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Contour Microsite
The Sidewinder cutting units shift left and right a total of 24 inches (61 cm). This increases the cutting unit overhang for precise trimming. The tire tracks can also be shifted within the mowing path to reduce wear on the turf.
Deluxe seat adjusts to let you customize your work environment and reduce fatigue. Plenty of space at the operators station paired with easy-to-read controls increases comfort. Plus the steering wheel tilts for steering preference.
Kubota® 35 hp (gross) turbocharged liquid-cooled, 3-cylinder, diesel engine provides an abundance of power to handle demanding mowing applications.
The new Contour™ Plus cutting technology takes quality of cut to a whole new level. Air inlet pockets keep the grass standing tall for the cleanest possible cut, while an acceleration baffle speeds clipping circulation and assures maximum power. In addition, a unique directional vane and modified discharge opening deliver even clipping dispersion. An optional mulching kit is also available.
The ground-following design of each Contour™ Plus free-floating deck permits mowing the most challenging berms without scalping. Two front rollers and a rear roller allow the deck to smoothly pass over turf.
The Groundsmaster® 3500-D is a highly versatile machine for a variety of applications. For golf courses it delivers a superior quality of cut on green and tee surrounds, as well as tight trim area such as bunkers, clubhouse lawns, and around trees.
Rear rollers provide an attractive striping effect while you mow, greatly enhancing the finished look of your turf.
The patented Toro Series/Parallel™ traction drive system provides steady traction in all conditions, even in wet grass and over undulating terrain. Its full-time, 3-wheel drive system maintains power to two of the three wheels at all times, minimizing tire spinouts and scuffing.
Unlike any other mower on the market, the Groundsmaster® 3500-D allows you to be more productive. The 68" (173 cm) width-of-cut allows you to mow generous swaths, yet its compact size and the Sidewinder® system also allow you to make tight maneuvers in trim areas. So places that might normally require you to use one or two different machines can be handled by one.
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Ugly Shoes seemed to hate these booties but I think they actually look good. These shoes are a collaboration between United Nude and designer Iris van Herpen. Not sure if they were inspired by chainmail in the least. But they certainly look strong enough to stop a broadsword hit.
What do you think about these shoes?

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Read: When Micheal Haley Endeared Himself To Isles Fans
Earlier in the week, Kevin Schultz of Islanders Point Blank gave a report on new Ranger Micheal Haley.
Here, Kevin explains how Haley became a "lightning rod" for the Islanders fan base:
Haley is the Tim Tebow of the Islanders, for lack of a better comparison (Tebow at least has some football skill). But he's a huge lightning rod with the fans who seem to think he's the cure all for the team's problems. That all comes from two springs ago when the Islanders had that huge rumble with the Penguins. Haley, among others, stood up for his team and channeled the frustrations of the fanbase. His memorable moment was charging after the Pens goalie (Brent Johnson) who had KOed DiPietro in a previous game.
At the time, Chris Botta wrote at Islanders Point Blank that "The home fans got another delicious dose of the Micheal Haley show, his first NHL appearance of the season, leading many to wonder why he doesn't wear an Islanders uniform more often."
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Hunters should plan on spending time in the coniferous forests of southern Utah for the native band-tailed pigeon.
Band-tailed pigeons are most common in woodlands, from the Pine Valley Mountains in the west to the Lasal and Blue Mountains in the east. In 2005, bag and possession limits for band-tailed pigeons are five and 10 respectively. The season closes Sept. 30.
Band-tailed pigeons are the only pigeons in Utah with yellow legs and feet.
Hunters are encouraged to conduct pre-season scouting for band-tailed pigeons. Locate areas where birds are feeding and note their movements from feeding areas to mid-day roosting or loafing areas.
In addition to the HIP registration, pigeon hunters are required to obtain a free permit prior to hunting them. Hunters may obtain band-tailed pigeon permits through one of the following methods:
online at: http://secure.utah.gov/hflo/hflo.
�drop by any DWR office and pick up a free permit
�telephone any DWR office and provide information for the permit and have the permit mailed to them
Pigeon hunters who take birds are encouraged to clip and save a wing from each bird. Wings can be placed in a bag and stored in a freezer. A sample of hunters will be contacted and provided with envelopes in which to mail wings.
Wings from pigeons help biologists determine sex and age structures as well as reproductive successes in the Four-Corners population of band-tailed pigeons.


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Jennifer: Jill of the Week! [3:58 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Our director, Nancy,requires each Jill to perform 25 hours of community service each year. Last year I did 60 and actually received an award at our end of year banquet for the Jill who did the most community service. I think it is great that she requires us to do this and I have had many rewarding experiences.'
Moorman has leg up on Bills' punting job [9:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Bills' punting and kickoff jobs appear to be Moorman's to lose after the team released his only competition, Jay Taylor, on Wednesday. Moorman, NFL Europe's leading punter the last two springs, has never played in a regular-season NFL game.'
Haddad case: Another gaffe for Ronnie [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Hey, what do you say we kick around Ronnie Jones, just for old times' sake?'
Brass pleased as first phase of camp ends [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'It was the second Bills camp in suburban Rochester, but the first for Donahoe and Williams, both of whom were impressed by the operation.'
Williams speaks at the end of camp [7:54 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "We wanted to come out relatively injury-free. As you look across the league, I think we did that. We did have one injury with Jerry [Ostroski] here this past week. He's coming along well in that respect, but in the whole, we came out of camp with the tempo we had, the aggressiveness we had, relatively injury-free."
New-look Bills likely not better [7:13 AM]
Toronto Star reports: 'The much-anticipated countdown to NFL 2001 has begun in Buffalo. In 18 days, on Sept. 9 vs. the Saints, the Gregg Williams era of Bills football begins at the Ralph. What it all means, nobody knows. But, to start the season, it likely won't be pretty.'
Texas Bill-board [7:10 AM]
Houston Chronicle reports: 'Defensive coordinator Jerry Gray, assistant secondary coach Steve Jackson and quarterbacks coach Steve Kragthorpe give the Bills seven coaches with Houston-area connections. "We're like a family," said Thomas, who coached with Indianapolis after he left Houston and was in private business when Williams called to offer a job. "Not only has Gregg put together a hell of a staff, but we've got the kind of camaraderie that can take years to build."'
Team bids Fisher adieu but camp's not over yet [5:43 AM]
D and C reports: '"Typically, the last practice of camp is sloppy and a mishmash because focus and concentration is someplace else, but I think you saw today it wasn't," he said. "They came out today with an attitude to get a lot done in practice and it may have been one of our better ones today."'
Saying their goodbyes [5:42 AM]
D and C reports: 'Quarterback Jack Hawley had about 10 hours of sheer joy yesterday. And then it wore off in a hurry.'
Confident but still very raw [5:42 AM]
D and C reports: 'Confidence is not a problem for either Schobel or Edwards. The question is, when will that confidence start manifesting itself into meaningful production?'
Bills camp crowds off 30% [5:41 AM]
D and C reports: 'Next summer will be the third of the five-year deal with Fisher. The team will most likely hold more night practices and will explore hosting a scrimmage, said Russ Brandon, vice president of business development and marketing. "We always take a look at opportunities to make camp better and obviously that (a scrimmage) would be exciting," he said.'
Henry could play Saturday [5:40 AM]
D and C reports: 'Rookie running back Travis Henry sat out his third straight day of practice because of a slight groin injury, but coach Gregg Williams said Henry could return to practice today when the Bills resume workouts at Orchard Park. "Travis probably could have gone today, and I really anticipate him going tomorrow, and if he comes through that practice OK, he'll play some this week," Williams said.'
Life at top has been topsy-turvy for Bills' Johnson [5:39 AM]
USA Today reports: 'After 3 years of being embroiled with popular Doug Flutie in a quarterback controversy that turned ugly, can Johnson ever win over Bills fans now that his archrival is gone?'
Bills claim QB Travis Brown released by Seattle Seahawks [11:17 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 24-year-old Brown signed with the Seahawks as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2000 and spent the beginning of last season on Seattle�s practice squad before being elevated to the active roster on Nov. 21. He played in one game for the Seahawks last season.
In 2000 Mike Sheppard, Bills OC, was the quarterbacks coach for the Seahawks.
Hawley not set yet as Bills No. 3 QB following Brown's acquisition [8:34 PM]
AP reports: 'Hours after he moved up to No. 3 on the Buffalo Bills depth chart following the release of his lone competitor Pete Gonzalez, Hawley was faced with another challenger. After cutting 10 players prior to breaking camp at St. John Fisher College, the Bills added Travis Brown, who was recently released by Seattle after he appeared in one game last season.'
Bills final training camp update [2:24 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Attendance for Wednesday: 3,100 (one session)
Total attendance: 96,273 (includes 10,537 from Edinboro sessions with Browns)
Players end camp by taking rookies for a spin [2:21 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: The veterans were not successful in surprising equipment manager Dave Hojonowski when he came for his final 6 am wake up call with his airhorn.
"I was waiting for him this morning with a bucket of water, he snuck his head around the corner so he didn't get it," Phil Hansen said. "He knew somehow."
Gregg Williams says goodbye to Pittsford [2:19 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Training camp is always a tough time, when added to the mix of intensity of practice, the tempo of practice, and it was a great way for me personally to meet another part of Western New York, and it was a great experience at St. John Fisher
Bills release 10 - offical press release [2:16 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: The Buffalo Bills today announced the team has released 10 players.
Bills cut LB Moore, nine others [12:01 PM]
AP reports: 'The Buffalo Bills released 10 Wednesday including troubled linebacker Corey Moore, one of college football's top defensive players two seasons ago. The moves come six days before the NFL's mandatory cut-down when teams have to trim their rosters to 65 players. The cuts leave the Bills with 69 players heading into Saturday's preseason game at Cincinnati.'
Thirty-one teams, 31 observations [11:59 AM]
ESPN reports: Chris Mortensen writes about the Bills "No matter how they struggle with a young team, ThePrez (Tom Donohoe) will not blink. He believes they picked the right quarterback in Rob Johnson...Rookie RB Travis Henry could be the real deal.... The draft class looks pretty productive"
Must be more than just for money [11:14 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "You have to love this game to go though this. You have to love it with every ounce of blood and sweat to grow through this. There has to be something to drive a person to do this and let me tell you, it's got to be about more than money. This is pain. People don't see this part, they just see what happens on Sundays."
Bills cut 10 - [9:49 AM]
Empire reports: Here are the players cut by the Bills.
1. RB David Dinkins
2. QB Pete Gonzalez
3. LB Donny Green
4. LB Corey Moore
5. S Carl Nesmith
6. DT DeVonte Peterson
7. WR Jonathan Pittman
8. OT Clark Roosendaal
9. P/K Jay Taylor
10. WR Corey Thomas
Instant Replay May Go Dark [9:44 AM]
Empire reports: While talks are going on, the NFL may face the prospects of replay officials and video operators joining the on-field officials on the sidelines.
The NFLRA indicates that these "in-the-booth" officials will support the regular officials in the event of a lockout or if the NFL hires replacements. The NFL says they expect the replay people to work, saying, "We're not bargaining with them. They are NFL employees."
Johnson faces another test [9:30 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'Quarterback Rob Johnson gave the Buffalo Bills the finger yesterday.'
Moore still lags behind teammates [9:08 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Corey Moore has a shot to make the Buffalo Bills roster this year. After all, the pass rushing linebacker started four games last year as a rookie. But as the preseason draws to a finish - the Bills break training camp at St. John Fisher College today - Moore's odds of making the transition from outside to middle linebacker in coach Gregg Williams' new 4-3 defense appear bleak.'
Johnson bent on getting back to business [9:08 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"The plan is I'll play a half and maybe a series in the third quarter. I think that's a good amount of time."'
No excuses please [5:16 AM]
D and C reports: '"They don't care. Nobody's going to give you any sympathy, so we have to move on. Jerry understands that and that's not being cruel to him. We have to figure something out and go forward and that's what we're going to do."'
Robertson a study in talent [5:15 AM]
D and C reports: 'Sloughing off in the classroom didn't just cost Tyrone Robertson two or three seasons of football at the University of Georgia. "I figured it cost me about $10 million," Robertson said. Now that's a hit to the wallet.'
Ostroski will stay on active roster [5:14 AM]
D and C reports: '"When you have seven players each week that you can't dress anyway, that gives you some flexibility to carry a player you feel has a chance to get back," Donahoe said. "At some point as we go through the process (with Ostroski) and it changes, then we can always put him on IR. But we don't have to do it now."'
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Japanese Xbox 360 Arcade Compilation game. This is in brand new mint condition. Only thing I have done is swapped the dvd case with a black one as I dont use this copy, and another of my games had a cracked case. It has the case artwork insert. Requires japanese, or asian xbox 360 to play.
Xbox 360 DLC, Avatar gear, Online Passes, Microsoft Points, XBLA Games, and XBL Time: (Would prefer PMing these codes)
Gamescom XBOX ♥ YOU avatar t-shirt male. Asking 100msp.
Gamescom XBOX ♥ YOU avatar t-shirt female. Asking 100msp.
Hyundai Veloster avatar t-shirt male. Asking 100msp.
80's Retro Ski Outfit for male avatar x3. Asking 100msp each.
Forza 4 "I am the Stig" male avatar t-shirt. Asking 100msp.
Halo Anniversary Master Chief avatar armor female. Asking 100msp.
Halo 4 Red Spartan Armor avatar outfit male. Asking 200msp.
Joe Mad Darksiders II avatar t-shirts m/f x2 each. Asking 100msp each.
Nokia Amazing Everyday-themed longboard skateboard avatar prop x3. Asking 100msp each.
Gears of War Judgement Baird's goggles avatar. Asking 100msp.
Metro 2033 Dark One Mask. Asking 100msp.
Kinect Joy Ride Hammerhead avatar prop x4. Asking 100msp each.
Darksiders II LE DLC content. Unlocks Argul's Tomb. Asking 200msp.
Onechanbara Z Kagura Rare Micro Bikini Kagura (games protagonist) outfit Pre-order DLC. This is not up on japanese xbox live marketplace, and is very hard to find second hand. This requires a japanese XBL account. Asking 300msp.
Gundam Musou 3 DLC (aka Dynasty Warriors Gundam 3) unlocks in game playable mobile suits Musou Gundam, and Musou Gundam Mk-II. This requires a asian XBL account. Asking 200msp.
The Darkness II LE Bonus content DLC. Unlocks the following: Two Unique Character Abilities - Gourmet Heart & Relic Hunter, Alternate Darkling Outfit. Asking 200msp.
Homefront Remmington 870 Shotgun DLC. Asking 100msp.
Dead Space 2 Online Pass. Asking 200msp.
Gears of War 3 Aaron Griffon Character DLC. Asking 100msp.
Kinect Joy Ride Hammerhead car DLC x4. Asking 100msp each.
Kinect Joy Ride Sphinx car DLC x4. Asking 100msp each.
Kinect Joy Ride Eisenberg car DLC x4. Asking 100msp each.
Kinect Joy Ride Apex car DLC x4. Asking 100msp each.
Dance Central 2 male in game character outfit unlock (code is a controller combination code to be used in game for the outfit) x1. Asking 100msp.
Medal of Honor Warfighter Gun Camo DLC pack. Desert, Bosnial, Artic Gun camos. Have individual codes for each. x1 for now per code unless there is more interest in these. Asking 300msp for the lot. Asking 100msp per individual code.
Monster Hunter Frontier Online 3 GoD. This requires a japanese XBL account and is region locked. Asking 400msp.
Original Japanese Xbox Live 2 month trial card. May require the following pre-requisites for redeeming as there is a thread discusssing and talking about people redeeming these codes til fairly late into 2011 http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112801: An original unbanned, active japanese xbox live account migrated from the original xbox to your 360. May require your xbox 360 to be japanese as well. Asking 100msp.
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AWEI ES-Q9 Super Bass Wooden Earphones Headphones Headsets Fiber Cable for Mp3 Smart Phone
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AWEI ES-900i Headset Earphones Speakers with Mic for Smart Phone - Black
"I actually have the ES900m, which doesn't have microphone and control buttons, but the rest is the same. For $6 it's impossible to buy a pair of earphones as good as them. I really believe that the body of the earphones are metal, even if they are not, it's made of a very durable plastic. It's nothing like the entry-level Sony or Philips earphones which are made of cheap..." --mrplt
Westone UM3x
"To keep it short..try him with a cowon d2., another neutral sounding source..u will be surprised how it sounds" --hifimanrookie
Westone 4 True-Fit Earphones
"I bought these as an upgrade from the W3, which while extremely fun, I soon became disappointed in, due to mid bass bleed into the midrange. This caused vocals to become too chesty and distortion rock guitar notes too rounded instead of hard edged. Enter the W4. Fit and Isolation: Westone 4 is extremely comfortable. I love their size and weight. They only..." --shotgunshane
Westone ES 5
" Westone ES5 Disclaimer: This review is just a reflection of my opinions and experience. Specifications: Sensitivity: 120 dB SPL/mW Frequency response: 8 Hz - 20 kHz Impedance: 20 ohm Speaker Technology: Five balanced armature drivers with a passive three-way crossover Features : Replaceable cable, one year parts and labor warranty on internal components, 25 dB..." --Tronz
Westone UM 56
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Once a month, the Simms/Mann–UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology presents Insights Into Cancer, a free public lecture series for cancer patients, their families and the community. Each lecture features a leading professional who provides up-to-date information, practical advice and answers to cancer-related questions. August 13, 2013Maintaining a Healthy Immune System Through Cancer Treatment and Beyond
Maintaining a healthy immune system through the continuum of cancer treatment and afterwards is one of the topics of great interest to patients diagnosed with cancer as they seek to find ways to participate in optimizing their own health. Supporting the immune system is one of the most common reasons patients take dietary supplements with or without a cancer diagnosis. In this lecture the latest research on the effects of immune nutrition and supplements for immune health are discussed as well as how to review and interpret labels of dietary supplements.
Carolyn F. Katzin, M.S., C.N.S., M.N.T. has 25 years of experience working in the field of oncology and nutrition. She received a Master of Science in Public Health in Nutritional Science from UCLA. She has extensive knowledge and experience counseling patients around wellness, nutrition, and physical activity as well as a wonderful understanding of the complex needs of patients with cancer. She has a long history of providing consultative educational sessions with patients on nutrition, supplements and how to improve one's wellness while getting cancer treatment and beyond. She has also worked with individuals in developing healthy diet and lifestyle for cancer prevention. She is caring and compassionate in her care of patients and their families.
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Another Christy Moore Fan. Somewhere in my collection I have the Bothy Band's Greatest Hits. Also have Planxty.
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Ok, you need to check out the music from "The Prodigals". Their home pub is Paddy Reilly's Music Bar in Manhattan, NY and they are awesome !!!
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Labor Day Road Trip Playlist: From Paul Simon To Pearl Jam, Wilson Pickett To Modest Mouse (page 38)
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38. Something In The Air – Thunderclap Newman – To me a quintessential road trip song, it exemplifies that classic 70's rock sound to a T and remains an influence to this day. It has appeared on everything from the Easy Rider soundtrack, to the movies Almost Famous and Kingpin.
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(b) Except as provided under subsection (f) of this section, assignment to such division of the court shall not be a bar to other judicial assignments during the term of such division.
(c) In assigning judges or justices to sit on such division of the court, priority shall be given to senior circuit judges and retired justices.
(d) The Chief Justice of the United States shall designate and assign three circuit court judges or justices, one of whom shall be a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, to such division of the court. Not more than one judge or justice or senior or retired judge or justice may be named to such division from a particular court.
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(f) Except as otherwise provided in chapter 40 of this title, no member of such division of the court who participated in a function conferred on the division under chapter 40 of this title involving an independent counsel shall be eligible to participate in any judicial proceeding concerning a matter which involves such independent counsel while such independent counsel is serving in that office or which involves the exercise of such independent counsel's official duties, regardless of whether such independent counsel is still serving in that office.
Source(Added Pub. L. 95–521, title VI, § 602(a),Oct. 26, 1978, 92 Stat. 1873; amended Pub. L. 97–409, § 2(b)(1),Jan. 3, 1983, 96 Stat. 2039; Pub. L. 99–554, title I, § 144(g)(3),Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3097; Pub. L. 100–191, §§ 4, 5 (a),Dec. 15, 1987, 101 Stat. 1307.)
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The date of enactment of this section, referred to in subsec. (a), is Oct. 26, 1978.
1987—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–191, § 4, inserted at end: "The Clerk of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit shall serve as the clerk of such division of the court and shall provide such services as are needed by such division of the court."
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 100–191, § 5(a), substituted "involving an independent counsel" for "involving a independent counsel".
1986—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 99–554substituted "chapter 40" for "chapter 39" in two places.
1983—Pub. L. 97–409, § 2(b)(1)(B), substituted "independent counsels" for "special prosecutors" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–409, § 2(b)(1)(B), substituted "independent counsels" for "special prosecutors".
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 97–409, § 2(b)(1)(A), (C), substituted "independent counsel" for "special prosecutor" wherever appearing and "independent counsel's" for "special prosecutor's".
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Orlando, FL – The Orlando Solar Bears, proud affiliate of the NHL's Minnesota Wild and Toronto Maple Leafs and AHL's Iowa Wild and Toronto Marlies, announced today that they have agreed to terms with Orlando native, defenseman Myles Harvey.
Harvey (6-5, 225 lbs.) played the last four seasons (2009-13) for Providence College (NCAA), including serving as an alternate captain during his junior and senior seasons. His best statistical season came in 2011-12, where he notched 17 points on seven goals and 10 assists. Harvey appeared in 124 games during his four-year collegiate career, finishing with eight goals and 24 assists for 32 points.
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I thought it would be cool to post a thread in here capturing pictures of our four legged hiking partners. Post pictures that you particularly like or perhaps of them suited and booted in action on the trails.Include:-Name-Breed (If known)-Age-WeightYOU KNOW YOU'RE PROUD! LETS SHOW OFF OUR PETS! :DMeet Luna: ^o^-Doberman/Beagle Mix -8.5 Months-36lbs
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Here is Eva:-breed unknown-3 years-60 lbsAlways itching to go!
Here's Allie- Australian Cattledog x some sort of shepherd?? (guessing)- around 6 yo- 60 lbbooted!
Axl's the same hound in my profile picture and always accompanies me hiking or pretty much doing anything, including work....- Name: Axl- Breed: Boxer- Age: 3.5y- Weight: 75-80lbsIn the woods on our last trip (need to get him a waterproof stuff sack for the blanket):At work the next day after our adventure:
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John: The 3rd pic of Eva is really awe inspiring. Has a certain mystique vibe.Sharon: The 2nd pic of Allie had me rolling out of my chair with laughter. She should be the poster dog for the brand of shoes she is wearing.Alex: I miss my boxer (lived until she was 17). Beautiful, smart and extremely loyal breed of dog. He's certainly not UL, especially that TONGUE! Love his brendal colors. :PThank you all for sharing. Animals are great... I won't post my Siamese cat though, unless I get requests. haha
Thanks for sharing, your pictures crack me up!Daniel, that 3rd picture has a guy at my office convinced that my dog is part wolf. In reality, she pooped about 5 seconds after the picture was taken.
Axl is my first boxer and so far I can definitely attest to his loyalty. When we're out in the woods he's great about staying close, especially when I'm setting up camp and I've let him mill about off-leash. He's never farther than about 30' away. From a practical standpoint he's great for hauling me off steep grades if I need the helping tug. Plus as his packweight lightens as he eats his food I can unload stuff from mine into his!I'd actually love to get him a better sleeping setup than what I have now. His little orange Samsonite travel blanket has sufficed on mild evenings but I know at some point he's going to need a small quilt and pad in cooler temps, especially if I have any hope of keeping him off my SynMat UL (which I suspect will be less resistant to dog-nail punctures versus my old regular SynMat). Also need to get him an insulating layer of some kind. I know Ruffwear makes a number of dog-jackets although I'm not sure which one would work the best for him.
10 year old Queensland Heeler mutt mixHer backpacking days are over but we take a short trail hikes nearly every day.
Bodhi, 4 yr old Pitbull mix, about 70 lb
Ike, what is that full body suit your pitbull is wearing? Looks warm!
It's from K9 topcoats. Pitbulls are not the most cold tolerant of breeds.
Name: MollyBreed: BrittanyAge: 15Weight: 39 lbsAs if in a flashback to that scene in "A Christmas Story" where Ralphy discovers a pink bunny outfit underneath the tree, a few years ago Molly received a ridiculously dorky 'little yellow riding hood' rain cape from one of my relatives.They begged us to put it on her, take some pics and then email them some (proof?) photos.I dutifully took Molly out on the first rainy day and put on her cape. She looked up at me as if to say, "You've GOT to be ****ing kidding me."The irony is...after a few times out in the rain with the cape on she discovered it was a heck of a lot better than getting soaked whenever we went out on the trails on a soggy day. Now, she won't set foot outside when it's raining without the rain coat.Go figure...
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I forgot to mention that I really enjoyed seeing all you folks' dogs.Made my day.
Name: MushkaBreed: Mini Pinscher/Manchester Terrier (She's from the shelter, so who knows for sure. She's taller and leaner than a lot of pinschers and has a white chest so I suspect she's more Manchester.Age: Almost 3Weight: 15 poundsThis dog was born to run. Has done a 22 mile trail run with me and still wanted to play fetch later that day. She's quite the predator as well. A neighbor's chicken got into our yard the other day; She ate the entire chicken, whole, everything except the wings. Completely defied the laws of physics...I don't know how a whole chicken fits into a stomach way smaller than my fist. Terribly bloated, it did slow her down for a few hours. She's quite fond of squirrels as well. Caught her eating the back half of one on our couch a month ago...Nice thing about the small size for backpacking: Doesn't require much food or water, if she overheats she can ride my pack and she doesn't require any sleeping gear...tucks into my sleeping bag or a jacket rather well.
Mushka is my hero.
"She's quite the predator as well."She looks like a born ratter alright. How's she do with snakes?
We've had 3 run ins with rattlers so far; every time I saw the snake as soon as she did and I yelled at her (making her freeze) before she had much time to think about it.So I still don't really know if she'd go for one, though she seemed hesitant with them.Our biggest problem is coyotes; she's really good bait when trail running at night. I've had to stop running with her after dark in one canyon because we've been confronted or trailed so many times._____________________________________________Next dog I want is a boxer. I love the ridiculously soulful look about them.
Never backpacked with them, but definitely my babies. I lost Chance, in front, a couple of years ago. Casey's still prowling the back yard, digging up moles and chasing rabbits. She's closing in on 14 now. Both were pound puppies..
"I saw the snake as soon as she did and I yelled at her (making her freeze) before she had much time to think about it."Wise call, Craig. For a dog that size, no matter how feisty, the first mistake is probably going to be the last. She probably wouldn't fare well with Ol' Wiley either. That canyon scene has to be a little weird, I'd think. I can just see their eyes glowing in your flashlight beam. I ran into about a half dozen of them one time solo up in Wright Lakes Basin, in broad daylight, and that was a mind concentrating moment for me. They left me alone, but for a brief moment I wasn't so sure how things were going to turn out, and my gut got real cold. Running into them at night when you're basically chumming them in with a small dog is probably even more so. Sort of like surfing and Great Whites? ;0)
Craig, just an FYI that you can get your pooch an injection that goes a long way towards protecting them against hemotoxic rattlesnake venom. Since you live amidst rattlers I bet your veterinarian knows about it and could help you out.Living in Texas we have poisonous snakes everywhere, so I have been getting shots for my dog for years (without any noticeable side effects.)Just something to consider.- Ken
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By now you've probably heard us wax poetic about the season's ample offering of bright bags, from vibrant drawstring buckets to fluorescent shoppers to playful across-body styles. Today we'd like to take a moment to spotlight one of the most popular ways to address this vivid accessories trend: via colorful clutches! That's right, we're not quite finished gushing over this rainbow-bright accessory topic! Whether it's lime green, cobalt blue, or a striking orange, these eye-popping bags are an excellent way to punch up a neutral ensemble or accent your bright separates this summer--as ladies like Rose Byrne and Sienna Miller attest--just check out today's Microtrend story to see what we mean!
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Off the runways, we noticed Sienna Miller and Rose Byrne executing a similar neon-and-neutrals approach, and their resulting ensembles were equally noteworthy. Spotted leaving the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London back in March, Miller used an electric orange bag to finish her outfit, which was comprised of a '70s-inspired Mulberry jumpsuit from the brand's S/S 11 collection and gray Matthew Williamson peep-toe heels. More recently, we noticed Byrne accessorizing an all-noir look with a dash of lipstick red. The actress was snapped last month in New York at a party wearing a Black Cotton Poplin Shift Dress ($175) from the Derek Lam + eBay collection and the designer's bright red Albertine Clutch ($414, 212.966.1616). It's important to note that both ladies allowed their clutches to be the focal points of their evening attire by keeping the rest of their ensembles minimal and understated.
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Now, if you're feeling a bit more daring and are ready to fully embrace this season's ultra-bright color trend, you can always style your vibrant clutch with one or more eye-catching separates for a high-impact ensemble. One of our favorite ways to execute this smart outfit idea is pairing a colorful clutch with a bold print, as seen at the Karen Walker S/S 11 show. In the look above (image #3), Walker expertly teamed a Patent Leather Clutch Purse ($277) in Yellow with the Crepe de Chine Peg Boat Pants ($268), further accentuating the youthful and playful vibe of the overall outfit. If a flashy print isn't your thing, we're also inspired by the color-block approach, as demonstrated by fashion insiders Taylor Tomasi Hill, Elisa Sednaoui, and Stephanie LaCava. Tomasi Hill, Marie Claire's Style and Accessories Director, snagged our attention between shows during Paris Fashion Week earlier this year with the way she effortlessly paired her electric cobalt Celine clutch with an equally vivid red Balenciaga sweater. That same week, we also came across Vogue.com contributor Stephanie LaCava, who wowed onlookers in an ink blue pair of Palu Pants ($195) by Theyskens' Theory, a cut-out beige Etro top, and a bright yellow Mark Cross Beaumont Saffiano Chain Clutch ($450). And while both of these ensembles could certainly transition into eveningwear, model/muse Elisa Sednaoui's stunning purple floor-grazing Fendi frock and pink Fan di Fendi Clutch ($1355) certainly takes the cake, thanks to the fun and utterly fabulous vibe of the overall look.
Dying to get your hands on a colorful clutch this season? We know the feeling, so we rounded up a pretty fantastic selection of petite carriers to get you in the mood for all your summer soirees! First, we have a few desirable fire-engine red options, like American Apparel's Small Leather Carry-All Pouch ($40), which works well for both daytime and evening ensembles, and House of Harlow 1960's Olivia Clutch ($195), which has a more structured shape. Of course, if you can afford to splurge this summer, you must also check out Yves Saint Laurent's Belle de Jour Large Patent Envelope Clutch ($475), as it's truly delightful. In addition to those must-have clutches, we're also smitten with the shocking pink hue of Cleobella's Mexicana Clutch ($154) in Fuchsia, ASOS' neon orange Portfolio Envelope Clutch ($34), and the lemon yellow shade of DKNY's French Grain Leather Clutch ($165). Moving down the rainbow, we also adore Tiffany & Co.'s Holly Clutch ($595) in Chartreuse for an elegant outing or Deena & Ozzy's Lasercut Clutch ($39), which comes in the most fantastic highlighter green. And finally, for those of you who fancy gorgeous blue hues, Lauren by Ralph Lauren's Newbury Wristlet ($128) and Zara's XL Fashion Clutch ($109) are both amazing options that are sure to light up a room!--Jessica Baker
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
Helper City has gotten a $74,000 grant from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board to develop a capital facilities master plan. The grant matches an equal amount that will be put up by the city, which has been saving the money generated by a water rate increase adopted in January.
The $148,000 will finance an engineering study to define and prioritize fixes in the aging culinary, sewer and storm water drainage systems. Parts of its water network are 70 years old and not up to standards. Its drinking water is carried in leaky, lead-jointed iron pipes. Sewage moves through deteriorating clay pipe that causes residential backups. Heavy rains periodically create floods that damage roads.
Mayor Dean Armstrong said that Franson Civil Engineers, which had been hired earlier to begin the plan, will continue and should be completed before spring.
The CIB grant and master plan are another step in the complete makeover of infrastructure that the government has been working on for more than a year.
The first step was to revise the water rate structure. As the Sun Advocate reported earlier, Armstrong explained that if the city was going to undertake the extensive work ahead, it would need grants and loans from the CIB and other funding agencies. But to qualify for that outside funding, the city would have to demonstrate that it was willing and able to carry its share of the financial load.
That was apparently the case Thursday when the CIB board suspended the rules of its regularly scheduled project review meeting to approve Helper's request.
At the city council meeting Thursday evening, Armstrong said the city will be going back to the CIB when the plan is done and the projects are shovel-ready.
The Community Impact Board awards grants and low-interest loans to cities, towns and counties impacted by mining and the extraction of oil and gas on federal land. The program is managed by the Division of Housing and Community Development under the Utah Department of Community and Culture.


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Buffalo, N.Y. - The owner of the Statler, Marc Croce, says this year's second Ice Ball will be a lot different from the first one.
Last New Year's Eve, four thousand people bought tickets for the first Ice Ball, an event that marked the official reopening of the Statler and there were complaints about long lines for food and drinks, and a lack of seating for people who didn't buy VIP tickets.
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* Croce is limiting the crowd to 1,500 people, less than half of last year
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* Each room will have its own food station, as opposed to last year where there was one centralized station.
Scott Brown: "What lessons did you take away from last year?"
Mark Croce: "One of the biggest lessons was number one the capacity, because everyone was looking to be able to sit down and eat, whereas we thought it was going to be more of a grazing type event.
Also, to try to open up a building like this on a night like that with that kind of influx of people and staffing issues, we now have a year under our belt, a great staff - people that have been working on hundreds of weddings and special event, big galas, and big balls."
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Ruben Tejada leaves rehab game, aggravates quad
According to Ben Wagner of MILB.com, Ruben Tejada pulled himself from tonight's game in Triple-A after aggravating his quad muscle.
"I just know his leg tightened up on him," Terry Collins told reporters after the game. "He was afraid to run, so he took himself out of the game. So he's probably headed back to Florida."
Tejada was placed on the 15-day disabled list on May 7 after straining his right quadricep muscle while diving into first base against the Diamondbacks on May 6.
Collins told reporters last weekend that he hoped Tejada would be able to rejoin the Mets on Friday against the Yankees.


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Chuck Proulx submitted this photo of him and Janice Proulx ice trekking on Exit Glacier in Seward, Alaska in July.
St. Lucie County resident Lawrence Smith captured this image of Crater Lake, in Oregon, while on a trip to the Pacific Northwest in July.
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Lee Pfrogner, of Martin County, photographed his wife, Deb, sitting on the Swilcan Bridge at The Old Course at St. Andrews during a golf outing and visit to Scotland in June.
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Sal Vitrella, of St. Lucie County, captured this image of Goose Island on St. Mary Lake - with the Continental Divide in the background - at Glacier National Park.
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Note: It Seems Like The Rangers Made The Right Choice With This Move/Non-Move In 2004
In an article from the NY Post on March 21st, 2004, Larry Brooks wrote this:
"Rangers were in on the bidding for Brown free-agent goaltender Yann Danis, but did not come close to matching the near-cap numbers the Hobey Baker candidate received from Montreal. We're told that the Blueshirts do not regard Danis to be as promising a prospect as Henrik Lundqvist, their 22-year-old seventh-round selection in the 2000 Entry Draft who is having an outstanding year for Frolundia of the Swedish Elite League. We'll see. The Rangers, who hope to sign Lundqvist and then get him over to Hartford next season, had better be right. Because the organization that can afford almost anything cannot afford mistakes on personnel."
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New prosecutor in Trayvon Martin case promises thorough investigation
Angela Corey assigned Thursday
In just a few hours Thursday, both the police chief and prosecutor responsible for the decision to not arrest George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin were removed from the case.
By Friday morning, the newly appointed special prosecutor took possession of the investigative files from the offices of State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, who stepped aside "in the interest of public safety, and to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest."
State Attorney Angela Corey, from Jacksonville, and two of her experienced homicide prosecutors wasted no time delving into the investigation, arriving in Seminole County about 14 hours after her appointment by Gov Rick Scott.
Before meeting with Sanford police Friday afternoon, her lead prosecutor, Bernie de la Rionda, told reporters, "We're going to do three things: the first thing is we're going to review everything that's already been done; second thing is we're going to determine what else needs to be done, from our opinion, and then we'll make a decision. We'll apply the facts as we learn them to the law."
He would not say whether they would empanel a grand jury, as Wolfinger's office had planned to do on April 10.
"We're not going to speculate right now as to what the decision will be," de la Rionda said. "We have to wait so we know all the facts. I'm not going to get into what-ifs."
Nor would he comment on any of the facts Corey's office had learned so far.
"We're here to do an investigation," he said. "We're going to do a thorough investigation. And that's our job and so we would ask everyone, bear in mind we just got here. We're going to review what we got, we're going to continue that investigation so everyone needs to just take a break, a minute, let us do our investigation. We've only been on it less than 24 hours."
Asked how long it might take, he said, they would "try to do it as expeditiously as we can."
But he did indicate they would not be bound by prior legal decisions.
"We are looking at it with completely fresh eyes," he said. "We appreciate that an investigation was already done. We're going to review what was already done. We're going to continue to investigate and we will proceed from there."
"Seeking the truth, that's the bottom line," he said. "We are seeking the truth here from everyone involved and we are going to get to the truth, hopefully, one way or the other."
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CORRECTED : H-D Flated Bottom End - JAP Top Ends
Attached is a couple of pics of an engine that was sent to me of an engine someone made.
I think he said it was for a hill climber.
He also said it was a pretty powerful engine.
It has a H-D Flathead bottom end and the top end is suppose to be from a JAP.


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Am looking for some new exciting sw dishes, getting a bit fed up the the same old meals every week and looking for some exciting recipes to try! X
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Am looking for some new exciting sw dishes, getting a bit fed up the the same old meals every week and looking for some exciting recipes to try! X
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Well, I don't have my own family per se, but me and my friends really love good old fashioned mince and potatoes, with a big heaped serving of turnip on the side. Can't go wrong on a cold winter's night with mince and totties! :)
my hubby LOVES my pork and hoison sauce with noodles - and hes not even doing sw! really simple too :)
Bacon and leek risotto or lamb shank dinner
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Ohh that pork sounds amazing, do u have a recipe? Me and my bf just had pork with sweet chili philly light ontop and "breaded" with smash with tomato/veg pasta mmm - he loves it too!
We love diet coke chicken! Even my very fussy child will eat it!
Spinach and mushroom cannelloni or a 'fry up' slimming world style!! Yum yum!!
2.5 syns per serving
1 asda chosen by you hoison sauce 120g (4.5 syns)
3 pork chops (all fat removed)
3 nests of blue dragon egg noodles (any will do)
1 onion chopped
1 red pepper chopped
1 leek chopped
soy sauce
cut all ur fat off the pork chops,
put between cling film and beat within an inch of its life... or till thin then cut into thin strips,
spray ur wok with fry light and fry ur veg, then add ur pork strips
cook ur noodles as directed drain and add to ur pork and veg
add ur soy sauce and hoison sauce and mix thoroughly and serve.
u can use watever veg u want, ive had it with carrots and bean sprouts but these are the ones i tend to get the best results from
good old chilli con carne ..
I also discovered recently that my favourite refried beans are a free food!!! yummy with chicken with onions, peppers filled into tacos (3 sins per taco) and wedges(hm sun free) or rice
hi can you tell me how you get to apply the slimming world badges as im not a computer wiz:confused::confused:
Mmm some lovely ideas! Thanks
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My children love SW cottage pie, Lasagne and KFC chicken :)


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By GUIDO RACHIELEPrice
I was shocked to hear the word that the Carbon School Board and the superintendent were considering closing the Helper Jr. High School. No way should that happen. There are many items in the budget that can be cut to shave money.
No way should Helper be destroyed. The school is important to all of northwest area of the county and school system.
I say no to closing the school.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- When Audrey Brown looked at the calendar the registered nurse knew what to expect.
Brown is among the millions who routinely wait until April 15th, the IRS tax filing deadline, to file her income tax return.
"Generally between the 10th and the 15th is when I file," said Brown.
Brown said this year part of her delay was gathering the necessary papers. It meant being in line at a local Jackson Hewitt office.
She refuse to file her own return.
"It is not my field of expertise so I want to make I am doing what I am supposed to do," she said.
Paul Bina is area manager for Jackson Hewitt.
"You need to file or file for an extension," said Bina.
He said they were planning to keep their doors open until midnight.
"Even if you owe, the important thing is to file or face bigger penalty," said Bina.
It was a busy day for taxpayers everywhere.
Real Sense, the United Way Initiative, held a tax blitz day at the Wells Fargo bank building in Springfield.
They plan to help about 300 clients.
"There are no income restrictions," said Jeff Winkler.
Winkler said their service, which includes volunteers from AARP, is there to help avoid mistakes and meet the tax filing deadlines.
Among the common mistakes:
-Missing social security number
-Not reporting income
-Providing incorrect postal and email address
When asked why so many taxpayers wait until the deadline to file, Winkler said they believe they owe Uncle Sam when in fact they may be eligible for a tax refund.
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Read: JT Miller Continues To Impress
At Puck Prospectus, Corey Pronman writes that JT Miller was the best forward at the US World Junior camp last month.
He says that along with good speed and physical play, Miller was making nice plays with the puck.
Pronman, who ranked Miller ninth in his infamous rankings and has doubted his hockey sense and skills, came around on both after watching him at the camp. He says that Miller "certainly" has top-six skills.
Gordie Clark has said that the number one thing about Miller is his hockey sense.
The Mike Richards and Ryan Kesler comparisons sound better each time he is written about.


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Discussions are underway to revive plans for a sprawling agricultural park at Baggs Corner in Hounsfield, which developers say could spur investment and job creation for the region.
The initial plans from Robbins Farm came undone in 2003, but not before Bridge Associates, Adams, completed a lengthy study.
Interest in the study was renewed in February during discussions about the planned business park near the Watertown International Airport.
Tentative plans are for the agricultural park to be built on 20 to 30 acres at routes 3 and 180 owned by Ronald C. Robbins, who owns Robbins Farms.
Peter B. Bryant, economic development coordinator for the town and Chamber of Commerce, said there are still several aspects to decide before the project can move forward, such as the parks layout.
However, initial interest from businesses such as North Country Farms and Black River Cattle Co. to operate there and interest from Albany for agricultural development were signs the time was right to renew the project.
I think when people learn about this there will be some interest in it, he said.
Mr. Robbins said he acquired about 300 acres at the site last year, which meant the park could grow depending on interest. He plans to approach the project with cautious optimism as more decisions must be made about what will anchor the park.
As long as theres excitement around agriculture, I think this is going to be a great opportunity and it could lead to some great things, he said.
Mr. Bryant said smaller farming operations could improve their products by working with the larger farms and using their distribution chains.
You may have the best product in the world, but if you dont have that pipeline people will never know it exists, Mr. Bryant said.
He cited North Country Farms expansion of its distribution throughout the state and New England as an example of the larger market possibilities for local farms. Several farmers, including Mr. Robbins, have also found success growing soybeans for distribution in China.
Mr. Bryant said he has been in discussions with James Ma, a Chinese developer with several business interests in the Ogdensburg area, about pursuing further trade projects as well as educational opportunities for students at the park. He said the project could also draw interest from Chinese investors through the Employment-Based Immigration: Preference 5 program, which attracts loans of $500,000 or more for job growth from foreign investors in exchange for green cards.
Though he did not offer specifics about potential job growth at the park, Mr. Bryant pointed out a similar park in Batavia generated about 800 jobs for yogurt and mushroom-growing operations on the site.
Other parties that could be interested in the park, Mr. Bryant said, are school and university groups, which could use the space to develop young talent in the field.
Mr. Bryant said plans are for the site to use renewable sources of energy such as biomass and solar to help it become self-sustaining. The planned combination of agriculture and sustainable energy facilities, Mr. Bryant said, could make the site a tourist attraction.
Mr. Bryant said the transition from an ad-hoc committee to a formal steering committee for the project will be finalized shortly, which will help determine the cost to update the 2003 study. Also in the works is a plan to pair private donations with grants through the states Consolidated Funding Application process. More details on that process may be projected toward the end of May or in early June.
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Consultation on the future of European Company Law Arna fhoilsiú an : 23/02/2012
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The purpose of this consultation is to collect views from all interested stakeholders on the future of European company law. All citizens and organisations are welcome to contribute.
European company law is a cornerstone of the internal market. EU company law has evolved significantly over the last 40 years.
The scope of EU harmonisation covers: the protection of interest of shareholders and others, the constitution and maintenance of public limited-liability companies' capital, takeover bids, branches disclosure, mergers and divisions, minimum rules for single-member private limited-liability companies, shareholders' rights and related areas such as financial reporting and accounting.
Considerable work has also been accomplished on different legal forms such as the European Company (SE), the European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG) and the European Cooperative Society (SCE).
In recent times, however, the adoption of European company law initiatives has become more difficult.
These difficulties are, for example, illustrated by the lack of progress on some simplification initiatives and on the proposed statute of the European Private Company (SPE).
Nevertheless, at the same time, the cross-border dimension of business has grown tremendously both from a company and from a consumer perspective.
Against this backdrop, DG Internal Market and Services launched a reflection exercise at the end of 2010 with the creation of an ad hoc reflection group composed of eminent academics.
This group presented a report to the Commission which contained a number of recommendations for action.
The report was discussed at a public conference in Brussels on 16 and 17 May 2011.
The Commission now wishes to launch a public consultation to seek views from all stakeholders on European company law from 2012 onwards.
The European Commission will announce in mid-2012 possible initiatives on corporate governance and company law.


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BASF Strengthens Pigment's Competitiveness in its Performance Products
Published December 11, 2013
"The measures we are undertaking will make us more responsive to market and customer needs. We also continue to significantly invest in innovation as the leading pigment supplier," said Markus Kramer, president of the Dispersions and Pigments division.
BASF will optimize its global production network for pigments. The major measures include the closure of the Paisley plant in Scotland and the restructuring of the Huningue plant in France. In addition, BASF is examining strategic options for the site in Maastricht, the Netherlands. The planned investments in the production network will further strengthen the production footprint in Asia Pacific, the fastest-growing market. This also includes the start-up and expansion of a plant for high-performance pigments at BASF's wholly-owned production site in Nanjing , China, and the expansion of the BASF pigments plant in Ulsan, Korea.
"The future global production network will enable us to reliably and efficiently supply our partners from a competitive base," added Kramer.
Further measures to improve the competitiveness of the Performance Products segment continue to be analyzed.
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Posted on February 4, 2014Kentucky rockers, BLACK STONE CHERRY are excited to announce the release of eagerly awaited new album, 'Magic Mountain' through Roadrunner Records on 5th May. Lead single, 'Me & Mary Jane' is set to hit radio waves in mid-February to coincide with their sold-out series of intimate UK 'fan-curated' shows.
Commenting on the making of the Joe Barresi-produced 'Magic Mountain', the band say, "Not since before our first album have we felt the freedom and confidence that we felt while writing and recording this album. After touring the world behind three previous albums that we are extremely proud of, we feel this album best captures the live energy, honesty and vibe that encompasses our true musicianship."
Renowned as electrifying live, BLACK STONE CHERRY will hit the road hard in support of 'Magic Mountain', kicking off the album cycle in the UK with a series of intimate - and already sold out - live performances dubbed 'The Southern Hospitality Tour.' Set for late February/early March, the dates will see BLACK STONE CHERRY creating each evening's set list from a list of fan requests, guaranteeing every night's performance will be completely unique. The boys will also break the lengthy set to answer fans questions during an audience Q&A, marking the shows out as a really special evening. Dates run as follows:
25th Feb - GLASGOW Barrowlands
26th Feb - MANCHESTER Ritz
28th Feb - LONDON Koko
1st Mar - WOLVERHAMPTON Wulfrun Hall
BLACK STONE CHERRY's previous albums, 2008's 'Folklore And Superstition' and 2011's 'Between The Devil & the Deep Blue Sea' both topped the UK Rock Albums chart on their release and have since racked up silver sales certification status from the BPI (British Phonographic Industry).
If you missed out on the intimate club dates, don't worry! A major UK arena run is pencilled for later in the year. Dates will be announced soon.


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
With the two toughest region games still ahead, the Carbon volleyball team made sure they stayed on track with a three game sweep of Union on Tuesday night. The Dinos easily beat the Cougars 25-15, 22-22 and 25-15 to maintain first place in Region 10 action.
In game one, Carbon gained a big lead over Union, but midway through allowed them to climb in and tie it up. Service errors from Carbon gave Union five free points of their 15 total. Finally the Dinos left them in the dust to finish it off. It stayed a bit closer in game two and a service ace from Sara Potts sewed up the win. Game three was all the Dinos. Again service errors from Carbon kept Union in the game for a short time. Amanda Freestone put the icing on the set and match with an impressive kill shot to end it.
Freestone finished with nine kills on the night. Joy Malone led things with 12. Kacylia Ivory led the defense with 12 defensive digs. And on a night the serving wasn't the strongest for the Dinos, Miranda Averett served up three aces to keep Union on their heels.
Coach Bob Potts was happy for the win, but reminded his team through out the night that they needed to get their serves in. "A better team would have capitalized on our problems. But I did challenge them after the weekend tournament to serve tougher. I think that is what they were trying to do."
The Lady Dinos played in the Utah Classic over the weekend. They won two of three in pool play, but then were over powered by the 4A teams they faced in the tournament finals and lost two quick games.
This weekend they are heading south to participate in the Siever Valley Tournament. It will be a taste of state tournament play for the Dinos with teams like Richfield, Wasatch and 2A leading Grand as part of the competition. Coach Potts feels like this will be great preparation for things to come.


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The 12 countries involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade group reportedly plan to hammer out an agreement on tariffs during meetings in Washington to be held September 20-23.
Although the American people (and the people of all nations involved in the pact) are prevented from participating or even watching the various rounds of meetings, global multi-nationals Monsanto and Walmart are helping draft the agreement.
The ultimate aim of the TPP is the creation of a Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific (FTAAP). Members of the proposed "free trade" bloc include Japan, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States, and Vietnam. The regional trading partnership is intended to establish "a comprehensive free trade agreement across the region."
An article in the Georgetown Journal of International Law says that the TPP negotiations "are designed to culminate in a 'gold standard' free trade agreement (FTA)." The article continues:
The TPP negotiations are among the more recent of a large number of FTAs and Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs) that have been or are being negotiated between the member economies of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum. Since the APEC Leaders' Bogor Declaration in November 1994, the member economies have been committed on some level to the objective of achieving an environment for "free and open" trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region.
In the argot of globalism, "free and open trade" translates as "economic and political integration." Later in the Georgetown piece, former U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Ron Kirk is quoted as calling for the TPP to be "more than a broad concept."
Additional evidence of the "ambitious" goal of the TPP discussions is found in a press release issued by representatives of the member nations attending an APEC meeting in Honolulu in 2011:
We are delighted to have achieved this milestone in our common vision to establish a comprehensive, next-generation regional agreement that liberalizes trade and investment and addresses new and traditional trade issues and 21st-century challenges. We are confident that this agreement will be a model for ambition for other free trade agreements in the future.
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March 21, 1926-September 26, 2012
Mr. Raymond A. Peterson, age 86, passed away at Memorial Hospital in North Conway, NH on September 26, 2012. He was a retired attorney and long-time resident of Newport City.
Mr. Peterson moved to Newport from New Brunswick, NJ in November 1963, and joined the law firm of Paul R. Rexford. He opened his own law firm specializing in probate and property law in 1967. His loving wife, Claire, worked side-by-side with him as his assistant and office manager. He was a familiar sight at town clerk's offices, courthouses, banks, and real estate offices throughout the Northeast Kingdom until he retired in June 2007. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson moved to North Conway, NH in early 2009.
Mr. Peterson was born on March 21, 1926 in Bronx, New York, the son of Sylvester A. Peterson and Marcelle (Sir) Peterson, a native of France. He graduated from Morris High School in June 1943 and enlisted in the Marine Corps in March 1944. While in the Marine Corps, he served as a guard at the U.S. Naval Air Station, Coco Solo on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal Zone, as a clerk in the Sergeant Major's office in the Marine Barracks, U. S. Naval Base, Balboa, on the Pacific side of the Canal Zone, and as a personnel records clerk at the Navy Annex, Arlington, VA. He enrolled in Brooklyn Law School as a full-time student under the G.I. Bill and graduated with the class of June 1953. Following graduation, he joined the law firm of Galli & Locker of New York City, and represented the Traveler's Insurance Company in accident cases, until October 1963, when he left the firm to join Mr. Rexford in Newport.
He was predeceased by his parents, his brother George, and sister Marcelle.Â
He is survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Claire; his loving children: Richard of New York, NY; Nancy of Ottawa, Canada; and Arlene of Burke, VA; and six grandchildren.Â
A Mass of Christian burial was held at Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church in North Conway on September 28, 2012 officiated by Fr. Don Gauthier. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Furber & White Funeral Home of North Conway was in charge of arrangements.


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Goddamit took me two hours to get in and I crashed after 5 minutes...made an Elf Cleric...got a good look at the game tho, pretty neat. Somewhat surprising that it ran quite well on max specs on my budget rig. lol
crafting, housing and pvp.
some rich people showing off
(love this one, gonna steal that plot myself if i can get there in time)
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english patch up and running,
no eta when he'll release it to the public though.
most likely very soon.
Lol , Mining on a Gathering Crops icon
Archeache english translation is released page 4 in this thread!!
Played till 6:00 in the morning, got to level 17. Most of f2p games i uninstall after 30min, but this game i played 8 hours straight xD. It's just incredibly fun game imo. Combat and animations feel very fluid. Quests have a nice little feature - if you don't kill all monsters like 8/10 you still can complete the quest, but you will get less rewards. The same thing if you kill way to many mobs like 12/10 you will get more rewards.
It's the first mmorpg where i had to grow my own mount, like a tamagotchi. And the mount is like a pet. It levels with you and you can equip armors to it. I saw a lot of videos with people using glider. So i got a little disappointed with level 1 glider, because it's kinda hard to control and it's way to slow. I guess u need to craft a better one
The only thing that sucks is that to build a scarecrow/house you need to have premium. And is there anyway to save key bindings and some other settings? Every time i exit the game my key bindings are reset with some other settings. Or is it just an annoying bug?
Are there some memory leaks in this game? I set graphic settings to medium and i get constant 60fps in most of the places. But in some places my fps just drops to 5-10. Like the spider web forest - that place just destroys my fps. Or maybe my pc just sucks: processor i7-2600K 3.7Ghz, 8GB ram, geforce gtx 560.
Question to someone knowledgeable about farming - if i plant some seeds on random plot and go away do some quests, will other players be able to steal my crops when they fully grow?
Last edited by DeeDragon; 02-23-2014 at 12:39 PM.