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History and background of Swiss Army. In 1884 the Swiss army company was founded. In 1891 was the first delivery of soldier knives to the Swiss army. In 1897, was the registration of the "original swiss army knife". In 1909 the cross and shield was made the victorinox emblem. Later that year the founder's mother Victoria passed away. In 1945 was the world-wide expansion. In 1992 was the first subsidiary Read more about Swiss Army
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I wear this fragance every day no matter what and always get compliments every where I go. I even have been stopped by men and women asking what fragrance I am wearing!because the scent is so wonderful. I have never had a headache from it and sometimes i cant even smell it on which apparently is a good indicator that the fragrence is right for you. I love it!!
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I like this perfume after hours, but when I spray, I find it too strong, sharp, which I don´t like. Then it gets more floral, soft and better,...Read complete review
I like this perfume after hours, but when I spray, I find it too strong, sharp, which I don´t like. Then it gets more floral, soft and better, but I don´t find it very unique, just ordinary.
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This aroma would knock you out
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I wear this perfume everyday. Random people will stop me and ask what it is. :)
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This was a gift for my Daughter-in-law who loves this product and uses it all the time. After sampling it it may become a favorite of mine as well.
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I've been followed by women and asked what I was wearing. I've had a few men look a little dazed...in a good way. I wear this everyday. It's me. I just love the way it smells and how it complements my natural scent. It's not offensive. Doesn't trigger headaches or nausea like most perfumes do to me. I just wish it lasted through the day but at that price, hey...it's still a bargain!! I'm in love :)
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I use this cologne daily. I love the floral, woody and musky scent. I have had so many compliments from strangers. Both men and women have come up to me and asked me what cologne I am wearing.
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I need some "on road" reports of this bike before I write the check. The 690 is an option but with more after market support rapidly appearing along with the weight savings this bike has really caught my eye. Light seems right for a 50/50 type bike.
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5 gal Acerbis tank,Fastway 5 stabilzer, Al bash plate, radiator catch bottle, Ackra pipe, Promoto/Cyrcra/or Acerbis hand guards, Kush sprocket 42T (road speeds), better seat, X2 headlight, grip warmers, folding mirror, radiator guards if needed,rear brake protection fin, chain guide, bar risers,Acerbis LED rear subfinder,GL Coyote saddle bag Coyote dry bag along with a Fandaango tank bag. An oil cooler when available along with a Rekluse clutch should finish it.
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1. do the AKRA titanium set front to back.
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3. I would rethink the 42 Tooth rear that is mighty low. and for me the cush rear end too . Depending on your riding terrain I guess. You will loose a lot of low end going that low in the back. I did a 14-48 and it was ok but I am going back to stock on the back.
4. I like the KTM rear disk fin better than the Scotts it is much more beefy. FYI there are two KTM hard parst models the more expensive oen is the one I am talking about.
5. Baja Designs Squadron head light once they get the Dimmer switch in production. ( Yes Paul if you are reading this you are right)!!!
6. the bar risers wont be needed with the fastway underbar as they rise to install the steeering stab.
7. the KTM rear tail light on mine I beleive is already LED not sure if that is what you mean by the Acerbis rear above.
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Kelvin Benjamin to miss some OTA time with hamstring injury
When the Panthers take the field for OTAs next week, they'll do it without last year's first-round pick.
Via Jonathan Jones of the Charlotte Observer, wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin is nursing a hamstring injury and won't participate next week.
Benjamin had a solid rookie season, with 73 catches for 1,008 yards and nine touchdowns. His numbers tapered off late in the season, but they hope the addition of second-rounder Devin Funchess will help, giving quarterback Cam Newton a pair of big targets to help the offense develop.
While Benjamin's hamstring's not a major concern, the time lost is still at least an inconvenience. The Panthers have traditionally been slow starters, and Newton missed all of last year's OTA season while recovering from ankle surgery, which may or may not have contributed to that.
Dante Fowler set for ACL surgery next week
It's been a couple of weeks since Jaguars first-round pick Dante Fowler tore his ACL while taking part in his first NFL practice and that means it is just about time for Fowler to have surgery to repair the injury.
Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union reports that Fowler's surgery has been scheduled for next week.
The Jaguars ruled Fowler out for the season a day after he suffered the injury, leaving him with almost a full year before the team will start their preparations for the 2016 season. The plan is for Fowler to spend much of that time rehabbing at the team's facility while also taking part in meetings with the rest of the defensive linemen in order to keep him mentally in the mix while he recovers physically.
Fowler is optimistic about his ability to bounce back to form after the injury, a feeling that's supported by the similar recoveries we've seen from a lot of other players in recent years. That doesn't make the loss of his rookie season any easier to swallow, but the long view still holds promise for the Jaguars and Fowler.
Dang, even Bud Grant's making #DeflateGate jokes now
Bud Grant might be old school, and he might be old, but he's certainly got the hang of this social media thing.
Specifically, the former Vikings coach has learned how to troll folks on Twitter.
While promoting his latest garage sale, Grant sent out of photo of some autographed footballs, which appear more probable than not to not be inflated to a range between 12.5 and 13.5 PSI.
A sticky note is attached to one which reads: "These balls are not from New England (Air pump broken :( )."
So not only is the 88-year-old Grant making #DeflateGate jokes, he also dropped a frowny face at the end of it.
We may have reached the end of the internet, or perhaps a glorious new beginning.
League to share survey results with St. Louis, San Diego, Oakland
Now that the NFL's 32 business partners have seen the information, it's time to share it with the people trying to throw money and new buildings at them.
According to Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the league's home market studies of St. Louis, San Diego and Oakland were given to owners this week, and will now go to the groups trying to keep the Rams, Chargers and Raiders where they are.
Those marketing surveys in St. Louis included fan questionnaires and focus groups which asked about ticket preferences, PSLs and premium seats, and whether they'd support a different team. Local business leaders were also polled to see the interest in buying luxury suites and premium seating or sponsorships.
"The basic studies have been completed," NFL Los Angeles point-man Eric Grubman said. "The information we've gotten, we've shared it with the clubs. We're getting ready to share it with representatives from the markets. We wanted the clubs to be able to digest it before we gave it to the markets."
St. Louis leaders Dave Peacock and Bob Blitz are expected to share whatever they learn from the league with the public once they know it, but at the moment they haven't received the package.
Once they have the data, civic leaders can presumably adjust their plan (i.e. try to shake the money tree and see what else might fall out). But Grubman said in each of the markets, he's gathered there are plenty of people eager to keep the teams.
"I've got to tell you, in each of these three markets there is not a time when I'm there that I don't sense the tremendous support and appreciation of the fans for the team," Grubman said.
Now they just have to see if those fans are sufficiently committed to doing what it takes to keep the teams, and at what level.
Reggie Bush wants to return punts this year
Early in Reggie Bush's NFL career, he returned punts in addition to his offensive duties and he showed a knack for it while returning four punts for touchdowns in his first three seasons with the Saints.
Bush continued returning punts through the end of his tenure in New Orleans, but six 2011 opportunities with the Dolphins are the last time he's been seen in that role. Bush signed with the 49ers this offseason and he may get a chance to turn back the clock. Bush was fielding punts at Thursday's practice and said it was his idea to get back on special teams.
"It was my idea," Bush said, via CSNBayArea.com. "I told the coaches I wanted to return punts again. And they were excited about it. We're still working at it, still chipping away. And we look forward to being an all-around great special teams."
Bush said he didn't think he'd "gotten rusty" after several years of leaving punt return duties to other players and that he's looking forward to having another avenue to getting the ball in his hands.
Carlos Hyde is expected to be the No. 1 back for the Niners this year, leaving Bush and Kendall Hunter to pick up complementary touches out of the backfield. However that works out for Bush, returning punts would offer him another chance for him to impact games and for the 49ers to maximize their return on investment in Bush's services.
Chargers' Nick Novak thinks new rule makes kickers more valuable
NFL kickers have been split on the league's new rule moving extra points back 13 yards, with some saying it's an unnecessary attempt to make them less relevant, while others say it will reward the league's better kickers.
Count Chargers kicker Nick Novak in the latter camp.
"I think it makes my job that much more exciting," Novak told U-T San Diego. "There could be games where I may not get any work, just lighting up the scoreboard and scoring touchdowns, which is a good thing. Now, I have the privilege of kicking 33-yard field goals, maybe four of five a game — I call them field goals because they're from 33 yards. And I may kick four or five field goals. My workload is going to go up. It's exciting to showcase what I can do. I think it increases the value of a kicker, too."
Novak may be right, although the reality is that a 33-yard extra point is still an easy kick for every NFL kicker. A kicker who would struggle with the longer extra point wouldn't be in the NFL in the first place, and so this new rule won't change kickers' jobs much one way or the other.
Dennis Hickey: "Reasonable expectation" Branden Albert is ready for regular season
In February, Miami Dolphins tackle Branden Albert was uncertain if he would be ready to play in time for the team's 2015 season opener after tearing his ACL and MCL last November.
However, Miami general manager Dennis Hickey now believes that Albert has a decent chance to be ready to play in time for the Dolphins' Week 1 game at Washington.
In an interview with Alex Marvez and Mark Dominik on Sirius XM NFL Radio, Hickey said there is a "reasonable expectation" Albert will be good to go.
"It's been a long rehab but he's really attacked it every day," Hickey said. "Reasonable expectation is for him to play opening day and so, still a lot of rehab to go but we really like his progress. He's out there with him team working out and we're really encouraged by what we're seeing with him.
Albert suffered the knee injury in a game against the Detroit Lions in early November and missed the rest of the season. Ja'Wuan James started the final seven games for Miami in place of Albert last season.
Virtual reality trainer arrives
In February, Saints coach Sean Payton said that virtual reality training for quarterbacks could be coming. It's now here, and not just for quarterbacks.
As explained by Stephanie Loh of U-T San Diego, former Stanford kicker Derek Belch has developed a goggles-and-headset system that immerses the user in a game situation, based not on a video game presentation but actual football video.
Five major college programs already have begun using the product of Belch's STRIVR labs, and Arkansas coach Bret Bielema is very impressed.
"It was one of the few times in your coaching career when you're watching something and you think, 'This is a game-changer. This is gonna change the way we teach young men,'" Bielema said.
Belch, who left his job as a graduate assistant with Stanford to focus on the STRIVR project. His partner is former Stanford and NFL quarterback Trent Edwards.
And it's not just a tool for training quarterbacks. After an NFL head coach tried it out, Belch and Edwards decided to make it into a defensive trainer, too.
"Pete Carroll was one of the last guys to see it," Belch told Loh. "He put it on right away, and as soon as he looked around, the first thing he said was, 'You could do this for defense.' After Pete said that, we thought, 'We have to find a way to use this for defense before the next person sees it.'"
For coaches who have restricted access to players, the system allows for built-in coaching that doesn't run afoul of applicable limitations.
"During the summer, NCAA rules become very limiting on how much time you can spend with kids and how much football you can talk," Bielema told Loh. "This, here's what it is: You can hear us talking and speaking [during a play] and take reps with no countable hours. [Y]ou're looking at hundreds of different snaps, and it's like they've just been through a practice, but it's also saving their legs.
"It's of incredible value to incoming and younger players that need to see the reps to escalate their learning curve. It's worth its weight in gold."
It's as expensive as plenty of gold. Per Loh, the entry-level package costs $250,000. They hope to eventually make it cheaper, so that every college and high school can eventually afford it.
The next step is other sports, from hockey to basketball to baseball. Which means that Belch and Edwards could end up making a lot of money.
Report: Cowboys put Daniel Thomas through a workout
The Cowboys, who must replace departed feature back DeMarco Murray, have taken a look at a tailback selected nine picks before Murray in the 2011 NFL Draft.
Daniel Thomas, a Dolphins reserve for the last four seasons, went through a workout with Dallas on Thursday, Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun and National Football Post reported.
Thomas (6-1, 235) has rushed for 1,480 yards and 10 touchdowns on 409 carries in 52 regular season games, all with Miami, which picked him near the end of Round Two four years ago (No. 62 overall).
Then, early in Round Three, Murray was the next back off the board, landing with the Cowboys. But after four productive seasons highlighted by a superb and rugged 2014 campaign, Murray signed with Philadelphia. The Cowboys didn't draft a running back last month, which suggests they are confident they can get by with holdovers Joseph Randle, Lance Dunbar and Ryan Williams as well as ex-Raiders tailback Darren McFadden, their lone free agent signee at the position to date.
If signed, Thomas would likely compete for a reserve role, with the same said for Felix Jones and Ben Tate, who also worked out for Dallas on Thursday.
Raiders sign fifth-round pick Neiron Ball
The Raiders have finished another contract with a drafted rookie, signing Florida linebacker Neiron Ball, the club announced Thursday.
A fifth-round pick, Ball (6-2, 236) notched 49 tackles (33 solo) and two sacks last season for the Gators. After the draft, Raiders coach Jack Del Rio described him as a linebacker capable of lining up "on the line or off the ball," per a transcript from the club.
Oakland has reached deals with 7-of-10 draft selections. The Raiders' lone unsigned draft picks are Florida State defensive tackle Mario Edwards Jr. (Round Two), Miami (Fla.) tight end Clive Walford (Round Three) and Kansas cornerback Dexter McDonald (Round Seven).
Tannehill knows he's not a franchise quarterback, yet
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill signed a contract this week that, in "new money" average, puts him at No. 6 among all quarterbacks. Which suggests that he's a franchise quarterback.
But Tannehill realizes that the new contract doesn't make him a franchise quarterback, just yet.
"I think it's a step in that direction for sure," Tannehill said on Thursday's PFT Live on NBC Sports Radio. "It shows that the team believes in me, the organization believes in me, the ownership believes in me."
That belief could be enough to help Tannehill get to the proverbial next level. Because now he knows what they think of him. They think that they've got a bird in the hand — which is why they offered him a bird-in-the-hand contract. And if he becomes the proverbial two in the bush, the Dolphins will have him at a much lower rate than what a true franchise quarterback currently commands.
Which eventually will make Tannehill want contract that pays him accordingly. Which will be a good problem for the Dolphins to have.
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Zimmer says he has an idea when Peterson will show up
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson still hasn't participated in any offseason work, but coach Mike Zimmer thinks he has an idea when Peterson will show up.
Zimmer declined to give a specific date he's expecting to see Peterson, but he told 1500 ESPN that he does have a sense for when Peterson will get to work.
"I think I do have an indication," Zimmer said. "It's up to Adrian, really. He's the guy you should ask. . . . We'd like all our players here. It's the voluntary time of year right now and it's his decision in what he wants to do."
Offseason work stops being voluntary on June 16, when the Vikings open their mandatory minicamp. If Peterson skips that, the Vikings can fine him $70,000. Which might mean June 16 is when Zimmer expects to see Peterson.
And if Peterson doesn't show up to the mandatory minicamp, there's no telling when Zimmer might see Peterson. If Peterson is so disgruntled that he's willing to cost himself money to stay away, this already uncomfortable situation could get really ugly.
Packers sign rookie cornerback Travis Manning
The Packers have added a little more cornerback depth in advance of next week's OTAs, signing undrafted rookie Travis Manning, the club said Thursday.
The 24-year-old Manning intercepted 10 passes over four seasons at Division II Northwest Missouri State (2011-2014). He also competed in track and field in 2010 and 2011.
The Packers now have eight cornerbacks under contract. A ninth potential cornerback, first-round pick Damarious Randall, has yet to sign with the club.
The Packers have one open roster spot.
Antonio Smith child abuse investigation is "sexual in nature"
Earlier on Thursday, multiple reports emerged regarding an investigation of Broncos defensive lineman Antonio Smith for child abuse. According to the Associated Press, the investigation involves a more ominous element.
Fort Bend County (Texas) Sheriff Troy Nehls told the AP that a complaint was made against Smith in November 2014, and that it is "sexual in nature." Nehls investigated the case, and he forwarded the findings to the Fort Bend County district attorney in February 2015.
The NFL has not yet responded to a request for confirmation that the mere existence of the investigation will trigger a league investigation under the Personal Conduct Policy. If Smith eventually is charged, he presumably will be placed on the Commissioner Exempt list until the case is resolved.
Hernandez shows up in court with ironic new tattoo
Former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez returned to court on Thursday, for the first time since he was convicted last month for killing Odin Lloyd in June 2013. And when Hernandez returned to court, his collection of tattoos that previously crept below the cuffs of his dress shirt has now migrated above the collar.
The word "LIFETIME" can be seen on the right side of Hernandez's neck, above the rest of a design that may have other words below it.
(You know, a word like "SENTENCE.")
Hernandez pleaded not guilty on Thursday on charges of witness intimidation that arises from the allegation that he shot Alexander Bradley in the face and left him for dead in Florida several months after the drive-by shooting in Boston that left two men dead. Hernandez is awaiting trial in that double murder, with no date set yet.


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Impression Sanjie Liu
Last updated by 798light at 2014/12/26
Note: The Impression of Liu Sanjie will be closed from January 12, 2014 to February 20, 2014. It will be reopen on February 21, 2014.
Impression of Sanjie Liu is a large-scale real-scene night show that originated from a traditional Zhuang people's folk story, showing an artistic conception of harmonious co-existence between man and nature. The show combines folk music, performances, scenery and modern art together, which makes it a wonderful place to experience Zhuang people's songs and culture as well as Yangshuo scenery.
Impression of Sanjie Liu was began in 2004 in Yangshuo County and now has a cast of more than 600 locals including fishermen, farmers, young boys and girls who are mainly Zhuang people. It is directed by Zhang Yimou, one of the best directors in China. This real-scene night show set among real hills and rivers between the Li River and Tianjiahe River.
Being the world's largest real-scene musical show, Impression of Sanjie Liu is famous at home and abroad for its magnificence and overwhelmingly excellent performances. The night show shares a construction area of 66,666 square meters and the water area of 1.654 square kilometers. There are 2,200 seats so that visitors do not need worry about in a queue.
Legend of Liu Sanjie
Liu Sanjie (刘三姐), the third daughter of a farmer surnamed Liu, is a legendary girl of Huang people with the ability to sing songs well. As the legend goes, Liu Sanjie is kind and brave girl who lived centuries ago in Guangxi Province during Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907). She was renowned for her singing to dignify the local cruel oppressors.
Liu Sanjie is not only a Song Fair of Zhuang people but also a overwhelmingly beautiful girl among Zhuang people. A Niu (阿牛哥), a brave boy is also good at singing. One day Liu Sanjie gave A Niu an embroidered ball (绣球) to signify she love him. A Niu accepted the embroidered ball and they felt in love with each other and lived a happy life.
And, a movie named Liu Sanjie was made in 1990 and it has been televised and shown at home and abroad. This movie tells the story of Liu Sanjie and the history of Zhuang Song culture as well as locals' lifestyle.
Nearby Attractions
There are some famous and beautiful attractions such as West Street, Xingping Fishing Village around Impression of Liu Sanjie.
West Street is located at the center of Yangshuo with 517 meters long and 8 meters wide. West Street became the busiest and most famous street in Yangshuo. There are many vintage and traditional buildings of southern Chinese style. West Street combines modern Western culture and traditional Chinese culture perfectly, so it is also called Foreign Street.
Thousands of visitors come to West Street to enjoy the nightlife such as staying at a pub or tasting the famous local dish Yangshuo Beer Fish.
Or visitors can have a visit in the picturesque fishing village named Xingping Fishing Village. Biking through the picturesque and fantastic scenery in Yangshuo is a nice choice for visitors.
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The theater is on the East Street (Dong jie) in Yangshuo. Travelers can take a battery car for a 5- 10 minutes journey from the West Street (Xi jie). It is about a half of one hour's walk.
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Regular Seat: 198 RMB VIP Seat: B2 238 RMB; B1 320 RMB President Seat: A2 480 RMB; A1 680 RMB
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ORLEANS–Matt Morin medaled for the fifth straight time this season, shooting a 34, but it was not enough as the Lyndon Institute and Harwood tied atop the leader board to win the match.
Other Lake Region boys scores were Devin Morley and Carl Oberg, each with a 49, and Derek Rodgers shot a 58.
In the girls side Celeste Lussier took second place shooting a 54.
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Salvaging centuries old logs from Maine's lake bottoms
Why cut down trees when you can hoist them up from the bottom of the lake? Check out the DeadHead Lumber Company and its unique (and greener) method of lumbering.
Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 07:55 AM
After 10 years of working in the wood-importing business in Portland, Maine, Todd Morrissette wanted to do something different with his life, something a little on the greener side of the spectrum. He thought about getting into solar power and then into buying old barns and reclaiming the wood, but eventually he settled on something not a lot of other people are doing; Todd Morrissette goes diving for old logs.
Well, he doesn't actually go diving — Morrissette has a custom-built boat that he uses to find and then pick up old logs off the bottom of some of Maine's rivers and lakes. His company, the DeadHead Lumber Company, specializes in finding hardwood logs that have been sitting under water for hundreds of years, some of which started sprouting before Columbus sailed for the New World.
Back in Maine's early booming lumbering days, hardwood logs had to be floated to the saw mill in large rafts made of more buoyant soft woods. Sometimes those rafts didn't quite hold together for the entire trip to the mill and many logs were lost in the bottom of lakes and rivers.
The cold depths inhibit decay, so if you can find, pull up, and cut into one of these long lost logs, you'll find beautiful wood perfectly suited for milling into floors and interior finish work.
And the best part is, it's super eco-friendly — these logs were cut by our great-great (great?) grandfathers hundreds of years ago, so the damage to the old growth forest tracts has already been done.
One of my friends, Whit Richardson, wrote a great feature on Todd and his company for Mainebiz last year; click over and give it a read to find out more about Morrissette and his unique style of lumbering.
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New Android Monitoring and Filtering Software Hits the Market
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 2, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — Retina-X Studios, LLC announced today the immediate availability of Mobile Nanny for smartphones running the Android operating system. The hybrid software and service are available now in the Android Market.
This parental control system allows parents to effectively monitor, filter and restrict their child's Android phone. The software records and blocks the activities the parent specifies, and can restrict usage of the device to a schedule the parent configures.
According to 2010 data from a Pew Research survey, one in three teens sends more than one-hundred text messages per day. Many parents are not fully aware of how often or exactly what their child is texting about. With sexting on the rise, many parents forget the responsibility to know whether or not their child is using a device safely and wisely.
Mobile Nanny, a stealth application, allows parents to see every action their child performs in an easy online account. Items recorded are every text message sent or received, every call dialed or received and every photo captured. Parents can view actions inside the hidden interface on the phone itself, or they can login to a secure web panel from any web browser to view logs and GPS locations.
"A teenager with an instant communication tool in the palm of their hands is a necessity in today's world. However, they are not adults, and many times they're not yet mature enough to handle this type of technology. Mobile Nanny helps parents to bridge the gap between technology and safety," states James Johns, CEO of Retina-X Studios.
The software also acts as a safeguard in case the worst happens. One Retina-X Studios customer, Adam Dobbins, had the following to say about the company's software. "Our daughter stole our truck, bank cards, credit cards and the phone. The only way to find her was by tracking with your software. The police were able to catch her. We would not have caught her as fast as we did without your software."
For parents simply worried about what their child is doing, simply knowing isn't enough. Certain actions performed by a child may need to be corrected. The program can block any phone number from SMS and calls. Websites and applications can also be blocked. The parent can even setup a specific time schedule that the phone can be used, thus restricting the time their child can use the device.
Mobile Nanny also includes instant SMS commands the parent can send to the child's phone. This allows the parent to track where their child is at any given time using the Instant GPS Locate command. It also provides an anti-theft feature for tracking the number of any SIM inserted into the phone in case the phone is lost or stolen.
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YARMOUTH -- George 'Joe' M. Hutchins, 85, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 30, 2013, surrounded by his family at Bay Square in Yarmouth.
Born in Hiram on Oct. 17, 1927, he was the youngest of the five children of Lee and Maude Hutchins. Joe graduated from Potter Academy in Sebago and attended Northeast Business College in Portland. As a young man, Joe started his career driving a truck in Sebago for Chute Express. It was along this route that he met Ruth Harmon, the love of his life. His career then turned to the waterfront where he went to work for Fulham Brothers managing their processing plant in Portland. In this position, he recognized the need to get their products to Boston and Gloucester, Mass., and decided to start Hutchins Transportation in 1960. It was his strong focus on customer service that encouraged him to move full time into the trucking business with 'You Call We Haul' as his motto. Joe would do whatever it took to get the job done, even if that meant that he and his brother Lee had to jump into a truck and head out on the road. In 1968, he started a second company, Columbia Transportation, to haul groceries for a regional grocery chain. When that chain was eventually acquired, it led to a long relationship that continues to this day between Hannaford Brothers and Joe's merged companies now called Hutchins Trucking Company.
Throughout the years, Joe was involved in or started many other business ventures. He was one of a group of local business owners who together owned Pleasant Mountain now known as Shawnee Peak. He operated Hutchins Data Systems, Hutchins Used Car Sales, Reliable Fasteners, HR Development and in 1988, co-founded Atlantic Great Dane. He also bought some farmland with his father-in-law, Harry Harmon, which was developed into Stroudwater Estates on outer Congress Street. It eventually included many buildings that he owned and managed.
Joe was a member of many organizations throughout his life as well. He was a member of the Falmouth Lions Club, the Masonic Temple, was a lifelong member of the Kora Shrine in Lewiston and a charter member of the original Mini Bike Corp., which participated in parades and other events. Joe was on the board of the Maine Motor Transportation Association and served as its President from 1975 to 1977. He was also a member of the Portland Country Club for over 40 years.
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he enjoyed skiing, golf, snowmobiling, boating, playing cards, bowling, riding his Harley Davidson and hosting fun-filled family picnics in the summertime. These activities took him to many of his favorite locations including Sebago Lake, Shawnee Peak, Moosehead Lake, and Swan's Island. At one time, he and friend also became involved in horse racing and owned a horse that raced in the New York and New Jersey area. The predominant reason he enjoyed these activities was not so much the activity itself, but doing them with his family and many friends. He was considered the consummate friend because, if you were one of his friends, you were one for life. As anyone who knew him would tell you, Joe's kindness, generosity and humor were boundless.
Joe was predeceased by his parents; his brothers, Lloyd and Lionel and his sister, Barbara Minervino. He is survived by Ruth (Harmon) Hutchins, his wife of 63 years; sons, Richard and his wife Sheryl of Windham, Stephen and his wife Cynthia of Falmouth, and Mark and his wife Christina of Falmouth, daughters, Deborah Cadigan and her husband Skip of Cumberland, and Leslie Wallace and her husband Len of Falmouth; brother, Lee Hutchins and his wife Flo of Leesburg, Fla.; eight grandchildren, Scott, Todd, Allison, Melissa, Cale, Dane, Erin and Katie, four great-grandchildren, Colby, Ella, Jackson and Addison; and many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank the entire staff at Bay Square in Yarmouth for their dedicated, compassionate and loving care given to Joe throughout the past year. We would also like to thank Hospice of Southern Maine for their assistance to Joe and our entire family during the last few weeks.
Relatives and friends are invited for a time of visitation on Thursday, April 4, 2013, from 4 to 8 p.m., at Jones, Rich & Hutchins Funeral Home, 199 Woodford St., Portland. Interment services will be private for Joe's family. Those wishing to send a tribute in memory of Joe may do so at
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Joe's memory to:
The Shriner's Hospital for Children 51 Blossom St.
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Scarborough, Maine 04074
or Hospice of Southern Maine
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Longfellow's Wayside Grist Mill
This is a fun stop during a day trip to Sudbury and Concord. It's a working mill, and although it's not so very old (re-built in 1929) it's just beautiful. There are some very pleasant walks behind the mill and on the way to the Mary-Martha Church and the Little Red School House. Make sure to take the walk inside the forested area, don't walk on...more
The Martha Mary Chapel
The name does NOT come from the sisters from the Bible...taken from the historical web site: "The Martha Mary Chapel was built in 1940 under the direction of Henry Ford. One of six similar chapels that serve six different communities in three states, the chapel was built and dedicated by Mr. and Mrs. Ford as a tribute to their mothers, Martha...more
The Little Red School House
Again, the Henry Ford family is responsible for this building's location. It's a very cool building, perhaps more interesting to me because I'm a teacher and a Laura Ingalls Wilder fan. (Okay, that makes no sense geographically, but I figure her classroom was probably about this size and shape.)Anyway, it's cool. If you dare, walk the 100 yards or...more
Interior view of the school house
I took this photo through the dirty glass windows...hopefully it shows you a bit of the inside board. There are a couple of lessons written up there...enlarge the photo to check it out.more
my husband's favorite
Just wanted to add one more item... a weeping cypress. Quite a lovely specimen. Wonder where I could plant one in our yard?more
A Solar Greenhouse
You could wander around the exterior of the greenhouse to see the prep areas and nursery of plants which are outdoors in the summertime... probably getting ready to be wintered in the green house. Of course there are a series of windows which open to ventilate and maintain proper temperatures. My husband keeps lobbying for a small greenhouse on our...more
The welcome ctr, plant store &...
The welcome center is where you buy your entrance tickets and any plant material you may wish to bring home. There is an assortment of related gift and practical items in a pleasant space which also includes light snacks and a comfortable couch. You will find clean rest rooms here as well.There are regularly scheduled talks and tours and...more
The Idea Garden
Here we find designed settings using native plants and artful containers. Notice the "green roof". NATIVE PLANTS?"those species that were growing in North America prior to European settlement. They are well adapted to regional climate and topography...offering shelter and nourishment to insects, birds, and other native wildlife."more
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The staff who take care of the Garden in the Woods must be very devoted to their work, because there are so many special touches along the way which could only have been done with loving hands. My husband was particularly taken with the benches made from tree limbs. I liked the way they used branches as well as slices of logs to create bins for...more
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Clarion Carriage House Inn
Adequate accomodations. Cozy/Elegant interiors. If you stay there you will probably require a car to...more
Longfellow's Wayside Inn
My words wouldn't describe the Inn any better than the web site's, so I have copied them here......more
Arabian Horse Inn
277 Old Sudbury Rd, Sudbury, Massachusetts, 01776, United States
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We had to ask for directions when we left the Garden in the Woods and stopped a woman who was jogging. She gave us the directions we needed, but also a good tip for a quick, but good lunch. We followed her local advice and were quite satisfied.
Caraway's was very popular w/ folks stopping in for lunch or take out all during the time we were there. I had a wonderful salad w/ sprouts and chicken...among many other things.... while my husband chose a steak and cheese on bulky roll. Satisfying and well priced.
BTW... Sudbury is the town most people might recognize because of the well known Sudbury Inn. Fabulous old inn filled w/ original details and good food. Lots of weddings and special events happen here... but there is a tap room that is very intimate.
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Massey's CEO Blankenship expect to testify Dec. 14
His departure also comes as Massey's board is reviewing its strategic options: In recent weeks there have been reports that Massey is a possible takeover target for rivals such as Alpha Natural Resources and global steel conglomerate ArcelorMittal SA.
Massey is the nation's fourth-largest coal producer by revenue. It operates 19 mining complexes in Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky.
Massey said it lost money in the third quarter of this year because of tougher federal regulations after the Upper Big Branch mine explosion.
Though he had long blamed a sudden surge of methane for the blast, Blankenship last month suggested an inundation of natural gas might be to blame. He also blames the federal Mine Health and Safety Administration for making things worse, complaining it wrongly forced Massey to change a ventilation plan for the mine.
MSHA investigators have said a buildup of methane and coal dust most likely caused the blast.
Blankenship grew up in a tiny town in the Tug Fork River valley along the Kentucky-West Virginia border, raised by a single mother who owned a gas station and grocery store. He was an accountant before joining Massey in 1982.
Blankenship's rise was helped by his handling of a labor dispute involving the United Mine Workers of America. Massey has been strongly anti-union under Blankenship. He keeps a television set in his Kentucky office that was hit by a stray bullet during a labor dispute.
As he rose through the company, his personal fortune also increased. According to Associated Press calculations, Blankenship earned $17.3 million in total compensation last year, including salary, perks and performance-related bonuses. That was down from $19.7 million in 2008. The bulk of Blankenship's 2009 compensation came in a performance award of $11.5 million. He kept tight control of the business, staying intimately involved in minute details of company activity.
But UMW President Cecil Roberts said Blankenship's reign was a long, difficult chapter for the industry, too often marked by tragedy.
One page in that chapter came in 2006, when two Massey employees died in conveyor belt fire at Aracoma Coal's Alma No. 1 mine in West Virginia. Testimony in a wrongful death trial later revealed Blankenship held strict control over the operation.
In a memo three months before the fire, he appeared to order superintendents to ignore safety concerns.
"If any of you have been asked by your group presidents, your supervisors, engineers or anyone else to do anything other than run coal ... you need to ignore them and run coal," Blankenship wrote.
The victims' widows ultimately settled for undisclosed terms in 2008.
Over the years, Blankenship's reach has gone far beyond the coalfields: He also used his wealth to influence West Virginia politics and public policy.
In 2006, he spent more than $1.8 million to promote 41 hand-picked Republican candidates through contributions and his personal political action committee.
He also spent $3.4 million to help elect the first Republican to the state Supreme Court in 2004. The U.S. Supreme Court would later cite that campaign as a conflict of interest in a ruling involving Massey and the state Supreme Court.


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In recent days, the arguments over the BBC have taken a new twist. In a spate of articles in the Mail and the Telegraph, it has been accused of liberal bias. Nothing new in that. But this time, we are told, the BBC has admitted its shortcomings.
What happened was that the BBC's bigwigs held a day-long conference on impartiality. It was attended by everybody from Michael Grade, chairman of the governors, downwards, and involved some of the BBC's rivals, such as Sky's Adam Boulton, and some of its bitterest critics, such as Janet Daley of the Telegraph. The event was webcast live, and the outsiders, who included the Financial Times's John Lloyd, were told they could report it. Lloyd did so in Prospect and the FT. The conference, he wrote, went deep "into the BBC's emotional hinterland, unleashing a certain amount of controlled anger, even of self-contempt". For example, Justin Webb, the BBC's Washington correspondent, said the corporation didn't give America "any kind of moral weight". Andrew Marr, former political editor, said the BBC had "a cultural liberal bias".
It is impossible to imagine any newspaper attempting a similar exercise in self-examination, certainly not openly. This did not stop the BBC's press enemies making the most of it, and insisting the conference was "secret" and Lloyd's somewhat tendentious accounts "leaked". According to the Mail on Sunday, "a host of BBC executives and star presenters admitted . . . the BBC is dominated by trendy, left-leaning liberals who are biased against Christianity". Tim Luckhurst in the Daily Mail advised the BBC to correct "its nauseating tendency to patronise the public, and . . . realign itself with the quiet, decent majority". In the Financial Times, Philip Stephens, without referring directly to the meeting, listed "a visible disdain for politics, an obsession with Iraq and a rising anti-Americanism" among the BBC's shortcomings. In the Telegraph, Tom Leonard moved on from news to "the political correctness of BBC drama", the preponderance of Guardian and Independent critics on arts programmes, and the excess of left-wing wit on panel shows.
Too much humour
Nearly all these charges seem self-evidently risible. Lefties have long been accused of lacking humour; now, apparently, they have too much of it and use it as a wicked, subversive weapon. And is Stephens suggesting the BBC should ignore the outcome of a war that Britain and America started and which now threatens to destabilise the entire Middle East? A service that accommodates Jeremy Clarkson in Top Gear, allows Melanie Phillips to rant on The Moral Maze, turns Boris Johnson into a media star, and gives bishops free airtime during its peak morning radio show doesn't strike me as uniformly liberal or atheistic.
I am sure the impartiality conference was well-intentioned, but it was probably a mistake. For one thing, in the interests of balance, the outsiders should surely have included my fellow NS columnist John Pilger or somebody like him. For another, asking Lloyd to these things invites trouble. He tends to muddle the roles of journalist, academic, pressure-group lobbyist, Presbyterian-style preacher and Blairite apologist. In my experience (he wrote for the NS when I was editor), he usually manages to upset everybody.
But the biggest error is to scrutinise the concept of impartiality too closely. It is a worthy aspiration but, by its nature, unattainable. As anybody who has dealt with a convinced supporter of Israel or Palestine knows, people who themselves take an unbalanced view will not see your view as balanced, no matter how hard you try.
The BBC maintains a fairly strict apportionment of time between representatives of the main British political parties. Otherwise it takes, as its editorial default position, respectable, informed opinion. This seems about right. According to a poll this year, 48 per cent of the British public believe in evolution while 39 per cent believe in creationism or intelligent design. So, should the BBC, after an hour-long programme on evolution, balance it by allowing just under 49 minutes for the alternatives? I think not, and I would not expect the BBC to give more than token airtime to creationists even if those poll proportions were reversed. Lord Reith's original mission, we should recall, was to educate and refine public taste. The proposal that the BBC should echo some notional consensus of demotic opinion is a fairly recent one, and derives, I think, from the British right trying to imitate the success of the US right in convincing voters that the media are in the grip of a left-wing conspiracy.
Fortunately, the right here faces a struggle. In opinion polls, the BBC consistently scores far higher for trustworthiness than any of the newspapers that criticise it. Michael Grade and his troops should hold their nerve.


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I did toss out an alternative idea (that I'd still like to see), but it never got made: A completely spider-themed map (probably cliche-ly named "Arachnophobia") with arachnotrons and mastermind occupying a big ol' arena.
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Photoshop is one of the world's most powerful image editors, and it can be daunting to try to use skillfully. Photoshop CS4 One-on-One: Advanced, the second part of the popular and comprehensive series, follows internationally renowned Photoshop guru Deke McClelland as he dives into the workings of Photoshop. He explores such digital-age wonders as the Levels and Curves commands, edge-detection filters, advanced compositing techniques, vector-based text, the Liquify filter, and Camera Raw. Deke also teaches tried-and-true methods for sharpening details, smoothing over wrinkles and imperfections, and enhancing colors without harming the original image. Exercise files accompany the course.
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Now as I was mentioning at the outset of the previous exercise, I want to share with you a technical detail associated with transformations inside of Photoshop. But before I do, we are going to have to align a couple of layers together so that we can see the difference between those two layers and this layer alignment trick is worthy of an exercise all by itself. In fact, it's worth its weight in gold. This is one of the true weird secret handshakes inside of Photoshop, because normally if you just align two layers to each other, and I'll show you in a second, they both move. What if you want one to stay still, because it's in the right location and you want the other to move into alignment with it, what do you do? Well, you would never discover this on your own. I swear to you it is so strange.
All right, so I've saved my progress so far as Clock face in place.psd found inside the 20_warp_liquify folder and I have gone ahead and renamed the clock face, face right there. Let's say the Clock face is not in the proper location at all, it's like way up here. So I just Ctrl+Drag it to a wrong location, Command+Drag it on the Mac and I want to center it directly inside the frame. How do I do that? Well, as I was saying, if I go ahead and Click on face and then Shift+Click on frame and I want to align those two guys together and I think there would be a way to Right-Click at this point some place and bring up the alignment commands.
But instead, you got to go up here to the -- this is a pain in the neck I tell you. You have to go up to the Layer menu, choose Align and you can't even get it done all at once. You have to choose Vertical Centers first and then Horizontal Centers second. I wish there was one command that did both. But anyway, let's go with what, let's go with Horizontal Centers, because that's going to really mess things up. Both layers moved. Did you see that? This was before. So the picture frame was here and this is after, now the picture frame scooted over a little bit. Now that means that the picture frame, if I turn off the clock face is no longer aligned properly to the cardinal. In fact, there is a little sliver that showing up back there. Boo to that. And then I would have to take both and move them back. That's insane.
All right, so you can fool around with different things like walking down one layer you would think would work, because you can't lock a layer. I can Click on face for example. Let's go ahead and undo actually that alignment. I can Click on a frame layer, because that's the one that I would want to lock and I would lock it down. But if you do that, now I have locked it in place and Shift+Click on face and then go up to the layer and then to -- align is not even there. So you can't do that. So that's ruled out, that's nice. All right, so let's go to frame and unlock it. By the way don't select the two layers go up to the Edit menu, here is another thing not to do and choose Auto Align Layers, because that's going mess up everything. So that's good for certain kinds of operations. We'll see that command actually played out in a future chapter, because it really is a wonderful command, but it's no good for what we are trying to accomplish.
Here is what you do. You select both of the layers as we have both frame and face and then go down here to this little Link icon. Now back in the old days, the only way to move two layers together and do anything with multiple layers was to first link them and then you would just scrub one of them and move them and the other ones would follow. Then they almost totally got rid of linking when they allowed us to select multiple layers at a time, and few people complained, I was not one of them, some other forward thinking people complained about that one and so they put it back in and thank godly they did, because otherwise this alignment thing I'm about to show you would not be possible.
So you link two layers together, and this is pretty much all linking is good for in my opinion, is this trick right here. Now Click on frame, just frame, just the one you don't want to see move. So after you link them both together, you Click on the one layer that should not be moving and so you could use this with three or four layers as well. All linked together, then Click on the one that should not move, then you know the rest. Go to Layer menu, choose Align, choose Horizontal Centers, just then to move the clock face. Then go up to the Layer menu, choose Align and choose Vertical Centers, just going to move the clock face, nice.
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The ITF has confirmed the venues for the 2014 Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Zone Group I events being held in the week commencing 3 February next year.
Europe/Africa Zone Group I will take place in Budapest, Hungary; Americas Zone Group I will be held in Lambare, Paraguay; while Asia/Oceania Zone Groups I and II will take place in Astana, Kazakhstan.
The three round-robin events will be held alongside the 2014 World Group and World Group II first round ties taking place on 8-9 February.
The Zone Group I teams will all be bidding to qualify for the World Group II play-offs on 19-20 April, with two teams qualifying from Europe/Africa, and one team qualifying from both the Americas and Asia/Oceania zones. Teams in Asia/Oceania Zone Group II will be bidding for promotion to Group I in 2015.
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So evacuate your homes, radios never play my favorite song
from Flatbush Zombies – Amerikkkan Pie Lyrics on Genius
Evacuate your homes and get out of your comfort zone. The radio doesn't play good music. Your television tells you lies. Wake up and quit listening to the corporate media. See the truth.
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