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Although this is a little late I did take it on sunday. Ive been so busy with sorting out my upcoming trip to New Zealand (!!!) and thinking about going back to university on Wednesday, and my driving test is 10 days away. Im so excited about New Zealand, i havent been back since I was about 11. My dads from there and from the moment i stepped off the plane I was in love. Theres something about it that gets me all excited!
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Can you even imagine? A world overrun by Reject Reports? It's like there'd be no movies, but we'd still report the weekend box office. While I stew over the quandary that's just created, the world outside is still running smoothly. Blockbuster movies are still hitting. Small indie flicks are dividing audiences around certain parts of the country. Transformers are raking in a billion dollars. But this week, like it or not, belongs to the apes. Not Nim. I looked into it, and he's safe, but the other ones are about to rise up and start fight back. Let's see just how well those apes can handle themselves against the collective force of Smurfs, Captain America, and Jason Bateman.
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This panel forms part of the most important seventeenth-century tapestry, both in terms of the number of subjects depicted and the number of pieces woven. Its subject is taken from the poem that Nicolas Houel composed to the glory of Catherine de Médicis, widow of King Henry II and regent of France. The poem recounted the story of a 'Strong Woman', Queen Artemisia, who, as widow of King Mausolus, had taken on the regency and provided for her son's education in exemplary fashion.
Subject of the tapestry
The story of Artemisia is inspired by the lives of two queens of Caria, in Asia Minor. The first, who lived in the fifth century BC, distinguished herself by her actions and the way she educated her son, Lygdamus. The second, widow of King Mausolus in the following century, had an extraordinary tomb built as a symbol of her loyalty to her husband: the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The complete series is made up of forty-four panels representing the grandiose funeral ceremonies of King Mausolus, on the one hand; and, on the other, the regent's wise government and the education of her son. Each series is composed of a certain number of subjects, generally chosen according to the interests of the patron and highlighting the importance of the funeral procession and the regency.
This tapestry forms part of the second series: the queen, accompanied by her son toward whom her hand is pointing, is receiving a delegation of envoys in front of a columned portico.
How the tapestry came to be made
In 1562, a learned Parisian called Nicolas Houel dedicated a long poem to the glory of Catherine de Médicis, widow of King Henry II and regent of France. In it he compared her to Queen Artemisia, widow of King Mausolus, who, like her, was reputed to have assumed responsibility for the regency and for her son's education in an exemplary fashion. The text was illustrated by drawings designed to serve as models for "fine and rich tapestry paintings". Most of these were executed by Antoine Caron painter to the king.
It was only at the turn of the seventeenth century that Henri Lerambert, painter to the king's tapestry-makers, was commissioned to use these drawings as inspiration for tapestry cartoons. After his death, he was replaced by one of his successors working under him, Laurent Guyot. The cartoons were intended for the Louvre workshops, where the first of the tapestries were made. Following a common pattern in the history of tapestry-making, they then went to the workshop in the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, where several copies were woven. The tapestry bears the workshop's mark.
A new departure
In the sixteenth century, the Wars of Religion led to a decline in the art of tapestry-making in France. The Story of Artemisia, one of the first to be woven in the workshops set up by Henry IV, marked a revival of the technique. Although the subject and models were already half a century old, the theme glorifying a 'Strong Woman of Antiquity' was very fashionable. It seemed even more topical when Queen Marie de Médicis, the niece of the former queen, was appointed regent in lieu of her son, the young Louis XIII. Also of note is the appearance of wide, highly decorative borders, which continued to develop throughout the century in line with artistic trends in Paris at that time. The present tapestry, though it is very much in the Fontainebleau style with its cut leather motifs, already features the monochrome cartouches found on most tapestry borders in the first half of the century.
BibliographyUn temps d'exubérance. Les arts décoratifs sous Louis XIII et Anne d'Autriche, Paris, Editions de la Réunion des musées nationaux, 2002.
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When police in Ferguson, Mo., roughed up and arrested reporters for the Washington Post and the Huffington Post while they were charging their phones in a McDonalds last week, it was illegal and outrageous. But perhaps, one could hope, it was an isolated incident, an overzealous cop who made a bad decision amid stressful circumstances.
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In the week since reporters Wesley Lowery and Ryan Reilly were released with no explanation and no charges, law enforcement in Ferguson has spit on the First Amendment with abandon. They have fired tear gas at TV crews, shot at reporters with rubber bullets and beanbags and arrested at least nine journalists who had the gall to record what they were doing in this war zone.
Where did these officers get their training from Bashar al-Assad and Kim Jong-un? The despicable looting from opportunistic hoodlums, and the heavy-handed police response to even peaceful demonstrations, already made Ferguson streets look more like the Middle East than middle America. Now, journalists doing their jobs are being treated in a wholly un-American way as well.
It started with Lowery and Reilly, who were not interfering with police work in any way. Then, authorities shot tear gas at an Al Jazeera America crew and dismantled their equipment. Three more journalists were arrested Sunday.
Four more were arrested Monday including Getty photojournalist Scott Olson and Breitbarts Kerry Pickett. On Tuesday morning, Intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux and German reporter Lukas Hermsmeier were still in custody after being apprehended and shot at with beanbags for failing to disperse. They were, Intercepts editor says, returning to their car after a night of reporting.
This is an all-out assault on the First Amendment and so not just on journalists but on all Americans. It is also, as Voxs Max Fisher says, a statement. If authorities are willing to stomp on prominent journalists rights, Fisher says, you have to wonder how those police treat the local citizens, who dont have the shield of a press pass.
President Obama said last week, Here in the United States of America, police should not be bullying or arresting journalists who are just trying to do their jobs. Obama, of course, is guilty of doing precisely that in other ways, but his point is still correct. He and his attorney general should ensure it doesnt happen.
Journalists deserve no special treatment. They and demonstrators should be allowed to exercise their rights if they are doing so peacefully and without interfering with an officers ability to do his job.
A repressive government unchecked by a free press is, after all, what the Founders feared most, and why they made it unconstitutional in the very first amendment.
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The two-hour Dancing with the Stars finale brought in its biggest audience of the season, helping ABC edge out CBS in the ratings Tuesday night.An average of 19.2 million viewers tuned in to see Donny Osmond claim the Mirrorball trophy for Dancing's ninth season. Dancing also claimed its highest rating in the 18-to-49 demographic. V, which kicked off the night for ABC, held steady compared to its week-earlier numbers with 9.3 million viewers.CBS still had a strong showing, anchored as usual by NCIS, the night's most-watched show with 20.2 million viewers. NCIS: Los Angeles (14.8 million) and The Good Wife (12.7 million) held their audience from a week ago, and The Good Wife grew 8 percent among 18-to-49-year-olds.NBC finished third, with a two-hour The Biggest Loser attracting 9 million viewers and The Jay Leno Show pulling in 6.1 million. Fox's two-hour So You Think You Can Dance was watched by 6 million viewers, while the CW's repeats of 90210 and Melrose Place drew 2.1 million and 1.5 million, respectively.
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Public Service Recognition Week is a time for us to recognize the contributions of federal, state, and local government employees who serve in communities all across the nation, on the frontlines and around the world. We are thankful for their tireless work and sacrifice.
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During the event, I had the opportunity to underscore the importance of public service to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). As we mark DHS' tenth anniversary this year, we continue to focus on service, both in the missions we carry out and the services we provide to millions of Americans every day. From the One-DHS approach to disaster preparedness, response and recovery, to our unprecedented efforts to secure our land, air and sea borders, to our efforts in cybersecurity and devotion to the safety of the public at large, DHS' work could not be possible without the commitment and sacrifice of the dedicated employees that I am proud to serve alongside. Please join me in honoring and recognizing their work to make our nation safer, more secure and more resilient.
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To facilitate our on-going conversation about strengthening the security and resilience of our Nation's critical infrastructure, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is creating a Collaboration Community on IdeaScale that will allow you to share your thoughts.
Critical infrastructure is the backbone of our country's national and economic security. It includes power plants, chemical facilities, communications networks, bridges, highways, and stadiums, as well as the federal buildings where millions of Americans work and visit each day. DHS coordinates the national protection, prevention, mitigation, and recovery from cyber incidents and works regularly with business owners and operators to take steps to strengthen their facilities and communities.
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The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's (FLETC) mission is to "train those who protect our homeland." To carry out this mission, the FLETC serves as an interagency law enforcement training organization for 91 federal agencies or partner organizations. Throughout 2013, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is commemorating its tenth anniversary by recognizing key initiatives and employees who have contributed to successes while considering new and innovate ways to achieve its mission. In recognition of this important milestone, leaders from across the Department will be discussing the work they've done over the previous decade as well as their current efforts and plans for the future.
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As the law enforcement landscape becomes increasingly complex, we constantly seek emerging training needs in areas such as human trafficking, drug-endangered children, and countering violent extremism. The importance of proactively identifying new technologies to enhance training prompted us to integrate advanced simulators into firearms, driver, maritime, and interview training.
What have been some milestones for the FLETC, and how do you see it evolving in the next 10 years?
We recognize the critical role state-of-the-art facilities play in providing realistic training. In 2004, the FLETC began constructing a Counter Terrorism Operational Training Facility designed to provide an immersive environment to address evolving threats. Most recently, we opened an Intermodal Training Facility where frontline law enforcement personnel experience scenario-based training to better deter and combat threats across major transportation modes; and soon will open a 35+ acre complex named Danis City, an urban/suburban training facility featuring realistic venues and a high-tech forensics lab.
These and other innovations are needed to connect with new generations of students, who only know a world where technology is omnipresent. The FLETC looks very different than it did only 10 years ago, as we aim to ensure our students are more prepared than ever before.
Last week, Secretary Napolitano met with Mexican Secretary of the Interior Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, furthering the collaboration between the United States and Mexico on our shared responsibility for issues related to migration, border security, and facilitating legitimate travel and trade.
"The threats we face increasingly cross international boundaries, and strong international partnerships are critical to the region's security," said Secretary Napolitano. "We are committed to working with our partners in Mexico to facilitate legitimate trade and travel while securing and managing our borders."
During their meeting, Secretaries Napolitano and Osorio Chong discussed the ongoing partnership and cooperation between the United States and Mexico to ensure a safe and secure border region, which is critical to both nations' economic competitiveness and national security.
Secretaries Napolitano and Osorio Chong also signed several arrangements to enhance law enforcement collaboration along our shared border, as well as to identify and share best practices related to emergency management.
Additionally, Secretaries Napolitano and Osorio Chong highlighted the ongoing bilateral commitment to ensuring effective enforcement of both nations' immigration laws, specifically thorough institutionalization of the Interior Repatriation Initiative (IRI). This initiative, announced as a pilot program in October 2012, provides humane, safe and orderly repatriation of Mexican nationals to the interior of Mexico and ultimately to their hometowns, instead of returning them to towns on the U.S.-Mexico border.Last week, Secretaries Napolitano also met with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations Jose Antonio Meade Kuribreña to discuss the shared commitment of both nations to ensuring the region's security, including collaborating on the enforcement of both nations' immigration laws, enhancing information sharing, developing programs and initiatives to facilitate legitimate travel and trade, and continuing efforts to ensure a more safe, secure and resilient global supply chain.
The outpouring of support and generosity of the American public in the aftermath of last Monday's explosions in Boston speaks to both our compassion and resilience as a country. But unfortunately, as we've seen previously, high profile news stories and tragedies can also lead to a variety of Internet scams and online risks.
Newly created websites and twitter accounts may try to take advantage of those looking to contribute to fundraising efforts. Others could target individuals interested in simply learning more details about the incident. For example, emails that appear as if they have been sent from a legitimate news or charitable organization may in fact be phishing attempts.
Here are a few ways you can protect yourself from online scams and phishing techniques:
- Only donate money to known, credible fundraising charities.
- Exercise caution when clicking on email links or interacting with social media accounts that claim to represent the best interests of those involved in this incident.
- When searching for updates on the story, it is safest to go directly to trusted news sources rather than conducting general search engine queries.
If you suspect you have received a phishing email, please send it to the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information on protecting yourself and your information online, visit www.dhs.gov/StopThinkConnect.
Cyberspace is woven into the fabric of our daily lives. According to recent estimates, this global network of networks encompasses more than two billion people with at least 12 billion computers and devices, including global positioning systems, mobile phones, satellites, data routers, ordinary desktop computers, and industrial control computers that run power plants, water systems, and more. While this increased connectivity has led to significant transformations and advances across our country – and around the world – it also has increased the importance and complexity of our shared risk.
The Internet is truly a public place and once you post something online, it can be accessed by anyone, and you may have no control over what they might do with that information. To help you stay safe online, the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has the following tips for publishing information online:
- View the Internet as a novel, not a personal diary – Make sure you are comfortable with anyone seeing the information you post online. Expect that people you have never met will find your information; even if you are using privacy settings, write it with the expectation that it is available for public consumption.
- Be careful what you advertise –When deciding how much or what information to reveal online, realize that you are broadcasting it to the world. Supplying your email address may increase the amount of spam you receive. Providing details about your hobbies, your job, your family and friends, or your past may give strangers enough information to exploit.
- Realize that you can't take it back – Once you publish something online, it is available to other people and to search engines. Even if you try to change or remove a page, a status update, or picture, someone may have already saved a copy or a screenshot of the page. Some search engines "cache" copies of web pages; these cached copies may be available after a web page has been deleted or altered.
Before you publish something on the Internet, determine what value it provides and consider the implications of having the information available to the public.
Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, and all of us are called upon to "ACT" or Achieve Cybersecurity Together. For more information, please visit www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect.
Throughout 2013, we are commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Department of Homeland Security. In recognition of this important milestone, leaders from across the Department and its component agencies will be discussing their beginnings, their present operations, and what's to come.
I recently sat down to answer questions about the present and future of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in recognition of the Department of Homeland Security's tenth anniversary. For ten years, USCIS has been securing America's promise as a nation of immigrants and a beacon of hope and opportunity.
What is USCIS's mission, and how was this mission fulfilled prior to DHS?
On March 1, 2003, with the creation of DHS, USCIS officially assumed responsibility for the delivery of U.S. immigration services and benefits. We benefit from a legacy of more than 100 years of federal immigration and naturalization administration.
Since 2003, the agency has naturalized almost 700,000 individuals each year, helped unite families and provide shelter to those in need of humanitarian relief, and introduced people from all over the world who contribute to our rich and diverse cultural and economic landscape. At the same time, the agency has guarded the integrity of our immigration system and helped safeguard our nation's security.
What have been some important milestones for USCIS?
In the past ten years, USCIS's workforce has enabled the agency to fulfill its core obligations while breaking new ground and achieving milestones. As USCIS enters its second decade, it has successfully implemented the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and instituted the provisional waiver program to alleviate the hardship that immigrant families suffer in separation. Additionally, USCIS has mobilized its workforce to reach out to individuals in underserved communities, bringing the immigration system's resources and opportunities to them. These people include victims of violence against women and the plight of human trafficking, among other crimes. USCIS has launched a campaign to educate vulnerable populations who could fall victim to immigration fraud schemes, while deterring the would-be wrongdoer and punishing the culpable. The agency launched E-Verify and its valuable Self-Check tool, and has overseen the program's growth as a key component of the government-wide effort to ensure a lawful workforce and workplace.
How does USCIS operate today?
With offices in over 23 countries, USCIS uses its international footprint to expand its outreach to members of our nation's Armed Forces and to naturalize those members wherever they may be deployed. Through the creation of the Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate, USCIS has elevated and strengthened its profile as a critical stakeholder in the fight against terrorism and as guardian of the immigration system's integrity. Through increased language access and a redesigned website also available in Spanish, USCIS communicates more effectively to a broader array of people.
What do you see as the future of USCIS?
The agency looks to the next ten years equipped with citizenship resources and guides for new Americans, a foundation of unprecedented transparency and engagement, and a new and expanding electronic filing system. USCIS is poised to reinvent itself as a leader of technological innovation in Government, carrying forward its proud service as administrator of our identity as a nation of immigrants and a beacon of hope and opportunity.
This morning, I joined Senior Advisor to President Obama Valerie Jarrett and Attorney General Eric Holder at the White House Forum on Combating Human Trafficking where we announced the Administration's latest effort to combat the hidden crime of human trafficking and help victims of human trafficking. During the Forum, we released a draft Federal Strategic Action Plan on Services for Victims of Human Trafficking, which will be open for public comment for 45 days.
Developed collaboratively with Federal partners including the Departments of Justice, Health and Human Services, and Labor, and with leadership and guidance from the White House, this plan will better coordinate efforts across the Federal government to identify, rescue, and support victims. You can view the Plan and provide your comments here. When final, the Plan will complement and advance anti-trafficking efforts already underway at DHS.
Nearly three years ago, we launched the DHS Blue Campaign to unite the Department's effort to combat human trafficking and leverage our relationships with other federal agencies, state, local, tribal and territorial law enforcement, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, and international partners.
Last year alone, we received more tips through the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tip line than ever before, investigated a historic amount of cases and rescued more victims of human trafficking, and provided support to over 1,200 human trafficking victims. We have also expanded our victim assistance program, and will continue to make combating human trafficking a priority.
Working together, we can take comprehensive action to stop this terrible crime, rescue victims, and put perpetrators behind bars. We look forward to receiving your feedback.
To learn more about human trafficking and what you can do, please visit www.dhs.gov/bluecampaign and the Blue Campaign Facebook page.
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You are a person with a lot more patience than I ever had. I''ve never disassembled a Harken Magic box so I can''t tell you how many ball bearings you are supposed to have. My suggestion is that you email Harken directly at http://www.harken.com/. You can email their techincal department at <firstname.lastname@example.com>
I belive that they also have an 800 number which I can''t find right now but its in their U.S. Catalogue.
Harken is a great company to deal with in terms of warrentee. They have taken back, almost no questions asked a failed 8 year old ratchet block and a 10 year old bullet block from me and sent me brand new ones in the past. I doubt they''d send a new magic box but I would not be surprized if they''d send the missing ball bearings (if there are any). I don''t think you are supposed to lube Harken gear except with one product and I can''t recall what that is but they don''t make the product; someone else does.
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A 'redemption': Veterans Day is changed
Veterans say 9/11 changed how their holiday is celebrated
Vietnam War veteran Jan Ruhman said the day prompts him to comment on what he views as an ongoing tradition of wasteful American wars. He and other members of San Diego Veterans for Peace installed 280 headstones along Harbor Drive to memorialize U.S. troops from Southern California who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"On Veterans Day, to me, it means that we continue put our children at risk needlessly. We are wasting money and the resources of this nation," said Ruhman, 65, a former Marine amtracker. "And it ain't making us any safer."
The post-Sept. 11 conflicts have created a new generation of war veterans, many of whom choose to stay in San Diego County after being discharged from local bases. The region is home to nearly 30,000 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, the largest concentration in the nation.
So as the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has ramped up funding for medical care and homeless programs, a chunk of that money has come here. San Diego will host one of five VA pilot programs to provide short-term housing for young fighters suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Enlistment in the U.S. military remains strong, buoyed by a poor job market and possibly a still-high tide of patriotism spurred by the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Maston Buchanan, stationed on the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson, said he joined the Navy because, looking at history, he saw it as a chance to do something better than just serving himself.
"Since I was a kid, I wanted to be in the service. Not just for the uniform, but because there's so much respect to everyone who's served," said Buchanan, 23. "I'm truly grateful to everybody who has served before me, and I just want to be a part of something."
Buchanan and some shipmates were invited aboard the Midway on Sunday. They got to ask questions of the national sportscasters and take photos with them. Museum volunteers got in on the action, too.
Among them was Chris Davis, 71, who served in the Air Force and Navy during the Vietnam War. Davis said his veteran status means more to him now, as an older man.
"Today, I look at it and people are finally realizing that the Vietnam vets did the same thing that they are doing today, and in World War II and World War I," he said. "It's become kind of an important day for me."


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If you are over this Polar Vortex as much as every other person on the internet, Tacocat is here to save the day with their surf-rock period anthem "Crimson Wave." This catchy song makes me feel like I am at the best beach party ever, with dancing sharks and mermaids, while menstruating my cares away. Crabs and cramps have never sounded like so much fun and once you watch the music video below, you'll understand why.
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White Mountain Identifies Three New Rutile Target Prospects Following A Recent Geophysical Magnetic Survey Of The Cerro Blanco Property
SANTIAGO, Chile, May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- White Mountain Titanium Corporation ("White Mountain" or the "Company") (OTC Bulletin Board: WMTM - News) reports that as a result of a ground, geophysical magnetic survey carried out on the Cerro Blanco property in March, 2012, three new rutile target prospects have been identified. The survey was contracted out to Santiago-based geophysical specialist consultancy Geodatos and tested the magnetic susceptibility of rock within a surveyed grid. This technique is used extensively in Chile as an exploration tool in the copper industry and the Company wanted to test its applicability to titanium exploration.
Geodatos constructed a rectangular grid measuring 7.5 km by 3 km (2,250 hectares) comprised of 61 lines oriented northeast-southwest and spaced 50 metres apart. The grid covered the previously known main rutile prospects at Cerro Blanco - Las Carolinas, La Cantera, Chascones and Eli. Rock underlying the grid lines was subjected to a magnetic field and the magnetic response was measured. In the case of Cerro Blanco, rutile bearing rock typically exhibited a lower magnetic response than for example rutile deficient or iron bearing rocks. Based on an interpretation of the survey data, Geodatos and the Company were able to identify three new rutile target prospects warranting further investigation. These targets are:
Target 1 Hippo EarThis target covers an area of approximately 16 hectares and is located directly south of the Las Carolinas prospect. Since completing the survey, detailed geological mapping has been completed on this target and three trenches measuring approximately 20 metres in length, 2.5 metres deep and 1.5 metres wide have been mapped and sampled.
Target 2 Algodon ProspectThis target covers an area of approximately 44 hectares and is located approximately 1.5 km west of the Las Carolinas prospect. Geological reconnaissance and selective sampling of outcrop has been completed over approximately 60% of the target area.Target 3 Quartz CreekThis target covers an area of approximately 77 hectares and is located directly southeast of the Las Carolinas prospect. Geological reconnaissance and systematic grid rock sampling (one sample every 25 - 30 metres) has been completed over approximately 27% of the target area. Of the 250 samples taken, some outcrop samples showed abundant rutile related to coarse quartz, albite and veinlets. Samples taken from the target areas listed above will be submitted to ALS Chemex for XRF total rock analyses and results are expected by the middle of June, 2012.
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The Scottsdale Fire Department is talking with the Phoenix Fire Department and Rural/Metro Corp. to ensure access to firefighting equipment and a radio communications system.
The moves are not in response to purchasing problems or delays in building Scottsdale's own radio system, Fire Chief William McDonald said. They are precautionary measures.
"We are just trying to look at all the areas we might be exposed and are trying to shore them up," McDonald said.
Scottsdale's proposed agreement with Phoenix would allow Scottsdale's new firefighting operation to purchase Phoenix's backup equipment, McDonald said.
Since Rural/Metro Corp. decided to keep all of the equipment it uses for its operations in other Valley cities, Scottsdale has gone on a buying spree.
The city fire department is scheduled to take over Scottsdale's fire protection July 1. Rural/Metro has provided fire protection for the city since the company's creation more than 50 years ago. The private firefighting firm decided in November 2003 to discontinue its service in Scottsdale this year.
McDonald said that while he anticipates all of the equipment — ranging from protective clothing to breathing apparatus — to arrive on time, there is no guarantee.
Under the proposed agreement, if an item does not come in, Scottsdale will be able to contact Phoenix officials, ask if they have the needed equipment and, if they do, purchase it without any delay.
"This is just sort of a safety valve," said Kevin Roche, resource management administrator for the Phoenix Fire Department. "It doesn't obligate us to have stuff on the shelves; it doesn't require us to buy stuff for Scottsdale."
Phoenix does not have a similar arrangement with any other department, Roche said, but has begun building ties with Scottsdale. The Valley's newest fire department has joined with Phoenix's mutualaid system and asked Phoenix's purchasing officials for help in choosing protective clothing.
McDonald said Scottsdale is also in discussions with Rural/Metro to continue using the company's communications system on a month-tomonth basis if the city does not finish constructing its own on time.
Again, McDonald said everything is on schedule.
The Scottsdale Fire Department is building its own network of radio transmitters around the city that will be networked into Phoenix's communications system. To date, there have been construction delays at only one location, a fire station near the intersection of Pima and Jomax roads, said Joe Hindman, Scottsdale Police Department technology director.
Neighbors asked that work be halted there until May so as to not disrupt the nesting cycle of owls living there. The fire department obliged.
"They're cute little things, so I can understand why (the neighbors) would want that," Hindman said.
The department has hired nearly 200 former Rural/ Metro firefighters. Their training begins the first week of April and will focus on fire tactics and strategy, said Garrett Olson, Scottsdale deputy chief in charge of training.
Following that, new fire department employees will be taught how to work within the regional dispatch system that will place a computer in each fire engine, Olson said.


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Eagle Rock Lodge is located less than 10 minutes' drive from Kenai Municipal Airport. Each accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
Score from 33 reviews Excellent
Located in the heart of the Salmon Fishing Capital of the world, the Quality Inn hotel is centrally located the historic Russian community of Kenai.
Score from 18 reviews Very good
Frenchys Fishing and Adventure CabinsFrenchys Fishing and Adventure Cabins is located in Sterling. At Frenchys Fishing and Adventure Cabins you will find a garden, barbecue facilities and a shared kitchen.
A 5-minute drive from Kenai Beach, this Kanai, Alaska hotel is across the street from Kenai Municipal Airport and less than a mile from the Kenai Rover. Free Wi-Fi is provided in all rooms.
Score from 68 reviews Very good
Room was very hot. Could have been cleaner. Something spilled on bedspread and floor by previous people not cleaned well. Didn't see it until going to bed.
customer service, rates, facility
the beds were surprisingly mooshy and squeaky
Room was nice, spacious and clean.
1. Didn't like having to listen to kids running around in room above us. 2. Mattress of bed needs replacing.
location and set up of our rooms
have not found anything
Like the new breakfast area.
The bed was not comfortable
My husband and I have stayed there before and we have had a fantastic time both times.
The hot tub was not available. But that's the only thing.
Food was pk
Fire alarm going off during the night
The apologized and gave us a spa room at no extra charge.
They could not find our reservation. The hot tub was not working.
Nice accommodations Comfortable bed Lots of hot water Variety of continental breakfast
Disappointed the jaccuzzi was not operating while We were there.z Next time!
River was beautiful in back of the hotes. the boardwalk was great.Saw lots of salmon.
dining choices were difficult in the area. Looking for good salmon or king crab.
Not enough staff on hand to solve hear problem. Coffee worst I have ever tried to drink.
The staff was very helpful and pleasant. The room was clean. Plenty of parking. Easy to find. Nice TV set up in the room. I didn't try the breakfast but was told it was good.
The mattress was not comfortable. It was and old fashioned "springy - bouncy" type mattress. The Aspen should invest in some new mattresses!
We were there visiting family who lived nearby. Didn't spend much time at Aspen, but enjoyed the complimentary breakfast. Didn't use the pool or hot tub. Never went down the boardwalk by the river. We don't fish, but it was great for those who do.
The mattress wasn't very comfortable. Fire alarm went off intermittently during our stay -- once at 4:30 a.m.
The room was large and bed comfortable. The bathroom was clean and the furnishings modern. The location was very convenient to a supermarket, Sportsmans Warehouse, McDonalds and Arby's which call could be accessed by walking. Other shops were a short drive away. The pool and hot tub were well maintained. The front desk staff were very friendly.
The breakfast was all carbs - just breads/bagels/English muffins, waffles and cereal. No eggs or protein at all. The lighting in the room could have been brighter.
Friendly staff
the bed needs more support
location and room service good
breakfast was week and not much more then a basic cold with exception of waffrel and oat meal
Very helpful and friendly staff Rooms were clean and up to date. Close to very thing and love the boardwalk along the rivers for fishing.
Breakfast, should of add hard boiled eggs or scrabble egg mix that in a container. Yogurt, something more than breads. Also there was no tip jar for the very nice lady that was there to make sure all of us was taken care of.
They have a freezer to keep you fish until you get it processed
nothing, they were wonderful
Freezer available for my fish
Business center had two terminals but only one was available that would print. No notice was posted of this fact. My boarding pass was unable to be retrieved when logging into terminal that was connected to printer.
The location along the river was awesome and the walking trails allowed us easy access to it.
pool after a day of walk breakfast relax moose passing just behind the room in the morning Boardwalk along the river beginning at the hotel
could be a little bit more " cosy"
Loved the pool, but the hot tub was not working correctly during our stay
The breakfast was complementary but not a lot to choose from, maybe some yogurt or a few more options
Very comfortable beds and furniture.
Included breakfast was somewhat lightweight compared to other hotel chains offerings.
Nice room and supportive staff
Guys next to me fighting but they called the cops and arrested a drunk guy
Hotel staff was extremely courteous. Also, they offer cribs free of charge which was perfect for our infant.
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This year has been a tough one for Manchester schools as a tight budget and a refusal by the teachers union to consider paying more for health and pension benefits led to layoffs. Those layoffs led to an increase in city class sizes, which led to a protest in which parents called for the city to spend more money to hire more teachers. (It's curious that parents, who on average pay a larger share of their health and retirement costs than teachers do, never protest to demand that teachers pay the same percentages as in the private sector.)
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