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Lincolnshire academies' trustees 'should resign' over financial report
A campaign group has called for trustees of four Lincolnshire academies to resign after an investigation found failings in financial management.
The Department for Education report revealed the academies' chief executive officer used public money to buy items including "sex games and supplements".
The group Save Our Schools said all trustees of the Priory Federation of Academies Trust should go.
The chairman of the trust has apologised in a letter to parents.
Sarah Dodds, who leads Lincolnshire-based Save Our Schools, said an apology was not enough.
"I think, looking at the report, it's quite clear that either by inertia or by deliberate act they have been incompetent in how the trust has been run and the trustees should resign from their posts as of now," she said.
"There needs to be a full and proper inquiry as to how this was allowed to happen.
"The academy trust has been passed on audit as being outstanding so many times. You've really got to call into question how effective all of that process is."
'Not qualified accountant'The report, which followed an investigation by the Education Funding Agency (EFA), was published on Friday.
The government says the matter has been referred to the police.
What is an academy trust?
- The Priory Federation of Academies Trust was formed in September 2008.
- It runs four academies: The Priory Academy LSST, The Priory Witham Academy, The Priory City of Lincoln Academy and The Priory Ruskin Academy.
- Academies are publicly funded schools which operate outside of local authority control.
- They have more freedom over their finances than other state schools because they are funded directly by central government, instead of through a local authority.
- An academy trust is a charitable organisation responsible for the running of the academy.
The chief executive, Richard Gilliland, resigned on 30 March as a result of the investigation.
The schools' former finance director, Steve Davies, retired in December 2011 after the Department for Education advised the federation he was not a qualified accountant and it should consider replacing him.
A compromise payment of one year's salary - about £84,000 - was agreed and the report said Mr Davies was currently "sailing his boat in the Caribbean".
He had the use of a satellite phone paid for by the federation so it could contact him while on holiday, the report said.
In a letter addressed to parents, carers and colleagues, Terry Coffey, chairman of the Priory Federation of Academies Trust, said "mistakes and errors of judgement" were made by "two senior individuals" who have now left the trust's employment.
£315 Christmas lunchThe report said Mr Coffey was "well aware" of Mr Davies using the trust's credit card to buy himself a £506 leaving gift.
The report said Mr Coffey also authorised Mr Gilliland to spend £315 on a Christmas lunch on 25 December 2010.
At the time, Mr Gilliland was spending Christmas at the French Centre, a study centre in France which was bought by the trust for pupils to visit.
School staff and trustees visited the centre when the resident caretakers were on holiday, but travel expenses were also claimed for their family members to accompany them.
The report says the federation did not expect staff to travel or stay there alone as the centre was "quite isolated".
Mr Coffey's letter states: "We have worked with the EFA to put right any practices and procedures which may have been open to misinterpretation and some procedural changes are to be implemented to ensure a more robust framework is in place.
"More generally, the EFA's findings have made us look into how we manage our financial systems.
"Our new finance team has the support and confidence of the EFA and has the capacity to ensure the changes being made are undertaken effectively and checks and balances across the system are in place and can be evidenced."
Mr Gilliland and Mr Coffey have not responded to the BBC's requests for interviews.

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This seldom-seen 1er Cru is in the commune of Chichee, East of the town of Chablis, on the south side of the river Surein. There is little clay in the soil here, but lots of small pebbles. It is a relatively cold site, but faces South, on three sides of a small valley, so produces wines of drive and energy. This has energy, minerality, lots of presence and terrific length and minerality on the finish, the hallmark of the vintage. (Keith Wollenberg, K&L Burgundy Buyer) 90 Points Burghound: "While the components of the nose are quite similar to those of the straight Chablis, there is considerably more depth and this complexity carries over to the round, rich and generous yet vibrant middle weight flavors that possess good cut and punch on the moderately austere finish. This is really quite good with plenty of Chablis character in evidence." (Burghound 10/11)
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2001 Domaine Louis Jadot Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru "Les Feusselottes" $74.95
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2010 Domaine William Fèvre Chablis Grand Cru "Bougros" (Pre-Arrival) $49.99
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Helix Fossils, Anarchy, and Playing a Game with 150,000 People
If you follow gaming news, you've probably already heard about Twitch Plays Pokemon. For the uninitiated, here's the short version: Pokemon Red, a game released in 1998 (in North America) alongside the superior Pokemon Blue (can you tell which one I owned?), is being played through a streaming...
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Beaumont/Port Arthur
Orange County Sheriff's Office detectives arrested two men after a traffic stop revealed the suspects to be in possession of a large amount of what police believe to be methamphetamine.
A fleeing suspect who allegedly stole a truck from an Orange County convenience store led sheriff's deputies on a chase that eventually resulted in a three-car accident, Chief Deputy Clint Hodgkinson reports.
Texas Education Agency representatives reported the results of a financial investigation into the Beaumont Independent School District to Superintendent Timothy Chargois on Friday, March 7, according to TEA spokesperson DeEtta Culbertson. BISD officials will have 10 business days to respond to the TEA's findings.
Some criminals never learn, and two suspects in Orange County seem to be unable to take a lesson from prior mistakes. Orange County deputies have arrested two men for methamphetamine possession in Orangefield, one of whom was arrested for the same charge less than a month ago and another who faces multiple felony charges posed in three separate indictments, OCSO Chief Deputy Clint Hodkinson reports.
Kelly High School seniors Lauren Powers and Thomas Cobb participated in the Southeast Texas Citizen Bee at Lamar State College-Port Arthur Thursday evening, March 6. Powers was awarded Honorable Mention and Cobb won first place! Cobb will represent Region 5 at the State Citizen Bee Contest in Austin on April 26. Congratulations to them both!
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
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Radio Highlights: This Week on the BIRN
Explore some of this week's broadcasts from the Berklee Internet Radio Network (BIRN), which regularly features in-studio performances and live concerts from the Berklee Performance Center, Cafe 939, and other Berklee venues.
Graduation Brass Processional Concert
David Friend Recital Hall
This public reading session will feature works by student composers competing to have their piece performed by the Berklee Faculty Brass Ensemble at the Berklee commencement ceremony in May.
Aaron Sutton's Senior Recital
Cafe 939
Guitarist Aaron Sutton performs his senior recital with a diverse selection of songs from his favorite genres and artists.
Clinic with Polly Carl
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Polly Carl will talk about her work at HowlRound: A Center for the Theater Commons and how community outreach is a new paradigm for all things artistic.
Marina Vinogradova: In a Funky Mood
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Vocalist Marina Vinogradova performs original arrangements of jazz and funk music.
Jake Richter and Friends
Berk Recital Hall
Guitarist Jacob Richter and his group perform funk and soul music.
Seungho Jang's Senior Recital
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
In his final recital at Berklee, bassist Seungho Jang presents a recital of contemporary jazz.
David Friend Recital Hall
Come join us for an evening of music and clinical tales that reveal the power of music to heal and transform our lives.
Women Musicians Network: 18th Annual Concert
Berklee Performance Center
Produced by the WMN Club and directed by Lucy Holstedt and Christiane Karam, this eclectic and exciting mix of musical styles features Berklee women students and their bands from around the world, plus special guests.
An Evening with Gretchen Peters
Cafe 939
American roots singer Gretchen Peters will play songs from her new album, Blackbirds.
Cafe 939
Akenda is influenced by post-rock, jazz, classical music, and electronic dance music. They will present a live experience that is both danceable and exciting to the ear.
Jacob Ferrini: Lands
Berk Recital Hall
Electric bassist Jacob Ferrini and his ten-piece band, Lands, perform neo-soul, funk, jazz, fusion, and other styles.
Charles Overton and Friends: The Music of Wayne Shorter
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Leading his first concert at Berklee, harpist Charles Overton and his band will present a program entirely comprised of the music of Wayne Shorter.
Ron Warburg: Israeli Standards
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Trumpeter Ron Warburg plays modern jazz arrangements while incorporating old Israeli classics as an exploration of the root music of his culture.
Dan Pugh: Beautiful Music
Berk Recital Hall
Pianist Daniel Pugh and a small jazz band perform Brazilian songs, jazz tunes, and originals.
Drunken Logic / Yankee & the Foreigners / Tori Leche Trio / Noah Chenfeld
Cafe 939
Boston-based indie alt/rock band Drunken Logic will perform with Yankee & the Foreigners, the Tori Leche Trio, and Noah Chenfeld.
Alissia and the Funketeers
Brooklyn Museum
Bassist and composer Alissia Benveniste and her band bring funk to a newer, younger, digitally-groomed generation.
Queen Boudicca: A Metal Opera
Berklee Performance Center
An original dramatic opera composed by Robert E. Schlink and Robert C. Schlink, and directed by Carol Schlink, Queen Boudicca: A Metal Opera is scored for a large company of singers, a small conventional orchestra, and a heavy metal band.
Iris Lune
BAMcafé Live
Iris Lune stretches the boundaries of alternative and indie rock, creating a stirring new sound.
WesFest 10 featuring Victor Wooten
Roxy Theater (LA)
Victor Wooten headlines WesFest 10, with special guests including Steve Bailey, in celebration of the life and legacy of Wes Wehmiller '92.


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Chris Buckley
Chris Buckley is a correspondent for The New York Times who was forced to leave mainland China in late December 2012 after the authorities declined to issue him a visa for 2013.
Mr. Buckley, an Australian who had worked as a correspondent in China since 2000, rejoined The Times in September after working for Reuters. The Times applied for Mr. Buckley to be accredited, but the authorities did not act before the end of the year, despite numerous requests.
Normally, requests to transfer visas are processed in a matter of weeks or a couple of months.
The Times is also waiting for its new Beijing bureau chief, Philip P. Pan, to be accredited. Mr. Pan applied in March, but his visa has not been processed.
The visa troubles come amid government pressure on the foreign news media over investigations into the finances of senior Chinese leaders, a delicate subject. Corruption is widely reported in China, but top leaders are considered off limits.
On the day that The Times published a long investigation into the riches of the family of Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, both its English-language Web site and its new Chinese-language site were blocked within China, and they remain so.
In June, the authorities blocked the English-language site of Bloomberg News after it published a detailed investigation into the family riches of China's new top leader, Xi Jinping. Chinese financial institutions said they were instructed by officials not to buy Bloomberg's computer terminals, a lucrative source of income for the company.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on Mr. Buckley's forced departure. Ministry officials have not said if Mr. Buckley's visa renewal or Mr. Pan's press accreditation are linked to the newspaper's coverage of China. In a statement, The Times urged the authorities to process Mr. Buckley's visa as quickly as possible so that he and his family could return to Beijing.
The Times has six other accredited correspondents in China, and their visas were renewed for 2013 in a timely manner. David Barboza, the Shanghai bureau chief, who wrote the articles about Mr. Wen's family, was among those whose visas were renewed.
Xi Jinping's 'Four Comprehensives' Give Shape to a Crowded Agenda
President Xi Jinping's "Four Comprehensives," praised lavishly by state-run media, shows how party messages are crafted with vagueness to give an aura of grandeur to the business of ruling.
March 1, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON: Deng Xiaoping
Jiang Zemin
Link, Perry
Mao Zedong
Xi Jinping
Communist Party of China
Slogans and Mottoes
Documentary on Air Pollution Grips China
Since its online debut on Saturday, "Under the Dome" has inspired an unusually passionate eruption of public and mass media discussion.
March 1, 2015, Sunday
In China, Civic Groups' Freedom, and Followers, Are Vanishing
Under President Xi Jinping, the government is forcefully narrowing its tolerance of grass-roots organizations, especially those that deal with politically contentious issues.
February 27, 2015, Friday
Lunar New Year Casualties Include Siberian Tiger
The police and officials in Shandong Province have resolved a case where a terrified young Siberian tiger jumped from the roof of an office building during Lunar New Year festivities.
February 26, 2015, Thursday
Conviction for Memoirs Is Reminder of Mao Era
Tie Liu's journal, "Small Scars From the Past," printed recollections of people who, like Mr. Tie himself, were persecuted as "Rightists" in the 1950s.
February 26, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON: China
Tie Liu
Freedom of Speech and Expression
Mao Zedong
Communist Party of China
Sentences (Criminal)
Huang Jing
A Lunar New Year With a Name That's a Matter of Opinion
The word for the eighth animal in the Chinese zodiac's 12-year cycle of creatures in Mandarin does not make the distinction found in English between goats and sheep.
February 19, 2015, Thursday
Chinese President Returns to Mao's (and His) Roots in Yan'an
President Xi Jinping has capped a year resonant with echoes from the Maoist era by going back to where it all began.
February 13, 2015, Friday
MORE ON: Gong Ke
Mao Zedong
Peng Liyuan
Xi Jinping
Xi Zhongxun
Yan'an (China)
Communist Party of China
Nankai University
Cultural Revolution
Lunar New Year
Deng Liqun, Who Battled China's Liberals, Dies at 99
Mr. Deng, a senior propaganda and ideology official in China, was once called as stubborn as a "Hunan mule" by Deng Xiaoping.
February 13, 2015, Friday
MORE ON: Deaths (Obituaries)
Deng Liqun (1915-2015)
Communist Party of China
Deng Xiaoping
Zhao Ziyang
University President Sees Echoes of Cultural Revolution in New Campaign
A Chinese university president has offered a warning about the Communist Party's drive to cleanse universities of liberal Western textbooks.
February 10, 2015, Tuesday
In Video, Communist Party Vows It Wants to Fulfill Your Dreams
The intent of a slick promotional video is clear: to reassure an international audience that the Communist Party can make the aspirations of the Chinese people come true.
February 9, 2015, Monday
MORE ON: China
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Melissa found a nastiness in her pouch of Capri Sun, a nastiness even nastier than Capri Sun. A giant mold monster that grew inside the pouch after it was punctured slightly, perhaps? UPDATE: Kraft's Amusing Capri Sun Mold FAQ [More]
This Cheese Is Not Exactly Deli Fresh
Nick writes that he found this cheese at Kroger. Sure, mold isn't going to hurt you, but how far marked down would it need to be for you to buy it? [More]
Kraft Cutting Salt From Oscar Mayer Bologna, Other Products
Perhaps feeling a bit bloated, Kraft Foods Inc. announced earlier today that they're cutting down on the amount of salt used in a number of its most popular products. [More]
Kraft Sponsors Demolition Of Cowboys' Old Stadium
Now that corporations have bought up just about all the naming rights to every sports stadium in existence, the next step is to sponsor destruction of the old venues that make way for the new ones. [More]
Kraft Frozen Pizzas Recalled in 17 States
Time to check the freezer. Kraft, Jack's Original, Sausage & Pepperoni Pizza, Made with Pork, Chicken & Beef is being recalled because it might contain "a soy protein allergen." In other words, Kraft needs to warn carnivores that they may be eating soy.
Food Companies Warn Of Impending Sugar Shortage, Misery, Doom
The food companies say we are on the brink of a sugar shortage that will wreak havoc on your candy bars and all that. According to the WSJ several large food companies including Kraft Foods Inc., General Mills Inc., Hershey Co. and Mars Inc. sent a letter to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack warning that the US could run out of sugar if we don't get rid of some tariffs.
Share the gift of orange pasta! For every click on their "Share A Little Comfort" site, Kraft will donate ten boxes of Macaroni and Cheese to Feeding America (previously known as Second Harvest.) One click per person per day up to 1 million boxes, etc. There are also coupons on the site. [Kraft]
Don't Worry, This Kool Aid Doesn't Expire Until 01 Feb 11 02 11:48 CH
Chad, who sent this in, says he tried to decipher this Kool Aid's expiration date using the cheat sheet we posted last December, but nothing on this container matches the code format on the sheet. It can't be that hard to print an unambiguous human readable expiration date on a product. Who else needs to read the date, other than a human? Why should the average consumer have to worry about deciphering a date? We thought we'd all pretty much agreed on some basic rules for how to keep track of the days.
Kraft Salad Dressing Comes With Built In Mini-Shiv
Every time Kevin unscrews a new bottle of Kraft salad dressing, the sharp plastic hinge cuts him. This is good to know if you're in a supermarket and need to show another shopper that you're not to be messed with. It's also good to know if you're trying to unscrew a Kraft dressing bottle, we guess.
Tell Kraft Their New Ranch Dressing Recipe Is Gross, Get Coupon For More Gross Dressing
Kraft has apparently changed their recipe for Ranch dressing and reader Bobby thinks the new stuff is "bad," so he emailed to let Kraft know.
Food Makers Want To Sell You Cheap Food For Big Profits
Gone are the days of pushing "premium" food offerings, says the Wall Street Journal– big food manufacturers like Kraft and Campbell are going to be pushing "cheap" foods like tomato soup and cheese singles — foods which are thought of as "easy on the wallet" but are still hugely profitable for the manufacturers.
Kraft is making money by raising prices. Forbes reports, "Kraft said price increases, which were a response to rising commodity costs, accounted for more than 7.0% of the revenue gain." [Forbes]
Get Ready For More Supermarket Price Hikes
The notorious Grocery Shrink Ray was supposed to help prevent this, or so we were told by apologists for it, but Datamonitor is reporting that Kraft Foods, Kellogg's, ConAgra, Sara Lee, and Tyson "are all expected to announce a hike in the prices of their products" in the near future. Here are some of the hikes you can expect, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
Kraft Wants You To Know That The Grocery Shrink Ray Did NOT Zap Their Italian Dressing!
Reader Max writes in to let us know that Kraft's Zesty Italian Dressing has (allegedly) not been hit by the dreaded grocery shrink ray– a fact that they proudly display right on the bottle!
Kraft Stole Idea For "Bagelfuls" From "Bagelers"
As several readers have pointed out, Kraft's new "Bagelfuls" (aka Bagel Twinkies) are not without precedent: A small New York company has been making the same thing, called "Bagelers," since at least 2003. As depicted in the picture at left, (the company tried to make a splash at the 2004 Teen Choice Awards, scoring pictures and other stars on the red carpet holding boxes of Bagelers. Why it takes $100 million to steal someone's idea is an answer best left to the masters of corporate America.
Kraft Invents The Twinkie Of Bagels: "Bagelfuls"
Ever toast, spread cream cheese on, and eat a bagel, and be like, damn, this is taking too long? Kraft's Bagelfuls, essentially, a bagel Twinkie, are for you. A "Bagelful" is a frozen bagel tube with cream cheese inside. They're kept in the refrigerator and then toasted, microwaved, or even eaten straight from the box. If you've given up on life, be sure to try one of these delicious "Baglefuls."
The Great Coffee Can Patent War, Starring Kraft and Procter & Gamble
If you drink Folgers or Maxwell House, the coffee can on your shelf is the subject of a patent war between Kraft and Procter & Gamble. Both are accusing the other of stealing the innovative technology used to contain your precious morning fuel in a resealable plastic can that can "withstand the pressure changes that occur between the factory and the consumer's home."


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Rancho Los Coches RV Park
Phone: (619) 443-2025
Visit Campground Website
Sites: 142
Recent Rate: $43 8/2014
Latitude: 32.8374363608223
Longitude: -116.900904178619
These reviews are the opinion of an RVParkReviews' member and not the views of RVParkReviews.com
Date of Stay: August, 2014 - $43.00
Attractive wooded, terraced, treed RV park tucked along small stream in historic ranch setting. Easy utility connections with excellent water pressure. Wifi was a local provider. While service was good, it was limited to two one-day passes and one hour per day without paying. We used excellent Verizon 4G LTE signal. Bridge to frisbee golf and dog run area that was huge. Peaceful and quiet. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2012 - $39.00
Rate based on 7 day stay. Motorhome has 3 slides. Parked on my patio to get slides out but I can not get into compartments on driver's side due to electric hook up. Sites are VERY NARROW. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2011 - $40.00
We arrived at 06:30pm, and the office was closed. My traveling buddy was directed to the manageress who was very grumpy and not too impressed we turned up "late", despite our calling ahead three hours ago to say we'd be arriving after 6pm as we'd hit traffic and road works. She told us to go park in a lot and to fix the rest of the business up in the morning, then closed the door in her face! Not a friendly reception! And no key to access the facilities overnight that we'd already pre-paid for in full. Boo! No discount given in the morning either for a lack of access to the facilities. The park itself is a little out from San Diego, about 35mins drive, about 3 hours via public transport. On a positive note, there is a bus stop right out the front of the park that takes you to the trolley, which runs into SD. Unfortunately, this service is limited and inconsistent, and non-existent on Sundays. It also drives through some pretty rough neighborhoods. Otherwise, the grounds of the park are clean, and it's got a reasonable amount of shade. It's very hilly with some tight turns. The lots are gravel, some have concrete slabs, and most very uneven. There is a clean pool, 2 large showers with 2 sinks and a key is needed for access. As previously stated, the "Fitness room" is nothing more than a large closet with a treadmill with two dumbbells and a multifunctional gym piece that is falling apart. It requires a code and is located right behind the office. If you use it with music aloud, the office complains. It also smells like it rarely gets air. The laundry is a mix with both top and front washers and there are plenty of dryers, note however, the facilities (including the pool) all get locked at 9pm. Too bad if you are doing laundry and you've spent all day at the SD zoo. The park is generally quiet, filled with a large number of permanent residents, and often it feels like you're intruding. The management is unfriendly, inflexible, and at times, dictatorial rude. One day I mentioned to the office that the hot water was not working in one of the showers after waiting 20mins (timed on my phone). Despite being there a number of nights already - where the water did work - (and in the USA over 4 weeks) and showering frequently, the management told me there was no problem with the unit but they'd get maintenance to review it anyway. The janitor then came to my RV stating because I was "a foreigner", I didn't "know how to use the shower faucet correctly". I was not impressed. Hwy 8, Walmart, Vons, Radioshack and UPS are located about 2mi from the park. I'd recommend staying elsewhere but it'll do if there is no other choice. Although there doesn't not seem like a lot of choice in SD, there is plenty of hidden gems closer to the city. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: November, 2010 - $41.00
We stayed in this park two nights on our way home. When we called, we asked if they had any pull throughs and were told they had one which happened to be available. That is true, this is the only pull through site in the park and it is new. It was easy to get into and we had plenty of room. It's on the curve of one of their streets. It isn't level side to side: you'll need to put boards under your wheels on the side away from the road. It's gravel and there is no concrete pad though for our rig, the pad is usually in the wrong place anyway so we didn't care. I can definitely see that many of the other sites are small and getting in to some of them would be a challenge. We received a "goodies bag" upon checking in that contained very helpful info about local businesses, some advertising about the park (pens) and a little bag of Famous Amos' Cookies. No park ever gave us cookies before! We did have trouble with the Wi-Fi the first night but after calling the Customer Service number on the card we were given, it did improve. The park is quiet, the landscaping is lovely and we were most pleasantly surprised. We would definitely stay here again. The nightly rate with a Good Sam discount was $40.50. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: November, 2010 - $43.00
We stayed here for five nights. This is an older park. The sites are extremely narrow and tough to get into. (Dented fender to prove it!). We were also told we had 50 amp service. Our breakers kept tripping until the electricity finally quit altogether. The office told us to just plug into the empty spot next to us. Without water for four hours one morning. Don't know why. On the up side, this is a very quiet park. The staff was very friendly. Half hour trip to San Diego for sightseeing. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: August, 2010 - $25.00
We have been camping here since the middle of Aug. 2010 and absolutely love the place! This is the cleanest campground we have ever camped in. The showers and restrooms are spotless, as are the pool, spa and laundry room. Staff is very friendly and helpful. This RV park is very quiet and peaceful. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Tent.
Date of Stay: June, 2010 - $44.00
Our first RV trip close to home to test RV systems and get moved in. Spaces are close together, hard to park at our space due to a light pole at the front of the space by the drive aisle. Gravel parking, concrete and paver stone patio at side of trailer. Very friendly staff, very friendly residents eager to assist. Campground very clean and quiet; appeared about half full with 75% of those camped as permanent residents. Access drive windy and a little steep at back of park, but no trouble for the fifth wheel. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $43.00
This park is an excellent place to be. Granted the roads are narrow as it is an older park, but the management is friendly and helpful and the people are nice. I would recommend this park to anyone who wants a nice beautiful peaceful place to go. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2008 - $45.00
There are narrow roads, and space numbers are not clearly indicated. There are some unfriendly full time residents. I would not stay there again. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2007 - $35.00
Small park wedged into a little town. Level sites, but very close when you put out the awning. Bath house use only if you put a deposit for the key, so we didn't. Lots of long term residents. No noise from the highway that's only a mile away. Restaurants and shopping in nearby El Cajon. Good Verizon cell and aircard service. We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: February, 2007 - $38.00
Nice visual park in city area near hwy. Hilly, twisty, narrow interior roads with very narrow difficult to get into sites. We went to 3 before fitting into one. Would be better for smaller RV's We camped at Rancho Los Coches RV Park in a Motorhome.
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Wahyu and his team are young social innovators passionate about inspiring greater citizen engagement in Indonesia. They have created Poli-tikus - a website dedicated to tracking the policy positions and performance of politicians in an easy and accessible way. Citizens can be empowered by this information to make more informed decisions during elections.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
In countries like Indonesia, corruption is rampant and most politicians and public servants are not serving the public properly. There are so many elected representatives in Indonesia, that citizens are unable to remember the promises made or a candidate's previous performance and track record. By creating this website to monitor the legislative council, we can provide a better picture of accountability of the politicians in developing countries, and the electors can choose wisely.
How will this project solve this problem?
Through Poli-tikus, citizens will have a better and fuller picture of the Indonesian political landscape. The web platform will keep track of the politicians records, to deter corruption and monitor performance by increasing political transparency and accountability in Indonesia. With the growing internet and mobile access among Indonesians, the web platform will help citizens to know their legislative candidates better and as a result, become more empowered and engaged in the electoral process.
Potential Long Term Impact
The expected impact of this project is greater engagement among citizens in Indonesia. By 2014, we endeavour to support 100 citizens in using the information and data on the website to inform their decision-making during the election.
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This video highlights a team of scientists who work on reconstructing the mass extinction that occurred 250 million years ago, the end of the Permian Period, and wiped out the majority of life on our planet, resetting the evolution of life. Clues suggest that deadly bacteria might have set off a chemical chain reaction that poisoned the Permian seas and atmosphere.
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text: Marijuana • Cannabis, or marijuana, is a plant that grows in most all climates in on earth. • It is a plant that has been around since ancient times and was even on the United States Pharmacopoeia as recently as 1937 • Many different cultures of the world have used marijuana for medicinal purposes, as well as recreational use • In the United States today, this plant is illegal to possess, use, distribute, and in most states, prescribe What does marijuana do? • The active agent in marijuana is delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) • When consumed, THC causes the user to feel a "high", or temporary euphoric feeling WHEN SMOKED WHEN EATEN Effects last about 2 to 4 hours Effects last about 5 to 12 hours ================================================== In high or regular amounts, marijuana produces no hallucinations, and sanity remains perfectly intact Acute Physical Side Effects • Slight conjunctival hyperemia (red eyes) • In some cases, impairs attention and short term memory • Small effects on driving performance LEGISATION • October 1, 1937: Marihuana Tax Act -Medicinal: $1 per ounce -Recreational: $100 per ounce * Marijuana removed from United States Pharmacopoeia and National Formulary in 1941 *Justice Clarence Thomas, in court decision denying legal medicinal use of marijuana (May 14, 2001) "Congress has made a determination that marijuana has no medicinal value worthy of an exception." Medicinal Uses Cancer Chemotherapy • Chemotherapy kills healthy blood cells as it attacks cancerous cells • Side effects of chemotherapy are unpleasant and often serious • Effects include deafness, kidney failure, loss of heart muscle, and heavy vomiting ------------------------------------------------------ In a study by V. Vinciguerra, T. Moore, and E. Brenan, 78% of chemotherapy patients became symptom-free when administered doses of THC Glaucoma • 2nd leading cause of blindness in the US • Affects about 1,000,000 Americans • 80,000 blinded per year • ULCA study reveals that smoking marijuana relieves intraocular pressure (cause of glaucoma) • A separate study by R. S. Helper and I. M. Frank confirmed these results AIDS • Most common drug prescribed to suppress the HIV virus is azidothmidine (AZT) • Patients on AZT often become underweight and malnourished due to loss of appetite, frequent vomiting, and high amounts of excrement • Marijuana has been proven effective in increasing the appetite of AIDS patients • Also reduces average number of stools per day Epilepsy *Marijuana may be used as an anticonvulsant *Drugs typically prescribed for epilepsy may cause bone softening, nausea, decreased libido, impotence, depression, and possibly even phychosis Marijuana has far fewer and less threatening side effects ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Multiple Sclerosis Marijuana helps patients with MS to gain control of their body and supress tremors --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paraplegia and Quadriplegia Marijuana relieves muscle pain, and increases feeling in dysfunctional limbs Chronic Pain • Patients with chronic pain are often prescribed opioid narcotics and synthetic analgesics • These drugs may cause patients to develop a tolerance and addiction • Marijuana is equally effective in relieving chronic pain, but without these threatening side effects ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rheumatic Diseases *Marijuana is proven to be relieve inflammation and pain for patients with various kinds of rheumatic diseases Other Speculative Uses • Asthma •Systemic sclerosis • Insomnia •Crohn's Disease • Nausea due to •Diabetic gartro-paresis kidney failure • Dystonias •Pseudo-tumor cerebri • Adult ADD •Alcoholism • Schizophrenia Popularity • New users reached a peak in 1976-77 • Approximately 3.2 million over the two years • Today, 66 million Americans said to have smoked pot • USA Today poll: support for legalization highest its been in 30 years • 36% of voters support legalization; 70% of voters for medicinal marijuana • 50% of English and Canadian populations support recreational legalization "It's dangerous in its own right, it's addictive, and it leads to the use of even more destructive illicit drugs" -Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson • Very misleading statement • Marijuana may be habit-forming, but physical addiction is highly unlikely • "Two recognized symptoms of addiction are tolerance and withdrawal symptoms; these are rarely serious problems for marijuana users." -Grinspoon and Bakalar • Marijuana users might use destructive drugs, but this is a sociological factor that results in the drug being illegal in the first place… • Marijuana is classified as a Schedule I narcotic by the US Government • This is the same classification given to cocaine and heroine


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More than once I've been referred to as a modern-day Troubadour. I've always liked this designation because it has a romantic, archaic ring to it that sounds just a little bit more flattering than mere singer/songwriter, naturally appealing to my vanity. But it once occurred to me that I wasn't entirely sure of its meaning and thought I should look it up.
Not surprisingly, I discovered the word to have various historical uses and nuances. But the definition that intrigued me most, and which I recognize as fairly accurate of my own sense of calling and vocation is this:
a lyric poet sent by one (usually of the King's court)
with a message of chaste love to another.
Well … there you go. Just two weeks ago (on Valentines Day) I posted a song and message of chaste love in a blog [7]. In it, I celebrated 30 years of marriage to my wife Nanci; a union that has resulted in three beloved (now adult) children, their own unions to beloved others, two grandchildren, and a deeply meaningful, long-term foster relationship with a young woman and her beautiful children who, in fact, are coming over for dinner tonight. I can't wait.
Although not every chaste union strives to produce offspring, Fr. Gabrielle of St. Magdalen, in his meditative devotional Divine Intimacy [8], teaches that the highest glory of the chaste union is in it's potential to become a willing "collaborator with God in the transmission of life." That is: a relationship that is materially fecund; suggesting a dark, loamy richness capable of concealing and safeguarding a vulnerable seed, and providing a nutrient-rich soil from which it can spring to it's own leafy uniqueness. It's a lovely image.
Ironically, what struck me this morning is that Valentines Day is celebrated at the very onset of the season of Lent. And Lent, in contradistinction to Valentines, is essentially a season where the Christian "faithful" penitently consider the devastating disaster that is infidelity — particularly, infidelity to God, and by extension, to all that God is in faithful relationship to.
One of the scriptural texts the Church reflects on during Lent is the Old Testament book of Hosea, in which the author imaginatively portrays God as despair-raged lover whose beloved people have been unfaithful with "declarations of love that last no longer than morning mist and predawn dew" (6:4). If you read the text as a propositional description of God, it can be a rather disturbing image as God keens agonizingly one minute, and rages menacingly the next. It is almost a frightening glimpse of someone who, in their painful desperation, maniacally flops between pleading and reasoning on one hand, and threatening damnation on the other.
But, for those concerned with the violence of God, apparent in Old Testament Scriptures, please note how the story goes. Admittedly, the text allows for painful rage, resulting from betrayal, to be voiced. In short, the text is comfortable with the truth: "I'll charge like a lion, like a leopard stalking in the brush. I'll jump like a sow grizzly robbed of her cubs …" (13:7,8). But in the end, God cannot wield the vengeance he threatens. God eventually spends his rage and collapses in exhaustion back into his covenant character, admitting almost with a sheepish sigh:
"I will love … lavishly. My anger is played out." (14:4)
From there, God puts his heart on the table, inviting a fresh start and promising that from the raw ugliness of infidelity, newness will "burst into bloom like a crocus in the spring … splendid, like a giant sequoia…with a fragrance like a grove of cedars." And God recommits to his beloved, promising to be, for her, a"luxuriant fruit tree" (14:5-8).
What is significant to note at this point is the content of the alleged infidelity. In the grand narrative of God's covenant relationship with his people, the expectation is of a commitment to love, "in justice" (12:6). In other words, there are broader social implications here that transcend (including but not limited to) the personal religious affections of individual piety. Rather than planting "wind seeds" of self indulgence that can only yield "tornadoes" (8:7), God's faithful are expected to "harrow the soil" and "ready the earth" for seeds that will yield righteousness, from which they will harvest Love (10:12).
And how do we imagine that Love? Well … this is what interests me. If you look at the trajectory of the broader liturgical season of Eastertide – beginning with Lent and proceeding through Holy Week and Easter Sunday to Pentecost and Ascension Sunday – we arrive eventually at Trinity Sunday. Here at last, we begin to understand where this whole story is heading; that at the epicenter of God's very nature is Divine Society; an eternal mutuality marked by, and held together by, a fundamental orientation toward "the other." This relationship of self-donating, mutual-othering is what we are invited to apprehend and give/return ourselves to in the season of Lent. And it is by this Divine Society, that we measure all lesser apprehensions and allegiances to which we have given ourselves — indeed, illicit commitments that cause devastating repercussions for which the whole of creation is groaning:
"Because of all this, the very land itself weeps and everything in it is grief-stricken– animals in the fields and birds on the wing" (4:3).
Let's consider for a moment some examples of what social infidelity might look like in our context. I'm displaying my own biases here for sure. Some will object most certainly, and some will counter with their own lists. But if nothing else, if there is any merit to the following charges, we do well to consider what hidden loyalties they betray:
Back to Fr. Gabriele of St. Magdalen: Recall his teaching, that the highest glory of the humanly chaste relationship is the willing "collaboration with God in the transmission of life." He goes a step further when he teaches that those who willingly "consecrate themselves to God … become God's collaborators in the transmission of the life of grace to others." In other words, the glory of the chaste, Divine-Human relationship is the new society-life of Grace. That is: relationships that are spiritually fecund giving birth to human flourishing. Indeed, another lovely image.
I think it can be fairly said that one of the challenges of Lent is this: Spiritual fecundity, of which Fr. Gabriel speaks, may well have incarnational implications which confront current commitments. For Christians at least, Lent is an opportunity to prepare and examine a "fearless inventory" of our current commitments in the light of the Divine Society to which we are betrothed.
Several years ago, my daughter Sarah and I recorded an album together called Sons and Daughters. On it, Sarah sings a plaintive song inspired by the book of Hosea, which leads us to the heart of the season of Lent. Feel free to download the song and listen repeatedly if it resonates.
Aside: When the recording came out, some folks complained about the wooziness of the time-signature in the song's production. Trust me, the song remains in standard 4/4 time throughout, but the anticipatory pushes in the instrumental sections give a certain feeling of disorientation, which (although not intentional at the time) may be seasonally, and even theologically appropriate
And so, if I may play the Troubador for the moment, press the play button below and hear this:
HOSEA (Come Back to Me) – Gregory Norbet OSB
sung by Sarah Giardino (nee Bell) on Steve Bell's CD "Sons and Daughters"
Come back to me with all your heart
Don't let fear keep us apart
Trees do bend though straight and tall
So must we to others call
Long have I waited for
Your coming home to me
And living deeply our new life
The wilderness will lead you
To the place where I will speak
Integrity and justice
With tenderness
You shall know
Long have I waited for
Your coming home to me
And living deeply our new life
You shall sleep secure with peace
Faithfulness will be your joy
Long have I waited…
HOSEA (Come Back to Me) appears on the "Sons and Daughters" CD which can be sampled and purchased HERE [10]. Also available on iTunes [11].
Steve Bell is is a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Photo: Guitar player, Markku Vitikainen [12] / Shutterstock.com
[1] http://sojo.net/blogs/series/lenten-reflections
[2] http://sojo.net/biography/steve-bell
[3] http://sojo.net/blogs/2013/02/26/lent-love-your-friendly-neighborhood-troubadour#comment-covenant
[4] http://sojo.net/letter-to-web-editor?post=%20From%20Lent%20To%20Love%3A%20From%20Your%20Friendly%20Neighborhood%20Troubadour
[5] http://sojo.net/donate
[6] http://sojo.net/sites/default/files/mainimages/blog/shutterstock_25163776.jpg
[7] http://stevebell.com/2013/02/for-the-one-i-love/
[8] http://www.amazon.com/Divine-Intimacy-Father-Gabriel-Magdalen/dp/0895555042
[9] http://stevebell.com/2011/11/bill-c-10-a-glimpse-into-the-soul-of-our-nation/
[10] http://stevebell.com/music-video/discography/sons-and-daughters-album/
[11] https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/sons-and-daughters/id111627819
[12] http://www.shutterstock.com/gallery-335344p1.html


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Bought this thinking it would of fit on my rear bar but guess what, it didn't and now it's useless to me. It fits on any M3 rear bar - willing to help buyer put it on as well for a small cost. It's just like this one. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BMW-E46-M...item4cebad0c98 Brand new - just only taken out the box to see if it fitted. Firm on price $200. http://i325.photobucket.com/albums/k...Diffuser-1.jpg 0488880032 - SMS only. Located Western Suburbs of Melbourne. |
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Hey Shook, I actually think it will fit your bar. I think the problem is you gotta replace the under section of your bar (the part that's all black atm) and find a proper M3 one, then you will be able to use this csl diffuser too with quad exhaust. i just noticed this when i was rolling behind you at JDMST.
Thanks Shook - can I ask where you purchased - was it the same place as the link you included?
Interested, if other buyer falls through, let me know. I live in Keilor :)
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Hey guys,After some serious research and consideration, we have decided to move our online store to a new domain. www.topdeckgamers.com. This will allow us to separate our physical store from the deck builder website. We do have a physical retail store in San Antonio and we have just been using this website to sell our singles. This has taken a lot of my time away from updating the deck builder website and put it into the online store and fixing store bugs. We are switching everything to Crystal Commerce so I can focus on this website and not have to worry about constantly fixing the store bugs. I can let the great guys at Crystal Commerce handle everything on their end so I don't have to.We expect the move to happen near the end of this week. I will still make some updates to keep this website tied as tightly as possible to the new store, but it may not be right from the beginning. Once the store is moved over, I will be able to start adding on all of my updates I have been working on. I have been waiting for this move to happen before I started making my changes live.Like I mentioned in a previous post, I have had some big plans for the site, and this is the first step. Look for some really cool new things to come. The first is a complete overhaul of the entire website. It has outgrown itself quickly, and I have been struggling to keep it running smoothly with the heavy traffic spikes we get during some times of the day. It's been tough, and this will speed it up significantly and fix a lot of little bugs all over the site. Should be really good.Anyways, just giving everyone a heads up. I will post again to announce the final move and any small changes to the site to let you still get the cards you need as easily as possible.Thanks,David
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I was thinking of asking you when you were planning to do this. This answered my question and then some. Can't wait for this! Also, I vote for a friends/follow list and for moderators to have more powers across the site instead of just in the forums. And also to figure out what to do about blogs so they don't get out of hand anymore --MTG Deck Builder's friendly moderator and DCI Rules AdvisorFollow my twitter: @RayZoh
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This is awesome I cant wait for the big change. Ill be glad to buy cards from the new store if they are in stock again haha. I also agree that a freind's list would help people out and more moderator control. One other thing I would like to bring up is getting some T-shirts, I have been doing good in some starcity event and I think wearing a T-shirt for your store or site would help bring in some new people.
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Cool news. I look forward to the new site, and I'll for sure look there when considering where I will buy from.
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Awesome, I can't say I have noticed too manyb ugs on the site save for the occasional lag spikes and times I can't get on. Hopefully this will fix these problems and as Zoharu stated, blogs are getting out of hands at times with some being only a couple of words or a sentence (something that I wouldn't even post onto a forum.) Ever since innistrad It seems the number of these blogs has gone down, but they still pop up from time to time.
OK, guys the store is officially closed on this domain and now up and running on www.topdeckgamers.com. I am transferring over the inventory right now. This new domain also has a lot of cool things all stores usually have that we were lacking with this site. I just did not have the time necessary to implement them, but now we have them all! Here are a few things we will have and now start doing with the store separate from the deck building site:- Wishlists that will let you know when cards come back in stock. We are currently adding some new large collections into the system so we hope to really increase our stock quite a bit within the next week or so.- We are going to be buying cards now. We are working on our buylists, but we will start buying cards within a week for cash or store credit. This will also let us grow the inventory at a much faster rate.- Selling of promos, specialty cards and other things we were not able to sell on this site. We are also going to start carrying Altered Art cards.This site is loosing some of the tight integration it had with prices of cards and decks, but I will be adding it back in very quickly once I can start pulling data from the new store. Look for the new store to be populated with our complete inventory within a day or less.And, like I said I am very excited about what I will be able to do with this site now that I can focus all my energy on it. Look for some very cool things to come, and I have some amazing ideas. But, first thing is first, I gotta get the new revamp online and see if I can get the whole site running faster. I am also looking into another server upgrade because the site is already outgrowing the new one I just moved it to a couple of months ago.@Killer - I emailed you somewhat recently asking for your shirt size. We finally got shirts made. Shoot me an email when you get a chance so I can send you one.Thanks!
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I'd totally be down on sporting MTG Deckbuilder shirts at all the events I participate in. This site is far and away the best deckbuilders tool on the web. You normally have to pay to get this kind of functionality. Love the site. Keep up the great work!
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Cool. I was wandering what was going on. I really like this site. It allows me to keep a list of the decks i have and shows how much I have spent on it. I'm also excited to here that your inventory is going to be growing. I would have made purchases from here but it always showed it was out of stock. Looking forward to the new and improved site.
@Dave I sent you an email at your topdeckgamers support email on regard of the T-Shirt.
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The deckbuilder part of your website has stopped responding for me. I can access everything else, and I can still test and add and remove cards from the one faeries deck I had open before about a few hours ago, but nothing else works. Neither does Importing cards, even for the one deck that works.What could be causing this problem? Is it just me or has anyone else complained? Is it some sort of scheduled maintenance, or common glitch that will go away once the traffic decreases?Sorry to bother you, but it is incredibly frustrating having no viable options other than playing the same deck over and over again.
HankSinglePosts: 2
I never realized how much I use and appreciate this site until I tried to sign in this morning and it wouldn't work.With that in mind, I am thrilled both that things are going well enough for you to necessitate the move, and that, while I don't know how you'd do it, this wonderful site might get even better.
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I can't find Helvault. sad face
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Can you make it so you can buy the decks you create?
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Is there a way to contact Crystal Commerce to inform the of the Store's ordering system not working?
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My ar has just been collecting dust but i keep playing with it like I take it out of my gun safe and pow! Boom. Lol I see that ranges seem a little dry. Hmm.
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I feel your pain brother, my AK is the same way I don't have time and I'm trying to get enough ammo saved up but it's just getting hard to get my hands on. When ever they get some it's gone in a flash
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It really is sad. I haven't shot mine since October. The range I go to only allows frangible .223, which was a bloody fortune before this whole craziness you can shine what it's like now?! What bugs the hell out of me is that I have 2 cans, 420 rounds each of green tip 5.56 that I can't even shoot there if I wanted to.
Trade them off for a single shot , not going bang, bang, bang so fast will save you lot of money... I still have 35 boxes of 223 Rem , Winchester White box 55 Gr bullet ammo which cost me about $ 4.00 per box some years ago... I d sell them for $ 40 per box....
So, What kind of AR do you have that shoots .22lr or rimfire?? That is where you posted. How expensive can it be?? I can take my Marlin 60 out for a day of targets or plinking and shoot $10.00 worth of ammo. I can take an 24/47 or K98 out and shoot over 140 rounds and still spend under $10.00. I could have taken out my AK74, a purpose built Romanian rifle, not a U.S. parts gun w/ the ammo I had bought for it for .10 a round. I sold it for a huge profit w/ the ammo and 10 extra 30round mags. For not buying ammo before, shame on you if you have a 5.56/.223. I sold my AR a few years ago also. Now I use a CZ527 Varminter w/ a CIP chamber, so Mil-spec 5.56 is still good to go. Still sitting on 1000+ rounds and have more then enough components to load the same. I've got 300 round battle paks of LC 5.56 ammo that have price tags of $19.95 on them. Again, your lack of planning makes your rifle useless.
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On the 17th March, I left my job at EMC Consulting (formerly Conchango). On the 19th of March, with my fledgling company Orangered I started doing some work for Profero. My first project was to work on a pitch for ASOS, a company I've admired for sometime who are known for doing interesting things in the online retail space in particular with regards to fashion.
Apparently ASOS were doing some sort of marketplace site which would allow their customers to sell to one another. Well after a successful pitch and 6 months building the site (with one of the best teams of people I've worked with), it's live.
I'm delighted with what's been achieved in such a short space of time. It's a pretty rare thing for me to get to the end of a project like this and feel so happy with the results rather than lamenting what might have been. That is a credit too the developers, for caring about the design and user experience as much as the code, and to the client, ASOS. Throughout the company, but most particularly the product owners have a keen eye for what works, a drive for quality in everything, but also another trait which is so important with any product owner - they know where to give and take, when to insist on a feature and when to sacrifice one.
Marketplace is not finished, I'm not sure if it ever will be. Its is not a site that will be left to lie fallow over the next year. Instead ASOS have learned a little from agile start ups and launched early, prepared to make mistakes but learn from them. To trust their brand is strong enough to hold their course should any stormy waves buffet the good ship Marketplace - rather than wrap it in cotton wool.
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Four ribbon cuttings to be hosted by the Bryant Area Chamber of Commerce set for Thursday have been cancelled due to weather conditions, according to Rae Ann Fields, executive director of the chamber. The cuttings will be rescheduled at a later date, she added.
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