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Two men were charged Saturday in connection with the fatal shooting, Dec. 29, of an off-duty Chicago police officer, the Chicago Tribune reported.
Bail was denied for Tyrone Clay, 29, and Edgardo Colon, 34, both of Chicago, during bond hearings Saturday. They were charged with murder during commission of a forcible felony and first-degree murder of a peace officer, according to a statement from Chicago Police News Affairs.
Officer Clifton Lewis, 41, was shot during a robbery of M&M Quick Foods in the 1200 block of North Austin Boulevard, where he worked a second job as a security guard. Lewis was an eight-year veteran of the department and was assigned to the 15th District Tactical Team.
Colon confessed he was the driver during the attack, while Clay and a third man entered the store with masks on, the Tribune reported. Lewis announced he was a police officer, and Clay and the third man opened fire. Lewis fired one shot before he was struck in the abdomen and back. Bullet fragments also struck a store employee.
Clay took about $670 from the cash register while the other man took Lewis' gun before they fled to the waiting car, according to the Tribune.
According to court documents, a fourth person who worked on planning the robbery was in the car when all four drove to the store.
Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy said at a press conference Saturday that police were "not even close" to being done with the investigation, according to the Tribune.
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"Lewis announced he was a police officer, and Clay and the third man opened fire. Lewis fired one shot before he was struck in the abdomen and back...while the other man took Lewis' gun before they fled.." An armed police Officer couldnt stop these hoodlums. What make everyday citizens think they can stop armed hoodlums? Take GUNS AWAY for GOOD!!!!
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Posted: January 12th, 2012 4:21 PM
Guess which 2 guys are NOT getting Time magazines "person of the year" award. Glad to see they caught these to low lives, and I hope they enjoy their stint in the slammer. Hope they catch the rest of the losers involved so they too can live out the rest of their meaningless lives in the septic tank they deserve to be in.
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Gathering just a few of the biggest names in the Industry, co-chair Reese Witherspoon and presenter Jennifer Garner attended the 23rd Annual Beat The Odds Awards in Beverly Hills, CA on Thursday (December 5).
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On February 9, the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association unanimously passed two resolutions calling for unanimous juries in capital sentencing and greater transparency in lethal injection procedures. Resolution 108A stated: "Before a court can impose a sentence of death, a jury must unanimously recommend or vote to impose that sentence," and, "The jury in such cases must also unanimously agree on the existence of any fact that is a prerequisite for eligibility for the death penalty and on the specific aggravating factors that have each been proven beyond a reasonable doubt." Currently, some states, including Florida, Alabama, and Delaware, allow a jury to recommend a death sentence without unanimity. Resolution 108B called for all death penalty jurisdictions "to promulgate execution protocols in an open and transparent manner and require public review and comment prior to final adoption of any execution protocol, and require disclosure to the public by all relevant agencies of all relevant information regarding execution procedures." As lethal injection drug restrictions have caused states to seek out new sources of drugs, many states have adopted secrecy policies surrounding their lethal injection process.
(Click left image to enlarge). A new study by researchers at Cornell University examined the effects of Delaware's decision to transfer capital sentencing authority from the jury to the judge at trial. The study used data from capital cases between 1977 and 2007, during which time Delaware made the shift to judge sentencing--one of very few states to employ that procedure. According to the study, "Judges were significantly more likely to give a defendant the death sentence than were juries." During the era when Delaware relied on juries for sentencing, about 20% of capital cases resulted in death sentences. In the era when it relied solely on judges, 53% of the cases were given death sentences. Today, the state has a hybrid model in which a jury must unanimously find the existence of at least one aggravating factor beyond a reasonable doubt to make a case death eligible. The jury then makes a sentencing recommendation to the judge, which is given appropriate consideration.
A recent study by researchers at Cornell Law School found that the gender of the murder victim may influence whether a defendant receives the death penalty. Using data from 1976 to 2007 in Delaware, the study found that in cases with female victims, 47.1% resulted in death sentences, while in those involving male victims, only 32.3% were sentenced to death. The researchers looked at a number of factors other than the victim's gender that might have affected sentencing decisions, including the heinousness of the crime, whether there was a sexual element to the murder, and the relationship between defendant and victim. The study found that some of the gender effect in sentencing could be explained by factors other than just the gender of the victim. Crimes involving sexual violence were more likely to result in a death sentence, as were crimes in which the victim and defendant knew one another, and victims of both of those types of crimes are more likely to be women.
The latest edition of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund's Death Row, USA shows the total death row population continuing to decline in size. The U.S. death-row population decreased from 3,108 on April 1, 2013, to 3,095 on July 1, 2013. The new total represented a 12% decrease from 10 years earlier, when the death row population was 3,517. The states with the largest death rows were California (733), Florida (412), Texas (292), Pennsylvania (197), and Alabama (197). In the past 10 years, the size of Texas's death row has shrunk 36%; Pennsylvania's death row has declined 18%; on the other hand, California's death row has increased 17% in that time. The report also contains racial breakdowns on death row. The states with the highest percentage of minorities on death row were Delaware (78%) and Texas (71%), among those states with at least 10 inmates. The total death row population was 43% white, 42% black, 13% Latino, and 2% other races.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Alabama death row inmate Mario Woodward, who was sentenced to death in 2008 despite a jury's 8-4 recommendation for a life sentence. Alabama is one of only three states that allow a judge to override a jury's sentencing recommendation for life to impose a death sentence; Florida and Delaware also allow the practice, but death sentences by judicial override are very rare in those states. Justice Sonia Sotomayor voted to hear the case, saying the Court should reconsider Alabama's death sentencing procedure. In an opinion joined in part by Justice Stephen Breyer, Sotomayor said 26 of the 27 cases since 2000 in which judges imposed death sentences over a jury's recommendation for life came from Alabama, including some in which the vote for life was unanimous. She speculated that Alabama's elected judges may face political pressures to appear harsh in their use of the death penalty that unelected judges in other states do not face. "What could explain Alabama judges' distinctive proclivity for imposing death sentences in cases where a jury has already rejected that penalty?," she wrote. "The only answer that is supported by empirical evidence is one that, in my view, casts a cloud of illegitimacy over the criminal justice system: Alabama judges, who are elected in partisan proceedings, appear to have succumbed to electoral pressures." She cited instances in which judges used their death sentences as part of their electoral campaigns.
On November 13 Ohio Governor John Kasich stayed the execution of Ronald Phillips less than 24 hours before he was to be die by lethal injection in order to consider Phillips' request to donate a kidney to his mother. Kasich stated, "I realize this is a bit of uncharted territory for Ohio, but if another life can be saved by his willingness to donate his organs and tissues then we should allow for that to happen." Medical experts will now have time to determine whether Phillips would be a suitable donor for his mother, who is on dialysis, and other implications of the donation can be considered. In 1995, Delaware death-row inmate Steven Shelton was allowed to donate a kidney to his mother. His death sentence was later reversed for other reasons. However, in Florida, Joseph Brown was not allowed to donate a kidney to his brother, who later died. Brown was freed from death row after being exonerated in 1987. Phillips also offered to donate his heart to his sister after he was executed, but donations of vital organs have not been allowed during U.S. executions because of ethical issues. Texas allows general prisoners to donate non-vital organs, but not those on death row.
As a Superior Court judge in Delaware, Norman Barron was referred to as "the hanging judge" because of his willingness to impose death sentences. In a recent op-ed for Delaware Online, the now-retired judge expressed how his views on the death penalty have changed: "I believe the application of the death penalty is quirky and capricious… it is impossible to justify why some murderers receive the death penalty while others, whose crimes are arguably worse in degree or savagery, do not." He also discussed the costs of imposing the death penalty, the risks of executing an innocent defendant, and its failure to provide timely closure to victims' families as reasons for his current opposition to the death penalty. "In Delaware," he concluded, "if a convicted murderer in a capital case does not receive a death sentence, he receives an automatic sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or any type of early release. Such a sentence ensures that the defendant is locked away in a state prison until he dies. There is nothing incompatible with this type of life sentence and being a law-and-order conservative on matters of crime and punishment, which I still consider myself to be. In this age of shrinking budgets and increased costs, the time has come, in my view, to adopt a more enlightened approach to criminal justice." Read full op-ed below.
On March 26, Delaware's Senate passed (11-10) a bill to repeal the death penalty, after amending it to exclude current death row inmates. Those who testified in support of the repeal cited racial disparities, a lack of deterrent effect, and the high costs associated with capital punishment. The bill will now move on to the House of Representatives, which is expected to consider the measure in April. On the same day, Colorado's House Judiciary Committee voted (6-4) against a repeal bill. Legislators heard nine hours of testimony regarding the bill, largely from supporters of the measure. Seventeen states have either considered legislation to repeal the death penalty this year or will likely consider it in the next session. Earlier in March, a bill to repeal the death penalty passed the Maryland General Assembly, and the governor has pledged to sign it into law, making Maryland the 18th state to do away with the death penalty.
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PHILADELPHIA — Reebok's Breakout Classic kicked off in with style, as top ten recruits Rashad Vaughn and Emmanuel Mudiay squared off in the first game of the first day.
The game itself ended up being a bust, as neither Mudiay or Vaughn played all that well with Mudiay's team winning in a rout. Andrew Wiggins vs. Julius Randle, this was not. It was, however, a chance for Mudiay to play in front of two of the head coaches currently pursuing the Texas native: Larry Brown and John Calipari.
"I notice them. They wink at me here and there," Mudiay, who is ranked No. 3 in the Class of 2014 according to Rivals and who is the No. 2 PG in the class, said with a chuckle on Wednesday afternoon. "I'm used to it now."
Mudiay's list is down to ten school: Kentucky, SMU, Arizona, Baylor, Kansas, Louisville, NC State, Oklahoma State, St. John's and Texas. He said he'll be trimming that list to five by the end of the month.
But he's only scheduled a visit with one of those schools, having locked in a trip to Lexington for an official visit during Big Blue Madness. And if you've ever seen the videos from Big Blue Madness, you understand why. And while SMU doesn't seem like the kind of basketball program that can compete for a recruit like Mudiay with a school like Kentucky, the Mustangs have a puncher's chance, Mudiay says.
"They're 20 minutes away from the house and they've got a legend there in the office," Mudiay said. "The thing about Larry Brown that I love is that he don't talk to me just about basketball. He talks to me about family and life, and that's a big thing to me. He's religious, I'm religious."
Mudiay has said all spring and summer that the thing that he's working on the most in competing on every possession, which isn't exactly a promising thing to hear from a star lead guard. But it's also understandable; when you're criss-crossing the country all spring and summer playing in event after event where the outcome of the games don't matter, it's not easy to care about every single possession.
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Our basement has drop ceilings except for 12 x 14 room which is entry point for the AC lines. That room was finished about 4 yrs ago. I do have pics of it pre-drywall.
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It sounds like the lineset was installed when the house was originally built. I assume this is why the HVAC contractor tried to reuse the original lineset. This is common for an air handler installed in the attic.
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Is there a possbility of running new lines up though an interior chase or closet?
Outside line-set is good for future access for sure. There is a product called slim-duct which comes in several colors. This has a backing that gets mounted to the house, line set mounts against that, and a nice cover snaps to it. Comes with different fittings to cover when the lines come out of the house or make bends. Hopefully the leak is indeed in the old lines. Best of luck.
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In order to be hired, you have to fill out the online application. Once selected for interview, i met with the branch manager, the manager's assistant, and the head teller. They asked me a variety of questions. They were actually a bit tougher than I had expected. The one that stuck me a bit was, "How have you disappointed someone in a past position, and how did you fix it?" Overall, it seemed the two big things they were looking for were honesty and cash handling experience. Then, there was an interview with another branch manager (just to ascertain that I was a good fit). Then, finally, after I was offered the position, there was a Gallup test with their recruiter. All in all, it was a very bureacratic process - too many steps and run-arounds for such a basic position.
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Ankunft zu jeder Zeit möglich.
Arrive at any time. There will be a welcome meeting around 6 or 7pm on this evening with your Chief Experience Officer (CEO). Please look for a welcome note upon arrival to the joining hotel for the exact time of the meeting. Medan is Indonesia's third largest city and is comprised of many different ethnic groups, contributing to a wide variety of mouth-watering foods.
Vormittags-Tour von Medan. Befahre holprige Straßen, um zum kleinen Dschungeldorf Tangkahan zu gelangen. Optional kannst du an einer Elefantenbad teilnehmen.
Enjoy a morning tour of Medan, visiting Maimoon Palace, the Great Mosque and the Vihara Gunung Timur temple. Afterwards, traverse bumpy roads to reach the small jungle community of Tangkahan. Opt to participate in an elephant feeding session or go hiking. This tiny, remote village was practically built on the logging trade in the 1980s and 1990s, because the people became aware of the damages by such activity. They collectively decided to stop illegal logging and transform the area into an functional, self-sustained ecotourism destination. So in April 2001 the community banded together to form the Tangkahan Tourist Institute (Lembaga Pariwisata Tangkahan - LPT) and fixed regulations prohibiting the exploitation of the surrounding rainforest. So the Conservation Response Unit (CRU) was born - a team of Sumatran elephants and their mahouts that helps safeguard the national park to protect it from encroachment. When its bath time at the elephant camp on the outskirt of Gunung Leuser National Park tourists are allowed to help. By joining the elephants by their afternoon bathing you will support this local initiative.
Wanderung von Tangkahan nach Bukit Lawang. Du besuchst die Orang-Utan-Aussichtsplattform und kannst eine Dschungelwanderung im Gunung Leuser Nationalpark machen.
Visit the orangutan viewing platform, and opt to go jungle trekking in Gunung Leuser National Park. An orangutan rehabilitation centre was set up in 1973 to help orangutans released from captivity to learn the skills they will need in the wild. Once they are released into the wild, they are monitored and still provided with some supplementary food until they're 100% ready to fend for themselves. We visit this feeding platform when they are being fed. Gunung Leuser National Park is located nearby and a great place to do some wildlife trekking in this large jungle park.
Orientierungs-Spaziergang nach der Ankunft. Du kannst auf den Vulkan wandern oder traditionelle Dörfer besuchen.
Orientation walk upon arrival. Opt to hike a volcano or tour traditional villages Originally developed around 1920 as a Dutch hill base in the Karo highlands, the cooler weather and surrounding smoking volcanoes make this destination ideal for weekending Medan residents and travellers alike. Berastagi is also known for their myriad flowers, fruits and vegetables piled high at the local markets. Explore further afield and check out examples of traditional Karo Batak architecture. On your free day, opt to hike up Sibayak volcano for sunrise and take in the stunning view of the valley. Free afternoon with the option to visit the local hot springs. Approximate distance: 160 km Estimated travel time: 8 hours (including stops)
Reise zum größten vulkanischen See der Welt, dem Tobasee. Entspanne dich und schwimme im warmen Seewasser oder nimm etwas Kultur mit und besuche einheimische Batak-Dörfer.
Travel to the world's largest volcano lake, Lake Toba. Situated in the centre of Lake Toba, Samosir has all the features of a resort area but still retains a rustic charm and relaxed atmosphere. You have a free day here with options to relax or explore the area. Chill out and swim in the warm waters of the lake or opt for some culture by visiting local Batak villages to see traditional Batak houses and the tombs in Tomok.
An diesem Reisetag fährst du durch wunderschöne Landschaften zu einer Stadt am Indischen Ozean an Sumatras Westküste.
Take a boat across the lake then set off by private van towards Siporok. Stop off at local villages visiting weavers and a markets en route to this beautiful hilltop town surrounded by rice fields and mountains. Enjoy an orientation walk around Sipirok upon arrival.
Während der Fahrt Zwischenstopp für eine Übernachtung in Panyabungan.
Take in the landscape on another travel day. Break up the journey with an overnight stop in Panyabungan. While not a standard tourist stop, you will get a glimpse into local life here.
Halber Reisetag mit einigen interessanten Stopps unterwegs. Nach der Ankunft genießt du einen Orientierungs-Spaziergang. Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um raften oder Kajak fahren zu gehen, den Sianok Canyon zu besuchen oder die im Zweiten Weltkrieg gebauten
Orientation walk upon arrival after a long travel day with a few stops to break up the journey. Free day to go rafting, kayaking, visit Sianok Canyon or check out the Japanese Caves built during World War II. The Sianok Canyon is located just outside of town and offers breathtaking views of the canyon with Mount Singgalang in the background. Bukittinggi is a city of approximately 100,000 people located in the Minangkabau Highlands and is a good jumping off point for nearby activities. Approximate distance: 400 km Estimated travel time: 12 hrs (including stops)
Es geht zurück an den Indischen Ozean für eine Nacht am Strand, wo du auf keinen Fall den Sonnenuntergang verpassen darfst!
Enjoy an evening at a beach hotel in Padang. Padang is a Dutch historical harbour town and well-known for its delicious cuisine. Explore the old town, stop by a street food stall for some tasty eats, or hit the beach.
Flug nach Jakarta und Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um die blühende Hauptstadt Indonesiens zu entdecken. Lass dir einen von zwei Street Food Crawls mit dem CEO und der Gruppe schmecken.
Transfer for your flight(s) to Jakarta. There are no planned activities today. You will have a group meeting around 6pm to meet your new CEO and new group members (look out for the Welcome Note in the hotel lobby) and an optional dinner afterwards to get to know your fellow group members. Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia and the economic heart of Java. The next day, you may wish to take an optional city tour, take a walk around the old Dutch colonial heart of Kota, or simply search out your first true cup of Java coffee! Enjoy one of two street food crawls with the group and CEO while in Jakarta. Bring your appetites and your wallets, and the CEO will bring you to the best spots and teach you a bit about the local street food.
Besuche eine Teeplantage auf dem Weg zu dieser Stadt. Lerne das Leben der Einheimischen kennen, wenn du in einer Privatunterkunft übernachtest.
Day 3 begins with a bus journey (3 1/2 hours) south east to Cianjur. Along the way we visit the 100 yr old Gunung Mas or 'Golden Mountain' Tea Plantation where we learn how tea is hand picked and then processed continually throughout the year. Cianjur is the Capital of the Cianjur Regency and is also considered the capital of rice production in Java. The region sees very little tourism and you will be delighted by the reactions of the friendly local Javanese. Experience local life by sleeping at a homestay while here. The homestay is located on the outer ring of Cianjur and accommodation is multi-share.
Orientierungs-Spaziergang durch Bandung. Zeit zur freien Verfügung um sie auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.
Depart the homestay and travel to the sprawling city of Bandung, Indonesia's third largest city. Enjoy an orientation walk led by the CEO, then have some time to explore on your own. A popular weekend destination for those in Jakarta, Bandung is surrounded by the beautiful Parahyangan mountains. With a strong food culture, the city has loads of varieties of both international and local cuisine. Try one of many local delicacies, such as Bakso Tahu, which is steamed meat served with soy sauce, lime and peanut paste, or martabak, a fried stuffed pancake that comes either sweet or savoury.
Genieße die malerischen Aussichten auf der Zugfahrt nach Yogyakarta, und dann Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um Sehenswürdigkeiten wie z.B. den Borobudur-Tempel, javanische Tempel und den Merapi zu besichtigen. Geh raus und erkunde diese geschäftige Stadt.
We transfer by bus to Bandung on the morning of day 5 before boarding our train for a scenic trip to Yogyakarta. Once home to the Mataram Palace, Yogyakarta (or Yogya as it's known locally) lies in the shadow of Mt Merapi, but is most famous for the nearby Buddhist Temple complex of Borobudur. Built in the 8th century, this stunning artistic and architectural marvel lay undiscovered under layers of volcanic ash until 1815 when Sir Stamford Raffles, then Governor of Java, ordered that the area be cleared. Further attempts at restoration were finally completed in 1983, and no visit to Java would be complete without a visit to this awe-inspiring World Heritage Site. Other options in and around Yogyakarta include the impressive Kraton, an 18th century palace built by the Sultans of Yogya and one of the finest examples of Javanese palace architecture or Taman Sari Water Castle, built around the same time as a pleasure park for the Sultan. Yogyakarta is very walkable and stroll around the fascinating bird market is always interesting, and if silver is of interest, then a trip to Kota Gede is definitely worthwhile to pick up a hand-beaten bowl or some fine filigree. Of course, being the home of arts, this really is the place to take in a Wayang (puppet) show, or a dance performance- usually based on the Ramayana story.
Nutze einen optionalen Halt, um den Prambanan-Tempel zu erkunden, bevor es zum Sukuh-Tempel weitergeht, wo du eine wunderschöne Wanderung unternimmst, die dich durch kleine Dörfer und Farmen bis nach Tawangmangu führt.
Begin the day with an easy 2.5 hour drive. On the way we have the option of stopping at Prambanan to explore the largest Hindu temple complex in Java by foot. Built between the 8th and 10th century, these temples stand as one of the most outstanding works of Hindu art, with a wealth of intricate design, particularly on the Shiva temple. The optional visit allows for approximately 1.5 hours of exploration, and anyone who chooses not to visit the temple can visit an art market located near the temple. We can also opt to visit the Sukuh Temple, known to be a fertility temple with erotic carvings. From there, walk approximately 3 hours through small villages and along agricultural land, finsihing up at a waterfall. A walk up a staircase finishes in the village of Tawangmanggu, where the evening is free to enjoy.
Genieße die atemberaubenden Aussichten auf der Fahrt zum Nationalpark Bromo-Tengger-Semeru.
Our 8-9 hour bus journey today takes us eastward to Malang, the second largest city in East Java. Dating back to at least AD760 Malang has been a regional center of government for successive dynasties eventually being enveloped by the Mataram Kingdom in 1614. Owing to it's altitude (476 meters) the climate here is cooler then the lowlands and therefore became very attractive to European settlement during Dutch colonisation. Spend the afternoon checking out the gorgeous parks, the bird and flower market, Singosari temple, Jago temple or Kidal temple or just relaxing with a cup of local tea.
Wanderung am Vormittag, um die verzauberte Mondlandschaft des Mount Bromo zu entdecken.
Today's drive takes us through the tropical winding landscape of Eastern Java, climbing ever upwards and further out of the heat towards the grandeur of Mt Bromo- part of the Tengger Caldera, the largest volcanic range in the area. Bromo is only one of many peaks, but is distinct in appearance, having blown its top completely off and is constantly smouldering with white smoke.
Besuche die weltberühmten indonesischen Kaffeeplantagen in Kalibaru.
A pre-dawn trek across the "sea of sand" to watch the sunrise over the crater's rim is a must-see, popular with both tourists and the local Buddhist Tenggerese alike who can be seen giving offerings of food to receive blessings from the Supreme God Hyang Widi Wasa. After this wonderful start to the day, a 6 hour drive takes us to our overnight accommodation in the coffee plantations of Kalibaru. Brought to Java by the Dutch, Indonesia is now the world's fourth largest coffee grower and the name "Java" is recognized in coffee houses all over the world.
Es geht nach Bali an den Strand, wo du Zeit hast, zu entspannen oder den Nationalpark zu besuchen. Du kannst auch einen Schnorchel-Ausflug nach Menjangan Island machen.
Following a picturesque 2 hour drive through the rolling hills and plantations down to the coastal lowlands, we board our 1 hour ferry trip and bid farewell to Java. Arriving in internationally acclaimed Bali we continue with a short drive to Pemuteran. Pemuteran lies on the quiet North West coast sandwiched between National Parks containing pristine coral reefs and luxuriant tropical rainforest. 14kms offshore lies Menjangan Island, one of the best snorkel and dive sites in Bali with rich marine life and protected coral reefs. You may also wish to snorkel the reef directly off the beach at Pemuteran and explore the intriguing Bio Rock Structures, a forest of wire frames through which low voltage electric current is run to encourage fast coral regeneration. Wander up the beach and past the rural countryside for magnificent coastal views and ornate traditional temples inhabited by tribes of cheeky monkeys. For the energetic explorer, set out on an optional guided hike through the West Bali National Park in search of deer, pigs, macaques or the elusive Bali Starling. The natural beauty of Pemuteran will astound and enchant you.
Reise via heißen Quellen und unberührten Kaskaden nach Sanur, wo du ein letztes Mal mit der Gruppe einen draufmachen kannst.
Today's drive is a journey, highlighting the spectacular natural diversity and intense cultural wealth that makes Bali such a sought after destination. Our journey takes us across the entire island of Bali through the rich tropical jungle, passing by idyllic terraced rice fields, quaint scenes of local village life and eventually passing through the thriving metropolis of Denpasar before arriving at our overnight destination on the magnificent beaches of Sanur.
Abreise zu jeder Zeit möglich.
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This is my first year at this - growing indoors with heat mats, grow lights.. everything had been growing so well until the bottom leaves started to yellow.. I had some purple underneath the leaves.. and then the top leaves yellowed and now are turning brown - they all look pitiful! Any advice? I attached pictures of the spots/yellowing on their leaves..


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I agree the quality of the samples were pretty bad, but I think the point was to show that the technology is out there and can be developed further (provided they get enough investors) into something usable and practical.
I work in an accounting firm and I can totally see this being used to scan documents and other related material to send to clients for quick sharing and transfer of information. Sure, you can walk it over to the scanner and email from there, but anytime you can keep a user at their desk then you increase the efficiency and work-output. That's just one possible scenario, of course.
How about in the medical world? You could use this to scan MRI's or patient history files and import into a shared database. Or maybe specific articles in publications that can be scanned for research. The billing dept. could place an encounter form on the desk and the system could recognize the form-type and drop it in the patient's file for later submission to the payer resulting in faster reimbursement to the Dr. I'm sure someone else could think of even more practical applications...
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Big step for me.......
I didn't think I was responsible enough to ever pull it off, but believe it or not I successfully conducted a trade.....
I constantly struggle with thoughts of sloth and laziness and am a confirmed procrastinator... but... apparently even the worst among us can be reformed. OK, so maybe it was just a trade for postage (I sent the postage part) but for me it was a big step.
I hope I didn't start anything dangerous here. All of a sudden my head is swelling up a few sizes and I feel like chipping through the ice and packing up a few plants for shipment. No wait. Baby steps.
Maybe come springtime I'll send out a few rose of sharon seedlings or something. I know I can't kill them so I'm pretty sure they'll be safe with the US postal system.
I'm bored. I miss my garden.
Tell me about it. At least the temperatures are back up into the double digits. Not only is the cold weather bad for plants it's also killing me on my heating bills.
At least I got my first catalog yesterday. Already started going through it.
Now if only I had an amaryllis flowering, the pictures over on the amaryllis forum make me want a few more of my own....
But in the meantime the pictures go a long way in killing some of the winter blahs!
I think I've done more trades since 'winter' arrived than I did this summer and bought a few house plants to help me pass the time. I'm having a blast.
I'm researching the seeds I got this year and taking notes of heights and plant structures and I am going to sketch out where I want things to go in the spring. I was fortunate enough to get adopted by a veteran that gave me some extras from her garden and I've been reading the lily forum and researching making crosses. So I have even more to do once I get things going next summer.
I got some amaryllis bulbs that I pollinated and I can't wait for seeds. I've been having so much fun that I got a few more Amaryllis bulbs so I could try crossing them and seeing what results I get.
I have Brug and Datura seeds going that just germinated-so I know there is tons you can do to keep your busy with plants. I'm going to the grocery store tommorrow to check out fresh produce and see what I could grow from seed.
wow MBT, you are busy, all I seem to be doing is looking out the windows at melting snow, only to see more slush fall down on top of the old. Argh.
But then I get a seed catalog and spend the next hour dreaming up new gardens for my yard. Right now I think I need a sea of mixed hardy hibiscus, yesterday it was variegated corn and hybrid moss rose. Tomorrow I'll debate ripping out all the annuals and putting in a rose garden.
I should start a few seeds. I wonder how some marigolds would do indoors? One year I had calendula - they were great!
In the meantime let me check out the pictures from last spring. I looked at them last week and was amazed how nice my garden actually looked - compared to now.... blah... I need more "winter interest"


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QOTD July 22th
Ever wonder why a lot of quilters have cats and for some reason they think every new project is their personal domain?
I do have a cat (Kitty) and if I'm not careful she is on everything!
She is 16 years old and will not be with me much longer :-( I'm on the look at now for a short haired calico kitten to take over where she leaves off. This new kittens name, well,
Kitty II of course.
I don't have a cat--would love one--but it's not the right time. My last cat was 19 when she pass away but she never was interested in my sewing. From some of the pic people show it is plain many are and very posessive. I have the feeling they like to dominate. Part of their charm.
Three cats here and all love fabric. One will even crawl into a bag fresh from the quilt store, trying to be the first one to implant their cat hair on the fabric I guess! Another one of them will lay on the sewing table between me and the machine while I'm sewing. I should move him but it's so seriously cute I let him get by with it. The 22 pounder (Gracie aka The Big Petunia) lays under the cutting table, on her back, and tries to catch every scrap that falls to the floor. I'm not sure I know how to quilt without the company of cats! It's a co-dependency thing.
I guess I am the odd quilter out. Our dear Priscilla passed several years ago at the ripe old age of 18. She would much rather be outside chasing lizards and birds than inside playing with fabric. Even when her health began to fail and we had to keep her inside, she didn't like the fabric or quilts.
No kitties at our house (son has asthma) - just a 20-pound Mini-Australian shepherd - and she LOVES quilting! She thinks my trash basket by the sewing machine is for tossing her balls into so I have to spend time retrieving them & tossing them to her!
She does like to sprawl out on tops when I am laying the blocks out (maybe she IS part cat).
I have two cats and Tigger (age 12)is the one who will when she hears me in the sewing room, comes and sits near me and 'rests' -- on top of what ever fabric or projest is nearby... When I leave the room, so does she!
" I'm not sure I know how to quilt without the company of cats! It's a co-dependency thing."
I had five cats..........two of whom had quilt fetishes. They all died two years ago, mostly from complications of being ancient. I went two years without a cat and got a new kitten this spring. He loves the sewing room. When it rains, it pours. I live in the country and somebody dropped kittens in front of our property. I was only able to get one to stay.........the other one ran. So now I have two kittens. My first one is a large male tabby marmalade long-hair and the newest one is a small female tortie long-hair. Love my cats and the house feels complete again.
I thought when we had to have our last cat put down 14 years ago that the having pets part of my life was over. Wrong! We started 'kitty-cat sitting' for DD after someone dropped a pregnant cat off at her house and somehow 'mama' became ours and daughter, Fuzzball, became theirs. Prissy isn't very friendly (possibly abused in a former life?) but every quilt top I put down on the floor, she immediately has to inspect it. Weird!
I'm another quilter whose cats allow me to live in their house! :) For the most part they don't bother me when I'm sewing, except in the afternoon when Penny decides it's time for me to feed them.
Now, if I put my quilty stuff on the floor, like to measure batting or lay out blocks, they will be all over it in about a nanosecond. I don't know how they know...they can be asleep in the other end of the house, but lay a quilt block on the floor and they are right there.
Max enjoys knitting and crocheting. Well, he enjoys "helping" me knit and crochet. As you can imagine, he's a really big help!
I grew up with a cat and had animals in the house for years. For the past 8-10 years, all the animals live outside. We have 6 horses and 2 dogs. The dogs are both big (rottweiler and golder retriever) and the only time they come in is if it is really cold outside. They both realize it is a treat because they are very well behaved and hardly move when they're inside.
I love cats, but I don't want to mess with the litter box. I'm afraid if I had one outside, the dogs would think it was their personal toy and it wouldn't live very long. We have a lot of mice where we live, so a "mouser" would definitely be good to have :-)
My last big Tabby tomcat was supposedly a mouser, but males seem to be not so good as females with the prey instinct. He wanted me to do the food provisions and he just ate it. He did, however, by his presence discourage the mice from the henhouse and the chipmunks from my g'houses. No litterbox needed for him. He was an inside/outside cat and when he needed to relieve himself, he was better about asking for out than most dogs. He went to the door and pounded on it with his big, fat paws until a human opened the door. When he was finished and wanted back in you could hear him beating on the screen door loud enough to awaken a person from slumber. He woke me up many a night to let him back in.
I have always had cats and dogs, happily co-habitating. I'm sure it's tougher to get them to buddy up if they all live outside but my aunts had outside dogs and barn cats on their farms; that seemed to work OK. If you make the introductions early, then I think it works better.
I'm loving these comments about your cats - the ones who quilt and the ones who don't. My animals bring a lot of joy into my life and occasional sadness too, of course, but it's all worth it for me.
We always had animals of some sort all ourmarried life up until about 4 years ago,when i gavemy son back his dog,mini schnauzer,that i kept for him for a few years til he found a place where he could have him.
We have had everything that walked,crawled,slithered or flew,as we also had 3 sons.They raised a possom,an owl,all kinds of birds,snakes,lizards,etc and many different kinds of cats and dogs.
Finally when ds took his dog,i said that's it,i don't want anything else,and i've been happy with that decision.
No one to clean up after except ourselves and if we want to take off for a few days,no one to have to ask to care for the animals,Just pick up and go.
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This is Shadow, my two year old baby. He normally doesn't pay attention to my quilting, but has not been feeling good with an upper respiratory infection and decided he wanted my attention last night. Well he got it!
My 16 yr old kitty knows from the other end of the house when I put a block on the floor. I think it is a pressure change in their lower atmosphere.
What a beautiful Tabby boy.........hope he gets to feeling better soon. He looks like my door pounding cat Hobbes. For those of you who don't have cats, newspapers and open books are their second choice for plopping down.(but only if you're reading them at the time)