain a favourable conservation status for the species it covers, ASCOBANS promotes close cooperation amongst Parties, Range States and relevant intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations The Agreement
ASCOBANS is a regional agreement on the protection of small cetaceans that was concluded as the "Agreement on the Conservation of Small Cetaceans of the Baltic and North Seas" under the auspices of the UNEP Convention on Migratory Species, or Bonn Convention, in September 1991 and came into force in March 1994. ASCOBANS covers all species of toothed whales (Odontoceti) in the Agreement Area, with the exception of the sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus).
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Under the aegis of the ASCOBANS Secretariat, a special working group composed of representatives of international conventions, government ministries, fishermen and environmental groups has developed a recovery plan for the Baltic Harbour porpoise (Jastarnia Plan), which recommends a programme for bycatch reduction, research and monitoring, marine protected area establishment and an increase of public awareness.
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Sorry as I'm sure this topic has been discussed before, but I'm short on time. I'm leaving to go out of town for a week and want to set my TIVo up to record the Nick Lidstrom spotlight special on FSN. Does anyone know when it is on? I can't find it.
Nick Lidstrom spotlight?
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It was on last Sunday at 10 pm. I'm not sure what time it's on again.
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January 3, 2014 Whether it's a snow day where you are, or simply the waning holidaze keeping you indoors, we've got enough Netflix-streaming music documentaries below to program a 24-hour festival (and change). With the Oscars approaching, and Sundance set to unleash a new slate of films later this month, it's a fine time to look back anyhow. …
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December 30, 2013 While the throngs are in New York City's Times Square for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, concertgoers across the country in Colorado will be ringing in 2014 with some expert psych-rock. As the Future Heart points out, the Flaming Lips have confirmed they'll play a set of John Lennon-led Beatles songs on December 31 at Aspen's Belly Up. …
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December 12, 2013 To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first trip to America, Capitol Records is reissuing all of the Fab Four's American albums in a 13-CD box set. The retrospective, simply labeled The U.S. Albums, arrives in North America on January 21, just a few weeks ahead of February 7, the day that the Beatles landed at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport in 1964.The U.S. Albums spans from 1964's Meet the Beatles! …
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December 12, 2013 The Beatles, Kraftwerk, and the Isley Brothers will all be honored with the Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award early next year. The special, invite-only ceremony takes place on January 25, the night before the 56th Annual Grammy Awards. …
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December 3, 2013 The Beatles recently dug back into their archives for On Air — Live at the BBC, Volume 2, a massive retrospective highlighting the Fab Four's early years, focusing mostly on 1963 and '64. …
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The Overpaid Lovechild of Glen Sather's Whims (28-27-7) Vs Ottawa Senators (36-23-4) @ SBP, 7:30pm ET; Television: Rogers Sportsnet
Like Foreigner sang, It Feels Like the First Time, It's been awhile since I've had to do one of these game day threads. As is the norm, here's what I wrote for James Gordon's Ottawa Citizen prediction panel...
Senators 2, Rangers 1
It was really difficult to go against the Rangers in this one. Their best players had a lengthy and emotionally exhausting Olympic tournament -- Gaborik, Drury, Callahan, and to a lesser extent, Lundqvist. Sorry, I'm just not convinced that Wade Redden will be able to dust off the best first pass in the NHL after a two week hiatus.
To handicap the Rangers further, Larry Brooks has revealed on Twitter that neither Gaborik or Michael Del Zotto will play tonight. Here are the lines for the Ottawa Senators:
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- Brian Elliott gets the start in nets.
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With tomorrow's deadline. Here are some Senators related rumours making the rounds...
- ESPN Insider cites Elliotte Friedman as the source for the Senators' interest in Marek Svatos. They also indicate that a 3rd round pick (at best) will get the job done.
- The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that the Senators have an interest in Milan Jurcina. Yuck.
- ESPN Insider mentions that Ottawa has an interest in the Islanders' Andy Sutton. Allegedly, Garth Snow is looking for a 1st rounder but it's believed that the actual return for Sutton will be a high pick and a prospect. (Ed. note: Sutton was acquired this afternoon for the 2nd round pick that San Jose sent to Ottawa in the Dan(n)y Heatley trade.
- Bruce Garrioch is reporting that Dennis Seidenberg is owed a $1.25M bonus at the conclusion of the NHL season thereby diminishing his trade value considerably.
- The Flyers, like most teams have made their position known to the sellers and are waiting. As of now the price is too high and requires picks. The Flyers have interest in Hamhuis, Cullen and Armstrong. Also Vokoun who is now apparently ready to waive his NTC. Which is huge. (Eklund, Hockeybuzz) Maybe Randy Sexton was right when he discussed rumo(u)r internet sites in our recent edition of the podcast.
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The acquisition of Matt Cullen and now Sutton, doesn't really lend itself to making me believe that Murray will flip Volchenkov.
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Re: Help with tempered glass instillation
The nice thing with MIME is that they provide you with a purple sticky "screen protector" to put over the glass to remove all dust before installation. After that, I just put two rings of tape on each end of the glass screen protector, lowered it into place, and took the plastic cover off the glass.
Re: Help with tempered glass instillation
The tip i used was to do it in the bathroom with the shower going full blast with hot water. The stream seemed to do a great job of controling the dust.
Basically 1. Turn shower in full blast to get really steamy. 2. Turned off fans and anything that would move air. 3. Changes screen with cloth. 4. Went into steamy bathroom used purple sheet to remove anything left. 5.gently removed just sheet from bottom side of SP.quickly positioned on glass and left it alone.6. Once you see the glue SP adhesive spread to all corners press out any last bubbles you see. 7. Remove top protective sheet and enjoy the lovely glass protector.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood joined Mayor Anthony Foxx and other local officials to break ground on the Charlotte Streetcar Starter Project — the first phase of a planned 10-mile streetcar line that will expand transit options; spur economic development; and improve access to jobs, education and medical facilities in the heart of one of the nation's fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
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The initial 1.5-mile section of the Charlotte Streetcar line will include six stops along an east-west transit corridor that will make it easy for passengers to catch either a local transit bus or board the LYNX light rail service heading north and south from the Charlotte Transportation Center, where all these services intersect.
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