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Leadership Opportunities
Here at UT Arlington there are so many ways to be a leader. Most on-campus organizations have leadership positions to fill.
Resident Assistants
Resident Assistants (RAs) are students selected on the basis of leadership, experience, scholarship, and the desire to help residents realize their potential for self-development through group living. They are representatives of the Department of Apartment and Residence Life, the Housing Department, and the Division of Student Affairs. As staff members of the University, RAs are expected to act accordingly.
They are responsible for acting as role models for resident students, as well as using their own best judgment, maturity, and concern for those individuals with whom they live and work with. RAs are usually hired for the entire academic with recruitment in early Spring semester and a start date of June or August.
Office Assistants
Office Assistants are students selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, life experience, and the desire to be part of an extraordinary customer service team for residence hall students. By working to maintain the smooth and efficient running of the hall office, Office Assistants play an integral role in the development of a safe and supportive community in their residence hall. Office Assistants are part of the UT-Arlington Apartment & Residence Life Department and are recognized as University staff members; they are therefore expected to act with professionalism and respect in all circumstances. Especially during times when they are not working, Office Assistants are responsible for acting as role models for residents by using their own best judgment, maturity, and concern for those individuals in their community.
Hall Council
Hall Council's are comprised of all of the residents living in a particular Residence Hall with an executive board of either elected or appointed student representatives. The goals of the Hall Council are to provide a representative body for students to provide input into the running of the Residence Hall, to organize and implement activities for the hall, and to provide for the needs or desires of residents in the hall. On the Wednesday of the first week of school, each Hall Council host an interest session to provide information about the council and to offer opportunities for students to get involved. Each Hall Council will select executive board members and designate members to serve as part of the campus-wide Residence Hall Association.
Residence Hall Association (RHA)
RHA offers an exciting opportunity for residents to get involved in bettering their college experience. Comprised of members from each hall, organization members meet to plan residence hall programming and discuss residence hall concerns, policies, and facilities. Any residence hall student has the chance to join RHA as a general member, as an executive board member, or as a representative from your hall council. When you have suggestions, please contact your RHA representative. RHA members may also be given the opportunity to attend regional conferences. You can apply to be a member through ARL website.
Peer Academic Leaders (PALs) serve as mentors, teachers, and resources to students who take a First Year Seminar, or who opt to join a Freshman Interest Group (FIG). PALs assist first-time, first-year students by providing academic support and social opportunities while teaching students how to adjust to college life at UT Arlington. In addition to teaching either a one-hour Freshman Seminar (UNIV 1131 or COLA 1100) or a three-hour Freshman Seminar (NURS 1335), PALs advise students on matters such as academic policy and procedure, departmental programming, social opportunities, and refer students to the appropriate University official or office when necessary.
Peer Academic Leaders are required to maintain official university course records, accomplish varied clerical tasks, and perform other related duties as required. Peer Academic Leaders are called upon occasionally to serve as unofficial ambassadors to UT Arlington by welcoming new students onto campus and promoting the Freshman Interest Group Program as well as other University student-centered opportunities as various marketing events. Depending on the assignment, Peer Academic Leaders may be required to live in Kalpana Chawla Hall (a monetary stipend will be offered to supplement associated costs). The Peer Academic Leader position is a part-time, paid position open to undergraduate students attending UT Arlington.
With more than 10,000 students living on or within five miles of campus, there are always opportunities for involvement, both academically and socially. Join any of our more than 330 student organizations, a Freshman Interest Group, or get involved with intramural sports – there's never a shortage of things to do, and you'll be close enough to take advantage of all of it.


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Upcoming Events You Won't Want to Miss!
Save a Life: Keene YMCA Offers CPR & First Aid Courses
Submitted by Organizational Champion, Keene Family YMCA
Save a life and take a First Aid and CPR class at the Keene Family YMCA!
Date: Sunday February 2nd, 2014
Time: AHII CPR Pro: 9:00 am-2:00 pm & ASHIII First Aid 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Location: Keene Family YMCA, 200 Summit Rd, Keene
Event Details:
- Must be 15 yrs old to take either courses.
- Participants may take one of both courses.
- Registration is required and is separate for each course.
CPR Pro Pricing: Y Members: $50.00
Non members: $75.00
First Aid Pricing: Y Members: $40.00
Community Participants: $50.00
Looking for a certification, but these options don't work for you? We're committed to offering First Aid, CPR, AED and Oxygen courses throughout the year. Like us on Facebook and check out our website for up to date information.
For more information about this course, contact Kelley O'Hara at email@example.com.
Regional Farms CSA Fair Set For Sunday, February 16th
Submitted by Organizational Champion, The Monadnock Food Co-op
A free Monadnock Region CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Fair will be held at the Monadnock Food Co-op on Sunday, February 16th from 1-4 p.m. Nine area CSA farmers will have informational tables and be on hand to answer questions on their farms and CSA memberships.
Although each local CSA farm is unique and individually run, each offers "shares" of locally grown food to community members. There are variations in the price, share size, distribution, choices, pick-up sites, payment plans and variety of food offered. Some CSA farms concentrate on vegetable production, while others offer eggs, meat, flowers, berries, maple syrup, honey, raw milk, cheese, yogurt, or other local products.
The commitment from community members to join a CSA implies a willingness to share with the farmer both the rewards and risks of small-scale farming. Weather, pest damage, and crop failures affect both the farmer and the shareholder. The entire community absorbs the costs of raising food in sustainable ways, and farmers receive consistent appreciation and financial support for their efforts. The shareholders know when, where, and how their food is grown, and are assured of high-quality and nutritious produce, grown without the use of any synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides.
A CSA membership supports local farms and the local economy, eliminating the environmental and food quality costs of marketing, packaging, and shipping food long distances. Freshly picked, locally grown fruits and vegetables are a good value because they have superior flavor and more vitamins and minerals than many large-scale commercially raised crops. Sustainable farm practices also avoid the hidden costs of pesticide residues, soil erosion, and polluted surface ground water often associated with large scale conventional agriculture.
Local farmland in CSA use becomes healthier through crop rotation, composting, cover crops, natural fertilizers, and periodic resting. In addition, small farms are able to grow heirloom or little-known varieties of fruits and vegetables, which helps maintain the diversity and vitality of the world's seed bank.
Some CSA farmers chose to receive organic certification for their produce, other farmers use organic and /or biodynamic techniques exclusively but do not choose certification.
Cheshire Fairgrounds CSA: Vegetables & herbs. To find out more information about the CSA or to sign up, contact farmer Taylor Barnes at (603) 762-5037 or email@example.com. For more information about the Cheshire Fairgrounds, contact Jori Johnson at (603) 357-4740 or stop in at the Fairgrounds at 247 Monadnock Hwy, Swanzey, NH 03446.
7th Annual CMC/DHK Sports Medicine 5K Run/Walk & Kids' Fun RunSubmitted by Organizational Champion, Cheshire Medical Center Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene
Join us for the 7th annual CMC/DHK Sports Medicine 5K Run/Walk & Kid's Fun Run on Saturday, April 12th, 2014.
Date: Saturday April 12th, 2014
8:00 am Check-in Opens
9:00 am Kid's Fun Run
9:30 am 5K Walk Begins
10:30 am 5K Run Begins
11:15 am Awards Ceremony
Location: Cheshire Medical Center Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene, 580-590 Court St. Keene
Event Details:
- $20.00 through 5:00 pm Thursday April 10th
- $25.00 on Race Day Saturday April 12th
- Kid's Fun Run FREE!
- First 300 Runners and walkers to register receive a FREE T-shirt!
- Register here: www.CheshireSportsMed5K.org
Healthy Happy Hearts WeekSubmitted by Organizational Champion, Cheshire Children's Museum
The Cheshire Children's Museum is celebrating Valentine's Day by focusing on what makes a healthy, happy heart. Eating well, exercise, being kind to others and doing things we love are a few of the ways to keep your heart healthy and happy. Join us for the week to celebrate hearts!
All week long, we will have supplies out to decorate bags for "Meals-on-Wheels" recipients. Giving to others makes your heart happy! In addition, check out the special activities we will have going on each day below:
Sunday 2/9: Take our heart challenge scavenger hunt. Find the pictures throughout the
museum and choose which picture shows the heart healthy activity (all day).
Tuesday 2/11: What do you love to do? Make a Valentine Fortune Teller to find out! (all day). At 4:00 join Bridgette from for a half hour of heart pumping cardio!
Wednesday 2/12: Make a wooden heart craft to add some love to your home.
Thursday 2/13: Loving a pet can help keep hearts healthy and happy. Come see the adoptable animal the Monadnock Humane Society brings at 10:30!
Friday 2/14:11:00 Hannaford's registered dietitian presents "Eat This Not That", a program about heart-healthy food choices and ideas.
For more information, visit our website or call (603) 903-1800.
Upcoming Events at the Keene Rec Center!Submitted by Organizational Champion, City of Keene Parks and Recreation Dept.
February Family Winter Carnival
Come out to Robin Hood Park to enjoy a day ice skating, having cardboard sliding competition and a snowman making contest. This event is free and open to the public. There will be music , hot chocolate prizes and more!
Date: Saturday, February 22nd, 2014
Time: 12:00-2:00 pm
Location: Robin Hood Park, Keene
For more information please contact Meghan Spaulding at (603) 357-9829.
Father/Daughter Dance!
Come to KPRD for our Father/Daughter dance! This event will be from 6:30PM to 8:30PM. The cost per couple will be $5.00. All proceeds will benefit our program scholarship fund!
Date: Friday February 21st, 2014
Time: 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Keene Rec Center, 312 Washington St, Keene
For more information please contact Meghan Spaulding at (603) 357-9829.

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Missing from all the hoopla regarding Obamacare is any mention of the alternative: universal, single-payer health care provided directly by the government. Also called Medicare-for-All, it would eliminate the need for private health insurance altogether.
According to Wikipedia, elimination of insurance overhead and hospital billing costs would immediately save $350 billion per year. It would reduce all national health care expenses by an estimated 40 percent over the long run.
The Obamacare law was written by the insurance industry with the primary aim of gaining 50 million mandated new customers. These insurance behemoths do not add one whit to the health care of the average citizen, but they do make a lot of money and are huge campaign donors.
Congress let us down big time by allowing insurance companies to write this legislation, and President Obama should never have signed it.
America is the only developed country that does not already provide national health care.
Any new taxes needed to cover the cost of Medicare-for-All would be considerably less than the mandated insurance premiums they would replace. And everybody would automatically be covered without need for these cumbersome "health insurance exchanges."
Not only has our government let us down with regard to health care, but the media have also been remiss in failing to emphasize this insurance-free alternative. America needs to join the rest of the developed world in providing health care for all its citizens.
Instead of arguing endlessly over details of this flawed law, Congress should be working to change Obamacare to Medicare-for-All.


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What's New?
Now Scheduling Hands-on Computer Classrooms for Spring 2005
The Teach/Learn Center is soliciting scheduling requests for spring semester 2005 for our hands on computer facilities from faculty, UNH department chairs and academic department administrative office professionals. Currently there are two hands-on computer classrooms available with student and instructor stations, computer projection, A/V and distance learning capability. Please see our Facilities page for complete description and images of the classrooms at at.unh.edu/tlc/facilities.html. You can submit your request via the web by clicking on the link above, or by calling our offices at 862-0572 between the hours of 8 AM and 5 PM Monday through Friday. For further information, or additional assistance, we can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 862-0572. Thank you.
Teach/Learn Center Customer Survey
Your opinion matters! Please take a moment to complete a survey, so that we may serve you better. On-line survey can be found at survey.unh.edu/cis/at and is listed as Audiovisual Services- Hands-on and Distance Learning Classrooms.
Netsupport School Class Management Software Available in the Teach/Learn Centers
We have just installed a new software application in our hands-on classrooms in Hewitt301 and the DL Classroom in the MUB that will facilitate student interactions from a central console. With Netsupport you can now control what your students view on their computer displays, provides you with quick and easy ways of sharing your computer diplays with all your students, and their displays with you. Other features to note are the annotation capabilities, instant survey creation, and student display blackout for when you want their undivided attention. For more information, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 862-0572.
Videoconferencing...the easy way to fly
The Teach and Learn Centers videoconferencing studio just had the best year ever, reaching out to universities in locations ranging from California, Toronto, and Vancouver to Scotland, London, and Rome. This fall semester will be capped off with participation in MegaConference VI, a twelve-hour conference that will connect over 200 university and research videoconferencing sites around the world.
An inexpensive and convenient way to share resources, videoconferencing has assisted search commitees to conduct job searches, aided faculty collaboration on research, participate in thesis defense, and guest lecture at universities in United States and abroad. Please call Christopher Way @ 862-0572 for more information.
http://at.unh.edu/tlc/rreq.html Fall 2004 Scheduling Dates
We will begin soliciting requests for room reservations for the
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concerning the status of your request by April 23, 2004. You will
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you may submit a request through our web reservation form (above link).
Spring Reservations Still Accepted!
Looking for a computer classroom for a few course sessions? We have
scheduled many courses into our computer classrooms, but some time slots
remain available! Submit your classroom requests for Spring 2004 via our
web reservation form.
Hewitt 301 Upgraded
In partnership with the School of Health and Human Services, Hewitt 301
was upgraded to a 30-seat, Windows hands-on classroom. The room also
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Greensboro, NC Truth Commission release Final Report by Mitch E. Perry
In Greensboro, North Carolina last night, the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its final report.
The Commission ââ¬â the first of its kind in the U.S. has been studying for the past 2 years the events of November 3rd, 1979. On that day, 5 labor organizers were shot dead in the Streets of a Greensboro housing project by a caravan of Klansman and Neo-Naziââ¬â¢s.
There were state and federal Trials ââ¬â the Klansmen pleaded ââ¬Ëself-defenseââ¬â¢ and were acquitted of murder charges. During a 3rd Civil Trial, Klansmen were found liable for 1 of the 5 deaths.
Jennifur Curry is a reporter with radio station WFDD in Greensboro, and was at last nightââ¬â¢s meeting where the report was unveiled. The report, over 400 pages in length, comes out 26 years AFTER the incident. WMNF asked Jen Curry why such a lengthy delay?(roll tape#1 o.q.ââ¬?and other parts of North Carolinaââ¬?)
Thatââ¬â¢s reporter Jennifer Curry, from NPR affiliate WFDD in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was at last nightââ¬â¢s meeting where the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its final report.
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I popped uptown yesterday to the Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute's new Anna Wintour Costume Center for the press preview of its first exhibition, Charles James: Beyond Fashion spotlighting the career of the legendary 20th-century Anglo-American couturier (1906–1978). Through the years, I've seen pieces of James work and many of the gowns on display seemed like beautiful old friends that…Published on May 06, 2014
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Shoot Like an Archery Pro This SeasonAugust 2, 2013 - Mathews Inc
Every bowhunter or target archer wants to be a better shot. Let's go straight to the experts and get some real-world archery advice from some of the best bow shooters in the world — members of the Mathews Pro Staff.
Darrin Christenberry
One of the most important things to help improve archery accuracy is the execution of the release. Accuracy is nothing more than consistency in your form and execution of your shot.
When you learn to shoot a mechanical release correctly, the results will shock you. I see so many bowhunters and first-time archers "triggering" or "punching" their trigger. When you punch the release, your brain is commanding your finger or thumb to jump on the trigger when your sight pin is getting close to your target. That creates all kinds of movement in you and your bow. Learning how to focus on just aiming until the bow fires is critical to accuracy.
The next time you shoot your bow, try to aim at your target, and hold your sight pin as steady as you can. Squeeze your trigger or thumb barrel very slow and steadily while you continue to focus on holding your pin in the middle of your target. When the bow fires and it surprises you, that arrow will more than likely hit the middle.
Shooting the perfect shot probably won't happen overnight. Focusing on how you get the arrow to your target — not where it hits — will greatly help your accuracy.
— Darrin Christenberry began shooting in 1991. He started competing in 1994 and won his first 3-D World Championship in 1997. He turned pro in 2002 and won ASA's Rookie of the Year award. Since then, he's added two IBO National Triple Crown titles, an ASA Shooter of the Year and 10 other national titles.
Jack Wallace II
I'd like to go a little different direction from the normal advice. Most archers already know it's very important to have the proper draw length. That's pretty easy to find with the help of a local pro shop or with some calculations, which you can find online. Most hunters already know about sharp broadheads and a well-tuned bow. I would like to share something many bowhunters don't often think of. My tips involve making you a little more accurate to help with what could be the shot of a lifetime.
You hear about many folks who crank their poundage up higher during bow season because they want more speed and energy. I do exactly the opposite.
During my 3-D tournament season, I shoot 100 arrows a day at higher poundages. I'm shooting special types of arrows for specific reasons. But when the hunting season rolls around, I lower my bow's draw weight about 5 pounds.
Why? First, I'm not shooting nearly as much. Also, I know that when the moment of truth arrives to draw and shoot at a Pope and Young whitetail, I might have been sitting for hours, it might be very cold, and I could feel stiff or out of position. What if that animal comes from that not-so-perfect direction? How awful would it be to not be able to draw your bow? Or not draw in a fast, smooth fashion without all that over-your-head pulling, twisting, grunting and movement? We all know someone who has been there and lost an opportunity.
The most important thing is placing an arrow accurately where you want. Having a bow with a slightly lower draw weight for that moment could be the key to help you get drawn and make a shot with better form and execution.
Another tip is something many archers miss when preparing to make that all-important shot. We've all heard to be careful of our bow-arm sleeve, coat or jacket so we don't hit it with the bow string. However, I think archers need to think about their pulling arm, too. It's just as important.
As it gets colder during the season and you have on more clothing and layers, the amount of material around your biceps, triceps and forearm muscles is much thicker. The form, alignment and draw length you had while practicing during summer in a T-shirt or light sweatshirt is totally different. For example, if you are a right-handed shooter, you might have severe trouble drawing your bow from a seated position or if the animal comes to your right. You might not be able to get full extension of your pulling arm, allowing the biceps and forearm to get close enough together, while wearing extra layers of clothing.
During colder weather, I often shorten my draw length slightly. I will use layered vests as much as I can to cut down on the material I have to squeeze between my pulling forearm and biceps. This lets me get the bow pulled back tightly and in proper shooting alignment. I believe shortening your draw length just a bit will eliminate this potential loss of consistency and accuracy.
We sometimes miss these little considerations, but they might be the ticket to help you be prepared and make that shot when you need it most.
— Jack Wallace II began shooting 3-D archery tournaments at age 7. His dad got him into archery, using 3-D for competition and to be a better shot for bowhunting whitetails. Jack turned pro in 1995 at 19. He's a two-time IBO World Champion, two-time IBO National Triple Crown champion, three-time IBO Shooter of the Year, an ASA Shooter of the Year, an ASA record score holder and a 12-time IBO/ASA champion. He's also killed Pope and Young elk, bear, whitetails, antelope and mule deer.
Brandon Reyes
I always enjoyed hunting with my family, so I wanted to ensure I was the best possible archer in any hunting situation I might encounter. I simply got hooked on 3-D archery and wanted to take it to another level — farther than my father and grandfather knew existed.
I still have the drive to be the best hunter I can be, but I also have archery goals that include being the best representative for archery and my sponsors.
Everyone talks about pressure and how you can handle it at a high level. Here's my advice: The only pressure in this sport is pressure you put on yourself.
That's across the board. Look at it from a female perspective. My best advice to lady archers is to never be intimidated by a fellow male archer. Some of the best archers in the world are female, and the sport loses a lot if women archers feel intimated by male archers.
Make sure you have the proper hunting apparel for the situation. Also, make sure your feet stay dry and warm, your jacket is thick enough to keep you warm and your equipment suits your hunting adventure.
— Brandon Reyes was introduced to archery by his father and grandfather, who still bowhunt. He won the Realtree ASA Pro Am in Augusta, Ga., as an open pro. He's also killed a 42-inch Canadian moose on video and a 168-inch Illinois whitetail.
Tommy Gomez
When setting your peep sight, I recommend starting by going to the longest distance you will be shooting, regardless of the tournament or hunting situation. After setting your peep for the long-distance shot, your sight housing should be centered in the peep.
This is to prevent losing the bottom of your sight housing and sight level in the peep with long-distance shots. It also helps prevent your anchor point from moving and your shot from hitting low at longer distances.
When you have your peep height location set for long-distance shots, go to shorter distances and shoot to make sure you're still comfortable with the peep location. If you're satisfied with its location and rotation, finish by tying in your peep to prevent it from sliding or coming out of the string.
— Tommy Gomez has won numerous archery tournaments, including the FITA 3-D World Champion title.


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Assume there are 4 people living in the house nd their daily average consumption is 25litres per person per day nd there are 30days in a month . Calculate the average monthly water consumption for the household.
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of 109.6 million house holds, 19,508,800 watched the television show CIS during the week of October 3, 2005. what percent of american households watched CIS this week?
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AGF Aarhus and Viborg were both relegated after losing their respective home games. Basement boys Aarhus had Alexander Andersen sent off on their way to suffering a 3-0 defeat to Sonderjyske - Hallgrimur Jonasson, Tommy Bechmann and Rubin Okotie scored the goals.
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Bartering consists in exchanging goods without the exchange medium of money, between two individuals or two groups
Bartering in primitive societies
Bartering was the original method of exchange. In primitative societies an individual who, for example, was a rancher or hunter would exchange meat with a farmer for vegetables. It allows for specialization in a society, which is necessary for flourishing. The restriction is putting a common value on something, for example, it is hard to know exactly how many chickens are worth a cow[1].
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Shift to a monetary system
The shift to the exchange medium of money reduced the limitations of bartering. Originally money were coins made of precious metals like gold and silver. The introduction of paper money made money cheaper to produce and more convenient. In a modern capitalist economy, money is capital and is self generating, this is done through lending money, buying stocks or bonds, and resource exchange. Until President Nixon, the value of currency was based on the gold standard (the value of currency had to be backed by the similar value of gold).
Bartering in modern societies
19th C. utopias : as the industrial revolution was spreading from England to Europe and overseas, some "utopian socialists" were hoping to solve social issues through bartering : Owen and the coupons, Proudhon and the barter bank.
It is rather easy to organize barter : simply make the list of what you want to give and what you're looking for. Websites are dedicated to getting people in contact.
You can also barter with your friends and family. Gardeners will often do that to exchange diverse seeds, the same with collectors and people who organize creative leisures and need to exchange material.
Barter clothes : good for the purse, good for the environment
More and more people are keen on saving money and finding new ways of doing so. There may be various reasons to this, maybe revamp your wardrobe without spending money, or have access to high fashion clothing you couldn't afford otherwise.
Now for the ethical aspect : clothes tend to be made in China, Thailand... in far away countries, which implies a lot of pollution for transport. What's more, as the demand grows, manufacturers have to increase their production, another source of pollution, especially as the textile industry there does not have to abide by such strict laws as we do in Europe.
Swapping clothes is environment-friendly!
- Swap clothes or jewelry with your friends is eco-citizenship :
- No CO2 to import them,
- No over production…
But that's not all :
- We can indulge in quality articles, especially for the young who won't wear their clothes for long,
- We can recycle the gifts we didn't like, which is no doubt better than throwing them away,
- We save money !
How to organize barter meetings?
- You can simply develop a group with people you know and who will in turn acquaint you with new members, meet at one another's home, swap and have a nice cuppa! Bartering can be fun and friendly! (True, you'll have to mind the members share the same tastes, are about the same size....)
- Use the internet, plenty of sites where you can create an account, detail your profile and post your lists of wanted and proposed items.
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Were happy to announce the latest addition to the Forno Bravo family of ovens: the Napoli! This is a fully assembled, fully insulated, wood-fired commercial oven, finished with a tiled Igloo enclosure just like a traditional Naples oven.
The production crew affectionately calls the Napoli The Beast. Indeed, it is big and heavy ... but it bakes amazing pizza and looks great!
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Awesome James. Are you importing the oven or is it made in Marina?
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The really big questions, if it's for restaurants, does it have the proper certifications?
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James here. I think the Napoli is one of the coolest ovens I've ever seen! :-) You have to get close to it really appreciate how big it is.
It is made in Marina, and it has all of the restaurant certifications. We can also do custom tile to match a restaurant's color scheme and name.
We're really excited about this.
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The board of directors of the Union County Historical Society have not reached a decision concerning bids submitted Feb. 24 for the planned $1.6-million expansion of the Union County Heritage Museum. Museum Director Jill Smith said the board did meet Monday, but is still waiting to hear from architect William Mills, who was to talk […]
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So far, 10 candidates including one with Union County ties have entered the race to fill the unexpired term of Rep. Alan Nunnelee. Two more weeks remain in the qualifying period with a March 27 deadline. Nunnelee, a Republican from Tupelo, died on Feb. 6 from cancer. The local candidate is attorney Greg Pirkle. Although […]
Union County man to serve five years for child exploitation
Staff reports A Union County resident is going to prison for child exploitation, Attorney General Jim Hood said Tuesdsay. Marvin Lloyd Lemar, 25, of Myrtle entered a guilty plea to possession of child pornography before Circuit Court Judge John Gregory that same day. As a result, Lemar was sentenced to 40 years in prison with […]
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The New Albany Police Department has decided to replace much of its paperwork normally written out by hand with an electronic system installed in patrol cars. Police Chief Chris Robertson said New Albany will be the first municipality in the state to switch to the e-Citation paperless system that currently is being used by the […]
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The Union County Sheriff's Department Friday seized what was called one of the largest amounts of pure "ice" or crystal methamphetamine in anyone's memory. Four individuals were taken into custody and more than $1,000 in cash was seized as well. Sheriff Jimmy Edwards said the drug seized weighted 44 grams and, when cut, […]
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Supervisors accept bid to renovate county Extension Office
Union County supervisors voted unanimously Monday to accept the low bid for the renovation and expansion of the MSU-Union County Extension Service office at the fairgrounds. The bids had been taken under advisement for two weeks because they had come in higher than expected, supervisors said. No money had been allocated for the project in […]
Myrtle man sentenced on child porn charge
A Union County man has pleaded guilty to possession of child porn, Attorney General Jim Hood announced. Marvin Lloyd Lemar, 25, of Myrtle, entered his plea before Judge John Gregory on Tuesday. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison with five to serve, and he was ordered to pay $1,000 to the Children's Trust […]
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Folks interested in applying can go to 200 Progress Ave., Suite 5 where applications will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday.You can also apply online at http://careers.walmart.com.
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I don't do it with everything, but when I do push things off, I usually get it done just under the wire.
The result is every once in a while, something happens and it just doesn't get done.
Case in point, my participation in the January Cook the Books Challenge on growandresist.com to cook something out of Dorie Greenspan's terrific cookbook Around my French Table, in January.
I didn't even hear about the challenge until the month was half done, but it sounded fun. Cook from a different cookbook each month and blog about it. I hadn't heard of Around my French Table, and it sounded like a cookbook I would like.
It arrived from Amazon January 20th, and I opened it right away to start perusing recipes. The first recipe was for gougeres (p. 4) which brought back fresh memories of my gougeres disaster of New Year's eve (floppy, chewy cheese discs that went strait into the trash).
Then I opened to a recipe for crunchy gingered pickles (p. 340) and chicken in a pot, the garlic and lemon version (p. 206) in which I could finally use the lemons I preserved last summer. Wow. So many great recipes and I couldn't choose where to start.
The Meal
Salmon and Potatoes in a JarI wanted something that I hadn't tried to make before. Ah, I had it .... salmon and potatoes in a jar (p. 182). I love anything in a jar. I had read about curing fish in salt and sugar, but had never attempted it. I decided to use as fresh a fish as I could find, which meant I had to skin it (not bad for my first time doing so before pre-cooked). It turned out lovely. We had the salmon and potatoes in a jar on a bed of lettuce with a dash of balsamic for lunch.
Ribs in Red Wine and PortI also decided to make short ribs in red wine and port (p.254) in a crock pot, as I was going to be out all day. I wanted something that could sit until everyone was ready to eat. I served it with mashed potatoes and the top-secret chocolate mousse (p.421).
The recipe worked great in the crock pot. I adapted the recipe by grilling the ribs on the barbeque and chopping the veggies very fine so I didn't have to try to remove them, and I left the herbs big enough to fish out (I couldn't find my tea infuser).
For leftovers, I cut the meat from the bones and shredded it serving it over mashed potatoes for one lunch and then adding some mushrooms and having it as soup for the next.
Top-Secret Chocolate MousseThe mouse was very chocolatey and very rich - just how I like them.
ProcrastinationSo now comes the part procrastination played. I pushed everything until the last moment, had the dinner party the day before the deadline for the blog, got the flu, and this blog post is too late to be included in the January Cook the Books roundup. I will include it in the comment section and do better next time.
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eProduction Solutions (eP), a leader in automation and optimization for production oil and gas fields, announced today the release of iBEAM (patent pending), eP's newest addition to their family of Rod Pump Controllers (RPCs). The iBEAM adds a low-cost option to eP's range of rod pump solutions.
iBEAM features simple cableless installation, load and position technology, integrated SCADA communications, wireless control, and low maintenance all in a completely self-contained, low cost unit. Dharmesh Mehta, president of eProduction Solutions, stated, "We achieved our goal of providing what the customers wanted, a low cost solution with high tech capabilities."
eP's field proven technology used on over 25,000 wells was incorporated into the development of the iBEAM. The iBEAM can be installed easily by attaching the built in clamp to the beam and establishing with wireless connection with the control switch. The iBEAM boasts no cables so there are no ditches to dig and more importantly, there are no cables to wear out. The unit contains SCADA communications, solar power supply, load and position sensors, and integrated intelligence to remotely operate the wells.
Founded in 2001, eProduction Solutions, Inc., is the world's leading production operations automation/optimization company. The company provides solutions that help lower production costs and increase production by delivering tools and training that foster innovative approaches to optimizing production. eP helps customers leverage technology to work better, faster, and smarter. For more information about the company, see www.ep-solutions.com.
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Google's new $700 million data centers in Taiwan will make ice at night, when electricity is significantly cheaper, and use it to cool the buildings during the day, reports Rich Miller at Data Center Knowledge. It's called thermal storage, and it's basically a battery, but for air conditioning. — grist.org
Many of the central changes in our society since World War II would not have been possible were air conditioning not keeping our homes and workplaces cool. Florida, Southern California, Texas, Arizona, Georgia, and New Mexico all experienced above-average growth during the latter half of the 20th century -- hard to imagine without air conditioning — the Atlantic
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begin Henry House <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> On Fri, Jul 12, 2002 at 07:05:57PM -0700, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > i'm trying to configure an epson stylus color 600.
> >
> > when i print, the job simply disappears into the void without a trace.
> > i know it gets spooled because if i stop lpd and try to print, the job
> > appears in /var/spool/lpd/es600. then if i enable lpd, the job
> > disappears. the printer lights never blink. so SOMETHING right is
> > happening. at least as far as spooling the job goes.
> >
> > also, i can cat a file to /dev/lp0, so THAT'S working.
> >
> > forget that i haven't been able to get it working yet. i have a
> > different question. i'd like to know where the job goes.
> >
> > here's the printcap i'm using:
> >
> > lp|lp720|Epson Stylus Color 600 - 720dpi:\
> > :lp=/dev/lp0:\
> > :af=/var/log/lp-acct:\
> > :lf=/var/log/lp-errs:\
> > :sd=/var/spool/lpd/es600:\
> > :sh:\
> > :pw#80:\
> > :pl#66:\
> > :px#1440:\
> > :mx#0:\
> > :if=/usr/local/sbin/es600-720:
> >
> > and here's /usr/local/sbin/es600-720
> >
> > #!/bin/bash
> > #
> > # 720 dpi filter for the Epson Stylus Color 600
> >
> > gs -q @stc600p.upp -sOutputFile=- -
> > echo "hello" >> /tmp/printer
> Out of curiosity, what happens when you reverse the order of those two lines?
i'll give that a try.
> > 1. lpr spools the job into the spool directory specified by printcap's sd.
> Actually, lpr connects to lpr by tcp or socket and sends it the job data. The
> enqueueing is done by lpd itself.
i assume that 2nd "lpr" should be "lpd"? it's my understanding that
classic lpr uses the crack pipe. cups uses tcp. i think. :)
> > 2. lpd "somehow" knows the job is there and sends the job through the
> > input filter.
> > 3. the input filter writes the translated job to standard out, which is
> > connected back to lpd.
> > 4. lpd ships the job to the device, printcap's lp.
> >
> > Q1: is this correct?
> More or less; see above.
> > Q2: why am i not seeing "hello" in /tmp/printer?
> I cannot say; I know little about classic lpr/lpd.
> > Q3: is there _really_ no debugging/verbose switches for lpd?
> >
> > note, installing lprng isn't an option. the system that i'm using
> > normally uses my laserjet 6MP, and i'd like to disturbe the printing
> > system "as little as possible" so i don't muck up my laserjet
> > configuration.
> If I may say so you are making a mistake here. Lprng was designed to be
> compatible with lpr classic, but with innumerable bug fixes and a non-shoddy
> security model. Why can't you back your lpr classic configuration and give
> lprng a try? You can always go back. I have used lprng with a LaserJet III
> sucessfully; there is no reason that a LaserJet 6MP should cause any trouble.
bleah. lprng has even more documentation than cups. heh. i know i
should be using one of the two. i guess i'd rather use lprng because
cups is a TOTAL black box to me. at least lprng isn't a whole shift in
paradigm. :) although any piece of advice rick gives needs to be
taken seriously. otoh, the same goes for you. :)
i'll stew over it... :)
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Our beautiful and highly qualified B&B is situated in the south-east of Holland, nearby the cities Nijmegen, Arnhem, Den Bosch and the German border. We provide 3 complete and comfortable rooms with own private bathroom. We care for our guests with good quality and a lot of service. We live in a quiet, attractive typical Dutch landscape between the two big rivers Rhine and Maas. By nearby highroads it is easy to drive to the other parts of Holland. Roomprice doubleroom E 69 (in winter) and E 72 per night. Roomprice singleroom E 39 (in winter) and E 42,- per night. Included are a good continental breakfast,free lunch parcel, free maps,Wifi and information. Dinner on request with homemade ingredients. Bikes, stairlift and infrared cabine are present. You can walk and sit free in our garden (3000m2) which is full of flowers, trees and birds. Our B&B is qualified with 4 Tulips by the official Dutch B&B organisation,which means very high quality, very beautiful house, complete rooms and much hospitality. We speak Englisch, French and German and want you to have a wonderful stay with us. See www.jcvanvliet.nl See also the 110 reviews and photo's in our own site on .bedandbreakfast.nl Than go to Hernen and Familie van Vliet.
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6 Reviews
5 on July 18, 2014
What a truly superb place to stay. Spotlessly clean and very well equipped, lovely quiet location with a wonderful garden to enjoy. Superb breakfasts with freshly baked rolls every day and what you don't eat for breakfast you can pack for lunch. Even the sandwich bags were provided for you. They put food out to attract birds and while you eat your breakfast you can watch birds feeding just the other side of the window. Very enjoyable. Our hosts were very welcoming and helpful indeed even making sure we had the right tea available. And even helped me with translation services at a local garage when I had a bit of car trouble. Room 2 is spacious and light and well equipped with kettle, coffee maker, fridge, TV, desk and free wi-fi and a lovely balcony overlooking the garden. Certainly the comfort was on a par with many top hotels and better than a lot of others. If I am in that area in the future I would certainly look to stay here again. Chris & Vivienne.
5 on June 28, 2014
fantastic hosts in a lovely home in a gorgeous village close to the sights of western Germany and an hour from Amsterdam
4.8 on August 05, 2012
We arrived on a Friday by the little local bus... another local helped us get to Van Vliet's - warm welcomes into their peacefilled home. A very welcome cup of tea and chat with our host and hostess. Lots of help with where we could eat - mobile pizza - what a treat!! lovely area, peaceful, beautiful gardens and countryside. Easy walks to villages in the area. - or bike rides. Sunday we prepared to go with our hosts to their church. Unfortunately as we were about to enter the church we received the sad news from Australia that my husband's mother had just died. Our host, took us back to the house so we could make contact with family. Not only that -- during the afternoon, having not eaten they drove us to a nearby town where we enjoyed a very special meal and talked over our many memories. Then Geraldo, kindly returned and took us back to the house. The following morning he also took us to the train station. The joy of both Jaquie and Geraldo was wonderful and their special care at a difficult moment was truly treasured. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
5 on July 11, 2012
We had the most perfect 4 night stay at B&B Family Van Vliet in July. Jacqueline and Geraldo were wonderful hosts going above and beyond without being obtrusive. They were incredibly welcoming and friendly with great suggestions of places to visit and see in the local areas. The cycling was fantastic with lots of quiet country cycle paths in the beautiful countryside surrounding Hernen. The breakfasts were delicious and plentiful - mostly home produced and organic - there were even fresh flowers from the garden in our rooms! I would fully recommend B&B Family Van Vliet.
5 on July 01, 2012
This is a fantastic B7B. Located in a quiet residential area, the B&B is clean, comfortable and very very reasonable. The hosts are friendly and very helpful. There was an enormous variety of food offered at breakfast and the hostess encouraged you to pack a lunch to take with you! If you are anywhere near this location, consider staying here, you will not be sorry!! I know we will be booking here again in the very near future!
5 on June 04, 2012
I stayed here in May and loved it so much I came back in June! My room had everything you could need. Own Bathroom, fridge Wifi and a Tv.The family Van Vliet where helpful and unobtrusive... This is a great place to stay n the sleepy little villiage of Hernen. With great walking tracks in the forest and excellent bicycle trials.. The Van Vliets will even loan you a bike Its quiet and peaceful ..infact...perfect! id recommend this place with a 10
Family-friendly room with nice view on the garden, E 72,-. Two windows with sunshades and musquitowires. Coffee/tea facilities, Senseo,fridge, TV/dvd,Bathroom, Wifi. The adults bed 170 x 210 cm. Childbeds 150cm (E 10,-) and 140cm (E 10,-). Booking from 3 nights on. Booking of 6 nights and more: 5% reduction. Booking without breakfast is possible: E 62,- per night.
Nightly Rate: EUR 72 - EUR 72
Nice modern 2-persons room with balcony and view on the garden, E 72,-. Separated private bathroom with bath, shower, toilet, bidet, washing stand. Bathingwraps. Wifi,TV,fridge,coffee/tea facilities, Senseo. 2 beds of 80 x 200 cm. Made-up as 1 bed of 160 x 200 cm or as twin beds. Extra washing stand in the room. Booking for 3 nights minimum. Booking 6 nights or more 5% iscount. Booking without breakfast is possible: E 60,- per night.
Nightly Rate: EUR 72 - EUR 72
Room with private bathroom with shower and toilet. TV, Wifi, coffee/tea facilities, fridge. Bed 200x80 cm. Extra bed 200 x 80 cm is possible. There are 2 windows with shades and wires in this sunny room. Also suited for 2 older children. Children discount. Price 1 adult E 39,-, price 2 adults E 49,-. Booking minimum 3 nights. Microwave for general use. Breakfast in the refrigerator.
Nightly Rate: EUR 49 - EUR 49
Countryside, Rural
Amsterdam, Netherlands (AMS-Schiphol) 70 miles
From Amsterdam 65 Miles, from Utrecht 43 Miles, from Rotterdam 65 Miles,from Arnhem 15 Miles, from German border 12 Miles, from Nature Parc De Hoge Veluwe 20 Miles.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Casino, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Medieval Castle nearby, Windmill nearby, , Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ruins, Tours, University, Vineyard, Zoo
, infrared sauna
Alarm clock, Bath robes, Bike rental, Board games, CD player, Coffee/Tea facilities, Computer, DVD Player, Desk, Electric vehicle charging, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Library, Microwave, Movie library, Outdoor grilling, Parking, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Videos, Washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Golfing, infrared sauna, walking, cycling, birding,Garden walk with explanation, Birding guide in garden or region, Workshop biological gardening, , Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Table Tennis
Jacqueline and Geraldo van Vliet
Dutch, English, French, German
Organic gardening, birding, making birding tours, nature, travelling, cooking and preserving our own fruits and vegetables, sustainability, welcoming guests and giving them all the information they need. We are very pleased we got the Silver Top Vacation Rental 2013 award on Flipkey. In addition our guest reviews have earned us a Rated Excellent badge.
Vegetarian , we care for guests with some allergy
Dinner Jacqueline
Soup, first plate, meat or fish plate, 2 biological vegetables and salad from the garden, potatocourse, apple- or fruit sauce, tuttifrutti, dessert, coffee/tea. Wine, water or beer and coffee included.


text: When Paul Heyman was recently asked the question about WWE possibly entertaining the idea of a cross promotional event with TNA, Heyman quickly shot the idea down saying that WWE has nothing to gain from it. Not so fast Heyman, WWE actually does have something to gain from it. Its that one big fish that Vince Mcmahon has never hooked; Sting. The column on the news page about Sting never signing with WWE over the recent years because he's so loyal to TNA got me thinking. The only way I could see Sting signing with WWE is if he could be assured that TNA would benefit from it and if TNA gave him their blessing. The answer would be a swap involving Sting for a cross promotional event. TNA would obviously benefit from a cross promotional event because it would give them huge publicity and WWE would finally land the wrestler they have coveted over the past decade. Thoughts?


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Alan Dawson builds on all his experience with an award and a new job
Last updated at 21:29, Thursday, 21 April 2011
What a difference a year makes.
Last year Alan Dawson was forced to close his 20-year-old business and lay off 12 people.
But he has now won a top award, helped in a consortium bid to secure the Derwent Forest development and taken on a new job in Maryport.
Workington businessmman Mr Dawson, renowned for his metal sculptures, was forced to close Alan Dawson Associates but says he is confident he can secure investment for his Adaptahaus eco-home design, which featured on Channel 4's Grand Designs.
Adaptahaus recently won a best technical innovation award in the LABC Building Excellence Awards in Gateshead – just two days after the Derwent Forest bid that he has been involved with for eight years was successful.
As well as continuing to market the Adaptahaus design, Mr Dawson has now taken on a challenge as a designer for MPM North West in Maryport.
ADA and MPM North West have worked together on projects over the last 15 years, including the Grand Theatre in Blackpool and the House of Lords.
Mr Dawson said: "I am still able to devote time and effort into getting Adaptahaus off the ground as a business. The idea was that ADA would change direction into eco housing, and that potential for the change in direction is still a very real prospect, but unfortunately ADA collapsed."
Mr Dawson has registered Adaptahaus as a limited company to patent the design and is working on securing investment. This would require funding for a large factory to provide a production line in flat-pack houses for transport all over the world.
He has already had interest from New Zealand where there is a demand for earthquake-proof houses that can be assembled quickly and efficiently and from Canada.
Mr Dawson hopes that the success of the Utropia project at Derwent Forest will make investment in the eco-friendly, energy efficient Adaptahaus system more likely.
He said: "It is now looking more realistic to secure investment to allow us to start to manufacture the Cumbrian kit house.
"The fact that there are so many houses to be built as part of the Utropia scheme hopefully will heighten interest."
First published at 19:23, Thursday, 21 April 2011
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Attempted Arrest of Reunification Champions Protested in S. Korea
| Pyongyang, July 22 (KCNA) -- Civic and public organizations of south Korea, including the Inchon Headquarters of the Confederation of Trade Unions and the People's Solidarity for the Repeal of the "National Security Law", called a press conference outside the Seoul District Court on July 19 in protest against the Intelligence Service' s attempted arrest of reunification champions.
Speakers at the conference said that the IS additionally applied a warrant of arrest for four persons of those involved in the reunification movement, who are under persecution on the charge of "case of the Iljin Association", and encroached upon their right of defense.
The contact and exchange with the north to implement the June 15 joint declaration cannot be incriminated but should be encouraged, they held.
The current repressive case is part of suppression by dint of the anachronistic "National Security Law" as the Lee Myung Bak "government" deliberately invented it in a bid to tide over the ruling crisis, they stressed.
They demanded the IS stop at once the violation of human rights.
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