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...be difficult, especially if the animal was highly stressed when killed or if the weather becomes too warm, but it is of paramount importance. If you can't get the meat cooled fast enough (and to the right temperature), you can end up with really gamey tasting meat or spoil the meat entirely, and the whole point of the hunt is wasted. But purchasing and setting up a full walk-in cooler room can be incredibly expensive both in installation, set up, repair and running costs. The Coolbot is able to sufficiently suit your need for a meat coolor, inexpensively and conveniently.
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Is there any chance you might enable a forum app like tapatalk at BAUT?
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Is there any chance you might enable a forum app like tapatalk at BAUT?
Makes smartphone access so much easier...
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Not that I know of. I think vBulletin have a mobile suite that would let BAUT have one but it costs money for BAUT.
A forum on which I am a moderator enabled Tapatalk on Saturday and we are very down-level in version. It was apparently painless and the members like it, including me.
Tapatalk also provides moderator functions such as opening and closing threads, editing and deleting posts, etc.
The iPad app is $2.99 with an upgrade version for $4.99.
So, are there other advantages?Q: What's the point of this app if my members can access my site with mobile skin at no cost?
A: Most users are content with the mobile skin or a standard web browser but some of them would appreciate a full-on native app forum experience on their phone. For example Tapatalk app allows user to upload photo directly from their phone to your forum as an image attachment. All these will drive more engagement to your forum at no cost to you.
Besides, I've found the mobile skins underpowered--in the light of 4G, and even 3G, availability.
Grapes, the main argument in favor of Tapatalk is that it is much easier to use than Safari for reading boards created in Vbulletin. When using Safari many links - such as the page numbers at the bottom of a thread - shrink to almost invisibility on the screen. And that's on an iPad. I can't imagine what they look like on a smartphone.
I suppose "elegant navigation on mobile devices" is the best benefit of using Tapatalk. The photo upload is also a nice feature but BAUT photo policy somewhat negates the advantage.
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WARNING... be a little cautious regarding the application of 'apps' on your I-pad or smart phone..
PC or Lap Top.. am I over cautious..Yes.
The permissions implied often are invasive. Be careful what you are giving permission to.
Slang that is true. But it means downloading the photo to my system and then uploading to BAUT vs. imbedding inline with a link to Photobucket or Flickr or the originating website. To me those are easier options.
ETA: And yes I agree, the policy does not negate the Tapatalk feature. I had it in my head that photos in general were discouraged.
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I vote again for the app.
Please can we have Tapatalk.
Looking into a little further (their FAQ again), it does siphon off some page views, so that may be an (hidden cost) issue.
I've been using an iPhone 4S for six months, no mobile skin, with no problem. Well, maybe a little--I'll look around for a forum to take a test drive. Wait, its gonna cost me $2.99, or even the upgrade, $4.99. I can't imagine being satisfied with the standard version.
Weird. I've used almost nothing but an iPhone for six months.
Have you tried tapatalk?
My android does ok with the board; before that I was using a Centro. The zoom and screen orientation is twitchy, but it works.
"You're only given one little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it." Robin Williams.
And isn't that what we've been talking about in this thread????
But i knew you'd already tried tapatalk! I was just inquiring of the other users whether they had.
How does it do on the mod panel?
Ah got it....
The mod panel seems to offer a fair complement of functions although I have not tried them all:
Functions for Threads: Delete, Unapprove (have never used that), Lock, Stick, Move, Ban User.
Functions for Posts: Edit, Delete, Unapprove, Ban User
ETA: These functions are not part of the moderator panel in basic Tapatalk:
Copy Thread
Edit Thread
Merge Threads
Remove Redirects
Merge Posts
Move Posts
Approve Attachement
Unapprove Attachment
Tapatalk is used by the Apollohoax forum and is pretty good.
You've used it there? Which version? What phone?
Just gathering data...
Version 2.0.2 I appear to have for Android.
Do you have the HD version?
Weirdly, I no longer seem able to post using Safari, for some reason.
This is Opera.
OTOH, it seems tapatalk does not support the admin/mod panel, and only simple mod functions, the HD version no mod functions at all. They should be fixing that, or, if you have info to the contrary, bring it to this thread.


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MOUNDSVILLE — Few communities as small as Moundsville can lay claim to a treasure like The Strand, a near-100 year old theater that in its heyday played host to everything from Vaudeville acts to minstrel shows, plays and movies.
Built in 1920, the theater took eight months to build, cost approximately $100,000 and was considered state-of-the-art for its time. It ran first-run movies for decades, as many as five different shows each week, and still found time to showcase other entertainment forms, as well.
The theater closed in 1968 and sat idle for eight years before reopening in 1976. But after a 20 year run, The Strand closed again in 1996 for what could easily have been the last time were it not for four dozen or so community-minded volunteers. Those volunteers gave their time, effort and money during the past 12 years to see the theater restored to its original elegance.
Strand Preservation Society President Dave Knuth calls it a "labor of love."
"We had some people come in for two or three years, some hung in for four or five years," Knuth said.
"Eventually, many of them decided to retire or resign because of the demand on them, the sacrifice of personal time to see that the theater gets finished. There are only two of us who have been in it since the start, at this point."
The restoration, overseen by The Strand Preservation Society, began in 2000 and has been a top-to-bottom overhaul: So far volunteers have installed new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, installed new restrooms, replaced the plaster ceiling, cleaned the chandeliers, painted the entire building and restored the intricate detailing inside and out, including removing burlap that someone over the years had stapled over the original plaster and murals.
Society members are still about $400,000 away from being done. They still have to finish installing floor coverings, seats, sound and lighting equipment. But Knuth said when it's all done, Moundsville will have a 500-seat theater sporting modern-day conveniences while retaining its 1920s vibe.
The price tag has already hit the $1.2 million mark. Federal and state funding helped the Society acquire the theater, and during the past eight years approximately 60 percent of the funding — roughly, $685,000 — has come from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History.
Local industry, business and community residents contributed the rest of the money. Corporate supporters include PPG Industries, Chesapeake Energy, the National Endowment for the Arts, West Virginia Division of Culture and History, West Virginia Commission on the Arts and the Moundsville Economic Development Council.
"The goal of our board of directors is to have events in there that, eventually, will interest everybody in the area," Knuth said. "We want it to be a place for people to go and have an enjoyable night out right here in their own home town. As executive director of the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce, my main objective is to put this facility back in service to enhance economic development here in Marshall County. That's what's going on right now."
These days, he said they host everything from educational programs and entertainment geared to the needs of area schoolchildren to the weekly Wheeling Jamboree, special shows and community events.
"It was a very cold and scary place 12 years ago," he said. "Today, it's very warm, very comforting to be in that theater."


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Public Transportation: The House is only 4 short blocks to the Columbia Heights Metro Station and from there in less than 8 minutes by metro (exactly 4 stations stops without changing line) is Gallery Place Metro Station which is within easy walking distances to: The White House; The National Mall; The monuments; The Smithsonian's and many of the other popular museums and conservatories; The US Capitol and many of the prominent buildings; Union Station; The Convention Center; Chinatown; Verizon Sport Arena... Colombia Heights Metro opens at 5:00AM everyday and closes at Midnight Sunday to Thursday and at 3:00 AM Friday and Saturday. The bus also stops a few steps from the house.
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Easy and quick reach by metro of The White House; The National Mall; The monuments; The Smithsonian's and many of the other popular museums and conservatories; The US Capitol and many of the prominent buildings; Union Station; The Convention Center; Chinatown; Verizon Sports Arena. Or just enjoy the neighborhood's live theaters, cinemas, restaurants of all types, shoppings including two groceries stores, cultural and artistic venues, coffee shops, dancing and entertaining venues, park, golf, and the local community center with swimming pools, tennis courts (free tennis racquets and balls provided), and exercise facilities.
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We found that the food halls had very long lines and the food was not piping hot. Husband wondered if it was because of children and not wanting to burn them with hot food, but still it just didn't seem right to be eating warm food.
We did go to the restaurant for the formal night and found we were pounced on at all angles by photographers. As we don't dress in formal-ware often we did go with the flow and thought we might purchase a photo later. When we got to dinner we found lots of people don't actually dress up, and we felt uncomfortable at having dressed up. So we ate and left to change back into casual clothes.
The photos that were shown the next morning were lovely, but the price was way too much! $35 for each photo without a frame - NO WAY! I thought that a board said that we could get smaller photos for $10 each, but when I asked about this I was told that you had to buy the $35 photo and then you could get the $10 ones - what the? We decided even though the photos were lovely, we could not afford them :( It seems a waste to see them printed and then to throw them out.
This cruise line definitely caters to the family and not to the couple. We told children off for running in the corridor and knocking on doors, as we were close to the stairs and lifts. These children had no parents with them and were aged from about 10yrs and up. Even though there was an adults only area, it was below the water slides and still was not quiet enough for us. It was hard to get a spot that was in the shade and so we ended up spending more time on our balcony rather than anywhere else. We did look for quiet deck places about the ship, and when we found them (and there were lots of places) there were no chairs or lounges to be able to take advantage of these spaces.
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May 18, 1987 - WV Televangelist Davy Jo Hissom Killed In Plane Crash
By Heath Harrison
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With a rapidly growing church and television ministry, Charleston pastor Davy Jo Hissom seemed poised to become a national figure in televangelism.
However, all of that came to an end on May 18, 1987, when he lost his life in an Ohio plane crash at the age of 35.
A graduate of Sissonville High and a successful businessman who ran Davy Jo's Shoes on Charleston's West Side, Hissom said his conversion to Christianity came in 1978, while his brother in law was dying of leukemia.
He gave up the shoe store in 1980 and made evangelizing his career.
As head of Charleston's fundamentalist New Life Church, located on Oakridge Drive, Hissom quickly drew in young attendees, increasing the size of the congregation, which would eventually number more than 600 under his leadership.
Known for his colorful and energetic preaching, Hissom's sermons reached an audience of 2.5 million television viewers.
His television program, with its opening montage of nature scenes set to "Go Tell It On the Mountain," was a familiar presence on local airwaves in the 1980s. A mixture of preaching and talk show, it aired daily on stations in Charleston, Hurricane, Ashland and Myrtle Beach, S.C. In the Kanawha Valley, he was carried on two cable channels and WVAH.
At the time of his death, Hissom was in negotiations to join the Trinity Broadcasting Network, which would have expanded his audience to 12 million homes.
Hissom was traveling through Ohio to visit several churches, looking for models for a new sanctuary accommodate New Life's increasing membership, when the Cessna 337 he was riding in nosedived into a cornfield near Reilly Township in southwest Ohio, killing Hissom, New Life associate pastor Fred Bailey, church member Earl Mullins and Nicholas County evangelist Russell Coleman, who piloted the craft.
Mourners filled the Charleston Civic Center for Hissom's funeral five days later, with the crowd estimated at 2,000 people. He was buried in Floral Hills Garden of Memories in Pocatalico.
New Life Church continued after his death, but would be rocked by a controversy in 1988, when the church's new pastor, Michael Agnello, would resign after telling the congregation he had allowed himself to get ''too close'' in his relationship with Hissom's widow. Agnello was married at the time.
The church survived the episode and continued operating under the New Life name for another decade with James Legg as pastor, though crowds never quite reached the size they had in Hissom's day.
In 2000, the congregation, numbering at about 275, merged with Cornerstone Christian Center, an African-American church on the West Side. The two congregations took the name Covenant Christian Fellowship and continued on at the Oakridge Drive location.
This week's video, courtesy of the West Virginia State Archives at the Culture Center, features two WCHS reports, one by Alan Cohen from the crash (with footage from one of Hissom's broadcasts), and a report by Mark Scott on church members dealing with the aftermath.
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GRANBURY — Granbury celebrated "A Day with Dana" on Saturday, welcoming Olympic swimming champion Dana Vollmer back home with a full day of events — starting with a downtown parade.
Vollmer and her husband were embraced by a cheering crowd.
Vollmer — who won gold medals at the 2004 and 2012 Olympic Games — is now considered a local icon, and a role model to many.
Little girls currently taking part in the same swim program that gave Vollmer her start were jumping for joy to see her.
"It's one thing to win a gold medal," the Olympian said. "It's another to really see and appreciate how much it affects everyone and everyone's lives, and the little kids who get excited to do sports, and that's what this is all about."
While Vollmer is now living in California, she has now literally left her mark in Granbury.
Her footsteps and signature in cement will go on display at Acton Elementary School, and the city's swim center is already named in her honor.
As for Vollmer herself, she's relaxing this fall — then it's back to training, with her sights already set on the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.


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A few weeks ago, my buddy Josh Lurie from FoodGPS asked if I'd like to join him at G&B Coffee, a coffee pop-up of sorts, using a counter at the recently relocated SQIRL kitchen in Silver Lake. True too that the food was ridiculously good, but the espresso is what I really haven't shut the hell up about ever since my visit.
Why, you ask? Because it was the best damn demitasse of espresso I've ever had. The crema on top was a deep shade of yellow, thick with oils that I'd never seen above an espresso shot before. The beans were fragrant beyond belief, exuding floral notes blended with citrus and the smells you'd expect from a wonderfully deep roast, only much more profound. A touch of sweetness keeps the acidity in check, and there's close to no bitterness to speak of.
Not only was it an eye-opening experience, it actually made me mad about every espresso I'd ever ordered from anywhere else. What was this swill I'd been blindly consuming, and where had G&B been my entire life? No fault of theirs really, since they are new to open, and co-owners Kyle Glanville and Charles Babinski have been busy honing their skills at places like Intelligentsia and, y'know, taking home some serious honors at the U.S. Barista Championship. (Kyle: 1st place in 2008; Charles: 2nd place in 2012.) NBD…
And as the clock just now rounds 1 p.m. on a looooong Tuesday, I can think of nothing I'd love more than a delightful caffeine kick in the pants from G&B. And I certainly wouldn't mind one of SQIRL's Kukoho Rose Brown Rice bowls, either. (Though I'll save that post for another day.) And maybe some of their delectable jams to go, too? Ooh, and maybe a…
G&B Coffee at SQIRL, 720 N Virgil Ave., Ste. 4, Silver Lake
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University College is located on the corner of College Crescent and houses a diverse student population in a close-knit environment. The college houses 175 students in single and twin-share rooms and are assigned a mandatory meal plan. Students may request single rooms, but allocations cannot be guaranteed.
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Located in the St. Kilda suburb of Melbourne, on bus and nearby tram routes, the Center is about a 30-minute commute from the University of Melbourne and about 20 from the Victorian College of the Arts and Music, allowing close proximity to Melbourne's Central Business District and Arts Precinct. St. Kilda is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Melbourne, famous for its beach, theaters and festivals. The area is very popular for students, young professionals, artists and tourists due to its location and cultural resources. Fabulous restaurants, cafes and shops are all within easy walking distance of the accommodation. Arcadia's administrative offices are also located in the Center, and our friendly, enthusiastic staff plans programming that involves students in the surrounding community and in the cultural life of greater Melbourne.
The core house and grounds preserve a large family residence in a conservation district, part of Melbourne's early 20th century expansion from downtown-based to beach-side communities. The twin-bedded student rooms supplied with linen and wireless internet have their own sinks, desks and wardrobes, and share shower rooms and toilets over two floors. The self-catering facility has a large modern kitchen where students prepare their own meals, along with a dining and meeting room, laundry facilities, study room and lounge. There is also a welcoming outdoor space for students to enjoy during the semester.
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seems to be a little conflicting advice here, are you saying that after you updated your phone the phone won't start up at all? and the lights will just blink and that is it? or that you can get into the menus of the phone? if you can get into the menus of the phone, what Island3r is referring to is to Restore your phone to factory settings. this won't delete all the data off your phone memory, but will aid in freeing up a lot of the phone memory.
however, if your 5130 will not start up at all, or if the memory is rather low, then you will have to take your phone to your local Nokia Care Centre for them to take a look at.
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Seems like every other Nokia 5130 user is facing the same problem i-e gradually decreasing phone memory. I also face the same problem but the reason which i found is whenever i connect my phone to PC with data cable, the process somehow is eating up the phone memory.
What is the solution of this problem?
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i cant access nokia sotware updater sevice.
it shows "Sorry the nokia software updater sevice is currently unavailable please try again later"
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i've got the same problem.
I tried to update my nokia 5130 xpress music from 6,25 to the newest software
it sad that if i cut the usb connection there would be difficulties with my mobile
suddenly my 5130 disconnected the connection -.-
since then i can't start it any more
it's a horribile situation PLEASE help me i'm so disperated
(sorry for my english it isn't that good 'cause i'm from germany)
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my nokia 5130 phone is having problem ,my phone memory is showing only 1.4 mb i have updated it but still it doesnt solvd my problem so please provide me a good solution quickly.
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PLEASE RESET YOUR SETTING AFTER UPDATE. DEAR ITS NECEAARY FIRST DO THIS , YOUR PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVE . Note: RESTORE YOUR PHONE BY USING "RESTORE ALL "FUCTION FROM SETTING.


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In the online dating game, wouldn't you like to be able to tell right off the bat if a guy will be a good match for you? Even better, don't you want to see the red flags in his profile before going on a bad date with him?
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Hi I'm Kimberly Seltzer with Ask an Expert answering your love and relationship questions. Today's question is: Dear Kimberly, I want to know if there are tell-tale signs online if a guy is a good match for you or not. What are they?
Well, actually there's a lot of things that you can look at to determine whether a guy is good for you right from the get-go. Ladies, if he is wearing something that is inappropriate or if he's half naked or if he's taking it in his bathroom he's probably after one thing, so really pay attention to that. The other thing is the picture clear or is it really hard to see him? He might be hiding something. Maybe he doesn't even care about this whole dating thing. There's a lot of messages behind the picture. The other thing is, is he in a picture with a bunch of women? What does that say about him? So that's the first thing.
The second thing is to look at the content of what he is writing. Overall, is there a nice flow to his writing almost as if there is a conversation going on? To me that means that guy is gonna be kind of having a give-and-take when it comes to a relationship. Or is he just trying to sell you and just talking about himself the entire time and how great he is? Be leary of those guys. The other thing to keep in mind is the user name. And I know this sounds funny but if the user name is gottahavesex19 I'm sorry that usually means what kind of guy he is and what he's after. But with that being said ladies, you have to be clear on what it is you want at this moment in time. If you want to have a little fun and just date lightly and you want to, you know, flavor those kind of guys then go for it. If you want a relationship, look at the key elements online that would detect a relationship kind of guy.
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A Great Lake Escape in Lake Nantahala
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cabin
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Decompress and De-stress at this beautiful lakefront cabin. GREAT HONEYMOON/ROMANTIC GETAWAY!!
The cabin is located on a quite cove of Lake Nantahala. You have your own
private dock to swim, boat, canoe and kayak from. There are 2 kayaks and a canoe available to paddle around the lake on. We are located approx. 45 minutes away from Nantahala Outdoor Center, Smokey Mountain National Park and Nantahala National Park with easy access for hiking, biking and rafting.
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This beautiful cabin on Lake Nantahala has its own dock, outside hot
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Jump in off your own dock. Use the 2 kayaks or canoe which are available for your enjoyment, or rent a boat at the local marina. Located near the Appalachian and Bartram Trails. 40 Minutes to Nantahala Outdoor Center to Raft. Or just sit back and relax on one of the 3 decks and enjoy the quiet, peaceful, laid back pace of just doing nothing!!
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Rates: $75 to $175 per night or $900 to 1,500 per week depending
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Advanced Cable Asia 2012 welcomed over 130 senior executives from across the global wire and cable supply chain. As Chinese cable producers look towards advanced cable and emerging geographical markets to combat intensifying competition for low-end cable, the conference investigated new sales and investment opportunities in Asian wire and cable markets.
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Featuring eight focused sessions:
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Wang Chuanbin
Chief Technical Director
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Kitchen and bathroom have granite countertops. The master bedroom has a king bed. The living room has a pull-out queen sleeper as well as bunk beds. The living room has a beautiful river rock fireplace, a big screen TV w/wireless internet and a BluRay player. All of my condos have Nintendo Wii and board games for all ages.
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Ideally, Law said, Brian Waterman's permanent replacement would be hired in February or March, but there's no deadline.
"We are trying to get this done in as expeditious a manner as possible," Law said.
Waterman, who has been South's principal for the last six years, is leaving to become Lyons Township High School's principal at the end of June.
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Law said he does not plan to hire an interim principal, as the district has done during the last two principal transitions at Hinsdale Central.
Frank Kesman and Tom Paulsen are serving as Central's interim co-principals during the current school year. Mike McGrory left for a job in Iowa at the end of the 2012-13 school year, and the board recently approved the hiring of Mark Kolkman to take over as Central's principal next year.
Kesman and Paulsen were also interim principals in 2009-10, the school year before McGrory took over.
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The search period for South's next principal will be shorter than it was for Central after McGrory's departure, meaning the hiring process will be similar but not identical, Law said.
One element of the hiring process at Central that will take place at South during the coming months is community input.
"We will have opportunities for the South community to meet and talk to and engage the finalists," Law said.
In aiming to make a permanent hire with no transition year, Law's approach to the South vacancy is indeed different than former superintendent Nicholas Wahl's approach to the Central vacancy.
If the district does not find a permanent replacement by the end of the current fiscal year on June 30, Law said he'd rather promote an assistant principal to acting principal than bring in multiple retirees as interims whose available work days are limited by pension stipulations.
The superintendent said there are assistant principals at South that would be "perfectly capable" to take over the principal role temporarily.
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Trail A trail around UK standing stones and burial chambersWith the summer solstice once again upon us now is a good time to visit the UK's many mysterious megalithic monuments.21 December 2008
News Archaeologists compare Neolithic Kent site to Stonehenge, find Bronze Age funerary monumentA Neolithic ditch, enlarged with an outer ring into a huge funerary monument during the Bronze Age, has been found on housing development grounds in Kent.12 August 2014
Day of Archaeology 2013 invites world to dig inOrganisers are appealing for "day in the life" contributions from amateur and professional archaeologists as National Archaeology Day returns for a third time.23 July 2013
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News Golden treasures of the Stonehenge chieftains finally go on display at Wiltshire Heritage MuseumPrecious gold and other valuable archaeological objects unearthed within the ritual landscape of Stonehenge are going on display together for the first time at Wiltshire Heritage Museum in Devizes.14 October 2013
News Stonehenge story to be retold in Wessex Gallery of Archaeology at Salisbury MuseumFrom axes and daggers to skeletons of Bronze Age archers and animal bones, planners say they are "absolutely overjoyed" as building on a major new gallery begins.08 December 2013


text: I met Howard one day last fall while I was out roaming the streets of Cleveland doing my street photography thing. I was waiting on the train at the West 65th Street station when this brown-skinned 23-year old cutie walked up to me and began asking questions about my camera. I could tell he was somewhat curious about the art of photography. And I was a bit surprised when he boldly pulled out his cell phone to show me some shirtless self-pics he had recently taken. I could see he was in excellent shape and was somewhat of an exhibitionist so I handed him my card and told him to give me a call if he was interested in shooting with me. A few weeks later he called and what you see here are the results of my time spent with him on a Saturday afternoon.


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A Hiring our Heroes event is scheduled for Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion in Martinez, Ga. The hiring fair is open to all active duty, veterans and their spouses to take advantage of finding meaningful employment. Combined Insurance (a leading provider of supplemental insurance) will be participating to help reach its goal of hiring 1,000 vets.
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From my corner
With our Best Wishes, until after San Sebastian Day
Another year, ten have already passed, and we continue for the moment, trying to keep up and be consistent with the idea that knowing about each other and each other's activities and concerns is important for the Basques, the Basque culture and the Basque clubs and communities worldwide. This coming one may be EuskalKultura.com's most difficult year, economically speaking. We are making a special effort to deal with it, but in any case we will try to keep you posted about the results and situations when they arise, if they arise.
As every year, EuskalKultura.com will take the first two or three weeks of the year to do some work behind the scenes. We will not publish the bulletin until after San Sebastian Day [Friday, January 20th], public holiday in Donostia where our headquarters are located. Anyway every year there are readers who write us to let us know that they are not receiving the newsletter. So remember, regarding the bulletin, we will be back to normal on January 23rd, nevertheless in the meantime we will remain in the office working on the project anyway.
A couple of years ago we chose to start the year this way because we need the time to do paperwork and work on projects without the daily bulletin's pressure, and January is traditionally a slow period for most Basque clubs, particularly in Argentina and the southern hemisphere, where summer has just started along with vacation for many and a break in many Basque clubs' activity until February or March.
But summer in the southern hemisphere is also a period of other activities, for example Argentina's Udaleku (summercamp), organized by the Zingirako Euskaldunak Basque club in Chascomus, which will take place this January 4-8th,or in February Uruguay's Udaleku, organized by FIVU(Federation of Basque Institutions of Uruguay).
In the middle of January there will be a new barnetegi as part of the Euskara Munduan program for teachers/students of Euskera in the various countries who are enrolled in South America. And from February 6-17th, the Basque Summer University will take place in Buenos Aires at the Euskal Echea School of Sarandi Street.
Around the 20th of January various clubs will celebrate San Sebastian Day with the proverbial "danborrada." It is a holiday that is gaining more recognition in the Diaspora and is now celebrated in Basque clubs and places like Necochea, Barcelona, Caracas, New York, Seattle, Madrid, Bahia Blanca, Murcia, Mexico…
On the other hand there are many clubs that take this time to celebrate their general assembly meetings, and election of officers, from Mexico City to Boise Idaho, for example.
In any case, we will star the year at the office, for those who wish to call, write, communicate with us to comment, or propose your ideas. They will be welcome. Let's see how the year goes.
From Donostia, Basque Country, our best wishes for 2012. Urte Berri On!


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… I've forgotten what this is except for that it is wool from a herd of endangered heritage sheep at Colonial Williamsburg.
Preliminary/bad photo of: 25/74 bison/alpaca blend. 1oz, 2 ply. Yardage: hopefully enough for a hat.
8 oz superwash merino -> 466 yards 2 ply
"Locomotive Breath"
The results of this
8 oz superwash merino
"Locomotive Breath"
The finished results of this dye-experiment roving! I'm really pleased with it!
My first go at chain/navajo plying! I really really like the results. This very well be my default playing method from now on.
I plied the single I spun using this roving.
This is the spun result of this roving which I dyed a few weeks ago.
I bought this lovely black walnut bottom/top whirl spindle at the Farmer's Market last weekend! It's a lot lighter than my other and is a pleasure to spin on!
This is the result of my latest dyeing experiment. I'm spinning it now. At first, I was a tad unsure about the colors, but now they're really growing on me!


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Detection at intersections with signals
Why does SF employ such little use of simple technologies (detection of cars at intersections) to keep traffic moving?
There have been lots of advances made in inexpensive technologies to sense cars and keep them moving on the road - less congestion, better air quality and shorter travel times. What's not to like?


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About the AuthorCarol Wolfe
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My Blurb "bookstore" contains a variety of books, some written by me, two by my son Isaac, one by my dad Fred Liguori, and one by my nephew David. My books fall into two categories: 1) The "Adventure Series," including books from various trips, and 2) Short Nonfiction Stories about my younger days. Isaac's books are illustrated stories and/or comics. Dad's book is a story about growing up in the 1930s-40s. And David's book is a collection of poems.
Publish Date September 12, 2012
Dimensions Standard Landscape 230 pgs Standard Paper
Category Biographies & Memoirs
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MEDORA, N.D. (AP) -- The mayor of the southwest North Dakota tourist town of Medora is seeking permission for a hanging, and he is sticking his neck out and volunteering to be the first to go to the gallows.
Mayor Doug Ellison wants to erect a gallows on his property to stage mock hangings, and he has taken his request to the city's Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Ellison said the demonstrations of frontier justice would be in "the spirit of the Old West."
"To me, it's kind of surprising how often people ask about, you know, the early days and whether there were any shootings or hangings in Medora and so on," he said.
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Ellison said the request is reasonable.
"We want to do this right and not have any misgivings at all," he said, adding that a safety harness would be used during the demonstrations.
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Show 279 - If It Even Saves OneDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 20 Aug 2014 - 55:39 minutes - 40.75mb
A police shooting in Missouri sparks unrest, and the paramilitary response is making headlines. Also, Islamic radicals in Iraq threaten the lives of many locals, how should the world respond?Download .mp3
Show 278 - Uyguristic PerspectivesDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 09 Jul 2014 - 1:06:14 minutes - 48.36mb
Dan Talks to Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks, gets his view on current events, discusses his Wolf-Pac reform idea and probes his thoughts on the future of media.Download .mp3
Show 277 - Riding Chaos to StasisDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 24 Jun 2014 - 1:05:59 minutes - 48.19mb
The Middle East seems to be imploding. Dan thinks this is likely all part of a natural process of redrawing artificial borders and re-balancing power relationships. But that doesn't mean it's going to be fun to live through.Download .mp3
Show 276 - Past TransgressionsDescription And Show Notes
Sun, 08 Jun 2014 - 1:14:54 minutes - 54.61mb
Imagine celebrities from the 1960s and 1970s who were involved in sexual conduct with minors in their heyday being called to account for it today. It's currently happening in Great Britain. Dan has some thoughts.Download .mp3
Show 275 - The Specter of DissentDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 24 May 2014 - 1:18:03 minutes - 56.87mb
The worst nightmare of the global Establishment isn't Islamic terrorism, it's critical mass levels of domestic dissent. If that's your worst worry, wouldn't you use every tool you had to forestall it? Dan thinks they are.Download .mp3
Show 274 - The Wages of FearDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 07 May 2014 - 45:08 minutes - 33.18mb
Should police need a warrant to search the cellphones of arrested individuals? The Supreme Court is debating it and Dan is using it as a springboard to discuss the how our fear is affecting the 4th Amendment.Download .mp3
Show 273 - Auctioning the RepublicDescription And Show Notes
Fri, 04 Apr 2014 - 56:25 minutes - 41.29mb
The Supreme Court says trading campaign contributions for political influence isn't a bug in the U.S. system, it's a feature. Dan weighs in on the ramifications of such a decision. Also, Cuban Twitter isn't so Cuban.Download .mp3
Show 272 - Vlad and DianneDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 22 Mar 2014 - 45:05 minutes - 33.14mb
Russia annexes the Crimea and the intelligence community's biggest supporter, Sen. Feinstein turns against the CIA. How can Dan choose between these two stories? He doesn't. He deals with both of them in this episode.Download .mp3
Show 271 - Cashing the Doomsday ChequeDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 08 Mar 2014 - 44:11 minutes - 32.48mb
In the wake of Russia's occupation of the Crimea, Dan thinks that NATO has had an âexposure momentâ.How can NATO nations be protected without triggering World War 3? Dan has some radical thoughts on the subject.Download .mp3
Show 270 - Poking the BearDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 24 Feb 2014 - 43:19 minutes - 31.87mb
Ukraine has erupted in violence as protesters in Kiev oust the country's leader. Dan thinks U.S. efforts to clandestinely support or encourage one side of the conflict are dangerously short sighted.Download .mp3
Show 269 - The Challenges of Living DangerouslyDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 05 Feb 2014 - 54:45 minutes - 40.10mb
The death of actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman has Dan contemplating how society might better handle the vagaries of human nature if we would be honest about what human beings often want.Download .mp3
Show 268 - Neutral Nets & Reform BetsDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 20 Jan 2014 - 46:23 minutes - 34.08mb
President Obama floats some reform ideas for the gathering of data by the NSA and a judge strikes a blow against Net Neutrality. Dan has a few long-winded thoughts on both these subjects.Download .mp3
Show 267 - Magic Lamp LoopholesDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 31 Dec 2013 - 55:53 minutes - 40.91mb
2013 might have been a truly pivotal year if only Dan had thought to have his attorney present when making wishes to genies. Nonetheless, he had two big wishes come true. Sort of.Download .mp3
Show 266 - Vampiric MemoriesDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 14 Dec 2013 - 1:01:59 minutes - 45.30mb
A show that was supposed to be about Pope Francis goes wildly off course as emotions from Dan's younger days are awakened and lead to a diatribe against the outcomes of U.S. interventions in the last century.Download .mp3
Show 265 - Old School Whistle-BlowingDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 27 Nov 2013 - 57:11 minutes - 41.84mb
William Binney was an NSA official for three decades before he turned his life upside down by becoming one of the most prominent whistle-blowers in the history of U.S. Intelligence. Dan talks to him about surveillance, spying, secrecy and Edward Snowden.Download .mp3
Show 264 - Speak No EvilDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 12 Nov 2013 - 40:22 minutes - 29.74mb
Banks and Big Business might not be happy with the populist rhetoric they get from far Right and Left candidates in the 2016 presidential race. Dan, of course, likes the head-on clash of ideas. Also Obamacare and NSA spying.Download .mp3
Show 263 - Press ClippingsDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 23 Oct 2013 - 44:12 minutes - 32.50mb
The announcement of the creation of a new investigative news outlet involving the founder of eBay has Dan excited.He has to go back into his archives to find SOME of the many audio clips where he's dreamed of this.Download .mp3
Show 262 - The Shutdown SideshowDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 05 Oct 2013 - 43:24 minutes - 31.93mb
While all eyes are focused on the temporary politically-motivated partial shutdown of the federal government, Dan laments that a more dangerous societal cancer is festering under the national radar.Download .mp3
Show 261 - Doomed to MediocrityDescription And Show Notes
Thu, 19 Sep 2013 - 1:09:26 minutes - 50.67mb
Part Deux of the Syrian Red Line affair, plus a few other stories that got Dan thinking.Download .mp3
Show 260 - An Army of OneDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 03 Sep 2013 - 1:10:48 minutes - 51.66mb
Can a U.S. president take his nation into war by himself? The Syrian conflict may prove to be a test case to determine if any checks still exists on the war making authority of the Executive Branch of government.Download .mp3
Show 259 - Arab Spring FeverDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 20 Aug 2013 - 57:57 minutes - 42.40mb
Egypt's version of the Arab Spring seems to be on the verge of unraveling. Dan details the unique challenges of Egyptian democracy and the stakes for The West in the struggle for Islamic representative government.Download .mp3
Show 258 - Snow StormDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 6 Aug 2013 - 1:01:54 minutes - 45.24mb
The ripples created by Edward Snowden's leaks continue to impact the U.S. government and electorate. In a show where Dan reads a lot to you he breaks down how the controversial Snowden has already changed things for the better.Download .mp3
Show 257 - Monopolizing the DemocracyDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 9 Jul 2013 - 39:44 minutes - 29.29mb
Dan's always been a vociferous opponent of the political duopoly in the U.S....now a David Brooks column about the recent Coup in Egypt has Dan drawing comparisons to what Brooks said about Egypt that Dan feels might apply to the U.S. as well.Download .mp3
Show 256 - Subverting ReformDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 24 Jun 2013 - 51:30 minutes - 37.75mb
Recent revelations have made more clear the scope of government surveillance and monitoring of foreigners and citizens. In this show, Dan takes the conversation to the next level.Download .mp3
Show 255 - The Big Long Surveillance ShowDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 10 Jun 2013 - 1:32:57 minutes - 67.60mb
One of the largest leaks of classified information ever divulged about U.S. Government clandestine surveillance and monitoring efforts hits the media, confirming many things Dan has said over the years.Download .mp3
Show 254 - Overdue ConversationsDescription And Show Notes
Tue, 28 May 2013 - 54:29 minutes - 39.90mb
Dan finally gets his wish granted when the President addresses key holes in the entire premise behind the War on Terror. Now what?Download .mp3
Show 253 - Probing the PresidentDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 15 May 2013 - 47:18 minutes - 34.74mb
Dan analyzes the three main scandals currently plaguing the Obama Administration. He breaks them down individually while trying to put them in a historical context.Download .mp3
Show 252 - The Emasculated RulersDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 6 May 2013 - 47:57 minutes - 35.20mb
The People are supposed to govern the United States. But in so many crucial areas We, The People have virtually no input or control over the direction policy takes. Can this be remedied? Dan wonders...Download .mp3
Show 251 - Self-Inflicted Defensive WoundsDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 22 Apr 2013 - 41:24 minutes - 30.48mb
A bombing at the Boston Marathon renews calls for extreme measures to combat terrorism. Can this go too far? If it does, can we ever dial the process back to saner levels?Download .mp3
Show 250 - Fear the Automatons!Description And Show Notes
Fri, 5 Apr 2013 - 45:54 minutes - 33.73mb
For some reason, Dan is not afraid of North Koreans. There's obviously something wrong with him. But you knew that already.Download .mp3
Show 249 - When Opportunism KnocksDescription And Show Notes
Sun, 17 Mar 2013 - 43:19 minutes - 31.86mb
Dan wonders if politicians have to believe in the causes they're championing for the public to benefit. If the GOP cynically embraces Rand Paul's constitutional ideas to win elections, can it lead to better things?Download .mp3
Show 248 - Secret LeakageDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 2 Mar 2013 - 58:46 minutes - 42.99mb
PFC Bradley Manning goes on trial for turning over U.S. Government secrets to Wikileaks for public release. Dan thinks he bears more resemblance to Daniel Ellsberg than to Ethel and Julius Rosenberg.Download .mp3
Show 247 - Constitutional CheckmateDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 13 Feb 2013 - 59:28 minutes - 43.50mb
What happens to a chess player who only thinks one move ahead? Dan argues that's how the U.S. is fighting The War on Terror. In this episode he touches upon drones, constitutional protections and short-term thinking.Download .mp3
Show 246 - Pie-In-the-Sky CynicismDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 30 Jan 2013 - 54:52 minutes - 40.18mb
In a classic example of an off-the-wall "Dan Carlin topic", Dan examines whether voters are qualified enough to play their role in a democratic system (and what can be done to help them do it better).Download .mp3
Show 245 - A Seat at the TableDescription And Show Notes
Thu, 17 Jan 2013 - 47:52 minutes - 35.14mb
The Common Sense episode released in June 2012 entitled "Put Up or Shut Up" finally pays some dividends. Dan's hope to prompt positive change is answered from an unexpected quarter.Download .mp3
Show 244 - Gunning for ViolenceDescription And Show Notes
Fri, 28 Dec 2012 - 48:45 minutes - 35.78mb
In the wake of another mass shooting, Dan looks at ways to alter a society that glorifies gun violence. He ties together culture, mental health and powerful lobbying groups in a fashion sure to upset everyone.Download .mp3
Show 243 - High ConfrontationDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 10 Dec 2012 - 34:09 minutes - 25.26mb
As more U.S. states vote to loosen restrictions on marijuana use, Dan hopes the rebellion against federal drug policy at the state level forces the government to begin to explain their reasoning behind decision-making.Download .mp3
Show 242 - Commeth the Repo Man IIDescription And Show Notes
Thu, 29 Nov 2012 - 58:14 minutes - 42.61mb
Nothing wakes people up to the reality of their financial situation more than the repo man showing up to take their car. Dan wonders if the U.S. would benefit from something similar happening to it.Download .mp3
Show 241 - Post-Election PotpourriDescription And Show Notes
Sat, 17 Nov 2012 - 57:42 minutes - 42.23mb
On a wide-ranging episode Dan breaks down the election results, the David Petraeus scandal, and the recent situation in Gaza.Download .mp3
Show 240 - Losing to WinDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 29 Oct 2012 - 42:23 minutes - 31.19mb
Dan discusses the counter-intuitive potential upsides for both Democrats and Republicans of a presidential election loss. Could the long-term goals of voters be advanced by a short term reverse?Download .mp3
Show 239 - No Truth, No ConsequencesDescription And Show Notes
Wed, 17 Oct 2012 - 34:43 minutes - 25.67mb
Dan breaks down the recent presidential debate and points out what almost all observers already know: that it is all style over substance. He then explains why the next debate will be the same.Download .mp3
Show 238 - The Enlightenment VirusDescription And Show Notes
Mon, 1 Oct 2012 - 57:44 minutes - 41.61mb
The ideas of the "Age of Enlightenment" are some of The West's proudest achievements. But what if other societies see them more akin to a virus than a boon? Can human values be internationalized? Should they?Download .mp3
Show 237 - Corruption 401Description And Show Notes
Tue, 18 Sep 2012 - 46:43 minutes - 33.68mb
Dan's audience already knows about the corruption problem in the U.S. political system. In this episode he takes the discussion to the next educational level with Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig.Download .mp3
Show 236 - Trapped by the Inflexible MindDescription And Show Notes
Thu, 6 Sep 2012 - 57:38 minutes - 41.53mb
Jobs are the main subject of both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, but Dan explains why both parties refuse to discuss the real reason good jobs are in such scarce supply.Download .mp3
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Maryland Minute - 04.07.11 - Is Gregg Doyel Writing A Story About Gary Williams or Not?
A short expansion of what we know about Maryland's new CEO.
6/25 at 11:54 am: sunjeffbarker: Maryland said it confirmed Yow's hiring with N.C. State. Yow will be made available to the media in a conference call late this afternoon.Looks like it's official. Still a little shocking to me but if any place had a chance to pulling her away from Maryland, it was NC State. More to come following the 2:00 PM press conference.
NC State is holding a 2:00 PM news conference, presumably to announce that Yow is the new AD. Yow confirmed to Testudo Times that she was traveling to NC State today, but that is the only confirmation we received. If Yow does leave, that creates an interesting situation for Maryland, since presumably the University President would be the one making the new hire, but Dan Mote is stepping down in August and a new President hasn't been announced or hired. That might mean a current athletic department official might be serving as interim AD for several months, until a new one can be hired. We'll keep you posted...
Wow. That's big news, huh? Of course, this will have an effect on athletics. I don't know who the new prez will be, but it'll worth it to watch how they get along with current AD, Debbie Yow. Mote just said he'd "gladly extend" Yow's contract, but that doesn't look like it'd be an option now. This will get very interesting over the summer and fall.
Debbie Yow's appearance on Mike Wise's radio show revealed nothing. Good.
Yes, the Ratt drummer wants his son's AD gone. And I don't get it.
Andy Katz Sits Down with VasquezJust a short paragraph, but it's great to hear from the man they call "The General." My favorite part about the whole thing? All of Vasquez's quotes are about...
It's very, very awkward, but hilarious.
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