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Ancient petroglyphs stolen from California site recoveredtags: Native Americans, petroglyphs, California, Reuters
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Four ancient petroglyphs that were stolen from a historic site in Northern California last year have been recovered, but no suspects have been identified in the brazen theft, federal authorities said on Thursday.
The petroglyphs, which were carved into volcanic rock more than 3,500 years ago, were discovered missing in October from the site in the Volcanic Tablelands, east of Yosemite, near California's border with Nevada.
They are said to represent a pristine example of Great Basin rock art that portrayed the daily hunter-gatherer activities that took place in the area at the time....
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Here's the first preview I've seen of SV merchandise. Dropping everything to go see if I can find the magazine really quick, so hopefully better photos are coming soon!
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I was right about the theme being photography and cameras! I the smartphone case (but will iPhone fit?!) and the Pass Case!!! And I love the T-shirt FINALLY ONLY BEARS, and clever design! LOVE IT!!
I'm seriously hoping the Shellie/Basket-themed "Shoulder Bag" turns out go be the same size as last year's Trunk-inspired Camera Case. If so, I'm VERY happy!
Loving all of the picnic stuff, though I wish the bag wasn't so pink. Duffy's reclining pose is adorable, and I've wanted a Pitcher/Cup Set like this forever, but kept waiting. Now I know why.^^
The costumes, though Hm Unless they left it out for some reason, no bottoms and no shoes. These are from that picture puzzle magazine, not DisneyFAN, so there's hope, but the price seems lowish, too. Maybe that's really it. I'll still want Shellie's (although I wish it wasn't print), but I may pass on Duffy's if it's just the vest and hat. I already have two sweater vests and two very similar hats.
Which brings me to the new (vinyl?) Totes Oh! How I looove them!!! I mean really, really love. If I hadn't bought the small ones the first year, they'd be must-buy, but I "had" to have the larger "canvas" ones last year. They were what I wished the first had been. And now these More durable, more practical and they look even bigger. But I just don't know if I can buy them again.
This dilemma is why I was really hoping 2014 would be officially announced as the SV Finale. It has to be cohesive with previous years, but we're nearing danger of some things starting to feel repetitive. There are definitely some amazing, must-have items here But I find myself wondering how they're gonna innovate next year. But if there's nothing like these Vinyl Totes next year will I regret it?? See, dilemma!
Stop listening to my rambling and go check it out for yourself, and make sure you notice the BATH TOWEL FEATURING MOUNT PROMETHEUS COVERED IN GREEN LIKE HE'S BEEN VISITED BY THE SPRITE FROM FANTASIA 2000! BraviSEAmo!, anyone?


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ELIZABETHTOWN - The winners of the 2009 Arthur G. Hooper Holiday Decorating contest, sponsored by the Elizabethtown Social Center, Inc., are as follows:
In Elizabethtown:
• Spirit of Christmas: Mary Jean & Dan Belzer
• Most Beautiful: Sharon & Phil Hutchins
• Most Original: Casey & Kevin Martin
In Lewis:
• Spirit of Christmas: Isabelle & Eugene Cassavaugh
• Most Beautiful: Nancy & Donald Miller
• Most Original: Margaret Bronson
Each winner will have their names engraved on a permanent plaque that hangs in the Hale House. The Social Center thanks everyone that took the time to decorate for the holidays.
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See you on Boxing Day!
On behalf of everyone at Wolves, can we wish all our supporters a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Thanks for the great support so far this season – both home and away it has lifted the players and helped the team over the line to dig out results on many conditions.
We are in a good position heading into Christmas, but there is still much more work to be done, and everyone at the club remains committed to aiming for a successful second half of the season.
For anyone who has not yet seen the Christmas video with Kenny and the players and Jez Moxey getting into the festive spirit then click here to view (on PC/Mac only).
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So many thanks again – have a great day with family and friends and we look forward to seeing you at Molineux on Boxing Day for our next game with Crewe (3pm kick off).
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NGOs give new EMFF agreement a mixed review
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Published on 29 January, 2014
The European Parliament and fisheries council finalized their agreement on allocating more than EUR 6 billion (USD 8.2 billion) in subsidies to the European fisheries industries, drawing both praise and criticism from major environmental groups.
The 28 January agreement sets the agenda for the future disbursement of monies from the European Maritime Fisheries Fund (EMFF) through 2020, including implementations of the revised Common Fisheries Policy (CFP). The CFP received an overhaul last year, updating it with newer provisions designed to promote more environmental fishing practices.
While environmental protection groups acknowledged the new EMFF agreement will give those new provisions financial support, they also criticized some allocations. Specifically, the groups noted funds being allocated to modernizing engines for fishing vessels, which will keep more fishing boats on the water.
"The direct subsidies to the fishing sector, including funding for new engines, threaten the objectives of the new Common Fisheries Policy by keeping an oversized fleet afloat," said Justine Maillot, oceans policy adviser for Greenpeace EU.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF), in a statement, said it also was "deeply disappointed" with the engine modernization allocations, but praised investment in data collection and regulation enforcement.
"Despite reckless plans to subsidize engine modernization many of the decisions taken will give the decimated fish stocks a chance of recovery," said Tony Long, WWF's European policy office director. "We hope that this will eventually help secure a long-term future for coastal communities that depend on fish for their livelihoods; and for consumers who rely on fish as a healthy source of nutrition."
One group, Seas At Risk, also praised the data collection allocations, citing an increase in funding of EUR 520 million (USD 707.7 million) for collection and EUR 580 million (USD 789.3 million) in enforcement. Seas At Risk said the new funds will help with data-limited fish stocks in European waters.
"Improved data collection is much needed not only to underpin the recovery of the fish stocks and the upcoming ban on discarding fish at sea, but also to facilitate the data requirements under existing environmental legislation such as the Marine Strategy Framework Directive," said Dr. Monica Verbeek, executive director of Seas At Risk.
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Hello Kenneth,
Just happened to check in to this site after a very long while and haven't read all of the posts yet so don't know if anyone has told you yet, that, YES there are many of us from the same line!
To simplize what I've learned: From Port Tobacco the Karrick's that went to KY kept the Karrick, the ones that went north to PA & NY I believe became Carrick and the southern line became Kerrick! The Ky Karricks branched off with some going to Illinois (some went back & forth between KY & Ill even!), at least one to Ohio, and eventually Kansas, Texas & California. We are indeed spread far & wide!!!
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'Maxim' Says Lauren Is 20% Less Hot Than Heidi
You know how, lately, Lauren Conrad has been acting totally stuck-up and thinks she's all a better 'ho than Heidi Montag, even though Heidi totally made The Hills what it is and doesn't even really need the show anymore and is practically the president of the United States now?
Yeah, well guess what? Maxim just released its Hot 100 list. Heidi came in at number 36, while Lauren came in at, get this, number 56! That's right, a full 20 slots below Heidi.
Oooh; in your face, Lauren "20 Below" Conrad! Stings, doesn't it? From here on in, you should be required to wear a scarlet "56" on your chest, to acknowledge your now-documented inferiority to Heidi Montag! Bwahahahahaha!


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The third weekend in February means it's time for the annual Pecan, Wine and Antique Festival.
This year marks the 13th year of the festival, and organizer Steve Goetting said that he's working with 13 separate wineries from around the region to showcase their wares in downtown Camp Verde.
"We've got even more wineries than last year," Goetting said.
Goetting runs Verde Entertainments, the group that has been running the Pecan, Wine and Antique Festival for a few years now and also hosts the annual "Kingdom of the Spiders" celebration each October.
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The 2013 Hays Asia Salary Guide, out now, reveals salary and recruiting trends for 1,200 roles across Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia and Japan and was based on a survey of 1,200 employers, as well as placements made by Hays.
According to the Hays Asia Salary Guide, 47 per cent of employers gave a salary increase of less than 3 per cent and 28 opted not to give an increase at all. 16 per cent increased salaries between 3 and 6 per cent and 4 per cent gave increases of 6 to 10 per cent. Five per cent raised salaries by 10 per cent.
Looking ahead, 59 per cent intend to give increases of less than 3 per cent, while 20 per cent of employers are expecting 3 to 6 per cent salary increases. 4 per cent will give a pay rise of more than 6 per cent and 2 per cent will consider a raise of more than 10 per cent when they next review. 15 per cent expect to give no increase at all.
"However, the Salary Guide reveals 91 per cent of employers in Asia expect to award a bonus this year - that's up on last year's figure of 87 per cent, which could be why we are seeing a trend of low salary increases in Japan," says Jonathan Sampson, Regional Director of Hays in Japan.
"Benefits are also being offered by 79 per cent of employers with the most popular benefits in Japan being life assurance offered (by 44 per cent of employers), club/gym membership (30 per cent), pension (28 per cent) and tax equalisation (16 per cent).
"Interestingly in Japan, unlike other countries surveyed it is Life Assurance that again tops the list of benefits paid by employers albeit by a smaller margin than last year."
Meanwhile, almost three quarters of employers across Asia, or 72 per cent, believe the economy is likely to remain stable or strengthen. 65 per cent of employers in Asia also say their business activity increased in the past 12 months and 66 per cent envisage it will increase in the next year.
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"Also we have seen that more than half of employers (52 per cent) tell us they have used a flexible approach to staffing over the past year, either temporary or contract employees or the employment of part-time staff - in fact almost a quarter (24 per cent) of respondents say they use temporary or contract staff on an ongoing basis."
According to the 2013 Hays Asia Salary Guide, trends at a glance for Japan by sector are as follows:
-- Accountancy & Finance:
In 2012 activity in Japan's accountancy and finance jobs market not only returned to pre-global financial crisis levels, but it was once again characterised by candidate shortages.
-- Banking:
Japan's banking sector has been dominated by a focus on cost cutting. This has impacted vacancy activity in three significant ways. Firstly, it has seen employers focus on hiring replacements in order to maintain rather than add to their headcount. Secondly, employers are exhausting all internal staffing options, both local and overseas, before considering external candidates. And thirdly, when they do hire externally the interview process has lengthened as employers do all they can to ensure they recruit the most suitable candidate.
-- Finance Technology:
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-- Human Resources:
Salaries remained stable year-on-year, although some highly-qualified candidates are receiving salary increases in the double digits. Candidates who have been unemployed for a long time, however, have decreased their salary expectations.
-- Information Technology:
Following the trend of 2012, 2013 is expected to be a strong year in the areas of cloud computing and IT business consulting. The former is a result of infrastructure vendors looking to manage shrinkage in traditional markets by diversifying into related and emerging technologies. The latter is driven by general enterprise looking to rationalise business practise and achieve cost savings by enhancing their IT systems.
-- Insurance:
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-- Legal:
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-- Life Sciences:
Regulatory changes have seen Japan's sales style shift over recent years from relationship based towards one that is more technically driven. As a result, we are seeing a continuous need for Application Specialists, Medical Science Liaisons or Clinical/KOL Education Specialists.
-- Office Professionals:
The demand for bilingual support staff has increased in Japan over the past year as local companies continue to globalise and recruit support staff who can communicate with overseas offices.
-- Property:
We expect to see good activity in Japan's property market in 2013. This will be driven by growth in the pharma and medical devices industries, with retail and insurance businesses also expected to continue to recruit property professionals.
-- Sales & Marketing:
Demand for sales and marketing professionals remains high within many industries. Looking firstly at the IT industry, many non-Japanese companies continue to increase their direct sales and high touch workforce and are moving away from a channel sales reliant model to maximise profits and improve aftercare and service add-on revenues.
-- Supply Chain:
Demand for supply chain and procurement professionals has remained high in Japan over the past year, and this trend will continue for the remainder of 2013 since many companies are driving global structure change.
Access the 2013 Hays Asia Salary Guide at www.hays.co.jp/en/salary-guide , by contacting your local Hays office or by downloading The Hays Asia Salary Guide 2013 iPhone app from iTunes.
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Hays is the leading global specialist recruiting group. It is the expert at recruiting qualified, professional and skilled people worldwide.
Hays Specialist Recruitment Japan KK ("Hays") is the largest foreign recruitment company in Japan and operates across the private sector, dealing in permanent positions, contract roles and temporary assignments. Hays has been in Japan for more than a decade, and boasts a track record of success and growth.
Hays is the only foreign recruitment company in Japan to operate specialist business units composed of professionals with experience and expertise in the sectors they cover. Hays Japan's thirteen specialisms span Accountancy & Finance, Banking, Finance Technology, Human Resources, Hays Resource Management, Information Technology, Insurance, Legal, Life Sciences, Office Professionals, Property, Sales & Marketing and Supply Chain.
Hays is also the only foreign recruitment company in Japan to operate three local offices, serving the Kanto region from Akasaka and Shinjuku, and Kansai from central Osaka.
Hays Japan is the local representative office for Hays plc, which is a global company with more than 7,800 staff operating from 245 offices across 33 countries.
Hays operates in the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Chile, China, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE, the UK and the USA.
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Keiko Asakura Hays Japan Marketing Manager +81 3 3560 2813 [email protected]
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TILLIS HILL RECREATION AREA is a RV Park in or near the town of Brooksville. It is a somewhat small park with a listed 37 slots to park your RV. This park has no pull thru sites. Your very long RV rig should have no trouble in the longer slots this park has. No need for a generator since the park has electric. There is NO 50 amp service at the park. For the true RV experience – water hookups are provided – much better than camping in a tent! Probably due to the nature of the park and its location, sewer connections are not available. If you are lucky, you might be able to use your cellular for internet, but otherwise there is no 802.11 WiFi. You had better hope you have satellite if you are a TV Addict – no cable tv at this park. Depending on your perspective you might like this park as animals are not particularly welcome. Note – tent camping is forbidden. Shade trees are at this RV park so you will be able to sip root beer float in style. If you ever get near Brooksville make sure you stop on by the TILLIS HILL RECREATION AREA.
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HOT prospect James Sarjeant will be part of the Bees' new National League side.
The 20-year-old, from Sheffield, has been on the books at Brandon from the tender age of 16 but has plied his speedway education in the National League at Rye House.
He also featured in several Premier League guest bookings where he gave a good account of himself.
Co-team boss Laurence Rogers said: "I have known Sarj since his early days on a speedway bike in the under-15s and he has always come across as a gritty little rider with great potential.
"He has waited patiently for the chance to ride for his parent club and in all honesty it did not take too long to agree a deal with him as he really wants to race for Coventry.
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We were greeted cordially and allowed to sign in and go to our room earlier than expected, plus got the room on the second floor as requested. It was very quiet and restful. Pool area very clean as was the pool. We will return.
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My 4 kids (2 boys & 2 girls-ages 6,7,11,12) and I had plenty of space and were very comfortable. The location is quiet but still close to shopping and dining if you have a car. We will definitely stay here again. *FYI- the mattresses have the GOOD bed bug protectors. I CHECKED ;)
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Big blogging company Six Apart, makers of Movable Type and Typepad, have announced a plugin for Movable Type 4 that makes it possible to blog from your iPhone using a very nice iPhone specific interface (they are also offering up the same interface for Typepad which is where I host my personal blog, and have done so for the last 4 years).
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