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Mist, Dew, and Solitude in Green Park
The mist was magical that morning, with the sun making it glow and leaving ghostly silhouettes of the wonderful plane trees and chestnuts throughout the park.
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Taken Saturday, August 25, 2007 (Local time, 7:17 am)
Title: Mist, Dew, and Solitude in Green Park
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Saturday Oct 20, 2012 (foodconsumer.org) -- A study in Journal of Clinical Oncology suggests that eating omega 3 fatty acids can help reduce inflammation and fatigue in breast cancer survivors.
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Both behavioral and sensory fatigue scale scores were found higher in those who had increased C-reactive protein, which is indicative of inflammation. But the association was attenuated after adjustment for other factors like medication use and comorbidity.
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You can safely cut back half the growth now to tidy it up and reduce wind resistance. This will leave plenty of stems to produce new buds next spring even if some get clobbered by early frosts. i'm about to d this on a Little Nell taht has been torn of its supporting arch by the high winds. As it's a group 3 which regenerates from th ebase I can safely do this.
Given yours is an unknown quantity, just prune off what you need to make it manageable. What's left can be untangled from its support and leaned away from the house wall while you put in a stronger support. If you are attaching new trellis, screw it to battens fixed to the wall as this will allow air to flow and reduce the likelihood of disease.
Come the spring, feed your clematis generously with clematis food and then wait fo it to flower. You can then use the month of flowering and the colour to try and identify it and see what pruning regime it needs for the future to keep it looking good. This site has a search facility and lists over 3000 clematis so yours should be in there - http://www.clematis.hull.ac.uk/ it also has advice on pruning.
As KT says, if you cut it back hard you risk losing the flowers fo rthe next season but you will have a rejuvenated plant. Wait until early or late March - depending on how severe a winter we get - and then prune it back to just two or three buds on each stem. Pull away all the unwanted growth and then give it a generous feed of proper clematis fod - available in good garden centres - and an instant liquid tonic of rose or tomato food.
Once it does flower, note the month and colour and size of flowering and you can look it up on this site - http://www.clematis.hull.ac.uk/. A general pruning rule is that if it flowers before the end of June you prune after flowering. If it flowers from July onwards, you cut it back in March. The clematis site explains in more depth.
Making a new, unlined pond is the obvious answer to drainage problems. We did it as our garden would otherwise be waterlogged all year. Make it good and deep in the middle - 3' is good - and plant the edges with marginals such as iris sibirica and other irises plus some tall plants like miscanthus zebrinus which will mask the pond a bit when water levels recede in summer. As it is unlined you will need to referee as plants like yellow flag, bullrushes and native grasses will do their best to invade and terraform it so invest in some waders form a fishing supplies shop.
Since you can't do much else in winter, get to the lirary and borrow books on shade gardening. There are lots out there and an east facing garden should present plenty of opportunities for beautiful and interesting plants. Wildlife doesn't need native plants so much as plants which provide pollen, nectar and shelter. You can also consult the RHS Plant Selector for plants suitable for an east facing garden - http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/
With a new and unknown garden it's also a good idea to let it be in its first year and just weed borders, cut tehgrass and do obvious pruning. Then you can see what you have and what you need to change. Take photos and jot down ideas as they occur so that, come autumn, you can start the planning and design of all the changes you want to make. You can also sow seeds and bring on new perennials for planting out later on.
Maybe they should call it Sports Person of the year as that encompasses sporting achievement without refernce to a trait such as personality.
As for Abby - I don't care who she's married to or what she does to earn a crust although being a model is no less valuable to society than being an actress - probably more as there are real jobs involved in designing, creating and selling the clothes she promotes. She has turned out to be a delightful and accomplished dancer who has worked hard and improved her technique and performance every week.
We do it in Euros so anything from 50 cents for a 3" pot with something common like forget-me-not or a primula to €5 or more for a large pot with a perennial or a shrub. Seeds like honesty and verbena bonariensis will go for 50cents. Sometimes we get spare packets of sweet peas or pumpkins and sell those for €1,00. Last year I picked up 8 unwanted deep purpe gladioli for just €1 as they were left at the end. They did very well in a pot with purple and white petunias.
I do this with my garden group. It's the usual suspects who bring the most plants and like to have first pick which seems reasonable to me but then they're all very polite about it being all women with an honorary husband who tags along and who provides some of the best plants.
We also provide many of the plants for a charity sale in May and that can vary from our well prepared seedlings, cuttings and dvisions to poor plants that have been grubbed up and stuck in a bag or pot with no care at all.
I would insist on having plants properly potted up and labelled so they can be identified and looked up. Proper labels on any seed packets too and then charge according to plant or pot size depending on how easy it is to find and propagate.
There are rules about the materials used for off road parking now. It has to be porous to reduce run off and thus the likelihood of flooding. It surely doesn't take too much imagination to make an attractive parking space that's god for cars, people, plants and insects as well as reducing flooding.
I see a programming opportunity for the Beeb here - a new Front Garden Design series such as they've had before but with particular attention being paid to materials and design for the environment.
KEF - It's winter yet it's 8C at head height on our north facing back wall. That is positively balmy.
It depends on their type. It is usual to reduce tall whippy stems on shrub roses in autumn to reduce the likelihood of wind rock loosening the roots and damaging the plant. Autumn is also the time to tie in and tidy up new long stems on climbers and rablers and remove any that are broken or growing in the wrong direction and can't be tied in.
Shrub roses are then pruned back in late Feb or March depending on how harsh a winter we're having. Do not prune when it's freezing or a frost is expected as this can damage new cuts. Take out all broken, twiggy or dead stems back to the base. When you can see the structure more clearly you then cut the remaining stems back to an outward facing bud and remove any stems that cross each other to leave an open goblet shape.
Give the plants a good dollop of slow release general purpose food such as pelleted chicken manure or blood, fish and bone and a liquid tonic or rose or tomato food.
They're different. A bract is a leaf like structure found just below a flower. Usually the flower is insignificant in form and size but essential for reproduction so the bract is brightly coloured to advertise it.
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- In the last 14 months (since my coverage), Crew Energy has moved higher by 76%.
- The company's upside potential is not over as it plans the next big stage of growth through non-core asset disposition.
- Big capital expenditure program with high operational success rate are the critical success factors for Crew Energy.
- Financial flexibility is strong for the planned expansion activity.
- Crew Energy announced a deal to increase its land exposure in the B.C. Montney.
- The deal was financed by selling C$222 million in Alberta production assets.
- The transactions will reduce my estimated 2014 cash flow by 15% and 2P reserves by 26%.
- Crew Energy disclosed some operational issues in Q1 which could temper results.
- Crew is up 18% this morning and we would take some profits and buy back in later.
Top 20 TSX Short Positions For January 15Chris Damas • Jan. 21, 2014
Dec. 8, 2014, 4:55 PM
- Canada's S&P/TSX Composite Index suffered its biggest one-day loss in more than three years, plummeting as much as 462 points before settling for a 350-point beat-down, as resource stocks took a deep dive amid weakening crude oil prices.
- Purpose Investments' Som Seif says the selloff suggests investors are growing even more worried about how the resource heavy-Canadian economy will fare in light of the collapse in oil prices: "We still have lower to go for oil, and so there is the potential for energy stocks to see an even further decline from these levels."
- Among today's worst performers: Lightstream Resources (OTCPK:LSTMF) -19%, Surge Energy (OTCPK:ZPTAF) -14.2%, MEG Energy (OTCPK:MEGEF) -14.1%, Crew Energy (OTCPK:CWEGF) -12.3%, Pacific Rubiales Energy (OTCPK:PEGFF) -11.2%.
- ETFs: EWC, FCAN, QCAN
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- Crew Energy (OTCPK:CWEGF) says it will sell its liquids-rich assets in Princess, Alberta for C$150M to focus on the development of its core Montney properties in British Columbia.
- The assets to be sold produce 3,650 boe/day, causing the company to lower its 2014 production outlook to 24.5K-25.5K boe/day from 25.5K-26.5K.
- Crew, which bought liquids-rich natural gas assets in Montney for ~C$105M earlier this year, says it is raising its 2014 Montney capex program by C$20M.
Mar. 3, 2014, 11:59 AM
- "War in the Ukraine? Buy Canadian small-cap oils," BCMI newsletter editor Chris Damas asserts, believing they could benefit from the sort of spike in oil prices that's happening today.
- Specifically, Damas advises investors to take a look at Longview Oil (LGVWF -1.5%), Surge Energy (ZPTAF -1%) and Crew Energy (CWEGF +3.2%); he says they're inexpensive relative to current commodity prices and should do particularly well as geopolitical risks cause oil prices to remain elevated or spike higher.
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John Walsh meets Erotic Review founder Jamie Maclean, whose new publication Sex is about to make a splash in the somewhat bare market of magazines aimed at those who take erotica a touch more seriously
Monday 20 February 2006
It's hard to know what to make of modern sex magazines. Once it was simple. Smut was on the top shelf of the newsagents. The magazines were unlike any others around, and their Unique Selling Proposition was clear. They were called Mayfair and Men Only and Knave and Fiesta, their pages were full of disrobed women, in wildly varying degrees of loveliness, showing off their intimate regions, and they were, to be blunt about it, masturbation aids for the lonely, single male. If you aspired to suavity and well-read sophistication, you could buy Playboy or Penthouse, wherein you could also read golf articles by John Updike or short stories by Truman Capote, once you'd finished what the Americans called "self-dating" with the help of the centrefold.
Today, the old onanists' gazettes have mostly disappeared. The internet has become the favourite picture gallery of the furtive peeping tom, seated at his laptop with his left-handed mouse. The lower shelves of your high street newsagent are ablaze with the utterly predictable orthodoxy of lads' magazines: an interchangeable roster of girls called Kelly or Jennifer or Charlotte, clad in swimwear or their knickers or (daring variant) with their hands strategically concealing their nipples. The more expensively produced (GQ, Maxim) may feature famous actresses, like Jennifer Aniston or Angelina Jolie, pouting in their smalls. The more blokeish magazines, such as FHM or Front, deal in the D-list glamour models. The rock-bottom, weekly chav duo of Zoo and Nuts (which can be found, at railway station newsagents, on sale just beside the till) cram the covers with a multiplicity of breasts. In a, possibly unconscious, recognition of how low the collective brows of its editors and readers can be, Zoo recently published over 100 pictures of its readers' girlfriends' breasts - glossy acres of disembodied tits. To anyone brought up on the guilty excitement of Mayfair and its stable mates, these "men's lifestyle" magazines seem rather pathetic, with their teenage drooling over girls in bikinis.
It was into this throbbing market that the Erotic Review tried to introduce its lovely body a few years ago. For a while, it was a breath of fresh air - or at least a hefty whiff of essence de boudoir - in the sex-mag world. Under its second editor, Rowan Pelling, it flirted for eight years with a readership of mostly middle-aged arty and literary chaps, many of whom became its scribes. Its prevailing tone was light-hearted, red-blooded, public-school-confessional, and dedicated to the proposition that everyone would benefit from a jolly good rogering. It featured rude line-drawings, sweat-inducing illustrations and funny comic strips. Its themed features (cars, hotels, schooldays, food and drink) were imaginative, and the fantasies which were its stock in trade were Updike-lite. It closed down in January 2005. And now the man who started it all, Jamie Maclean, is back with a new erotica project. It's called Sex.
After the high-gloss quality of the Erotic Review, it's a bit disappointing: a small (A5), 24-page collection of sober and reflective essays - on the Government's proposals for the legalising of brothels, the demise of top-shelf magazines, the re-branding of sex and politics - along with some melancholy smut from John Gibb and a splendidly obscene comic strip called The Young Governess by Paula Russell. Little of it would raise a laugh, let alone anything else, although the zippy style of "Tilly Johnson" (the magazine's supposedly up-for-it secretary) is very promising.
"Just give us a chance," says Maclean, "we're only starting out." Who is the target audience? "We're aiming at a broadsheet audience of 35 to 65, in the middle ground between Zoo and Prospect." Who on Earth would they be? "People who feel slightly appalled by the continuing hypocrisy about sex in this country, how it's taken seriously in all the wrong ways and none of the right ones." Wrong in what sense? "We still treat sex with a snigger. The English are incapable of treating sex as anything other than a dirty joke."
Or as something wholly confined to the chest region, according to the lads' magazines? "I have no problem with Zoo and Nuts," says Maclean, "I just think they're for a limited age-group. They represent the 'Phwoar!' reaction to sex, which is fine in its way. But as people get more mature, their attitude to sex should mature, and I think there's room for a magazine or journal which concentrates on that." His voice purrs along in a patrician growl. With his rubicund features and exophthalmic gaze, he is the very model of the modern sex connoisseur. His interest in the female form may derive from his father, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, the soldier, spy and adventurer whom Ian Fleming took as an inspiration for James Bond.
He has run the Erotic Print Society for 12 years. It evolved out of a straightforward art dealership. "I had a gallery for six years, right behind Sotheby's, and we put on lots of exhibitions. In 1985, I opened one called Forbidden Images, the first exhibition of themed erotic art in this country. It was a big success."
With Tim Hobart, an art-dealing colleague, he started the Erotic Print Society. From publishing one or two books a year they now do 20. The audience were the same 35-65 demographic that he's now chasing with Sex magazine - "mainly men, but quite a lot of couples. Counting couples, there's probably a 10-15-per-cent-female readership, something we feel needs addressing." The EPS's bestsellers were "a bit depressingly, the more obvious photographic ones. People also love retro-porn - that top-shelf stuff which has all but gone now. Anthologies of material from the Paul Raymond era have been enormously successful. And books on bottoms are always very popular with the British."
In Christmas 1995, everything changed. The office manager, a starchy matron who'd seen one too many pictures of posteriors, left and Rowan Pelling took over, initially to take calls. Entranced by the Donald McGill humour of the office, she stayed, adopting the persona of a flirtatious saucebox when speaking to society members on the phone. Soon she was running the EPS Newsletter - and in winter 1997, the Erotic Review was launched. Jamie Maclean was its founder and first editor, before handing over to Ms Pelling in 1999, and selling the title to her in 2002. It flourished. Her networking skills were phenomenal. Subscriptions went up to 30,000 copies a month. Contributors were paid little, but basked in Pelling's approval. They also enjoyed visits to the ER offices, where the staff disported themselves in basques, corsets and Agent Provocateur suspenders. But the magazine's debts had mounted up alarmingly, and Pelling sold the title to Felix Dennis, the magazine mogul behind Maxim. The Review came down in size, upped the glossy photographs and lost its unique spirit of innocent rumpy-pumpy. Within a year, Dennis had sold it to the publishers of Penthouse, Pelling and her staff promptly resigned, and the magazine was declared officially dead.
"Beauty is best maintained under a regime of poverty," says Stephen Bayley, the design maestro and a contributor to the new Sex. " Rowan Pelling helped make it all into a cheerful adventure, with flirtatious commissions and an exhilarating air of middle-class talking-dirty larkiness. As soon as the Erotic Review fell into clammier hands, the formula became more calculating, it reverted to type: like an illustrated full-colour catalogue of a cheap nude package holiday."
Now Jamie Maclean is back where he started in 1995. His new editor, Chris Peachment, is a seasoned ex-Time Out journalist, former Editor-at-large at the Erotic Review and the author of the endearingly titled The Diary of a Sex Fiend. "Unlike most magazine launches, which start off spending millions, we're starting small. But for the second issue, we're going to 36 pages, with more pictures from Jamie's vast back catalogue, and probably a bigger page-size. We have got a stable of writers from the Review who we'll be using. Unlike Rowan, I can't flash my cleavage and get people to write for nothing. And whereas she was keen on young women flirting with older men, we'll be aiming to be more, um, head-on."
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 05/19/14 -- Hearsay Social, provider of the leading social business platform for the financial services industry, today announced an expanded partnership program with global leaders in security and compliance, including Autonomy, Daegis AXS-One, Presensoft, Proofpoint, and Symantec, to provide customers with the easiest to implement and most scalable social media archiving and compliance solution.
Regulations established by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) require that financial services firms keep a record of broker dealers' and investment advisors' social media activity in a Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) archive. Hearsay Social has expanded its partnership program with the industry's leading archiving providers to flexibly integrate with customers' existing WORM archiving systems, eliminating the need for complex custom integrations.
"With so many conversations happening between our reps and clients on social media, it is essential for our organization to work with partners who have a reliable system for storing and managing those conversations," said Patrick Cuillo, Compliance Officer at Raymond James. "Easily integrating with our existing systems, Hearsay Social allows us to manage social media communications happening across the company."
Hearsay Social captures social media activity, including public and private messages, engagement activities (likes, posts, comments, retweets, etc.), profile changes, as well as workflow and approval history. The social activity that is captured through Hearsay Social is simple to set up and uniquely organized by conversation structure so that auditors can easily review with the full context of an activity or conversation.
All of this is achieved without additional burden on an IT infrastructure. Hearsay Social captures social media activity and sends it to customers' existing archiving solution to enable unified e-discovery and audit tooling on top of existing communication channels, rather than introducing yet another system of record for legal and compliance to oversee and maintain.
This complete solution allows customers to intelligently store and manage all records of digital activity, including social media activity, infractions, and a record of workflow history, in a single system while providing an easy and intuitive monitoring and review process through Hearsay Social.
"In order to deliver an advanced solution for financial advisors to be successful on social media, Hearsay Social must help firms address regulatory compliance at massive scale," said Ron Piovesan, Vice President of Strategic Alliances, Hearsay Social. "The partnerships that we have in place with leading archiving solutions allow customers to implement enterprise-wide social business initiatives with Hearsay Social while leveraging their investments in technology and compliance."
In addition to partnering with enterprise archiving providers, Hearsay Social also maintains partnerships with the social networks, including Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, and Twitter, as well as industry associations, including Efma, LIMRA, and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA).
Today's announcement was unveiled at the FINRA Annual Conference in Washington, D.C. Read more about the event and today's news on the Hearsay Social blog.
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Hearsay Social empowers global financial services teams to efficiently and successfully use social media to attract prospects, retain customers, and grow business. The enterprise-ready solution helps agents and advisors quickly and easily move beyond yesterday's relationship building tactics and to get found and strengthen relationships with social media. Tens of thousands of financial services professionals worldwide use Hearsay Social every day to hear and respond to everything their customers and prospects are saying on top social networks, including Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+. The Hearsay Social platform boosts advisor and agent productivity while enabling brand integrity and compliance for even the most regulated industries.
Hearsay Social, a LIMRA Elite Strategic partner and SIFMA strategic partner, has raised $51M from Sequoia Capital, NEA, and top executives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google, and is headquartered in Silicon Valley with dedicated local presences in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Austin, Toronto, and London.
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This welded ashflow tuff is from one of the few explosively erupted pyroclastic flows at Medicine Lake volcano. The eruption occurred about 130,000 years ago, at a time when the volcano was surrounded by glaciers, and initiated extensive melting and flooding. The chocolate brown tuff is composed of andesitic ash, and the dark lumps peppered throughout are glassy fragments of dacite.
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Very good assortment of barbeque pork, chicken, turkey, and beef. Maybe others I didn't see. Order at the bar and pick a seat. Service was fast and food was tasty. A rich smoky aroma throughout the facility.
Very good assortment of barbeque pork, chicken, turkey, and beef. Maybe others I didn't see. Order at the bar and pick a seat. Service was fast and food was tasty. A rich smoky aroma throughout the facility.
While our portions were of above average size they were nothing to write home about. We normally visit several bbq establishments while in Kansas City we visited three this time....I would rank this one as number two.
I used to be a pretty big fan of Zardas, but have been pretty astonished at how far they have dropped in food quality. We visited the Lenexa location on 87th street in Dec '14. Burnt ends were dry, tough, over-smoked pieces from the brisket flat (v tender morsels that can be obtained from the deckel or brisket point). Pulled... More
We dined at the 87th St. Lenexa location. The service was quick and the food was good and warm. The burnt ends are my favorite. The slaw has a vinegar like flavor rather than the sweet flavor of most others laws. When added to the top of a pulled pork sandwich it makes for great eating.
Yummy yummy!! This is a BBQ staple for us! Always good and consistent. Hands down the best burnt ends...small chunks of brisket and ham cooked in sauce all day to give it a nice crunch. Mouthwatering goodness! Love the fried pickles, corn nuggets, and onion rings! All come with side of ranch and this is the GOOD ranch. Zardas offers... More
Zarda is a fixture in Lenexa and has consistently provided a great experience for me and anyone I bring to the establishment. The first thing you will notice is the stacks of wood outside for the smokers and the smell, which is always mouthwatering. It can be difficult to get to the parking lot if you don't plan ahead, so... More
Parking is horrible in this small lot. Order at the counter and then they call your number. Our food was not what we ordered and then they wanted to argue with me on what I ordered. When we finally got what we wanted it simply tastes like deli meat with BBQ sauce added to it. The meat itself had no... More
come here everytime I'm in kansas they have great burnt ends and good fast service. Little bit pricey but worth it.
Everyone knows the Kansas City area is well known for its many great BBQ places. One of our favorites is Zarda's. You walk in and they are ready to take your order. The menu is on the wall above them. I usually almost always get their combo special - choice of meat, side and drink. Their beef is ALWAYS tender.... More
I was in Kansas City area for business and had a free evening, asked around and Zarda's was the BBQ answer. I always work under the assumption that if a BBQ place can't do ribs then they can't do anything. Well...they can do ribs!
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The News looks back at what people in Shepparton found the most interesting stories featured online.
CHLOE WARBURTON December 31, 2012 4:38amMilvan Muto having his house raided by police was the most viewed online story on The News' website in 2012.
The breaking news that police had raided the home of City of Greater Shepparton councillor Milvan Muto on August 6 quickly gained momentum, with hundreds of pageviews within minutes.
Police seized computer equipment during the raid, which is part of an ongoing investigation into illegal recordings of City of Greater Shepparton councillors.
The region was shocked when The News reported a nine-year-old boy, later named as Zac Murfett, was killed in a collision at a soccer tournament on September 8.
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On May 26, a 20-year-old Shepparton man was shot in Emperor Rd, Kialla. Neighbours reported hearing six loud bangs and one reported seeing a man being carried under the arms of others with ''a lot of blood'' coming from his stomach area. Police confirmed a man had been shot once in his left hip.
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July 2012 Sales on LBI
For the month of July the LBI real estate market showed some slowing down which is to be expected during the summer months. Total sales reported consisted of 27 single family homes sold, 2 condos and 4 duplexes. The average price of a single-family home on Long Beach Island NJ in July was $897,549. On average, these homes spent 127 days on the market and sold for 93.1% of their listing price. Condo sales were less representative of the market as a whole with one of the two July sales trading for only $80,000 (for the record, that is not a typo. There really are condos that sell for $80,000 on LBI!). As a result, the average sale price of a condo in July was $197,500. Condos sold for 83.3% of their listing price and spent an average of 240 days on the market. Duplexes faired better with 4 sales and an average price of $463,750. Duplexes sold for 94.1% of their listing price and sold in an average of 105 days.
Despite being slower than May or June, there were still a total of 29 sales on Long Beach Island for a total of $23,011,524 worth of real estate. Summer typically will slow down due to the difficulty that ensues with showing houses that are rented so as the summer passes and we enter into the fall market, the numbers should start to increase again. You can view the listing sheets for all sold single-family homes, condos and duplexes on LBI by following the enclosed link: http://buylbi.com/monthlysales.htm
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Jun 7 2013 | 2:37pm ET
Next month's statute of limitations deadline to file criminal charges against either SAC Capital Advisors or founder Steven Cohen may not bring the embattled hedge fund much relief.
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But in spite of those looming deadlines, there is reportedly no panic at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan.
Prosecutors are still investigating other suspicious trades at SAC, including some that date to 2011. If they can make a case on those trades, they'd have until February 2016 to bring charges.
Other trades under investigation have statute-of-limitations deadlines ranging from next year until 2015.
What's more, if prosecutors were to make any of those cases, they could revive charges stemming from the older case. The U.S. Attorney's Office is considering a pair of strategies that would give them more time.
One, using racketeering laws against Cohen, would give them another five years on the Martoma trades. But prosecutors are also considering the "hub-and-spoke" conspiracy theory, which holds that if it can be shown that Cohen conspired with a number of traders over time, all of the trades in question could be prosecuted, the New York Post reports.
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Robert Hight qualifies sixth
BAYTOWN, Texas -- Robert Hight qualified sixth Saturday in the NHRA Spring Nationals in his bid for a fifth straight Funny Car victory.
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There's been a lot of talk at Baytown of Robert Hight winning his fifth consecutive NHRA Funny Car event. Cruz Pedregon's take? Not so fast, writes Terry Blount. Story
Hight had a run of 4.140 seconds at 309.56 mph in his John Force Racing Ford Mustang, while Cruz Pedregon topped the field with his Friday pass at 4.103 and 306.19 in a Toyota.
Hight is attempting to tie the Funny Car season record of five straight victories set by Don Prudhomme in 1976 and matched by Pedregon in 1992 and John Force in 1993 and 1994. Prudhomme holds the overall record of seven consecutive victories, winning the last two races in 1975 and the first five in 1976. John Force Racing has won all six Funny Car races this season, with Force taking the season-opening Winternationals.
Hight will face Tony Pedregon in the first round of the final eliminations.
In the other divisions at Royal Purple Raceway, Morgan Lucas was the No. 1 qualifier in Top Fuel, Allen Johnson topped the Pro Stock competition, and Hector Arana took the top spot in Pro Stock Motorcycle.
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My research is about resolving complexity to elicit pattern responses through background and noise, and there are two primary scientific tracks of interest: odor detection and landscape change. Within these interests my research is almost entirely applied and is done as experimental field work. One of the greatest joys this work is resolving the challenges of integrating and fusing data from disparate sources – such as digital camera data, GPS data, and behavioral response data – to find and explain pattern in complexity. Below is a brief overview of my ongoing research interests within these two arenas.
Odor detection – Olfaction is a powerful sense that can be used in applications where vision, hearing, or feeling (tactile response) fails. My research into detection dogs began with investigating their ability to locate federally protected Mojave desert tortoises. The resulting DTK9 Program is unique in its scientific rigor. From this work has come expertise in converting qualitative information to quantitative data and data capture methods, analytical approaches to validate capability, and training, testing and deployment protocols that are suitable for sensitive targets in extreme environments. Recent applications include different target classes for archaeology and law enforcement. As a result of this work I have also developed an interest in the behavioral science of detection. The role humans play as part of a dog team is significant and the human mindset can significantly affect a dog's and the team's capability.
Landscape Change and Human Impact - Conducting extensive field work over the past 20-plus years has been one of my primary means to explore and quantify the changing nature of the natural world - how individuals, populations, and communities of creatures interact and interface with a variable landscape. Much of my research has focused on military applications and resource management on federal lands using remote sensing, GIS, and subsequent tools designed to gather spatially explicit field data. My research on change has included training impacts, wildlife applications, water demands, urbanization, fire policy, and climate change. Field experience on military installations, managed federal lands, and in designated wilderness has brought to light a controversial but very real set of observations: there are parallels between military landscapes and wilderness. This is an area that I am now exploring further. In bridging disciplines, my hope is to better evaluate the impacts that humans have on the natural world and the processes involving or driven by these factors.
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M.E.M. | 1991 | Duke University | Resource Ecology, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies |
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers took what general manager Jon Daniels called a "flier" on Wednesday, agreeing to terms on a minor-league deal with outfielder Manny Ramirez, who said he will donate his salary to charity.
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Anybody know what happened with the school board calendar vote?
Original post made by Too tired to watch, Greenmeadow, on Nov 10, 2010
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a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Nov 10, 2010 at 7:57 am
I am thankful to all of the community members who came to the meeting and spoke out against the calendar.
It is frustrating to hear Dr. Skelly continually assert that this is something that students want. My Paly sophomore son is NOT in favor of this calendar change. His "vote" has not been counted in anything that has been done.
We heard from at least 3 current/recent Paly students last night -- bright, articulate, involved, balanced students -- who talked convincingly about how this proposed calendar would cause MORE stress. They've taken the time to really look at the calendar, and think about the ramifications. Let's listen to these students!
a resident of Palo Verde
on Nov 10, 2010 at 8:21 am
My eldest child has graduated college and I still have two kids in PAUSD. I can remember way back in our early elementary days getting a survey in our Friday packet about calendar change proposal. Why wasn't this type of survey sent to every family?
We got 3 mailings per child about Infinite Campus and nothing at all about the calendar either by snail mail or email. This is something that all families should be aware of.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Nov 10, 2010 at 9:02 am
Wasn't Skelly's platform transparency and communication? He's got an "F" in the Everyday Math and this controversy.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Nov 10, 2010 at 9:15 am
I can't agree with you more. He sent out messages about how he plays board games with his family, but not about important issues. That is not what I call transparency.
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