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I don't know the model number because I can't get the door open. It is a Kenmore Elite HE3 front loading machine. The machine has been acting up. Sometimes the SUDS code comes on even when I used half the soap called for. The cycles go until the last few minutes and then stop. I have unplugged the machine to try to reset things but that usually doesn't let me open the door. I can't fine my instruction manual. I am sure these codeas: SUDS or F 02 are in the manual. Please help me!Be the first to comment
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2nd and 2 at the Dolphins 2….Bills in the RedZone once again utilizes the spread shotgun formation….Fitzpatrick gets Brad Smith in motion from right to left and has him stacked at the line.
Fitzpatrick quickly hits Brad Smith with the inside pitch. A high percentage play in the redzone that usually works more times than not and the Bills excited it perfectly here.
Obviously the Bills have struggled this season but as shown here, they are still very capable of taking advantage of great field position and taking advantage of their redzone trips. The call to Brad Smith was a great and creative play call in the redzone that is to be commended. The Jets usually are guilty of getting fooled with smart creative plays and the Bills have nothing to lose, so look for them to hit the Jets with every thing they have.
How Do The Jets Attack That Bills Defense and Contain Their Offense?
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Mark Sanchez is the Jets starting QB this week so things may get interesting very fast for the Jets and Bills and what that means? I'm NOT sure seeing as though this Jets team has looked immensely different every week this entire season. The Jets will be without WR Stephen Hill who went off for 3 TDs in the week 1 meeting with the Bills and will most likely be without TE Dustin Keller who actually missed the first meeting. Keller is suffering from a high ankle sprain that has kept him out the last 2 weeks. Newly re- aquired WR Braylon Edwards who made his Jets debut AGAIN on Monday night vs the Titans saw limited action vs the Chargers and is suffering from a hamstring injury that has kept him from practicing and his status is currently questionable for the Bills game. So it looks like the Jets will once again be down to minimal weapons, nothing new for Sanchez but of course not good for Sanchez considering he'll be looking to redeem himself in anyway possible to give management SOMETHING to ponder on with this last start of the season.
So for the purpose of simplicity we'll assume that the Jets WRs will be the same corp that Sanchez has had to struggle with the entire season, a corp that's led by talented WR Jeremy Kerley. Bills have a solid pass defense led by talented Safety Jarius Byrd. The Bills come into the game ranked a respectable 13th vs the pass, so I'd would imagine that it may be difficult for the Jets to find rhythm through the air. Not impossible but difficult nonetheless.
Last week vs the Dolphins, the Bills pass defense surrendered 2 passing TDs, BOTH to RB Reggie Bush and both catches were good passes but great catches by an immensely talented RB. So its hard to get on the Bills pass defense TOO much for giving up the TD passes but gotta call a spade a spade right? The Bills also come into this game ranked 32nd, yep DEAD last vs the run, so it's not really hard to see how the Jets will attack them. Expect a heavy dose of Shonn Greene and Blial Powell on Sunday as the film suggests that the Bills struggles vs the run aren't just a mis-leading statistical numbers thing but in fact a legit problem that consist of consistent miss tackles by defensive backs who also seem to find themselves out of position more times than not.
Jets will go heavy with the run game vs the Bills which will open the passing game up for Mark Sanchez and the passing offense, whether Sanchez and the passing game take advantage of it is a story all on its own.
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Pareidolia of the Day: 46-year-old Yvonne Darnell of Burgess Hill, West Sussex is photographed holding a baby carrot that she claims looks like, well, a baby.
"I couldn't believe it," she says of the misshapen taproot she pulled out of her own garden. "It's so funny. I saw it and thought, 'It looks like an alien baby'."
Darnell has even gone so far as to give the little guy a name: Kevin. Addressing Kevin's future, she told The Argus Kevin will have "a short but happy life."
Dear Kevin: Get the hell out of there now.
that is clearly a mandrake and she should really be wearing earmuffs.
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Dwayne Bowe | WR | Kansas City Chiefs
Posted: 9/12/2014 12:00am et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe (quadriceps) isn't expected to be limited in any way in Week 2 against the Denver Broncos in his first game of the season after serving a one-game suspension, according to head coach Andy Reid. "He had a great training camp and preseason," Reid said. "I haven't seen anything (like that). I liked what I saw there. He came back in great shape. We expect him to have a real good year."
Huddle Up: The Chiefs will need a good year from Bowe, who averaged a career-low 11.8 yards per catch on 57 receptions last season.
Posted: 9/9/2014 7:33pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe will return to the 53-man roster from Reserve/Suspension this week, the team announced Tuesday, Sept. 9. Bowe served a one-game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
Huddle Up: The Chiefs need any boost they can get after a lackluster 26-10 Week 1 loss to the visiting Titans, and getting their top WR back will be a boost for QB Alex Smith, who struggled through perhaps his worst outing (19-of-35, 202 yards, 1 TD, 3 picks) in K.C. career Sunday. With Bowe out, de facto No. 1 Donnie Avery garnered 13 of Smith's 33 targets and 81 percent of the WR targets (13 of 16), finishing with a team-high 7 passes for 84 yards.
Posted: 8/15/2014 2:44pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe will be suspended for one game for substance abuse, and he'll miss the season opener against the Tennessee Titans, according to a team source.
Huddle Up: A few days ago, Bowe seemed a strong bet to improve on his No. 44 fantasy WR rank from last season, but the revelation about his finger issues and now the 1-game suspension could be the start of Bowe spiraling the other way.
Posted: 8/15/2014 10:06am et
Updating previous reports, Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe's (finger) finger is 'shot', according to head coach Andy Reid. 'It's been thrown out of place about 15 times, and he's not catching the ball,' Reid said. 'But he's getting his work done. You can practice with that type of thing.'
Huddle Up: Doesn't sound like Reid is concerned, but a receiver with a bum finger that hinders his ability to catch the football is definitely cause for fantasy owners to be concerned. And it's not as if fantasy owners don't have concerns about Bowe already.
Posted: 8/13/2014 6:43pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne 's in the best shape he's been in. I know from last year, this is completely different.'
Huddle Up: Bowe's fantasy owners are hoping his stats shape up as well as the WR is coming off back-to-back sub-100-point fantasy seasons following his top-20 campaign in 2011.
Posted: 7/13/2014 10:39pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe looked great during offseason workouts.
Huddle Up: Bowe hit 4-year lows in catches (57) and yards (673) last season, but K.C. doesn't seem at all worried, doing nothing to address the position in the offseason. In short, the Chiefs and certain keeper-league owners are counting on Bowe's numbers to start trending in the opposite direction -- in a hurry.
Posted: 12/31/2013 4:01pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe (concussion) has been cleared to practice Tuesday, Dec. 31, but has not been cleared to play.
Huddle Up: It's a step, and it's early enough in the process that there is plenty of time for Bowe to get clearance to play this weekend.
Posted: 12/31/2013 11:08am et
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said WR Dwayne Bowe (concussion) is making progress and is scheduled to participate in practice Tuesday, Dec. 31.
Huddle Up: Bowe back at practice would be a big step towards his returning to action in the first round of the playoffs, though for the most part he's been a fantasy disappointment this season.
Posted: 12/27/2013 3:53pm et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe (concussion) has been ruled out for Week 17 against the San Diego Chargers. WR Junior Hemingway is Bowe's backup, but WR A.J. Jenkins could also see some targets as a result of Bowe's absence.
Huddle Up: The Chiefs are resting their starters this week against San Diego because they're locked into their playoff spot. Even if Bowe was healthy, he wouldn't have played on Sunday.
Posted: 12/27/2013 12:04am et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe likely will not play Week 17 because of his concussion.
Huddle Up: With K.C. already locked in to the AFC's No. 5 seed and Andy Reid talking about resting players, don't plan on seeing Bowe on Sunday.
Posted: 11/13/2013 2:55pm et
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said WR Dwayne Bowe will start in the team's Week 11 game even though he was arrested earlier in the week.
Huddle Up: It seems his arrest might not affect him for a while, depending on if/when his case goes to trial. You shouldn't start him with confidence, but he has a decent matchup this week.
Posted: 11/13/2013 10:53am et
ESPN.com's Ed Werder doesn't believe Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe will be disciplined for his marijuana arrest until the case is adjudicated, meaning it isn't likely to affect his availability for Week 11 against the Denver Broncos.
Huddle Up: The wheels of justice turn slowly, so the Chiefs should have Bowe at their disposal this weekend. It's a favorable matchup on paper, but Bowe has treated those "favorable matchup on paper" situations like an unhousebroken puppy thus far this season.
Posted: 11/12/2013 11:51am et
Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe was arrested Sunday, Nov. 10, and was charged with speeding and possession of marijuana. Bowe was clocked moving at 48 mph in a 35 mph zone. He has posted bond and has a court date set for Dec. 18.
Huddle Up: Not sure how long it will take the wheels of justice to spin in the NFL, but you can bet there's a visit with Roger Goodell in Bowe's future. He hasn't been much of a fantasy factor this season anyway, so if he is suspended it won't be a significant loss.


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Amber Lucas was among the 11 students selected from across the state to display an agriculture science project at this week's Kentucky Farm Bureau annual meeting in Louisville.
Lucas, a seventh grade student from New Hope, exhibited a project called "Bees = Benefits."
This experiment explored how honeybees affect our everyday lives and the importance of keeping a healthy honey bee population in Kentucky.
Her winning project was awarded $75 and a certificate of recognition for her participation at the state level.
75 years ago
Dec. 18, 1936
100,000th barrel rolled out
A celebration among officials and employees alike was held at the John A. Wathen Distillery Company here last week when the 100,000th barrel of whiskey, made since the repeal of the 18 Amendment, was capped. The barrel, numbered 100, 000, was sealed in the presence of the group and for photographic purposes was then rolled to the outdoors where it was placed alongside the first barrel of liquor manufactured in the local plant, almost three years ago.
Phillips made captain
Monday, Dec. 19: Chicken cacciatore, noodles, spaghetti, green beans, fruit cup, roll.
Tuesday, Dec. 20: Country fried steak, mashed potatoes, lima beans, pear halves, bread.
Wednesday, Dec. 21: Pork loin roast, roasted potatoes and carrots, buttered spinach, pineapple chunks, roll.
Thursday, Dec. 22: Baked ham, green beans w/almonds, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, cornbread dressing, pineapple upside down cake.
Friday, Dec. 23: Closed.
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We will keep cranking the presses
When people learn I am in the newspaper business, I invariably get asked about the Internet and its effect on printed publications.
Ink on paper has been around for 500 years and I believe it will be around forever. That being said, the Internet is an exciting, vibrant new medium that has created more competition for advertisers and readers.
It's not unlike what happened in the restaurant business. Twenty years ago, there were only a handful of fine dining restaurants in Jackson. Now there are dozens.
It doesn't mean the restaurant business is not healthy. It just means more competition. You have to operate efficiently or you're history. This is the inevitable result of free markets.
Over the years, the newspaper industry has proven to be a survivor. In the early part of the last century, unionization and intense competition made publishing a tough, low margin business.
Then came a successive series of electronic competitors: radio, television, cable, satellite and the Internet. Not to mention direct mail, shoppers, hand flyers and just about anything else you can think of.
The ad business had a good long run of higher than normal profits. Profits attract capital. Capital creates competition. Competition lowers margins. Lower margins discourage capital. Lack of capital reduces competition. Lack of competition increases margins. It's a natural cycle.
Think about how many specialty publications now exist in Jackson compared to a decade ago. There are literally dozens of new printed publications. Technological advances have vastly lowered the cost of production, allowing more choices for readers and advertisers.
Most people don't realize it only costs about 25 cents to print and deliver a paper.
You see this trend in every industry, not just in publishing. The Internet has altered the business model of virtually every industry from manufacturing, to retailing, to shipping to accounting.
There is clearly a viable demand for print. I see that every day. My challenge as a manager is to operate efficiently. This central aspect of what I do is the only thing that hasn't changed about my business.
In fact, the Internet has been a bit of a bust as an advertising medium. Print ads command almost 10 times the price of Internet display ads on a per eyeball basis.
To be sure, 'search' has been a huge bonanza for Google, but the pop-up display ads have experienced far less success.
I like to use the analogy of a driver versus a passenger in a car. The passenger has the luxury of looking out the window at the billboards, but the driver has to watch the road.
Online, you are in the driver's seat, busy choosing the content. In contrast, print readers are passengers. The content has already been chosen. This makes print readers more open to advertising messages.
Politico, a famous political web site, only makes money from its print magazine offshoot.
If web display ads can track surfing habits and serve up custom ads to individual readers, web advertising will be very profitable.
Two problems with behavioral targeting: One, Congress is on the verge of banning it based on privacy concerns. Second, the content providers (such as newspaper web sites) are getting peanuts while the intermediaries (ad agencies) are making all the profits.
Right now, newspapers, magazines and other content providers are trending toward hybrid pay web sites. The headlines are free, but you will have to pay to get the full story. This is not unlike what has happened in the music industry.
Consumers may have to make a choice: Either let web sites track your surfing and serve you up customized ads or get ready to start paying for a lot of previously free content on the web.
Quality content costs money to create. If there is not a viable way to monetize local content, content will suffer. This is happening now. There are 25 percent fewer journalists in America today than five years ago. The current web business model is not working for content providers. Get ready to see some changes.
My company operates a dozen web sites across the state. Most are the dominant web sites in their markets. Two will be going to a 'hybrid' pay model this month. The headlines are free, but to read the whole story you must be a subscriber.
Pay versus free? Printed products have wrestled with the dilemma forever. Some publications are free. Some are pay. Web sites will be the same. One thing is for sure: To get people to pay, you must have quality content that is unique.
Looking at the stats on print and screen readership and advertising trends from 25 local Mississippi markets, print is hands down the more popular medium for local news. Readers prefer it 10 to one. Advertisers 20 to one. Until those numbers change, we'll keep cranking up (and improving) the presses.
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A tremendous learning opportunity, this consultancy looks to nurture and grow talent with a rigorous mentoring andtraining programme.
With a focus on strategic, value-added consultancy for major corporate clients, there's every opportunity to use your brain, developing high level messaging and strategic communications intitiatives.
Excellent research, writing and media handling skills are essential and you'll have an aptitude for business and a passion for current affairs. .
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Basic sketchy dress design for Eve and Flare over at AskEvetheDJ, these are just the basic ideas, and really quick to get them down.
Eve's is based on a basic music note.
Flare's…. I literally have no idea. I based it somewhat on her normal clothes like the skirt, but other than that….
*massive shrug*
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Smartphone App Wrap: Travel, TV, Google, and sports
Summary: As summer approaches and we start to think about getting out and about, I took a look at apps related to travel, sports, and the new Google I/O launches.
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Race to the Pennant
Platform: iOS
Price: $0.99
Baseball season is upon us and with nearly 200 games in the season I think it is fun to see how your team stacks up and if they have a shot at winning the pennant. WIth Race to the Pennant you can quickly see how your team/division is doing and if there is any chance they are going to win it all.
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Race to the Pennant
Platform: iOS
Price: $0.99
You can also view some key stats in the app and see how your team stacks up with those racing you to the finish.
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Platform: iOS
Price: Free app, paid subscription
When you are out and about it isn't always easy or advisable to view your display and read a book. I subscribed to Audible about six months ago and am now hooked on audio books.
The application works well on my iPhone and even supports the new Whispersync technology that syncs written and audio books through the Kindle service.
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PALMER v. BANKHEAD et al
|LAURA CARTER, ROBIN BANKHEAD, CHARLIE BROWN, SCOTT MCCRACKEN, KEN MILLER, PATRICK DONAHOE, CARMEN JENNINGS, FAYE NEVILLES, GORDON RICHARDS, TERRY BICKLE, E. LYNN SMITH, DALE M. SPARKS, PAUL TOMS, DOUGLAS TULINO and DAVID C. WILLIAMS
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|April 3, 2013
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|ENTRY DISMISSING INSUFFICIENT CLAIMS AND DIRECTING SERVICE OF PROCESS: Any claim against Bankhead is dismissed. Therefore, any claims against Postmaster General Donahoe and Inspector General David Williams are dismissed for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. The claims against these defendants are dismissed for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. These claims of negligence fail to state a claim against Bickle and McCracken and are dismissed. Th erefore the claim against Carmen Jennings is dismissed for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. Palmer has alleged no constitutional violation on the part of Tulino and any claim against him is dismissed. Therefore, any claim against Richards is dismissed for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. The clerk is designated to issue process to defendants Charlie Brown, Faye Nevilles, and Paul Toms. Personal service is required. Robinson v. Turner, 15 F .3d 82 (7th Cir. 1994). The Marshal for this District or his Deputy shall serve the summons, together with a copy of the complaint filed on April 3, 2013, and a copy of this Entry, on these defendants and on the officials designated pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 4(i)(2) at the expense of the United States ***SEE ENTRY FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION***. Signed by Judge William T. Lawrence on 7/23/2013. Copy sent to Keith Palmer via US Mail.(DW)
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|ENTRY denying Plaintiff's 36 Motion for Protection of Grievance and a Motion for Court's Determination on whether Plaintiff Possessed a Right to Grieve; granting Plaintiff's 40 Motion for Leave to File Surre ply; granting Defendant Toms' 29 Motion to Dismiss. This entry does not affect Palmer's claims against Defendants Charlie Brown and Faye Nevilles (see Entry for additional information). Copy to Plaintiff via US Mail. Signed by Judge William T. Lawrence on 4/4/2014. (SWM)
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great first post codfather
we have had good luck with Loop Conditioner from Geothermal Supply for fixing leaks
Most pro's size the heat pump and loop for ~ 90% of the heat load, then let strip heat make up the difference
welcome to the geo world. The rest of us deal with the same issues
Hey Clark,
Sorry, I didn't realize it was you. Good Luck with your "expertly" designed system ... ha ha
Just to keep the terminology straight.... a water source heat pump is hooked up to a boiler chiller loop, there is no ground loop. A ground source or geothermal heat pump is hooked up to a ground...
Can you isolate subfields and purge them one at a time?
We do 400 loop projects, but we purge them 15 loops at a time.
The extra water storage is a good idea, just not at that price. A better way to go is to use an electric water heater, just don't hook it up to power. That should save several thousand dollars.
You can read all about it here http://www.greenbuildingtalk.com/Forums/tabid/53/aff/13/aft/81281/afv/topic/afpgj/6/Default.aspx#108748
the OP has moved on with his install. This thread is dead.
Even though the manufacturer offers a labor warranty, the labor allowance is far less than what the normal labor rate would be. You should ask each bidder if you will be expected to pay the...
10 to 40 PSI will work on the ground loop.
mine was 1800 from GSC 4 years ago
nothing talked about here is ground breaking....it has all been done many time before.
no direct experience, I do hear of problems on other forums
It all depends on what fuel choices you have :
Here is a post from a happy geo user.
Geo beats natural gas in most cases.
there is some info posted here
You need a hydrometer with a scale from .90 to 1.0
You can buy one here
I agree with Bobby, installer is more important than brand.
There is nothing wrong with 15' spacing of bore holes. We do it all the time.
The spacing is a parameter to be set in the design program.
As long as proper design methods are used, the loop...
sorry to disagree, but there are several ways to design ground loops.
3/4' loops are only good to about 250'. After that the pressure drop becomes a problem so then you switch to 1" loops.
You can buy HDPE tees with a brass thread on one leg and then just thread in the P/T port.
The tees are available at Geothermal Supply Co and other suppliers.
Glad that things worked out in your favor. The solar component is a nice add on as well.
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The high-profile #BringBackOurGirls campaign has drawn global attention, but now the internet is biting back, as critics claim that politicians and celebrities are trying to further their own PR than further the cause of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls. Even highlighting the melting West Antarctic ice sheet leaves celebrities open to criticism. Valerie Trierweiler, David Cameron and Bette Midler are all in the firing line.


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Our family from New Jersey, Atlanta and California arrived at this house on July 19, 2014 for a week stay. We were 11 adults and 9 children age 9 to one year. The property Manager came over to explain and show us the details of the home and surroundings, such as restaurants and food stores close by. He was personable, patient and said we can call him anytime . Our expectations were totally met, we loved the location, peacefull and quite, the ocean in front of the home, visible from the kitchen, family room and some of the bedrooms. The large front deck where we enjoyed breakfast while watching the ocean waters and beautiful sunsets in the evenings. The home is spacious to accommodate all of us, included enough beds linens and towels. The kitchen was well equipped, we were able to shop nearby at a few grocery stores. The back of the house offers a wonderful warm water pool and Jacuzzi where the kids and adults loved to spend long hours at play and swim , hardly desired to leave. We were able to walk to "Bermuda Beach", a cove just a 10 minute walk, watch the waves, dip in the water while the kids were building "sand castles". Also, we walked to Ocean Beach , about half hour , to watch surfers, Dolphines, and Sea Lions from the bridge while enjoying a healthy dish called Acai. We had a great time, did not want it to end, we hope to come back very soon. We recommend this home , YOU wiLL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. Thank you the property manager, we had a lovely stay, our memories of this positive experience will last. The H family.
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Bettencourt & Son is a 3rd and 4th generation family fishing operation from Half Moon Bay, California. Until recently, Geoff Bettencourt and his father, David, trawled for groundfish, catching Pacific cod, black cod, sand dabs, multiple rockfish species, and Petrale sole. In 2011, the Bettencourts took advantage of the Pacific groundfish IFQ gear-switching provision and have begun targeting black cod with selective trap gear that reduces bycatch of overfished species, improves fuel efficiency and produces high-quality catch. The Bettencourts also fish for Dungeness crab each fall; their boat is the F/V Moriah Lee.
Bill Blue has been a commercial fisherman out of Morro Bay for the last thirty-seven years. In 2008, he began working with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) as a participating fisherman on the Central Coast Groundfish project EFP. Bill was fishing on a boat that was about to turn 100 years old. He went looking to upgrade to a new boat to be more sustainable as the groundfish industry was moving towards an IFQ system. After a year of looking on the West Coast, East Coast and Canada, he found the boat that was best suited for his fishing operation. Today both of his sons and another crewman work full time for the business and Bill's wife is the bookkeeper. The new boat has been in operation since December of 2011.
Roger Cullen is a commercial fisherman who fishes for groundfish, salmon, rock crab, and occasionally albacore and white sea bass. Roger has experimented with various types of nearshore trap designs, as well as long-line gear, with the intent of reducing bycatch and fishing more selectively. A commercial fisherman since 1989, he has also participated in research. In 2004, he began work with Cal Poly on cabezon tagging and has expanded to other trapping and data collection since the implementation of the MPAs. In 2005, Roger became the Oregon Sea Grant Port Liaison for the Central Coast, working on a variety of research projects along the west coast. He was selected to fish EFP permits in Morro Bay in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and currently serves as President of the Central Coast Sustainable Groundfish Association.
Dan Durbin, a former recreational fisherman and local business owner from San Jose, used a CFF loan to purchase his first commercial fishing boat, the F/V Golden Girl, along with permits to fish for Dungeness crab and salmon. Dan is dedicated to harvesting fish sustainably out of Pillar Point Harbor in Half Moon Bay, California. In 2013, new pot limits brought Californias Dungeness crab regulations on par with Oregon and Washington, leveling the playing field between the three states where there is often cross-over in fishing effort. The hope is that the new regulation will reduce fishing capacity, decrease competition on the water, increase safety and reduce the amount of lost gear in the sea.
Steve Fitz, captain of the F/V Mr. Morgan, continues his family tradition, operating the only commercial fishing operation in the United States that uses Scottish Seine gear, a selective and eco-friendly way to catch groundfish. Steves loan from the CFF helped him buy the Mr. Morgan from his uncle and start up Mr. Morgan Fisheries, a fishing business based in Half Moon Bay, specializing in sustainably harvested groundfish and Dungeness crab. Mr. Morgan Fisheries is known for its sand dabs, Petrale sole and chilipepper rockfish.


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Jazz at Lincoln Center said that it had reached a resolution with a benefactor who it says did not fulfill a commitment to donate $500,000. Bloomberg News had earlier reported that the performing arts center was discussing a settlement with Andre V. Duggin, a philanthropist and founder of the insurance company AV International, who had promised to give $500,000 over a five-year period. On April 15, Jazz at Lincoln Center sued Mr. Duggin, saying that he still owed $327,500 toward this gift. In an e-mail message on Thursday, Adrian Ellis, the executive director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, wrote, "The parties have resolved the matter amicably, and Jazz at Lincoln Center looks forward to Andre Duggin's continued support of the organization and the great American art of jazz." The terms of the resolution were not disclosed.
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Read Globally, Walk LocallyBy Jennifer Schuessler
The international literary circus has come to town, thanks to the PEN World Voices Festival, which began earlier this week.
Alas, Saturday night's cabaret featuring Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson, Carrie Brownstein and others is sold out. But tickets are still available for many events, including a conversation with the Japanese manga master Yoshihiro Tatsumi, the annual Freedom to Write lecture (delivered on Sunday by the Egyptian novelist Nawal El Saadawi), and Friday's translation slam. (For a full schedule and ticket information, click here.)
For the more locally inclined, the folks over at The Millions are organizing a New York indie bookstore crawl on Saturday. Stroll from Three Lives in the West Village to Freebird on the Brooklyn waterfront, with a bunch of browsing pit stops along the way.
At Freebird, there will be refreshments in the garden and a view of the mysterious salt pile in the container port across the street. (Full itinerary here.)
Johnny Knoxville at the Tribeca Film FestivalBy Mekado Murphy
Johnny Knoxville made an appearance at the Tribeca Film Festival this week to discuss the documentary "The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia," which he worked on as an executive producer. The film, directed by Julian Nitzberg, takes a look at the long-branching family tree of the Whites, a West Virginia clan notorious for wreaking havoc around the state. I asked Mr. Knoxville about what he found compelling about the family at the center of the movie.
Anthony Page of 'Waiting for Godot' Teaches Us How to Pronounce Its TitleBy Erik Piepenburg
Playing Six Degrees of Samuel Beckett with Anthony Page, the director of the Broadway revival of "Waiting for Godot," doesn't take very long.
As the artistic director at the Royal Court Theater in London at various times from 1964 through 1973, Mr. Page worked with Beckett on the first British revival of "Godot." Talk about source material.
"He was full of humor," Mr. Page said of that time, when Beckett was nearing 60 and Mr. Page was about 30. "We enjoyed working on it with him."
The new "Godot" revival, a production of the Roundabout Theater Company, opens Thursday at Studio 54 with Nathan Lane and Bill Irwin as the tramps Estragon and Vladimir, John Goodman as the blowhard Pozzo and John Glover as his slave, Lucky.
Mr. Page sat down last week to discuss what it's like to direct the classic play and to narrate an audio slide show about working with Beckett. Read more…
Julie White Joins 'Twelfth Night'By Dave Itzkoff
Watch your back, Viola! The Public Theater announced that Julie White, the Tony Award-winning actress of "The Little Dog Laughed" fame (or is that infamy?) would join the cast of its coming Shakespeare in the Park production of "Twelfth Night" playing Maria. In a release, the Public also said that Stark Sands, a Tony nominee for "Journey's End," will play Sebastian. They join a previously announced cast that includes Anne Hathaway as Viola, Audra McDonald as Olivia, Raúl Esparza as Orsino and David Pittu as Feste. The production, to be directed by Daniel Sullivan, will also include original music by Hem, a Brooklyn symphonic folk-rock quartet. "Twelfth Night" is scheduled to run at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park from June 10 through July 12, with an official opening night of June 25.
Hirshhorn Museum to Auction Eakins PortraitsBy Carol Vogel
After a two-year assessment of its collections, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington has decided to sell three portraits by Thomas Eakins at a Christie's auction in New York on May 20, The Washington Post reported. Proceeds from the sale of the paintings, which are together estimated to bring between $580,000 and $870,000, will go toward the institution's acquisition fund. Curators selected the portraits from the museum's holdings of 220 works by the American artist. The three have not been exhibited at the Hirshhorn since a survey of Eakins' work in 1977. Going on the block are "Robert C. Ogden," from 1904; "Study for Portrait of Mrs. Charles L. Leonard," from 1895; and "Study for William Rush and His Model," painted in 1908.
Baltimore Symphony Musicians Give Up $1 Million in CutsBy Dave Itzkoff
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra said that its musicians would give back $1 million in wage freezes and other concessions to help the orchestra weather the recession and encourage more public donations. In a news release, the orchestra said that its initiative had raised this money through pension rate freezes, unpaid furloughs and unfilled vacancies, as well as a contribution of $24,000 from its 93 musicians. The total concessions represented an 8 percent reduction in the salary and benefits package that its performers were scheduled to receive for the 2009-10 season. The orchestra said it was seeking an additional $2 million in matching funds through gifts and donations, and had already received $675,000 from the public, including $50,000 from Marin Alsop, the orchestra's music director.
'Deal or No Deal' Strikes New Deal in ConnecticutBy Dave Itzkoff
If you're a resident of a Waterford, Conn., who's suddenly noticing that all your neighbors are scantily clad models toting metal briefcases, here's why: the game show "Deal or No Deal" has agreed to move to Connecticut from its studio in Culver City, Calif., for tax incentives, Variety reported. The game show, hosted by Howie Mandel, is one of several shows that have recently been lured to Connecticut, which offers 30 percent tax credits to television series and films produced in the state. The syndicated talk shows "Maury" and "The Jerry Springer Show" are preparing to move to studios in Stamford. Variety said that "Deal or No Deal" would soon end its prime-time run on NBC, but that new episodes would continue to be produced and shown in syndication.
Missing PoetBy Gregory Cowles
Potentially grim news from the poetry world: Craig Arnold, whose first collection was a Yale Younger Poets selection and whose poems often display an earthiness and a feverish dark wit, has disappeared in Japan. Arnold — who was working on a book of lyric essays "about volcanoes and the end of the world as we know it" — was climbing a volcano alone early this week, and never returned to the inn where he was staying. Friends and writers worldwide are trying to convince Japanese authorities not to call off the search.
Last Night's 'Lost': How's It Going to End?By Dave Itzkoff
As the castaways of Oceanic 815 celebrated the 100th episode of "Lost," what did we viewers receive as party favors? Another episode in which the big reveal is that a supporting character is secretly the child of two other supporting characters. (Will we next learn that Ben is the son of the smoke monster and the four-toed statue?) And another episode in which the plot increments could be measured only at the sub-atomic level.
We're now less than two weeks away from the "Lost" season finale — ostensibly the last major cliffhanger its creative team can cook up, before the show's final season begins in 2010 — and yet events are unfolding so slowly, we have to wonder more than ever: Do the producers of "Lost" really know where they're going with this thing?
When we met with Damon Lindelof, an executive producer and co-creator of "Lost," not long ago to talk about "Star Trek," we asked him how he and his staff were preparing for the final year of the show. Here was his (appropriately cryptic) answer: Read more…


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Lightning Cut Nine More PlayersSubmitted by pete on September 25, 2005 - 21:56
Tampabaylightning.com is reporting that the Lightning [url=http://www.tampabaylightning.com/prdetail.cfm?category=3&pressreleaseID=1161]have cut nine more players from their roster.[/url] All nine have been assigned to Springfield of the AHL whose training camp begins tomorrow. The nine players are: C/LW Ryan Craig C/W Andre Deveaux G Brian Eklund LW Mitch Fritz C Jason Jaspers RW Marek Kvapil D Doug O'Brien D Todd Rohloff C Nick Tarnasky
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Bergfors to NorwaySubmitted by pete on September 25, 2005 - 18:23
Eurohockey.net is reporting defenseman Henrik Bergfors, after being released from a tryout with Brynas of the Elitserien, [url=http://www.eurohockey.net/transfers/transfers.html?nationality=&country=&lastname=B&days=31]has signed with IK Comet of the Norwegian league. [/url]
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Game Day 9/25: Sabres at Lightning (Exhibition)Submitted by pete on September 25, 2005 - 17:57
Final cuts will reportedly be made Monday so this is the last chance for some of the Lightning's youth to make an impression. All eyes will be on the Lightning's three young defensemen battling for jobs in Tampa: [i]Andy Rogers[/i], Timo Helbling and [i]Doug O'Brien.[/i] TB-2 BUF-3 (Final-SO) [b]1st Period[/b] 1. Tampa Bay- [i]Artyukhin[/i], (Sydor, Helbling) (PP) [b]2nd Period[/b] 2. Buffalo- Hecht, (Fitzpatrick) 3. Buffalo- Vanek, (McKee, Gaustad) [b]3rd Period[/b] 4. Tampa Bay- [i]Artyukhin[/i], (Afanasenkov, Sydor) (PP) Shootout Loss- John Grahame, 31/33 (8/11) [b]Shootout[/b] TB-2 BUF-3 1. [i]Kvapil[/i] (0) 2. Fedotenko (X) 3. Afanasenkov (0) 4. Cibak (0) 5. Jaspers (0) 6. DiMaio (0) 7. [i]Craig[/i] (0) 8. Dingman (X) 9. Helbling (0) 10. Sydor (0) 11. [i]Artyukhin[/i] (0)
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Lascek Gets Natural Hatter in Chicoutimi Shootout LossSubmitted by chad on September 25, 2005 - 17:55
Stanislav Lascek netted three straight goals to start Chicoutimi's Saturday night game against Acadie-Bathurst. Unfortunately, Lascek couldn't get another in the post-overtime shootout as the Titan beat the Sagueneens 5-4 in a shootout. Lascek opened the scoring in the first with a shorthanded goal, then followed that up minutes later with a power play marker. He completed the hattrick at the end of the first with his fifth goal of the season. Lascek was named the game's first star. In other action Saturday night…
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Lightning center prospect Karri Akkanen [url=http://188.8.131.52/cgi-bin/06_kausi/jaakiekko/rt_team_roster.pl?LID=17&GID=148&TID=185857083&LANG=FI&TYPE=8&TIG=82&BIND=0]has turned up with HCM of the Finnish Suomi-Sarja Eastern Division.[/url] The Suomi-Sarja is Finland's third tier league behind the SM-liiga and the Mestis. A dated, but adequate, explanation of the Suomi-Sarja [url=http://www.eurohockey.net/leagues/national/fi/suomisarja/home.shtml]can be found at Eurohockey.net.[/url] Akkanen had an assist and 2 PIMs in his first game in the league, a 5-4 loss to VG-62 on Saturday.
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According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a 21-year-old man has been charged with murder in the shooting death of an 18-year-old man -- whom police said requested to be shot.
The shooting occurred Tuesday and the victim was taken off life support on Thursday, according to the Post-Dispatch.
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An eclectic mix of
musicians will provide the audio stimulation during this year's
Scarborough Seafest on the town's West Pier.
They include Ishka, The Demimondaines and
Alexander Christopher who will open the three-day festival on
Friday 20 July as well as Raven, who will be making a welcome
return to Seafest. They will be performing the headline set on the
Saturday night before the Grand Firework Display.
The line-up of more than 20 acts has been
brought together by the team behind Scarborough's hugely successful
Acoustic Gathering, which this year will feature The Lightning
Seeds as well as 3 Daft Monkeys and more. Find all the relevant
info at acousticgathering.co.uk and on Facebook.
James Taylor, from Acoustic Gathering,
said: "We'd like to thank all of the musicians who will be giving
up their time to make this year's Seafest happen. We have brought
together musicians from a variety of genres including folk, folk
rock and world music – something to suit all tastes. I believe the
groups and artistes we have lined up will complement the other
elements of Seafest perfectly, especially as we'll be in with such
a fantastic real ale bar!"
"It's great to be involved and I hope that
together with our partners, we can add new energy to the
Scarborough Seafest is supported by Welcome
to Yorkshire and Scarborough Borough Council, and alongside the
music, there will be a Great Yorkshire Brewery Real Ale Tent with
around 40 beers and six ciders; a Seafest food theatre featuring
cookery demonstrations by top chefs including Tom Rennolds and
Catherine Hill; a Scarborough Seafest food trail taking in local
cafes and restaurants; an exhibition marquee with around 40 art,
craft and food stalls; a grand Saturday night fireworks display; a
Seafest yacht race and a special Blessing of the Boats Sunday
Welcome to Yorkshire Area Director, Janet Deacon, said: "We're
delighted to have the Acoustic Gathering team and their expertise
on board. They have pulled together a fantastic line-up of
musicians who fit perfectly with the ethos of Seafest.
"And with more than 40 real ales and ciders
being brought by The Great Yorkshire Brewery at Cropton and some
incredible chefs again involved, I think we're set for an amazing
weekend which will not only appeal to veterans of Seafest, but to
newcomers as well."
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… Programme of musical entertainment (subject to
Friday 20
21.30 - Ishka
20.00 -
19.00 - Alex Soper
Saturday 21 July
12.00 - SJT Funky
12.30 - Miriam
13.00 - Dave
13.30 - Joe
14.00 - Ross
14.30 - Dave
15.00 - Grod
15.30 - Ben
16.00 - Alice
16.30 - Moonshine Saloon Stompers
17.00 -
19.00 – Mister Jim's Open Mic – Arrive at 13.00 to sign
19.00 - John
20.00 -
21.30 - Raven
Sunday 22 July(12.00 - Seafest Sunday
13.00 - Jared
13.30 - Ben Vickers
14.00 - Behla
14.30 - Jez
15.00 - Nick
15.45 – Tom Townsend
16.30 -
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A few people start breaking their old patterns, embracing what they love (and in the process, discovering what they hate), daydreaming, questioning, rebelling. What happens naturally then, according to the revolutionary past, is a groundswell of support for this new way of being, with more and more people empowered to perform new gestures unencumbered by history
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In a CMF survey of congressional staff, 97% said "in-person visits from constituents" are the most influential way to communicate with a legislator who is undecided on an issue. But how exactly should this be done? This upcoming report features candid comments from House Chiefs of Staff, Schedulers, and Districts Directors, and advice they would never reveal to constituents, convey to lobbyists, or whisper to reporters. Read More
Join CMF and Beekeeper Group on September 5 for the collaborative discussion, "Trending Now: Learn What Your Supporters Really 'Like' Online." This session is part of the Advocacy Leaders Network, a series tailored to senior advocacy, government affairs, and public relations professionals, and presented through CMF's Partnership for a More Perfect Union.
Last week, CMF was pleased to co-host along with the Beekeeper Group the latest session in our Advocacy Leaders Network series, "Inbox or Wastebasket? Legislative Correspondents Tell You The Path Your Advocacy Materials Take And Why." This workshop focused on the behind-the-scenes process of how congressional offices handle communications and information.
This Friday, join CMF at the Advocacy Leaders Network workshop to learn how constituent and advocacy communications are handled in a congressional office. Hear directly from congressional staff on which messages grab their attention and why.
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The Iowa State men's basketball team held on to a 73-62 victory against Texas Tech after blowing a 15-point halftime lead.
Quotes from Texas Tech's official athletic website.
Texas Tech head coach Tubby Smith on what could be fixed after Iowa State scored 24 points from the free throw line
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How to Have Healthy, Shiny Silky Hair
Having hair which is healthy,shiny and irresistibly silky is something that many of us would love,but think that to have hair in such lovely condition would mean buying loads of expensive products and spending hours in the bathroom. Or,do you not like the condition your hair is in? Want a new style? This article will show you how to both keep your hair in brilliant condition,but also how to update your style. There's lots of tips at the end too.
1Clean and condition your hair both when needed and make sure to do it regularly enough. Leaving your hair unwashed for days will cause locks to get dirty and greasy,however don't over do it,as heavily loading on products may make hair appear dull. Use shampoo to clean and destroy dirt,then follow up with conditioner to keep hair in the soft and silky way you like it. For long or medium hair,only an amount of shampoo and conditioner the size of a 10p coin is enough for every time,and for short hair a 20p size. Wet hair then lather shampoo on hands. Smooth onto scalp and roots to thoroughly cleanse then rinse.Its not a very good idea to lather hair up onto your head as this could cause tangles,so just lather product in hands. Smooth conditioner on then rinse until water is clear. You don't have to use massively expensive brands,but what works for you. Some brands which are affordable, cheap and effective are Schwarzkopf, Nicky Clarke, Herbal Essences, Alberto Balsam, etc. - but use any brand you want. Don't feel you need splash out money on expensive brands or the one with the best advert, as having the right products for you and the right technique are what you really need.Ad
2Back to basics: Eat healthily and your hair will reflect that. Don't always stuff yourself with loads of junk food like chocolate, cakes and fizzy drinks, but have them as treats. Things like foods containing protein (for example, meat) and fresh fruit and vegetables are great for your hair.
3Look after your hair in a couple of simple steps. When you get out of the shower/bath and you have freshly washed, damp hair, comb through with a wide toothed comb instead of brushing if possible. Often brushes are too rough for wet hair and are best used when hair is dry. Combing gets rid of all the tangles,is gentle(as long as you don't yank about!) and is good for hair. Use the right products for your hair type. Some can be used for all hair types(normal, greasy or dry) and others can be used for one particular type. Don't be too fussy,but just make sure that you are using the right treatments. If by chance you happen to get head lice (don't worry or be embarrassed, EVERYONE gets them) be sure to treat them as soon as possible so less eggs can be laid thus preventing more nits. A treatment often used is shampooing and conditioning hair as usual then combing out tangles. Head lice treatments can be brought at your local chemist or supermarket. Pour a small amount into your hand (if a lotion) and smooth down hair. Don't use too much or your hair may become very sticky and greasy. Take a nit comb and comb through hair to remove lice. Wipe on tissue to get out of comb. Carry on until you feel no more itching and think they are all gone. Try not to resent getting treatment,as the longer you leave it the more lice may be made and that means more itching. Do routine regularly to keep them away. Also,try not to use heated styling tools (such as straighteners) too often.
4Have the right hair products and tools you need for a haircare routine. Essentials are : Shampoo, Conditioner, Deep Conditioner and for styling, Gel, Hairspray, Hair Wax (for hold in a style) and Shine Polish/Spray are good. A paddle/regular brush,wide tooth and fine tooth comb are brushes which will be useful to have. Keep in a place you will be able to find them. Have anything else you think necessary.
5Why not try some natural hair remedies? For shiny hair, try a tea treatment. You will need a cold cup of tea (without milk or sugar!) and a shower. After shampooing,pour tea over hair and wash with the coldest water you can take as your final rinse. However don't freeze yourself! For extra shine,use a tablespoon of vinegar to your rinse for dark hair and the juice of half a lemon to fair hair. For superbly soft hair, mix an egg with one tablespoon of olive oil and smooth onto hair.
6Why not try something different with your hair? Whether its that new edgy do, a fringe or new accessories, have a go at different styles. You never know. A style you thought you'd look ridiculous in may actually look amazing on you. Have fun with your hair!Ad
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- Drink plenty of water every single day.
- Always rinse hair after swimming in the showers,as chlorine is bad for your locks.
- Brush your hair before going in the shower, as this gets rid of any stray or dead hairs fallen in the day.
- As your final rinse after shampooing and conditioning,wash hair with cold water, as this can give you shiny hair.
- Wrap hair up in towel when damp to get dry super quickly and to avoid using hair dryers.
- Deep conditioning treatments are good for dry hair.
- Don't be afraid to try new styles.
- Patience is all you need. Don't get annoyed if this isn't happening yet.
- Get a trim every 6-9 weeks to avoid split ends.
- Visit hairdressing websites, as they offer loads of tips there too.
- Try out awesome accessories! Brightly coloured, patterned or textured bands, clips and slides all look great. Wear what you love to brighten up your hair.
- Never use heated tools on your hair daily,as heat is very damaging for hair. Instead,save them for special occasions.
- Don't use products too harsh for your hair type.
- If you dye your hair, only do when colour fades and not all the time.
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- Brushes and combs
- Accessories
- Natural food
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KISS at John Varvatos Fall-Winter 2014
The GQ&A: John Varvatos on his Rock 'n' Roll Gentleman for Spring 2014
Courtesy of GQ Deputy Editor Michael Hainey, we present the John Varvatos Spring 2014 finale from Milan.
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Look as good in a John Varvatos tux as Bryan Cranston, and you, too, can be this smug.
The Style Report goes to The Emmys
Milan Fashion Week: John Varvatos SS'13
Courtesy of GQ's own Michael Hainey, the just-walked John Varvatos SS'13 finale.
The Vibe for 2012: John Varvatos typifies rocker chic. But that doesn't always suggest leather and lace. So while his Chelsea boots, sunglasses, and necklaces haven't gone anywhere, Varvatos is exploring the dusty drapery of the British this season. The colors of soot and steam dominate here, like the best-dressed chimney sweep you'll ever see, kitted in leather-sleeved DBs and luxe mohair sweaters. Keith Richards, may we introduce you to Charles Dickens? See the full John Varvatos Fall 2012 men's collection from Milan right now at GQ.com.
Video from the John Varvatos Fall 2012 men's finale in Milan. Stay tuned for the full collection on GQ.com.
GQ Office Style: @ejsamson conquering the world with this John Varvatos chukka boot and striped H&M sock combo
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If you're writing a shell script that you want to take to another platform at a later time, you don't want to use non-posix features. If you're running that script on Solaris, you have to be even more careful as it's /bin/sh isn't posix compliant.
This may hurt cross-platform scripts
Agreed -- if portability across various UNIX flavors is paramount to your shell script's operation then one must obviously consider the aspect you describe. However, putting that aside (and of course one can always case the Shell substitution method to avoid its use) removing basename from multiple execution in the hundreds or thousands can be beneficial.
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Pulitzer winner Wilkerson to speak March 1 at U of M
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Isabel Wilkerson, author of "The Warmth of Other Suns," and the first African-American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize, will speak at the University of Memphis.
Isabel Wilkerson, author of "The Warmth of Other Suns," and the first African-American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize, will speak at the University of Memphis' Fogelman Executive Conference Center, 330 Innovation Drive, at 7 p.m. on March 1.
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Wilkerson's work tells of a time in the history of the United States when some six million African Americans fled the American South for an uncertain existence in the urban North and West. Their leaving became known as the Great Migration. Inspired by her own parents' migration, "The Warmth of Other Suns" is the story of three who made the journey, of the forces that compelled them to leave and of the many others – famous and not so famous – who went as far as they could to realize the American Dream.
An award-winning journalist, Wilkerson spent a large portion of her career as a national correspondent and bureau chief at The New York Times. In addition to being the first African-American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize, she is also the first African American to win for individual reporting. She devoted 15 years to the research and writing of her book and interviewed more than 1,200 people, unearthed archival works, and gathered the voices of the famous and the unknown to tell the story of the relocation of an entire people.
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Definition of deviance in English:
devianceLine breaks: de|vi¦ance
Pronunciation: /ˈdiːviəns /
noun[mass noun]
The fact or state of diverging from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behaviour: a study of crime and deviance social deviance
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- Her case never was about mental deficiency; it was always a matter of sexual morality and social deviance.
- In this manner, Suicide points toward a concept related to, but much broader than, that of crime - what today we call deviance or deviant behaviour.
- Around the same time, Durkheim was proposing that deviance served an important social function.
deviancy noun
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- It is different from other related concepts like the 'prison industrial complex' and the 'crime control industry', which assumes deviancy at least as a functional concept.
- 'Without exception the deviancy (in cases where guilt was found) was connected with a sexually permissive environment,' he said.
- Vice, including the deviancy of art, was the prerogative of the elderly, wily north, and in White's novels it ravages a southern society that is only virtuous because it lacks imagination.
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