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City charges up-front tax to visiting vendorsPublished 12:17pm Wednesday, February 6, 2013
The city council unanimously approved a new ordinance Monday to make slight changes to the taxation of itinerant vendors.
"It's really not much of a change," said Ward Sellers, license inspector for the City of Alexander City. "We're just requiring a bond or cash deposit out of itinerant vendors that come through and sell things. We have companies that come here and sell meat out of the back of their trucks or somebody that sets up on the side of the road selling things, and we never see any sales tax out of them."
Sellers explained that before the ordinance was passed, he couldn't require those vendors to pay the tax until it was due.
"If you have a sale in the month of February, the tax isn't due until March 20," Sellers said. "A lot of these guys are long gone by the following month. This is one way to make sure we get our tax."
Sellers said instating the ordinance was "something that we needed to do."
"A lot of other cities have similar ordinances," he said.
The council also:
- authorized Mayor Charles Shaw to execute an amendment to the current contract with engineering firm CH2M Hill in an amount not to exceed $119,500, with the budgeted amount for the project being $300,000. These funds will fund the firm's professional services for the planning, design, bidding and construction of a new chlorine dioxide generation system and chemical storage system for Alexander City's water treatment system. The new system, recommended by CH2M Hill, will use chlorine dioxide to treat the water and cut down on the water's disinfectant byproducts.
- awarded a bid to Crawford Grading and Pipeline of Luthersville, Ga., for the relocation of a sanitary sewer force main located on Sunny Level Cut Off
- amended the 2012-2013 capital budget by $5,100 to purchase a copy machine for the Parks and Recreation Department
- amended the 2012-2013 capital budget by $50,000. Finance Director Steve Hays said in the 2011-2012 capital budget, the city allotted the amount for a new fuel service truck for the Street Department and later discovered a new fuel truck would cost $85,000. An extra $35,000 was budgeted in the current year, but the original budgeted amount was "overlooked and failed to be carried over," according to the resolution. The resolution also authorized the purchasing agent to issue invitations to bid on said vehicle.
- awarded the bid for police uniforms to McCain Uniforms of Birmingham
- awarded the bid for a new/unused track dozer to Thompson Tractor of Opelika in an amount not to exceed $359,606
Following the meeting, the council heard from J.D. Cowart, a representative of the Alexander City Sports Foundation, about what the foundation has accomplished since its beginning in 2011.


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Pune: It has been more than a year that the commuters of Senapati Bapat (SB) Road have been facing hardships due to the ongoing water pipeline laying work being carried out by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC). With the work going on at a snail's pace and no alternate road, the commuters have no option but to take the same route every day.
It is a struggle for over a thousand commuters who are traveling from areas like Kothrud, Karve Road to University of Pune. The situation becomes grim during peak hours, when there is a heavy flow of vehicles.
The work of laying water pipeline from Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey (SNDT) College to Pune University commenced about 18 months ago. So far, only 40 per cent of the work has been completed and at present it is being carried out near Ratna Memorial Hospital on SB Road.
Shrikant Bhere (40), a working professional and resident of SB Road, said, "The ongoing work has made it difficult to move on the road. Due to broken footpaths, it is tough to make our way through. The concerned department should ensure that there is an alternative option for easy vehicular movement."
Ambar Gaikwad (28), a businessman and resident of Bhusari Colony in Kothrud said, "It is a nightmare to take the road during morning hours, as traffic snarls have become a common feature. Moreover, absence of traffic cops is adding to the woes of commuters and they get stuck in traffic jam for 15 to 30 minutes."
Looking at the traffic congestion in the area, the city traffic police had asked PMC to carry out the work during night and construct the road as soon as possible. Senior police inspector (administration), traffic branch, Ramchandra Dhage said,"As there is heavy traffic flow on SB Road, we had aked the PMC to carry out the work during night. This will help in streamlining the traffic flow."
The PMC officials claimed that it will take another 18 to 24 months to complete the work. V G Kulkarni, superintendent engineer, PMC water department said, "We have completed more than 40 per cent of the work. It takes minimum 30 days for laying water pipeline in 100-metre stretch. We are trying our best to finish the work so that the residents and commuters do not face any inconvenience."


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Kislak Company celebrates 100th anniversary at Newark Museum.
The event drew over 300 guests, including members of the Kislak family, current and former employees of the entire Kislak Organization, clients, friends, colleagues and special guests.
Steve Adubato, Ph.D. and four-time Emmy Award-winner, was the emcee of the event, which included speeches from noted business leaders and Kislak executives along with tributes from current and former employees.
Special guest speaker, Jonathan Tisch, chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels and co-chairman of Loews Corporation, was on hand to present keynote remarks about Kislak and its leadership in the business, real estate and philanthropic communities.
Jay I. Kislak, chairman of the board of J. I. Kislak, Inc., the Kislak Organization's parent company, spoke on behalf of the organization and family and shared his thoughts on Kislak's proud history.
"What a great honor it is to celebrate our 100th year in business with so many of our friends and colleagues," said Jay Kislak. "This milestone would not have been possible without the support, hard work and dedication of each and every employee of our company, our loyal friends, clients, colleagues and family members-this is truly a celebration that many people are responsible for.
"What distinguishes Kislak today, as it did 100 years ago, is our tradition of conducting business through developing meaningful personal relationships with our clients, and the strong personal values and principals that are a part of our business. While much has changed over the past 100 years, what hasn't changed is our commitment to personal growth, professionalism and excellence."
Jeffrey P. Wiener, president of The Kislak Company, added, "This extraordinary achievement is a tribute to the class, integrity and compassion of the Kislak family itself. As a company and an organization, we have thrived in the real estate business through perseverance, focus and a passion for client service. Our longevity is due to the talented team we have assembled at Kislak."
The Kislak Company is a pioneer in the real estate industry. Founded in 1906 by Julius I. Kislak (J. I.) in Hoboken, NJ, the company is a leader in the sale of investment real estate. Kislak is also one of the most recognizable names in New Jersey's business and charitable circles.
J. I. was instrumental in developing the art of commercial real estate brokerage. In the decades that followed, the company expanded into property management, insurance and mortgage services.
During the 1950s, J. I.'s son, Jay Kislak, expanded the company's mortgage services division, founding J. I. Kislak Mortgage Corporation and moving the company's operation to Miami and eventually Miami Lakes, FL. J. I. Kislak Mortgage Corporation grew from six employees during the 1950s to over 1,100 by the mid-1990s. Under the leadership of Jay Kislak, the Kislak Organization became one of the largest privately held real estate and financial service providers in the United States. The organization included The Kislak Company, J. I. Kislak Mortgage Corporation, J. I. Kislak Insurance Agency, The Kislak National Bank and a host of affiliates.
Today, The Kislak Company maintains its position as one of the dominant investment sales companies in the tri-state region. J. I. Kislak, Inc. is an innovative real estate investment firm with a portfolio that includes several thousand apartment units and a variety of commercial properties nationwide. JIK Properties, Inc. provides comprehensive management services for Kislak's multifamily properties.
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Understanding Why We Have A Facebook Addiction: Exclusive
Lee Rannals for redOrbit.com – Your Universe Online
We now live in the age of addiction, whether it is to pain medications or the latest Call of Duty installment; in this day-in-age, it seems as though everyone has something they are addicted to. So, in order to understand a little more about how addiction afflicts us, redOrbit reached out to a Denver Health neuro-technologist for answers.
The Limbic System, or primitive brain, is the area of the brain that lies on both sides of the thalamus, right under the cerebrum. Although this location may seem like neurology jargon, what really matters is that this is the area of the brain in which addiction is found, and Gil Solano says this region is all about survival.
"It's the part of the brain in which we have in common with all mammals," Solano, a Senior Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist in the Neurology Department at Denver Health, told redOrbit. "This ancient part of the brain called the Limbic System, (100 million years old or older) is all about survival. Most importantly, when talking about addiction, this area governs emotions and desires."
A chemical imbalance is theorized to be associated with the cause of mental illness, and Solano says the chemical balance of our Limbic System shapes how we see this world.
"If the chemicals in our Limbic System are out of balance, so is our decision making ability. In a nutshell, our Limbic System's primary goal is to avoid pain and repeat pleasure," Solano said. "Emotional and physical avoidance of pain is very important for survival. The repetition of pleasure is also a main component. I.e. bite from a dog: bad. Steak dinner: good. When we experience positive emotions, dopamine (the gasoline for pleasure) activates what is called the reward circuit."
This "reward circuit" is what keeps us greedy, wanting to keep coming back to that same fix we got previously, whether it be from getting a high score on Candy Crush Saga, or having a routine 2:00 coffee pick-me-up.
"There is really no difference in the gratification one would experience via caffeine or iPhone addiction. They both generate a release of dopamine that stimulates the main neurotransmitter of 'reward'," Solano told redOrbit. "In terms of an addict, their main goal is feeding the habit regardless of the consequences. Taking risks to receive the 'reward' often times becomes the 'reward' in itself."
One big question redOrbit wanted to get down to the bottom of is whether or not Facebook and other social media sites were an addiction or an obsession. While some who habitually check their friends' status updates like a crazy person may flip on-and-off a light switch, others crave their social media fix like a crack-addict stealing copper from an abandoned warehouse.
"In aspects of someone suffering with OCD, they take drastic, often unrealistic measures to avoid risk. This can become debilitating to someone's ability to partake in the positive things in life and often become home bound because they are not able to overcome the stress of the incessant need to avoid risk," said Solano.
In other words, Solano says a rehab facility would be more beneficial to the Facebook addict than the mental hospital. However, he says more research needs to be done in order to help patients overcome their alcoholism or caffeine addiction in these facilities.
"Addiction is a very complicated disease that has limited effectiveness being treated medically. The majority of addicts usually have a history of addiction within their family. In my opinion, a better understanding of the 'addiction gene' would be highly beneficial. If researchers could somehow pin point that genetic code of addiction, medical treatment might be more effective," Solano told redOrbit.
For the immediate problem solver, Gil recommends addicts control the "routine" component of addiction. He says there are three major components of addiction, including triggers, routine, and reward.
"Now it is very difficult to avoid triggers i.e. food addict seeing a fast food ad, however, the routine of the individual is completely up to ones self [sic]. The knowledge of this power can help overcome the behaviors that lead to the ultimate 'reward' one would receive from the act of the habit."
Although alcoholism and drug addictions have been undoubtedly shown to exist in the brain, UCLA researchers challenged the idea of sexual addiction back in July. The scientists from this study said sex addiction is more-or-less likened to someone with a highly active libido rather than an actual addiction. This study was unable to link hypersexuality with the Limbic System, but Solano says this group of researchers could have taken more steps to find evidence for the "Tiger Woods" ailment.
"Although interesting findings were generated by the study, its major flaw is the assumption that sexual images are the primary trigger. They are not taking into account any alternative triggers one may experience such as habitual routines, or using hypersexuality as a coping mechanism. You see, addiction is not just an automatic response to one superficial stimuli. It's deeper than that. Addiction often times if not always, is a means to escape or fill in a void in which in most cases is difficult for the addict to identify."
As an example, Gil said a person trying to cope with loneliness may find solace in pornography when alone, which would involve three triggers: the "emotional state of loneliness, the sexual images of pornography, and being alone in his room. It would be hard for the addict to identify loneliness and solitude as triggers," he added. More often than not, the addict would identify the sexual images as the lone trigger. The setting and mental state of the addict are just as important objects of research as the stimulator itself.
While alcoholism may not be everyone's affliction, the growth of technology is bringing new light to the subject of addiction. Whether it's due to the reward we receive for beating your best friend in "Words with Friends", or that Red Bull that helps us keep awake when our body tells us to go to sleep, scientists' understanding of this subject is becoming more necessary every day.


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Washington, March 24: Kim Kardashian and fiance Kanye West, who had filed a lawsuit against YouTube founder Chad Hurley for leaking their engagement video before they aired it on their reality show, have refused Hurley's offer to donate a huge sum to charity as a settlement.
A source close to the situation told Radar Online that Hurley wanted to make a donation to a charity just to make it go away.
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City Limits was a Canadian television series, which aired on Citytv and later MuchMusic in the 1980s. Airing on Fridays at midnight, and on Saturdays, the program aired alternative music videos.
The program was originally hosted by Christopher Ward, and later by Kim Clarke Champniss and finally by Simon Evans. When the program was aired on CITY in the early 1980s, Mike Myers made several appearances, including performing as Wayne Campbell (see Wayne's World).
After alternative rock's commercial breakthrough in the early 1990s, the series was cancelled and replaced by the daily series The Wedge.
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Anthem by Ayn Rand
No current Talk conversations about this book.
I think. I am. I will.
This book is about rediscovering individualism. It's about a future possibly where people are deprived of names, independence, and values. It is a very short but good read.
For years I have been meaning to read this book and I finally did over the summer. After I was done with it, I wondered why I hadn't read this book in the first place. I blamed it on the fact that I tend to be more of a fantasy reader than a science fiction reader. However, I am now finding a place in my heart for this genre.
I was pretty disturbed by this book. Not only was the government in this book "recruiting" young geniuses to fight their wars for them, but they were turning it into a game. Since every training exercise was a game many of the children would forget the fact they were training for war, which gave me the creeps. War, in this future world, is a game to the people who are being forced to fight it.
This book really made me think about the prevalence of war based video games today. Now, I'm not against these games but I did find it interesting to compare what these children were doing during training to what my friends do in their own living rooms. There were some eerie similarities between the two, like the planning and strategy that sometimes goes in to playing them.
While there were some parts that were a little slow, the book was totally worth the read. It really makes the reader look more critically at how our society views war today and even video games. I give this book a 4/5 and I recommend it to most everyone. This book is proof that the science fiction genre can have literary value despite what critics of the genre may say.
This is on of Ayn Rand's shorter works that encapsulates her ideas about objectivism. I read both The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged in high school and found them troublingly off-putting. Anthem was no different in that respect. While I sympathize with Rand's emphasis on the importance of individuality, I have trouble with the idea that differences between human beings can and should be used as justification for unequal treatment. Condemning people to street sweeping because they are "less good" in some way than other human beings is no better than condemning people to street sweeping because they do not fit with the dominant culture's idea of "good" people, which is one of the great evils put forth by this novella. I don't think that individual differentiation should be erased by any means, but neither do I think that constructing a social system based on some perception of inherent goodness is an act of justice. Inherent goodness is a relative concept that changes with context and according to the views of the dominant majority. I think there is a middle road to be had here, one that respects individuality and skills without using that respect as an excuse for allowing the suffering of groups deemed less valuable in some way.
I understand Rand's background coming out of the communist Soviet Union, but I don't think that socialism is the social ill that she paints it as in her works. Socialized medicine seems a very good idea to me, for instance. There is no reason that anyone in this country should not be getting the medical care that they need.
I have this notion that the similarities between Ayn Rand and H.P. Lovecraft merit a closer look, and so I was kind of excited, when I was about two chapters in, to discover that Anthem was first published in 1937, the last year that the Old Gent dwelt within the confines of Euclidean space. Because, and I cannot stress this enough, this novella starts off very much in the Poe/Lovecraft mode of the first-person Gothic tale, with our narrator confessing to his terrible crimes in writing. He's even writing by the light of a stolen candle, and it's hard to get more Gothic than that. And then we learn--more shades of Lovecraft--that the confession is connected to the protagonist's discovery of a subterranean space belonging to a lost civilization about which dark things are muttered.
The setting also has something of the feel of Lovecraft's Dreamlands, since the setting is a city of no later than medieval technology run according to traditions interpreted by a council of elders. (Though no mention is made regarding prohibitions on feline homicide.) So, here we have all the makings of a strong Gothic tale: the society with its arbitrary laws and customs, the daring (if off-kilter) protagonist, the discovery of the lost civilization, the quest for forbidden knowledge. I wish I could say that the story lives up to that early promise, but it doesn't, and since most people won't read this for its Gothic qualities, I'll try not to dwell too much on that.
The first chapter is actually solid enough. There are a few flaws in the world building, but nothing to really ruin the plausibility. In the second chapter, when the main character falls in love with a beautiful lady, we learn that men and women are not allowed to have sexual thoughts except for once a year when they have sex in order to reproduce. This society doesn't have powerful libido-suppressants or brainwave modulators or anything like that at it's disposal. It basically tries to suppress the human sexual drive through disapproval, a strategy with the same long-term prospects as stopping a locust swarm with a large umbrella. (Even Lovecraft, who liked sex way less than Rand did, would only have attempted such a thing with a society of aliens or transdimensional beings or something along those lines.)
Soon, the protagonist discovers electricity--through a plot contrivance that is, frankly, amateurish--and realizes that electricity and lightning ('The power of the sky') are the same thing. Soon, he is experimenting with electricity and, having recreated a light bulb, declaring: "The power of the sky can be made to do men's bidding. There are no limits to its secrets and its might, and it can be made to grant us anything if we but choose to ask." That's not the only instance of an increasingly mad scientist tone that the protagonist takes on.
Having figured out the principles of the funny glass spheres in the cave and the protagonist reinvents the light bulb. He gets excited about showing it to the elders, reasoning that never had such an invention been offered to men. And I realize that maybe he means the people of his current civilization, but the way it's written, I just wanted to point out the whole cave full of batteries and light bulbs and how he's taking credit for someone else's invention.
This peaks in the climax of the novel, when he shows the light bulb to the elders, and they say it will have to be destroyed, and he runs out, yelling, "You fools! You thrice-damned fools!"
That's also pretty much where the story leaves off being interesting. He runs away to surprisingly unpopulated woods, his lady friend joins him, he makes a bow and arrow (though there's no reason to believe he would have any training in how to do this), they find a conveniently abandoned and well preserved house where he learns (because she's a woman and not up for learning on her own, or something) about the past, and then he engages in a long and tedious rant which is either the kind of thing you're into (if you like Rand's politics/philosophy) or should just be skipped over.
Interestingly (and getting back to the way the story collides into Gothic archetypes), the story ends at a familiar premise: the hero in an ancient, isolated structure believing himself safe and the rightful lord of the property wherein he dwells. In a Gothic text, that tends to be where things start to go wrong
There are some other elements, minor absurdities which wouldn't stand out so much if the rest of the work was actually engaging. One thread is how certain words--such as I, she, he, and ego--have been forbidden, but it's kind of half-assed, and if you're interested in how a regime might manipulate language to make the wrong kind of thoughts impossible, stick to Orwell's 1984. (Rand may have experienced totalitarianism up close, but her understanding of it does not match Orwell's.)
Really, the main problem is that at this point in her career, the need to deliver a polemic has started to take over whatever gifts Rand has as a writer. At least a pulp stylist like Lovecraft could have made this entertaining, though the moral message would likely have been much more ambiguous. I do wonder what Ayn Rand's version of "Herbert West - Reanimator" would have been like, though.
A note on scoring: I oscillated between 2 and 3 stars for this. That lest section, though brief compared to the filibuster ending of Atlas Shrugged, is painfully dull, but right up until that point, I was entertained enough to be leaning towards 3 stars. I thought about downgrading, but since it's so eminently skippable, I decided I shouldn't penalize the novel for it.
classic alongside fountainhead, i reread bits and pieces of it over the break.
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This park has:Indoor heated pool and saunaOutdoor synthetic skating rink*Snorkelling* and Seascooters*WaterWalkerz*Go Juniors (3–7s)*Seasonal entertainment and eventsGastro pub and barWi-Fi access (hot spots)Pool* and table tennis*Archery*, crossbow* and fencing*Bike hire* (available off site during peak season)Birds of Prey Centre*Barbecue areaChildren's adventure playgroundsFishing* (Mar 14-Nov 13)Lake cruises*Forest walks, cycle trails, nature trails and outdoor art trails (27 miles of shoreline)Mapping mini golf* and disc golf*Digital games lounge, DVD and games hire*Shop with off licence
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Lovely setting although a little remote, therefore not much choice of eating places. We found the hill walking up to the lodges rather difficult for old people and had not been warned beforehand, so had to use the car more often than we normally would. The lodges were very well equiped and clean, with a lovely view from ours, just a pity about the weather.
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This was the first time we had stayed in a log cabin.All six of us were absolutely stunned by the cabin,the fittings and accessories,far exceeded anything we could have expected.Thank you for an amazing time.
The lodge not quite as pristine as previous visit - my only negative is the ferries were not in operation and that was not made very clear which proved difficult for us - overall though a great ace and we keep returning - perfect for holidays with dogs!
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Beautiful location with stunning views. Staff very helpful . Lots of activities and facilities on offer, reasonably priced. Meals at the pub seemed rather expensive but were delicious. A great break despite the weather. We will return next year.
Loved my holiday, activity were great a tried archery and crossbow. The birds of prey centre is lovely could have spent everyday in there. Great walks and bike rides. Friendly staff on reception, in shop and in the pub. Only bad point was that ferry broke down on the day we were going for a ride.
Lovely area, although the weather wasn't great we still enjoyed the break. Good walking and cycling, the squirrel hide was terrific, The Birds of Prey centre was excellent.
Tranquil, peaceful location. Log cabin was lovely and spotlessly clean. Would definatley go back again.
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Wish we could of stayed longer but only made it for a day due to family matters back at home will defo be returning
Very good holiday. All in all a great place for dog owners but not too much to do for out 16 month old toddlers when the weather wasn't so good. Kielder lodges could benefit from some soft play or indoor kids toys in the indoor games hut.
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Esbensen, Barbara Juster. SWIFT AS THE WIND: THE CHEETAH. New York: Orchard Books, 1996.
McIntyre, Chris. NAMIBIA. New York: Bradt, 1999.
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March 7, 2011—Students majoring in education at North Central College get to learn from excellent faculty members on a daily basis and from highly respected teachers in the field. Recently, four alumni of North Central's undergraduate and graduate education programs returned to campus to share their expertise and advice with students in the 242 Classroom Management Techniques in Secondary Education class taught by Kristine Servais, associate professor of education.
May 5, 2011—Each spring, North Central College celebrates and recognizes top student scholars and their academic achievements with a daylong event called Honors Day. The 2011 Honors Day takes place Tuesday, May 17, and includes the 14th annual Rall Symposium for Undergraduate Research in the morning and the 35th annual Honors Convocation in the afternoon.
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The Chicago Sinfonietta—the nation's most diverse symphony orchestra—will take residency at North Central's Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center beginning with the 2011-2012 performing arts season.
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Feb. 8, 2011—North Central College welcomes neuroscientist Lise Eliot, author of "Pink Brain, Blue Brain: How Small Differences Grow into Troublesome Gaps and What We Can Do About It," to speak about gender and the brain.
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Feb. 19, 2011—Enrollment is underway for summer school at North Central College. Courses are open to students from other colleges and to all North Central undergraduate and graduate students.
Tami Kidd-Brown, secretary to the fine arts, was featured in an article "Wonderful Woman: Tami Kidd Brown of Naperville" in the February 2011 issue of Glancer Magazine. The article describes her role as Glambassador for Glamour Magazine and as the fine arts secretary and right-hand woman to the many artists who perform at the College.
Feb. 11, 2011—North Central students are participating in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, providing free federal and state income tax assistance for the elderly, non-English speaking individuals, and low-income families and individuals earning less than $49,000.
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Jan. 20, 2011—North Central College will host its 15th Annual International Festival on Feb. 13, offering the community an opportunity to become immersed in a variety of cultures from across the globe. During the festival, visitors can sample authentic international cuisine, enjoy ethnic dancing and live music, experience a language immersion room and take part in games and crafts from around the world.
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A north Carolina woman purchased one of the rarest videogames sold in the U.S. for $7.99 at her local Goodwill, Kotaku reports.
The game in question is Stadium Events, a game designed for the Family Fun Fitness mat (which later becomes the Power Pad). When the woman showed it to Wilder Hamm, the owner of Save Point Video Games in Charlotte, N.C., he could hardly contain his excitement.
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Top tier malware protection. Works with Norton 360 Multi-Device . Integrated privacy warnings. Full slate of anti-theft tools. SMS commands. Call and SMS blocking.
- Cons Doesn't wipe all your info. Doesn't automatically screen unknown phone numbers. Iffy lockscreen. Expensive.
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Perfect for Norton 360 Multi-Device users, but too pricey for everyone else, Norton Mobile Security needs a tighter user interface, more robust anti-theft options, and a lower price tag to go along with its great malware detection scores.
Anti-Theft Features
While mobile malware is a rising threat, the most immediate danger for consumers is loss and theft. With malware detection rates clustered so high in the upper 90 percent, features like this are often the differentiators between security suites.
With a Premium account, you can remotely lock, locate, and wipe your device. You can also take a photo of the thief with the Sneak Peek feature; remotely back up, manage, and view your contacts; and activate a loud "scream" alarm.
You can configure Norton to automatically lock your device when the SIM card is removed or replaced. I was disappointed that this featured was not presented as an option during set up, and that I had to go all the way to the bottom of the settings menu to activate it. Though it did work as advertised, I didn't like that the app had no way of alerting me that someone was messing with my SIM. Prey, a stand-alone anti-theft app, has you nominate a "hero" who receives a message when your SIM card is replaced.
I like that Norton's Sneak Peek spy camera feature gives users more control over their device, but it does mean you often get pictures of ceilings and walls. Lookout, on the other hand, only captures images after three failed attempts to unlock a device, giving you better chance of capturing a thief's face.
I'm pleased to say that the folks at Norton have ironed out most of the issues with their lockscreen. Unfortunately, the solution is buried in the settings under the name Security Lock. Without it, an attacker can briefly glimpse the lockscreen—which in itself is not dangerous, but it certainly doesn't inspire confidence. With Security Lock enabled, the lockscreen is far more secure. Frankly, I'm puzzled why Norton didn't enable this feature out of the box. I did, however, like that I could unlock my device from the web interface.
I was also a bit disappointed that the backup option only copies your contacts, and nothing else. While your apps can be easily re-downloaded from Google, you'll have to find another backup solution for your files, your images, and everything else. It is useful that Norton allows you to view backed up contacts online, and download them as a CSV file. You can also restore contacts from a different device—convenient, if you've had to replace a lost phone.
Most other security apps let you remotely trigger a device reset, wiping all data from the device. Instead, Norton just wipes what it calls your personal data—your contacts and your images—while leaving your apps and login information intact.
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All of these features can be accessed through the Norton Mobile Web portal, which is a single interface to control the anti-theft features on all your devices. To Norton's credit, the site listed the full list of SMS commands—more on that later. The site has a clean, minimalist design, but I occasionally found it to be slow and unresponsive. I wasn't able to replicate these problems in my testing, but if you have similar issues I recommend using the SMS commands.
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When you're away from your computer, you can execute Norton's anti-theft features using special SMS commands. To do it, you send the specific command along with a secret PIN code assigned to you by Norton (you can change your pin on the website). I really like this feature, since it gives you more ways to communicate with your device.
Speed and reliability seem to be what Norton was shooting for with their SMS commands—which allow you to lock, locate, wipe and trigger a scream—and they certainly hit those marks. In my tests, SMS commands were executed swiftly and included a confirmation message to let me know they worked.
I was a bit concerned that Norton did not require you to register the number before sending commands. True, it means you can borrow any phone to send SMS commands, but it also means that someone could do the same to you—provided they had access to your PIN.
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Phishing is a popular avenue of attack and being on a mobile device isn't much protection. To counter this threat, Norton includes Web protection which screens out known malicious URLs. Note that it only works for Web browsing in the stock Android browser, Chrome, and Chrome beta.
In my testing, I ran the Sunspider browser benchmark and measured page loading times with Web Protection enabled and with it turned off. I did not find any evidence that Norton has an impact on your browsing experience.
According to Norton, their Web protection feature does not perform real-time parsing of webpages. They explained that as your browser loads the website, Norton checks it against the company's extensive database of malicious websites. If it finds a match, the app triggers a pop-up to warn you away. Norton's desktop version also checks blacklists, but it can determine if a site is suspicious through real-time analysis.
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The Zecto Pro is something just a little bit brilliant. An innovative dual purpose high viability rechargeable safety Front/Rear light for Commute/Road/MTB light. The Zecto Pro can be either a high output front or rear LED your choice.
Top Features of the Lezyne Zecto Drive Pro LED Light
- Dual Purpose High-Visibility Saftey Light
- Front & Rear light integrated into one
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- Integrated strap/belt-clip attachment.
- Size: 40mm x 40mm x 35mm
- Weight: 51g with strap
- 180° of Visibility
- 2x White, 1x Red LEDs
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- CNC-machined aluminum bezel
- Intelligent Power Indicator RGB LED integrated into power button
- Highest quality rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery built in
- Micro USB cable included
- Charging indicators built into side LEDs
- Output rating White (Front): Economy, Flash 1&2 40lm; Blast, Flash3 80lm; Daytime Flash 160lm.
- Output rating Red (rear): Economy 10lm; Blast, Flash 1&2 20lm; Daytime Flash 40lm
- Burn times Front: 2hours - 5hr depending on mode.
- Burn times Rear: 3hr45min - 6hr30min depending on mode.
- 2 year warranty
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It's versatility also allows for use as outdoors multi-sport light for running, hiking and night vision with red LED option.
On the bike Zecto Pro sets the new standard in rechargeable, high-visibility lighting and brings added safety to every cyclist. Two white, plus one red LED are mounted in custom "MOR" lens for increased output efficiency. 180 degrees of visibility with multiple side LEDs with double as charge and power indicator. The composite body with knurled alloy bezel is lightweight (51g with strap), tough and has a compact size (40mm x 40mm x 35mm). The light has Six white modes: Economy and Blast solid modes; Three flash modes, plus "Daytime Flash" mode with Five red modes: Two flash modes; Economy and Blast solid modes plus Daytime flash mode. Waterproof (FL1 standard) rubber button and charge port seal. The new "hipster" easy-fit bracket with patented durable rubber strap fits the bike, your belt, clothing, bags, seatpack, just about anywhere you like. The Zecto Pro is supplied with MicroUSB to USB cable and can be easily charged from any USB plug with charging indicators built into side LEDs. The intelligent power indicator fuel gauge LEDs double as side illumination. Day or night...Ride safe, always be seen.
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Cycle light technology has moved on greatly over the years, traditional 'bulb' lights have been more or less replaced by LED and HID systems. Battery, lens and reflector technology has been improved greatly resulting in brighter and longer run times. Wiggle lists a large selection of bicycle lights suitable for lit streets in the city, or unlit country lanes and even bike lights suitable for off road riding, ranging from around £8 to over £300 they vary greatly in purpose and performance. Tiny LED's with flashing or constant modes are great for being seen in built up areas, whilst rechargeable systems can keep the road or off-road trails lit up for non-stop riding at night.
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Lezyne USA has been distributing cycling products worldwide since the end of 2007. They specialise in producing quality hand pumps, multi tools, tyre repair kits and hydration packs. Although new on the scene their mission statement is to create accessories that are exquisitely designed, intelligently engineered and functionally complete.
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Lezyne zecto drive pro dual purpose light
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Basically with the light turned off hold down the power button for 5 seconds light will until light flashes to change back do the same.
Link to full manual here
This takes about 5 seconds.
Do this once the light is on.
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edge there and cut off that piece so you just have the soft piece in the front and flip it over and
you are just going to fold this into a little triangle here and then over to the hook side just to
attached so it just nice and neat and you do that at other side as well. And cut out this little thread
you see here. Okay and that's it, now how to install it is actually even easier take some one inch
pressure sensitive bilker tape and as you can see we have a pair of plastic piece you can just pull
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just stick straight to the bilker tape. Now that is stop here and you could easily now remove it
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swag drape over your pull so you've want to stock to the back part of your pull so you don't see
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the top of the pull you kind a want forwards the back of the pulls everything kinds to the drapes
over. If you are going to this with thus for you simply stick it to the top of your desk board
everything will drape down and you're not going to see this up to the top okay.
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haven't done this side yet and when I'm done I'm going to install onto the poll and I will show
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A panel of the D.C. Circuit vacated EPA's Summit Directive--a directive which, in response to an unfavorable decision, imposed different regulatory requirements in one region of the country than those in force elsewhere. The Court found that the directive violated EPA's regional consistency regulations.
EPA's regulations, in connection with the requirements of the Clean Air Act, state that multiple pollutant-emitting activities are considered to be a single stationary source if they are "adjacent." In applying these regulations, EPA has stated that determinations as to whether two or more facilities are "adjacent" should be based on the functional interrelationships of the facilities, not just the physical distance. This functional interrelationship theory was challenged, and in August of 2012, in Summit Petroleum Corp. v. EPA, the Sixth Circuit held that EPA's broad definition of the term "adjacent" was arbitrary and capricious. It therefore required that EPA limit its interpretation to review only the geographical proximity of separate facilities. In response, EPA issued a directive to ordering all regional EPA offices outside of the Sixth Circuit to continue to use the functional interrelationship theory in determining whether facilities are a single source (the "Summit Directive").
The National Environmental Development Association challenged the Summit Directive, asserting its members and facilities outside the Sixth Circuit are at a competitive disadvantage to those within the Sixth Circuit and that EPA established inconsistent criteria in violation of the EPA's regional consistency requirements. EPA argued that it was not required it to ensure national uniformity in response to a judicial decision and that the doctrine of nonaquiescence allowed it to issue the Summit Directive using the broad definition of "adjacent" in states outside the Sixth Circuit.
Giving credence to the competitive advantage argument, the D.C. Circuit rejected EPA's position and vacated the Summit Directive. The Court also noted that the nonaquiescence doctrine does not allow EPA to ignore the plain language of its own regulations, which require regional consistency. The Court did not decide whether the Summit Directive contravened the requirements of the Clean Air Act because the Directive was plainly contrary to EPA's own regulations requiring national uniformity.
National Environmental Development Association's Clean Air Project v. Environmental Protection Agency, 13-1035 (D.C. Cir.)
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Gadget roundup: Retrotastic gear takes us back to the future
Weekly gear roundup
From ax player Jack White's new high-tech vinyl album to a high-tech wood-chopping ax from Finland, here is everything you missed in product announcements this week.
Scandia Senior Easy Chair
Designed in 1957, discontinued in the 1970s, and now back in production, the Scandia Senior Easy Chair is fashioned from laminated and lacquered American walnut with a chrome base and a leather cushion. Who wouldn't want to take it easy in here, senior or no? $2,850
Vipukirves Lever Ax
Chop chop! No ax will reduce a stack of logs to a pile of kindling quicker than this Finnish take on the woodsman's tool. The weighted, curved head weighs 4.2 pounds and the off-center shape twists it to the side once the tip has cut the wood. And see the little tang on the side? That stops the ax from going too deep. Cheap? Nope. But no other ax will "Finnish" the job faster. $269
Veho M6 Mode
There's nothing new about this battery-powered Bluetooth speaker from Veho – but that's the point. The retro style is the reason you'll buy this, although the 8-hour, 1,800-mAh battery, the microphone for taking phone calls and the two speakers can't hurt. $180
Jack White's Lazaretto Ultra LP
I totally can't wait for Jack White's new album, Lazaretto, but I'll probably just buy the download like everyone else. If I had a record player, though, I'd be totally into this crazy 180-gram vinyl LP. Side A plays backward, the album conceals two hidden tracks under its center label, and there's "an electric or acoustic intro for 'Just One Drink' depending on where needle is dropped." $20
Rechargeable Apex Fine Point Stylus for iPad
The Apex is a stylus with a battery, but it doesn't actually connect to the iPad or iPhone you're using it with. Instead, the power just amps up the strength of the contact with the capacitive screen, which gives better contact, according to its maker. $70
Tanner Goods Courier Saddle Bag
Look at this frikkin' saddle bag. Just look at it it. Canvas and leather give it an old-school look, but the fittings are perfect for any bike. It has a strap to hold it under any saddle, even a Brooks (and believe me, getting any saddle bag to fit under a Brooks is a pain), plus a loop to grab the seat-post and stop the bag from swinging around. There's even a place to hook a blinkie light. $125
Rickshaw Bike Basket Bag
This bag sits in your bike's basket and clips into place. Carrying straps turn it into a tote when you're off the bike, and a padded base keeps the contents protected when you're riding. And if it's like all the other Rickshaw bags, it'll be super-light and super-well-designed. You can choose from a zillion color schemes when you customize it on the site. $99
Böker Plus Albatros Table Knife
This little knife is meant for eating and camping, but you could keep it in your cowboy boot and use it for whatever things people who wear cowboy boots use knives for. It's titanium, and the blade is 5mm thick VG-10 steel and of course slims to a sharp edge. The whole package weighs just 6 ounces. $198
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The theme that emerged from this week's plethora of product press releases was "everything old is new again." From the stunning leather-and-canvas bike bag from the talented folks at Tanner Goods to the retro speaker from Veho, it seems our fascination with yesteryear and retro continues unabated.
May your thoughts of relaxing in a cushy easy chair, whittling away with your new table knife while listening to Jack White's new Ultra LP, helps you get through the weekend.
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Westvleteren Blond
The Brewery
West Flanders, Belgium
+32 (0) 70 / 21 00 45
Beer Style
Belgian Blond Trappist
The Beer
Westvleteren Blond - The lightest beer of the Sint-Sixtus family, when confined to its bottle, only to be recognized by the green cap topping it off. This is the beer that the monks themselves drink as their day-to-day thirst quenching brew.
They use to have the Westvleteren 6 (red bottle cap – dark beer – 6.2% ABV) for that purpose (and before that they even had a Westvleteren 4!). But… they sadly stopped brewing it back at the end of 1998, beginning of 1999. No need to even starting to explain how hard it would be just trying to get hold of a single bottle…
Like always with Westvleteren, we don't know anything about what's actually in the brew. The 3 varieties of local hops and the yeast from Westmalle are the only things we're certain of, for the rest your guess would and should be as good as ours.
There are enough clones around, who try to imitate Westvleteren, so maybe you can check them to complete your recipes. Or you can also not bother… and leave it an enigmatic and romantic mystery.
The fact however remains that this isn't a beer to be copied, imitated or cloned. It isn't even possible comparing it to the Westvleteren 8 or 12.
It's a different beer altogether, to see and appreciate the true quality of this world class blond it needs to be compared with similar styled blonde beers with a similar alcohol percentage.
Top-fermentation. re-fermented in the bottle, unfiltered, centrifuged or pasteurized.
Water, Westmalle yeast, malt, 3 varieties of hops, sugar.
Colour & Transparency
Clear blondish straw colour. when refrigerated, the beer will automatically get hazy.
Serving Temperature
Serving Glass
Westvleteren glass. Glass chalice or a large wine glass.
Character, Tastes & Aromas
Tasty, crisp but rather bitter, soft and smooth character, very nicely carbonated. Westvleteren Blond is a very fresh, hoppy and fruity beer.
One can notice a lot of (green) apple as does it have some citrus flavouring to it.
This beer can almost lyrically be described as spring in a glass as it gets topped off with some nice hints of hay and freshly cut grass.
This really is a perfect beer to combine with fresh seafood like scallops, oysters or any dish with freshly cooked grey shrimp (crangon crangon) from the North Sea.
It's also great to drink with a steaming pot of mussels or you can even use some to prepare the mussels in. The blonde Westy goes well with assorted cheeses too, preferably the hard and semi-hard varieties.
Keeping and Storage
The only Westvleteren beer in production that cannot be kept (maximum 1 year). Westvleteren Blond is best drunk as soon as you can lay hands on it as well as at the youngest age possible.
Ageing or holding on to the blond for a special occasion will affect the beer's fruitiness and hops taste.
Bottle ✔ On Tap ✖
The story is the same as with any of the three beers from Westvleteren. It can be a nightmare getting hold of them, but it is possible at the right price.
When checking the availability-page of Sint-Sixtus you will also notice that it isn't brewed as much as the 12 or the 8. Combined with its limited sustainability it's even sometimes harder to get hold of than the 12.
We're sure there are more beer lovers out there that have experienced tasting the 12 than this much sought after blond.
For any further clarification on the subject, ordering details and much more please visit our page on Westvleteren 12, 8 and the brewery. And don't blame us if you end up having nightmares.
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