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Hi All, It's been a while since I've been on this forum ... life has just gotten so busy. But thought I'd post an updated pic of my canine kids, Lily(german shepherd/australian shepherd mix) and her best buddy Rocky (smooth-coated collie mix). So please share a pic or two of your furry kids! Pam |
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good to see you back, pam!! your pups are adorable! here is a typical bath night at our house, right after supper. swee' pea giving bentley a good ear cleaning. |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Feb 3, 13 at 14:40
- Posted by pamghatten (My Page) on Sun, Feb 3, 13 at 17:46
Aww ... they are all so adorable!! Here are 2 of my 4 cats .. Figaro on the left was actually born in my barn ... I trapped his Mom and his 3 siblings and had them all spayed ... Figaro fell in love with Bailey, on the right so stayed with me ... his siblings all found homes and his Momma was back outside for a while and then decided inside was better! Bailey is a 20.5 lb. monster cat! He was a teeny kitten I got from a rescue and could fit in my hand. Let's see more of everyone's pets! |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Feb 3, 13 at 18:45
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Feb 3, 13 at 18:50
This is our Weppa and Sasha, going on a trip! All we have to do is say the word 'go' to them and they are wild with excitement. |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 13 at 9:50
I love seeing everybody's animals. Just can't get enough of them!! |
Love everyones pretty pooches and kitties....Fred and Carmelita are a hoot!! Beautiful horse.... I haven't been around here for too long and only visit occassionally but here are my three... They just got their hair shaved as the black one got sooo matted and I like to keep them all with the same coat/cut... |
Here is Augusta. Seven pounds of love and conversation. Got her at the CAT Adoption Team in Oregon. Best $85 I ever spent. |
Here's Daisy the Beagle, adopted in 2007. In this picture, I had one of those memory foam toppers laying on my dining room table because I was giving it away and someone was coming over to get it. I came around the corner and Miss Daisy, the Comfort Queen, had made herself quite at home :) And here's Annie, a Cattle Dog/Border Collie mix. I adopted her in 2011 from the St. Louis Senior Dog Project. She was 8 - 10 at the time. They didn't have an exact age since she'd been abandoned. She is SUCH a sweet dog, and I am now hooked on adopting seniors! |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 13 at 22:09
What beautiful animals!!! And such sweet stories. Dzyg, amazing how Maya and Angel each have one blue eye and one brown eye. Are they related? |
- Posted by pamghatten (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 13:44
Great photos ... beautiful pets. Miss Daisy looks way too comfortable! Lots of terriers! Murraysmom has to show off her horse, so I'm includng my miniature donkeys .. I have 3 of them. This is Merlin, the son, after I made a path in the snow to their turn out shed to get them out of the barn for a while. |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 21:53
He is sweet, sweet, sweet!!! I love his picture!! That is a lot of snow. :) |
Quote "Dzyg, amazing how Maya and Angel each have one blue eye and one brown eye. Are they related?" No they are not related but Maya is a Blue Merle and we are assuming Angel is a merle too with the blue eye, we got her from a shelter. I took one look at her and knew I had to have her.... |
hi all love the pics. here is "Dallas" Dallas is an 8 year old Labradoodle |
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- Posted by pamghatten (My Page) on Thu, Feb 21, 13 at 12:26
Awww .. more cuties! Is Dallas an Irish Wolfhound? |
- Posted by LullabyF360 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 21, 13 at 15:00
This is Chernobyl Laufeyson. He's five months old. Full blooded German. His parents are both over 100lbs. I have more dogs, but they are at my parent's &, they won't let me have them. |
- Posted by LullabyF360 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 21, 13 at 15:04
& this is Demon Houdini the Turd (no, that is not a typo). We estimate him to be 6 years old. He was a rescue. The lifespan of a ferret is 5-8 years old, but he by no means acts old! (Sorry for the double post. For some reason I couldn't up load more than one photo at a time) |
- Posted by christine1950 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 21, 13 at 20:15
I love all the fur baby pictures, and what a great topic, I cant wait to see all the additional pictures. This is Kit I adopted her from the spca, it was love at first sight.. |
- Posted by bonebloodyidle (My Page) on Sat, Feb 23, 13 at 20:23
I became a member of this kitten's staff in August 2011. Here he is enjoying the fire I lit especially for him one cold night that Winter |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Mar 3, 13 at 22:06
There sure are a lot of beautiful fur babies here!! Good thing we aren't having a beauty contest!! LOL Such pretty pets! |
- Posted by LullabyF360 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 3, 13 at 22:15
I love the one from Dzyg. Most notably that they are not related! A chance of that happening is astounding. I love it! It makes them all the more special, & proves there are wonderful things in this world that need appreciating. |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Mon, Mar 4, 13 at 11:55
15yr.old "Kitty" surveying his "kingdom" in the orchard: 3yr.(appx) feral "Pretty" deciding she likes inside as well as outside now: |
Gracie the Boxer, Tom T. Black Tuxedo and Tango gray and white. Tango is 19 yrs old. The all get along well and share the bed in front of the wood heater frequently. |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 21:26
Such pretty babies. I love when cats and dogs get along so well. All the animals here are beautiful. |
- Posted by trianglejohn (email@example.com) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 16:14
Roscoe von Puddemtat with Tami Faye Barker sharing the heat of the sunshine through the patio door. Tami (best dog in the whole wide world) was a Pets Mart parking lot adoptee way back when the last thing I needed was another pet. She just turned 14 and is in declining health but home and happy. Roscoe had only been in the house a week and a half the day I took this foto. The folks at the rescue said he was good with dogs, they weren't kidding! |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 16:36
Oh my gosh, that picture made my day!!! That is just hilarious!! |
- Posted by pamghatten (My Page) on Mon, Mar 18, 13 at 12:57
I love the pictures and the stories!! And who said cats and dogs don't get along??? |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 16:05
Cute, cute, cute!! |
- Posted by jaceysgranny (My Page) on Fri, Mar 22, 13 at 0:15
They are all adorable. I would like to play with all of them. |
- Posted by LullabyF360 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Mar 24, 13 at 10:07
I was the one who posted the pictures of the German & ferret. I wish we could post videos on here, because I woke up this morning to my dog chasing his tail in front of Demon's cage. He would stop for a second to see if Demon approved, then he would start again. Demon kept giving him crazy looks as if to say "what in the world do you call yourself doing?" I guess that is Chernobyl's way of playing with him lol. |
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- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 28, 13 at 18:43
Here's Oski when he was a puppy, back in 2010. I've always loved this picture. And our kitty, Daisy: |
- Posted by jstell2008 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 28, 13 at 19:39
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- Posted by nancy_in_mich (My Page) on Fri, Aug 9, 13 at 12:59
Last October, my Casey Jones, our spotted hound (actually he was probably a Setter/Beagle mix) died. He had been treated for a brain tumor for almost three years with daily prednisone, phenobarbital, tramadol, and thyroid replacement hormone. I knew the prednisone would be hard on his body, but it kept his tumor from making him so violent. He had been attacking our meekest dog for a year and a half before the diagnosis, and the pred really helped him regain control of his rages. So given all of that, I felt we were lucky to have him as long as we did. He was a handful, though! Into everything at every turn, unable to control impulses to jump up and steal anything you laid down that was edible. We were master gatekeepers at our house and never able to relax due to having to monitor him at all times. Luckily, he never figured out how to open the fridge or the pantry, just the garbage and some of the bedroom doors. We ended up changing some of our lever door knobs back to round to keep him out. Loved him to death, though. After Casey passed, Toby was all alone for the first time in his life. At first he seemed to enjoy it, but around Christmas time, he got very mopey. When his Auntie visited, he said hello and just went back to sleep, not even asking for a belly rub. With Daddy home for a week, he showed no excitement or interest. We thought he needed a doggy companion, so we got Lizzy, a 11 year-old mini Dachshund, from a rescue. Turns out she was cranky and not interested in playing with Toby, but having her around did perk him up. Here is a picture of her going to get her nails clipped with Toby. She is closer to the camera, so looks larger than she really is. She is actually about a quarter of Toby's size. |
Here is a link that might be useful: The late Casey on THS with me in 2008
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Aug 11, 13 at 16:46
Handymac, is that Max or Molly? There is only one dog there, isn't there? Here is another picture of Carmelita. Just because she looks so cute. |
- Posted by murraysmom (My Page) on Sun, Aug 11, 13 at 22:23
Oh my, I'm guessing you wouldn't get any intruders with that guy protecting you and your home! He's very intimidating looking. |
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Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Michigan Avenue on Fair Boulevard lies a hidden gem: III Forks. Open for over a year, it's named after a geographic region in Fort Worth/Dallas, Texas, where the original restaurant opened in 1998. III Forks is anything but your average steakhouse, and Maitre d'/Wine Director Lance Gresak tells us why.
"A traditional steakhouse serves just a little seafood, but times are changing and we want to offer more than that," Mr. Gresak says of III Forks, which has six additional locations between Texas and Florida. "Five years ago at our Austin location, my district manager and a few others got together and said, 'Let's put a burger on the menu. Or how about chicken fried prime rib and French dip? Let's cater to everyone.' Then one day, a group came in and ordered burgers with three $600 bottles of wine. We want people to come to III Forks and experience all we have to offer."
Everyday diners enjoy meals in either the main dining room, bar area or rooftop lounge — which is open March through October and closed for the winter season. "We may close the rooftop, but we're always prepared for it to be open when the weather is beautiful," admits Mr. Gresak.
When it comes to dining indoors, Mr. Gresak suggests making a reservation no matter which day of the week you choose to visit III Forks. "You want to ensure yourself a seat, and you can even choose where you want to sit when you make your reservation," he says, noting there are also spaces for private parties.
From the most intimate gathering to the largest soiree, III Forks offers many spaces for a variety of parties. Choose between the Wine Room (eight guests), Poker Room (12), Captains Room (36), Legends Room (78) or Rooftop Lounge (100-plus). "There are times when people like to go from the rooftop down into the main dining room, so we offer a lot of different options," affirms Mr. Gresak, who's been a connoisseur of wine since his days in Austin.
"Years ago, I was surrounded by first, second and third level sommeliers, and my friend had wine cellar so whatever I wanted was always available," shares the III Forks wine director. "It was infectious! I remember watching University of Texas versus University of Southern California championship football game with my friends. We were all wearing our jerseys, eating cheese and drinking wine. I looked around and said, 'We're the only men in America doing this.' That's when I knew I loved wine."
III Forks can house 5,000 bottles of wine on the premises, with up to 4,000 red wines in the main cellar and the rest stored throughout the restaurant. And with 321 labels available to guests, III Forks has invested in a strategic system for keeping track of inventory. "We have a program on the iPad called GrapePad," reveals Mr. Gresak. "We began using it at the Austin location about five years ago and brought it to Chicago. It's connected to all of the computers throughout the restaurant. Whenever a bottle is removed, it's removed from GrapePad and all the computers. I can also plug in orders I receive during the day and it bumps up the number."
It doesn't stop there. Rather than being presented with a traditional paper wine list, guests are handed an iPad so they too can use GrapePad to learn the specifics about each wine, including information on the region and the winemakers. Once they select a particular bottle, guests can then send themselves an email with all the information about the wine they had at dinner. "And when any wine is out of stock, it doesn't appear on the iPad," affirms Mr. Gresak.
When asked about his favorite wines, Mr. Gresak says he goes for value. "I love for everyone be able to achieve that great bottle of wine without having to reach deep in their pockets. One of my favorites is Justin Cabernet from Paso Robles, California. It's $49 and goes well with New York Strip Steak."
When all is said and done, what the people at III Forks care about most is preparing simple, flavorful dishes and pleasing guests. "We're all about getting the ingredients perfect without trying to be too cute, and we love, love, love our customers," shares Mr. Gresak. "We just love to talk to people, hang out and show we care about their experience at III Forks."
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At any time, between 3,000 and 4,000 bottles of red wine are stored in the main cellar, which is focal point of the main dining room. "They're kept at 57 degrees," notes Mr. Gresak. "You don't want to drink a red wine that's warm or room temperature. It should cool, but not cold. The best temperature to drink red wine is 62 degrees, after the oxygen hits it and warms it up a little bit so you can taste all the subtle nuances of flavor."
III Forks has a separate cooler for white wines and champagnes. "We wanted them to be a bit more prestigious because they're more expensive," notes Mr. Gresak. "Plus, they're also kept at a cooler temperature – about 34 degrees for the Champagne and 36-37 degrees for the white wine."


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Sobansky-Blackhurst, Cecconi, Hunter elected to WPIALHall of Fame
Elaine Sobansky-Blackhurst set the PIAA Class AAA record in the girls shot put, a 50-1 1/4 effort in 1980. Sobansky-Blackhurst went on to a college career at Penn State and walked away from the sport after refusing to use performance-enhancing drugs. Photographed July 7, 2005. Published July 21, 2005.
Former McGuffey High School wrestler Jeremy Hunter, left, is inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Hall of Fame by former head coach Mark Caffrey at the Giant Arena in Hershey March 12, 2005. Hunter was a four-time PIAA champion and an NCAA champion at Penn State.
Louis (Bimbo) Cecconi played on WPIAL football and basketball championship teams at Donora High School and played both sports at Pitt, where he was an eight-time letterman.
Elaine Sobansky-Blackhurst has had many amazing athletic accomplishments in her life, but one still stands out.
It came during her senior season at Trinity High School and on her final trip to Shippensburg University to compete in the PIAA Track & Field Championships in 1980.
"I still remember standing on the (awards stand) to receive my gold medal," she said. "I can still remember that."
The gold medal was for her 50-1 1/2 effort in the shot put, a feat that has not been matched by any female athlete in PIAA track history.
On Wednesday, Sobansky-Blackhurst saw her efforts recognized again with her inclusion in this year's WPIAL Hall of Fame class.
She will join Lou "Bimbo" Cecconi (Donora) and Jeremy Hunter (McGuffey) as part of the 17 athletes who will be recognized at the induction banquet, Friday June 7 at the Green Tree DoubleTree.
Cecconi is being honored in football, baseball and basketball; and Hunter in wrestling.
"This is the last hall of fame I can get into," said Sobansky-Blackhurst, who teaches at Trinity Middle School.
"I've been inducted into every one I (was elgible for). I didn't believe throwing the shot could get me me the type of education or this type of publicity."
Sobansky-Blackhurst won three WPIAL and PIAA championships in the shot put and added one more state crown in the discus. She went on to become an eight-time All-America athlete at Penn State, where she set outdoor records in the shot put and discus.
Sobansky-Blackhurst was also the first female to score more than 1,000 points in basketball at Trinity and is a member of the Pittsburgh Women's Hall of Fame.
Cecconi (Class of 1946) played for three WPIAL championship-winning football teams and led the basketball team to state runner-up honors. He played four years at Pitt, starting at quarterback and halfback, and was inducted to the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 2011.
Hunter (Class of 1996) had a dual meet record of 171-2 and led his team to a WPIAL Team Championship his senior season. He won four state titles, three WPIAL championships and won NCAA gold in 2000 at Penn State.
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By Karen cat lover
from Meridian
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Bought for my son who is a Grimm fan. He really liked this shirt. Good quality, wears well. He really likes it.
By GrimmDog
from Los Angeles
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cool to wear anywhere
Don't hunt without it!
By Wetpaws
from Seattle, WA
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In addition to the Grimm logo having a cracked appearance there appears to have, what I would describe as, a very subtle dried blood look in places on the letters. Nice, but difficult to see in the photo.
I would buy this product again and again
By Larotech
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Looks Great!
By Grimmly Fan
About Me Bargain Shopper, Casual, Eclectic, Trendy
This is a Christmas present for my wife. It looks like this will fit her just fine. It really looks great. I know she's going to love it.
Nice, but thin
By sinnedPDX
from portland, OR
It's very thin. Doesn't feel like it will last. Shrunk a bit after first wash
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By Regina
from New Orleans, La
Love Grimm TV Series. I wanted a T-shirt that represented the series.
I would buy this product again.
By DJ
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Everything was as I expected.
This makes me an official "Grimm"!
By BornSerious
from Norwood, MA
Showing my support for a unique and fascinating TV show!
Perfect Gift
By Amagam
from Palm Springs, CA
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Bought this for our Grandson. He is a Grimm fanatic. He loved it! Fit was perfect. Quality was almost perfect - it's a t-shirt.
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By The Turtle Lady
from Des Moines, Iowa
About Me Bargain Shopper, Casual, Classic, Eclectic
Stylish graphics; nice feel to material. Fast shipment. Will wear often.
New shirt
By fishwife
from Downers Grove, IL
About Me Mom
My son will love this. He loves the show. It is a little thin, but he will be thrilled.
By GrimmGirl83
from New York
About Me Bargain Shopper, Eclectic
Looks just like the shirts the crew was wearing at ComicCon. Gold lettering really pops.
Great Looking, Well Made
By The Mom
from Oregon City, Or
About Me Eclectic
Got two for Fathers Day gifts, they were a big hit for fans of the show. Well made,soft and great graffics. The perfect thing for Portland Or attire.
Love the Tee
By Lenny
from Harrisburg, Pa
About Me Trendy
Love the TV Show "GRIMM". Love the GRIMM shirt!Same last name as my name, so it serves two purposes. My name and the show's logo.I wish there would have been more items to lOOk at and possibly buy with the Grimm logo.
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By MJ
from Marstons Mills, Ma.
About Me Classic
Delivery was prompt. The shirt washed well and retained it's shape.Thanks!!
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Love the Show! I Had to get shirt...
By 2cheapdrft-ebay
from youngstown,ohio
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t shirt color. Should have more color options. The quality of shirt not good -disappointed-hold up towards light you can see threw it.
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Prior to Procedure
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- Spinal anesthesia , which is used in very ill patients—the area from the chest down to the legs is numbed
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A long incision will be made in the skin on your abdomen. The organs will be examined for disease. The doctor may take a biopsy . If the problem is something that can be repaired or removed, it will be done at this time. The opening will be closed using staples or stitches.
How Long Will It Take?
About 1-4 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will prevent pain during surgery. Pain and discomfort after the procedure can be managed with medications.
Average Hospital Stay
You will be in the hospital several days. If you have problems, you may need to stay longer.
Post-procedure Care
- You may need to wear special socks or boots to help prevent blood clots.
- You may have a foley catheter for a short time to help you urinate.
- You may use an incentive spirometer to help you breathe deeply.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection, such as:
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- Not allowing others to touch your incision
It may take several weeks for you to recover.
- Follow your doctor's instructions .
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- Take proper care of the incision site. This will help to prevent an infection.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
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- Using stool softeners if needed
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(08-28-2012 05:45 PM)the great 48 Wrote: Maybe the guy had hemorrhoids flaring up or something but it was crazy. My brother is a Stewart fan and were both standing there when he walks by and he looked at me with his eyes all big and made a reference to Tonys walk and said "I sure as hell hope hes not ***". LMAO As for the wreck with Kenseth, watching it live I thought it was Matts fault but after watching it over on my DVR you see Tony drive back down on him hard multiple times very quick. I think if Tony would have gave a little and drove straight instead of driving down he would have been ok. But thats not his style to give any. Part of what makes him, him...
(08-29-2012 03:17 PM)dunnere Wrote: I am pretty sure Stewart has a kid and a hot girlfriend, but who knows. And I rewatched the wreck with Kenseth and I see what you are saying. Kenseth ran up, but Smoke definitely started nudging him down. Actually I'm sort of surprised Stewart didn't let him go right there and then wreck him later...#clipthebumper
(10-10-2012 03:51 PM)canadiancatgreen Wrote: Tony Stewert is the only one I did not care for he seemed to alawys be getting upset over often stuff that was not even done on purpose and often seemed to be in trouble
(10-10-2012 08:28 PM)spazmatastic Wrote: That's why he used to be on my list. He was always whining and complaining about everything if the race didn't go his way. He seems to have calmed down some and learned to watch his tongue in front of the cameras now that he is a partial team owner.
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Oct 18, 2012 4:24 PM, By Patrick Barron
Going to a series of training class and obtaining a certification does not automatically ensure that a person stays educated and informed about current trends in technology and updated on new equipment. Most manufacturers offer continuing education and have requirements for maintaining certifications that are renewed on an annual basis.
Crestron has an extensive ongoing training program that is held on an invitation-only basis to the programmer that has already achieved certified status. From the company's website: "A Crestron-certified programmer holds the highest respect in the industry due to the rigorous training, extensive experience, and stringent testing required before achieving 'Crestron Certified' status. In order to help Crestron-certified programmers stay up-to-date, each year CTI offers exclusive and specialized Masters classes that are invitation-only to Crestron-certified programmers. Masters classes are an invaluable opportunity for programmers to train on the latest Crestron software and hardware, while networking and sharing knowledge with other programmers."
AMX requires all ACE members to attend a mixture of online and classroom training to maintain their status on an annual basis. When a consultant or integrator verifies certifications they should make sure that the certifications are current. InfoComm has a special group comprised of some of the industry's top programmers, which is called the Independent Programmer's Council (IPC). The purpose of the group is to "serve the needs and interests of programmers of control systems, audio, lighting, and other systems who are not employed by hardware vendors or integrators. The council seeks to raise the stature of independent programmers in the industry, provide collective feedback to vendors, define standards of practice, and share professional resources."
Over the years, the IPC has developed many valuable documents to help other programmers and to aid the industry as a whole to better understand programming concepts. The "Dashboard for Controls" has become a standard reference tool used by consultants, integrators, and end-users to define how a well-programmed system should operate. The IPC strives to help inform the general AV community what to expect from a professional, highly skilled programmer, and to distinguish that individual from rogue programmers. The IPC has released a new series of designations to further distinguish the high-level programmer and to give the consultants a set of criteria to use when specifying more advanced programmers for a particular job. The IPC has developed an InfoComm IPC Bronze, Silver and Gold programmer with the requirements outlined as follows:
- Signed the code of excellence document
- Carries general liability business insurance
- Aware of and using the documents that the IPC has published when applicable:
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–Dashboard for Controls Design Reference
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–Recommended Business Practices for Independent Programmers
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- One control system manufacturer certification
- In business at least 3 years.
- All items in silver list plus:
- Two control system manufacturer certifications
- One member in company has InfoComm CTS status
- Has at least one other AV certification (such as an audio DSP manufacturer)
- In business for at least 5 years.
The goal of these new designations is to allow a consultant to specify a high level of programmer that has a broad range of skills. These designations place emphasis not only on programming skills, but also on running a solid business by requiring general liability insurance and a specific length of time in business. An individual might be a great programmer, but no one wins if their company goes out of business before a project is completed due to poor business skills. The companies that meet the above requirements are published in the 2012 IPC member directory found on the InfoComm IPC website. The list is available to the general public, so any system integrator that needs a highly skilled programmer can refer to this directory.
Continuing education through manufacturer training and participation in professional organizations are valuable resources that a control system programmer can use to stay current with industry trends and emerging technology. Training classes are essential to learn about new products and new programming techniques. Exchanging information with colleagues in organizations can be just as important when sharing tips and techniques that have to be learned through experience and are not taught in class. The certifications obtained by the programmer are important because it shows a dedication to excellence by acquiring the necessary knowledge to perform their job at the highest level. These certifications can be used as an evaluation tool by consultants and by system integrators when certain skills are required. Finding a qualified control system programmer can be a complicated task for a consultant, integrator, or end user, just as attending training can be hard work and time consuming for the programmer. Overall, the importance and value of the training certifications to the programmer cannot be underestimated. Requiring certifications from the manufacturers ensures that the programmer keeps up to date on the current technology. The time spent acquiring these certifications and the knowledge obtained with it is money in the bank to a smart programmer.
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture officials told the judge in their comments that Townsley's scheme resulted in additional regulations in the state that annually cost the organic industry $400,000 in increased fees and testing.
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"At any time, Townsley could have made the right choice and stopped selling Biolizer XN, but it is clear that he was motivated by one thing — greed," the U.S. Attorney's office said in its sentence recommendation.
The judge noted in an order related to the calculation of losses of victims in the case that "(the) defendant spends much of his briefing running away from his plea and the facts and evidence as presented in this case."
Townsley submitted numerous letters from friends and family, including his elderly and ailing parents, which described him as law-abiding and remorseful. Townsley also said state and federal governments were partially to blame because they failed to effectively enforce organic certification regulations.


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The Mousetrap will be presented at Cresson Lake Playhouse opening Thursday August 29 through September 7, 2013. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8pm and Sunday Matinee September 1 at 2pm. Tickets Adults $17 and Student under 18 - $10.
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The bride is the daughter of Eric Cook and Tracy Ledford Cook, both of McDonald.
She is the granddaughter of H.C. and Chris Ledford and Richard and Vonda Cook, all of Cleveland. She is the sister of Corey Cook, Hayley Cook and Cheyenne Cook, all of McDonald.
The bridegroom is the son of Doug and Charlcie Ingram of Cleveland. He is the grandson of Betty Newton of Cleveland and Shirley and Brent Newberry of Tellico. He is the brother of Chris Ingram and Annie Ingram, both of Cleveland.
The wedding was officiated by Pastor Brent Newberry.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Her sister, Hayley, was honor attendant. The bridegroom's brother, Chris, was his best man.
Mrs. Ingram is a 2006 graduate of Bradley Central High School and is in the nursing program at Cleveland State Community College.
She is a member of Bowman Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Mr. Ingram is a 2006 graduate of Bradley Central High School and is employed by Cleveland Utilities.
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The easiest homemade dog food! Keep your dog feeling REAL strong and healthy – with Only Natural Pet EasyRaw™ Dehydrated Dog Food.
Hand-crafted from scratch, EasyRaw is a make-at-home dog food that contains REAL, human-grade ingredients. Such as turkey, chicken and beef from USDA inspected facilities, along with a nutritious array of fruits and vegetables – apples, cranberries, celery, pumpkin, broccoli, sweet potatoes, cabbage, and more.
Unlike conventional dog foods, where most of the nutrients are lost during the cooking and manufacturing process, EasyRaw is gently dried in small batches. Through this dehydration process all of the ingredients retain their highest nutritional values – and provide your dog with the healthiest diet possible. In fact:
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As carnivores, our dogs naturally crave raw food, and the health benefits of a raw food diet are well documented. But who wants to deal with the mess and hassle of butchering raw meat – or chopping loads of vegetables every day? With EasyRaw, you get the convenience of a dry food and the healthy rewards of serving your pet raw meat, fruits and vegetables. And best yet – EasyRaw is so EASY to prepare! Just add water, mix and let it stand 30 minutes. Or make it ahead. It stays well in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. No thawing, no chopping, and no need to add additional ingredients. It couldn't be easier!
The Turkey and Beef formulas are both grain-free, and have no preservatives, artificial colors, by-products, or additives. Our Chicken and Oats formula uses wholesome oats – the grain dogs tolerate the best – and chicken from USDA approved facilities. Only Natural Pet EasyRaw dog food is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages. Take a look at the list of healthy ingredients. There's nothing you can't pronounce, nothing unhealthy or unnatural, and they're all human-grade ingredients!
If you've been thinking about a raw food diet for your dog, now it's easy and affordable! Easy to try in our one serving 4 oz Trial size or 2 pound bag.
Please note: Chicken & Oats formula is not grain-free.
Review Rating: 4.5
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Only Natural Pet
Chicken & Oats
Ingredients - Oats, Chicken, Rye, Barley, Cabbage, Carrots, Whole Egg, Flax Meal, Tricalcium Phosphate, Cranberries, Parsley, Dried Kelp, Dried Alfalfa, Ginger Root, Vitamin A Palmitate, Sodium Chloride, Vitamin D3, Zinc Gluconate, Ferric Pyrophosphate (Iron), Vitamin E, Copper Gluconate, Vitamin B12
Caloric Content (calculated) - 359 kcal per cup
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 22.0%Crude Fat (min) 10.4%Crude Fiber (max) 4.5%Moisture (max) 10.3%
Turkey & Sweet Potato
Ingredients - Sweet Potatoes, Turkey, Whole Egg, Broccoli, Celery, Apples, Flax Meal, Pecans, Tricalcium Phosphate, Pumpkin, Cranberries, Basil, Dried Alfalfa, Ginger Root, Dried Kelp, Zinc Sulfate, Vitamin E Acetate, Vitamin D3, Vitamin A Palmitate
Caloric Content (calculated) - 335 kcal per cup
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 23.0%Crude Fat (min) 8.0%Crude Fiber (max) 7.3%Moisture (max) 10.0%
Nutritional Content (Measured mg per 100 grams)Choline Chloride 3620Iodine 16.6Chloride 6200Folic Acid 8.41Niacin 70.7Pantothenic Acid 28.6Thiamine 4.16Riboflavin 15Pyridoxine 7.14Vitamin B12 0.121 mg/kgCalcium 10000Phosphorus 8800 ppmMagnesium 1400Potassium 13700Sodium 5700Iron 162Zinc 120Copper 8Manganese 14Selenium 0.72 mg/kgVitamin A 11684.38 IU/kgVitamin D 500 IU/kgVitamin E 50 IU/kg
Beef & Sweet Potato
Ingredients - Sweet Potatoes, Beef, Celery, Carrots, Cabbage, Whole Egg, Flax Meal, Tricalcium Phosphate, Cranberries, Papaya, Pumpkin, Rosemary, Parsley, Ginger Root, Dried Alfalfa, Dried Kelp, Zinc Sulfate, Vitamin E Acetate, Vitamin D3, Vitamin A Palmitate
Caloric Content (calculated) - 333 kcal per cup
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 22.0%Crude Fat (min) 8.0%Crude Fiber (max) 8.0%Moisture (max) 9.6%
Feeding Guide
Mix food with water, let soak at least 10 minutes. We suggest mixing up a batch in the evening and soaking overnight in the refrigerator for feeding the next day. You may mix up to four days of food at a time and store it in the refrigerator in a sealed container. Allowing the food to soak overnight will allow for optimal rehydration. It may still have a stew-like consistency with some broth present, but that is by design as it helps your dog stay properly hydrated (unlike dry kibble).
These daily amounts are guidelines, and your dog's requirements may vary depending on activity and overall health. Store in a cool, dry place and shake the bag occasionally to keep the ingredients mixed evenly. Amounts shown are total per day, and should be divided into at least two meals.
Please Note: Due to the nature of this product we suggest inverting or shaking the bag prior to mixing & serving.
It is important to introduce new food into your dog's diet gradually. We recommend starting with 10% of the new food to 90% of the old food on the first day, increasing the new and decreasing the old by 10% each day over the first 10 days.
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Wonderful food!
By forest gardener
from forest city twp, ME
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Only Natural Pet EasyRaw Dehydrated Dog Food:
This is a wonderful food for animals-natural, healthy, palatable. It solves dilemmas about doing the totally raw diet! Thank you for formulating and selling this!
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Great Product
By Dorothy & Connie
from Henderson, NV
These are great products. We just started using them, but the dogs, all 3 of them, love the food and it certainly is easy to use. We will be traveling soon and look forward to the convenience of these products.
From Totally Raw To Dehydrated Raw
By JPM
from Oxnard, CA
When I adopted my girl she ate kibble. After much research I switched to a raw diet. After 2 years I wanted to go away for a few days. I realized it was more difficult to find someone to sit for my girl and feed her an all raw diet. So, I found All Natural Raw Dehydrated and switched her to this product. She is thriving and no one objects to hydrating the food and feeding her. A positive switch on multiple fronts.
not sure anymore
By LL
from Pleasanton, CA
My dogs liked this for a few bags, but lately both are being very finicky. I saw another reviewer said meat is not the first ingredient. I have not read the bag, just what it says online so now I had better check. I will transition to something else :(sad, it's a great concept
I have purchased this item for years
By DogLover56
from Michigan
I use this product everyday for all threed of my dogs, all different breeds and different sizes.
My little Miss Angel really likes this!!
By Mallea's Yorkies
from Olympia, WA
I used the Turkey & Sweet Potato for my extra tiny Yorkie. I wanted to try pure, raw ingredients due to a reoccurring bladder/kidney issue. Used in conjunction with Tract-Ease, she has greatly improved! Once she got used to it, she really liked it. The other dogs try to steal it from her!
Excellent Product
By Happy
from Wisconsin
With all the fillers that are in other dog foods wanted to go natural for our aging pet. She loves the food. Her stools are formed and greatly went down in amount of stool. Her coat is also softer and she has more energy!
Poor quality
By Laura
from Edmond, OK
I have been ordering this product for over two years. The quality has gone downhill. There is little to zero Turkey in the bags that I get and I order two 8-lb bags every six weeks. Recently one of my dogs refused to eat, but as soon as I removed your product, he returned to eating all of his meals. I just cancelled my auto-ship order.
Yum Yum!
By The Shetlie Mom
from Knoxville, Tennessee
My shelties loved this sample amount and I have ordered the bigger size for them. They lick the platter clean! Stool waste is less and that is a plus. I give it to them for their evening meal and they get a good kibble + extras for breakfast.
Amazing how my dog loves this!
By Sophy's mommy
from Tillamook, OR
I was amazed at how much my dog Sophy likes these foods! She has digestive issues, as well as skin/coat allergies. I had started her on this as a puppy, over 4 years ago, but quit for 3 years, trying to find something a little less expensive, even trying prescription formulas. Nothing was cheaper, so I thought I'd try this again. Wow!! She still loves this!! And, it does seem to help with her allergies! I also tried the "max meat chicken morsels"... Another great product!!


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Dark Arcana: The Carnival
Find the missing woman lost in a mysterious Carnival of Horrors in Dark Arcana: The Carnival. Investigate two worlds: the one you know and an alternate plane existing behind the Hall of Mirrors. There you'll discover the secret of an ancient being known as the Evil One. Travel through dimensions, reveal the story of star-crossed lovers, and stop the Evil One from breaking its magical chains and invading our world in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game!
- Befriend a cute monkey helper
- Clever and unique mini-games
- Beautifully designed and crafted worlds
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- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 2.0 GHz
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 847 MB
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- Quality tested and virus free.
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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...This is a great entrée for a family meal. It's made with a standard list of stew ingredients, but the addition of spicy canned tomatoes and hominy give it a slightly Southwestern bent. Hominy is made from dried corn kernels that have been soaked in a lye or lime solution. Soaking removes the tough outer shells of the kernels and produces a more flavorful and nutritious niblet that has a creamier texture than corn. It is used in Native American and Mexican cooking and it is a popular addition to dishes in the Southern and Southwestern United States. While this dish can be prepared stovetop, today's recipe, developed by Family Circle magazine, utilizes a slow-cooker to make the stew. It is the type of entrée that will appeal to very busy cooks, and it certainly is easy enough for a novice to make. I must admit that I fussed a bit with this recipe. I browned the meat and vegetables before putting them into the slow cooker. I think browning adds enormous flavor to the stew and it is something that I always do, though I'm willing to admit it probably falls into the category of not necessary but nice. I also cut back on the length of time I cooked the stew because I wanted the meat to retain some texture. Those of you who try this recipe will not be disappointed. It is not gourmet fare, but it is perfect for a rainy fall night. Here's how the stew is made.
Beef and Hominy Stew...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite courtesy of Family Circle magazine
1 large onion, chopped
1-3/4 pounds boneless beef chuck, cut into 1-1/2-inch pieces
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 green pepper, cored, seeded and chopped
3 carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
3 ribs celery, cut into 1-inch pieces
3 cloves garlic, chopped
1 can (14.5 ounces) petite diced tomatoes with chiles
1 cup reduced-sodium beef broth
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 can (15 ounces) hominy, drained and rinsed
Corn tortillas and salad (optional)
1) Coat slow cooker bowl with nonstick cooking spray. Place onion in bottom and add beef; season with salt. Add green pepper, carrots, celery and garlic. Pour tomatoes and 3/4 cup of the broth over the top.
2) Cover and cook on HIGH for 6 hours or LOW for 8 hours.
3) Mix cornstarch with remaining 1/4 cup of broth until smooth. Stir into slow cooker during last 15 minutes of cooking. Add hominy and heat through. Serve with corn tortillas and salad, if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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What do other channels DISH has decided to live without have to do with AMC? (Although it is interesting to see how many of those channels are related to AMC.) It seems to be a hint at the stereotypical argument usually posted elsewhere about DISH constantly losing channels. Considering the short list of channels "lost" that argument has lost it's legs.
Channel lineups change ... it is just part of doing business.
I like the spin you try to put on that...channels Dish decided to live without.
You seem to be itching for an argument. I was trying to get a solid list of lost channels (now that the AMC channels have been canned) and you've been nothing but defensive and argumentative. Are you just a customer or a shareholder?
You maintain a list of carried channels, but seem a little touchy about the ones no longer being carried. It's just a simple discussion.


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Breeders want a tomato with a jointless pedicel, meaning the fruit separates cleanly from the plant without a stem attached that could puncture other fruit going up a harvester conveyor.
Varieties also have to produce good yields and have good flavor.
Hutton said he thought he had some contenders last season after two trials produced promising results. But last season's wet, cold weather promoted rough-looking, misshapen fruit that would not have been unmarketable.
"I can't underscore the difficulty of working with this type of tomato," Hutton said. "It was really discouraging coming out of this spring's trials."
But the tough conditions also yielded some other promising prototypes that warrant additional trials, he said.
The breeding effort is being funded by a U.S. Department of Agriculture Specialty Crop Research Initiative grant that runs through the 2014-15 season. In addition to Hutton, Bielinski Santos, an assistant horticulture professor, and tomato breeder Jay Scott are involved in the project.


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Crispy zucchini rounds
When I want a fun yet hearty snack, I bake up a batch of crispy zucchini rounds. They're easy to prepare, delicious and a novel way to create a nutritious snack — or meal addition — with all that zucchini from your garden.
To make the dish, rounds of zucchini are dipped into a ground chia seed and water mixture, then coated with a breadcrumb mixture. Because stray chia liquid tends to make the dry mixture clump up, the breadcrumb mixture is divided into three batches. As one becomes clumped, move to a fresh batch.
Be forewarned: The zucchini will not coat evenly. Also, the undersides bake up a little darker than the tops. For even browning, turn over each zucchini slice halfway through baking.
Be sure to measure the chia seeds after they are ground. If the dipping chia mixture gets too thick, gradually add drops of water.
Baked crispy zucchini rounds
Prep: 20 minutes
Cook: 18-20 minutes
Servings: 4
Note: The zucchini are delicious as is, or you can serve them with your favorite pesto or marinara sauce. Look for chia seeds and nutritional yeast in health food stores or some specialty grocery stores.
1 teaspoon olive oil
½ cup water
2 tablespoons ground chia seeds
½ cup breadcrumbs
¼ cup nutritional yeast
½ teaspoon sea salt
¼ teaspoon each: garlic powder, pepper
Zest from 1 large lemon, about 2 teaspoons
3 medium zucchini, about 1 pound, sliced in 1/2-inch rounds
6 large basil leaves, thinly sliced
1. Heat oven to 450 degrees. Pour the water into a small bowl; whisk in the ground chia seeds.
2. In a second bowl, mix the breadcrumbs, nutritional yeast, salt, garlic powder and pepper until combined. Add lemon zest, using your finger tips to distribute the zest throughout the mixture. Divide dry mixture among three bowls.
3. Drop several zucchini slices at a time into the chia mixture, coating both sides; drop zucchini into the breadcrumb mixture, pressing coating onto both sides. Lay each slice on a lightly oiled baking sheet. They can be close together, but not touching. Repeat to coat all the zucchini.
4. Bake until crispy and beginning to turn brown, 18-20 minutes. Turn tray once. Place zucchini on a serving platter; garnish with basil.
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Per serving: 138 calories, 4 g fat, 0 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 18 g carbohydrates, 10 g protein, 457 mg sodium, 6 g fiber.
Kay Stepkin is a vegetarian cooking instructor. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Jesse Owens (1913-1980) was one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century. Born James Cleveland Owens on September 12, 1913 in Oakville, Alabama, and he changed his name when a grade school teacher mistook his initials "J.C." for the name "Jesse." The youngest child of sharecroppers, Owens and his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio, in 1922, part of the massive African-American exodus from the rural South. Under the guidance of Charles Riley, a junior high school teacher, Owens developed his athletic talents and took them to Cleveland East Tech High School. He was unbeatable at Cleveland East, but he was more than a high school star. He tied a world record in 1933, running a 9.4-second 100-yard dash at the National High School Championships. Jesse Owens had drawn the attention of a nation, and it would never leave him for the rest of his life.
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Mini-Teddies are Steiff favorites and this small bear is certainly no exception. He's made of finest wool felt and features darker felt paw pads and inside the ears. Like his bigger brother, he wears a string of Swarovski elements crystals around his neck.
Material: Wool felt
Brand: Steiff
Origin: Germany
Who knows children's toys better than the inventors of the teddy bear? Steiff, the world's oldest plush manufacturer (and the company best known for creating the teddy bear) was founded in 1880 by Margarete Steiff, a seamstress who, due to polio, was limited to sewing with one hand. The famous "Button in Ear" trademark was introduced in 1904 by Franz Steiff, Margarete's nephew, distinguishing every Steiff toy. While nearly all of the world's stuffed animals is made with inexpensive knitted plush, Steiff's creations are made from cuddly soft materials like woven fur, so you can be sure your tot is getting the very best.


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Large-scale Security Research maritime surveillance project prepares to launch exercises in Mediterranean to demonstrate its technology Publicado em: 03/05/2013
One of the largest industry-led projects of the Security Research programme is gearing up for technology demonstrations later this year in the EU's Mediterranean and southern Atlantic littoral areas to test the ability of public authorities to survey the EU's southern maritime border.
The idea is to create a "system-of-systems" environment where data and operational pictures can be seamlessly exchanged between a wide diversity of public end-users such as coast guards, environmental and fishery control agencies, navies, customs and immigration authorities in different Member States.
Known as PERSEUS ("Protection of European seas and borders through the intelligent use of surveillance"), the 48-month project was launched in January 2011 with a total budget of EUR 43.6 million, of which the EU is contributing 62 percent (EUR 27 million). The project has 29 partners from 12 countries and has now reached its mid-way point.
After two years of study, industry experts involved in the project say they have a good understanding of how to structure the connecting "tissue" between all the players – and thus are ready to launch the technology's demonstration via scenario-based exercises along the EU's southern coastal waters.
"We have defined the contents, scenario scripts, dates and locations of the exercises we want to do, including the availability of national assets to be involved," Fernando Barbero Fernández, project coordinator for PERSEUS, told a DG-ENTR workshop in Madrid in March. "Thus, we now have a good idea of how the system-of-system operations should function."
PERSEUS is an ambitious undertaking for its sheer size, number of players involved, technological goals and, above all, the potential scope of its applications which aim to knit together a common information and operational environment across so many public participants.
Indeed, 22 Member States have a maritime coast – two-thirds of the EU's external frontier thus faces the sea – which includes nearly 900 designated sea-border crossing points. The economic and demographic aspects are just as vast, given that 40 percent of the EU's population lives near the coast while maritime-related activities contribute around EUR 500 billion to the union's gross national product (GNP).
According to Barbero, the project will launch its first set of four technical demonstrations in the latter half of 2013. Three will take place near the Canaries, Spain's Gibraltar area and the central Western Mediterranean, with each based on a different operational scenario. The fourth "horizontal" one will be designed mainly to test the ability of national authorities to internally and externally exchange compatible information with each other.
PERSEUS also has implications for wider EU policy. Its results will directly support the union's on-going initiative to strengthen the 27 Member States' common external land and sea border operational awareness system known as Eurosur, which is expected to be covered by a EU regulation and will be implemented in association with the EU's border management agency Frontex.
For more information about PERSEUS, see: http://www.perseus-fp7.eu/
For information about Eurosur, see: http://www.frontex.europa.eu/eurosur


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I'm a big fan of protein powders, for their nutrition as well as their versatility. The problem is some protein powders pack in hundreds of calories per serving. Not so with Nature's Plus Simply Natural Protein Powders. Each 32 gram serving of these unsweetened powders has just 80 calories. There are a few different flavors of the unsweetened stuff including Vanilla, Chocolate, Banana, Peaches & Cream, but the Vanilla flavor is my favorite.
Spiru-tein High Protein Energy Meal Simply Natural Vanilla Protein Powder is not sweetened so this allows you to add as much (or as little) sweetness as you like and in whatever form you want (Splenda, sugar, etc.). It tastes absolutely delicious when you add just a little bit of Splenda and it also combines well with other flavors, so it can be used in shakes as well as in oatmeal, pancakes, etc. I use this stuff all the time to add some additional protein and vitamins to my meals, so much so that I buy it from Vitacost.com for $23.27 for 1.63 lbs (way down from the suggested price of $36.75) plus shipping and handling. This is a worthwhile investment to me because it lasts for a long time (each 1.63-lb container has 32 servings).
A generously-sized scoop (32 grams) has just 80 calories as mentioned before, no fat, only 140 mg of sodium (6% of the daily value), 1 gram of fiber, and 14 grams of protein. Furthermore, this stuff is fortified with a bevy of vitamins and minerals - 100% of the RDA for each Vitamin A, D, E, B6, B12 Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Folic Acid, Biotin, Pantothenic Acid, Iodine, and Zinc, as well as 30% of the RDA of Calcium, and a few other vitamins interspersed along with these.
Protein powder isn't for everyone, but if you're a newbie interested in giving it a try or a long-time protein powder user looking to switch it up, this is definitely worth a shot!


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Shurden appeared before the board at its Tuesday meeting to express appreciation to the board and to inform them of her upcoming retirement.
"I was hoping that was a bad rumor," said Mayor Billy Nowell.
Cleveland, along with the Bolivar County Board of Supervisors, is a major funding source for the library.
"I know we my not have seen eye-to-eye on everything but I wanted to say thank you," said Shurden, who added a replacement has not been hired as of yet.
She said she hopes the new director will be someone from the Delta. "I think it matters being from the Delta."
"You have always done a good job," said Alderman Kirkham Povall, as others on the board agreed with the sentiment.
Shurden said when a new director was hired she would return and introduce the person to the city board.


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