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Bureaucracy, edited and with a Foreword by Bettina Bien Greaves (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2007). http://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/1891,
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Originally published by Yale University Press in 1944, Bureaucracy is a classic fundamental examination of the nature of bureaucracies and free markets in juxtaposition to various political systems. Bureaucracy contrasts the two forms of economic management—that of a free market economy and that of a bureaucracy. In the market economy entrepreneurs are driven to serve consumers by their desire to earn profits and to avoid losses. In a bureaucracy, the managers must comply with orders issued by the legislative body under which they operate; they may not spend without authorization and they may not deviate from the path prescribed by law. Writing in an age of exuberant socialism, Ludwig von Mises here lucidly demonstrates how the efficiencies of private ownership and control of public good production ultimately trump the guesswork of publicly administered "planning" through codes and "officialdom." Although Mises aptly critiques bureaucracy and expounds thoroughly upon the immense power of law-like codes of commissions and administrations, he does not condemn nor dismiss bureaucracy but rather frames its proper bounds within constitutional democratic governments.
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16 U.S. Code § 2807 - Capital requirements for aquaculture
(a) Capital requirements study
The Secretaries, through the coordinating group, shall conduct within twelve months after September 26, 1980, a study of the capital requirements of the United States aquaculture industry. The study shall—
(1) document and analyze any capital constraints that affect the development of aquaculture in the United States; and
(2) evaluate the role that appropriate Federal financial assistance does or could play in filling gaps in the normal credit market with respect to aquaculture.
The study will identify the capital needs of the United States aquaculture industry, with emphasis on the needs that are not being filled either in normal credit channels or through government programs for direct loans, loan guarantees, disaster loans, and insurance. Upon its completion, the Secretaries shall submit the results of the study to Congress.
(b) Capital requirements plan
Based on the results of the Capital Requirements Study conducted under subsection (a) of this section, and within six months of the completion of the study, the Secretaries shall formulate a plan for acting on the study's findings. The plan shall include:
(1) those Federal actions, if any, found to be necessary to meet financial needs unmet through normal credit channels and existing Federal programs; and
(2) recommendations, if any, for legislative actions. Upon completion, the plan shall be submitted to Congress.
Source(Pub. L. 96–362, § 8,Sept. 26, 1980, 94 Stat. 1204.)
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The other day (Wednesday I think) I called Maple-Hunter for decals for 49-1. I got talking to one of the fella's there and had a nice conversation. When it came time to pay the man he said "I'll put the decals in the mail and send you a bill. We do things the old way". I was somewhat surprised and waited for the package. The decals arrived today and I'm very happy with the quality I put a check in the mail this evening, I know it's Saturday night and it won't go out until Mondays mail but it makes me feel better.
The folks at Maple-Hunter are a far cry from most other vendors I have dealt with. The other day I ordered some things and the fella said they wouldn't go out until he received a check. That's alright with me but why should I trust them when they aren't trusting me I'm more like the Maple-Hunter type; I'm a trusting fella until given reason not to be.


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Funeral services will be held on Thursday July 18, 2013, at 2 p.m. in the New Horizon Memorial Chapel. Burial will follow in Pisgah Cemetery in Sipsey. The Rev. Dale Lawley will officiate. Visitation will be today, July 17, 2013, from 5:30 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 56 years, Willodean Rivers; mother, Bertha Rivers; grandmother, America Rivers; aunt, Ida Rivers and several aunts and uncles.
His survivors include his daughter, Jeanette Hagood; grandchildren, Darrell Capps and wife, Michele; Cindy Wallace and husband, Terral; great-grandchildren, Ashley Thomas, Heather Capps, Miranda Wallace and Gavin Wallace; also a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
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The initial thought was to make the Breeders' Cup weekend wrap about the Eclipse Awards races, but instead of another championship piece let's just focus on the many stars who shined at Santa Anita Park, both the people and the horses.
It's hard to imagine a more fitting end to the 2013 Breeders' Cup than Mucho Macho Man - ridden by 50-year-old Hall of Famer Gary Stevens - fending off fast-finishing Will Take Charge, trained by Hall of Famer D. Wayne Lukas, and a talented European invader trained by Irish master Aidan O'Brien in Declaration of War in the $5 million Classic.
The Classic featured one of those fantastic finishes that leaves you with goose bumps and asking your friends, "Who won?!"
In 2013, it was perhaps the ultimate storyline that won out as Stevens continued his amazing comeback by adding his first Classic win to the $2 million Breeders' Cup Distaff he took down the day before with Beholder.
When Stevens announced his comeback in January, there were more than a fair number of doubters. As someone who is old enough to remember fondly his career before his seven-year retirement, I hoped there was a little magic left in Stevens.
Turns out, there was a lot of magic left in those 50-year-old bones. Stevens won the Preakness in May for his ninth career Triple Crown victory and picked up his ninth and 10th Breeders' Cup wins on Beholder and Mucho Macho Man. In the Classic, especially, Stevens used all of his experience and talent to keep a tiring Mucho Macho Man in front for just one extra stride.
"It's actually the culmination of a career," Steven said. "I had never won a Breeders' Cup Classic. I'd been so close so many times, and I figured it just wasn't meant to be. We had talked about this in the past five weeks that maybe this was all meant to be, because I'm sure enjoying this more than any victory that … I mean, I can't believe that it happened."
Stevens shines in front of the cameras (in and out of retirement) and in the saddle, and racing is very lucky to have a true star back in the game. Take care of those knees, Gary, we like having you around.
Of course, fans of Mucho Macho Man know the Stevens thread is just one of many incredible storylines that make this horse so likeable.
His trainer Kathy Ritvo very nearly died of cardiomyopathy before successful heart transplant surgery in November 2008. Ritvo, a mother of two, is a fighter in the purest sense of the word and was back at the barn six months after the transplant, determined to live life.
"I wanted my kids to have their mother," Ritvo said in a USA Today interview in 2011. "I wasn't finished."
To see Ritvo rush out onto the track to celebrate with Mucho Macho Man and Stevens had to moisten the eye of even the most grizzled racing fan.
For the horse, too, the Classic was a tale of redemption. A remarkably talented colt at two and three who needed some time to grow into himself as a June foal, Mucho Macho Man showed flashes of brilliance, including a win in the Grade 2 Risen Star Stakes and a third-place finish in the Kentucky Derby in 2011. His runner-up finish to Fort Larned in the 2012 Classic was confirmation that Mucho Macho Man belonged in the conversation with the best older horses in the country, yet he just could never get that elusive Grade 1 win even deep into the summer of 2013.
That all changed in the Awesome Again Stakes on Sept. 28. Mucho Macho Man dominated on a track he clearly is very fond of, and then on racing's biggest day Mucho Macho Man fired his best shot again and etched his place in racing's record books as a Breeders' Cup Classic winner. Now, there can be no doubting Mucho Macho Man's elite ability.
Finally, Mucho Macho Man's owners, Dean and Patti Reeves, are always most gracious with their time with fans and media.
"That's what really makes this so special. He is a fan favorite," Dean Reeves said. "He's just a neat horse. He is easy to love, and he gives you everything he's got every time out."
The Reeves are a class act and they've always understood what Mucho Macho Man means to his fans. Now, they an integral part of one of the all-time great stories in Breeders' Cup history.
"It's been an amazing, amazing trip, amazing ride," Ritvo said. "Everybody that supports us and myself, it's just — it's just like Gary said, I thought we would be here, but I still don't even know how to feel."
The 2013 Breeders' Cup featured an incredible demonstration of star power as evidenced by five horses winning their second race in the World Championships —
Wise Dan (more on him later), Beholder, Groupie Doll, Mizdirection and Secret Circle.
Let's start with Beholder. Last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner became the second horse to win two different Breeders' Cup races when she dominated a Distaff field that included two-time defending winner Royal Delta and four-time 2013 Grade 1 winner Princess of Sylmar.
Let this be a reminder to racing writers, myself included: it's always smart to let the entire season play out before we go crowning champions (OK, so we will talk a little about Eclipse Awards).
Entering October, it looked like the 3-year-old filly Eclipse Award was pretty much a slam dunk for Princess of Sylmar, whose four-race Grade 1 winning streak included the Kentucky Oaks and a victory over older females in the Beldame Invitational Stakes. After the Distaff, a very strong argument can be made on behalf of Beholder. She can match Princess of Sylmar with four Grade 1 wins and was absolutely sensational on the sport's championship stage in winning the Distaff under Stevens. This is one special filly, perhaps a future Hall of Famer, and it should be a fun Eclipse Award debate over the next few months.
Also worth noting is that when Richard Mandella brings a horse to the Breeders' Cup, you'd better take notice. He had Beholder at the apex of her game for the Distaff and he did a very nice job, too, with Indy Point in the Breeders' Cup Turf. Indy Point finished third behind Irish classic winner Magician and probably the second-best filly in all of Europe in The Fugue. Mandella, one of the true gentlemen in the game and an outstanding horseman, now has eight Breeders' Cup winners from 38 starters.
"I've been lucky enough to have many good mares in my years of training, but this mare might have to be the best of all," Mandella said of Beholder.
The middle of Saturday's Breeders' Cup card was highlighted by back-to-back repeat victories from Groupie Doll and Mizdirection in the Filly and Mare Sprint and the Turf Sprint, respectively.
Last year's champion female sprinter Groupie Doll scored an emotional win for trainer William "Buff" Bradley, who along with his father, Fred, bred and co-owns the 5-year-old mare. She will be offered at auction at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale on Wednesday, so this was the closing chapter on a great racemare for the Bradleys.
Mizdirection also closed the book on her career for trainer Mike Puype and an ownership group led by popular sports personality Jim Rome's Jungle Racing. Competing on a downhill turf course that, let's be honest, Mizdirection owns, the 5-year-old mare surged past pacesetter Reneesgotzip and Tightend Touchdown in the closing strides under Hall of Famer Mike Smith to deliver her second start Turf Sprint score.
That the Turf Sprint was her first start since a fifth-place finish in June made the win all the more remarkable.
"Nothing this gal does should surprise me at this point, but I'm still stunned that she did it again," Rome said. "The Mizdirection experience is honestly one of the highlights of my entire life."
With six wins in as many starts on the downhill turf course, including two Breeders' Cup triumphs, perhaps Santa Anita should consider renaming it after Mizdirection. She, too, will be offered at auction. Mizdirection is scheduled to go through the sale ring on Monday night at the Fasig-Tipton November sale … but she will always have a place in the Jungle.
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Like Beholder on Friday, Secret Circle joined Zenyatta (2008, Distaff; 2009, Classic) with wins in two different Breeders' Cup races. The 2011 Juvenile Sprint winner won the 2013 Breeders' Cup Sprint in just his second start following a 1 ½-year layoff for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert. He also gave Baffert his 10th Breeders' Cup win, trailing only D. Wayne Lukas (19), after Baffert's New Year's Day posted a 10.50-to-1 upset in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile earlier on the card.
Royal Delta in the Distaff, Fort Larned in the Classic and Little Mike in the Turf had repeat bids dashed in 2013, the latter by the last of five winners from a powerful group of European invaders.
Irish Two Thousand Guineas winner Magician overhauled fellow Euro The Fugue in the closing strides of the Breeders' Cup Turf to give Europe the last of a remarkable five victories at the 2013 World Championships. Trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, Magician unleashed an explosive burst of speed in the stretch to win the 1 ½-mile race in eye-catching fashion.
Moore won the Filly and Mare Turf earlier on the card with probable champion turf female Dank, who shipped in from Europe to win a pair of Grade 1 races in the U.S. in 2013 for trainer Sir Michael Stoute.
European invaders won three races on Friday. The Juvenile Fillies Turf was won by the Charles Hills-trained Chriselliam under jockey Richard Hughes, the Juvenile Turf went to Godolphin Racing's Outstrip for trainer Charles Appleby and the Marathon was won by London Bridge for trainer Jo Hughes. All three trainers won with their first Breeders' Cup starter, but both Outstrip and London Bridge had the advantage of the services of all-time leading Breeders' Cup rider Mike Smith.
Smith on Friday extended his record for Breeders' Cup wins with his 18th and 19th victories before making it an ever 20 with Mizdirection on Saturday. The NBA had "Big Game James" Worthy and "Big Shot Bob" Horry. Looks like horse racing has "Magic Man" Mike Smith in the Breeders' Cup.
The Juvenile Fillies on Saturday and the Dirt Mile on Friday also produced magic moments. Ria Antonia gave trainer Jeremiah Englehart his first career Breeders' Cup victory when she won the Juvenile Fillies via the disqualification of She's a Tiger. Goldencents won his second Grade 1 race of the year with a dominant performance in the Dirt Mile for trainer Doug O'Neill and an ownership group that includes Louisville Cardinals basketball coach Rick Pitino. Both could be Eclipse Awards finalists with the wins.
The motto of the Breeders' Cup is: "The Best is Yet to Come!"
In this case, I decided to save the best for last. Some of you are probably wondering why no discussion of Breeders' Cup Mile winner Wise Dan yet, well, I wanted to finish strong (and keep all of the Dan fans reading until the end!).
Before we admire Wise Dan's victory Saturday and his body of work, let's take a minute to wish his regular rider, John Velazquez, a speedy recovery from injuries sustained in a spill earlier on the Breeders' Cup card that forced him to miss the Mile. Jose Lezcano did a great job in his absence, but our thoughts are with Velazquez — a Hall of Famer, chairman on the Jockeys' Guild and one of the most respected people in all of horse racing — as he recovers from a splenectomy.
"This one's for John Velazquez," Wise Dan's trainer Charlie LoPresti said after the race.
In my eyes, Wise Dan not only wrapped up a second-straight Eclipse Award as Horse of the Year with his second-straight Breeders' Cup Mile win — give an assist to Game On Dude for his dud in the Classic — he also cemented his credentials as a sure-fire future Hall of Famer with the victory.
Wise Dan also entered the debate as the most accomplished U.S.-based horse of this century along with Curlin and Zenyatta.
Since July 2011, Wise Dan has won 15 of 18 starts. Aside from a fourth to multiple champion Gio Ponti in the 2011 Shadwell Turf Mile, beaten by less than two lengths, Wise Dan has finished in the top two in 17 of those 18 races. His two runner-up finishes came on dirt in the 2012 Stephen Foster Handicap and in an off-the-turf Shadwell Turf Mile at Keeneland this October. He has eight Grade 1 wins during that stretch, including one on the dirt in the 2011 Clark Handicap, and has not lost in his last 10 races on grass.
Wise Dan has won at seven different tracks and on grass, dirt and synthetic surfaces.
The 6-year-old Wiseman's Ferry gelding has 19 wins in 27 career starts and $6,293,610 in career earnings for LoPresti and owner-breeder Mort Fink.
"I don't think you can come up with the right words on how proud I am of him," said Fink, 83. "But I can tell you that I got my birthday party, which is one month from now, a little early this year, and he keeps me going. I said that before, and I meant it." Probably safe to guess that come January at the Eclipse Awards, Wise Dan will add to his collection of trophies (he won Horse of the Year, champion turf male and champion older male in 2012) by two. Make room in the trophy case, Mr. Fink, we're all looking forward to seeing this great gelding again in 2014.


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Jim Serur, 84, is a former economics teacher who watches his money. He knows what his health insurance covers and what it doesn't.
So when he got a mysterious bill for a "co-pay" after visiting the Senior Health Center at Presbyterian Hospital last year, he called his health insurance company to make sure he didn't owe any money.
They said he didn't, so he threw the $35 bill away.
Months later, Serur received a notice from a collection agency demanding $35. He called Presbyterian Hospital, which is run by Texas Health Resources, for clarification.
He said he was told the $35 was for a "facilities fee."
"It's a license to steal," Serur said. "It's not honest, because it's not logical. What is 'use of the facility?'"
The same thing happened to Glenna Howard, who lives at the same retirement home as Serur.
Presbyterian explains it's been charging this fee for a decade. It results from the fact that the Senior Health Center is owned by the hospital, and the fee is to compensate the hospital for items such as rent, part of nurses' salaries, band-aids and gowns.
The hospital declined to be interviewed about the subject. In an e-mail, spokesman Stephen O'Brien wrote: "One or two folks who could [talk about this subject] just don't see this as a story."
"It definitely has come up in other states," said Dr. Kevin Kavanagh, chairman of Health Watch USA. "It's a very hot issue."
Kavanagh questions whether what Serur and Howard were charged is even a "co-pay."
"I think it's more of a 'surcharge,'" he said. "It's something that is I feel used for now that it wasn't really intended for. And the amount of money involved is tremendous."
Here's how much the hospital appears to be collecting in its facilities fee at the Senior Health Center, where two salaried doctors practice.
At 15 patients a day, $35 a patient, five days a week and 50 weeks a year, the hospital could be collecting $131,250 for the rent, nurses, needles, band-aids and gowns.
News 8 has learned that private physicians in the same building pay less for rent.
There is a question of whether patients know what they're being billed for when they leave the office. Serur and Howard said they weren't informed of the fee.
The hospital says it takes great pains to brief patients about the charge. It says it posts signs of the practice in its office.
We asked the hospital to provide us with a picture of the sign, but it did not.
"When you go see your doctor, if you're not sure he's your doctor or if he is a doctor employed by another employer, where are his loyalties?" Kavanagh of asked. "All of that has to be looked at by a patient. The landscape of health care has changed, and patients really need to be educated and ask what these charges are going to be up front."
Both Jim Serur and Glenna Howard eventually got the fees removed from their bills.
This time.
Ms. Howard changed doctors.
Texas Health said it apologizes for the confusion.
News 8 asked five health care providers the following question, based on the experience of patients Jim Serur and Glenna Howard:
"If I visit a doctor on salary with you at a professional building or office owned by you, am I charged a facilities fee?"
Here are their answers:
- Baylor Health Care System — Yes
- Children's Medical Center — No
- Cook Children's Healthcare System — No
- Methodist Health System — No
- Texas Health Resources — Yes
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An East Texas man is in critical condition after being hit by train early Sunday morning.
Kilgore PIO Roman Roberson tells KLTV that just after 12am Sunday, a call came in to Kilgore Police regarding a pedestrian being hit by a train. Authorities say it was on the train tracks in Kilgore, about 1/4 mile west of Southport road. This is near Highway 42, also known as Powderhorn road.
Police say38-year-old Armando Lopez was walking on the tracks when he was hit by the train. He was then transported to Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview, where he remains in critical condition.
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@ Chanchan05 - Already done, makes no difference, had the same problem in v 3.03 before wi-fi positioning was introduced.
27-05-2010 14:21
27-05-2010 14:27
How big is your maps folder on E drive CITIES .
I'm also having the route not found problem if internet set to offline.
looks at first glance like no maps/incomplete maps downloaded .
Its not a generic maps and 5800 problem .
27-05-2010 15:06
@ Chanchan05 - Nope, never had Google Maps installed.
@Jjegan - My CITIES folder is 236 MB in size (Full UK Map )
I have emailed Nokia Support to see if they can throw any light on the problem.
27-05-2010 15:29
Confirm 236mb same size as my working UK maps .
27-05-2010 15:37
28-05-2010 10:07
@ jjegan - Can I just confirm, yours is working correctly? With internet set to Offlline you can calculate a route woth no errors?
@ Chanchan05 - Yep that's the case, I have a good GPS lock, positioning server is set as supl.nokia.com yet I still receive 'Route bot found'.
28-05-2010 13:19
28-05-2010 13:55
Quick update - after several emails back and forth to Nokia support they have told me that the cause is likely to be insufficient map data on my phone. I think I'm going to try deleting the map from the phone and downloading and installing it again.
I'll let you know how I get on.
08-06-2010 11:36 - edited 08-06-2010 11:46
I have been getting 'route not found' on my 5230 with just Assisted GPS and Integrated GPS set, but if I am offline, and I am not getting a strong GPS signal, obviously the phone does not know where I am so it cannot set a route. If I also select Network based, the phone then appears to have found my location, but is often out by 30 metres, so it is not accurate enough to plan a route, and the 'route not found' message appears.
I have now set the phone to just Integrated GPS (along with Assisted GPS, but this is not used), this way, the phone has to have a good sattelite position before it can find and display my location, and when it does find my location, the "route not found" message does not appear, and the route is found.
In other words, a strong and accurate sattelite fix appears to needed to 'Drive' a route, but it might not be necessary to 'Walk' a route. If this is the case, the message 'Route not found' could be amended with the addition of Possible weak satellite reception', or a signal strength meter is needed to show when the sattelite reception is good enough to 'Drive' a route.
11-06-2010 13:24
As an update to my previous post above, I have now found that if I couple up my Nokia 5230 using the cable from my car accessory socket, (cigarette lighter socket), and with the ignition on, that the satellites are picked up very quickly and the route is found.
14-06-2010 22:41
Another update after further tests, the satellite signal pick-up is still very hit and miss even after using the above to try and improve pick-up. The most consistent way I have now found seems to be to drive for a few hundred metres with the phone set to maps, then when the satellites are tracking your movement on the map, pull up and set the route, which is not ideal, but it is a work around.


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(WMC-TV) - One Arkansas man is facing charges for accidentally shooting his friend after smoking marijuana.
According to police, 19-year-old Brandon Murry was showing his friend where the safety is on a handgun when it went off. 19-year-old Marcus Warren was found dead upon arriving to the hospital.
"We don't believe it was intentionally done; but, (it was) reckless (never) the less," stated Lieutenant Mike Smith.
Days after the incident, Warren's father is grieving; but, standing up for young man who accidentally shot and killed him. When asked why he would stand up for his son's friend? His feelings were loud and clear.
"If my son was here, he would want me to. That was his best friend," explained father Larry Warren.
Warren spoke out about how he feels officers handled the situation.
"My baby was over here dying. When they could have been rushing (him) down there. I'm over at this house, a few moments after this happened, you got people just walking through the house ... and asking about where's drugs? What about my baby in there?" stated Warren.
Police also found 106 grams of marijuana in a baby's room and a sawed off shotgun in the baby's bed. The child was at the apartment at the time of the shooting and was handed to a relative. Warren stated the drugs were not his son's; they belonged to two other friends of his son's.
The friends, 20-year-old Morgan Cook and 18-year-old Dominique Davis, were also there during the incident. Both have been charged with simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms and possession of a controlled substance.
Warren wishes for the public to remember his son how he was...and not how the incident makes him out to be.
"He wasn't a bad kid. Never had a felony. He had never been to jail (and just) finished his first year of college," declared Warren.
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Exactly as we predicted, the extremely dry weather pattern has continued right through the first half of October, with only about a third of an inch of rain at our weather station in Otego. That's only about one-fifth, or 20 percent of the normal precipitation for the month.
Sure enough, the long Columbus Day weekend featured beautiful weather, coinciding with the best fall foliage in several years. The Otsego County landscape was like a kaleidoscope of brilliant colors.
It's like every leaf is turning color at the same time, especially the bright orange, red, and golden maples and the pumpkincolored and russet hickories and butterscotch beeches.
On Saturday I went on an Otsego Lake boat cruise on the Glimmerglass Queen. This hourlong cruise is a great value, and you really get to see magnificent Otsego Lake. It was the perfect day to be on this spectacular lake, and to view the beautiful shoreline and go past Kingfisher Tower, surrounded by bright fall colors. Sunday brought a continuation of magnificent weather, and it felt more like summer with bright sunshine and highs around 70 degrees. Although skies were mostly cloudy on Monday, temperatures continued well above normal.
Although it will be much cooler for the upcoming weekend, temperatures will only be getting back to normal, as another large Canadian high settles southward to the Great Lakes.
On Friday skies will be partly sunny with a refreshingly cool northwest breeze and highs only in the mid-50's. Partly to mostly sunny skies will continue on Saturday and Sunday, with highs around 60 degrees.
On Monday a weak cold front will cross the region, but ahead of the front a southwesterly flow will bring milder air. Skies will be partly sunny with highs in the low 60's. Then a northwesterly flow will reinforce the very dry weather pattern, with mostly sunny skies on Tuesday, and highs from 53 to 58 degrees.


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But big changes are on the way; just last week the village decided to buy the old Erb Lumber property, and they have big plans.
The site is about 2.5 acres, right behind the Kalkaska Trout Statue and is much of the East side of Cedar Street.
The block is made up of four vacant buildings including a former bank, former Chamber of Commerce building, Village's museum and the Erb Lumber Yard.
The 300 East Development Plan will include a new residential building, movie theater, storefronts and a brew pub.
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2) Netbook can have Windows XP/Vista/7 OSs. How do I manage the executables/builds. Will it run on all Windows OSs?
3) What would be distribution channel for this kind of app.
Kindly waiting for any guideline or suggestion.
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Qt 4.7.3 (for Symbian, desktop, and simulator) and Qt Mobility 1.1.3 APIs.
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We the parents and students of the 9th Grade Academy at Alexander High School, do not feel that it is fair for our children to be segregated from the upperclassmen and not given the same rights and privileges. We understand the need for our children to be educated, however, we do not feel that they should be controlled. We are asking the Administration of Alexander High School and the Douglas County Board of Education to abolish the bathroom pass rule. We feel that our children should be allowed to determine when they have to go to the bathrooms, and should not be limited in how many times they can do so. We also do not feel that it is necessary to obtain a doctor\'s notice if our children have to use the bathroom more than the Administration allows. As parents we should not be forced to pay for a doctor\'s note stating that it is dangerous when this information can be obtained from almost any medical website. We also do not feel that our children should be punished in detention for having to go more times than the Administration allows.
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In his determination to cling, however hopelessly, to
Utah's past, Canyon Country Zephyr founder
Jim Stiles has taken on miners, ranchers, developers, mountain
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The Department of Energy finally agrees to move the Atlas
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Tags: Conservation Window, Baltimore-Book-Festival
Did you know that people who preserve and restore artwork are called art conservators? Watch a conservator at work in the galleries. Inquire at the Information Desk about times and locations.
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2014–Sunday, August 17, 2014Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Time: 10:00 AM–05:00 PMEvery Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
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Presented by the Walters and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, this exhibition will show the work of the finalists for the 2014 Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. Artists will compete for top honors and a $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area's most prestigious arts competition.
Date: Saturday, June 28, 2014–Sunday, October 12, 2014
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This exhibition, composed of approximately twenty manuscripts and objects, will explore music in its relationship with philosophy, religion, and the arts during the Middle Ages. Musical harmony and dissonance were thought to mirror the perfection of heaven as well as the disorder of evil.
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Sing it loud, write it down, design a comic book, and build a set! Campers will discover works of art that tell stories from all around the world. They will explore the elements of stories and share their own tales during an interactive exhibition!
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Before Care, from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m., allows families to drop off campers an hour early. Museum educators will play games with campers and lead them in drawing projects until all other campers arrive.
Seeing Music in Medieval Manuscripts
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This exhibition, composed of approximately twenty manuscripts and objects, will explore music in its relationship with philosophy, religion, and the arts during the Middle Ages. Musical harmony and dissonance were thought to mirror the perfection of heaven as well as the disorder of evil.
Bonneau Caprece Jazz Series and WEAA 88.9 FM presents Jazz @ The Walters
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Firm Roots featuring Brad Collins performs. Experience the hybrid of jazz, blues, funk, and R&B inspired by the traditions of organic American music interpreted by Brad Collins, one of Baltimore's favorite saxophone players. Tickets are $25 (20% off for members of the Walters and WEAA 88.9 FM.)
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Kerri Kelly is a force of nature. In every move she makes, action strikes. She is a skilled yoga teacher, motivating students to effect change in their lives. She's a fierce coach, who's ability to turn ideas into purpose and action is a gift. And she plays big, straddling the mindfulness and political worlds, so that the social change makers—the visionaries—she works with can mobilize and organize effectively.
Kerri was on the fast track in the marketing world until 9/11 hit, when she lost her stepdad, a NYC fireman. That was the wake up call that got Kerri off the "should" path. And yoga was the tool that helped her define who she wanted to be. From that point she knew that yoga could serve as a radical catalyst of change not only for herself but for others.
Kerri is recognized across communities for her inspired work to bridge transformational practice with social change and politics. She's been instrumental in translating the tools of yoga and mindfulness into practical application and social action in the public sector, working in collaboration with community organizers, spiritual leaders and policy makers. She is a commitment to personal transformation that leads to powerful social change.


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Artist's Charming House in Sag Harbor
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Charming house with local artist's work on the walls: 3 bedroom, 2 bath...private garden surrounded by pine trees. The deck has a dining table, a sitting area and an outdoor shower. It's a short walk to Long Beach, the flat mile-long bay beach famous for its magnificent sunsets. The house is in Bay Point, a safe community wonderfully situated in the heart of the area, a perfect spot from which to explore the East End of Long Island. It's just a 3 minute drive to Sag Harbor Village, 10 minute drive to the Bridgehampton and Easthampton and their ocean beaches, 20 minute drive to Southampton, 25 minutes to the Montauk Lighthouse.
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A new house with all the comforts of home: washer/dryer, dishwasher, 3 TV's with cable, dvd/vhs players, cd player, internet connection, outdoor hot/cold shower, deck with table and umbrella, hammock in pretty garden with lots of privacy. Fully equipped kitchen with microwave, cuisinart, casual and formal dishes, barbecue grill on deck. Beach chairs, towels, umbrella for your use. Bicycles available. Badminton net, croquet game for the back yard. The open plan living-room, dining area and kitchen is a perfect communal area for the family, with plenty of private spaces for those seeking solitude.
activities and attractions in Sag Harbor Long Island
This house is the perfect place to enjoy the incredible nature of the area, as well as being close to the wonderful village of Sag Harbor, and close to the ocean beaches and sophistated villages of the Hamptons. Stroll from the house to enjoy a magnificent sunset, swim at dawn in the calm waters of the bay, pop into your car or hop on a bike and within minutes you can be lying on an ocean beach, shopping in a street full of terrific stores, watching a movie or a play, eating in any number of fabulous restaurants, or renting a kayak for a few hours to watch the crabs scurrying and the fish jumping. Read a book in the hammock while someone else is grilling on the deck, and the next day take a ride to Montauk to visit the Lighthouse, and go for an hour long horseback rides on the dunes on your way home. We've been there for more than 10 years and we still discover new things to do, there's just never enough time!
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Lower rates for off-season, higher rates during the summer months.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Sag Harbor
- Wide choice of restaurants
- Bay Street Theater
- Independent movie theater
- Whaling Museum
- Shop til you drop!
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- beach, beach, beach
- free concerts in Sag Harbor
- biking, hiking in national parks
- check out the village library
- fishing/clamming
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Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck earned his first career NFL regular-season victory with Sunday's 23-20 win over the Minnesota Vikings at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Luck, the first overall draft pick this year out of Stanford, had a solid day, completing 20 of 31 pass attempts for 224 yards and two touchdowns.
Other highlights of the second Sunday in the NFL: the San Francisco 49ers, with a bloodied quarterback Alex Smith, defeated the Detroit Lions 27-19. There were a number of key injuries in games on Sunday -- notably New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was violently thrown to the ground on a sack but returned to the game against Carolina, though the Saints lost.
Other rookie quarterbacks who got their first wins Sunday: Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks and Ryan Tannehill of the Miami Dolphins.
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During the campaign, President-elect Barack Obama promised to make health insurance more affordable by preventing disease. It could work, but only if the money is spent on prevention programs that offer real value for money ….
[Yet] experts—most with financial ties to drug makers—are heralding the results of the JUPITER trial as a paradigm-shifting, walk-off home run breakthrough. Physicians will likely begin testing the C-reactive protein (CRP) level of tens of millions of Americans. Aging baby boomers will soon have another number to worry about, and millions more relatively healthy people will begin taking statins to lower their CRP.
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There is an even more troubling ethical and scientific problem with this study. If prevention of disease, rather than selling more drugs, was the primary goal of JUPITER, then all of these people hypothesized to be at increased risk of cardiovascular disease because of their elevated CRP levels would have been provided with lifestyle modification counseling—known to reduce the risk of future cardiovascular disease. Not offering lifestyle counseling to the people in the study was unethical, because it withheld the most effective therapy. It also rendered the findings of the study meaningless—the study design created an artificial situation in which people at increased risk were deprived of the first and most effective line of defense. Why wasn't lifestyle counseling offered? We can only speculate that it would have diluted any benefit of drug therapy and weakened the case for wider use of the sponsor's drug.
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April 1, 2009 at 10:29am
The corresponding author for JUPITER, co-owner of a hsCRP test, has released the P value of 0.82 for cardiovascular mortality in the JUPITER study: NO benefit. That confirms other 'Crestor" studies called AURORA and CORONA that were worse.
Interestingly, the MOST benefit was in medical decisions that have not shown to save lives. What if statins are simple nitroglycerin immitators [they do have that effect] in which case we know why they do not extend the lives of women and you can only hope they have a mortality benefit in younger males:
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Servings: 4 servings
Prep Time: 20 min
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4 (6 to 8-ounce) russet potatoes, scrubbed and pricked all over with a fork
Vegetable oil, to coat potatoes
4 slices bacon
1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined, tails removed
1 1/2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning
1 teaspoon salt, plus a pinch
4 green onions, thinly sliced, white and light green parts; dark green parts chopped, for garnish
1 cup grated Cheddar
6 tablespoons butter, softened
1/3 cup sour cream
4 tablespoons mayonnaise
3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.
Rub the potatoes with vegetable oil and put them on a baking sheet. Bake the potatoes until tender, about 1 hour.
While the potatoes are baking, cook the bacon in a skillet over medium-high heat until crisp, about 7 minutes. Transfer the slices to a paper towel-lined plate to drain, then crumble. Pour off all but 3 tablespoons of bacon grease from the skillet.
Cut the shrimp into thirds. Reheat the bacon grease over medium-high heat. Add the shrimp, Cajun seasoning, and a pinch of salt. Cook until the shrimp are opaque, stirring constantly, 2 to 3 minutes.
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I made the potatoe recipe for me and my husband's Anniversary along with brussel sprouts and rib eye steak and cheese cake.We watch your shows all the time and your sons. Thanks so much for the recipe and tell Michael Thank you too. Thanks Jackie Holland
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All I can say is outstanding.
By GILERT E SMITH SR. on June 15, 2012
I made these a few weeks back and they were out of this world. Gone in a flash!! Next time I will have to make double. Thanks for the great recipe!!!
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I have made this more times than I can count. When I first saw you make this on the FoodNetwork, I fell in love! Now, it's one of the most requested dishes in my house!
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Hey Paula - I just wanted you to know two things. First is that I am friends with two of your high school buddies. Barry Holden and John Seay. They live/work here. The other thing is that Shrimp Stuffed Potatoes is one of our favorite recipes at my house. Like you I am was a single mom feeding two g-r-o-w-i-n-g boys. (They are now 25 and 23) The first time I made these my youngest son said, "Oh mom these are great, tomorrow we can have sausage stuffed potatoes, and the next night chicken stuffed potatoes, and the next night ham stuffed potatoes and the next night steak stuffed potatoes, oh and yes bacon stuffed potatoes!" Needless to say we really enjoyed this recipe and the creativeness of it. He is getting married in March and I will include this recipe in the book I plan to prepare for his bride. Thanks for your inspiration in so many ways Paula. I hope I am as good of a mother in law as you appear to be. Son's are the best! I am still looking for my Tug Boat Captain though. tinye
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I made this last night, and my picky eaters LOVED IT. Paula and her hubby nailed this one. This is a great dish for your meat and potato man. Try it ladys!!!! Thanks Paula
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Made these a couple of week ends ago and I have to make them again this week end. Not everyone in my family eats shrimp so I had to delete that portion out of the recipe. But they still turned out delicious and it is all my kids have been asking for. I do think this week end I will make a couple with the shrimp for those of us who do eat it.
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I thought this recipe was outstanding! I mixed some of the shrimp and the bacon in the potato filling, and then also topped the potato with them. SUPER GOOD!
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Instead of using the bacon grease, I crisped turkey bacon in the microwave and cooked the shrimp in olive oil w/a pat of butter- still delicious
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2:00pm Friday 27th June 2014 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
PRIME Minister David Cameron has described the death of Pendle teenager James Goodship as 'absolutely heartbreaking'.
Mr Cameron was quizzed on water safety by Pendle MP Andrew Stephenson, in light of the death of 17-year-old James, who drowned after getting into trouble while on a makeshift raft on Lake Burwain in Foulridge.
The former Park High School student, who lived in Colne, was one of seven people playing on the raft on Sunday evening.
During Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday, Mr Stephenson asked what more could be done to prevent further tragedies.
He said: "On Sunday, 17-year-old James Goodship tragically drowned in Lake Burwain in my constituency.
"His death has left his family and friends, and the local community, in shock.
"As this week is drowning prevention week, what can the Prime Minister do to raise awareness of the dangers of open water and to improve water safety, particularly during this warm summer?"
Mr Cameron said: "My heart goes out to the family that my honourable friend has mentioned, and he is absolutely right to raise this issue. For anyone to lose a son in such a tragic way is absolutely heartbreaking.
"We need to spread better information about the dangers of swimming in open water.
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woolywords says...
Good call wrote:Sadly, year after year, these things happen..
The only thing that will prevent such an incident from happening again is for people to use their common sense.
Not just locally, but in the Lake District, as well.
You wouldn't believe the numbers of 'misadventure' calls that Coroners make.
Be it, any Tarn, Lake or Water or in the many, many others..
Many of these places are in, almost picture postcard-like places; picturesque idylls, that lay beneath azure skies, with fluffy clouds pinned to them, like bits of cotton wool...
Yet, nobody knows, what lies beneath..
....that the Sun can barely penetrate the murky layers of any water, without creating an up-welling of cold water, as the surface is heated.
..that the deeper the water, the greater the circulation, where shadows upon the water create a down draught..
A very slow, fairly imperceptible, churning occurs, cold rising..
...This water has stagnated, for the months throughout Winter, meaning that, at deeper levels and pressures, it's barely above freezing..
and therein, lies the trap!
You tiddle your toes in, to test the waters..
Hmm, seems warm..
You dive in, off the jetty!
Trouble is, the Temp where you tested the water at is, a few metres away from where you dived in..
The extreme change in Temp makes you gasp for air..
as you gain the shock of it...
(in shock, the body does a few things; it retracts blood to the main body, leaving limbs, your arms and legs, to fend for them themselves, as it protects supply to the brain).
You can't seem to create a swim stroke, as the lack of both blood flow and oxygen are depleted from your limbs..
You gasp, flailing like a windmill, to gain your head above water..
Then panic sets in, you see yourself, sinking..
The murky waters closing above your head, as you sink..
One last gasp, of mucky waters, seals your fate...
Welcome to the world of those that drowned.
Don't believe me, for a second, just do this, on the next warmest day.
Get the kitchen thermometer, some fishing line and a weight...
First take the air temp, make a note it, then cast the weight, line and thermometer, as far into that water that you want to test; let it sink..
Wait 5 minutes, to let it adjust.
Reel it in, as fast as you can, read the temp.
Then, and only then, will you get your head around what I know as a fact.
Deep waters, are colder, than the freezing point of water itself!
..a Lancashire man, dumped his wife in a lake; thinking that it would be utterly destroyed..
However, he didn't factor in, the temp/depth thing, that you now know about.
Body found, frozen, at less than 30 feet; perfectly preserved..
Waters look lovely, in pictures and landscapes but nobody ever tells you how really dangerous that they really are...
It's an hot day, the water looks so cool and inviting..
By now, you know better, don't you?
Feel free, to share..
7:54am Sat 28 Jun 14
child44 says...
Woolywords: deep waters aren't colder than freezing point. The coldest temperature that water is likely to be at the bottom of a lake is 4˚ because that's when it's at its most dense.
Plenty of people swim in open water and there are even societies encouraging it and offering advice. There's nothing inherently dangerous about swimming in open water if you're sensible about it and acclimatise your body to the temperature.
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Annual membership fee of only $14.99
entitles you to 12 months of great benefits!
Cannot be combined with other offers. Discounts apply only to Easy Comforts. Non-refundable. Note: 10% discount does not apply to purchase of club membership.
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(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
havent got my purchase
By lucy
from corpus christi, tx
Comments about Easy Comforts Buyers Club:
haven't gotten my purchase but you took my money and no free shipping. I signed up got billed want to cancel
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Saved cost on first order
By Terry
from Stockton, CA
Easy to use. Saved more than cost on first order. Will continue to use.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
get my free shipping & discount
By Bee
from Parma Heights, Ohio
I tried to order online and still have problem to get my free shipping and my 10 percent discount but I had email to get help but i tried and failed and I hope they will give me my discount sigh.....
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
I would buy this product again and again
By Ed
from Californian
is great because of simplicity of use
Good Deal!
By Rick Sure Shot Sid's
from Tallahassee, FL
Use it to save when buying on here!
(2 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Don't Know
By Teacher
from Rockford, IL
(7 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
did not get free shipping
By lindalu
from Goldendale, Wa
I was charged for shipping plus 14.99 membership.
best offer yet!
By Harri
from Las Vegas, NV
it was great [...] great value and very satisfied.