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If you are looking for a vacation rental in Florida, this is it. This beautiful, cozy cottage is totally remodeled. It has laminate flooring throughout, bathroom totally remodeled with travertine wall and floor. The front has a new landscape with a friendly and a tropical feel. This 2 bedroom cottage sleeps 4 people plus a pull out sofa in the living room will sleep another 2 more people. The dining area has a double French doors that leads to a peaceful backyard. The back has couple of beautiful bottle brush tree, oak and palm trees. A 24 X 28 ft deck with a Tiki hut. A floating dock next to the new deck is available for you to dock your boat. You can bring your own boat. Free use of paddle boat and kayak.
If you want to rent a boat, there are a number of marinas close by (within walking distance). The canal is only minutes away to the Gulf of Mexico. You can sit on the fabulous deck and enjoy your morning coffee/breakfast or have an enjoyable dinner out on the deck, with a beautiful view of the canal. Sometimes you might get lucky seeing dolphins or manatee swimming in the canal right off the deck. Smoking is not allowed inside.
Hudson Beach is very conveniently located. There are quite a few restaurants close by if you like eating out. There are 3 restaurants and a small local beach within walking distant from the cottage. If you enjoy singing, there is a karaoke nights at a local ice cream parlor close by. There are many restaurants and marinas, like Mike dockside, Port Hudson, Greek restaurant, Fisherman's shack and many more.
Some of the world famous beaches are in Clearwater and St Pete which is to the South of Hudson and it's about 30 minutes away. You can go north to Weekee Wachi to watch the world famous mermaids show or go to Homosassa Springs to see the manatee or visit the historic city of Brooksville and Dade City. World famous sponge dock, Tarpon Spring is within 30 minutes away, a cute little Greek town with many great Greek restaurants. World famous theme park like Disneyworld, Seaworld, Bush Garden, Epcot Center, Kennedy Space Center are all within 30 minutes to 2 hours away.
There are many other things to do close by like fishing, boating, sailing, sightseeing, antiquing, live theater, golfing, miniature golf, flea market, horseback riding, zoo/wildlife park, kayaking, water skiing, swimming, shelling and many more.
We are always on vacation when are at the cottage.
Kong Loo purchased this cottage in 1999
We love the beautiful area.
Beach and restaurants within walking distant, boating, fishing walking, biking taking a great paddle boat out, just enjoying the canal and the gulf, watching great wildlife including the dolphins and menattee sometimes play in our waterways. Overall it is just a fabulous place, peaceful outdoor amenities where you can sip your coffee, enjoy your meals, cook on the BBQ and smoker that all our guests love and leave with a very memorable vacation.
I had originally booked this lovely little cottage for a week and fell in love upon arrival. I was lucky enough to be able to extend my stay for a second week. The owners of this property have thought of everything that make staying here cozy and comfortable. The place is spotless and very tastefully decorated in "beach cottage" style. The kitchen is extremely well stocked with every cooking utensil and gadget you could possibly need. There is a huge tiki hut in the back yard that sits over the water. There are several restaurants and an ice-cream shop within easy walking distance. Hudson Beach, an easy walk from the cottage, is a small realistic slice of real Florida. This was a working visit for me and I spent many an hour using my laptop out on the deck. The wireless access included in the rental was a real bonus for me. I would happily recommend this rental to anyone who wants a quiet Florida retreat setting. Shopping & theaters are a simple 5 minute drive. Beautiful place! Amanda, Fort Myers, Fl
Our stay was very nice. Description of property was accurate. Do need a ladder to get out of the water. Very clean and quite. I would recommend the rental. very nice neighbors. went to Wilki watchie {spelling my not be right} nice little ice cream shop right down the street.
If you are deciding whether or not to stay in a house or hotel, like we did, it's an easy decision. Pick the house. Very nice place. Clean. Way more room and privacy than a hotel. All the reviews are accurate. Hong is a great host. He provided everything we asked. The waterfront is a nice perk. The price is unbeatable and we are shoppers. Lower price positions you further away from the popular beaches. There is even an empty lot right next door where our family played badminton. Yes, I would highly recommend.
Thank you so much for having us! We had an amazing time! We absolutely loved the deck and being on the canal! The rental was very clean and made comfortable for us, we had a perfect vacation! We will certainly return! :)
What a wonderfully relaxing vacation!! The house suited our family perfectly - plenty of room to relax and play. We especially enjoyed the outside!! Having the kayak's and bikes were the icing on top. The kids loved it! Thanks so much. Kong made sure we had everything we needed, and when we called him, he immediately took care of any of our concerns. I highly recommend this place!!
The home was everything that was promised. We relaxed on the dock everynight, went to Sams Beach Bar, walking distance, and enjoyed the music and danced!!! If you do some fishing from the dock, put steel leaders on line, as the shark will bite off the nylon (we hooked several but lost, due to no steel leaders.
Try Selters Steakhouse down the road, excellent!
We were so pleased with our stay in this clean, comfortable house! The furnishings are very nice and comfortable, the decor is light and bright, the kitchen was well stocked and all appliances worked flawlessly. Heat and air conditioning (we needed both during our month-long stay) worked great. The walk-in shower is super. The neighborhood is quiet and friendly. This location is hard to beat, with the Hudson Beach area so close and several nice restaurants within walking distance. The live music from a couple of the eating places is audible at the house, but only mildly so and it's generally quite mellow and adds a nice vacation-y touch. The best part (and what makes this place so unique) is that crazy tiki hut deck that extends over the canal. My gosh, we LOVED that spot - it's even decked out with lights that come on every evening at dusk! Whitney & Sons Seafood retail store is just about a half-mile south on #19, if you like to cook your seafood at home. We were sorry to have to leave and we highly recommend this well-maintained home in an exceptional location.
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Andao Wuyi Rare Orchid
This is the first tea I've had in a long time that has left me completely uninspired. It is either I have not unlocked the secrets of this tea, or as I've known for quite some time, I am not one for floral teas. In fact I do not touch anything with jasmine in the title for that very reason.
I enjoy alot of fruits in my teas, but never horribly floral ones. I do not mind floral smells, which is perhaps why I don't avoid Dan Cong's on principal. And this did have a very nice floral orchid smell. Can't say anything else really jumped out at me.
While the broth tasted mediocre at best, honestly reminds me of the taste you get if you lick your fingers after playing with flower petals. Something which I do not enjoy in the least. In fact this tea overall reminded me so much more of a Dan Cong than a wuyi, I'm not entirely sure what to think.
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SINGAPORE - A driver pushed and punched another man in the head for "behaving inappropriately" towards his girlfriend in a pub, causing him to fall to the floor and dislocate his shoulder in an incident last year.
On Tuesday, Tan Yong Chun, 24, was fined $2,500 in a district court after he pleaded guilty to hurting Mr Alvin Tiong Teck Chuan, 32, at the Sonar pub in Orchard Hotel at 2am on Sept 3 last year.
The court heard that Mr Tiong and his colleagues had arrived at the pub three hours before the incident and saw mutual friends celebrating the birthday of Tan's girlfriend. They went over to mingle with the group, which included Tan.
Mr Tiong was later talking to Tan's girlfriend, and had touched her shoulder, when Tan suddenly came up to him and punched his forehead. Mr Tiong fell to the floor and felt pain in his right shoulder after getting up. He grabbed Tan's shirt and asked why he had done that, but Tan responded by punching his right cheek more than five times. This was when the pub's security and Tan's friend intervened and broke up the fight.
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Explosives trace detector
Explosives trace detectors (ETD) are security equipment able to detect explosives of small magnitude. The detection can be done by sniffing vapors as in an explosive vapor detector or by sampling traces of particulates or by utilizing both methods depending on the scenario. Most explosive detectors in the market today can detect both vapors and particles of explosives. Devices similar to ETDs are also used to detect narcotics. The equipment is used mainly in airports and other vulnerable areas considered susceptible to acts of unlawful interference.
Sensitivity is defined as the lowest amount of explosive matter a detector can detect reliably. It is expressed in terms of nano-grams (ng), pico-grams (pg) or femto-grams (fg) with fg being better than pg better than ng. It can also be expressed in terms of parts per billion (ppb), parts per trillion (ppt) or parts per quadrillion (ppq).
Sensitivity is important because most explosives have a very low vapor pressure and give out very little vapor. The detector with the highest sensitivity will be the best in detecting vapors of explosives reliably.
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Portable explosive detectors need to be as light weight as possible to allow users to not fatigue when holding them. Also, light weight detectors can easily be placed on top of robots.
Portable explosive detectors need to be as small as possible to allow for sensing of explosives in hard to reach places like under a car or an inside a trash bin.
Cold start up time and analysis time[edit]
The start up time should not be a parameter for evaluation of an explosive detector. Start up time only indicates the time required by the detector to reach the optimized temperature for detection of contraband substances.
Technologies used in various explosive detectors[1][edit]
Ion mobility spectrometry[edit]
Explosive detection using Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) is based on velocities of ions in a uniform electric field. There are some variant to IMS such as Ion trap mobility spectrometry (ITMS) or Non-linear dependence on Ion Mobility (NLDM) which are based on IMS principle. The sensitivity of devices using this technology is limited to pg levels. The technology also requires the ionization of sample explosives which is accomplished by a radioactive source such as Nickel-63 or Americium-241. This technology is found in most commercially available explosive detectors like the GE VaporTracer, Smith Sabre 4000 and Russian built MO-2M and MO-8. The presence of radioactive materials in these equipments cause regulatory hassles and requires special permissions at customs ports. These detectors cannot be field serviced and may pose radiation hazard to the operator if the casing of the detector cracks due to mishandling. Bi-yearly[clarification needed] checks are mandatory on such equipment in most countries by regulating agencies to ensure that there are no radiation leaks. Disposal of these equipments is also controlled owing to the high half-life of the radioactive material used.
Currently there are companies entering the market with non-radioactive ionization methods for IMS for the ETD application -to overcome the limitations mentioned above. The Bruker "DE-tector" and the Implant Sciences "QS-B220" are examples of these next generation instruments.
ElectroSpray Ionization, Mobility Analysis (DMA) and Tandem Mass Spectrometry (MS/MS) is used by SEDET (Sociedad Europea de Detección) for the "Air Cargo Explosive Screener (ACES)", targeted to aviation cargo containers currently under development in Spain. "SEDET" is a Joint Venture created by SEADM, Morpho and CARTIF in order to develop a new generation of explosive trace detection systems.
Thermo redox[2][edit]
This technology is based on decomposition of explosive substance followed by the reduction of the NO2 groups. Most military grade explosives have an abundance of NO2 groups on them. Explosive vapors are pulled into an adsorber at a high rate and then pyrolized. The presence of NO2 groups in the pyrolized products is then detected. This technology has significantly more false alarms because many other harmless compounds also have an abundance of NO2 groups. For example most fertilizers have NO2 groups which are falsely identified as explosives, and the sensitivity of this technology is also fairly low. A popular detector using this technology is Scientrex EVD 3000.
This technology is based on the luminescence of certain compounds when they attach to explosive particles. This is mostly used in non-electronic equipment such as sprays and test papers. The sensitivity is pretty low in the order of ng.
Amplifying fluorescent polymer[edit]
Amplifying fluorescent polymer (AFP) is a promising new technology and is based on synthesized polymers which bind to explosive molecules and give an amplified signal upon detection. The sensitivity is in the order of fg. Explosive trace detectors based on AFP technology are produced by FLIR Systems. The current generation, Fido X3 provides broad-band trace explosive detection and weighs less than 3 lbs.
Mass Spectrometry[edit]
Recently, Mass Spectrometry (MS) has emerged as another ETD technology, in products such as the Griffin 824 by FLIR Systems. Adoption of Mass Spectrometry should lower false alarms rates often associated with ETD due to the higher resolution of the core technology. Primarily used in desktop ETD systems, Mass Spectrometry can be miniaturized for handheld ETD but at the cost of compromising much of the performance that defines the technology.


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The legacy of Rabindranath Tagore will never really die. His life, thoughts and action retain the power to enthral even seven decades after his death. Any number of publications on him fails to satiate a litterateur's mind and the readers' curiosity.
In the past there may have been many weighty biographies of the Nobel Laureate. But this new addition to the canon published this year has two commendable features. It is compact and concise – in just 140 pages it explores the genesis of Tagore from the creative artist and thinker to the quintessential Renaissance man.
And Uma Das Gupta to her credit has made the book titled "Rabindranath Tagore – An illustrated life" an immensely readable portrait with lots of facts and less novelistic flourishes. Also, the 60-odd illustrations – including some rare ones – accentuate the narrative.
The book is dedicated to her grandson "little Mohan". The inference is perhaps clear that today's generation knows little about this legend, though he has so much to offer. Uma's easy and elegant style of writing has a resonance in all the dozen chapters and that makes the reading manageable across all age groups.
The first part of the book deals with Tagore's early life and education in the family house at Jorasanko, which was a world in itself with a 100 people living at any given time. The sprawling courtyard provided a relic of rural world and an ancient palanquin became an island in the midst of the ocean and turned him into Robinson Crusoe during holidays when he sat with its closed doors, completely lost to view and delightfully safe from prying eyes.
Visit to Himalayas
Uma provides interesting snippets from Tagore's life when he travelled with his father to the Himalayas at the age of 11 and visited Santiniketan and the Golden Temple on the same trip. Or when he lost his mother at the age of 13 and didn't understand the gulf between life and its absence. Later when he sailed to London at the age of 17 and returned after three years, he slipped into the poetic groove and realised the meeting of the East and the West in his own way. But the time he spent in rural East Bengal in 1890 helped him to "find himself". He came into intimate contact with the common man's struggle for survival and it became one of the most productive literary periods of his life. Tagore, says Uma, wrote graphic and ebullient accounts of several things and acknowledged their influence on his mind as 'beyond measure'. This was also the time when he became a keen observer of life and wrote 50 short stories and penned down powerful essays for the country's social reforms. The plays he wrote and set to music and dance were second only to his songs in popularity.
What made Tagore's creative writings so timeless and universal, says the author, was that it reflected his personal experience of the human condition and how he came to terms with it. Personal experience became a touchstone for him.
At the emotional heart of the book are the pivotal events in Tagore's life – the deaths of his sister-in-law, wife, second daughter, father, youngest son, eldest daughter and his only grandson. His verse became increasingly an offering to God. They were so full of innocent delight that nobody would guess how anxious and grief-stricken he must have been at that time, writes Uma.
Tagore's love and compassion for human beings and his free thinking and unconventional religious beliefs brought a focus to his humanism. His deepening experience of relating with man and nature gave him his two most persistent drives in life, bringing education and joy to the children and to the lowly. This led to the creation of Santiniketan (the abode of peace) School, where students attained a synthesis of knowledge and feeling and the Viswa Bharati international university that passed from moments of angst into an inspiring environment with idealists and specialists from all over the world joining hands to bring hope and action into the lives of the local people.
The biography explores Tagore's views and writings on the historical and political issues of the age, especially his thoughts and ideas on nationalism and internationalism, religion, humanism, self-esteem. Though famed for his literary, artistic and intellectual capabilities, Tagore was also known to lead a very lonely life, says the author. In her brief biography, Uma alludes to Tagore's predicament with appreciative recognition. She provides an insightful exploration of the turbulence beneath the talent and helps to understand the complex inner workings of the mind of the savant, who yearned for fame and yet lived in constant fear of it ruining his life.
The author succeeds in presenting Tagore as a conscious artisan. She points out the steps he took to enlarge his palette. For instance, he remained the restless indefatigable traveller. His endless voyages, writes Uma, were in search of diverse cultural experiences and another expression of embracing the wider world. Though he and Gandhi shared a mutual admiration, they differed on many counts, for Tagore did not endorse the Non-Cooperation Movement and placed humanism above nationalism. Many did not understand his ambivalence about East-West relations. Though he opposed British imperialism, he remained a great admirer of English literature and art.
It is a triumph to capture the detail of the experience and suffering of Tagore, who was born at the confluence of three important movements – the wave of social and religious reform, the literary renaissance in Bengal and the nationalist struggle. Even though multiple questions still remain unanswered about the 'poet-novelist-playwright-musician-essayist-educationist-painter', the book is an uplifting work.
(Soma Basu is a feature writer with The Hindu in Madurai)
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The U.S. space agency has identified the members of the Review of U.S. Human Space Flight Plans Committee.
Norman Augustine, retired chairman of the Lockheed Martin Corp. will lead the committee. Augustine was a member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
Other members include:
– Wanda Austin, president of The Aerospace Corp.
– Bohdan Bejmuk, chairman of NASA's Constellation program Standing Review Board.
– Leroy Chiao, former astronaut, former International Space Station commander and engineering consultant.
– Christopher Chyba, professor of astrophysical sciences at Princeton University and a member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
– Edward Crawley, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor and co-chairman of the NASA Exploration Technology Development Program Review Committee.
– Jeffrey Greason, co-founder and CEO of XCOR Aerospace.
– Charles Kennel, chairman of the National Academies Space Studies Board.
– Retired Air Force Gen. Lester Lyles, chairman of the National Academies Committee on the Rationale and Goals of the U.S. Civil Space Program.
– Sally Ride, former astronaut and professor emerita at the University of California-San Diego.


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Measuring the graphics performance in Dark Messiah consisted of loading a save point that begins with a full screen cut-scene of the player approaching the gates of Stonehelm on horseback. The cut-scene changes to half-screen when an Ogre approaches and attacks the castle entrance. Control of the player is then taken over for a brief period as the ogre bursts through the front gate. An MPEG-1 video clip of the action is available for viewing here (~ 22 MB).
With the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB installed, Dark Messiah recommended that a medium texture resolution be used whereas the texture resolution defaulted to high on the GeForce 7900 GTX. With VidMemWatcher running, it was interesting to see the memory usage increase as the level of AA was applied within the in-game menu. Again, the memory usage being reported was the value that appeared after the benchmark was complete on the GeForce 7900 GTX.
The limitation of 320MB became apparent with Dark Messiah after having changed the texture resolution from medium to high with the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB installed.
Without antialiasing, the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB was the better performer in Dark Messiah. However, at 2x and 4x AA, the GeForce 7900 GTX was.
As a side note, the average frame rate on the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB increased from 45fps to 53fps when the texture resolution was lowered from high to medium at 2560x1600 with no antialiasing.
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DAYTON -- Local veterans may want to mark their calendars for Aug. 20 and 21, when Dayton VFW Post 5549, Veterans Affairs representatives from Walla Walla and longtime veterans advocate Victor Kuhns will host a seminar on veterans benefits.
The Vets Helping Vets Benefits Seminar has been held in Dayton annually for the past two years.
Dayton VFW Commander Jerry Berg said the seminar has helped many veterans in the area access health care, prescription drugs, counseling, pension funds and other benefits they may not realize they are entitled to or don't know how to access.
Topics include qualifications for coverage, what veterans need to know before going into a benefits evaluation, required forms and paperwork (copies provided), recent changes to veterans policies, and an open forum where presenters and attendees can ask questions and share knowledge about the process of acquiring benefits.
According to Berg, recent policy changes may entitle certain veterans to additional benefits. These include those who think they may be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder; think they might have been exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam; served during the Korean War; or are naval veterans.
While Berg said about 80 percent of the veterans who attended last year were from Dayton, he would like to see more veterans from around the region attend.
While the information covered at each say's seminar will be similar, Berg said it is worthwhile for veterans to attend both days, because different questions will be asked and discussed in each day's forum.
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Mike Tyson recently sat down with WTAE and Andrew Stockey to talk about his past and more importantly local fighters Sammy Vasquez and Rod Salka. In case you can't watch the video here are some of the highlights:
- This is the first time Tyson has spent any time in Pittsburgh, he drove through 20 years ago, and the biggest thing he notices is how much nicer the city is.
- The main reason he is here is because Pittsburgh has been a big fight city "since the beginning of time" and has had 10 world champions.
- Sammy Vasquez who has a tremendous fan base deserves a fighter in front of his fans in Pittsburgh.
- Vasquez is a fan favorite fighter and Iron Mike likes that.
- The last Vasquez fight reminded him of old school fighters and Rocky Balboa because he was knocked down and jumped back up to knock him out.
- Rod Salka doesn't fool around and comes to fight and please the crowd.
- They fight similar but Sammy just wants it and he hasn't had a chance to see Rod to much.
- Vasquez has an infinity for his fans and doesn't want to let them down and that's a good quailty.
- It's weird being a promoter and talking about other people more than himself.
- He works for the fighter and wants the world to know them like he does.
- Boxing isn't dead but we need an exciting heavyweight.
- He doesn't know what he wants people to think about him when they speak in the future.
It is a really interesting piece and even if you cant watch it now I suggest you check it out whenever you can. Don't forget that Sammy Vasquez and Rod Salka will be on Showtime live this Friday.


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I was using AK-Builder barrel pin removal tool to push barrel pin out of a MAK-90 and the pin came out but the AK-Builder barrel pin push rod is now solidly stuck in place. Anyone have tricks/tips/tools to free up the pin from the trunnion?(I now know that a Chinese barrel pin is 6.5mm and an AK-Builder (i.e. European Barrel pin is 7.0 mm) Nonetheless I need ideas as to how to extract/drill/press this pin out. I had a gentleman try to mill it out and he said he was not able to do so. Apparently the AK-Builder Barrel pin punch (which is lodged in the barrel pin slot) is hardened to the point of problem.
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First phase of Murrieta Creek project finally under way
The January 1993 flood followed two weeks of almost daily rain and a downpour of almost nine inches of rain in one hour on the Santa Rosa Plateau. The flood sent a wall of mud and debris 3 feet high through the streets of Old Town Temecula. That deluge caused $12 million in damage in Temecula and Murrieta and stranded some residents in their homes for days. A helicopter had to be used to rescue a pregnant woman on Pujol Street and get her to the hospital in time to give birth. Downstream at Camp Pendleton, $88 million in damage was done to equipment and facilities.
Flood-control officials now estimate that as many as 600 homes and business are vulnerable to flooding, which would cause an estimated $517 million in damage should the creek once again rise above its banks.
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The first phase of the project requires removing about 300,000 cubic yards of dirt -- about enough to cover 20 football fields to a depth of 10 feet -- from the creek.
Five days a week, 10 hours each day, an armada of earth movers and bulldozers enter the creek bed to dig up dirt, sift it to remove any debris and load it into dump trucks to be hauled away. So far, the earth-moving has not uncovered anything interesting.
"Mostly tires and trees and some concrete," Smith said. "Nothing too terribly exciting."
A large amount of the excavated dirt is being taken to the Wolf Creek development, off of Pechanga Parkway in the southern part of Temecula, to be used as fill dirt, Smith said.
"I have gotten some calls from people wanting dirt and I refer them to the contractor," she added..
Phase One will widen the creek bed's bottom, now at about 150 feet, to about 240 feet. The width across the top of the creek will reach 500 feet at its widest point. The first phase also will include a 70-foot wide corridor terraced several feet above the bottom of the channel's eastern side and planted with wetlands vegetation.
"The excavation work is about 75 percent done," Smith said.
After the dirt is removed, the contractor will plant native vegetation along the side slops to stabilize the area.
Trails at the top of each slope will be used as both maintenance roads and for bike and horse riders.
"The bike trail will be on the west side and the equestrian trail on the east," Smith said.
When the entire project is complete in about five years, those trails will extend the full seven miles of the project, from Murrieta to the south end of Temecula.
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The design of the project's second phase -- through Old Town Temecula and north to Winchester Road -- will begin later this year. Excavation work in the historic district is planned to begin in summer 2005.
Developed property along the waterway in Old Town requires the creek bed to be narrower -- about 170 feet wide -- the slopes steeper, and riparian-habitat corridor only about 20 feet wide. The creek bed widens once it passes Old Town.


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One of my favorite films was "The Dish" staring Sam Neil. A slightly fictionalized retelling of how Parkes was used to broadcast the Appollo 11 Moon landings.
One of my favorite films was "The Dish" staring Sam Neil. A slightly fictionalized retelling of how Parkes was used to broadcast the Appollo 11 Moon landings.
I thought it was okay as long as I posted the insult in both French and English.
The issue is there are too many insurance companies. The core is the same, as in there's a claim and there's standardized billing codes for procedures. However, each insurance company has a different set of policies on how visits should be coded.
This has lead to health care providers hiring claims optimizers that help them code the visit to extract the most money from the insurance company. Which leads to insurance companies hiring claims optimizers to shape policy to reduce the amount they pay. Then times that by the number of insurance companies they might deal with. Add a little more complication if you're insurance is out of state and they use another companies network and policies. It's a giant clusterfuck.
This is also one of the major drivers of health care cost. There are plenty of other countries that have private health insurance. The difference is the gov't sets a common claims format and policy. They typically also set the base cost of each service (adjusted for cost of living for the area). That means the insurance companies compete on having lower administration costs and programs to make the members healthier.
Ironically they said the VP they said that to was a women. She hired two female programers. I rolled off that contract soon after and my understanding is pretty much all the IT resources in the building were replaced by "prevailing wage" H1-B workers.
My first experience with them was back in 1999. They came into our office saying they could provide programmers at 60% of the cost of the existing contractors. Even less if we were willing to hire a woman.
I'm sure the Chinese Gov't would be more than happy to have the US Gov't check the serial numbers on those Xeon chips to tell were the source is. Obviously not. As long as the chips are allowed to be exported to China for general business use I don't see any way for the US to control it. At best whatever quasi Gov't agency in China has to buy through a 3rd party and falsify some paperwork
It's not like China doesn't have FABs and engineers that could make a similar CPU. What Intel fears the most is this will kickstart some national pride that's going to end with gov't funded R&D to make high end CPUs and GPUs.
It's a bit akin to the CarMax approach.
Long and short of this is we're not going to know how well this works (or doesn't) for at least a year.
Because "Flyover Land" is still pretty expensive. There's a lot of reasons to choose H1-B. The biggest being that they need to be sponsored. That sponsorship puts the employee under the thumb of the employer. They can revoke that sponsorship at any time forcing the employee to leave the country if they cannot find a new sponsor.
Some corporate bean counter figures he can pay a college hire and a H1-B about the same. The college hire will gain experience and will want a raise. If they don't get it they'll leave. The H1-B visa holder doesn't have that flexibility.
The problem for the companies is that the current Visa caps means even H1-B workers are in short supply. This has not gone unnoticed to the folks that run the consulting companies that often sponsor the Visa candidates. I was talking to an IT manager a few months ago and they were complaining the Wipro wanted to raise their rates for Business Analysts to over $100/hr. Mind you the worker isn't going to see most of that money.
The current bill in the senate that has bi-partisan support entirely removes all H1-B visa caps. It's the nuclear option more or less for American Tech workers.
In in a modest market in the midwest the wages are closer to 70-80K. The issue is likely that he's doing hardware programming. You're competing with Chinese engineering firms.
My experiences with IBM is you get a couple true blue IBM guys that act as front men that go to meetings while the real work is done by off-shore workers. Sometimes the offshore folks are IBM, but a lot of the time they are someone IBM has contracted to do the work. Which is why increasingly American companies have been dumping IBM and cutting deals directly with the offshore companies. Why pay IBM to be a middle-man? It's unclear to me exactly what value IBM brings in China outside a name to make executives and investors feel like good decisions are being made. Maybe that's enough.
If you needed someone to write device drivers or interact with low level hardware I could see that. If you need someone to write a web application or service based API, not so much.
Maybe Colbert will hire Stewart to be the Late Show's side kick?
They really screwed over the MST3K guys. Unless the shows are broadcast on TV the cast doesn't get jack squat. None of the cast gets jack squat for the DVDs and box sets.
Kilborn did 5 questions when he hosted the Late Late show. I used to think Kilborn was playing this self absorbed D-Bag host (think of it as a pre-Colbert), but after seeing the longer format interviews on the Late Late show (not to meant ion the blow up with Liz Windstead), I'm not sure if it was an act.
It's really the wrong question. The industry is going in the direction where the OS is simple and secure while the App deployment package is responsible for having all the required bits and pieces required to make the app work.
For instance for a Java application we might use something like Spring-Boot to assist in creating the deployment artifact. That artifact will include the Apache Tomcat server. So all we need is a simple Linux server that has a JVM installed. Comes in handy for automation for running stuff at one of the many "cloud" providers.
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Maoist guerrillas have abducted a government official from the Palamau district of Jharkhand and demanded a ransom of Rs 20 lakh, police said on Tuesday.
About 20 rebels of the Jharkhand Liberation Tiger (JLT) abducted Alok Kumar at gun point from Kekargarh village of Palamau, 190 km from State capital Ranchi, on Monday evening.
Mr. Kumar is a Circle Officer (CO) of Paki block of Palamau district.
Mr. Kumar was abducted when he went there for selecting the Aganwadi members. The guerrillas have alleged that Mr. Kumar had already selected the Aganwadi members after taking bribe and was just completing formalities by visiting the village, a police officer said.
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Oklahoma State has suffered another incredible, unimaginable tragedy and some of my first thoughts were for Bill and Nicki Hancock.
They've already lived this -- this horrible loss of life. Bill, as you might know, is the executive director of the BCS. He has been called by many, without hesitation, the nicest man on the planet. Nicki is his wife, a loving traveling and life partner. They seem to be inseparable.
I can't imagine what they're going through today. Bill and Nicki are from small-town Hobart, Okla. Bill went to Oklahoma and worked for the Big Eight and the NCAA in his wondrous career. Their lives will never be the same.
Two Oklahoma State coaches were killed Thursday in yet another small plane crash that will strike again to the soul of the friendly university in small-town Stillwater. Bill and Nicki are forever part of that soul.
All the pain will come flooding back. It was 10 years and 10 months ago that 10 persons from the Oklahoma State family were killed on the way back from a men's basketball game. Players, staff, loved ones. In a snowy Colorado field, their small private plane went down.
On Thursday it was Cowboys women's basketball coach Kurt Budke and assistant Miranda Serna as well as two others. They were on a recruiting trip. The plane went down in central Arkansas. In the days and weeks ahead, we will hopefully find out how one school can suffer the same tragedy the same way. Probably not. We thought we would have closure at some point after 2001. This is a wound that will never heal.
That's why I thought immediately of the Hancocks. A lot of us in the profession knew Will Hancock well. As a sports information guy at Oklahoma State, his career track was paralleling his father's. Bill oversaw the Final Four for the NCAA for more than a decade. Will was a younger, just as friendly version of his dad who made Cowboys basketball pop with his knowledge, story ideas and stats.
The Hancocks' bright, wonderful son was among those killed in that first crash. It hurts so much now to have to differentiate between the two tragedies.
One impacted the Hancocks directly, the latest no doubt will add to the bottomless sadness they feel each day. Now the pain is back in real time.
There is plenty of sympathy to go around today – to the families of Budke and Serna, to Oklahoma State. But somewhere a saddened, loving couple will be reliving a tragedy that will never leave them.
Pray for them too when you pray for the latest to perish at Oklahoma State.


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Warminster supervisors fired a police officer "with regret" Thursday night.
Officer Zak Jackson, who had been on the force for more than decade and had been promoted to corporal in 2006, was terminated at the recommendation of Chief S. Michael Murphy.
Township Manager Robert Tate read Murphy's recommendation to the board. No reason was given for Jackson's dismissal, although Tate had said earlier that there was no criminal investigation related to the firing.
Murphy was not at the meeting. Lt. James Donnelly said he couldn't comment on the matter.
In voting to fire Jackson, Supervisor Tom E. Panzer said he was doing so "with regret." Board Chairwoman Ellen S. Jarvis echoed Panzer's sentiment.
Jackson was the officer who captured Donald A. Traub, the gunman who shot and killed a Warminster woman in the parking lot of the Giant as she loaded groceries into her vehicle on Aug. 31, 1999. Traub, whose shooting spree terrorized area residents for over a year, was sought in two other slayings. Jackson stopped a vehicle driven by Traub on York Road as the killer fled the shooting scene.
He received a commendation from the township for his work.
None of the supervisors wanted to discuss the matter after the meeting. Prior to taking a vote on Jackson's dismissal, the board went into executive session at Panzer's request.
When they returned, solicitor Michael Savona told the board that Jackson's dismissal comes not only on the recommendation of the police chief but also of David Truelove, the township's attorney for labor and personnel matters.
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Starbreeze: It was not our choice not to do The Darkness II
Starbreeze Studios has come out and said that it was not their choice that the sequel to their cult comic book adaptation The Darkness was developed by a different studio.
The Chronicles of Riddick developer stated that the decision was out of their hands and was taken when they had already started working on another project.
Starbreeze's Mikael Nermark said: "The decision was not up to Starbreeze, and when it was decided to do a sequel we had already started working on a new project."
The Scandinavian developer is currently working on an project called RedLime with EA which is widely believed to be a reboot of the Bullfrog classic series, Syndicate. Nermark said recently that it is their biggest project to date.
The Darkness II is in development at Toronto-based studio Digital Extremes and will be out this autumn on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
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Shared Sensor and Actuator Networks (SSAN) represents a new design trend of Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs) that allows the system infrastructure to be shared among multiple applications submitted by different users instead of the original application-specific network design. In this context, we propose a task scheduling algorithm that well utilizes the characteristics of applications with common tasks to improve the system energy efficiency, so as to extend the most concerned performance metric system lifetime. Our proposal is validated by both computer simulations and real sensor nodes tests.
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Here is our regular look around the NBA — links to stories worth reading and notes to check out (stuff that did not get its own post here at PBT) — done in bullet point form. Because bloggers love bullet points like men love Mila Kunis.
• Rookie Royce White joined the Houston Rockets training camp Monday, with an agreement sort of in place to deal with his anxiety disorder (he'll be taking a bus to most team road games). It's good to see him there and the organization trying to accommodate him not just look past a talented player because things might be a little harder. Feel free to draw your own life/business conclusions from that.
• J.J. Hickson is your starting center for the Portland Trail Blazers, at least right now through the preseason. Yes, that J.J. Hickson.
• It's not really a surprise, but the Clippers confirmed Chris Paul will not play against the Heat in preseason games in China due to his thumb surgery recovery.
• DeJuan Blair is having trouble finding a defined role on the Spurs this season, and he's a little frustrated with that. If you're looking for guys to put near the top of your "I bet they get traded" list, Blair would be a good choice.
• Rasheed Wallace is getting in shape for the Knicks by boxing. There's a joke there but I just can't find it.
• The Washington Wizards are concerned about the point guard position, particularly after John Wall. They should be.
• The Hawks Anthony Tolliver scratched a cornea during Sunday's preseason game and he could miss some camp time.
• Suns guard Shannon Brown needed stitches after bumping heads with a teammate in practice.
• There are some Celtics fans who, after Jared Sullinger had a couple good preseason games against Euro teams, are thinking he should start over Brandon Bass. I think those fans need to get back on their meds. But Sullinger can be important for the Celtics.
• Eddy Curry may not make the Spurs roster, but if he doesn't the Bucks, Trail Blazers, Hornets and Bulls may have interest in him, reports Sam Amico of Fox Sports Florida.
• Bradley Beal is doing an online rookie diary.
• Kobe was asked about Shaq cracking on Dwight Howard (and Howard defending himself) but decided not to really play along.
• Here is a full transcription of a radio interview with Phil Jackson, where he says among other things it is not going to be easier for LeBron James to win another title now that he has won one.
• Speaking of radio interview transcripts, here is Magic coach Jacque Vaughn dodging the word rebuilding but basically saying just that.
• Things went off without much of a hitch at the new Barclay Center in Brooklyn for the recent run of Jay-Z concerts, but there were issues with the first basketball event (a Harlem Globetrotters event).
• And we close tonight with Scott Machado's sweet no-look alley-oop pass.
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