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Poutine au Pain
Poutine au Pain means "bread pudding" in Québecois and Acadian French.
Like Bread Pudding in English, there is no one set recipe, but rather many.
"Poutine au Pain" is probably an anglicisme ("English-influenced expression") that passed into Québecois in the early 1900s. Mentioned in Roger Lemelin's 1948 novel Les Plouffe (The Plouffe Family) about a family in Québec City's poorer Lower Town during the Depression and the ensuing Second World War. The term would have had to be common for some time before that for it to be picked up by Lemelin as a normal expression for a working-class family.
Language Notes
- Poléon! T'as pas mangé ta poutine au pain. (Poleon, you haven't eaten your bread pudding).
- Pas faim, m'man. (I'm not hungry, mum).
The term is also common in Acadian French.
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|FILE - In this Sept. 30, 1957 file photo, Jimmy Hoffa, Teamsters vice president and leading candidate to succeed Dave Beck as the IBT's new president, waves to delegates at the opening of the Teamsters Union convention at Miami Beach, Fla. Hoffaís mysterious disappearance, assumed death and myriad searches for his body have been the stuff of urban legends for more than three decades and continue with the most recent report that the former Teamsters chiefís remains are buried beneath a concrete slab in a barn in a field in suburban Detroit. (AP Photo/File)
The FBI is once again looking for former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa. Here are five places they searched before:
1) In 1975, Michigan authorities looked in Waterford Township shortly after he was reported missing.
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March Madness 3- Pulau Sibu 1
As told, the sea journey was relatively short. Surprisingly, none of us got sea sick. As the ferry slowed its approach to the Sibu Island Resort, we noticed something unusual. There wasn't a jetty in sight!
Instead, two resort workers were seen pulling pontoons out. We could ride on these with the rest of our 'barang-barang' or simply jump into the sea to wade ourselves in. Most of us opted for the latter. It was a great invitation to immediately start our new beach holiday! Besides, with such clear waters and white sand, who could resist?
The front of the resort looked to be in a lagoon. The beach itself was surprisingly short even if covered with alluring white sand. Beside it was a raised verandah that led to the main Admin Building - a dark wood construction that reminded me of resorts in Bali and elsewhere. Not cheap, not expensive, just typical. The large verandah gave a 180-degree view of the sea and beaches. We found out later that below the verandah were the rooms for karaoke and storage for canoeing and windsurfing equipment. How convenient that they were right by the sea!
After deciding who to stay with whom, we checked into our chalets. The ones we had booked were essentially Couple affairs. Each had a bedroom, a verandah with coffee table and chairs, an attached tiled-bath with instant hot-water heater and a flushing seat-toilet.
We noticed that there were indeed few chalets on the island, just 22 of them; they were all standalone affairs. The bigger units could be found on the back beach, a short 5-10 mins walk from the Admin Building. The path to that place was not paved but natural and surrounded by shrubs and short coconut trees. We were told we could request for fresh coconuts every morning, a novel idea to us young folks then!
The beach at the back turned out to be just as pristine as the one in front. But it was much, much wider. There were corals too, but sadly, all of them had died. It was all quite the pity because there was a wide swathe of them all along the beach front. There was even a path cut in between to wade through.
During low tide especially, it was a sight that could make a grown man cry. If these corals had not suffered from White Coral Death - a cancer of the ocean, this part of island would have been wondrous to behold. . Now, it was just a graveyard of porous stone. White as skeletons and just as eerie.
We quickly put away our things in the chalet and changed into our swim gear. The sun was still burning and the sky cloudless. By dinner time, we had all gotten wet and burnished with a tan. But just.
Dinner was a strange affair.
Unlike the kind of cheap, fast-to-cook food one typically got from seaside island resorts, SIR actually had a menu typical of a Malaysian mainland Chinese restaurant. There was hor fun, mui fan, steamed fish, sambal kangkong, venison meat with ginger, etc.
We were pleasantly surprised and hungry after having just arrived and exerted somewhat. So we ordered what each of us liked. A couple did not have any preference and ordered just to see how good the cook was.
That done, we put the menu aside and chatted as we sipped on our soft drinks and fruit juices.
Half an hour passed. Then one. Then one and a half.
All the while, we turned to check the kitchen hole, if food was coming out. None. Oh, we could hear banging and clanging in there alright, but to what end we were mystified.
Finally, when the food did come, we were all relieved. But no explanation was given. The staff were locals and did not seem to comprehend English very well. We decided to not pursue the issue. We told ourselves that we would order in advance the next time if such was the case.
Interestingly, though the wait was tough, the food was excellent. It really tasted like what our favourite restaurants back home could dish up. None of us had so much pleasure gobbling up our food on an island before. The only setback was wondering whether to order more and wait another eternity.
Just after dinner, as we were lounging in the dining area (which was next to the main verandah area and with a sea view too), the owner of the resort turned up.
Up till then I had not met anyone up-close who owned a resort, let alone an island, so I was rather intrigued by this person. He was a big-sized Malay chap around fortyish with an air of a 'datuk' about him. In other words, he radiated wealth and connections. He was dressed casually in khaki shorts and a short-sleeved shirt.
The owner, let's call him Mr Hassan, had dropped by to say hello to Kim. He and Kim had become telephone friends through the many bookings Kim placed on behalf of her expat colleagues... she being the department secretary and all that. Even Kim's boss had been to SIR too. So Kim was a VIP in Mr Hassan's eyes.
After the obligatory introductions, Mr Hassan asked how our dinner went. We confessed it was surprisingly good and then politely mentioned the rather tardy serving time. Mr Hassan apologised and said his staff was still coming to grips with what was expected of them. He also confided that he had spent considerable effort in hiring a good Chinese chef to whip up both Chinese and Western fare. His reasoning was that a good resort should be matched by good culinary experience. On that note, he was on the money. I mean there is little point in setting up a four-star resort just to serve up crummy food.
I was curious what was before SIR and asked him.
"Oh, it was just a rock. I bought it from the government and spent money developing it," he said, sounding more like a technocrat than businessman.
"It wasn't just building these chalets. That was the easy part. The difficult part was making sure the island had a good source of water and could handle the future sewerage. We couldn't run this place with mineral water alone."
Inside, I found that funny. To many Singaporeans, bringing mineral water on an island trip was as essential as bringing toilet paper. In fact, probably more important, especially for the girls. To some, taking care of the hair was paramount, not to mention the face too.
We boys who had been through National Service was less bothered. We just made sure we didn't imbibe anything unclean and catch diarrhoea Swimming with a weak stomach is definitely a no-no. Dark pools could form unwittingly.
Through further conversation with Mr Hassan, we found out that he had spent more than half a million Malaysian dollars buying and redeveloping the island. It didn't seem like a small sum nor was it a an astronomical one. Monies involved in island purchases typically ran into the millions at the time, or so we thought.
A couple of us wondered how much more under-table money he had to pay to smooth things with the Malaysian Government (often perceived to be corrupt then) but we decided to be polite and not to open that can of worms. I doubted he would even tell us!
Before Mr Hassan left, he joked with Kim that she should have her honeymoon on SIR; he would give her a special rate. Kim, who was unattached, turned red and gave an embarrassed laugh. With that, Mr Hassan bade us good evening and wished us a memorable stay.
Later, when we got up to pay, the staff told us Mr Hassan had halved our dinner bill. It was to make up for the long waiting time. We thought that was rather decent of him to do that. He didn't have to but he did. He really did want to make the resort work at another level.
Suitably fed, we then sat around the verandah a little longer to discuss what we would do the next day. Some wanted to laze around, while others wanted to learn to windsurf. An instructor was available on the island free of charge. We simply paid per hour - or per day - for equipment use.
Later that evening, the girls went and entertained themselves in the karaoke room. They found it equipped with the latest song management system and had a blast till late. I sat and read a book by Robert Ludlum by the verandah and listened to the soothing sound of the sea lapping.
All through, I could tell that the resort was rather absent of people, just as the owner had intended. I thought how wonderful that was for a change. SIR might just turn out to be the resort game changer Mr Hassan had wanted after all.
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You have to put your self in the shoes of a business that is in business to turn a profit of some sort. All businesses have different overhead which in turn decides what their bottom line would be on their services. I personally would not go with an unlicensed professional for this type of install. You are messing with gas, venting issues, electrical wiring{electric water heater} and updated code issues such as a drain pan and tempature and relief drain lines for heaters that currently do not have them. I do agree that there are some companies that are way out of line for their installs but most of these companies are the really big companies that have very high overheads I would assume. Tank type water heaters have changed over the last several years and with these safety changes come bigger prices. The price of steel thanks to China is skyrocketing and tank type water heaters are made of steel. Most wholesale plumbing supply companies cannot match what the big box stores are selling at retail to consumers. I happen to think from research that heaters such as Rheem, Bradford White and AOSmith who have been in business forever make a better product than what you can buy in the big box outlets. You also have to take in consideration the location of the water heater that is being replaced. Is it in the house, basement, garage or attic. Most 40 and 50 gallon water heaters that are purchased in a plumbing wholesale store in Texas cost between 300-340 for a 6 year warranty heater with 6 year on parts and tank. Speaking of warranty. Most big box companies will take a least 24 hours to a week to get your warranty problem taken care of. Most reputable plumbing companies will give same day service if they installed the heater.
So lets break down a typical install at cost to a licensed plumber in Texas
Heater: $315, water shut off $6.50, water flex lines or unions to code $20, gas flex line and cut off to code $12, misc fittings $15, Total $368.50 Lets add a 35% profit which is some what low for a business $129, Total 497.50
This doesnt include permits, pan and drain or any venting issues. The vent must go from the heater to the outside of roof using double wall vent.
Cost of permit on average $60
Most plumbing companies allow for 3 hours of time for a water heater. This includes picking the new one up. Delivering out to house. Draining and removing old water heater. Hauling off old heater. Installing new heater up to code. Going down to city and pulling permit.
Average Labor charges for heater installs $400
That would make this install run without extras on any code issues $957.50
I just had a 50 gallon gas water heater installed in my house for $1200 but I needed a pan installed. I used a licensed plumber.
That's very difficult to answer without seeing the house. As one poster said, the prep is the most important part. On newer homes that don't have a lot of peeling paint, the prep can be very minimal even as low as a couple or a few hundred dollars for the prep labor.
On a 100 year old home with 12 coats of peeling paint on it, then the prep costs can be very high and can easily exceed 50% of the job's labor cost.
A 2100 sq ft two story home could easily cost $1000 just for the labor to prep for the paint job. That number could climb too. Throw in lots of caullking or window glazing, and you could be talking a couple or a few hundred dollars more for labor.
Painting that home with one coat of paint and a different color on the trim could run roughly $1000 or more just for labor. Add a second coat and that could cost close to another $1000 for labor.
For paint, you may need 20 gallons of paint. You can pay from $30-$70 for a gallon of good quality exterior paint. The manufacturer of the paint should be specified in any painting contract. Otherwise, the contractor could bid at a Sherwin-Williams $60 per gallon paint and then paint the house with $35 Valspar and pocket the difference. $25 dollars per gallon times 20 gallons? That's a pretty penny too.
That was the long answer to your question. The short answer is $2000 to $4000 and up, depending upon the amount of prep, the number of coats, the amount of trim, and the paint used.
An itemized list / cost breakdown, more often than not is used against the contractor when it is shared with other builders who will then beat it.
Good contractors use good people, and good people cost more. Just the cost of having the appropriate insurance / bond can be the difference between winning a job or losing it ot a 'lower bid'.
It is the rule of three; there is Good, Cheap and Fast. You can have any two: Good and Cheap, won't be Fast; Good and Fast, won't be Cheap; Cheap and Fast, won't be Good!
When comparing bids, it isn't the cheapest or the 'nicest' person you should select. You should understand why there is a large price difference (it shows there are gaps in your design program or what you have asked for specifically, which means there may be arguments later). If most of the bids are in line, and one is way high or way low, you want to know why before dismissing or selecting them.
A price-only decision almost always costs more in the long run.
Good luck!
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|Date Born: April, 20, 1870
Date Died: June 21, 1935
|Place Born: Robeson County, NC
Place Buried: Meadowbrook Cemetery in Lumberton, NC
|Residence: Lumberton, NC
Occupation: Lawyer, Banker
Angus Wilton McLean (20 April 1870 -- 21 June 1935) was a lawyer and banker who was the Democratic governor of the state of North Carolina from 1925 to 1929. Angus also served as Assistant Secretary of the United States Department of the Treasury from 1920-1921.
Born to Confederate veteran and farmer Archibald McLean and the former Caroline Purcell, he graduated from local public scholls and the McMillan Military Academy. He began studying law in 1890 at UNC and was admitted to the bar in 1892. McLean joined a law firm in Lumberton and in 1904 married Margaret French - they had three children.
McLean was among Lumberton's leading businessmen - he was involved in the founding of the town's first bank, three textile mills, and the Virginia & Carolina Railroad, for which he served as its first president. Long active in the Democrat Party, he served on the state executive committee and as a delegate to national conventions. In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson appointed him one of four diretors of the War Finance Corporation; in 1920, Wilson named him Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
McLean, with the support of the political machine of Senator Furnifold Simmons, defeated Josiah Bailey for the Democratice gubernatorial nomination in 1924, and in the fall easily defeated Republican candidate Isaac M. Meekins. In his inaugural address, he recommended a thorough revision of the budgetary system for the State government - one month later adopted by the legislature. With conservative management of the State's revenue, McLean left office with a $2.5 million surplus, a cushion that would well serve his successor during the Depression.
McLean returned to his law practice in Lumberton after leaving office and soon opened a second office in Washington, DC. In April of 1935, he suffered a stroke in Raleigh and died two months later.
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first time here - I got here thru a link sent by harneet....ReplyDelete
the image is so powerful, it is scary - is this how depraved minds see even fully clothed women? I surely believe that the way you dress has nothing to do with such attacks - but they do serve as an excuse for the assailant...
by the way, i had written a post a few days ago with the same title - asking to be raped? check it out.... www.indsight.org/blog
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hi ...ReplyDelete
Its soo true... I come from a small town..and had never experienced any misbehaviour even in a very crowded bus ..
I came to blore six months back ... and have gone thru very dirty experience 4 times already !!! during all the incidents i was in a salwar kameez
(and no it wasnt very tight aor any thing ) ...
In two of the incidents the guys were so gutsy ..that they dared to tweak my bottom in public .. and before i cud do any thing about they just disappeared in thin air..
In most of the cases the girls are so shocked ..they really dont know what to do..
by the time they gather courage ..the guys wud have disappeared !!!
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1)one thing from which i disagree is that, how can SPITTING be a part of eve teasing?? if someone can explain to me about this,
2)And the problem I am facing is that I am quite uncomfortable when i find girls staring at me. although nothing is wrong with me, and i am a perfect normal male human being with average looks. can any lady out there give reason regarding this or suggest any remedial measures.
please do reply and explain to me, i will be looking forward to your suggestions and solutions.
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1. some have actually been spat at while walking on the road. it was not very pleasant at all. very humiliating infact.
2. how do yuo feel when girls are staring at you? does it annoy you? intimidate you? do write to us.
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Many CxOs have undertaken siloed analytics projects, data warehousing, or enterprise search projects that focus only on the immediate questions they're asking of that data in frame, instead of the questions which might be answerable if systems with diverse information types could be linked and analyzed, regardless of location or format.
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Whether you're working with advanced analytics today or still building a capability, you have to start now to architect a connected intelligence strategy that supports such an effort. Ask yourself:
Can your data repositories automatically create context?
For example: "Can I tie my Radian 6 data back to my call center data and customer databases without having to throw out my old analytics and business intelligence tools?"
Can your data be made available securely?
For example: "Can data analysts with access to my financial data also see my R&D data? Can I anonymize personal information without loss of fidelity?"
Can you integrate 100 percent of your information?
For most organizations, 90 percent of the fastest growing information is the least utilized because of scale and automation challenges, such as automating the classification of images, audio, and video. For example: "Can I leverage digital call-center recordings and social mentions, as well as buying patterns, to learn more about high-value dissatisfied customers?"
Can you work with data wherever it lives?
"Do I have to move my data to one place to analyze it, or can it stay in-situ?" The latter saves valuable time and network resources.
Think it through
"With so much innovation in social, consumer, and enterprise technology, we are all in a constant state of catch-up," Muller says. "Just when you think you've related all forms of data, another comes along. The answer is to be proactive about architecting your Big Data platform to be flexible in the face of constant change."
From there, you can demand real insight.
"Simple search and retrieval is now a pretty mundane thing," says Autonomy VP Brian Weiss. "We're at the point where we need, and have, the tools to analyze complex data types and deliver automatic insights very similar to the way humans think. Understanding information in its context can drive automation, and incredible value, well beyond a better set of search results for an end user."
But this level of connectivity and integration is not accomplished overnight. Most IT practitioners don't think of data outside of the application that owns it. It simply may not occur to them that there is tangible value in having a framework that looks at all data in the same context, and can apply policy to information, whether it resides in SharePoint, in the cloud, or in public sources related to the business. In contemplating Big Data initiatives, we must think wide, as well as deep, about our information targets and ambitions for delivering insight.
With the ability to find contextual connections between data, wherever it resides, and by interacting with it in a common format, you can thoroughly and quickly connect the dots between data across your organization—linking activity between CRM systems used by marketing, reporting systems used by sales, profitability tracking applications used by finance, help desk tickets, log files, and the actual interactions with your customers who call your help desk, send emails, and opine in social media about your company and products.
Demand real, immediate connectivity
Vendors will tell you at the outset that they can "seamlessly connect" any data across your disparate infrastructure. They may even claim that they can integrate structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data. But you may find out later that to make those connections, you need to convert all your data into a proprietary format, or move the source content into a centralized system. That's more cost, more waiting, less flexibility, and less time to innovate.
The model that requires a CxO to move custody and control of a type of data to be able to understand it will not keep up with the pace of innovation. The move and load times alone are an obvious barrier, but more importantly, we want the data to stay in the systems of record. We need connectivity to analyze and control data in context with other live information sets.
By making it intuitive and easy to see how all of your data connects, you'll place your organization in a much better position for applying intelligent analytics to derive value from diverse data sources. After all, the CIO is perhaps the only one in an enterprise who understands data outside of the app that owns it, the database that stores it, or the network that delivers it—and this is an ideal vantage point for thinking of data in terms of the potential value it offers.
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Since changing my laptop and server I get problems with moving my photos around to various other sites.for the last 20 years or so I have never had any problems until this year. I`ll admit to be moving on in years, maybe this is maybe one of the reasons ! I moved from a Toshiba to Dell and changed from Orange to BT. Any advice would be happily received, Ron16
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"Moving photos around to various other sites" - what other sites? Are these photos on your laptop or elsewhere?
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My photos are loaded on to Photoshop which I have always used. Now when I go to E.mail one or place one on a friends site I get a message that says it cant be found or there is no path for it ! I used to use my pictures all over the net and fnd it most enjoyable...but things seem to have gone flat since then. I don
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The photos should be on your computer somewhere. You use Photoshop to edit them and possible also to import them. If you look in the Pictures library on your laptop then you should be able to find them. For email you will need to browse to the location on your hard drive and then attach them and for posting on the net then you will need to upload them from their location. The message probably indicates that you haven't pointed the websites to the correct location on your laptop. If they were previously loaded then they may be referring to your old laptop.
I don't think that you are the oldest using this site.
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Many thanks for your reply Woolwell. I do have my picures on hand and edit them on Photoshop. the problem is when I go to send them or load them up onto various sites. I will follow your advice and see how things go. Many thanks for answering my query. I will keep using this site for future advice. Thanks again , Ron16
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"The whole world around us lay spread out like a giant relief map."
- Sir Edmund Hillary on what the world looked like from the summit of Mt. Everest, quoted in the Seattle Times' obituary. He died in New Zealand at the age of 88.
Patrick Wright, NOAA coastal associate for the State Planning Office, and Gary Smith, of Green Mountain Geographics (the paper got his company name wrong) taught 17 people SketchUp at a training class at Bowdoin College in Brunswick.
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After distributing to participants CDs that contained assignments, Wright explained that the group would focus on about 106 Brunswick buildings for its project. These buildings included businesses such as Day's News, Bull Moose Music, Hannaford and 7-Eleven. Also included were local churches and libraries. Wright split the 106 buildings into 12 color-coded blocks, each with about 10 buildings in it. One block was assigned to each group of two. Also, some volunteers offered to work on additional blocks in order to complete the project.
If all goes well the buildings will all be modeled in about five months.
I'm hearing about more and more small focused GIS events like this one which is today: "Skidmore Regional GIS Conference of College Educators." (Skidmore is a small college in Saratoga Springs, New York. I've heard of it only because a family friend went there.) Todd Fabozzi of U of Albany will give the keynote: "The Challenges of Sprawl and Smart Growth in the Capital Region."
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"In the month of Bahman (January 21-February 19) two missiles with a range of 1,900km were fired from Semnan province [in northern Iran] into the mouth of the Indian Ocean," Amir Ali Hajizadeh, head of the Revolutionary Guards' aerospace division, told a news conference on Saturday.
Iran usually tests its missiles in extensive deserts in the heart of the country, so the firing into the Indian Ocean is an unusual move, aimed to prove Tehran's longstanding claims it can hit targets beyond its borders.
Television showed a missile being fired but the announcer did not specify if the pictures were of the Indian Ocean test-firing. No pictures were shown of a target being hit at sea.
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Immediately starting with a premise, "… fracking isn't the culprit in contaminated groundwater near natural gas wells. Poor well construction is."
Then, the answer of how to correct poor construction is given – not complete but rendered as if a 'solve all'.
This is a fallacy of assumption that the premise is correct, not proven correct, but assumed.
Then the writer(s) contend fracking is not flawed and a threat to water. They go on to recite where and when fracking has been used and some changing expert views.
It is not a simple yes or no involved here.
Poor well construction does indeed put contamination in the water. But so does the fracking. Look at each in turn.
a. Poor well construction.
The 'culprit' here is generally the annulus or space between gas pipe and drilled hole. Hydro carbons here migrate from well plug up to last casing or beyond. If the drilling went through a fault, it will follow the fault also. The genie is out of the bottle.
If the well plug is faulty, then the frack zone leaks hydrocarbons into the annulus, including frack fluids and 'production' water besides the hydrocarbons. The fracking process can cause this breech just like it breaks the rock. This cement plug can also shrink or just be sufficient for test pressure and then blow under frack pressure.
This should read in high Bradenhead pressures and be an indicator and companies are supposed to report this, but as you can see if a fault is bleeding off the contamination, the pressure won't show.
b. Fracking (and yes, it is flawed).
The culprit in this case is generally is the fracking intersects faults and/or formation anomalies. Sometimes, as the attempt is made to maximize yields, fracking extends upper 'so called' seal formations. This more common in shallow wells ( and they are at all kinds of depths – not just thousands of feet as claimed) and fracks go vertical because of sufficient overburden pressure. They can also penetrate an "over" formation because it is slanting to one side or other of the well bore. These formations may be salt water "basements" of potable water above and an aquifer because of porosity.
The frack may just penetrate a nearby fault.
In the Divide Creek Seep, it appears both a. and b. occurred. After all remediation of a faulty plug, the seep was only reduced to about 50%. Unknown hydrocarbons also surfaced, but agencies would not test them according to an observer. On the Pavillion EPA study, it appeared a. and b. occurred with contamination of 'basement' waters leading the hydrocarbons floating to the potable waters. The indicator here was the presence of frack unique fluids.
Besides the faulty assumption to a conclusion shifting guilt to 'one over the other', they are both present. Truly, two wrongs don't make a right!
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This eye makeup remover works well to remove eye make up easily and efficiently without irritating my eyes. However, I am annoyed that I have to find a Mary Kay seller in order to buy it, especially when there are so many similar products that I can buy easily in stores, so I won't be repurchasing.
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As far as the performance goes, it does what it claims. I would have normally given this 4 or even 5 rating. But as far as their health and safety claims go, dont believe a word.
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Welcome to the Captiva Island Events travel guide.
Captiva Island and Sanibel Island both play host to several events and celebrations throughout the year. From sportfishing tournaments and boat races, to Fourth of July revelries and other holiday festivities, you're sure to find something of interest during your visit to Captiva Island. Summer season is a great time to catch fireworks shows, live music performances on the harbor, and other special events taking place along the waterfront.
The island is decorated with lights and displays during the holiday season, and this is among the most beautiful times of year to visit. The Luminary Festival begins in December and it's a time when three miles of lighted paper luminaries are placed around the stores, shops and other venues throughout the downtown area. Don't miss the annual sandculpting competition heldin Fort Myers Beach near Captiva Island, an annual celebration that attracts hundreds of locals and residents each year.
Some of your best bets for Captiva Island events include:
J.N. Ding Darling Days
Annual BaileyFest
Annual American Sandsculpting Championship Festival
Captiva Luminary Festival
Black Maria Film & Video Festival
Annual Sanibel Shell Fair and Show


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New iPhone Will Tell Your Friends Where You're Eating
Loopt, a program on the new iPhone, might bring on entirely different levels of voyeurism and oversharing.
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Loopt, a program on the new iPhone, might bring on entirely different levels of voyeurism and oversharing.
We're so convinced about this whole buyer's-market thing that a three-bedroom West Village loft for less than $5 million sounds totally reasonable! Oh, and Julian Schnabel slept there, too.
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Filmmaker Paul H-O gets told off by growling angry Papa Bear Julian Schnabel — in his own documentary. In your face, H-O! Now you know never to cross the Schnabe!
Richard Gere has put his apartment in Julian Schnabel's Palazzo Chupi on the market, private-equity execs come down to earth, Sam Zell continues to be wacky, and Jeff Zucker and Harvey Weinstein fight like a couple of queens over 'Project Runway' in our daily roundup of real-estate, finance, media and law news.
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The Porsche 911 is celebrating its 50th birthday. Our gift to you: the 911 '50 Years Edition' optional package. Join in the celebrations and enjoy the most popular options at a preferential price.
The 911 '50 Years Edition' optional package combines sportiness and comfort. It is these attributes that have made the 911 so exceptional over the past 50 years.
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Need a new stereo? Part 2. Here's what $1,000 will get you
Yesterday I checked out one of the most outrageous stereos ever assembled. That $375,000 monster is a bit more than what 99.999% of people are willing to spend, so today I thought I would check out a great sounding system that runs about $374,000 less.
Manufactured in China by California based Napa Acoustic, this neat little setup includes a 25 watt per channel hybrid (tube/transistor) integrated amp called the NA-208A for $399, the DT307CD CD player also for $399, and the two-way NA-208S speakers for only $199 a pair. The amp comes with a cable to connect an iPod, and a 3.5mm mini jack is provided for connecting your phone or another type of music player.
You would think that after listening to so many super expensive systems at the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest, that my jaded ears would find the modest little Napa Acoustic system to be a letdown, but that was hardly the case. The whole rig sounded remarkably impressive and musical, even if it does fall way short on delivering the scale and majesty of some of the big setups. Still, for less than $1,000 ($600 if you don't need a CD player), this system is easy to enjoy, and provides more than just a glimpse of what you get when you spend mansion money on a stereo.
The Rocky Mountain Audio Fest continues through today at the Denver Tech Center Marriott. Napa Acoustic is in room 442.


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Princess Noura Bint AbdulRahman University for Women in Riyadh
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Majesties,princess fatima Kulsoom , Her majesty Queen Rania yasin,& other respected ladies princesses ,sisters in Islam ,
Assalamoalaikum wa rahmatullah,
I am pleased to know that you are engaged in helping the victims of violence who are in need of your help.may Allah reward you for this humanitarian help.We are here for the test, the real life begins here after.
I wonder if your majesties would spare some of your precious time for your other sisters & daughters in Islam as well,I mean Kashmiri women who are victims of violence,rape & other natural disasters.Thousands of Kashmiri women are victims of gange rapes by the occupational armies,thousands of single mothers who have lost their husbands in the war like situation need your help,thousands of young girls who have lost thier fiences are comiting sucides,Thoousands of orphan children dont go to school, & live in poor health conditions.
One kashmiri woman who was a high court lawyer was engaged in collecting datas about violations of human rights ,was arrested in Delhi in India & was put in, One of the worst kind of Prisons called ,Tehar,jail for 5 years .She wrote a book in the prison ,prison no 100,in Urdu language ,needs translation in other languages but cant afford it.She is the chair of Muslim women & is a human rights activist ,but after coming out from the jail,she is very depressed ,cant do any thing except crying,she needs a staff who can help her in collecting & producing the facts & figures about the victims ,about missing & providing help to the post trauma victims.
They need rehabilation centres,counselling,first aid,female hospitals,education for their children & trining centres for self employment.
So can you please help them as well,they seek your attention.
,,The ultimate tredgedy is not the oppression & cruelty by the bad people but silence over that of the good people..Martin Luther King..
Look forward to hearing from you.
professor Shahid Iqbal.
Founder & chairman
JKWA ,website address.www.jkwa.org
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All certainly true, but I don't support what you say myself. I will stay the more conventional view. But I without doubt support your right to have your own point of view. Interesting anyway.
best wishes
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October, 2014
includes "School libraries recognized for 21st century learning and teaching", "School Library Chats are moving to Twitter", and "Mark your calendars! Attend Regional Meetings to discover career exploration opportunities for all ages"
September, 2014
includes "Start the school year with the 20 minutes 24/7 pledge", "New librarians, no need to feel like a fish out of water!", "School Library Summit sets collaborative goals for 2014-2015" and "New Features to the Prairie Bud and Prairie Pasque Website"
August, 2014
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June/ July 2014
includes "Getting students college ready?", "Prairie Bud and Pasque nominations provide quality booklists for the library and classroom prairie bud and prairie pasque book awards", "Find a Book is a tool you need in your reader's advisory toolkit", and "School library blogs to add to your summer reading list"
May, 2014
includes "Principals Know" and "Harrisburg Elementary Students Take a Journey with Mango Languages"
April, 2014
includes "Check your "To Do" list for upcoming deadlines", "School Library Integrated Library Systems White Paper", "Digital Gizmos: Celebrate 125 Years of Statehood with Online Resources", and "In My Experience: Paperless = Worry-free Nonfiction"
March, 2014
includes "Buchanan Elementary challenges students to read for 1 million minutes", "2013-2014 School Library Survey opens April 1", "April is School Library Month: 'Lives change @ your library'", "Boot Camp 2014: ShaZam! The 4Cs in the 21st Century School Library", and "Prairie Bud and Prairie Pasque Voting End March 31"
February, 2014
includes "School Library Chats are Feb. 4", "Let the Prairie Bud and Prairie Pasque voting begin", "21st Century School Library Award 2014 application process begins March 1", "Digital Gizmos: Device Advice", "Standards, standards, standards… which ones do I use?"
December 2013/ January 2014
includes "Digital Gizmos: AnswerGarden and Padlet", "Ebooks in schools: practical information at your fingertips" and "Digital Learning Day is Feb. 5, 2014"
November, 2013
includes "Congratulations 21st Century School Library Awardees", "Regional Meetings 2013: ebooks & School Libraries", "Project Enable helps librarians meet special needs; now with free online option", and "2014 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest"
October, 2013
includes "New school librarians -- feeling a bit like a fish out of water?", "School library data now ready on Connect", and "Read! SD is all about year round reading and partnerships"
September, 2013
includes "Welcome Marta Stirling, new School Library Coordinator", "Boot Camp students team up to create Prairie Pasque and Prairie Bud website", "DOE launches new Common Core website", and "School Library Chats for 2013-2014 begin on Sept. 10"
August, 2013
includes "ShaZam! Multiple Literacies in the 21st Century School Library: School Library Boot Camp 2013", "Common Core Literacy and the School Library: Indian Education Summit Pre-Conference Event, Sept. 29", and "Resources and tools to support your "back-to-school" planning"
June/ July 2013
includes "The data is collected, and we'll connect you to it soon", and "Summer reading, a cool glass of lemonade, and warm breezes..."
May, 2013
includes "Best practices for labeling books in school libraries", "Deadline nears for School Library Survey", and "School Library Boot Camp or bust…"
April, 2013
includes "How we circulate 1,000 books per day", "Communicating with Edmodo", "Final School Library Chat is April 11", "School Library Boot Camp registration open until May 15", and "What are we reading?"
March, 2013
includes "School Library Survey opens on April 1", "Digital learning in South Dakota: sample activities from school librarians", and "21st Century School Library Award application process now open"
February, 2013
includes "21st Century School Library Award application process begins March 1", "Common Core resources at MyOer", "Help prevent cyberbullying"
January, 2013
includes "Common Core and School Libraries: Regional meetings draw 136 for training, collaboration", "Digital Learning Day is Feb. 6" and "The Gale/Library Media Connection TEAMS Award is seeking nominations"
November, 2012
includes "School library pathway to assessment…through the 21st Century and beyond", "Sneak peak at the 2012 School Data Digest", and "More on school libraries, research and Common Core"
October, 2012
includes "Standards focus on research at all grade levels" and "School and public libraries merge in Tripp"
September, 2012
includes "How to survive (and thrive) in your school library…School Library Chats are back!", "New procedures for school library ILL statistics begin now", and "Data submitted to Collect is ready for you in Connect!"
August, 2012
includes "Board of Education approves school library self-assessment", "ALA passes School Library Resolution at annual conference", and "Back-to-school resources to bookmark"
June/July, 2012
includes "Everything school libraries need to know about ILL", "Common Core Literacy Lessons: collaboration for teaching 21st Century skills">
May, 2012
includes "School Library Survey closes May 16", "Does your library have a mission statement?", "School library chats shorten distance across the state", and "21st Century School Library Taskforce completes self-assessment tool"
April, 2012
includes "April is School Library Month: You belong @ your library®", "School Library Policies: Are you prepared?", "Here's the scoop on School Library Chat #2", and "Putting the new School Library Standards into action: Part 4"
March, 2012
includes "Get ready for School Library Month with a video contest", "Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve wins American Indian Youth Literature Award", "School Library Chats continue on March 15 and April 12", and "Putting the new School Library Standards into action: Part 3"
February, 2012
includes "Don't miss the chat on Feb. 9 - the School Library Chat", "21st Century School Library Taskforce creates self-assessment tool", "Putting the new School Library Standards into action: Part 2", and "Looking ahead to the 2011-2012 School Library Survey"
January, 2012
includes "Introducing a new sharing opportunity — the School Library Chat", "Putting the new School Library Standards into action", "SWIM Scholars attend national AASL conference", and "Copyright titles and other school resources in the news"
November/December, 2011
includes "Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings and Standards adopted", "Big Stone City School Library sleuths investigate Sherlock Holmes", and "Eric — A Success Story"
October, 2011
includes "School libraries and librarians raise students' test scores", "School Library Survey: Compare and contrast your data", and "New library created at Hughes County Juvenile Service Center"
September, 2011
includes "Revised School Library Standards and Guidelines ready for new school year", "Are you growing your PLN?", "Still time to register for Indian Education Summit School Library Pre-Conference"
July/August, 2011
includes "Welcome Mary G. Johnson, new School Library Coordinator", "Indian Education Summit School Library Pre-Conference set for Sept. 25", and "Stephanie Miller-Davis honored for support of children and reading"
June, 2011
includes "School Library event planned in conjunction with Indian Education Summit", "Hot Springs librarian receives district honors", and "Lee Crary: teacher, librarian, coordinator, and new retiree!"
May, 2011
includes "Deadline fast approaching - School Library Survey closes May 18", "Project Guy, Gary Linn, mixes recipes, history and digital preservation", "School Library Month celebration highlights from across the state", and "Resources in the news"
April, 2011
includes "School Library Survey open April 1 to May 18", "High school Library Science course offers career exploration", "Teacher of the Year integrates library resources and technology", and "'A Jill of All Trades' or the true life of a school librarian"
March, 2011
includes "'Create Your Own Story' for School Library Month", "School Library Survey opens April 1", and "What's the buzz with Common Core Standards?"
February, 2011
includes "Revised school library standards and guidelines undergoing adoption process", "Hemminger receives honor and recognition as library teacher", and "Leaders are Readers challenges students to read"
January, 2011
includes "READING Up continues focus on rigor with Standards in Practice™", "Fixed or flexible? Library X time provides an option", and "E-book and e-reader questions?"
November/ December, 2010
includes "Task Force invites comments on revised school library guidelines", "School Library Data Digest is coming soon", and "Free Information Literacy Vodcast Series with Mike Eisenberg"
October, 2010
includes "2009-2010 School Library Survey data ready for review", "Summer reading program expanded at Dupree School Library", "Lights… Camera… Action! Enter the 20th Annual South Dakota Student Media Fair!", and "Eagle Butte Upper Elementary adds to services and collections"
September, 2010
includes "School Library Standards Task Force invites comments on revisions", "Mid-Central receives Improving Literacy Through School Libraries funding", and "Back-to-School ideas"
August, 2010
includes "Summer reading in Timber Lake receives boost with help of grant", "Task Force continues revision work on state standards", and "Top Web sites linked with AASL standards"
July, 2010
includes "School Library Survey data available in late September", "Prairie Bud and Prairie Pasque team members work ahead on nominees" and "Books in the home increase level of education"
June, 2010
includes "Retiring school librarians represent over 200 years of combined expertise", and "Deubrook spreads the word about School Library Month"
May, 2010
includes "School Library Survey deadline is May 31", "Follow the Festival of Books and Authors in Schools programs", "Wondering what to do with all of that summer vacation time?", "Andes Central Teens Participate in National Reading Event, Operation Teen Book Drop", "About GuysLitWire", "About If I Can Read, I Can Do Anything", "About readergirlz"
April, 2010
includes "School Library Survey opens April 1", "Authors in the Schools 2010 planning begins", and "AASL School Libraries Count! survey needs your input"
March, 2010
includes "Revision work begins on school library standards", "Invite your community to your library for School Library Month", "2010 American Indian Youth Literature Awards announced", and "Katherine Paterson is National Ambassador for Young People's Literature"
February, 2010
includes "Looking ahead to the 2010 School Library Survey", "Student Media Fair deadline is March 1", "21st Century Community Center programs involve libraries", "Dakota Middle School receives grant", and "Operation Teen Book Drop will focus on tribal libraries and schools"
December/ January 2010
includes "Kick-off using Lexile measures in the library, classroom and at home", "Online book group opportunity focuses on inquiry circles", and "Improving Literacy grant provides professional development and resources"
November, 2009
includes "Superintendent Willard is 2009 SDLA Friend of the Library", "What are classes reading at your school?", "Letters About Literature Contest needs student letters", and "Invite Picturing America scholars to your community"
October, 2009
includes "Take another look at school library standards", "Voluntary free reading is key component in reading success", "Looking for motivation for your reluctant teen readers?" and "Tools to use for Web site evaluation"
September, 2009
includes "School Library Annual Report 2010 ready for comments", "Letters About Literature Program seeks student writers", "Students create soundtracks for novels" and "Resources available for students with qualified print disabilities"
August, 2009
includes "What every first year school librarian needs to know", "For Review: What to Do about Alice?", and "Finalists named in ALAN's Young Adult Fiction awards"
July, 2009
includes "Be Quiet! I'm Listening! Check out archived Webcasts", and "21st Century geography and science maps now available"
June, 2009
includes "Practical Advice for School Libraries" and "For Review: Terrific Math Read-Aloud"
May 2009
includes "Follow These Prairie Bud and Prairie Pasque Links", "School Library Study Group Update", "For Review: Redefining Literacy 2.0"
April, 2009
includes the "School Library Annual Report Moratorium" and "Copyright Lessons Available for Middle School Students"
March, 2009
"School Library Media Month", "Professional Networking", and "DOE report praising literacy"
February, 2009
Book reviews include Miss Malarkey Leaves No Reader Behind. by Judy Finchler, What I Saw and How I Lied by Judy Blundell, and No School Library Left Behind: Leadership, School Improvement, and the Media Specialist by Carl A. Harvey.
January, 2009
Book reviews include That Book Woman by Heather Henson, The Jumping Off Place by Marian Hurd McNeely, and Librarians as Learning Specialists: Meeting the Learning Imperative for the 21st Century by Allison Zmuda and Violet H. Harada.
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