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Dog owners worried, angry
Canine parvovirus outbreak has led to several off-leash parks' closures
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Justin Crabtree, of Edmonds, plays fetch with his 3-year-old chocolate lab, Kaia, inside the off-leash dog park in Edmonds on Friday afternoon.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald
Alpha, who usually visits the park twice a day, and his owner, Colt Mace, of Edmonds, walk around the off-leash dog park in Edmonds on Friday afternoon.
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Justin Crabtree, of Edmonds, walks his chocolate lab, Kaia, through the off-leash dog park in Edmonds on Friday afternoon.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald
Notices are posted at the off-leash dog park in Edmonds regarding the parvo virus outbreak in King County.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald
Alpha, who usually visits the park twice a day, and his owner, Colt Mace, of Edmonds, walk around the off-leash dog park in Edmonds on Friday afternoon.
Parvovirus is highly contagious, can be deadly for young dogs and can live in unsanitized areas for a long time. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration and lethargy. There have been unconfirmed reports of dogs becoming ill after visiting an Everett dog park, city spokeswoman Kate Reardon said.
After the cities of Everett and Mukilteo closed municipal off-leash dog parks this week, Cheryl Campbell of Mukilteo immediately called her veterinarian, Thomas Koenig, in Everett, for more information.
Campbell's beagles are up-to-date in all of their vaccines, she was assured.
"My vet said the virus can stay in dirt for very long time, so I am keeping my dogs out of the off-leash parks as long as I can," Campbell said. "I am so angry with people who bring sick dogs to public places. If you choose not to vaccinate, you not only are putting your dog at risk, but also hundreds of other dogs."
Koenig said he was not aware of an outbreak of parvovirus in Snohomish County. In Seattle, however, there has been a spike in the number of reported cases.
"Dog stool in this rainy weather can be contagious for six months," Koenig said. "Dogs without vaccinations could be the problem. Get your dog vaccinated if you aren't sure if it's been done."
At the Washington State Veterinary Medicine Association office in Pullman, people are keeping an eye on the King County outbreak.
"It's important to note that parvovirus is in the environment all the time and that outbreaks occur sporadically," association spokesman Charlie Powell said. "Unvaccinated dogs are at risk, but some dogs who have the vaccine may not even be able to fight it. There is no way to avoid the risk of catching parvo, but you can keep your dog out of kennels and boarding facilities where parvovirus has been present."
Powell was unwilling to criticize cities such as Everett for closing its three off-leash dog parks.
"However, there is no way to tell whether the virus is at the park two weeks from now. It's like saying we can control the common cold," Powell said. "You can vaccinate, sanitize water dishes and living areas and quarantine sick animals, but that's about it."
Everett officials are keeping dog parks closed until further notice, while information on the parvo outbreak is gathered, Reardon said.
At the off-leash dog park along the beach in Edmonds on Friday, Jim and Anna Drake let their dogs Bix and Lennie run in the rain and wind.
"It was scary to hear about the outbreak," said Jim Drake, of Edmonds. "But we verified that our dogs are vaccinated. That's about all you can do. We were willing to come out to the park today because we knew that not a lot of dogs would be here."
Colt Mace, also of Edmonds, said he is not worried about his dog, Alpha.
"He's vaccinated and he is old," Mace said. "Where I come from in Eastern Oregon, parvo is just part of nature. You take your dog home and nurse him back to health."
Powell, of the veterinary association, said dogs can survive parvovirus, "but it's really hard on them."
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ASCII - (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a computer code used to represent all Latin letters, numbers, punctuation and symbols. Each of the 128 standard codes can be represented by a 7-digit binary number. ASCII is also used to describe files displayed in plain text form.
Bandwidth - Measurement of amount of information that can be transmitted over an Internet connection. The more bandwidth you have the more information that can be moved from one computer to another.
Bookmarks - A feature on your browser that allows you to save a website address to your favorite list, or bookmarks list) so you can quickly access it later. When a site is added to your bookmarks you can give the site any name you choose and then return to it later.
Browser - A software application, such as Internet Explorer, or Safari, that lets you search for and browse information on the World Wide Web.
Cable Modem - An electronic adapter that permits a personal computer to receive Internet data from the high-speed information resources of a cable television system. Cable modems permit personal computers to receive Internet information at rates of up to hundreds of times faster than typical, consumer market telephone modems. A cable modem attaches to a personal computer through a network interface card (NIC) installed inside the computer. The cable television system's cable brings the information into the cable modem and then the cable modem sends the information into the computer through the NIC. An eMTA is a form of cable modem that also connects a digital phone line to your cable service.
CGI - Common Gateway Interface. A programming function used on Web servers that gives Web pages the ability to interact with Web visitors.
Client / Server - Computer technology that separates network-connected computers and their users into two categories: clients and servers. When you access information from a computer on a network, you are a client. The computer that delivers the information is the server. A server stores information and makes it available to any authorized client upon request.
Cloud - Also known as, The Cloud, is simply the ability to access applications on the Internet from any location. Your Google or Yahoo email messages are, in the cloud, in the sense that you can check your email from a variety of devices and from anywhere there is a connection.
Dial-in - The process of accessing the Internet by dialing in to it from a phone line. Dial-in access is much slower than wireless or cable access.
Domain Name - A registered name that identifies a website and is hosted on a server or servers. The domain name is the first name of the website, such as cox.com, or msn.com. Domain names have many extensions such as .net, .TV, or .org.
Download - The act of transferring computer information from a remote computer into your own local computer. Downloading allows you to acquire documents, images, and files from the Internet.
Email - (Electronic mail) Messages transmitted over the Internet from user to user. Email can contain text, but also can carry with it files of any type as attachments.
FAQs - (Frequently Asked Questions) are simply questions and answers on the Internet or elsewhere used to assist users in finding information about a particular subject.
Favorites Folder - An Internet Explorer feature that lets you store the location of favorite Web pages for quick access. This is a powerful and important feature because many Web addresses are difficult to remember. When you store a Web site in your Favorites folder, you can give it any name you choose, and then return to it by clicking on that name.See Bookmarks.
Firewall - A combination of hardware and software that protects a single computer or local area network (LAN) from Internet hackers, putting up a virtual wall that prevents intruders from stealing information online. It separates the network into two or more parts and restricts outsiders to the area outside the firewall. Private or sensitive information is kept inside the firewall.
Flames - Insulting, enraged Internet messages—the equivalent of schoolyard brawls but online --that are found most often on social media sites and in newsgroups.
Forums - Communities provided by a group or company that encourages users to ask questions of the provider or to assist each other. Forums can be divided a number of ways such as by topic or question asked.
FQDN - (Fully Qualified Domain Name) The official name assigned to a computer. Organizations register names, such as ibm.com, or utulsa.edu. They then assign unique names to their computers, such as watson5,.ibm.com, or hurricane.cs.utulsa.edu.
FTP - (File Transfer Protocol) The basic Internet function that enables files to be transferred between computers. You can use it to download files from a remote, host computer, as well as to upload files from your computer to a remote, host computer. FTP is often permitted on large systems that share files with outside users who otherwise would not be able to login for security reasons.
Gateway - A host computer that connects a network to other networks. For example, a gateway connects an individual or company's local area network computers to the Internet.
GIF - (Graphics Interchange Format) A graphics file format that is commonly used on the Internet to provide graphics images in Web pages. A gif is typically smaller than a jpeg because it uses less color in the image.
Hacker - Anyone who tries to gain unauthorized access into remote computers, or a computer system. Though many hackers work simply for the challenge of cracking a difficult security system, many hackers tap into remote systems for malicious purposes, such as theft of secure information, destruction of information, to disable a computer system, or to infect it with a computer virus. See Virus.
Host - A system that includes TCP / IP and runs applications that provide files, or services or that shares the system's resources.
HTML - (Hypertext Markup Language) The basic language that is used to build documents on the World Wide Web. It is written with ASCII-text documents. Those documents are interpreted by Web browsers to display formatted text, color, fonts, graphic images, sound, video clips, to run programs, perform special effects, and to link to other Internet sites.
HTML5 - An advanced version of HTML that does provides more formatting capability than original HTML. It basically adds new tags for video and audio which older versions of HTML did not contain. Older versions had to link to another website, or use plug-ins to access video and audio files.
HTTP - (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) The protocol (rules) computers use to transfer hypertext documents.
Hypertext - Text in a document that contains a link to other text. You can click on hypertext to jump to the text designated in the link. Hypertext is used in Windows help programs and CD encyclopedias to jump to related references elsewhere within the same document. Using HTTP, hypertext can link to any Web document in the world.
Icon - A small, graphic image on a computer that is used to represent a computer application, data, or a feature of the operating system. Icons are also used as visual references to identify a section of a website.
IP - (Internet Protocol) The rules that support basic Internet data delivery functions. See TCP/IP.
IP Address - An Internet address that is a unique number consisting of four parts separated by dots, sometimes called a dotted quad. For example, 184.108.40.206. Every Internet computer has an IP address. Server computers also are assigned one or more Domain Names that are easier to remember than the dotted quad.
IPv6 - Is another iteration of IP that makes more addresses available, providing more space on the Internet. It offers 128-bits compared to 32 bits with IPv4.
IRC - (Internet Relay Chat) An Internet tool that lets users join a chat channel and exchange messages. IRC is soon going to permit the full-color, live-action video required for video-conferencing.
ISP - (Internet Service Provider) A company, such as Cox High Speed Internet, that is connected directly to the Internet, and which sells connection services to individuals and businesses who want to tap into the Internet.
Java - A programming language that permits Internet sites on the World Wide Web to include computer applications that run on the computers of people who visit the sites. Java programs only work on computers that have Java-capable Web browsers, such as the one we have provided to you. Java is nonspecific as to operating system, which means that one program can run on either Windows or Macintosh computers. Java programs can run games, create animation effects, drive database searches, and many other functions.
JPEG - (Joint Photographic Experts Group) The name of the committee that designed the photographic image-compression standard. JPEG is optimized for compressing full-color or gray-scale photographic-type, digital images. It doesn't work well on drawn images such as line drawings, and it does not handle black-and-white images, or video images.
kbps - (kilobits per second) A speed rating for computer modems that measures, in units of 1,024 bits, the maximum number of bits the device can transfer in one second under ideal conditions.
kBps - (kilobytes per second) Remember, one byte is eight bits.
Latency - The amount of time it takes data to travel from source to destination.
Listserv - An Internet application that automatically serves mailing lists by sending electronic newsletters to a stored database of Internet user addresses. Most lists let users subscribe and unsubscribe automatically, not requiring anyone at the server location to personally handle the transaction. But for a reflector mailing list, the request to join goes to a real person's mailbox who must manually perform the subscribe, or unsubscribe transaction.
Mailing List - An email-based discussion group. Sending one message to the mailing list server sends mail to all other members of the group. Users join a mailing list by subscribing. Subscribers to a mailing list receive messages from all other members. Users have to unsubscribe from a mailing list to stop receiving messages forwarded from the group members.
MIME - (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) An Internet standard that lets computer files be attached to email and tells computers how to interpret downloaded files. Files sent by MIME arrive as exact copies of the original so that you can send word processing files, spreadsheets, graphics images and software applications to other users, provided the recipient has a MIME-capable email application—most today are MIME-capable, including the one we provided to you.
Modem - An electronic device that lets computers communicate electronically using regular phone lines. The name is derived from modulator-demodulator because of its function in processing data over analog phone lines.
Netiquette - Internet etiquette, good netiquette will keep you out of trouble in newsgroups.
Network Interface Card (NIC) - A card that is installed inside a personal computer that permits a personal computer to transfer data via a computer network. Commonly used in computers that are linked to office local area networks (LANs), a network interface card is required to connect to a cable modem. Some Macintosh computers and even some Windows computers have the functions of a network interface card built into the basic circuitry of the computer.
Newsgroup - An electronic, community bulletin board that enables Internet users all over the world to post and read messages that are public to other users of the group. There are more than 30,000 public newsgroups and thousands of private newsgroups collecting tens of gigabytes of data daily. No one knows the actual count of current newsgroups because it changes so rapidly as new ones are added and older ones are dropped.
NNTP - (Network News Transfer Protocol) An Internet protocol that handles the transfer of Usenet newsgroups between news servers.
NINRP - (Network News Reading Protocol) An Internet protocol that handles the transfer of Usenet articles, and information between a news server and news clients—like your news reader.
Open source - Software that is readily available to developers rather than proprietary, meaning the code can be accessed by just about anyone, and used by them if they agree to certain conditions outlined by the manufacturer.
PNG - (Portable Network Graphics) A new standard for Internet graphic images that is planned as a replacement for the GTE format. PNG has similar characteristics to GTE, with improved network performance.
POP - (Post Office Protocol) An Internet protocol that enables a single user to read email from a mail server. A POP address is needed in order to receive incoming email messages.
Port - Physical network ports are basically in points on a computer that accept connecting cables. For example, a USB cable plugs into a computer port. Virtual ports are part of TCP / IP networking. These ports allow software applications to share hardware resources without interfering with each other.
Post - An article in a newsgroup. Posting is the act of sending a post to the newsgroup so that other subscribers can read the article.
Protocols - Computer rules that provide uniform specifications so that computer hardware and operating systems can communicate. It's similar to the way that mail, in countries around the world, is addressed in the same basic format so that postal workers know where to find the recipient's address, the sender's return address and the postage stamp. Regardless of the underlying language, the basic protocols remain the same.
Router - A network device that enables the network to reroute data it receives that are intended for other networks. The network with the router receives data and sends it on its way exactly as received.
Search Engine - A Web service that permits access to and searching of a computer-generated index of Web pages. A search engine lets you enter keywords and then finds and displays a list of all pages that contain the keywords that you entered.
Server - A computer that stores information and then sends its stored information across a network. Servers deliver information upon request from a client, see client / server entry, who is attached to the network.
Signature File - A customizable ASCII text file, maintained within email programs, that contains a few lines of text for your signature. The programs automatically attach the file to your messages so you don't have to repeatedly type a closing.
SMTP - (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) The simple, classic protocol used to handle Internet email functions.An SMTP address is needed to send email messages to others. An SMTP address is needed to send email messages to others.
Social Media - Describes the varied types of participatory services one can use to communicate with others. Examples include Facebook, Twitter, blogs and forums.
Spam - Any email message that is unwanted.
SSL - (Secure Sockets Layer) The Web-based security technology that encrypts computer data to maintain privacy. SSL protects computer users from theft when sending, or receiving personal data online. SSL also enables Web merchants to accept credit card numbers without risk that your card number will be picked up by a computer hacker.
TCP / IP - (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) The basic protocols that enable computer communications around the globe via the Internet.
Telnet - An Internet protocol that lets you connect your PC as a remote workstation to a host computer anywhere in the world and to use that computer as if you were logged on locally.
UDP - Stands for User Datagram Protocol. It is part of the Internet Protocol group such as TCP / IP. This protocol is typically preferred for its speed rather than its reliability, particularly when short, time-sensitive messages need to be sent in a hurry between computers.
UNIX - The computer operating system that was used to write most of the programs and protocols that built the Internet. The name was created by the language programmers to indicate that UNIX was one of the Multics, an experimental MIT operating system.
Upload - The act of transferring computer information from one computer to another, such as putting a file on the remote server of your website hosting company.
URL - (Uniform Resource Locator) This is the equivalent of having the phone number of a place you want to call. You will constantly use URLs with your Internet software to identify the protocol, host name and file name of Internet resources you want—such as www.cox.com.
Usenet - Another name for Internet newsgroups. A distributed bulletin board system running on news servers.
Video Sharing - The act of sharing a video with someone else or a group through the Internet.
Virus - A computer program that can automatically jump from one computer to install itself on another computer. Viruses are harmful because they generally damage any computer on which they're installed. The damage can be anything from simply displaying a message, to deleting files, to totally wiping out all data on the computer. There are many computer programs on the market that will monitor your computer for the presence of a computer virus and either alert you when a virus is detected or eliminate the virus from your system.
VoIP - Voiceover Internet Protocol is the means by which users can use telephone service over the Internet.
World Wide Web - (WWW) (W3) (the Web) An Internet client-server distributed information and retrieval system based upon the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that transfers hypertext documents across a varied array of computer systems.
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The demand the Recovery Act is putting on agency infrastructures may be the ultimate stress test.
"The Recovery Act will illustrate some long standing problems with federal management," says Paul Posner, a professor and the director of the Master's in Public Administration program at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.
"The information systems needed to carry out the transparency goal and help agencies work collaboratively will come under a lot of strain."
Posner's assessment is one many in the federal, state and local governments are just acknowledging.
Dave McClure, managing vice president for Gartner Government Research, says government employees are facing a, "blizzard of information" and are in an "information coma" because of Recovery Act requirements.
"I met with the Energy Department's national laboratory's chief information officers and they are under a ton of pressure because of all the money for renewable energy," says McClure April 15 at a panel discussion on transparency and the Recovery Act in Washington sponsored by CGI and George Mason University.
"Many, especially at the state level, are struggling with how to come to grips with all the requirements."
And McClure says the Office of Management and Budget's April 3 guidance doesn't slow things down. He says the 175-page document offers insight into future guidance from the administration.
"There is a lot of emphasis on reporting and results," he says.
"Agencies are struggling with performance management. If we are not careful, the work around the Recovery Act will become a reporting and compliance exercise instead of focusing on results."
McClure says there are several best practices agencies should consider:
The Environmental Protection Agency already is taking several of these steps.
Lisa Schlosser, director of EPA's Office of Information Collection, says the agency has a stimulus committee made up of senior executives.
There also is a subcommittee focused on data and reporting.
This group includes CIOs, grants and contracting employees and program expert, as well as state and local partners and non-government organizations.
"We are doing an inventory of our systems and looking at the data elements of those systems," Schlosser says.
"We will document the gaps as compared to OMB's guidance and then fill them in."
OMB chief architect Kshemendra Paul also is leading an effort to develop governmentwide data standards around the Recovery Act.
Paul says standards are key to having high quality and high integrity data that the public can analyze easily.
"We need agreement on what an award means," he says.
Paul says setting the data standards will help mitigate two other challenges brought by the Recovery Act.
A data model will reduce the variability of how Recovery Act information is reported on the 150 programs across 25 agencies.
The standards also will help create a work flow model.
A work flow standard will decrease the complexity of how states submit data to Recovery.gov.
The Government Accountability Office is overseeing the use of Recovery Act funding by state governments.
Stan Czerwinski, GAO's director of strategic issues, says the audit agency's first report is due out April 23 about how 16 states and Washington, D.C. are spending stimulus funding.
GAO will issue a similar report every two months, he adds.
He says about $275 billion of the possible $500 billion will go directly to state and local governments.
"It will be hard to track $275 billion because there are so many programs in the pipeline and once the money gets past the first level of award, it's even harder," he says.
GAO will try to answer four questions about the 16 states and D.C. every two months:
"This will be real time auditing," Czerwinski says.
"We will point out problems and agencies will fix them as we go. This is not the typical way we do oversight, but that way isn't good enough for the Recovery Act."
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For years, Golden Harper has been helping injured runners cut apart their old running shoes. Yes, literally, cutting them open with a saw blade. It's not that Harper and running store coworker and former high school cross country teammate Brian Beckstead were helping disgruntled runners achieve some sort of misplaced retribution for getting hurt, but instead trying to remove what they believe–what many experts now believe–is the culprit to a lot of common running injuries, namely the significantly elevated heels of most training shoes.
Essentially what Harper and Beckstead were doing was creating "zero-drop" shoes–or shoes that allowed the foot to sit level to the ground without a slope from the heel to the forefoot–by cutting a triangular shaped wedge of foam out of the back half of the shoe and then re-gluing them back together. They estimate they modified 2,000 pairs of shoes over the past seven years with an overwhelmingly positive response.
"Initially, we only recommended injured runners should do it, but then we realized it was a tool that could help a lot of runners who wanted to run more naturally and more efficiently," Harper says. "That's when we decided to pursue it as a marketable shoe."
Zero-drop shoes can make it easier to run with more efficient form, says Jay Dicharry, MPT, director of the SPEED Clinic at the University of Virginia's Center for Endurance Sport, though it's still possible to run efficiently in shoes with slightly raised heels.
While many companies are developing shoes with lower ramp angles (the slope between where the heel sits and where the metatarsal heads sit inside the shoe), Vibram, Newton, Terra Plana, Merrell and Saucony are among the few brands that have come out with shoes with almost no slope. Proponents suggest zero-drop shoes are a safer and more practical way to emulate barefoot-style running.
"Our feet don't have elevated heels," Beckstead says. "So it's not natural to expect people to run long distances with a raised heel."
Still, medical experts and running form gurus recommend runners take time to transition to shoes with lower ramp angles than what they've been running in, and Harper and Beckstead agree. Even if you've been running and racing for years, if you don't conscientiously work on form and strength along with minimalist running, you could wind up with sore calf muscles, strained Achilles tendons, aching feet or more serious injuries, Dicharry says. Other factors, including a runner's weight, body composition, past injury patterns, level of fitness and running goals should be considered before making a drastic change in footwear styles.


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The best electric guitars under £300
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Ask MusicRadar: the results
Ask MusicRadar has one, simple mission: to uncover the very best music-making gear in existence. And when we asked: 'what's the best electric guitar under £300?', you came (in your droves), you voted and you conquered…
So, this is the definitive list of the 21 best electrics your money can buy, as chosen by you: the guitar-buying, axe-wielding, six-string-loving MusicRadar community.
The top five picks fought tooth and nail in a poll to end all polls… but we do have a winner. So sit back, take one sideways glance at your own prized axe and scroll through our gallery of the very best electric guitars under £300. Which gets top honour? This way to find out.
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Hofner Colorama Special
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Classy materials and tone - A highly playable, versatile guitar." (Read the full Hofner Colorama review)
Why you love it:
"The Hofner Colorama Special, with the P90s, Huge range of tones for pop, blues, rock, jazz, and the neck plays like a dream." (Thanks, AdamWright)
Vintage V100
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Great tone. Reassuring weight." (Read a full review of a Vintage Icon (relic'd) V100)
Why you love it:
"Vintage V100 (Les Paul copy). Full mahogany body and neck, maple top and all Wilkinson parts. £175." (Thanks, HerbieTheRadDorklift)
Squier Standard Jagmaster
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Squier is going to sell container-loads of these. The RRP is well below what we'd be prepared to pay." (Read the full Squier Standard Jagmaster review)
Why you love it:
"Squier Standard Jagmaster - The tone alone makes this guitar a steal at just over £200. And you can pretend you're in Nirvana while you're playing it." (Thanks, comedy_dave)
BUY: Squier Standard Jagmaster currently available from Thomann | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
Why you love it:
"I would recommend a ESP LTD MH100-QM :D. It RRPs at just over £300, BUT I GOT MINE FOR £275, and I love it :D It makes for a very impressive starter :D" (Thanks, Hazzer101)
"…any fixed bridge ESP LTD (the MH-100QMNT looks particularly handsome). Ibanez Wizard necks are worth a try, even if it's a love-hate relation, and the hardware on even the basic LTDs are superior to $400 Fender Strats." (Thanks, Fast_Fingers)
BUY: ESP LTD MH100-QM currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | GuitarGuitar
Squier Tele Thinline
Why you love it:
"The really basic rule of thumb in this price range is to avoid floating bridges like the plague. In any case, I'd add in the Squier Thinline Telecaster." (Thanks, Fast_Fingers)
BUY: Squier Tele Thinline currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
LAG Roxanne RS100
Why you love it:
"LAG Roxane R100 - around the £100 mark, and I haven't played a bad one yet. For your £300 budget, you could have two and replace the pickups with some IronGear or Bareknuckle humbuckers on both, and still have enough left over for a pint." (Thanks, digitalscream)
Ibanez RG321
Why you love it:
"…Ibanez RG321/RG2EX1, and any fixed bridge ESP LTD (the MH-100QMNT looks particularly handsome). Ibanez Wizard necks are worth a try, even if it's a love-hate relation, and the hardware on even the basic LTDs are superior to $400 Fender Strats." (Thanks, Fast_Fingers)
Gretsch Electromatic Pro Jet
Why you love it:
"Since they've mostly been Fender-esque so far, can I go for the Gretsch Electromatic Pro Jet?" (Yes you can, thebeagle, thanks)
BUY: Gretsch Electromatic Pro Jet currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar
Epiphone SG Special CH
Why you love it:
"Epiphone SG Special CH £114.98 Thomann =]." (Thanks, CrAbY)
BUY: Epiphone SG Special CH currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
Vintage VS6
Why you love it:
"I gotta say the Vintage VS6 is awesome for its price. Never had a problem with it. Chunky neck but it just feels lovely to play, its not too heavy and has a wicked sustain, all for £160. Definitely would check that one out." (Thanks, LordJay)
Italia Maranello Speedster 1
Why you love it:
"I love my Italia Marinello Speedster. Nice feel - good rocky sound and go faster stripes! Very good value at around £250." (Thanks, stevew)
Ibanez Jet King II
Why you love it:
"I've been using an Ibanez Jet King live for 4 years now and I love it. It's really easy to play and very versatile sound-wise. I bought it because it looked quirky and retro and I was pleasantly surprised by how great it sounded." (Thanks, adamburns)
Dean ML XM
Why you love it:
"A great guitar at this price is a Dean ML XM - it plays very nicely and is a great guitar for the price." (Thanks, Rockerdude005)
Tokai ES60
Why you love it:
"I think that my choice would be a Tokai ES60 Semi Acoustic in Cherry Red. These can be got from Music King for a miserly £289 and they're in stock... what a beautiful guitar!" (Thanks, Skodster)
Burns Marquee
Why you love it:
"I love my Burns Marquee. Looks, feels and sounds great. You can get one for about £269." (Thanks, Drummy)
Squier Tele Custom II
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A genuinely astonishing neck of the highest quality all round - A great guitar at a very affordable price!" (Read the full Squier Telecaster Custom II review)
Why you love it:
"I agree with Fretwired about the Pacifica 112. Personally I believe it's overrated. Along with the Squier Strats, I have to put a word in for the Squier Telecaster Custom II. It's the most surprising guitar I have ever bought - yes because of the price but also because of the quality finish and sound. It's great fun (and easy) to play. You really can't go wrong." (Thanks, danmar)
"Squier Tele Custom II, two P90s, great neck, superb sound and vibe. £200. Funny really - never liked Teles before I got this one." (Thanks, shadyady69)
BUY: Squier Tele Custom II currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar
Danelectro Dano 63
MusicRadar's verdict:
"The Dano '63 would be a great buy at twice the price, but at £199 (UK) or $299 (US) list? Forget about it. Done. This is a guitar any player should own. Chances are, you'll play it often." (Read the full Danelectro Dano '63 review)
Why you love it:
"Danelectro Dano 63 (List £215?) is a versatile resonant great sounding guitar (especially through a good valve amp) that to my ear beats any other electric guitar for under £300 that I have ever tried or heard." (Thanks, chicolini)
"Apart from getting what feels right, I have been amazingly happy with my Danelectro Pro, that I got for £139. As a start for chords and basic riff structures, you can't go far wrong!" (Thanks, undiscovered)
BUY: Danelectro Dano 63 currently available from Thomann
Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster
MusicRadar's verdict:
"Everyone should own a Tele. If you're on a budget but still want a quality version, this is it." (Read the full Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster review)
Why you love it:
"Gotta be the squier 50s classic vibe!" (Thanks, joemunkey)
"I'm with Mr Munkey - Squier CV Tele, tried one this very day and colour me butterscotch impressed." (Thanks, Lixarto)
BUY: Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
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Squier Classic Vibe 50s/60s Stratocaster
Gathering an impressive 20% of the public vote, Squier's Classic Vibe Strat is a firm favourite in the MusicRadar office and more than worthy of it's bronze medal in this list.
MusicRadar's verdict:
"If you can't stretch to the Fender Classic Series '50s Stratocaster, this is definitely the guitar to buy." (Read the full Squier Classic Vibe '50s Stratocaster review)
Why you love it:
"Squier Classic Vibe 50s Strat - yes!" (Thanks, Deluxe_65)
"Yamaha Pacifica is a good one no doubt. I hadn't thought about them till I noticed the posts above. However... I'd add another vote for one of the Squire Strat models. Reason is that they make a great platform to mod on. Cheap enough to throw a pickup upgrade etc.
Not sure which one I'd go with now. Jim." (Thanks, toyhouse)
"The Yamaha Pacifica 112 may be well made but it lacks the mojo of the Squier Classic Vibe 50's Stratocaster with it's Fender vibe - the build quality of the one's I've tried is also top notch for the money." (Thanks Fretwired)
"Squier classic vibe 60s, just pips my Pacifica 112 vcx to the winning post!" (Thanks, Chinster)
"I Got the Squier Classic Vibe 60s Strat a few months ago and it is amazing and it was only £225." (Thanks, ACeDCe)
"Squier's 50s Classic Vibe Strat is hard to beat in this division..." (Thanks, ChrisVinnicombe)
BUY: Squier Classic Vibe 50s/60s Stratocaster currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
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Yamaha Pacifica 112V
In second place, with an impressive 25% of the vote, the Pacifica remains a hugely popular choice for guitarists on a budget. Well done Yamaha...
MusicRadar's verdict:
"The Pacifica 112V remains not only the perfect start-up guitar for the serious student, but also a solid, reliable choice whatever your age or ability." (Read the full Yamaha Pacifica 112V review)
Why you love it:
"In my opinion, you really can't go wrong with a Yamaha Pacifica 112, still at less than £200 I still recommend this to any beginner electric player, and would seriously consider picking up one of these myself. Highly mod ready and great all round quality considering the price." (Thanks, Cass)
"The pacifica 112 is a good well made guitar that plays brilliantly and cheap enough to upgrade as time goes by with better pickups and although this is not the only guitar in the house (Gibson SG and Les Paul as well as a Fender Telecaster Nashville Deluxe along with some other cheaper guitars) I find myself picking up the Pacifica more than the others when I just want to sit and play; strange but true!" (Thanks, Neiljohnsen)
"Yamaha Pacifica 112, was my first guitar - think it was bought for about £180, its never done me wrong. Brilliant guitar :D" (Thanks, rockin_rach)
"It has to be the Yamaha Pacifica 112V. The latest version is a step up from an established classic which was already a fine guitar, and is priced way less than its quality might otherwise suggest. Less than £200 pretty much everywhere. If the cost was £300 it would still be well worth it." (Thanks, andrewrg)
"I'd like to throw the Yamaha Pacifica 112V (£249 @ GAK) into the mix... I've had several Yamaha's over the years; all incredibly good value." (Thanks, ross4973)
BUY: Yamaha Pacifica 112V currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Soundslive | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music
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Epiphone ES-335 Dot
With a staggering 34% of the vote, the gold medal goes to one of only a handful of semi hollow-bodied guitars to make the list: it's Epiphone's ES-335 Dot. Versatile, great-looking and - for the price - more than usable for any level of guitarist. It's the best electric guitar under £300...
MusicRadar's verdict
"If you fancy a no-nonsense semi with more than a whiff of background and expertise, cast your eyes in Epiphone's direction. The Dot is a gem." (Read the full Epiphone ES-335 Dot review)
Why you love it:
"How about the Epiphone ES-335 Dot Semi Acoustic, 85% the sound of the Gibson original, at 1/10th of the price. Everyone that has played one of these is blown away by the great sound that comes from a complete budget axe!" (Thanks, bikesource)
"The Epiphone ES335 Dot - blows the Studio away in terms of tone. You get so much guitar for your money." (Thanks, rabbitrabbit)
BUY:Epiphone ES-335 Dot currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | GuitarGuitar | Coda Music


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Hyperkalemia Center - Chino, CA
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A certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners provide long-term, comprehensive care in the office and the hospital, managing both common illnesses and complex problems for adolescents, adults, and the elderly. General internists are trained in primary care internal medicine, which incorporates an understanding of disease prevention, wellness, substance abuse, mental health and treatment of problems of the eyes, ears, skin, nervous system and reproductive organs. All internists are trained in the subspecialty areas of internal medicine including emergency internal medicine and critical care. Internists consult with surgeons when surgical management is indicated, and often act as consultants to other specialists.
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Highland Craftsmen Inc., a small poplar bark shingle manufacturer in North Carolina, recently achieved the energy efficiency milestone of net zero electricity use with funds provided through the Energy Department's State Energy Program (SEP) under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act). The owners, Marty and Chris McCurry, installed photovoltaic panels at their manufacturing plant to generate electricity, and they upgraded controls, piping, and flooring to improve the operation of three natural gas kilns that dry locally purchased wood. The grants were provided by the North Carolina Department of Commerce's Green Business Fund using Recovery Act SEP funds and were administered by the North Carolina Energy Office.
The energy efficiency upgrades will help the company produce its Bark House Brand siding with net zero electricity use, which means the operation will produce at least as much electricity as it uses in one year. The solar installation will decrease Highland Craftsmen's electric bills by $6,000 per year, enabling the company to sell the excess power back to the grid. The kiln upgrade, which is expected to improve kiln efficiency by 40 percent, will account for $5,000 in energy savings. For the complete story, see the Energy Blog.


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The Georgia Urban Forest Council (GUFC), a nonprofit organization with the mission of sustaining Georgia's green legacy by helping communities grow healthy trees, awarded Valdosta State University its 2013 Outstanding Education Grand Award at its Oct. 24 Awards Luncheon in Columbus, Georgia. This annual awards program rewards individuals and organizations for excellent work in protecting and enhancing our community forests. "We are very pleased to present this award to Valdosta State University for its creation of a Pinetum," said Mary Lynne Beckley, GUFC Executive Director. "This outstanding project educates the campus community and local citizens about the benefits of trees and tree preservation." All grand award winners at the luncheon received a framed, limited edition print from a painting by artist Barry Nehr, commissioned for this year's awards. Individuals, nonprofits, organizations, businesses, municipalities and counties, schools, civic groups are selected from nominees around the state to receive these annual Excellence in Urban Forestry Awards. The Georgia Urban Forest Council was founded in 1988 by a group of individuals who recognized the need for an organization to address urban forestry issues in Georgia. Today, the Council is an active group offering educational programs and resources and supported by a growing and diverse membership. For more information about the Georgia Urban Forest Council, visit www.gufc.org.
From the (left) Gary White of the Georgia Forestry Commission, William Ganas, VSU Assistant Director for Landscape & Grouds and GUFC President Rob Ryan.


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Unlike the spindly battle droids, whose humanoid builds allow them a degree of versatility, droidekas are designed with one sole function in mind: the complete annihilation of their targets. Slung at the end of heavy arms are immense twin blasters, which unleash destructive energy at a pounding pace. The destroyer droid can completely envelope itself in a globe of protective energy via its compact deflector shield generators, though at the expense of its mobility. Although slow and awkward on its three-legged gait, the droideka can transform into a much speedier, disk-shaped form.
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Battle Droid
Rather than use flesh-and-blood warriors, the Separatists prefer mindlessly loyal soldiers that are unquestioning of orders, and easily controlled. The soulless ranks of their battle droid armies consists of tall, thin robotic soldiers with exposed joints and bone-white or rust brown metal finishes that gives them an eerie resemblance to animated skeletons. Battle droids are very efficient, and can be controlled from centralized command centers, like the enormous Droid Control Ships used by the Trade Federation. They are dim-witted, often suffering programming glitches that give them quirky personalities that are too slow to adapt to enemies like Jedi Knights and clone troopers.
Trade Federation
One of the wealthiest corporate organizations in the galaxy, the Trade Federation controlled most of the interstellar shipping passing through the Rim territories. The Trade Federation was headed by Viceroy Nute Gunray, and even had its own representative in the Republic Senate to lobby for even greater power. On the orders of Darth Sidious, the Trade Federation sent its battle droids to invade Naboo to create a government crisis. During the Clone Wars, the Trade Federation secretly signed on as a member of Count Dooku's Separatist organization, though representatives in the Senate tried to deny this.
Separatist Alliance
In the final days of the Republic, the galactic government had grown so huge and corrupt that any attempt at change required radical thinking and extreme actions. Outlying systems that saw no benefit from being part of the Republic despite paying heavy taxes, began to rebel. This undercurrent of disgust towards Coruscant was seized by a charismatic leader, Count Dooku. The former Jedi rallied together these worlds in a Separatist movement that saw the departure of thousands of systems from the Republic. When Dooku's alliance was secretly backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists emerged as a major threat to the Republic, and the galaxy tipped towards full scale war.
A harsh rocky world less than a parsec away from Tatooine, Geonosis is a ringed planet beyond the borders of the Galactic Republic. Its uninviting surface is made up of harsh, rocky desert, and the creatures that evolved on Geonosis are well equipped to survive in the brutal environment. The most advanced lifeform are the Geonosians, sentient insectoids that inhabit towering spire-hives. The Geonosians maintain large factories for the production of droids and weapons for the Separatist cause in the Clone Wars.


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The Composite Pattern allows you to treat single instances of an object the same way as a group of objects. The pattern is often used with hierarchies of objects. Typically, one or more methods should be callable in the same way for either leaf or composite nodes within the hierarchy. In such a case, composite nodes typically invoke the same named method for each of their children nodes.
An Example
Consider this usage of the composite pattern where we want to call
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Component class is essential as it provides the type used for both leaf and composite nodes. In Groovy, because of duck-typing, we don't need it for that purpose, however, it can still server as a useful place to place common behaviour between the leaf and composite nodes.
For our purposes, we will assemble the following hierarchy of components.
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Syrian singer against Assad
Syrian musician Asala Nasri has written a new song fiercely criticizing Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and his regime. The track, composed by Nasri herself, is entitled 'If only this Throne could speak', and openly attacks Al-Assad despite what she has been subjected to since supporting Syrian revolutionists, as several websites including Shabab Al-Ahram have reported.
Nasri witnessed the January 25 revolution in Egypt which ousted Mubarak, and perhaps this tempted her to support the revolution back in her country, especially after the number of deaths exceeded 3,000. The Syrian artist refused to reduce the whole of Syria to one person, and said the country belongs to its great people who want dignity.
In an interview on Al-Arabiya's morning show, Nasri said that she and millions of others throughout Syria were not convinced by claims that the revolutionists are criminals and vandals. She added that she wrote the song to voice her opinion on what is happening in her country.
"We are people asking for our most basic rights; we want a country we belong to, can be proud of, that we own a small part of. We don't feel that it belongs to one person because a country cannot be owned by a single person, and cannot be named after one person", she said. The song's lyrics address the Syrian president, saying, "Every throne has been smashed, learn your lesson. Knowledge will not be of any use to you; the people have stopped listening to you, the killings will not benefit you".
The song continues, "We kept quiet about injustice; don't say you didn't know when injury knows. I want to give you honest advice; staying won't work. We were oppressed, and oppression made us learn". The Syrian opposition are waiting to work on a collaborative piece announced by the famous Iraqi oud player Nasir Shama, entitled 'The People Want'.
Asala Nasri has mixed support, having been attacked by regime loyalists, whilst oppositionists have called her the 'Singer of the Syrian Revolution' after she released her statement in support of the uprising in mid-May when she wrote her "Letter to Syrian Revolutionists" which was circulated on several websites.
In the letter, Nasri announced that she was refusing to travel to Syria to take part in the 'pro-Assad dramas', and wrote, "How can I feel my people and not see what's happening, and not hear their cries that have shook my heart and mind and almost pierced my soul?". She ended the letter by saying, "If only I were with you to shout 'freedom' with all my voice".
The singer has faced a campaign of criticism from Syrian celebrities after joining the rank of the revolutionists and taking a stand against Bashar Al-Assad. Some stars have called her ungrateful to the Al-Assad family, and others have demanded that she be stripped of her Syrian nationality. (Source: www.yallafinance.com)
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She is a two faced, ungrateful hypocrite. You got to ask yourself how much are these terrorists paying her to betray her own morels and values.
I freakin HATE you !!!!!!!!! B!@#$ !!!!!!! Guess where you're going, Asala, straight to HELL !!!!!! What has our leader ever done to you?? How's that leg ??? hmmm wonder who helped with that ??? Uh?? Isn't a shame to name your daughter Sham, the beloved city that YOU don't belong to anymore !!!! How do you look at yourself in the mirror, knowing that you are supporting killers that take away the lives of innocent people !!!!! I wish Al-Assad knew then what he knows now about a thing like you ! Liar, two-faced, backstabber, ungrateful, etc person like you. You sicken me.
Free exactly how ??? Like people freely killing other people. Asala is in-titled to her opinion, but why does she speak out after they did the good to her ???? Think about it ??
I'm sorry you haven't listened to the wonderful songs that have been sang to support Al-Assad but the one bad one that she sang. like ewwww. Its one thing express yourself and treat the people who helped you during the hardest time of your life and cough cough help you stop limping cough cough. asala bela asal


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New plan for peace in Afghanistan
Complex proposal would give Pakistan a big role in negotiations
Nasrullah Khan / Associated Press
Afghan government security forces patrol in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on Dec. 2.
Ahmad Jamshid / Associated Press
Afghan president Hamid Karzai speaks Kabul on Saturday.
Allauddin Khan / Associated Press
U.S. soldiers watch a ceremony to transfer security from NATO troops to Afghan forces in Qalat, Afghanistan, on Nov. 28.
If implemented, the plan would diminish the role of the United States in the peace process, but would still leave Washington with input on a number of critical issues, including the terms for initiating negotiations. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Great Britain also would be involved.
The plan envisions ending the war by 2015 through a ceasefire and negotiations in the second half of next year, most likely in Saudi Arabia. Pakistan would help select the leaders of the Taliban and other rebel groups who would take part in the negotiations with the Afghan government. The effort, the plan says, should be conducted "through one consistent and coherent channel," a measure that would secure a role for Afghan President Hamid Karzai after the end of his term following April 2014 elections.
Another provision would give the insurgents a voice on "issues related ... to the withdrawal" of the U.S.-led NATO force by the end of 2014.
The plan foresees the United States working with Kabul and Islamabad in determining which insurgent leaders would participate. The United States also would be critical to approving the removal of the insurgent negotiators from the U.N.'s list of terrorists.
A peace blueprint
Titled "Peace Process Roadmap to 2015," the blueprint represents a decision by Karzai -- in close coordination with Pakistan -- to assume the lead in peace-making efforts following the collapse earlier this year of an Obama administration bid to persuade the Taliban to participate in direct talks with Kabul.
The new initiative comes amid persistent distrust between Karzai and the Obama administration and deep insecurity in Kabul over future U.S. support. Those concerns and the U.S. failure to arrange peace talks appear to have pushed Karzai closer to Pakistan, whose army and main intelligence service are widely believed to exercise significant influence over Taliban and other militant leaders based in Pakistan's border areas with Afghanistan.
The plan also comes as the ongoing U.S. combat troop pullout and cuts in U.S. financial aid to Afghanistan are fueling fears in both countries that violence and instability could worsen, spurring them to take matters into their own hands.
The blueprint, a copy of which was obtained by McClatchy, officially is the work of Afghanistan's High Peace Council, which is charged with overseeing government peace efforts. But it was drafted by Karzai and his inner circle over the past six months in coordination with Pakistan, according to a person familiar with the document who requested anonymity because of the matter's sensitivity.
The plan was presented to Pakistan and the United States during visits last month by High Peace Council Chairman Salauddin Rabbani, who was named by Karzai to the post after Rabbani's father, former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani, was assassinated in May 2011.
The State Department declined to comment on the plan, refusing even to confirm its existence. However, a State Department official was authorized to say that, "The United States continues to support an Afghan-led peace process and welcomes initiatives through which Afghans sit down with other Afghans in pursuit of that goal."
"By 2015, Taliban, Hezb-e-Islami and other armed groups will have given up armed opposition, transformed from military entities into political parties, and are actively participating in the country's political and constitutional processes, including national elections," says the plan's preamble. "NATO/ISAF forces will have departed from Afghanistan, leaving the ANSF (Afghan National Security Forces) as the only legitimate armed forces delivering security and protection to the Afghan population."
Plan seems shaky
Despite that optimistic forecast, however, the plan may rest on shaky legs. Its far-reaching assumptions not only could doom it to failure, but risk an all-out civil war before the U.S.-led International Security Assistance Force, or ISAF, completes its pullout.
"This is living in a dream world of wishful thinking," said Marvin Weinbaum, a Middle East Institute scholar who served as a State Department intelligence analyst on Afghanistan. "It is not based on anything that the Taliban has given us reason to expect."
A major assumption is that all insurgent leaders and their fighters will participate even though the Taliban have consistently rejected negotiations with Karzai, who they denounce as an American puppet. Moreover, the insurgency is far from being monolithic, and many leaders are known to distrust each other and Pakistan.
Taliban chief Mullah Mohammad Omar and other leaders based in Pakistan could come under pressure from the Pakistani military to take part if they balk. But such pressure could backfire, risking Afghan militants joining Pakistani Islamists fighting to topple their government.
In an incident underscoring the hurdles, two Taliban factions claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on Thursday that wounded Asadullah Khalid, the chief of Afghanistan's intelligence service. Karzai on Saturday alleged that the attack was planned in Pakistan, but he denied that the Taliban were responsible.
The new plan would preserve Afghanistan as a parliamentary democracy, denying the militants the Islamic rule for which they've spent years fighting.
It also appears to ignore warnings from politicians of the former Northern Alliance against giving the Taliban and their allies power that they hadn't won in elections. The Northern Alliance, dominated by ethnic minorities, battled the Taliban, which is made up primarily of the dominant Pashtun ethnic group, until the 2001 U.S. invasion. Many former alliance members now head Karzai's political opposition and hold key army, police and intelligence posts.
Complex concerns
"Any Afghanistan reconciliation effort will have to address varied and complex ethnic concerns," acknowledged a U.S. official.
Finally, the key role that the plan confers on Pakistan could inflame suspicion among many Afghans that Islamabad plans to exert influence in a post-war Afghanistan -- especially to block a pro-India tilt -- by placing former insurgents in Cabinet posts, ministries, provincial governorships and positions like police chiefs and district administrators.
"The northerners won't buy this," said Weinbaum, referring to former Northern Alliance leaders. "So what you get then is the beginning of a civil war."
Pakistan is widely despised in Afghanistan, particularly by minorities who dominate the country's north, because of its sponsorship of the Taliban's bloody nationwide takeover in the mid-1990s and the support and sanctuary that they and other insurgents allegedly still receive from the Pakistani army and the army-run Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, or ISI.
In principles governing the new peace process, the plan reiterates Afghan and U.S. demands that the Taliban and other insurgents cut ties with al-Qaida and renounce violence.
Afghan Constitution
But in a shift that could raise concerns among human rights and women's groups, the plan changes what had been a demand that the insurgents "accept" the Afghan Constitution to one that they "respect" it.
"Any outcome of the peace process must respect the Afghan Constitution and must not jeopardize the rights and freedoms that the citizens of Afghanistan, both men and women, enjoy under the Constitution," the plan says.
The plan comprises five steps. The first step, which now appears under way, calls for Pakistan to end cross-border shelling of Afghan villages and to free Taliban detainees. Nine were released last month after Rabbani's visit, and Pakistan has agreed to free more.
In the first half of 2013, Afghan, U.S. and Pakistani officials are to agree on terms for removing Taliban leaders "willing to engage in peace talks" from a U.N. terrorism list and giving them safe passage. Pakistan would "facilitate direct contact" between Afghan officials "and identified leaders of the Taliban and other armed opposition groups."
Afghan, Pakistani and U.S. officials would "explore and agree to terms for initiating direct peace talks" between the sides "with a focus on Saudi Arabia as the venue."
The negotiations would begin in the second half of 2013, "preferably through one consistent and coherent channel, with the aim of securing agreements on priority issues, such as ending violence, allowing space for the provision of basic public services, e.g. education, humanitarian aid, and security the conduct of the upcoming elections," the plan says.
The sides would agree to a ceasefire and terms for the release of Taliban prisoners by the government "in return for their agreement to disengage and renounce violence."
The sides also would "reach an understanding on issues related to security and the withdrawal of international forces," and agree on rules for the insurgents' participation in 2014 provincial council and 2015 parliamentary elections.
Another provision would confer considerable political power on the insurgents by allowing them to become Cabinet members, provincial governors, district administrators, police chiefs and other key officials.
"The negotiating parties to agree on modalities for the inclusion of Taliban and other armed opposition leaders in the power structure of the state, to include non-elected positions at different levels with due consideration of legal and governance principles," the plan says.
That provision, combined with one for an agreement "creating immediate space for education and humanitarian and development aid and public services," could effectively cede political control of the Taliban's southern and eastern heartland to the insurgents.
The agreements would be implemented in the first half of 2014, and the final phase, set for the second half of 2014, would be used to build international cooperation on preserving the long-term stability of Afghanistan and the region, the plan says.
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Martin, I will be there to throw my tag into the mix. Signing in early then taking my wheel for a spin round the park till it's time to tee off. Thanks for putting this together! Looking forward to it!
Martin, I will be there to throw my tag into the mix. Signing in early then taking my wheel for a spin round the park till it's time to tee off. Thanks for putting this together! Looking forward to it!
Flip it flat and let it fly!
I hope everyone has fun. I can't make it, my boss has changed my plans at the last minute. He wants me to work today so I can get enough done ahead of time so that it won't be so bad for them while I'm off of work 6 to 12 weeks for shoulder surgery. This bums me out because I've been looking forward to this day all summer. It was going to be the last time I compete with my right hand until I can return next summer.
I'm seriously bummed out about this, but my shoulder will be better next summer. I have a SLAP tear in my Labrum and it is very painful. The doc says he can fix it up so that's what I have to look forward too. No Polar Bear Leagues, but I should be ready by summer.
Martin Thanks for running a swell Bag tag season Look forward to next season already.
Will the results be up some time soon... No rush implied I think you have a well deserved break in store, so at your leisure of course.
We had a beautiful day yesterday and a great turnout - 51 bag taggers came out to play
The first round had 13 groups of 4 packs playing against one another to win holes - the scoring spread to make the finals was 7 wins to just a single hole won
The finals were a 9 hole stroke playoff we played hole 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, and 18
every hole had a long and short pad for the tourney
players were handicapped in that some played 9 longs, 7 longs and 2 shorts, or 5 longs and 4 shorts during the final round
Congrats to those who made the finals - where all 17 players cashed!!!
-4 - Scott Rief - $360
-3 - Michael Ohlman - $220
-1 - Rick Barr - $90
-1 - Johnny Allgeier - $90
-1 - John Blackford - $90
-1 - Martin Young - $90
-1 - Kyle Lynch - $90
-1 - Adam Higdon - $90
0 - Robby Wildt - $45
0 - Scott Davis - $45
+1 - Don Lomax - $35
+2 - James LeBlanc - $15
+2 - Eddie Walsh - $15
+2 - Chris Mersch - $15
+3 - Russ Gore - $14
+3 - Shawn McGee - $14
+4 - Jeremy Cordy - $12
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