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A man was shot in the chest while test-driving a car.
The incident happened around noon Wednesday as he and his sister were switching drivers outside Goofy's Bar in Council Bluffs.
Another car pulled up, police said, and someone inside started shooting, hitting the man twice.
Police said the shooting appears to be random.
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Grass Valley Public Works is advising motorists that Westbound Idaho Maryland Road between Brunswick and Sutton Way will be closed Tuesday night into Wednesday morning this Week. AT and T needs to get in there to repair some of their poles and lines that were damaged when a delivery truck overturned at the intersection about a month ago. Senior Engineer Trisha Tillotson explains what they will be doing.
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Then the Wednesday night into Thursday Morning Tillotson says the city will have a closure for PG and E on Mill Street.
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If the above headline were true, Google would have found itself at the bottom of the annual Harris Interactive Reputation Quotient poll, along with all of the major airlines.
Fortunately, for us and them, Google doesn't charge for its search engine and, when it comes to taking care of its employees, leads corporate America.
Largely for its reputation for treating workers well, Google claimed the No. 1 spot from Microsoft Corp, which fell to 10th place.
"The ratings they get focus on how they treat their employees, their workplace environment," said Robert Fronk, senior vice president at Rochester, New York-based Harris. "They absolutely get tremendous credit for the social responsibility, which for them is also linked with their vision and leadership."
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Driver charged in deaths of cyclists released on bail; alleged Hampton drug dealer remains behind bars
Cindy Sheppard, 48, of Hampton appears in court Thursday in Rockingham County Superior Court. (JAMES A. KIMBLE)
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BRENTWOOD — An alleged drug dealer tied to the fatal car crash that killed two bicyclists during a charity event last Saturday had operated a "drug enterprise" from her Ocean Boulevard home, selling painkillers, heroin and crack cocaine, a prosecutor said. A third person was also summonsed in the case Thursday.
Cindy Sheppard, 48, of Hampton was brought to Rockingham County Superior Court, where prosecutors asked a judge to increase her bail in light of her continued drug dealing after she was indicted in a prior case.
"Unfortunately, that distribution led to the death of two women," Assistant County Attorney Karen Springer said after the hearing.
Sheppard allegedly gave the painkiller Fentanyl to Darriean Hess, 19, of Seabrook and allowed her to drive a 2002 Honda hours after she was stopped by Hampton police for speeding and driving without a license.
Police said Hess got back behind the wheel in the same car around 8:30 a.m. and drove southbound on Route 1A at a high rate of speed, drifting over the double yellow line and crashing into a group of bicyclists.
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Pamela Wells, 60, and Elise Bouchard, 52, both of Massachusetts, died while participating in the Granite State Wheelmen Seacoast Century Ride.
Two other bicyclists were injured, Uwe Uhmeyer, 60, and Margo Heigh, 54, both of Massachusetts.
Hampton police announced late Thursday that they summonsed the person who owned the Honda, Scott Martin, 19, of Seabrook. Martin was charged with a violation-level offense for allowing Hess to drive the 2002 Honda sometime after midnight, knowing she had no license to drive.
On Thursday, Circuit Court Judge Mark Weaver set Sheppard's bail at $10,000 cash or surety for the latest set of charges, which include sale of a controlled drug and allowing an improper person to operate a motor vehicle.
But Superior Court Judge Marguerite Wageling added another $25,000 cash bail on charges related to Sheppard's June 4 arrest on seven counts of possession of a controlled drug.
Wageling also required a source-of-funds hearing should Sheppard post the money. That hearing would determine whether the bail money was coming from a legitimate source and not Sheppard's alleged drug business.
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Neil Reardon, Sheppard's court-appointed lawyer, argued for lower bail in both courts, saying his client is not a flight risk. He described her as lifelong New Hampshire resident who grew up in Nashua and had family throughout the state.
Reardon said that Sheppard was a double amputee from the knee down and that it would be "difficult for her to physically run away."
Springer argued that Sheppard was dealing a wide variety of drugs from her home when she was first arrested in June.
Hampton police said Sheppard had 7.3 grams of heroin in her home, along with four ounces of cocaine and small quantities of crack cocaine, oxycodone, diazepam, methylone and marijuana.
Police learned about her alleged drug business after monitoring phone records of another person, according to Springer.
Surveillance of her home also showed that, "a lot of people were going in her residence over a short period of time," Springer said.
Search warrants related to the drug case remain under court seal.
Sheppard was freed on $2,500 personal recognizance bail after her first arrest on drug charges. Reardon said his client had no criminal record.
Springer said Sheppard posted the $10,000 surety bail on the charges related to the crash around noontime on Thursday, prompting her office to seek a higher bail to keep her behind bars.
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Hess, who now faces two counts each of negligent homicide and second-degree assault, was first stopped for speeding in Hampton at 12:45 a.m. on Saturday — about eight hours before she allegedly veered into the bicyclists.
During the traffic stop, police discovered that Hess had no driver's license in New Hampshire or any other state. She was issued summonses and released to Sheppard, a licensed driver.
Sheppard was told that Hess couldn't drive because she didn't have a license, according to police. Sheppard then took control of the vehicle — a 2002 Honda Civic.
Hess told investigators during a police interview Tuesday that she spent the night at Sheppard's Hampton residence after she was released Saturday following the initial traffic stop.
During that time, Hess told police that Sheppard provided her with the drug Fentanyl, a police affidavit said.
"Ms. Hess stated that Ms. Sheppard took control of her vehicle and keys at the time of the initial traffic stop, but returned them to her with the knowledge that she would drive the vehicle in the morning," Hampton police detective Christopher Gilroy said in a sworn affidavit.
Sheppard is accused of giving Hess the Fentanyl some time after 1:30 a.m., police said.
Witnesses have told police that the vehicle was operating erratically before the accident, but police have not said that Hess was under the influence of alcohol or any drugs at the time.
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Rep. Darrin Williams is serving in his third term in the Arkansas General Assembly, representing District 36, which includes portions of central and southern Pulaski County. Rep. Williams currently serves as the Speaker Pro Tem for the House of Representatives.
During the 89th General Assembly, Rep. Williams serves on the Judiciary committee, the Insurance and Commerce committee, the Rules committee and on the Joint Budget Committee.
During the 88th General Assembly, Representative Williams served as chair of the House Judiciary Committee. He also served on the House Rules Committee and the House Committee on Aging, Children and Youth, Legislative and Military Affairs. In addition, Rep. Williams was on the Arkansas Legislative Council; the Arkansas Lottery Commission Legislative Oversight Committee; the Code Revision Commission, and the Public School Desegregation Lawsuit Resolution Task Force.
For the 87th General Assembly, Rep. Williams served on the Arkansas Lottery Commission Legislative Oversight Committee; the House Committee on Education; the House Judiciary Committee; the House Rules Committee, and the Arkansas Public School Desegregation Lawsuit Resolution Task Force.
During his tenure in the legislature, Rep. Williams been recognized locally and nationally for his progressive legislative work. Most recently he was selected as a 2013 Champion of Small Business by the National Capital Coalition. He was also named an Aspen-Rodel Fellow in Public Leadership by the Aspen Institute and selected as one of 12 state legislators from around the country to be listed as a "Legislator to Watch" by Governing Magazine. Locally, Rep. Williams has been selected as the "Legislator of the Year" by the Arkansas Association of Chiefs of Police, the Arkansas Realtors Association and the Little Rock Landlord's Association, and several other local organizations have honored him for his work including the Arkansas Municipal League, AARP, the Arkansas Assets Coalition and Arkansans Against Abusive Payday Lending.
Rep. Williams is the CEO of Southern Bancorp, Inc. ("Southern"). Southern is a family of a community development bank and a nonprofit affiliate that work in concert to revitalize underserved communities in the mid-South. With over $1 billion in assets, over 80,000 customers and 40 branches throughout the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta, Southern and its affiliates comprise one of the largest and most effective community development organizations in America that seeks to transform rural economies by creating new trends of investment in people, jobs, business and property.
Rep. Williams grew up and attended public schools in Little Rock. He graduated from Hendrix College; received his law degree from Vanderbilt University School of Law and his Masters of Law in Securities & Financial Regulation from Georgetown University Law Center.
He is actively involved in many civic and community organizations, including serving on the board of KIPP Delta Public Schools, CARTI Foundation, Our House, the State Legislative Leaders Foundation, the LRCH Tiger Foundation and as a life member of the NAACP. Rep. Williams is married to his law school classmate, Nicole Sippial; they have a son, Darrin Jr. and a daughter, Payton. The family attends Central Church of Christ where Rep. Williams serves as a deacon and Bible schoolteacher.


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Antares Pharma, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATRS) today announced that Paul K. Wotton, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer, will present at the Stifel Nicolaus 2012 Healthcare Conference on Thursday, September 6, 2012 at 8:35 am Eastern Time.
A live webcast of the presentation will be available via the "Investor Relations" page of the Antares website, www.antarespharma.com. A replay of the webcast will also be archived on Antares' website for 90 days following the presentation.
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From a friend: I just got back from a quite adventurous trip to Kenya where I worked with the Tumaini AIDS group and lived for a couple weeks in the urban slum of Lenana, outside of Nairobi. Here I worked with 6 HIV+ women, one of them sadly passing away the day I arrived. These women have no source of income other then the necklaces the volunteers sell for them. These women can not even afford the bus ride to the local clinic to pick up their anti-retroviral drugs, which the cost would be the equivalent of 5 cents for us. Poverty there is like nothing I have ever seen.
Attached is a picture of me with the women who make these amazing necklaces and the backyard of where we lived.
The other picture is of the necklaces that they have been making. Each necklace is handcrafted and takes days to make. The woman spend their days talking with each other about the hardships of being HIV + in Kenya and support each other through this program. For almost all, this is their only support group. We are selling each necklace at $10. All money goes directly to the women. It will pay their rent, feed their children, provide money for bus fare to the clinic, every dollar you can give will help them directly. I am collecting all the proceeds from these necklaces and any donations anyone would like to make and wire the money directly to them. These necklaces make a great Christmas or birthday gift and support a wonderful cause!
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This is part 1 in a series of posts on using Behaviour Driven Development to build and test your MVC controllers. The full series is as follows:
Behaviour Driven Development/Design has been gaining a lot of traction recently amongst the community and whilst not everyone may be using it in anger to write code and deliver projects, most people should have a fair idea of what it is all about by now. I've been talking about it for a while, since I attended JP Boodhoo's Nothin But .Net course over a year ago, where I was exposed to BDD for the first time. For the last 6 months or so, I've been Dev Lead on a greenfield e-commerce application, using Asp.Net MVC, Sharp Archictecture, N2 CMS, NHibernate, Spark View Engine, Post Sharp and a whole host of other cool stuff. However the main thing for me has been that it has been the first project where I've been able to use BDD properly, the result of which is that we've written more tests that any other project I've been on and because of that the quality of the code we're producing is getting higher and higher each sprint.
BDD has a real sweet spot when it's used to describe high level, user story-like business specifications. With MVC, this can be used to great effect when building out the controllers layer of your application. The controllers are what handle user actions and inputs to the application, determining what the correct result should be e.g. displaying a view, redirecting to another action. In a nutshell the controllers are what govern the flow of your application from the end users perspective, which makes them ideal candidates for BDD style specifications.
The out-of-the-box Asp.Net MVC project (File | New Project) comes with some pre-built controller functionality – the HomeController and the AccountController. This allows you to build a MVC application with user authentication very quickly and, although most people will choose not to use this code for anything other than a simple web app, it provides a set a business rules and functionality that everyone is familiar with.
So, to illustrate my point, I decided to use BDD to create a series of specifications for the out-the-box HomeController and AccountControlller functionality. Whilst this is a slightly backwards excercise as the functionality for these controllers already exists, hopefully this will show how you could continue in this way to build up the other controllers in your application.
We've been using JP Boodhoo's style of BDD specifications on my current project and whilst this has proved successful, during this time, JP has been adapting and pushing his style and syntax to something even more terse and fluent. He now has the developwithpassion library available up on GitHub which I've used for this excercise. It's been a bit of a jump from the style and syntax that I've been using on my project, but I'm really happy with the results. I'll post a fully working code sample at the end of the series with everything you need to run the specs.
If we imagine that the HomeController did not already exist, our first requirement would be that we needed something to handle the overall default action on the site – i.e. what happens when someone just browses to http://mysite.com ? We now know that we need a HomeController and that it's default action should be to display the home page of the site. We also know (because it already exists) that our home page view should display a message – "Welcome to ASP.NET MVC!".
So, our first scenario is:
When the home controller is told to display the default view It should display the home page view It should display the welcome message in the view
When the home controller is told to display the default view
Translating this into code, I came up with the following specification
[Concern(typeof (HomeController))]
public class when_the_home_controller_is_told_to_display_the_default_view : observations_for_a_sut_without_a_contract<HomeController>
static string key;
static string message;
static ActionResult result;
context c = () =>
key = "Message";
message = "Welcome to ASP.NET MVC!";
because b = () =>
result = sut.Index();
it should_return_the_home_view = () =>
it should_display_the_welcome_message_in_the_view = () =>
The fluent syntax in the BDD specifications is mostly straight from JP's developwithpassion library, which uses extension methods to the extreme to wrap MbUnit and RhinoMocks. I added a couple of MVC ActionResult specific extension methods to help with checking the results of the actions by casting them to their expected types first:
public static class ActionResultExtensions
public static ViewResult is_a_view_and(this ActionResult result)
return (result as ViewResult);
public static RedirectResult is_a_redirect_and(this ActionResult result)
return (result as RedirectResult);
public static RedirectToRouteResult is_a_redirect_to_route_and(this ActionResult result)
return (result as RedirectToRouteResult);
public static string controller_name(this RedirectToRouteResult redirect_result)
return redirect_result.RouteValues["Controller"].ToString();
public static string action_name(this RedirectToRouteResult redirect_result)
return redirect_result.RouteValues["Action"].ToString();
public static void should_be_empty(this String the_string)
I'm also relying on the convention over configuration approach of MVC in that if you don't pass in a view name to an ActionResult then it will use the name of the calling action, so when I say:
it should_return_the_home_view = () =>
I'm enforcing that the view name is the same as the action name.
We've now got the default action of the HomeController covered and if these specifications were executed, they would pass based on the out-the-box MVC project HomeController functionality:
public class HomeController : Controller
public ActionResult Index()
ViewData["Message"] = "Welcome to ASP.NET MVC!";
return View();
public ActionResult About()
return View();
Our second scenario (which we know by looking at what the HomeController already does!) is that we need an about page. We (already) decided to handle this by adding an About action to the HomeController.
When the home controller is told to display the about view
It should display the about page view
When the home controller is told to display the about view
Simple really. Try to remember that normally, the HomeController would not already have this functionality so we would be driving this out from the spec. Translating this into code and following the conventions I had previously I came up with the following specification:
public class when_the_home_controller_is_told_to_display_the_about_view : observations_for_a_sut_without_a_contract<HomeController>
static ActionResult result;
because b = () =>
result = sut.About();
it should_return_the_about_view = () =>
Ok, so this isn't rocket science, and the HomeController doesn't really do much, but if we wanted to add a help page for example then we could go on in similar fashion for adding the spec and then adding the action onto the HomeController. Or, if we decided to change the default home page view (e.g. to display the current date, or the logged in username, or a different view for every day of the week), then we can add to or modify our HomeController specifications accordingly.
I'm really happy with these controller specs and creating them for the HomeController, although simple, has given me a style and convention of how I'm going to approach the other functionality in our out-the-box MVC application. In the next post, I'll start to look at the AccountController, where things get a bit more interesting. Hopefully this has shown how powerful BDD can be when talking at the controller level of an application.
UPDATE - Due to wierd formatting issues with the code snippets, I'd recommend reading this in Chrome, which seems to give the best experience!
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Talk about disgusting: A new study from Consumer Reports has found fecal bacteria contamination in more than half of the samples of raw ground turkey and ground turkey patties tested. And that's not the only gross thing hidden in the meat.
According to the investigation, a whopping 90 percent of the 257 samples (purchased from retail stores nationwide) contained one or more of the five bacteria for which they were tested.
So what, exactly, was lurking in that meat? Salmonella and staphylococcus aureus, which cause foodborne illness; enterococcus and E-coli, which "are associated with fecal contamination"; and even methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (a.k.a. MRSA), which was found in three of the samples.
Furthermore, according to the report, "Ground turkey labeled 'no antibiotics,' 'organic,' or 'raised without antibiotics' was as likely to harbor bacteria as products without those claims. (After all, even meat from organic birds can pick up bacteria during slaughter or processing.) The good news is that bacteria on those products were much less likely to be antibiotic-resistant superbugs."
Not surprisingly, the National Turkey Federation issued a press release, published in the Wall Street Journal online on Tuesday, disputing the findings.
"Consumer Reports had the opportunity to foster a serious, thoughtful discussion about food safety, but instead it chose to sensationalize findings and mislead people," NTF president Joel Brandenberger said in the release. The NTF noted that two of the most prevalent pathogens found by Consumer Reports, Enterococcus and generic E.coli, "are not considered sources of foodborne illness."
What a relief.
So basically, while there's a good chance you might be eating -- let's just say it here -- poop when you're eating ground turkey, chances are it's not going to make you sick, and let's face it: you have no idea if you're ingesting the same kinds of pathogens in all kinds of other meat, anyway. (Consumer Reports even says, in its recommendations, "Know that no type of meat -- whether turkey, chicken, beef, or pork -- is risk free.")
What can ground turkey lovers do (besides quit eating it, well, cold turkey)? Here are Consumer Reports' recommendations:
--Buy turkey labeled "organic" or "no antibiotics." Organic and no-antibiotics brands in the Consumer Reports tests were: Coastal Range Organics, Eberly, Giant Eagle Nature's Basket, Harvestland, Kosher Valley, Nature's Place, Nature's Promise, Nature's Rancher, Plainville Farms, Wegmans, Whole Foods and Wild Harvest. It may still harbor bacteria, as noted above, but that bacteria is less likely to be antibiotic-resistant.
--Cook ground turkey to at least 165° F to kill pathogens. (Use a meat thermometer.)
--Don't return cooked meat to the same plate that held raw meat.
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If I remember correctly that I the sign of a blub\circuit error. Try reseating the bulb and making sure that the "switch" that is depressed by the cover is depressed.
Count the blinks and then search for that "code". The number of blinks is almost a diagnostic report (basic). I've seen multiple blinks and have the set turn off in the past,
But that was usually due to "heat" etc. Either a power off or unplugging and letting it reset for 5 min or so would "fix" it.
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...Wierd though the last bulb was a genuine OEM Philips. Only got 2 years out of it...
Good to hear.
Not too uncommon. You got a dud. I replace mine on average every year. I now distinctly see the dimming, and although still watchable, I can't abide it. I know how good a fresh new lamp looks, and I can't stand to keep looking at a suboptimal image nor do I want to muck around with brightness / contrast settings to account for an aging lamp. As a result, I have a closet full of partially used bulbs from which many users may have gotten several more hours of use.
I've had a white spot directly above the power button on the screen that's really most noticeable when you are standing up and above normal viewing angle?
Picture was getting dimmer so I purchased a new Philips bulb and cage. I installed it and all was well for 4 weeks. Watching TV last night the screen suddenly went blank with no blinking light codes. Wouldn't restart so I unplugged it. Every time I plug it back in it goes through the following sequence:
I took the lamp out and it looks OK; although I'm not sure what a bad bulb would look like . I cleaned the contacts, reinstalled it, and watched what happened when I plugged it back in and started it. While the lamp bulb is blinking on the front it appears that the bulb is trying to light - it seems to arc and have low intensity blinking/arcing for a few secs; stops; then repeats. Then the red light goes on and the sequence starts all over again as detailed above.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance for the help.
...I couldn't tell myself the difference between the bad bulb I replaced and the new one. They looked the same to me. Not like incandescent bulbs that you can shake and hear the broken filament...
The 3 failed attempts can be simply a lamp failure, but it can also be color wheel seizure, etc. Have you tried re-seating the lamp? Making sure the blue safety door switch is in the downward position? If you're going to the trouble of re-seating the lamp, also have a close inspection of it. It may have just blown and loose glass will be apparent.
Did you keep the old dim lamp? If so, and all the aforementioned doesn't pan out, you could put the dim lamp back in and see if the set will at least boot up. That'll narrow it down.
Let us know what you find out.
...Is that correct? Could my ballast have caused a bulbfailure in less than 4 weeks?...
Yes, it certainly can. And the ballast is pretty easy to replace. However, you could also have simply had a bad lamp. I don't recall the tolerances, but someone on here can tell you how to confirm your ballast is outputting the correct amount.
I appreciate the replies/help. So is it your recommendation to replace the ballast before I plug the next lamp in?
You can do the following:
You haven't mentioned this, but a telltale sign that you have a failing ballast is a flickering lamp (this is not a definitive diagnostic, by the way). If you had that phenomenon prior to your initial lamp getting dim, then I would replace the ballast.
...There was no indication of any change/difference before the bulb went. I was watching a football game when suddenly the screen went blank. No indication beforehand....
...I would gladly check the ballast output if someone tells me how...
...I would gladly check the ballast output if someone tells me how....
Personally, I would just replace the lamp again. I would just chalk it up to a bad lamp and a seller trying to get out of replacing it. That said, he may very well be correct.
So I took your advice and decided to save the extra cost for a possibly good ballast and just replaced the bulb. So far so good; but then again the last bulb was good for the first few weeks as well...
Thanks for all the info!
Hello guys, I've celebrated many happy years together with this Sammy. In almost 9 years, I've only had to replace the bulb 3 times (I just put one in). I'm coming across a new issue and cant seem to find any similar issues anywhere online.
- the set (hls7178) seems to pause, flicker (green horizontal lines about 2"-3" thick across the whole screen, then resets itself.
- this seems to also get triggered when we switch from one source (cable) to another (ps3).
It is happening more frequently now, even without the source switching trigger.
Any advice would help at this point.
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(Refer to the price lists for the various fridge/freezer options.)
The special, two compartment box made by Aussie Swag Campers fits a large range of 12 volt compressor driven fridges fridgeOptions.pdf. The fridge box is lockable and vented with removable dust filters. A thermostatically controlled fan inside the fridge box improves refrigeration efficiency. The 80 litre Waeco fridge/freezer and slide is standard on the Ultra.
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The Ultra D uses the Webasto Thermo Top E to heat water. The system is based on heat transfer using a water boiler and the Webasto diesel furnace connected together by piping which circulates glycol that is constantly being reheated. The heat produced is absorbed by the water in the boiler. An ON/OFF switch next to the shower controls starts the furnace. The system is thermostatically controlled so the furnace will cycle on and off to maintain water temperature.The Thermo Top heater also incorpates an air heater. This heat produced by the furnace is pushed into the camper trailer when you turn the fan on. The air heater is controlled separately by a variable fan ON/OFF switch.The Thermo Top E model has a fuel consumption of 0.29 – 0.47 L/hr (partial load – full load) with a power consumption of 22-26W (partial load – full load). A 12 litre fuel tank plumbed to the heater is installed on the drawer bar.The heating unit is housed in an insulated steel box mounted on the drawer bar.
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An added benefit of pumping water directly from an external source is that you can easily monitor water usage. This feature is especially useful with children as it is so easy to go through 20L in one shower without realizing it. Also, when adjusting the flick mixer to get the required water temperature, the unused water can be directed back into the jerry can, again saving water.
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The Solar panel can charge the battery when 240 volt power is unavailable. The panel is carried on top of the fridge box and comes with a long lead and supporting legs for use away from the trailer. A 135 watt solar panel with 15 metre extension cord and security cable is standard with the Ultra. In ideal conditions this panel can charge at up to 10 amps an hour. On a clear winter's day it can charge at about 6.5 amps an hour.
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12/06/12 Town of Somers wins State Archives Award
Albany, NY -- The New York State Archives and the Archives Partnership Trust have selected the Town of Somers to receive the 2012 Cheryl Steinbach Annual Archives Award for Excellence in Local Government Records Management.
The award was presented to Town Supervisor Mary Beth Murphy and Town Clerk Kathleen Pacella at a luncheon ceremony at the Cultural Education Center in Albany, held recently. The award is named for the late Cheryl Steinbach, Chautauqua Town Clerk, who was a strong advocate for strengthening local government archival and records management programs.
The award recognizes the Town of Somers for having a model records management program and commends the town for its commitment to excellence. This award specifically acknowledges the town's active records advisory board, dedicated records management budget, records disaster plan, strong archival records program, and successful community outreach efforts.
"We are pleased to recognize the Town of Somers for their outstanding efforts to manage and ultimately preserve the records of local government," said State Archivist Christine Ward. "This entity was selected from among all local governments as having the finest program in the state in 2012. But the real winner is not this local government; rather it is the people of the State of New York. We commend all involved in this winning program and wish them continued success in the years ahead."
Previous recipients of this annual award include Ontario County (2011), Schuyler County (2010), the City of Saratoga Springs (2009), Ulster County (2008), Town of Lewisboro (2007), Town of Cheektowaga (2006), Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County (2005), Village of Dexter (2004), Niagara County (2003), Corning Community College (2002), the City of Troy (2001), Rockland County (2000).
The annual Archives Awards program recognizes outstanding efforts in archives and records management work in New York State by a broad range of individuals and organizations. A complete list of this year's award recipients follows:
Excellence in State Agency Records Management
NYS Office of General Services
Cheryl Steinbach Award for Excellence in Local Government Records Management
Town of Somers (Westchester County)
William H. Kelly Award for Excellence in Local Government Archival Program Development
Livingston County
Program Excellence in a Historical Records Repository
Zadock Pratt Museum, Prattsville (Greene County)
Excellence in Research Using the Holdings of the State Archives
Dr. Tom Arne Midtrod, University of Iowa
William Hoyt Advocacy Award
Carl Hayden, former Chairman of the SUNY Board of Trustees
Dr. Kenneth P. O'Brien, Associate Professor of History at the College at Brockport
and President of the SUNY Faculty Senate
Bruce W. Dearstyne Award for Excellence in the Educational Use of Historical Records
Amber Quinn, Shenendehowa High School, Shenendehowa Central School District (Saratoga County)
Laura and Robert Chodos Award for Excellence in Student Research Using Historical Records, Grades 9-12
Jonah Mittler, Samuel Sommer and Max Summers, Great Neck South High School, Great Neck Union Free School District, Teacher: Frances Tria (Nassau County)
Laura and Robert Chodos Award for Excellence in Student Research Using Historical Records, Grades 6-8
Sarah Jones, Farnsworth Middle School, Guilderland Central School District,
Teacher: Deborah Escobar (Albany County)
Laura and Robert Chodos Award for Excellence in Student Research Using Historical Records, Grades 4-5
Millie Bohn, Murray Avenue School, Mamaroneck Union Free School District,
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Fascinating as we all find the latest activities in the House of Commons (Hey look at this deodorant ad … let's censure it!), this seems like it might just be a bit higher on the scale, newswise:
Astronomers have discovered a habitable planet 20 light years away
Orbiting a nearby red dwarf star called Gliese 581 are 6 planets. One of them is a rocky ball, bigger than Earth, in the "habitable zone" where water is liquid and temperatures are human-friendly. It's possible we could live there.
Unlike Earth, this planet called Gliese 581g, is "tidally locked" to its star. That means one side of the planet always faces the sun, and the other faces darkness. Temperatures on the two sides would be dramatically different, with the livable area in the "terminator" between day and night. Living on Gliese 581g would put you in an eternal twilight, which doesn't sound bad at all. Temperatures in the terminator area might be between -24 and 10 degrees Fahrenheit (-31 to -12 degrees Celsius), which is the average temperature of the planet's surface. So things would be a bit chilly, but if you could always visit the perma-sun on dayside if you needed a dose of red dwarf radiation.
Phew. A planet we could live on. The whole dark side/light side seems manageable. It's a bit like Canada — most of the population resides in a few of provinces, and spends all its money subsidizing the rest. We could name the dark side NewfoundGlieseland, elect Danny Williams premier, and he could rant about all the historical injustices perpetrated on it just because it's dark and cold 24 hours a day.
According to Fox News (which means it's bad for America,) the odds of life on Gliese is "100%":
"Personally, given the ubiquity and propensity of life to flourish wherever it can, I would say, my own personal feeling is that the chances of life on this planet are 100 percent," said Steven Vogt, a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of California, Santa Cruz, during a press briefing today.
"I have almost no doubt about it."
This would seem like a big deal, but for some reason, it isn't getting much attention. Current lead story on Globe and Mail: "Ottawa to probe oil sands on health, environmental worries"
Yeah, I mean, how could "Life likely on new planet" compete with that?
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This season marks The European Tour's 20th visit to the island. Over the years the event has taken place at three separate venues on the island including: Campo de Golf and Santo de Serra. This year the event is set to take place over at Porto Santo Golfe.
Last year Irishman Michael Hoey got his second win on The European Tour, and he later went on to triumph again in 2011 at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. This year's Golf Open will take place from the 10th-13th May.
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Manchester City v Sunderland raises the curtain to another exciting weekend of Barclays Premier League action for Matchweek 7.
You can catch up on all the latest team news ahead of the weekend's matches on premierleague.com. See below for all the previews for this weekend's encounters including videos of manager press conferences.
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Manchester City v Sunderland (12.45pm) #MCISUN
Roberto Mancini (MCI) on coming up against former player Adam Johnson and remembering the lessons of last year's draw at the Etihad Stadium.
Martin O'Neill (SUN) on the impact new striker Steven Fletcher has made at the club, the areas in which his side need to improve and taking on the champions.
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Swansea City v Reading (3pm) #SWARDG
Michael Laudrup (SWA) on having patience in matches, the importance of the result against Reading and why his side need three points.
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Brian Walsh was elected National FFA President on November 2, 2013, at the FFA's National Convention held in Louisville, Kentucky.
Brian Walsh is first from left in this photo of National FFA officers which includes, in addition to the President, four Regional Vice-Presidents, and a Secretary.
Brian was selected from a pool of 41 other candidates from across America. He is one of only four other National FFA presidents to come from Virginia since the FFA was founded in 1928 by a group of young adults including agriculture teachers in Weyers Cave, Virginia.
Residents will have a chance to personally congratulate Brian Walsh on November 23 in Central High School's Cafeteria from 4 – 6 PM. The public is cordially invited to this reception held in his honor.
Brian is currently a sophomore at Virginia Tech where his major is Agribusiness and his minor is Leadership. After his election as state FFA President in June 2011, Brian delayed entry into VA Tech and, as is customary for FFA state presidents, he spent the year traveling across the state as an "ambassador for agriculture" and leader of the FFA
Brian completed his freshman year at VA Tech during 2012-13 and also spent time preparing for the 2013 National FFA election. Now that he is National FFA President, Brian will once again say good-bye to VA Tech. He will finish his first semester studies early so that he can head to Indianapolis for leadership training with the other national officers. He will spend more than 300 days of his tenure traveling to other states and to Japan as an advocate for agriculture and the FFA, presenting at conferences, and honing the leadership skills of FFA state officers.
Already, Brian has some appointments scheduled. On November 13, he met with Bob McDonnell, Governor of Virginia and with Matt Lohr, Virginia's Commissioner of Agriculture.
Brian Walsh has never lived on a farm, but he's been raising and showing livestock since he was nine years old. He spent his early years in Leesburg, VA (Loudoun County), where his family participated in 4-H events. When Brian was in the sixth grade, the family moved to Shenandoah County and leased eight acres near their Woodstock home where they raised hogs and lambs.
As a ninth grader at Central High School, Brian enrolled in agriculture courses and joined the FFA, a life-changing decision for him. It was at Central High School, that Brian came under the mentorship of agriculture teachers and FFA advisers Sherry Heishman (VA Agriscience Teacher of the Year 2011-12), and Dana Fisher ( National FFA Vice-President 1997-98).
Both teachers were "top-notch," Brian said in an interview with the Northern VA Daily (2011). "I wouldn't trade them for anything."
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After college and possibly teaching for a few years, Brian hopes to work with the Virginia FFA organization at the state level. He adds, however, that he will also "always be involved in production agriculture. "
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Why Rams running back Zac Stacy is a strong option for the weeks ahead
Stop using past performance to evaluate fantasy players. Start using the future. Each week, numberFire will provide updated projections for future fantasy points through Week 17. To go with the numbers, Field Yates will provide analysis on what the numbers reveal. Fantasy players have a new resource to evaluate trades and roster moves: The Fantasy Future Rankings.
Building a fantasy lineup each week is a careful exercise in evaluating past performance while projecting future production.
In the case of Rams rookie running back Zac Stacy, a fast riser in numberFire's TPS metric (which measures a player's value for the rest of the season relative to the average fantasy starter), there isn't much production to speak of: 15 total fantasy points this year.
At least, there's not much to speak of yet.
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