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Lebanon is a country located in the Middle East on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered by Syria and Israel. Lebanon's rugged terrain and location at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Basin and the Arabian hinterland has helped isolate, protect and develop numerous factional groups within the country. The government system is a republic. The chief of state is the President and the head of government is the Prime Minister. Lebanon has a free-market economy and a strong laissez-faire commercial tradition.
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Ramsey County ECC and other Public Safety services use the 800 MHz Radio System. The Radio System is accessed through in-vehicle mobile radios, hand-held portable radios, and dispatch consoles.
The NEW Ramsey County 800 Mhz Radio System provides radio interoperability that ensures first responders and other public agencies within the County have seamless radio communications for the performance of their duties.
Older scanners capable of receiving public safety frequencies prior to the 800 MHz ARMER system, no longer work.
To receive transmissions on the ARMER system you need a scanner that can receive APCO Project 25 trunked transmissions with a 9600 baud control channel.
There are several scanners on the market that can receive these transmissions. After the purchase, you will also need information to program the scanner. There are local scanner dealers and internet websites that can supply you with the information you need. Some dealers charge for this service and some include it with the price of the scanner.
Ramsey County does not supply control channel or talk-group information to any unauthorized person or group.
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In most cases scanners are legal for use in a home or office setting. Please note that State and federal regulations prohibit the use of anything heard on the radio. So the policy is "listen but don't tell." Mobile use of Police scanners is generally not permitted except for qualified Amateur Radio Operators. (MN State Statute 299C.37)
Technical Details of the Ramsey County 800 MHz Radio System
The ARMER Project 25 digital trunked radio system consists of portions owned and operated by the State and portions owned and operated by individual counties and cities. The Minnesota State Radio Board (SRB) oversees the system. Counties are responsible for system portions they built, but must operate within SRB rules.
The Ramsey County 800 MHz radio system is a portion of the Minnesota ARMER trunked digital radio system. Because of the connection to the state system, Ramsey County radios can communicate with any other 800 Mhz radio anywhere in the State with radio coverage.
The Ramsey County radio system uses APCO Project 25 digital modulation. This robust modulation scheme works well beyond the boundaries where older FM radio systems fail. This means that the radio transmissions stay clear and easy to understand inside the network.
The Ramsey County portion of the ARMER system consists of seven radio sites around the County, each with 22 transmitters. The radio sites are connected by microwave transmissions and fiber optic cable. One transmitter, used as the "control channel," directs the system-affiliated portable and mobile radios where they should go to send or receive their transmissions. The other 21 transmitters are used as required to transmit the more than 350 virtual channels ("talk groups") programmed into various Ramsey County radios. The transmissions of other talk groups that originate in Ramsey County, other counties, or at the state level are sorted by the control channel that respond to what each radio is tuned too.
The 22 transmitters employed by this system do the work of many old style transmitters. Since the system's portions interconnect, each site transmits the same transmission, providing protective redundancy against the failure of one or more sites taking the entire system off the air. Even if the whole Ramsey County system were to fail, the radios would automatically affiliate with one of the other county or the State sites and transmissions would continue with minimal interruption.
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The critics of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship had their chance to publicly criticize it in a Senate hearing today, but they were nowhere to be seen.
National Education Association President Dennis Van Roekel once called the program an "ongoing threat to public education in the District of Columbia," in a letter to President Obama, whom he asked to end the threat of this "ineffective" program. But when the NEA got the chance to testify to the threat, it was nowhere to be seen.
We invited no less than six witnesses who are opposed to the reauthorization of this program to come and testify," said committee Chairman Sen. Lieberman. "And, not a single one accepted our invitation. I say that with regret because I wanted to hear from both sides."
The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship and its beneficiaries have been on the federal chopping block since Sen. Dick Durbin cut funding for the program in an omnibus spending bill. Since then, the program's reauthorization has become a political hot potato, as Barack Obama, who promised reform, has had to deal with the inconvenience of publicly opposing a program that serves 1,700 mostly minority, low-income students $7,500 scholarships to private schools of their choice in an underperforming public-school district.
Adding to the inconvenience is the fact that the Department of Education's commissioned report on student achievement in the program has show "statistically significant" gains for scholarship kids over public-school counterparts of the equivalent of 3-5 months extra of instruction.
"This isn't just noise or random variation. This is a true difference," said Patrick Wolf, the University of Arkansas professor who oversaw the three-year study. "In my opinion, the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship program has met a tough standard for efficacy in serving low-income students."
Critics who have claimed the program has "failed to provide any significant academic improvements to our children's education"- as one of the flyers which stood in for actual opposition stated- were of course not present to hear Wolf's testimony or refute it.


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Additional support will be made available for flood-affected communities under Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA), Commonwealth Attorney-General Nicola Roxon and Deputy Premier and Minister for Police and Emergency Services Peter Ryan announced today.
Flood-affected businesses, primary producers and not-for-profit organisations in Shepparton and Moira will now be able to access up to $25,000 for clean-up and recovery grants while 14 flood-affected local government areas (LGAs) will have access to low-interest concessional loans of up to $200,000.
"While this emergency is still developing and further areas may be affected, governments recognise the need for swift and effective action to help communities and families recover from these devastating floods," Ms Roxon said.
"The clean-up and recovery grants will help businesses, including farm businesses, resume trading as soon as possible by funding clean-up activities, replacement of damaged equipment, stock and other general repairs."
Mr Ryan said the latest flood support came on top of existing joint Commonwealth-Victorian government funding already announced and in place.
The 14 LGAs affected by the floods and able to access low-interest loans are Alpine, Benalla, East Gippsland, Greater Bendigo, Greater Shepparton, Indigo, Macedon Ranges, Mildura, Moira, Mount Alexander, Strathbogie, Towong, Wangaratta and Wodonga.
"It is important to ensure that people who are genuinely in need receive adequate support to help them resume a normal life as quickly as possible," Mr Ryan said.
"Both governments are committed to helping flood-stricken communities recover, and this additional funding will give an important boost to eligible small to medium businesses, primary producers and non-profit organisations affected by the floods.
"Applications for these grants can be made through Rural Finance Corporation Victoria," Mr Ryan said.
The new measures are in addition to the emergency relief assistance and emergency re-establishment grants for eligible Victorians under the Personal Hardship Assistance Program, which is jointly funded by the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments.
For more information about NDRRA funding please go to: http://www.em.gov.au/.
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The Legislature adjourned in late May after cutting nearly $5 billion in spending requests to balance the $32 billion two-year state budget. But last week Gov. Chris Gregoire ordered state agency directors to prepare for more cuts -- up to 10 percent.
Some might wonder how such deep cuts could be in the state's future after the slash-a-thon that took place in the Capitol as the 2011-13 budget was being hammered together.
It's pretty simple. The budget was built on the assumption the Great Recession was behind us and the state's economy would begin to grow over the next two years, thus boosting tax revenue. The official state revenue forecast an anticipated $4 billion (about a 7 percent increase each year) more would be collected over the next two years than the past two years.
The economy, at least in mid-August, isn't looking so hot. Given that, Gregoire wisely gave the order to prepare for cuts if the September revenue forecast lags behind original projections.
Frankly, we don't see too many scenarios where revenue projects meet the overly optimistic projections on which lawmakers built the budget. Some serious cuts are going to have to be made based on some very difficult decisions.
While most of state government has seen a reduction in spending, funding for social services has increased. There are a couple of reasons for that. Some of the spending is mandated by the federal government and some out of necessity -- as the economy hit the skids more folks qualified for medical care and other subsidies.
Think about how health insurance and medical costs have soared for families. It's worse for state government. When the economy faltered the number of people in need of state services increased.
Unfortunately, college students and their families took a hit as a result. Higher education funding was reduced more than 8 percent.
Public schools -- kindergarten through high school -- received more dollar-for-dollar funding than the previous budget but when higher costs and mandates are considered the amount of money schools will have to spend on actual education might be less.
Senate Ways and Means Chairman Ed Murray, D-Seattle, said the prospect of more cuts might result in Democrats asking voters to approve some sort of tax-increase package.
But the ranking Republican on the budget committee, Sen. Joe Zarelli, R-Ridgefield, said he didn't see tax increases as the answer.
While we cringe at cuts, particularly to education, we don't see new or higher taxes as a viable option in the short term.
If the revenue forecast is down in September, the cuts have to be made immediately so the state doesn't dig itself into a deeper budget hole that will require even deeper cuts in the future.
State agency chiefs must take Gregoire's call to prepare for budget cuts seriously -- very seriously.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. — There's an expectation from fans that a ticket to Bristol Motor Speedway will get them a seat to NASCAR's version of the Roman Colosseum.
They got one of those throwback, rock 'em, sock 'em races last August, when changes to the track surface forced drivers to get aggressive again. A month into a new Sprint Cup season, NASCAR could use another race like that.
Sunday's race will be the fourth for the new Gen-6 car, and the first this season on a short track.
"Everybody is on egg shells. Drivers are on egg shells. I think the fans are on egg shells. The media is on egg shells. The sanctioning body is on egg shells," defending champion Brad Keselowski said. "You get the collective sense in this sport that everyone is feeling a lot of pressure and if we don't have a perfect week every week everybody just kind of shakes down in their boots. So I think, right now, every week is a big week in this sport."
Nobody knows what to expect at a track once beloved for its action-packed racing.
But a reconfigured racing surface in 2007 altered Bristol into two racing grooves, sometimes three, and drivers could race side-by-side for the first time. Without a need to forcefully use the front bumper to navigate traffic, drivers enjoyed the new Bristol.
Fans absolutely hated it, and the track that boasted 55 consecutive sellouts suddenly had swaths of open seats.
Track owner Bruton Smith saw enough last March and ordered grinding to the top groove to tighten up the track and recreate the old Bristol racing. He got some of that in August, and the drama, too: Tony Stewart threw his helmet at Matt Kenseth after contact between the two knocked Stewart out of the race.
Denny Hamlin thinks Sunday will be even better.
"The lower line has got more grip than I've ever felt here in the past," Hamlin said. "I think we're going to see one of the best races we've seen in a long time here because the low line does have a lot of grip, and we know everyone is going to start making their way higher just to make their car work, so it's going to be a good mix of both, I believe."
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Weekend School ?
Do you do any schooling on the weekends? Or do you take a break and start again on Monday?
Quoting Boobah:
We do formal school m-f but there are days when we do some on the weekends for various reasons.
oh kirby! what a question!!! hahahaha no academics on weekends here!
Sometimes, if we need to, we do but only if we didn't do school during the week for whatever reason.
We normally do formal school only during the week & take a break on weekends. We have to have a certain number of school days in the year here though & we have done a few days of Saturday school when we took too many sick days to make up the difference.We don't do it often though.


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Fishing with Patrick Sebile with Jay Withers, the 300lb tarpon man.
Yesterday I awake at 5am so I could get ready to make another drive. This time however it was only 1:30minutes south to the Gasperilla Marina. I was excited to fish with Patrick Sebile today. Yes the guy that's CEO of the Sebile lure company. With us was Captain Jay Withers and Jeff of Ted's Tackle.
We got on Jay's 24′ Pathfinder and headed off to find some redfishing. It didn't take long before Jay put us on the fish. We power poled down started to sling away with Sebile Baits. If you haven't seen them before they are pretty unique in design as far as lure goes. Some and liquid fills, some have a keel, some are 3″ long and some are 10″+. They ain't cheap that's for sure but they are different and most important of course catch fish.
We started to catch some nice redfish. Most of them were upper slot to just over slot fish. We took the time to do some nice photos but during it all, Patrick with a accent, was telling stories of some incredible overseas fishing. Here I am thinking Patrick was just a lure designer/owner. I come to find out he's actually some world famous crazed fisherman who's fishing resume just stunned me. The guy holds more than 300 IGFA world, European and French fishing records. He has fished in 61 different countries. He's was a lure designer for Mepps/Mr.Twister and before that he guided in Africa for 17 years! He was the guide the day the gentleman landed the 286lbs IGFA all tackle Tarpon. At 40 years old, he's got some massive fishing achievements and needless to say I was quite impressed.
"Max Domecq on March 20, 2003. The massive tarpon weighed in at 286lb 9oz (130kgs) and was caught in Rubane, Guinea-Bissau, Africa."
After the bite died we moved on and decided to head offshore to do some trolling with the larger lures. After a stop for some lunch and a little breather were off and running towards the Gulf of Mexico. The seas were glass calm so the ride out couldn't have been much better. The bite however was lacking. There were zero current and no activity on the top. The only fish we caught was a bonita. We headed back in to call it day and decided to try for a snook. We caught some jacks, ladyfish, small reds, then Jeff gets a nice strike. There were no head shake so everyone thought it was a nice redfish. After a few tensed minutes, Jeff finally gets the fish boat side and it turns out to be a very respectable snook.
It's now completely dark. Were only a couple miles from the marina. We were tired and hungry but it was sure worth it to hear all the cool stories. Some of Patricks' adventures Patrick were just over the top. The fishing was just a bonus.
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As a child growing up near Baltimore, MD Brad's love for fishing began. Being a couple hours from the Chesapeake Bay and its waterways, he primarily fished freshwater ponds and lakes for anything that would bite. That didn't stop Brad from hitting the bay and beaches for a little action, but the lack of time spent fishing was just not sufficient to become knowledgeable of those local waters and fishing tactics. Still, during every summer vacation, Brad and his dad would always do some sort of surf fishing for anything they could find in the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the Chesapeake Bay; the two even caught blue crabs with their own traps, often feasting with family and friends. When living in Columbia, MD, walking to the local ponds with raw hot dogs, cheese, corn and bread was a regular occurrence for Brad. Catching catfish and bluegill became a daily routine. Finding crayfish in the local streams was his method for bass fishing, which became the new fixation. Next it was on to artificials; any freshwater pond or lake Brad could find was fished for a trophy bucketmouth. After growing older and having a child, he became devoted to his daughter; fishing slowly tapered off, and then became non existent. College was the new focus, with Brad taking as many writing classes as possible for credits on his way to an Associates of Applied Science degree. A stable job became the new way of life, with Brad working as an Automotive Technician and Insurance Claims Adjuster.
After moving to Florida in 2002 and meeting some experienced fisherman, Brad started to wade the flats of Sarasota in search of any fish possible. After catching a few nice snook and redfish, his bass fishing days would be over. There was nothing like drag screaming during a long battle with these fish from the shallow waters of the bay. Brad's passion for fishing was back. After moving to the Ruskin, Florida area in 2004 and acquiring a boat, fishing became more than just a hobby for Brad. It was his goal to learn the local waterways of the bay, and catch as many fish as possible. The nearby South Shore became the primary waters to hone his skills. Snook, redfish, trout and tarpon are now his key targets, and he has successfully learned how to fish for these fish of the flats. Over the years, Brad's knowledge base has grown as well as fishing skills. Angling has helped him make many new friends, and has also brought out the love of writing he currently possesses. Presently, Brad takes pride in writing about the outdoors, and documents his experiences; he want's to share knowledge with anyone he can. With his writing method, his laid back nature and sense of humor are evident, and one will easily find out he is down to earth. Educating those who are beginning to fish the Tampa Bay area is his objective, and this benefits those who lack the skills needed to fish our little piece of paradise; in turn this helps us all.
Brad would love to turn his passion for writing into a career, and has written articles for Fishing Simplified.com, and is now currently writing for Salty Shores.com. In his spare time Brad loves watching all types of sports as well as movies. He enjoys spending time at the beach, hanging out with family and friends, and laying back with his two German Shepherds. Brad has an extensive music collection he is constantly adding to and a backyard barbeque while relaxing by the pool is right up his alley.


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Contrasting Welding Techniques Used On Pipelines And Refinery Piping: Uphill Versus Downhill
When one looks on a huge oil and gas installation like a refinery spread across many acres and representing millions of dollars on equipment and infrastructure investment, one does not see the raw crude oil injected into the refinery for the refining process. This is because the crude oil is transported through an underground pipeline. The pump station which pumps oil into the pipeline is also located far away from the refinery.
But the underground pipeline and the aboveground refinery are there for one purpose. That is to provide refined oil and other products to the public. The pipeline is for transporting the crude oil and the refinery is for refining this crude oil.
It is interesting to know that the welding techniques for these complementary structures are entirely opposite to each other. Downhill welding techniques are used for welding pipeline whereas uphill welding is used for welding refinery piping systems. Even the welding codes and inspection methods are different. The pipeline welding is controlled by API 1104 whereas refinery piping work is controlled by ASME Sec IX.
In this article we are going to discuss one by one how and why the two welding methods differ from each other. Following are the main areas where we mostly find the difference: 1.) weld joint, 2.) use of clamps, 3.) welding technique, 4.) codes and standards, 5.) electrode coating, and 6.) welding speed.
Weld Joint
The pipe thickness used on pipeline is usually less than that used in refinery piping and the pipe ends of a pipeline are machine beveled whereas pipe ends of a refinery piping joint are manually cut and beveled. These two factors play a major role in determining the opposite welding techniques.
Since the pipe end of a pipeline pipe is factory machined and smooth, it is easy to use an internal clamp to adjust both ends of a pipeline joint keeping uniform root gap without tacks, thus downhill welding technique (Figure 1) is a better choice for speedy welding. In contrast, in the case of refinery piping, not only is the pipe thickness greater but also the handmade bevels are not so smooth. Tack welds are also used instead of clamps and the root gap is not as uniform as in the case of the pipeline joint. Therefore the uphill welding technique (Figure 2) is a better choice.
One more reason is the size of root gap between pipeline and piping weld joints. Root gap for pipeline joint is 1.6 mm (Figure 3) as compared to 3 mm in piping weld joint (Figure 4). A joint with a smaller root gap can be easily welded with downhill technique, fusing both the root faces, whereas in bigger root gaps you need a weaving motion of the electrode to fuse both root faces.
Use Of Clamps
Cross-country pipelines which are spread for miles are welded on the right-of-way. In contrast, plant piping joints are prepared and welded in a workshop. Weld joint preparation are done keeping this factor.
An internal clamp (Figure 5) is used inside the pipeline joint for speedy alignment and can be removed from the second end of the pipe once the root and hot passes are complete. Whereas, due to short and bent lengths of piping joints having fittings, the weld joints are prepared with or without using external clamps.
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As a wine club member, you will automatically receive a selection of wines four times per year (February, May, September, & December). Each shipment consists of two or three bottles. When you enroll, you can select either all reds (3 btl selection), all whites (2 btl selection), or a mix (3 btl selection). More info...
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Every year during its Annual Meeting, NABP honors individuals who have worked with unwavering dedication to ensure NABP's continued service to the regulation of pharmacy practice and its efforts to assist the state boards of pharmacy in protecting the public health. The Association is now accepting nominations for the following 2016 NABP Awards:
- Lester E. Hosto Distinguished Service Award
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Nomination forms must be submitted to NABP Headquarters by December 31, 2015. Please include a curriculum vitae or resume if possible.
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Traditionally held in May, the Annual Meeting serves as the venue for boards of pharmacy to elect members of the NABP Executive Committee and assess and vote on the direction of the Association. The joint District Meetings of NABP and AACP afford a unique opportunity to address not only professional issues affecting today's pharmacy practice, but also educational matters influencing tomorrow's pharmacists. Held at superior, convenient locations, these meetings are accessible, enjoyable, and a great way to make a difference in public health.
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We take the guess work out of wine and food-pairing with handy suggestions and a downloadable chart for the fridge!
When you are buying from a bottle shop – and statistics show this is where most wine is purchased in Australia – you need to start your wine choice with a grape variety or a blend of varieties. That is how the wines will be arranged on the shop shelves.
White table wines are rarely very full-bodied (or high in alcohol) though reds can be, so if you prefer a lighter red with a meal to welcome spring, then start with pinor noir.
If you are still preparing casseroles before the weather warms up, choose cabernet sauvignon, shiraz or a blend of the two, called cabernet shiraz (with the highest proportion wine listed first). This might help: a new friend and I were recently on a radio show together and she confessed she would leave her husband for Hugh Grant. My choice would be Russell Crowe (contrary to all of my other friends). Hugh Grant is pinot noir; Crowe, cabernet shiraz. Or: Cate Blanchett is pinot noir; rock star Pink is cabernet shiraz.
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|Remote Raman spectroscopy for planetary exploration: a review.
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|PMID: 22449277 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|In this review, we discuss the current state of standoff Raman spectroscopy as it applies to remote planetary applications, including standoff instrumentation, the technique's ability to identify biologically and geologically important analytes, and the feasibility to make standoff Raman measurements under various planetary conditions. This is not intended to be an exhaustive review of standoff Raman and many excellent papers are not mentioned. Rather it is intended to give the reader a quick review of the types of standoff Raman systems that are being developed and that might be suitable for astrospectroscopy, a look at specific analytes that are of interest for planetary applications, planetary measurement opportunities and challenges that need to be solved, and a brief discussion of the feasibility of making surface and plume planetary Raman measurements from an orbiting spacecraft.
|S Michael Angel; Nathaniel R Gomer; Shiv K Sharma; Chris McKay
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So, I've made up my mind
C D Em G
I will pretend to leave this world behind
D Em
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I'm faking my own suicide
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According to ENT, humanity barely ventured into space prior to 2151. There were a few interstellar colony expeditions, the first one in 2078, and the low-warp Earth Cargo Service ships populated by the "Space Boomers" and travelling out only a couple of dozen light-years. Humanity hadn't even made contact yet with Andorians or Tellarites. And interstellar war was something they had no experience with; NX-01 was launched as a pure research vessel, and the crew had no idea when they started out that the galaxy was as full of dangerous aliens as it turned out to be. I just don't see any way of reconciling that with an episode claiming that humanity had four wars with a race as relentlessly warlike as the Kzinti before 2070.
Even accepting the animated series as a whole as canonical (and Trek producers have been implicitly doing so ever since "Unification" referenced events from "Yesteryear"), later canon has ignored or contradicted specific episodes or events from earlier canon on several occasions. "The Alternative Factor"'s interpretation of antimatter (which itself contradicted what "The Naked Time" had previously established) has been completely ignored by all subsequent Trek, and the episode has never been referenced. DS9 and VGR ignored how easy travel to the galactic center was shown to be in
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how long does it take to get to maenam pier (for lomprayah catamaran service to ko phangan) from ko samui airport?
am trying to estimate timing with flight (bkk to samui) and pickup at 13;00 in thong sala.
doesn't necessarily have to be catamaran service.
if to bophut or other samui piers, how long does it take to get there from ko samui airport?
also, how is bike riding from had khom to ban tai in august? is that an unrealistic distance? or feasible within an hours' time?
anyone have experience biking on ko phangan? or other suggestion for transport?
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By pickup about 20 minutes, depending on how many stops they make enroute.
Bophut is far closer - 5-10 minutes, Big Buddha pier 5 minutes.
You could do Haad Khom to Ban Tai in an hour (I'm assuming you're talking about a motorbike!)
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The RSYS today warned yachtsmen of a harbour hazard near the Sow and Pigs reef on Sydney Harbour. One of the America's Cup yachts on Sydney Harbour
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RSYS sailing manager Brian Clayton said today that it appeared there was a previously unknown obstruction in this area which was recently hit by a large yacht, believed to be one of the former America's Cup yachts, sailing fast under spinnaker.
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Mike and Kathy Woodward, Orange Park, Fla., formerly of Eudora, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kristen Woodward, to Bryan Reyes, both of Jacksonville, Fla.
The future bride is a graduate of Eudora High School. She earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Kansas University and is the marketing manager for Genesis Group in Jacksonville.
The future groom is the son of Steve Reyes, Lawtey, Fla., and Patty Reyes, Starke, Fla. He is a graduate of Bradford County High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Florida and a master's degree in accounting from the University of North Florida. He is a licensed certified public accountant and is a senior tax manager for the Griggs Group CPAs in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
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I'm looking for people to ride with at the local mountains (or Whistler/Blackcomb). It blows not having friends who aren't into it. I don't mind riding alone but it's cool to have people to hang out on the mountain with when you don't feel like being alone.
Also, if you have a car and have room for one more, I'm be more than happy to chip in for the cost of the trips.
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Next time i'm in town is Jan 5th-10th. Planning at least 2 days in Whistler and 1-2 days at Baker
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WASHINGTON — It's getting ugly out there.
In hotly contested U.S. House and Senate races, candidates and super PACs are unleashing some of their most damaging material to seal the deal with voters.
The 2012 election is the first point in at least the previous six elections in which voters are inclined to see both the Republican and Democratic parties unfavorably, according to USA TODAY/Gallup polling. If the latest wave of ads is an indication of what's to come, the negativity is unlikely to change that.
In Arizona, which started early voting this week, GOP Senate candidate Rep. Jeff Flake released an ad on Thursday that features Dr. Cristina V. Beato, a former colleague of Arizona Democrat Richard Carmona, speaking to the camera with a somber musical score and declaring: "He has issues with anger, with ethics, and with women." Republicans had long been favored to win the Arizona Senate seat, but Carmona whittled away at Flake's early lead and it's now considered a competitive toss-up race by election forecasters.
Carmona released a response ad featuring his former SWAT team commander, retired Capt. Kathleen Brennan, stating: "Rich treats everyone with respect. It doesn't matter whether you're male or female. Rich was about protecting people and saving lives."
In another closely watched race, Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., released three ads last week featuring three separate female rape victims declaring their opposition to GOP Rep. Todd Akin, who has been under fire since August for his comments about "legitimate rape" and a false assertion about a rape victim's biological ability to prevent pregnancy.
One of the women in the ads, Diana, identifies herself as a Republican and states: "I've never voted for Claire McCaskill, but because of Todd Akin, I will now." In Montana, Democratic Sen. Jon Tester's campaign has spent a lot of effort, particularly in the closing weeks, on a 2009 boat crash that involved his opponent, GOP Rep. Dennis Rehberg, raising questions about the influence of alcohol in the crash and even criticizing Rehberg as recently as Friday for not immediately calling his wife after the crash. A Montana judge has scheduled an Oct. 23 hearing to consider releasing investigative reports on the incident requested by a government watchdog group that has been trumpeted by the Tester campaign. "Tester's dishonest personal attacks aren't working," said Chris Bond, a Rehberg spokesman.
House races have likewise reached a fever pitch. In California, Democratic Reps. Howard Berman and Brad Sherman are in a nasty intra-party fight after they were drawn in to the same district because of the 2012 redistricting process. California election laws put the top two vote-getters, regardless of party affiliation, on the general election ballot. The campaign neared a physical altercation during a Thursday debate at a community college in the San Fernando Valley when Sherman wrapped his arm around Berman's neck and said, "You want to get into this? Get out of my face." "Has Brad Sherman lost his mind?" read a Berman release after the debate, accusing him of acting like a bully and being unsuitable for office. "The Pierce College debate was not conducted at the highest level," Sherman responded. "I regret my part in allowing emotions to distract from the exchange of views." Redistricting that threw more than two dozen incumbents into member-vs.-member battles is one of many factors stirring up the negativity this year, said Jessica Taylor, a non-partisan election analyst for the Rothenberg Political Report. "It certainly exacerbates the tensions," she said, "And you find out who your friends are." Taylor said Sherman is currently favored in the race.
The increased influence of super PACs in the 2012 election also has fueled a new influx of negative ad campaigns, because outside groups who are not on the ballot are more likely to throw punches than an official candidate. "I think it certainly does ratchet up the vitriol in the campaign," Taylor said of the outside effect.
Take Colorado, where the Democratic House Majority PAC released a 60-second ad on Friday attacking Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colo., for his opposition to stem-cell research. The ad features a young girl theorizing that she might get diabetes and need the benefits of such research. "Help me," she says in the ad. "Maybe I'm your little girl." She adds: "How come he gets to decide who lives and who dies. Who's he?" Coffman's race is rated a toss-up by election forecasters. "The fact that this ad is coming so late, it's really just a sign of desperation," said Owen Loftus, a spokesman for the Coffman campaign.
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My son is allergic to peanuts - and also must stay away from things processed the the same plant as peanuts, tree nuts, etc. Sadly that leaves coconut oil out for things for him. I am gluten and dairy free, and sometimes sweets seem like something I cannot combine with the two of us. I see on your substitution list that you call for olive oil, but can you use that in deserts? Thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-52823512437112912382012-06-24T14:21:00.208-04:002012-06-24T14:21:00.208-04:00"Eternity can be found inside a June." ..."Eternity can be found inside a June." I love that sentiment so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful words and the beautiful recipe, Karina.Jonathanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-89774911667342750302012-06-23T15:11:46.987-04:002012-06-23T15:11:46.987-04:00Karina-I am not much of a baker but thank you for ...Karina-I am not much of a baker but thank you for your beautiful writing. In some way I believe it is helping me with dealing with my father's chronic/terminal illness and my own approaching 40th birthday. Thank you so much. AliUnknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-46996447013484869552012-06-23T13:50:27.686-04:002012-06-23T13:50:27.686-04:00Dede- I found these white souffle bowls in various...Dede- I found these white souffle bowls in various sizes at a restaurant supply store in Hollywood, on Fairfax, near The Grove.Karina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-52756262077937035992012-06-23T13:49:02.465-04:002012-06-23T13:49:02.465-04:00Thanks everyone- for the blueberry crumble love. I...Thanks everyone- for the blueberry crumble love. I am dairy-free, so my favorite fat for baking is coconut oil. If you prefer butter- use butter. As for other fruits- of course! Adjust baking times for the fruit you are using.

Also- I have several other gluten-free crumble and crisp recipes in Desserts- find Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp, Peach Crisp, Apple Crisp, Apple-Pear Crisp, Apple Cranberry Crisp in the Desserts recipe index.Karina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-40152981433227560942012-06-23T11:48:36.788-04:002012-06-23T11:48:36.788-04:00Oh i forgot :) Love your white serving bowls wher...Oh i forgot :)

Love your white serving bowls where did you get them?Dedehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-88035812996094280832012-06-23T11:46:07.084-04:002012-06-23T11:46:07.084-04:00This looks so yummy and super quick and easy to ma...This looks so yummy and super quick and easy to make.

Question;
can i substitue other fresh fruits
And coconut oil is hard to come by in my little part of the big military world , so would any type of oil work or just use butter ?

ThanksDede Brentlingerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-73317040925112442322012-06-22T16:45:25.730-04:002012-06-22T16:45:25.730-04:00All this great Blueberry recipes every where. It i...All this great Blueberry recipes every where. It is so hard to pick which one to make. But I really love crisp. Looks great!!Sloane@ Life Food and Beerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-77282316405212665572012-06-21T22:59:24.356-04:002012-06-21T22:59:24.356-04:00Very natural and awesome! Nice recipe..thanks for ...Very natural and awesome! Nice recipe..thanks for sharing. :)Lucy Hillhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-547672692156704802012-06-21T18:17:18.988-04:002012-06-21T18:17:18.988-04:00Blueberries are definitely up there as one of my f...Blueberries are definitely up there as one of my fav berries. Can't wait for the season to start - our plants produce so much fruit!Chompchomphttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-72906843475303269952012-06-21T16:29:19.232-04:002012-06-21T16:29:19.232-04:00Now I know what to do with the blueberries we just...Now I know what to do with the blueberries we just picked. Looks awesome!geniespeakshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-73398175945392651172012-06-21T06:09:34.860-04:002012-06-21T06:09:34.860-04:00Mmmm, what a touching & beautifully written po...Mmmm, what a touching & beautifully written post, thank you for his.Gluten freehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-13888069585200976182012-06-20T18:09:44.332-04:002012-06-20T18:09:44.332-04:00i have fallen down the rabbit hole of all your cri...i have fallen down the rabbit hole of all your crisp recipes! thank you!the actor's diethttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-20120351706294326442012-06-20T16:46:26.292-04:002012-06-20T16:46:26.292-04:00This crumble looks absolutely mouth-watering and d...This crumble looks absolutely mouth-watering and delicious! We'll definitely be making this for our next office BBQ and I'm sure it will be a hit! Thanks for yet another fantastic and beautiful recipe!Melaina at Rudi's Gluten-Free Bakeryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-8352605968018031082012-06-20T11:11:34.867-04:002012-06-20T11:11:34.867-04:00One thing I miss about living in New England - pic...One thing I miss about living in New England - picking your own blueberries! They are not so abundant here in the UK. Still... I will have to search some out for this recipe!mysleepykitchenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-80364077299956166462012-06-20T11:10:32.200-04:002012-06-20T11:10:32.200-04:00Oh my goodness, I am making this today!!Oh my goodness, I am making this today!!Tracyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-84793626662473538212012-06-19T23:47:17.981-04:002012-06-19T23:47:17.981-04:00This looks sooooo good! We may have to make it th...This looks sooooo good! We may have to make it this weekend! Thanks for the GF / dairy free recipe!suzannehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-67234581790700249582012-06-19T23:25:34.964-04:002012-06-19T23:25:34.964-04:00Is there anyway to use quinoa instead of quinoa fl...Is there anyway to use quinoa instead of quinoa flakes in this recipe? Thank you for your wonderful recipes by the way. My newly diagnosed celiac husband was quite depressed about quality gluten free desserts until I made him your oatmeal chocolate chip cookies and he thought they were better than gluten cookies.Gerbershttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-52473645802420369332012-06-19T23:09:39.498-04:002012-06-19T23:09:39.498-04:00You have such a way with words. Change the 'so...You have such a way with words. Change the 'son' to 'daughter' and I can really see and feel it.
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Phalaborwa - Seven people arrested in connection with rhino poaching in the Kruger National Park (KNP) appeared in the Phalaborwa Magistrate's Court on Monday, Limpopo police said.
Milton Mlambo, 33, and Phillip Shitlhangu, 29, appeared on charges of illegal possession of a fire-arm and ammunition, and conspiracy to poach rhino under the National Environmental Biodiversity Act, said Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi.
The matter was postponed to April 16, when they were expected to make a formal application for bail. They remained in police custody.
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The other five other suspected poachers were arrested outside the KNP in the same area on Friday, Mulaudzi said.
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Forget all these shiny new DSLRs they are just for idiots who don't understands that what you really need (According to SE Marketing team) is a mobile phones with a tiny CMOS and a lot of pixel in it!
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Featuring the company Exmor R image engine, and capable to get up to ISO 12800, our phones comes with a SE proprietary OS running on a 1GHZ Snapdragon CPU. The S006 comes with Wi-Fi, an FM Tuner Radio, GPS, Bluetooth and a 3.3" screen with a VGA resolution.
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