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President Gerald Ford set October 9th, 1976 aside as a day "To give special recognition to a game that generates challenge, intellectual stimulation, and enjoyment for citizens of all ages."
October 9th is National Chess day.
gotta remeber
well its a good idea, but sadly so many in the USA are so dumbed down they probably don't know what chess is!!! , although in many other countries the game is more popular i realize, I think its just better to keep getting the game in the school system, and actively playing at clubs or online. Plus if you proclaim a chess day, it invites mockery from loser comedians and similar lowlife!!!
i garauntee everyone here that 70% of the U.S. dont know there is a national chess day!
I had no idea there was a national chess day! And I love to play chess!
you learn something every day.....
now if only i could get off work to play chess on national chess day.
Like the elephantwizard said you learn something new everyday. gotta remember to put that on my calender.
95% of America doesnt know national chess day
Well i need to mark this one on my calender =)
Everybody's invited to my house for beer, pizza and a rousing game of chess. October 9 is close to Canadian Thanksgiving so we can make it a double event. Of course by October 9 winter has pretty much set in up here so bring your woolies and don't forget to call Sled Dogs R Us to reserve your sled and huskies.
after beer and pizza youd probably win the games.especially with me.
Happy chess!
already celebrating with a win over a class a that was 300pts over my rating!!!
Now I know.I didn't even think that a 'National Chess Day' even exsisted!
My birthday is on national Chess day!!!!
Never knew that! Got to remember!!!
there should be a chess month - the benefits that come from playing chess warrant that kind of recognition. chess should be a part of every school's curriculum.
never knew that! AWESOME!!!!! :)
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I do believe Canon died after the 5D2.
I chose Canon then, i wouldn't choose Canon now.
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no reason at all!
lighter? smaller? how much is it? tiny? i don't think so.
They should make an 24-70 2.8 IS or an 24-105 f/4 IS II
The huge problem with canon users is that they don't demand! they compromise and that sucks. I can't take Canon seriously when third party solutions like magic latern unlocks a ton of features that Canon could blend in with a firmware upgrade, while nikon does that in the first place.
I can't take it seriously when i see no drastic development in sensors.
Did canon ever fixed her dynamic range or the noise in lower ISO levels and banding issues as well? NOPE
I'd like to have a FF camera, i was about to buy 5D3 or 6D but i see both of those cameras aren't worthy of their prices, while D600 is a steal!
24-70 2.8 II is a big disappointment (no IS and over expensive)
24-70 f4 IS too (too expensive and since 24-105 exists and it is a GREAT lens for all around use, no reason to buy this 24-70 f4 is)
So i'll stick with my old rebel 600D which is best value of money, plus the magic latern which makes this toy camera, a real camera, and when i feel the need to change equipment, i'll sell everything and move to nikon unless canon starts thinking of making products instead of toys.
Funny...I do not see that I would say a MUST have lens in the bag, just like 70-200 f2.8 IS II for FF.
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Haridopolos agrees to CFO Atwater's request for public meeting on SBA investmentThursday, October 6th, 2011 by Dara Kam
Senate President Mike Haridopolos has agreed to call in State Board of Administration executive director Ash Williams to answer questions about a $125 million investment after Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater, Haridopolos' predecessor, asked for the public meeting.
Atwater, a North Palm Beach banker, asked Haridopolos on Thursday to bring Williams in to satisfy Sen. Mike Fasano's demands for information about an investment earlier this year in hedge fund Starboard Value and Opportunity. Williams gave Fasano, R-New Port Richey, a bill for more than $10,000 in response to a public records request for documents regarding the investment, which was in the works for more than two years before the investment was made in April.
"It is my deep belief that you and the other members of the legislature, elected to represent the interests of Floridians, should have full and open access to information wherever it might reside throughout government, including the SBA," Atwater wrote in a letter to the senate president.
Atwater also said Fasano should not be charged to review the documents and that he trusts Fasano to keep any confidential information in the records private. On Monday, Fasano asked Haridopolos to subpoena Williams and the documents or to order him to appear before a Senate committee to explain the investment and the public records charges.
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"They're going to smaller, more mobile labs," Attorney General Roy Cooper told WNCN's Steve Sbraccia. "It's called the one pot method." Thinking back, neighbors say there were some signs something wasn't right at the barn which later blew up.
"We just noticed there were cars parked at the barn every so often," said Kimberly Ellis. "From what I was told when they rented the house, the barn was off limits to the people that had rented it; so there wasn't supposed to be anybody in there."
Across the state, police are busting more and more meth labs every year and say they need tougher laws to deal with meth makers.
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In the regularly scheduled Greensburg Community Schools Board of Education meeting Tuesday the main topic was the 2013-2014 curriculum, which was presented by Director of Guidance, Sue Auffenberg.
Greensburg Schools are waiting for feedback on the new two-week Fall Break. Some board members expressed that they felt the break was too long, but permanent changes will be left to the opinion of students and parents.
Diploma requirements have changed for the freshman and sophomore years, when compared to the junior and senior requirements. Options for duel credit classes have become more restrictive, though seven out of nine classes that could apply to state certifications are now being offered.
Board of Education President Al Moore expressed concern that the state certifications could narrow options for college for some students.
Auffenberg responded that the certifications are positive assets to future college applications, and are not intended to hold kids back if they decide to pursue a career unrelated to their certification.
Additionally, an Ivy Tech class has been made available which will qualify for AP English credits. AP English can also be taken during the junior years, so as not to isolate kids who didn't feel they were ready for the course during their sophomore year.
Teaching Algebra in the eight grade is coming closer to being a reality. "It seems every year we're raising the bar a little," Auffenberg said. There are challenges with getting students to look forward enough in their school career to understand the new mathematical challenges in their future, she explained.
AP Calculus students are now required to have their own scientific calculators. There are grants in place for students who cannot afford the expensive calculators.
More energies are being put to Algebra 1 Special Education to help students who may otherwise be left behind.
Environmental Science is planned on being dropped due to lack of interest. AP exams for AP Biology and Chemistry are now available during the summer.
Moreover, as part of Project Lead the Way, there has been discussion of offering Ivy Tech classes in Chemistry and Space Science for eight grade, particularly for students who do not test well. The problem lies in the lack of teachers on the freshman level. There is also the potential for an honors class in Biology 1 for freshmen, but there are still not enough teachers at the sophomore level.
On the "priority list" is an AP duel credit for Social Studies. History has been expanded to include AP World History which will cover 800 B.C. to the present.
Extracurricular programs will also see changes.
Archery has been added as a junior high option for advanced Physical Education due to success at the high school. Jazz Band has been dropped as a class, though it remains as an extracurricular activity. Greensburg Community High School (GCHS) Principal Phil Chapple said 24 students attended the 7:45 a.m. Jazz Band practice, indicating high interest. The reason Jazz Band was dropped because scheduling was conflicting with Marching Band. Show Choir has been expanded to include Freshmen. The choir director felt there were a handful of exceptional Freshmen who were losing an opportunity because Show Choir was not offered for the Freshmen grade.
The AP Art class description has been changed to stress that the class' intention is to create and expand portfolios. There has been discussion for begin an Art History and Digital Design classes, but there are not enough teachers.
Computer classes are largely remaining the same, though Programming has been dropped due to lack of interest.
A Business class for Freshmen has been added named Personal Financial Responsibility.
Chapple thanked Auffenberg for her efforts in creating and bettering the school curriculum. Chapple said Auffenberg thought of many questions about the classes that had not been addressed. "It's good to have a leader in the state who looks at career paths," he remarked.
The complete curriculum guide is planned to be finished in November.
The board also made note of several donations received from various organizations.
First Federal Savings and Loan donated 66 letter jackets for Greensburg High School students which amounted to $9,474.35. Target Take Charge of Education donated $354.44 to GES; Encore Insurance Group donated $500 to the high school's Football Player of the Game; and Rural King donated approximately $1,500 worth of supplies to the Industrial Tech. Department.
The Greensburg Schools have owned a property in Iowa since the '20s, which has been rented by the Finer family for 30 years.
The school system has received word that the Finer's current rate of $135 an acre is well under the current market rate, likely leading to a raise in rent. Finer has been sent a letter informing him that the Greensburg Schools will be reevaluating the property's value, though no more contact has been implemented, and the reevaluation has not yet occurred.
Superintendent Tom Hunter requested that the school's current 1990 pick-up truck, which is used for snow removal, be disposed, and a new vehicle purchased in its stead.
The board approved the request, given the current truck can no longer be repaired. An auction will be retrieving the old truck, and a new vehicle estimated at $25,000 will be purchased.
Hunter congratulated Mike Novak, Engineering and Technology Education teacher, for being in the top 10 candidates for Indiana Teacher of the Year.
He also expressed condolences regarding two recent deaths: Richard Lee Revalee, principal of Greensburg Junior High School for 26 years, and Gary F. Wolter, husband of GES teacher Karen Wolter. Gary Wolter was killed in a motorcycle accident late last month.
For the second straight meeting, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) equal rights organization "Get Equal" were present at Tuesday's meeting.
A representative spoke during the alloted time for communication from patrons. He repeated Get Equal's demands that three educators be placed on administrative leave while litigation against them is still pending in regards to the Billy Lucas case.
Following the first speaker was Shaleese Grimes, who identified herself as the mother of a severely bullied student.
She expressed that she was immensely disturbed by the lack of discussion of bullying in Greensburg schools during the school board meeting, and described adults' responsibilities in protecting children. "Billy Lucas will never take advantage of the classes offered. All this stuff this lady (Sue Aufenberg) talked about means nothing if our kids are not here." said Grimes.
Unable to respond to the protesters because of the pending litigation, the meeting was closed.
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CHESTER, W.Va. (AP) - Services are scheduled Thursday for a 109-year-old Hancock County woman.
An obituary posted on the website of McKinney Funeral Home in Youngsville, Pa., says Elizabeth D. Carlson of Chester died Monday at the retirement community where she lived.
According to the 2010 Census, there were 273 West Virginians age 100 or older. Nationwide, there were 53,364 centenarians in 2010.
Carlson was born Oct. 10, 1903, in Nebraska, Pa., and graduated from Youngsville High School in 1922. After graduating from Clarion Normal School, she worked as a teacher at a one-room school. Her husband, Elmer, died in 1943.
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Whether or not Wes Lyons will play in the NFL again remains to be seen—he appeared in all four of the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2011 preseason games—but his writing career is off and running with the November publishing of his first book, " The Pursuit with Patience."
Lyons, a Woodland Hills High School and West Virginia University alum, started writing the book after he was released by the Steelers in 2011. (He ended up back with the team in 2012 but is no longer with them.)
The goal of the book, as Lyons says on his website, "is to inspire at least one person." He continues, "That would make all the hard work and time that I have dedicated to writing 'The Pursuit with Patience' worth it in the end."
Wesley A. Lyons Jr. was raised in North Braddock Borough, eventually starring for the Wolverines and graduating from Woody High in 2006. He then accepted an athletic scholarship to attend West Virginia and graduated from WVU a semester early in 2009. The 6-foot-8 tight end/wide receiver landed with the New York Jets after college before moving on to the Steelers.
"Woodland Hills taught me to be prepared, take initiative (and) maintain a positive attitude," Lyons says. "Coach George Novak was a big part of me developing. He taught me those things along with stressing the importance of being dedicated and committed to my craft.
"We have a father-son relationship. He treats all of his players special. We still continue to have a great relationship."
Lyons' book, split into 10 chapters that go from "Early Years in Sports" to "The League," gives an inside look at his childhood in Pittsburgh, takes you behind-the-scenes of the college recruitment process and delves into the world of professional football and Lyons' family life.
"'The Pursuit with Patience' is not a book about the awards and success that I had in football," Lyons says on his site. "It's about the journey of my life. I really want people to understand the journey that I endured.
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The second half of the UFC on FX prelims were...well, not very good. Two of the bouts were uninspiring to say the least, and while there was a nice knockout and some good grappling in the other two bouts, it was hard to care. Basically, it was a pretty weak preliminary card overall.
Edson Barboza did look great in his bout against Lucas Martins, picking up a first-round knockout victory at the 2:38 mark. Martin walked straight into a Barboza punch that put him on his back, and Barboza pounded him out for his fifth UFC win.
Nik Lentz completely outgrappled Diego Nunes to pick up a unanimous decision win. The first two rounds were all Lentz, with him imposing his will on the Brazilian. Nunes landed a punch late in the third that stunned Lentz, but it was too late by then. The judges had it 30-26, 30-27, and a strange 30-28.
Ronny Markes did basically the same thing Lentz did in his bout with Andrew Craig. He controlled the grappling for the first two rounds, and it wasn't exciting. Craig clipped him in the third, but Markes was able to stay composed and get it to the finish line. All three judges had it 29-28 for the Brazilian.
In the featured preliminary card fight, Godofredo Castro and Milton Vieira engaged in a back-and-forth grappling match. Vieira controlled the first with his wrestling and got Pepey down in the second, but Pepey hit a beautiful sweep into mount and controlled the rest of the round with a body lock. The third seemed looked like it was Vieira's and he'd get the decision, but the judges didn't see it that way and awarded Pepey a weak split decision victory (29-28, 28-29, 29-28).
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APT2 to Accelerate Debian Package Installation
Debian and Ubuntu developer Julian Andres Klode has reported in his blog about the progress of his APT2 software, an alternative implementation of the Debian Advanced Packaging Tool (APT).
APT2, whose development Klode began in August 2009, consists mainly of the libapt library that prepares package management functions. The capt command line tool provides the front end. The programmer implements the glib cross-platform library and the new Vala object-oriented language for it.
The database backend used most recently is SQLite 3, which can store comprehensive metadata and converts queries to common SQL statements. It also helps increase the performance of the APT implementation. According to Klode, capt searches eight times faster than aptitude and around three times faster than apt-cache.
The capt CLI uses the readline library, which is also in bash, and thus provides an interactive package shell with history (and command completion to follow). Some usage examples:
jak@hp:~/Desktop/APT2:temp$ capt
apt$ help
APT2 0.0.20091213 command-line frontend
config dump Dump the configuration
config get OPTION Get the given option
config set OPTION VALUE Set the given option
search EXPRESSION Search for the given expression
show PACKAGE Show all versions of the given package
sources list Print a list of all sources
version Print the version of APT2
Klode hopes to have a first release of APT2 completed by Christmas 2009, as he indicates in his blog. It will partly depend on whether Vala 0.7.9 or a newer version is ready.
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London Scottish head coach James Buckland is excited to be unleashing Lee Millar in the centres for the first time, write Andy Weston.
The 22-year-old former Gala fly-half takes over from in-form 13 Mike Doneghan – injured in training this week– for Sunday's visit of Bedford Blues.
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"Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences, offers us an often scary, always interesting, analysis of the problems we face with judgment and decision-making. The more autonomous System 1 is fast, intuitive and emotional, while the effortful System 2 is slower, more deliberate and logical. Our minds are filled with incomparable capabilities and faulty biases. Better understanding of when to trust ourselves and others provides us with insights about the quality of challenging choices we make throughout each day.
Among the findings reported is our general preference to avoid the strain and effort of System 2 problem-solving, seeking instead the cognitive ease of System 1. Even experienced judges, expected to "apply legal reasons to the facts of a case in a rational, mechanical, and deliberative manner" have been found to be profoundly affected by "psychological, political, and social factors."
As reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences depletion effects in judgment showed up in a study of parole judges in Israel. Cases were reviewed in random order throughout the work day with the default decision being denial of parole. Only 35% of all requests were approved, but when the request was reviewed made a significant difference since the percentage of favorable rulings dropped gradually from about 65% to nearly zero within each decision session and then returned abruptly to about 65% after each food break.
The data indicates that a hungry and tired judge is not someone you want reviewing your parole request. As stated in the "Extraneous factors in judicial decisions" abstract, the "findings suggest that judicial rulings can be swayed by extraneous variables that should have no bearing on legal decisions."
Long-term issues such as pension policies can also suffer from cognitive distortions due to effects such as anchoring around discount rate projections and ignoring regression to the mean. Climate change also challenges our cognitive abilities due to its complexity and controversy.
Rare events are especially difficult for us to assess as there is a tendency for people to overestimate the probabilities of unlikely events or ignore them altogether. Either approach adversely affects appropriate allocation of scarce resources.
There is plenty more well-delivered information in "Thinking, Fast and Slow" so it's not surprising that the New York Times Book Review, The Economist and The Wall Street Journal all considered it one of the best books of 2011.
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I have listened to Daniel Kahneman discuss "thinking fast and slow" on both Michael Krasny's local KQED Forum and also on Wisconsin Public Radio. I got his book from the library and I find he makes accessible the difficult insight that most of what we think goes on in our "Hidden Brain" (Shankar Vedantam). Interestingly, he points out that most of the decisions/choices we do arrive at with our system 2 analytical thinking endorse what our system i intuitive thinking led us to. This helps explain why Jonathan Haidt (The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion) asserts that reason is driven by passion, not vice versa.


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W.O.D. 7.11.14 Gymnastics Focus: Eccentric Ring Holds (Advanced) Do three sets of eccentric holds on the rings. Get a 24 inch box and set it about 2 feet in front of the rings. Have the rings set about 30 inches from the ground. Lay on the ground with your feet on the box and using a false grip, pull yourself to the rings and touch your chest with the rings. You should be parallel to the ground at this point in time. Hold this position as LONG as possible and resist gravity until you are completely extended at the elbow…at this point in time, try to pull yourself to touch the rings again. Ring Rows (Novice) Three sets of 10 reps changing the angle of your body and challenging yourself or putting your feet up on the box for an enhanced stimulus. For time: Row 1000m 10 Back Squats 135/95 Row 500 15 Back Squats 155/105 Row 250m 20 Back squats 205/135 The athlete will have one bar and is responsible for loading the bar.
Crossfit -Airdyne 30 sec (85%) 30 sec (50%) x10 rest 10 min - For Time 10 Pistols 20 Box Jumps 24/20 30 Cal Row 50 Sit ups 30 Cal Row 20 Box Jumps 24/20 10 pistols...
Iris training for her first Olympic weightlifting competition at Athletic Lab in Raleigh on Saturday. Good luck Iris!
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7/12/2014 WOD: Back Squat : 1 Rep Max Then: Row 2 km This is an all out effort for time.
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Lake Escape in Lake of the Ozarks
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,100 - $ 2,100 / week
vacation rental description
Beautiful lake front home on the 2 mile marker of the quiet Niangua includes a cement dock, with 2 jet ski lifts, and a great area where you can just layout and relax. Built in 2007, our 2100 sq. ft. home accommodates up to 10 guests. Featuring 3 bedrooms plus a sleeping loft with private bath. The main level offers a king bed master suite with full bath, plus an additional half bath and laundry room. An open floor plan offers a well-equipped kitchen, a spacious family room with queen sofa sleeper all with a breathtaking lake view and access to a large, covered deck, with fabulous wood burning stone fireplace.
Bedroom #2 Queen Bed, Bedroom #3 Bunk beds plus full size futon. Bedroom #4/Loft 2 twin beds. Jack and Jill bath between #2 and #3
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 04-18-2014 at 4:51 PM.
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David Noonan 8166165089
house rental amenities
Central heat and air conditioning
Washer and Drye, 3 - Cable TV's,Indoor and Outdoor Stereo System with IPod hookup,Fully equiped kitchen,Cooking utensils Provided,icemaker,Coffeemaker,toaster,blender,Microwave,Dishwasher,Garbage Disposal and trash compactor.Linens provided (Beach towels not provided)
activities and attractions in Lake of the Ozarks Missouri
The house is just 30 min. from Osage Beach for shopping at the outlet mall, golf coarse's, go-carts, 10 minutes to Bridal Cave and 20 min. to the great HaHa Tonka for hiking. Activities (on site or nearby): Fishing, Swimming, Boating, Waterskiing, Parasailing. Water Parks, Shopping, Restaurants, 7 Springs Winery, Day Spas, Bridal Cave, hiking, Sightseeing, and so much more.
Near by Restaurants:
Captain Ron's - Restaurant and bar, Inflatable playground, Beach Volleyball, Lake Shootout
Larry's at the Lake - Restaurant and bar, Floating bar and dance floor, Sunday Martini brunch
vacation rental rates
Sleeps 8-10,
Note, until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Nov 1 - Mar 31 - $200.00 Nightly Rental - 3 Night Minimum - Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6!
April 1 - May 22 - $250.00 Nightly Rental - 3 Night Minimum - Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6!
May 23 - Sep 30 - $300.00 Nightly Rental - 3 Night Minimum - Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6!
Please note a 15% rate increase during the week/weekend of a holiday.
Oct 1 - Oct 31- $250.00 Nightly Rental - 6 Night Minimum
All Renter(s) & Guest(s) must be of age (30 years or older) or accompanied by parent/legal guardian.
All reservations are subject to $110.00 cleaning fee and purchase "Property Damage Protection for $69 ( call for details )
Reservation dates will not be held until $200 deposit has been received.
Remaining ballance is due in two payments. Half payment due 60 days prior to stay. Final payment is due 14 days prior to arrival. Check-in is 3:00 PM and Check-out is 11:00 AM.
David Noonan 8166165089
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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 Lake of the Ozarks
- 7 Hills Winery
- Visit "We are Bazzar"
- Day Spas
- Shop
Top things to do on a budget
- Fish
- Swim
- Hike
- Relax
Top things to do with a family
- Fish
- Swim
- Hike
- Relax
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New Home in Private Lakefront Association in Lake Winnipesaukee
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Suissevale
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,400 - $ 1,600 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 5,000 / month
vacation rental description
Lake Winnipesaukee Family Getaway! Rates for remaining 2014 Summer Season dropped!!! Newly constructed 4 bedroom home designed for year round relaxing vacations with Central A/C, Stone Fireplace, Open Floor plan with 18' Ceilings and large outdoor deck. This home is located in Suissevale on Birch Hill in Moultonboro NH, a private s/f home association designed for families with a clubhouse, playgrounds, large beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee beach, marina, B=Ball and Tennis courts and direct access to NH snow mobile trails. Walk or drive to the private beach. Centrally located in the lakes region near Meredith, Center Harbor, Wolfboro and Laconia. Plenty of summer activities: Swimming, boating, jet skis, world class fishing, and hiking, and winter activities like skiing. Several ski areas within 30 minutes; Gunstock, King Pine, Attitash, Cranmore. Perfect location for relaxing with plenty for the kids to do!!
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Last modified on 06-11-2014 at 1:40 PM.
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Tom Furtado
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Central Air Conditioning, Stone wood burning fireplace, Barbeque Grill, fully applianced kitchen and laundry, cable TV in all rooms and WiFi. Home has 4 bedrooms; 2 have queen beds, 1 has bunk beds, and 1 has a full and a twin bed. Couch also converts to queen sleeper. Kitchen is fully stocked with pots, pans & utensils. Newly constructed family room on lower level, great for the kids. Bring your own linens and towels to keep in simple.
Centrally located, 10 minutes from Wolfboro, 15 minutes from Meredith, 35 minutes to North Conway shopping.
activities and attractions in Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire
Lake Winnipesaukee and all of its beauty and activities. Visit Castle In The Clouds, just 2 miles away for hiking and site seeing. Local area has excellent restaurants and several quality public golf courses. Several ski areas within 30 minute drive. Direct access to NH State snowmobile trails.
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Summer Season - June thru August - $1600 per week
Winter, Spring and Fall - $1,400 per week
$400 Refundable Security Deposit Required
Tom Furtado
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Top things to do in Lake Winnipesaukee
- Boating
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Jet Skis
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Hiking & site seeking
- Outdoor Sports
- Canoeing & Kayaking
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- Swimming & Boating
- Skiing
- Fishing
- Go Karts
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Tom Furtado , owner


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The Weighing Process
With regard to weighing fish, however, there are no gray areas.
|Vitek measures a leader that was submitted in a record-application package that also included notarized paperwork, a Boga-Grip scale and appropriate pictures of the catch. (ADRIAN E. GRAY)
Fish must be weighed on an IGFA-certified scale either on solid land or from a firmly fixed structure attached to land, such as a dock.
"Weighing a fish on a boat won't work," says Vitek. "If you're bouncing around, you won't get an accurate reading."
While scales must be certified, they can — and often are — certified after a catch is made, according to Vitek. In such cases, the angler generally mails the scale to IGFA headquarters for certification, usually along with a record-application package that includes the original, completed and notarized application; the full length of leader, including hook and lure arrangement; the full length of double-line, still connected to and including 30 to 50 feet of main line; and photographs of the catch (more on that later).
Scales cannot be off by more than one increment of weight. A 15-pound Boga-Grip, for instance, displays weight increments of 4 ounces; so, if that scale measures accurately within 4 ounces or less of true weight, it's certifiable by IGFA standards.
"If it's a digital scale," says Vitek, "we do a consistency test. We'll put a weight on the scale three different times, and we need to get the same reading each time. If it's inconsistent, we can't work with that."
A Game of Conservation
Firm rules also apply to photography. Three images are required by IGFA: a picture of the angler with the fish, a shot of the rod and reel, and a shot of the fish on the scale. Often, it's possible to capture all three of these requirements in a single shot.
But that brings up a question: What if you're fishing alone? Furthermore, what if you want to release your catch?
Both are fine. With the influx of digital, mountable cameras like GoPros, it's relatively easy to capture shots of yourself holding a big fish on a scale with rod and reel in hand. And while most people think that killing a fish is required to establish a world record, that's simply not the case, especially when dealing with inshore species that can be quickly and easily weighed on land (whether on shore or in shallow water) before release.
In fact, Vitek says that over the past two years, approximately 50 percent of all record submissions were released fish.
Arostegui has been among the leading proponents of releasing records. He even weighed and released a 385-pound lemon shark to establish a new 12-pound-tippet fly-rod record several years back.
"I am very proud of that fact," he says.
Indeed he should be — and it just goes to show that nothing is impossible when it comes to fishing for world records. It's a time-honored angling tradition that epitomizes the best in sport fishing, and will never go out of style.
About the experts
Jack Vitek is the IGFA's world-records coordinator. A graduate of Stetson University in Florida, he can be reached at 954-924-4246 or email@example.com to discuss all things world records.
Dr. Martin Arostegui has been one of the most prolific world-record hunters over the past 20 years. A retired doctor from Miami, he holds more than 400 IGFA world records.


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Vendor Day: March 6, 2014
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When I click 'Log In' within the admin bar, I get 'page not found'.
(the 'Log In' link: http://zarathud.org/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fzarathud.org )
probably b/c wp-login.php is not in the top-level directory; wordpress is installed in a subdirectory.
Seems like this might be a mistake in the code generating the log-in link; it should be getting the blog url (as I've gathered from a similar issue with the header) instead of the home url.
Can anyone point me to the function I need to check out and possibly override, please? Or hit me with the RTFM stick and a link to the relevant page? Haven't found it myself yet, i'm afraid. problem w/ programming while tired.
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Daniel Hines
Tuesday / September 2, 2014 / 12:00 p.m.Brewer Plaza
Daniel Hines, 24, is a British pianist, keyboardist, and composer. He was classically trained from the age of 6 and began to compose around the age of 15. His key musical inspirations include Beethoven, Chopin, and Debussy, and progressive rock— most of all Pink Floyd, Camel, and Dream Theater.
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What Is Transitional Care Planning?
Transitional care planning helps the patient's cancer care continue without interruption through different phases of the cancer experience.
Transition means passage from one phase to another. Transitional care planning is the bridge between two phases of care. As the cancer patient's treatment goals change or the place of care changes, the patient may encounter problems during the transition. Patients will need to make decisions that balance disease status and treatment options with family needs, finances, employment, spiritual or religious beliefs, and quality of life. There may be practical problems such as finding an appropriate rehabilitation center, obtaining special equipment, or paying for needed care. There may be mental health problems such as depression or anxiety. Transitional care planning helps identify and manage these problems so the transition can go smoothly, without interruption of care. This can reduce stress on the patient and family and improve the patient's health outcome.
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Transitional care planning may include support and education for the patient and family and referral to resources. Ideally, it involves a team approach by the patient's health care providers. It is important that there be close communication between members of the team and that this communication include the patient and family.
Goals of cancer care may change as the disease changes.
Each type of cancer requires different care and the goals of a patient's treatment may change as his or her disease gets better or worse. Cancer care may include any of the following:
- Active treatment: Treatment given to cure the cancer.
- Supportive care: Care given to prevent or treat as early as possible the symptoms of the disease; side effects caused by treatment of the disease; and psychological, social, and spiritual problems related to the disease or its treatment.
- Palliative therapy: Treatment given to relieve symptoms and improve the patient's quality of life. Palliative therapy may be given along with other cancer treatments or when treatment is no longer curative, to make the patient comfortable at the end of life.
Transitional care planning can help the patient and family with medical, practical, and emotional issues that arise as they adjust to these different levels and goals of care.
A patient may receive care in several different settings during the course of the illness.
Most of the care received by people with cancer is provided in places other than a hospital. The place where the patient receives treatment may change several times during the course of the illness. Patients may go from receiving care in a hospital or as an outpatient to receiving care at home, in a nursing home, at a rehabilitation center (a place for special training, such as help in regaining strength or movement), or from a hospice team for end-of-life care. When a patient moves from one place of care to another, the process of planning for the move is often called discharge planning. This may involve a case manager who acts on the patient's behalf when dealing with the hospital, visiting nurses, health care companies, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, and other groups that provide the care needed. The case manager is a link to resources and services in the community and can arrange for the provision of services, including patient and family education and referrals.


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TAZEWELL COUNTY, Ill.-- Tazewell County Board member John Ackerman says he will run for County Clerk in the November 2014 election.
Ackerman says he will not seek re-election to the County Board. Instead he will seek election to the position of Tazewell County Clerk.
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John Fogli is a part-time faculty Professor of Business Administration at DVC. He has been teaching business courses at DVC for 3 years. The classes he usually teaches include BUS 109 (Introduction to Business), BUS 103 (Business Math), and BUS 240 (Business Statistics). He received his MBA from University of San Francisco and his Bachelor's degree in Organizational Behavior from UC Berkeley. In addition to teaching at DVC, Mr. Fogli works for Sentenium LLC, a data processing and survey research consulting company. Prior to DVC, he has had over 10 years of work experience in market research, retailing, and management consulting.
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Once on the ship, we had a 2:30 lunch in the Aloha Cafe and immediately felt better. The food was very good with a lot of variety.
Our cabin was ready and we were even a little early for the muster drill. It was surprising that we did not have to take our life jackets and it was very surprising to see the casual attitude of many of the passengers (late, chatting, carrying drinks) None of this was corrected by the crew. Our cabin was smaller than I have experienced on any other ship, but large enough for our clothing and luggage storage. It was clean and well maintained. We only ever saw our cabin steward once in the 7 days.
The ship itself is organized like almost any other ship. It was casual and comfortable with numerous activities going on throughout the day.
All of our excursions were booked online with NCL and were excellent.
Entertainment in Pinks was very good, but the theatre shows were typically fair. The crew's talent show was very good.
Dining freestyle in either of the 2 main dining rooms was very good with very little waiting time, especially when we asked to share a table. The food was never great, mostly satisfactory. On one occasion it was over an hour and a half before our food came. Not a very happy table that night! This was the biggest difference from other cruise lines where the food was always excellent.
One concern was with a Shore Excursion attendant. He made some innapropriate comments about our post cruise excursion with another company. This was done through our travel agent and we mistakenly assumed it was through the ship.We asked advice about disembarkation times and he was very flippant, almost rude.
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Doug Rigney was appointed interim vice president for Information Technology in September 2009. Prior to this appointment, he had served as vice president of Student Affairs since June 2006. He is a professor of biomedical engineering in the School of Engineering and earned four degrees, including his Ph.D., at UAB. He also holds secondary appointments as a professor in the department of materials and mechanical engineering and assistant professor in metallurgical engineering. As special assistant to the provost, a post he held in 2005 and 2006, Rigney was responsible for implementing new student records and information systems for the campus. Prior to that, he was assistant dean for academic and student affairs from 2000 to 2002 before becoming associate dean for Engineering, a post he held until 2005.Rigney has been a member of numerous campus wide committees and is a past president of the UAB National Alumni Society and the UAB Faculty & Staff Benevolent Fund Council.
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Fantastical 2 has replaced the Calendar app on my iPhone, and I don't see that ever changing. Managing my schedule, along with Reminders integration have made it a "must have" app.
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The small startup blends data from multiple sources to ensure that information on local businesses, such as location, hours, and services, is always up-to-date.
An app that tackles one of the world's most pressing problems has arrived. Now, with a simple few taps, you too can realize what it's like to live in the year 2014.
Besides posting cute pictures of your cats and dogs, the Singapore app allows users to tag strays so a cat charity can find and sterilize them.
With the aid of your smartphone and an app, the compact Cobra iRadar Atom is a powerful tool for monitoring the road ahead for speed traps and road hazards.
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The Concord Board of Selectmen voted Monday night to allow Jack Grant six months to find a person in which to transfer the Walden Grille's license.
Grant, who manages the All Liquor License for the restaurant, said that it is his intention to find someone else to take over the license and continue a restaurant of some type on the property. Grant did not specify if that restaurant would still carry the name or become something different.
"At this point, we don't have an owner in place," Grant said. "But we're working with the landlord to come up with something."
after roughly 25 years of serving the community. Since that time, residents have been left to wonder what will become of the property since the liquor license was never relinquished.
Administrative Assistant to the Board of Selectmen Ruth Lauer explained Monday that normally a license holder would have to relinquish the license if the establishment in question was not open during the hours specified in the terms of the license. However, she also related that a license holder could be granted additional time to find another person to purchase the license from the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, if that is the wish of the original license holder.
Grant was asked to present his official decision to the board and he related his intention to sell the license. The selectmen agreed to provide him extra time to do so, believing that Walden Grille was an establishment that many in town enjoyed.
"We can use as many restaurants in town as we can," said Selectman Stanly Black, "so this would fill a hole if you're able to transfer the license."


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Behold... The Arctopus - You Will Be Reincarnated As An Imperial Space Attack Turtle
If I could write song titles like that, I'd be a rich man. The superb second track from Behold... The Arctopus's self-released CD 'Arctopocalypse Now... Warmageddon Later'. The guitar solos on this just blow my mind. If you like this song... don't bother trying to find the album to buy. It's nigh on impossible. You can also find this track on the re-released version of 'Namo-Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning', which, again, is very hard to find. But, please, buy one of their more easily obtainable albums and support them.
Behold... The Arctopus - Skullgrid (Full Album)
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The rich iconography of the Wheel of Life can be interpreted on several levels. The six major sections represent the Six Realms. These realms can be understood as forms of existence, or states of mind, into which beings are born according to their karma. The realms also can be viewed as situations in life or even personality types -- hungry ghosts are addicts; devas are privileged; hell beings have anger issues.
In each of the realms the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara appears to show the way to liberation from the Wheel. But liberation is possible only in the human realm. From there, those who realize enlightenment find their way out of the Wheel to Nirvana.
The gallery shows sections of the Wheel and explains them in more detail.
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The Prestige Cognacs
They are unabashedly artful, without embarrassment or hesitation, beautiful objects.
LE COGNAC has selected a few rare and exceptional Cognacs, often produced in limited quantities and superbly presented. They were conceived to be unforgettable gifts to some one or to yourself.
Magnificent decanters, exclusive wooden boxes, luxury presentation, these Cognacs from the oldest reserves of the Houses come in the most refined presentation that the French art de vivre can offer.
Hine - Talent de Thomas Hine
Created in 1991 by Bernard & Jacques HINE, the great great great great grandsons of Thomas HINE to celebrate to bicentenary of their ancestor's arrival in France. They selected their most prestigious cognac, TRIOMPHE, for this occasion.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €4,458.33 Incl. Tax: €5,350.00
Jean Fillioux - XO Impérial
Very old Eau-de-Vie with an amber colour.
Villeroy and Boch Cristal Decanter in its luxury box.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €323.33 Incl. Tax: €388.00
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A jewel for the superb Reserve Familiale, a sumptuous " Sèvres " Crystal Decanter. Very luxurious grey/blue plain wooden box, blue leather, silver label. Only the luxury. Each decanter is numbered.
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No sex offenders at campground law — again a seemingly good idea that's all wrong. Let's limit their liberties even more. How about movie theater? The mall? Baseball or hockey games? Parents need to do their job.
Driving on/over the center line and failing to clean snow off windows should get some remedial training for the offender. If you can't see where you are going and think the middle of the road is a safe place, you are dangerous.
The driver ahead of me paid for my coffee order at Dunkin' the other day. If you wish to do a good deed, give to a legitimate and needy charity. I made $140,000 last year. Thanks anyway.
When the Second Amendment was passed in 1791, "arms" were single-shot muskets that had to be manually loaded with powder and ball for each shot. Our founding fathers couldn't foresee today's carnage.
I am feeding feral cats. I am also live trapping, spaying, neutering, releasing, supplying shelters and teaching my children to be stewards of the environment and care for all of God's creatures. What are you doing to help with the cat problem?
Company sets policies so employees will not take extra breaks arrive on time, but the ones who do not follow these rules are the supervisors and managers.
I spoke to my in-laws about their inability to be good grandparents. I made attempts for years to help them, to no avail. Their answer was spending thousands on Christmas and birthday gifts that were opened without them.


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Are you born to sell? Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit? Want to join a team that works hard and knows how to have fun?
In that case, you may want to work for Patch! We're hiring a regional sales manager, so we're looking for a great person with advertising experience to join our team!
We're looking for someone who can build and maintain relationships with regional advertising agencies and large regional clients. You'll be working to drive revenue for multi-state regions, and also work closely with marketing and AOL's national sales group.
It is essential that applicants for this position know the communities and surrounding areas well, and is familiar with the digital and social medial world.
Also key is someone who loves to see small businesses succeed.
Interested? E-mail your resume to Regional Publisher Vincent Ing at email@example.com.
If you're not familiar with Patch, here's a primer: We are a network of more than 850 hyperlocal news sites, staffed by professional journalists and advertising professionals who go out of our way to make life ridiculously easy for our readers by giving them local news and a place they can learn and share information about their community.
Patch has 17 sites in Northeast Ohio devoted to serving our readings and the business community.
Patch also has other openings in a variety of areas across the country. Check out the listings at www.patch.com/jobs.


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Group called Chademo, which includes several automakers and Tokyo Electric Power, will set a standard for Japan and later aim for an international standard.
Charging an electric car is not quite as easy as just plugging it in. There are different charging options that fill a car's battery and different rates.
At the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, Kia showed off the Soul EV, an electric car the company will market this year.
Nichicon's 375-pound chargers can output 20 to 30 kilowatts, and they take 35 to 60 minutes to charge.
Automotive News reports on Nissan's assertion that the Leaf EV can serve as backup electricity for homes.
Toyota and three other Japanese automakers together with a power company have set up a group to promote electric vehicles by standardising recharging machines and marketing the technology abroad.
Like other electric cars, the 2014 Chevrolet Spark EV offers limited usage scenarios due to its range, but its drivetrain is ultraefficient and surprisingly powerful.
Last night, Tesla Motors demonstrated how a service station could accomplish two battery swaps for the Model S in the time it takes to fill a gas tank. Problem is, that technique works only for Tesla.
Premiering at the 2011 North American International Auto Show, the vehicles join the Chinese carmaker's plug-in hybrid sedan, currently being tested by the LA Housing Authority.
The 2012 Nissan Leaf offers a good blend of affordability and all-around performance for city dwellers and suburbanites looking to go zero-emission, but its cruising range limits its appeal for long hauls.


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Includes veterans' benefits, starting and running a business, unemployment, County job openings, and selling to the County.
Includes the courts, most wanted, law enforcement, child support enforcement, sealing record, victims' services, and jury duty.
Includes planning, building codes and permits, owning and renting a property, and property tax assessments.
Includes child and adult health service, food stamps, foster care, mental health, in-home nurse, substance abuse, and child support.
Includes bereavement, certificates and vital records, and divorce.
Includes air quality and burn days, garbage and recycling, sewer, conservation, and green energy financing.
Includes adopting a pet, animal control, and local vets and shelters.
Includes information on the buildings, county, codes, departments, projects, representation, and voting.
Includes activities and events, parks, museums, libraries, and volunteerism.
Property taxes, business taxes, transient occupancy taxes, fines, and financial reports.
Includes passports, bus schedules, and road maintenance.
Includes forest fires and floods, emergency preparation, and emergency response.
In an effort to preserve the land for continued agricultural use, Placer Legacy, the California Department of Conservation, and Placer Land Trust established an agricultural conservation easement on a 40-acre Newcastle farm property. The easement, finalized in February 2010, prevents any use or development of the property that would significantly damage or impair the property or its agricultural values. The Natural Trading Company is certified organic by the California Certified Organic Farmers. Public access is not permitted.
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Undergrad Admission
Art History Undergrad Admissions click here.
Effective August 15, 2013, the UIC School of Art and Design will become the UIC School of Art and Art History and the UIC School of Design.
Potential applicants are encouraged to attend preview days which are sponsored by the Office of Student Services in the College of Architecture, Design and the Arts.
Key information about undergraduate admissions:
Applications are submitted to the UIC Office of Admissions. Applications are available online. Please do not submit a portfolio, creative work is not reviewed for program admission. All timelines are established by UIC Admissions.
Admission is based on a combination of things: ACT/SAT score, high school GPA, class rank, and personal statement.
Transfer students:
Admission is based on GPA from transfer institution, and personal statement. Transfer students will be given a Degree Audit Report at orientation which will explain what courses are being accepted for credit. This review will not take place prior to that time.
Inter-collegiate transfers:
Anyone who is presently a student at UIC and wishing to transfer to the School of Art and Design must complete an application form. (These are available in 208 Jefferson Hall) Admission is based on GPA, no portfolio will be reviewed. The minimum GPA is a 2.75.
Once accepted, students should carefully read each piece of correspondence they receive. There are several things that will need to be returned to UIC to be fully admitted and to reserve a place at an orientation session.
All incoming students will be required to purchase a mac laptop computer. The UIC bookstore has the current specs. Accepted students should watch the bookstore web site, MicroStation, for changes as new computers and software become available. All students must also purchase Adobe CS5 Master Collection. The software is available through the bookstore at a discounted price.
All students are admitted to the Art or the Design Foundation program. At the end of the first year (generally in late April) a portfolio review is held. Each student must pass the review for the area in which they wish to major. Once they have done so, they will then enter into the sequence of courses required for the specific major.