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Giorgio's Restaurant Review: Owner Giorgio Kawas grew up in Northern Italy and that region's culinary heritage is the foundation of his namesake establishment, along with French and Northwest influences. The quiet, sophisticated dining room with black and white floors and butter-colored walls, is both comforting and elegant. Starters may include a version of Caesar salad made with romaine, bottarga and Parmesan, or braised artichokes with buffalo mozzarella and pistachio oil. Try any of the pastas, all handmade daily, such as beet ravioli with watercress and smoked ricotta salata, or garganelli with caramelized garlic, asparagus and forest mushrooms. We also suggest the lamb, chicken and fish dishes. A favorite is black bass with a lemony artichoke purée, sunchokes and nettles. For dessert, sample the cinnamon donuts with homemade ice cream. The 75-bottle wine list features vintages from France, Italy and Oregon. Pearl District shoppers and art viewers will be tempted by the late-afternoon bar menu with its tasty bites at reasonable prices. Service is professional and personal.
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The principle of compassion lies at the heart of all religious, ethical and spiritual traditions, calling us always to treat all others as we wish to be treated ourselves. [Compassion also means] to refrain from inflicting pain; to act or speak violently, chauvinism, or self-interest, to impoverish, exploit or deny basic rights, and to incite hatred by denigrating others. Born of our deep interdependence, compassion is essential to a fulfilled humanity.- Children's Charter of Compassion.
Compassion is an integral part of yoga- deepening our compassion for ourselves, for our loved ones, for all human beings, and ultimately for all beings and for all of life.
Drishti Point and Animal Voices are thrilled to present a series of Valentine's Day Events celebrating compassion for all beings. Please join us for any or all of the event below, including the Vancouver Premiere of Speciesism: The Movie.
Valentine's Bake Sale
Unity Yoga and Teahouse
1672 East 10th Ave., 2nd Floor
Join us for lovingly home baked vegan goodies.
*Bring your own container for cookies, cupcakes, and a variety of sweet treats.
Find us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/events/407131822722674/
10% of the Profits from the Bake Sale will go towards Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association .
Film Screening– SPECIESISM: THE MOVIE
Doors open 6:30pm, Film 7pm
SFU Harbour Center, 515 West Hastings
Room 1900 Fletcher Theatre
*By donation [no one turned away from lack of funds]
Watch the Trailer here- http://speciesismthemovie.com/about/
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Cultivating Compassion Yoga Workshop
What is ahimsa? How can our dietary choices and consumptive patterns empower us to honor life? How can we widen our compassion to include all sentient beings?
This 3 hour Workshop will include an Asana practice, film clips, discussion, dialogue and reflection about how we can contribute to the health and happiness of all sentient beings. This Workshop is co-facilitated by Cynthia Gantra, Holistic Nutritionist and Yoga Teacher and Farah Nazarali.
Sliding Scale $20-$40
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Please join us, and help us spread the word so that together we may sow the seeds of compassion in our world.
This core philosophy is expressed through five tenets which form the foundation of Jivamukti Yoga. Jivamukti teachers embody these tenets, so that they color all of his or her teachings, whether in Basic classes , Open classes , other classes, workshops, or even just interactions with others in the Jivamukti community. In classes other than Open classes, the teacher does not necessarily teach the five tenets explicitly or even state them out loud. In an Open class, however, the five tenets have a special role, because it is part of the teacher's job to give the students an experience of all five tenets in each Open class, though again not necessarily by teaching them explicitly or even stating them out loud, but by allowing them to inform the class plan and teaching style. Each of the five tenets should be clearly identifiable in every Open class, even though the names of the tenets may not actually be spoken. By doing this, students learn not to see asana as separate from spiritual study or chanting or meditation, but rather to integrate all of the elements that make up Jivamukti Yoga into one unified practice. This provides for a well-rounded approach to our goal—enlightenment through compassion for all beings.

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Eating Local in Barcelona
02/08/2011, one comment.
Local wild mushrooms served with peppers and asparagus at Mam i Teca.
Barcelona has one of the most cosmopolitan dining scenes in Europe, but for those who want to eat local and get a taste of Catalonian ingredients, there are a number of excellent restaurants where chefs adhere to the "km 0" locavore approach promoted by the local Slow Food chapter. Here are some places to check out:
Mam i Teca: Chef and owner Alfons Bach has close relationships with local producers and sources most of his ingredients, including much of the beer and wine selection, from in or near Barcelona. Located in the Raval quarter, this was the first restaurant in town to adopt a km 0 approach and it enjoys the status of one of the city's best casual restaurants. Carrer de la Lluna 4.
Allium: Ingredients sourced from artisans, as well as careful attention, go into each dish at this inviting contemporary space in Barri Gotic. On a recent trip, I had a lovely cold tomato cream soup with sprouts and a local craft beer. The menu includes both creative dishes and traditional ones, all of which pay homage to local agriculture and the seasons. Carrer del Call, 17; website.
Monvinic: The menu at this wine bar near Universitat takes cues from Catalonian traditions and uses local, seasonal ingredients in its tapas and other dishes. The cellar, with all of Catalonia's most important labels, as well as wines wines of the world, is among the most impressive in the city. Carrer de la Diputació, 249; website.
For local produce, cheeses, meats, and olive oils, check out the Mercat de Santa Caterina, offering an alternative to the oppressively touristy (and less km 0 inclined) Boqueria nearby. The organic food store Be Organic on Calle Flor de Lliri 4 on a narrow lane behind the Mercat also sells many local ingredients. For more km0 dining visit Restaurant Café 1907, Restaurant Casa Nostra, and Restaurant La Lluerna.
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Hi, I was last week in Barcelona.
I'm from New Orleans, and telling you the truth I never tried better food than here.
WOW! I was really surprised when I was in Nello's Bar, live music and eating one of the coolest Burger I ever tried! I love Barcelona!


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I was just in the local RCMP detachment yesterday reading that theft from vehicles in Surrey is on the rise.
This little tidbit was found in the Block Watch newsletter.( As is all crime, I suspect – wait until the next bunch of stats come out) I've been writing about this for some time, only to be told that I'm full of it. 'Crime stats are down' is the mantra from Surrey city hall and woe to anyone who says differently.
But, let us go back to the news that I now live in the 9th most dangerous city in Canada. http://blog.macleans.ca/2009/03/04/the-most-dangerous-cities-in-canada-overall-crime-score—by-rank/
The mayor is sure to have an issue with this piece, but this is nothing new. Yet another shooting here last night. http://www.theprovince.com/news/Three+hospitalized+separate+shootings+east+Vancouver+Surrey/1354329/story.html
Has anyone ever stopped to wonder where all these criminals live?
They live here, in Surrey.
They live and work and play and get gas and then get shot, all here in Surrey. Many in Newton. I can show you a few homes with closed circuit cameras on every corner and some high end SUVs in the driveway. But there are far more street level criminals on the poor side of the tracks living near Newton core.
And to add fuel to the fire, mayor Watts and council would like to put slot machines into Newton, smack dab in the epicenter of Newton Town Core.
Now wait, I know you are wondering why anyone would do that, but it gets even better.
They are so intent on ramming this through as a 'gentrification effort' in this neck of the woods that they are doing so in apparent violation of the city's own gaming policy, which states: "Gaming in Surrey is to remain restricted and is only to be considered if it is part of a 'cluster of tourism' type facility, which is regional/provincial in scope."
Direct violation of the cities own gaming policy. Now what would be good enough to contravene the cities own directive? Read on.
The proposal is not, and never will be, part of a tourism type facility as indicated by the cities own policy.
It is located right in front of a subsidized housing development where the majority of residents are on social assistance. There are plans for an addiction and rehab centre right down the street, as well as a shelter for women and children.
There is a homeless shelter on the next block and a cocaine addicts recovery club further along the street. And don't let me forget all the seedy hotels where homeless are often housed by the ministry when their time is up in the shelter.
Yes, I can see what an inviting area it will be for tourists to come to…… NOT. Good grief. What is the city thinking?
I understand that the developer is trying to sweeten the deal with the city by offering 25 million in improvements, including a tie into the Newton bus loop which will be transplanted from its current location to a property across from the proposed facility , and will even throw in a community policing station while they are at it. I'm sure there are more goodies to sweeten the deal we don't know about.
This story in the Leader tells it all : http://www.bclocalnews.com/surrey_area/surreyleader/news/40734113.html
Sadly, this will never be a facility that will clean up the area and to even suggest that it will is foolish and speaks to how little the city cares for the residents in this area. We need slot machines here like we need another load of addicts and drug dealers.
The area around Newton Town Centre has the highest concentration of rental social housing in the city, as well as the lowest incomes.The neighbourhood surrounding the bingo hall has three times the number of people on welfare that Whalley has. It is one of the cities poorest neighbourhoods.
Not even the inclusion of a community police station will make a difference. The current one is one block from the bus loop which is a hotbed for street level drug trafficking. Prostitutes freely roam the area. There are so many social service agencies in this area , and yet they seems to be unable to make a dent in what is going on here…. and yet this mayor is still talking about slots to gentrify the area.
It is all part and parcel of the The Newton Rejuvenation plan.
A plan that will not work as it stands, and let me tell you why. I am not the only one privy to the minutes of ongoing meetings who has an issue, although I am the only one who will come forward and speak openly about it.
The murals, banners and planters did nothing to address the real issues.
The crime continues unabated, and the worst part is that so many of these addicts, dealers and criminals live among us. Get to know your neighbour? When they are smoking drugs outside all the time? Or turning tricks? Or dealing out of their car?
The illegal secondary suites in the area are full of them because the combination of unscrupulous landlords and a city that turns a blind eye leads to "prime rental property for those who don't want to put a name on a rental agreement".
All the residents here know at least one mega home that is renting to at least one street level addict or dealer or prostitute in their illegal suites. This area is known to be a criminal hotspot by the RCMP and the city knows this. The city is counting on the fact that either no one will speak up, and that those that do will not be listened to because they are not powerful business owners with sway.
But those who live here have strong voices, and one of them is Len Freisen.
At 83, this man has been beating the street getting signatures on a petition. He has spoken to the city, the councillors, the churches and anyone else who will listen, and his intent is clear. Stop this ridiculous notion before it even begins. This story in the Now speaks to the determination and drive men half his age would kill to have: http://www2.canada.com/surreynow/news/story.html?id=f9f062b0-4a74-4fb7-9a33-c1b05074cae2
Councillor Bob Bose is staunchly against the plan, as is Marvin Hunt, but the councillors who are known around city hall to be closest to her are all for it.
Linda Hepner has even bragged that she has received stacks of letters from social service agencies that are for it. (Sure Linda,but let's speak honestly about this. It is not because it will make the area better, but because they get funding from the proceeds through gaming grants.)
I would ask that Linda find out why those agencies don't seem to be able to help all the homeless, addicts and otherwise disadvantaged that are roaming about Newton.
The city will also get a portion of the revenue, as all cities do from the gaming places located in their municipalities.
So, in essence, the city will be making money from the very people they claim to want to help – along with those working in the poverty industry. The agencies count on these funds to provide services to their clients, some of which will be cashing in their nickels in those very slots and end up back in another agency for more help.
What a tragic circle of events.
If you care about these people, if you care about these residents, if you really want to clean up this area, you will vote no to this proposal. You will find the money to address the issues, and stop inviting developers with their own agenda to town.
Gentrification comes at a cost, but the costs associated with this proposal far outweigh the cosmetic benefit. Speak up and say no now.


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How are you guys all doin? How about u LCO's from ohio?
I am from Indiana and so far it hasn't been great. I just got my door hangers today so hopefully that will help. This cool rainy weather isn't helping. I am thinking that around the end of the month or beginning of April it will pick up. I am eager to hear from others in this area also.
I advertise all over the place in every phone book in the newspaper on the trucks on the guys and even on those benches outside of stores. In the last week I have picked up close to $20,000 in new landscaping jobs so yes things are working out great. You have to spend the money to keep your name out in front of everyone all the time and then you have to do great work so everyone is happy and then word of mouth will bring in even more work. Half the new business I do every year is from word of mouth and the other is from advertising.
Nearly $0 dollars spent and actually have not "advertised" this year, just a few phone calls and letters sent. Have about $40,000 increase in jobs this year so far. Mostly HOA/commercial so no guarantee's on them for next year, but we will cross that bridge when we come to it. Not saying this will happen every year, just a good year so far. I know I'll have to kick into advertising again sometime, but we are pleased so far.
18" of snow still on the ground here, will start to advertise in about 2 weeks.
DK lawn care
I wanted to pass out flyers last sat and sun. But we got hit buy 24 inchs of snow. So i was doin snow removal for the sat and sun now i am out of town. I dont get back untill next fri. IS that to late to be passin out flyers and stuff?
I wanted to pass out flyers last sat and sun. But we got hit buy 24 inchs of snow. So i was doin snow removal for the sat and sun now i am out of town. I dont get back untill next fri. IS that to late to be passin out flyers and stuff?
Not if you are still getting hit with snow.
Actually it is good to advertise all the time. I pick up new clients in August. Yes there are windows when it will be better, but I get new clients year round.
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Ur right, but for the past 2 days its been 40 to 50 so all that snow is meltin. We never get snow but for some random reason we got hit big time.
nathan D.
About two weeks ago down here in Missiouri the weather man said we was not supposed to get any snow. And i wake up the next morning and there was 4 inches of snow. So i worked till about 5 pm plowing snow get home and the next morning there was about another 3 inches of snow. I mean it i am sick and tired of this cold weather. I am really wanting it to get to about 70 or 80 degres
I had this posted in another post, but it's relavent:
My marketing campaign in a nutshell.
Service Magic Account Leads
Yahoo Search Marketing
Yahoo Local Listings
Citysearch Listings.
3" by 5" add in local paper 78,000 circulation running 8 weeks
2000 door hangers going out starting next week!
All in all a little over 1K in marketing cost.
So, as a pilot. I figured I would print up 10-20 business flyers and go into a couple of shops and try out my game. It needs a little work, and I want my message to be consistent. So printing out 12 half-ass flyers seem to be an economical way go in getting ready for a hopefully busy late march and April.
So you did miss a little, but it would have been hard to visualize seeing I never put the info out there till now!
Happy Hunting to us all!!
We still have at least 2 1/2 feet of snow on the ground and I started a month ago with advertising. I put about 40 post cards up at grocery stores and pull tag flyers up every where and the weekend of the 29th we are in a home show. I have got 14 large commercial tenders out so far and I am intisipating another 8 tenders to become available in the next week or so. But so far I think everyone is still dealing with snow removal as we got 20" last weekend.
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this snow is terrible. I could of had mine out already. Dam snow lol.
I was going to put a bunch of flyers out here in Indy, but it's going to be freezing tempts out. I just decided to wait at least another 3-4 days. It's not going to be an early spring as it was last year. It reached 80 before March was done in '07. I'd be happy for just 60's.
ya, the snow is just starting to disappear here in Northern, IL.. Just started to pass out my 10,000 flyers so we will see what happens, hopefully i get some calls but we all know the return rate on flyers :(
Nothing here, then again my ad doesn't come out until this week. :D
It's been a trick, I try to get my ad out right when spring first starts...
Any earlier all I get is price and window shoppers, and tire kickers...
But even one day late is detrimental too, so I usually shoot for middle of March which is 2 weeks early here thou oddly enough this year the grass has started to growing already... Weird but I'm almost a week late, maybe next year I'll start one week earlier just to be sure.
I do believe timing is crucial, either hit it dead on or just run it year-round, because too early or too late is no good.
I start 1-2 weeks early to be sure, then cover the whole 3-4 weeks of spring and 1-2 more weeks to be sure, at a minimum.
This year it's a 3x4 color for 7 weeks and I got a bonus 1/2 back page for one sector of the next county over the first week, local newspaper, all in all almost 3g (small paper, not the Sunday paper guys).
The web site map needs updating, to include that one sector of the next county, and a few other things, hopefully most of last year's customers stick around too... But either way I should be ready for it, tired of lack of demand resulting in slack production, even if I did enjoy the A/C very much last year.
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Mandatory Electronic Filing for Media Bureau CSR and CSC Petitions
Download OptionsReleased: December 30, 2011
Federal Communications Commission
News Media Information 202 / 418-0500445 12th St., S.W.
Internet: https://www.fcc.gov
Washington, D.C. 20554
Released: December 30, 2011
PETITIONS VIA THE ELECTRONIC COMMENT FILING SYSTEMEffective January 3, 2012, the Commission will no longer accept and consider new Cable Special
Relief (CSR) and Cable Show Cause (CSC) petitions filed on paper. As of that date, such petitions must
be submitted electronically, utilizing the Commission's Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).1
This change in filing procedures is made pursuant to Section 1.49(f) of the Commission's Rules, as
recently amended in the Commission's Report and Order released on February 4, 2011.2 Therein, the
Commission revised portions of its Part 1 practice and procedural rules and its Part 0 organizational rules
to increase the efficiency of Commission decision-making and modernize the agency's processes in the
digital age.3 The Commission implemented the requirement by Public Notice on November 22, 2011.4
Electronic filing of new CSR and CSC petitions is mandatory. Should the Commission receive
such a petition on paper, we will return it to the filer with instructions on how to file it electronically.
Waivers of this requirement will not be considered unless the filer demonstrates that the filing cannot be
made electronically.
How to FileThe Media Bureau has opened
MB Docket No. 12-1 ("Cable Special Relief and Cable Show
Cause Petitions for 2012")for electronic filing of CSR and CSC petitions. MB Docket No. 12-1 will
serve as a holding area for all such petitions until they have been reviewed and placed on public notice by
the Media Bureau. Upon review and acceptance of each petition, the Media Bureau will assign either a
CSR or CSC number to the petition. It will then assign a new docket number to each petition and issue a
Special Relief and Show Cause Petition Public Notice containing the filing information and guidelines.
Anyone may search for petitions electronically filed via ECFS by using MB Docket No. 12-1 in
the proceeding number field. Once the Media Bureau has issued a Special Relief and Show Cause
Petition Public Notice, you can find the petition at issue by using the newly assigned docket number or
1 The revised procedures announced herein pertain only to the filing of CSR and CSC petitions. The documentation
required for the electronic filing of CSR and CSC petitions is the same as that currently required for their filing on
2 Amendment of Certain of the Commission's Part 1 Rules of Practice and Procedure and Part 0 Rules of
Commission Organization, Report and Order, 26 FCC Rcd 1594 (2011).
3 Id. at 1594-95, para. 1.
4 76 Fed. Reg.. 77,533 (Dec. 13, 2011).
the CSR or CSC number. Enter the CSR or CSC number into the Bureau Identification Number field in
Persons filing petitions via ECFS should be sure to record the confirmation number generated by
ECFS at the time the petition is filed for use, in case issues arise concerning the status of the filing. If you
do not receive a confirmation number, the petition was not successfully filed and you should contact the
ECFS customer support staff at 202-418-0193 or email@example.com for assistance.
Pursuant to Section 76.7 of the Commission's Rules, you should include the following
documentation in filing any CSR petition. The documentation required for the electronic filing of CSRs
and CSCs is the same as currently required for paper filings; the substance has not changed, only the
o "Requests should set forth clearly and concisely the facts relied upon, the relief sought,
the statutory and/or regulatory provisions (if any) pursuant to which the request is filed
and under which relief is sought, and the interest of the person submitting the request."
o Statement of relief requested. 47 C.F.R. §76.7(a)(4).
o Information required by the relevant rule section under which a complaint or request for
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o All documentation necessary to support the request. 47 C.F.R. §76.7(a)(4).
o Certificate of service. 47 C.F.R. §76.7(a)(3).
o Payment verification of the filing fee required in Section 1.1104(9)(g) of the Rules. 47
C.F.R. §76.1104(9)(g). This will be an FCC Form 159 or the confirmation documents
from Fee Filer (https://transition.fcc.gov/fees/feefiler.html).5
o When requesting that filings be withheld from public inspection pursuant to Section
0.459 of the Commission's Rules, a redacted copy of the filing should be submitted in
ECFS together with a non-redacted paper filing together with the statement justifying the
request as required by Section 0.459(b) of the Rules. 47 C.F.R. §0.459.
Please note that documents related to CSRs and CSCs that are currently under review by the
Media Bureau will continue to be filed manually in accordance with the previous filing requirements,
including the number of copies. These documents, as previously, must be sent to the Commission's
Office of the Secretary. Mandatory electronic filing applies to new CSR and CSC petition filings
beginning in January 2012. Additionally, this process does not apply to Open Video Service (OVS)
certifications, FCC Form 1275, filed pursuant to Section 76.1502 of the Commission's rules.
An FAQ and instructions for filing are available on the Media Bureau website and you may
contact firstname.lastname@example.com for specific filer inquiries.
For assistance using ECFS contact ECFS help at 202-418-0193 or firstname.lastname@example.com
For further information contact Claudia Tillery at 202-418-1056.
By the Chief, Media Bureau.
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Caddo sheriff's Detective Terry Richardson has his "to-go box" with him at all times. No, it's not the leftovers from his favorite restaurant, but instead a brown, accordion file filled with manila folders representing lives lost but not forgotten.
"I never go anywhere without it. I have it with me at all times," the seasoned investigator said.
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Run by a Norwegian/Gili Air couple, Lucy's has just three quaint and well designed A-frame bungalows in an off-beach location just a five-minute stroll from the sand. Cute gardens obviously get lots of care and the hammocks in the lawn garden looked comfortable but don't forget the sunscreen! The pebble-encrusted decorative facades were something a bit different for a Gili Air property and within they're both well looked after and comfortable — all are available either fan-cooled or with air-con. Prices are perhaps a little steep for the off-beach location.
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CHARLESTON, IL – Richard H. Alexander, age 91 of Charleston, passed away on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at the Odd Fellow-Rebekah Home in Mattoon. His earthly body will be cremated and Richard's request that there be no visitation or services will be honored by his family. Arrangements have been entrusted to Adams Funeral Chapel in Charleston.
Richard was born in Charleston, Illinois on December 5, 1921, the son of the late Walton G. and Olive L. (Boulware) Alexander and the grandson of John W. and Josephine Alexander. He married Elizabeth Waters in 1969 and was blessed with 38 years of a wonderful marriage and friendship before her death in December of 2007 in Arizona. Following her death, Richard moved to Tuscola, Illinois where their son, Anthony "Tony" Alexander and wife Dianne and their family live. Richard has three daughters from a previous marriage who still survive, Josephine Walters, Glee Helms and Candice Schnorff. He is also survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Richard graduated from Charleston High School – Class of 1939, and from the University of Illinois in 1942. He enlisted in the Army in 1942 following the attack on Pearl Harbor and served his country for six years during World War II with one year in the South Pacific. Upon his return to Charleston, Richard organized an Army Reserve Unit in Charleston and served 20 years, retiring as an Infantry Captain. He later spent seven years as an Instructor of Marketing at Eastern Illinois University.
Richard's family owned and operated a number of retail stores in Charleston and Mattoon including Alexander's Department Store, Alexander's 5¢ - $1 Store, Alexander Brokerage, Alexander Interiors and the Smart Alex Shoppe. He and sister Myra L. Ingram owned and operated the stores for a number of years before closing them upon their retirements.
Richard experienced many accomplishments in his life-time but he always affirmed that the 38 years he enjoyed with Betsy at his side remained the best years of his life.


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Since Impossible Ark Records started, not only have they shown a flair for modern jazz, they've also been very adventurous but no more so that with the strange faith and practice of Jeb Loy Nichols.
Produced by Benedic Lamdin and Riaan Vosloo, the release of Strange Faith and Practice sees a departure from the usual as this album is less about jazz and more about Wyoming-born Jeb Loy Nichols as a singer-songwriter.
And its also an about turn for Nichols himself as previously he's mixed country with soul and reggae. On the 13 track Strange Faith And Practice, we get a beautiful collection of "drifting" downtempo jazz that's mostly backed by a string quartet of Robin Martin, Roz Gladstone (both of whom were on the Lamdin/Vosloo produced Lizzy Parks albums This And That/Raise The Roof), Roz Gladstone and Anna Slami.
The jazz is supplied by the 'usual suspects' of Impossible Ark; Riaan Vosloo (bass and arrangements), Tim Giles (drums), Ross Stanley (Piano), , Fulvio Sigurta (Trumpet), the saxophones of Jonny Spall and Mark Hanslip and Jennifer Carr (keyboards).
That makes it sound like quite a big band sound but it's nothing like that. It's very understated, think of a jazzed up Fink or a alt.country Jamie Cullen and you might get close to the vibe. And even if there's more of a easy listening beat that you'd expect Radio 2 to be all over, Mr. Nichols brings to the CD many elements as illustrated by an illustrious past that has included being the art director for Adrian Sherwood's Pressure Sound, guest vocalist for Groove Armada and compiler of Casual Records' brilliant Country Got Soul series (Charlie Gillet was a big fan and we're forever grateful for introducing us to the brilliant Dan Penn).
The best track of the set is the title track as it's the most jazzy of the lot. The opener 'Sometime Somewhere Somebody' is a big grower as features the haunting horn of Sigurta's who was so good on the Examples of Twelves albums. Another is 'The Day That Never Came' features some of Nichols better lyrics to some back bar room piano and wobble slide guitar before Sigurta blows the dust of the porch.
Even so, there is a bit of health warning that comes with the CD; whilst it's very addictive, 'Lake Whitfield' hints at the problem with a mention of 'Blanket on the ground' but as a track, is retrieved by the piano, big string arrangement as the mellow sax. But you can't ignore it, there is a bit of a horror with the one track called 'Probably Never Stop' that's really quite Tammy Wynette as it'd even get Hank Wankford crying in his beer.
But that's the only one to worry about as the oft sombre lyrics ('If I Can Come Home With You', 'Cruel Winter', 'Home Wasn't Built In A Day') begin to get to you on repeated listens as the jazz is the right side of the blues and the strings will tug at your heart; I defy you not to be touched by 'Next Time'.
Those with long memories will recall the once mighty Lyle Lovett went through a period of jazzin' up his country rock sound and I remember seeing him at a sold out Dominion many years ago and thinking then, what he really needed was a proper jazz band. Jeb Loy Nichols' has clearly been thinking somewhere along the same lines as Strange Faith And Practice is a proper relaxed blue-eyed album; be prepared to be impressed.
Reviewed: Jeb Loy Nichols – Strange Faith And Practice (Impossible Ark Records) Cat. No: UNFOLDCD008 Release date: 7th September 2009
1 Sometime Somewhere Somebody (2:59)
2 Lake Whitfield (4:14)
3 The Day That Never Came (4:11)
4 Can't Stay Here (4:40)
5 This Morning (3:11)
6 Probably Never Stop (3:06)
7 Interlude One (2:03)
8 Strange Faith And Practice (4:37)
9 If I Can Come Home With You (4:42)
10 Interlude Two (3:15)
11 Cruel Winter (2:39)
12 Home Wasn't Built In A Day (5:44)
13 Next Time (3:44)


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Starbucks presents a virtual tour of their first location in Pike Place Market and introduced a new roast with Patrick Cheatham's 360° photography!
In a Nutshell:
The photo shoot took place after hours and late into the night. Starbucks' talent removed all then-current product & signage from the store, then replaced it with the upcoming product & signage. Said talent remained on-site to pose and look snappy for the photography.
While the storefront was being dismantled, I set up some under counter lights (many, many LED discs and strips). Working with Starbucks' Art Director I took test shots for lighting and placement. Once shooting was complete, the Starbucks team performed the same process in reverse and the store was ready to go for the next morning!
Enjoy the 360° interactive experience below, and farther down you can check out the slideshow of stills from Starbucks' presentation at their site.


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Regular readers of TBP know that I spend some time rooting around in the excellent American Presidency Project, a remarkable resource. Sometimes I'm looking for something specific, other times I'm just getting a feel, a flavor, for the message coming from our leadership, specifically the president. The latter was the case when I undertook a search to see how the phrase "home ownership" has been used by presidents over time.
Herewith, FDR's Message to Congress, April 13, 1933. Spooky stuff.
To the Congress:
As further and urgently necessary step in the program to promote economic recovery, I ask the Congress for legislation to protect small home owners from foreclosure and to relieve them of a portion of the burden of excessive interest and principal payments incurred during the period of higher values and higher earning power.
Implicit in the legislation which I am suggesting to you is a declaration of national policy. This policy is that the broad interests of the Nation require that special safeguards should be thrown around home ownership as a guarantee of social and economic stability, and that to protect home owners from inequitable enforced liquidation in a time of general distress is a proper concern of the Government.
The legislation I propose follows the general lines of the farm mortgage refinancing bill. The terms are such as to impose the least possible charge upon the National Treasury consistent with the objects sought. It provides machinery through which existing mortgage debts on small homes may be adjusted to a sound basis of values without injustice to investors, at substantially lower interest rates and with provision for postponing both interest and principal payments in cases of extreme need. The resources to be made available through a bond issue to be guaranteed as to interest only by the Treasury, will, it is thought, be sufficient to meet the needs of those to whom other methods of financing are not available. At the same time the plan of settlement will provide a standard which should put an end to present uncertain and chaotic conditions that create fear and despair among both home owners and investors.
Legislation of this character is a subject that demands our most earnest, thoughtful and prompt consideration.
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Message to Congress on Small Home Mortgage Foreclosures.
40 – Message to Congress on Small Home Mortgage Foreclosures.
American Presidency Project, April 13, 1933
Adding: Did not know when BR was going to run this piece, but since he slated it for Thanksgiving, I'll take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy, healthy and safe holiday. Enjoy friends and family.
Category: Foreclosures, Politics, Real Estate
If ever you need as an illustration why bank bailouts are such a misguided idea, one need look no further than Fraudclosure and RoboSigning. The sunk cost of the bailouts have completely skewed government officials priorities. Hence, enforcement of laws and imposing criminal penalties has become verbotten, as it undercuts the prior monies. Why do…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Foreclosures, Legal, Real Estate, Really, really bad calls
Adam Smith, Leading Austrian Economists and Other Free Market Advocates Are For the Prosecution of Fraud There is a widespread myth that free market supporters are against regulation or prosecuting fraud. In fact, Adam Smith – the father of free market capitalism – was for regulation of banks, and believed that trust is vital for…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Foreclosures, Legal, Really, really bad calls, Think Tank
Below are the first criminal charges brought in the foreclosure fraud scandal. Every state Attorney General will take note of what Nevada AG Catherine Cortez Masto just did. We've read the indictment, and those 606 charges are no joke. Just open it up to any page and you'll see what was going on. A likely…Read More
Category: Foreclosures, Legal, Think Tank
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCES INDICTMENT IN MASSIVE CLARK COUNTY ROBO-SIGNING SCHEME To: Office of the Attorney general ANNOUNCES indictment in massive clark county robo-signing scheme Defendants to be Held Criminally Accountable for Filing Tens of Thousands of Fraudulent Foreclosure Documents Carson City, NV – The Office of the Nevada Attorney General announced today…Read More
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MSNBC – Nearly 29% of mortgaged homes underwater A whopping 28.6 percent of homeowners with mortgages owe more on their loans than their homes could sell for, according to quarterly data released Tuesday by Zillow, a real estate website. That's up from 26.8 percent in the second quarter. Home values declined only 0.2 percent from…Read More
Category: Foreclosures, Real Estate, Think Tank
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Category: Foreclosures, Video
David E. Woolley is the author of the attached white paper. Mr. Woolley is a California Licensed
Land Surveyor and Certified Fraud Examiner with over 24 years of experience and is the
principal in Harbinger Analytics Group:
"Thanks to the Mortgage Electronic Registry System's ("MERS") failure to accurately complete and/or publically record property conveyances in the frenzy of banks securitizing home loans and in subsequent foreclosure actions,1 neighbors to a foreclosed property (with a sequential conveyance) as well as the foreclosed property itself will have unclear boundaries and clouded/unmarketable titles making it difficult, if not impossible, for these homeowners to sell their properties and for subsequent purchasers to obtain title insurance on that property. MERS now keeps electronic records on about half of the home mortgages in the United States.
Many problems with MERS and the home loan securitization process have been reported in print media (countless articles), in movies (the Inside Job) and on television (most recently on the April 3, 2011 edition of 60 Minutes). Academic professors such as Christopher L. Peterson of the University of Utah, S.J. Quincy College of Law, have written extensively on what is wrong with MERS.
Courts have ruled against MERS' standing to foreclose and have criticized the MERS model as being flawed, wholly inaccurate and not allowing homeowners to fight foreclosures because it shields the true owner of a mortgage in public records.5 States Attorneys' General and federal bank regulators are investigating MERS practices including fraudulently robo-signing and back dating missing documents. A few County Registrars of Deeds are claiming that they are owed millions of dollars in lost revenue from mortgage assignment transfers that were not recorded because MERS was listed as the mortgagee in public land records.
Full PDF after the jump . . .
Category: Foreclosures, Legal, Real Estate, Think Tank
Richard Vetstein is a nationally recognized real estate attorney, frequently quoted in the media. He was recently named one of Inman News' 100 Most Influential in Real Estate. Mr. Vetstein is the founder of the Vetstein Law Group and TitleHub Closing Services LLC. The former outside claims counsel for a national title company, he has…Read More
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Darrell Huckaby - Fifties become fodder for the classroom
I love teaching school. I am in my 35th year and still look forward to getting up and going to work every day. And I guess when I reach the point where I don't, I'll just stop.
Eagles roll in opener
COVINGTON - If first-game jitters bothered the Eastside Eagles, they didn't let it show as they easily defeated the Harris County Tigers 28-0 on Thursday at Homer Sharp Stadium.
Lady Patriots improve to 2-0 in area play
CONYERS - The Heritage volleyball team moved its Area 8-AAAA record to 2-0 with an impressive win over Habersham Central on Thursday night.
Sports Briefs
Community Calendar 8/29/2008
Boating safety urged for Labor Day
COVINGTON - With the upcoming Labor Day weekend signaling the end of summer, boaters will be out for one last joy ride. But the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division wants to make sure safety isn't forgotten amidst all the celebrating.
Passion for pets Private animal shelter faces closure over ordinance violation
CONYERS - Beverly Schaner is trying to rescue as many animals in her corner of the world as she can. However, she may have to find a different place to do it since Rockdale County is accusing her of violating its ordinance limiting kennels in residential areas.
Salem vs. Heritage: Noles look to sustain win streak Salem has won past five games against Heritage
CONYERS - It's only the season opener, but there's plenty at stake tonight at Evans Memorial Stadium.
Letter - Plans in store for Square
To the editor:
Rockdale SAT scores above state
CONYERS - Students in Rockdale County Public Schools scored above state public school averages on the SAT this year, unlike last year. Results released by the College Board and the Georgia Department of Education this week showed RCPS students continued to score below the average of national public schools.
Announcements 8/29/2008
French Open champ, top-seeded Ivanovic upset at U.S. Open Venus Williams, Blake among second-round winners
NEW YORK - Top-seeded Ana Ivanovic lost in one of the biggest upsets in tennis history Thursday, stunned by 188th-ranked Julie Coin 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 in the second round of the U.S. Open.
Newton Blotter 8/29/2008
The following charges and arrests were reported by the Newton County Sheriff's Office, Covington Police Department, Oxford Police Department and Porterdale Police Department:
Jack Simpson - Voters should really listen to candidates
It won't be long before each of us will be at the polls making our choice of a presidential candidate. Who will it be?
In the Spotlight CRCA looks to broaden its horizons with new season
With new leadership at the top of the chain, the Conyers-Rockdale Council for the Arts has some innovative plans for the 2008-09 performance season, throwing much of its spotlight on stage plays, although there should be something for everyone to enjoy.
Alcovy vs. Newton: Rams hit the field aiming for revenge Rams hit the field aiming for revenge
COVINGTON - The first game of the season is always a big deal.
Rockdale Blotter 8/29/2008
The following charges and arrests were reported by the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office (RCSO), Conyers Police Department (CPD) and Georgia State Patrol (GSP) between Aug. 18 and Monday:


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RESEARCH @ Shoals
Scientists from all over the country come to the
Isles of Shoals each summer to conduct research in many fields of
marine science. Shoals Marine Laboratory is proud to host and support
the following on-going research projects:
- Appledore Island Migration Banding Station
- Hewson Lab @ Cornell: Marine Viral Assemblages
- Hewson Lab @ Cornell: Team Aquatic Virus Research at Shoals 2010
- Ecology of Great Black-backed and Herring Gulls
- Survey of Nesting Seabirds at the Isles of Shoals
- White Island Tern Restoration
- Understanding Food Webs
- Invasive Species: Subtidal and Intertidal Ecology
- Nesting Preferences of Tree Swallows
- Honey Bee Behavior
- AIRMAP Climate/Air Quality Study
- Appledore Island Transect Study
- Isles of Shoals Archaeology Project
- Community Ecology of Parasitic Trematodes
- Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology - Macaulay Library
(underwater footage includes scenes from the Shoals!)
- NOAA-New England Air Quality Study
- ICARTT-Atmospheric Research
Interested in conducting research at Shoals? Please visit our researcher page for rates and required forms.
Would you like your research to have an assigned SML contribution number? Contact Jim Coyer (firstname.lastname@example.com). Your project/paper will then be added to our list of SML Publications.
Data Management, Sharing and Retention Policy
Shoals Marine Laboratory has adopted this data management and retention policy to address: (1) NSF mandates; (2) Requests for SML sponsored or funded data from researchers outside the SML community; (3) SML access to data collected on Appledore Island through research sponsored or funded by Shoals Marine Laboratory.
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PALISADE, Colo. Cold temperatures can cause problems for farmers and the livestock they are trying to feed whose food has been frozen solid, but local entrepreneur Mary Leonard has created an invention that solves the problem.
"I just remembered all of those horrible days in the winter of having to chop frozen feed," Leonard said. "I kept thinking, 'there's gotta be a better way, there's gotta be a better way.'"
Mary's Cranky Feeder runs horse feed through a metal contraption and a metal hand crank powers it to break up the molasses when it is frozen in the winter and sticky in the summer.
The feeder also separates food into gallon size portions.
"Everybody who has it loves it," she said. "They're going, 'How did we live without this?'"
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Sixth-ranked Florida State improved to 9-0 following a 9-2 win over No. 25 Georgia Saturday in front of a crowd of 5,287 at Dick Howser Stadium.
Georgia senior right-hander Jeff Walters needed 38 pitches to retire the Seminoles in the first as they got a leadoff double from Tyler Holt and eventually loaded the bases after a couple of walks but ultimately came away empty. Walters struck out two in the frame including Sherman Johnson for the final out. Walters never finished the second frame, leaving with the bases loaded and two outs and FSU up 3-0. In his first two starts this season, Walters had walked just one with 10 strikeouts in 10.2 innings. Senior Justin Earls came on for Walters and got Johnson to fly out to left on a 3-1 pitch to end the second. Walters issued a career-high six walks in 1.2 innings, allowing three runs on three hits and threw 72 pitches. FSU scored its three runs on a wild pitch, a single and a bases-loaded walk. The Seminoles came in the game with a team batting average of .387 and their starting nine had a combined average of .426. They collected 13 hits on the night as Holt finished 3-for-5 with three RBI.
"Even though it's tough losing 9-2, I did see some progress," said Georgia coach David Perno. "I saw a lot more positives after this bashing compared to Friday. The last four innings we got some shutouts on the mound, I saw some better approaches at the plate and the team fought hard."
Georgia (6-5) got a run back in the third but FSU avoided a big inning courtesy of a couple base-running mistakes by the Bulldogs. Third baseman Kevin Ruiz and catcher Carson Schilling led off the inning with a couple of base hits and moved into scoring position on a sacrifice bunt by Todd Hankins. On a 2-2 pitch, sophomore Johnathan Taylor drove in his team-leading 11th run with a high chopper to first that he beat out for a base hit. With runners at the corners for Colby May, he saw one pitch before the inning ended. First, FSU left-hander John Gast picked off Taylor. Then, his first pitch to May bounced off the plate and got a few feet away from catcher Rafael Lopez and Schilling tried to score. He was out by several feet to send the game to the bottom of the third. The Seminoles got the run right back on a two-out, run-scoring single by Holt off the glove of Ruiz for a 4-1 advantage. Gast had three pickoffs on the night, getting Brett DeLoach in the fourth and Hankins in the sixth to give the Seminoles eight on the year. He provided seven strong innings, allowing one run on seven hits for the victory to move his record to 3-0. Walters got the loss to fall to 0-1.
FSU broke open the game with a five-run outburst in the fourth, collecting six hits including three that never left the infield. Holt's two-run triple capped the scoring as the Seminoles extended their lead to 9-1. Georgia turned to freshman Cooper Moseley to start the fifth. Earls allowed six runs on eight hits over 2.1 innings. For Earls, it was his 86th career appearance, which ranks fourth in school history. Former All-American Joshua Fields holds the school record with 114 appearances in his four-year career. Moseley tossed two shutout innings, giving up a pair of hits and recorded one strikeout. Freshman Blake Dieterich also pitched two scoreless innings.
May delivered a run-scoring double in the eighth off Hunter Scantling, bringing home freshman Robert Shipman who led off the inning with a walk. With one out and runners at second and third, FSU brought in Tyler Everett and he struck out Peter Verdin and then DeLoach worked a walk to load the bases for Zach Cone. Everett struck out Cone to keep it 9-2. Verdin went 0-for-4 on the night that ended his hitting streak at 10 games.
After the game, Perno indicated that May would return to third base on Sunday and Moseley would get the start at second base as injuries have forced Georgia to shuffle its infield since the season opener. In the FSU series, May has made starts at shortstop and second base. He started all 62 games last season at third base.
"We're playing a very good Florida State team, and we've been able to see all our weaknesses in this series, and now it's time to make the adjustments as conference season is only a couple weeks away," said Perno.
The series concludes today with first pitch slated for 1:06 p.m. as the game will be televised by SUN Sports. The Bulldogs will start sophomore right-hander Michael Palazzone (2-0, 6.00 ERA) while the Seminoles counter with junior right-hander Geoff Parker (1-0, 5.79 ERA).
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The Marion Blue Racers will take a 2-1 record into Sunday's Continental Indoor Football League home game with the Northern Kentucky River Monsters.
The contest will begin at 4 p.m. in the Marion Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
The River Monsters are also 2-1, tied for first place with Marion and Dayton in the CIFL South Division. ...


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Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray has joined forces with twin sisters from Bellmore John F. Kennedy High School and Cablevision to kick-off a public awareness campaign aimed at curbing the deadly practice of texting while driving. Standing in front of the high school with a large billboard emblazoned with the phrase, "Arrive Alive…Don't Text & Drive", Murray and the student founders of a local group called STANDD (Stop Texting AND Driving) unveiled their public awareness effort. The Supervisor was joined by Emily and Anna Lawrence of STANDD, Councilwoman Angie Cullin, High School Principal Lorraine Poppe and a host of students from the school.
"Texting and driving is like taking a loaded gun, pointing it out of your car window and pulling the trigger," said Murray. "We are here today to raise awareness of the dangers associated with texting and driving. After Emily and Anna Lawrence wrote to me, asking for the town's help, I was enthusiastic to propose a partnership that will bring 386 public service advertisements to Cablevision viewers. Most important, this public awareness campaign will save lives and prevent accidents."
Hempstead Town will spend $25,000 to air the 30 second advertisement, which will appear on 10 networks on Cablevision between the dates of June 16th and July 13th. What's more, Cablevision will be furnishing additional airtime to broadcast the public service announcement free of charge. Murray noted that the town produced the advertisement in time to be shown as high school and college students begin their summer vacation. The Supervisor indicated that young drivers were a key audience that Hempstead Town and STANDD are trying to reach with their public safety message.
"The money we spend on this public service announcement is money well spent," announced Cullin. "If one life is saved or one accident prevented, we have achieved our goal."
"I want to thank Cablevision for agreeing to furnish additional airtime to broadcast this public service announcement at no cost," said Murray. "Their partnership will help us reach more people with this life-saving message."
The students who founded the local STANDD organization, Emily and Anna Lawrence, have been tenacious in their effort to curb texting and driving. The students have launched a "no texting and driving pledge" campaign, recruiting hundreds of their classmates to make a commitment not to text while driving. Anna and Emily said that they want to encourage drivers to "store it, before you start it," asking drivers to put their phones in the glove box or console storage before starting their vehicles.
"We are excited to be working with Hempstead Town to get this important message out to the public," said Anna Lawrence. "We want to make our communities safer for everyone, and end senseless deaths that are caused by texting and driving," added Emily Lawrence.
Both of the high school students, Emily and Anna, appear in the anti-texting and driving commercial, along with a third Bellmore John F. Kennedy High School student, Allie Levy. The public service announcement, which was premiered at a public awareness press conference/television commercial kick-off event, featured the students driving and texting, unaware of a nearby pedestrian with a stroller. The powerful message communicates clearly the tragic consequences of texting and driving. Filming of the message occurred on a closed town roadway with Hempstead Town Public Safety Department supervision to ensure the safety of all of the participants in the commercial.
Texting while driving is responsible for 1.6 million accidents and 330,000 injuries each year. Young people are particularly vulnerable to texting while driving dangers, accounting for 13% of the car wrecks involving 18-20 year olds. Finally, texting while driving actually makes you 23 times more likely to crash.
The public awareness campaign also features a large sign that will stand on Kennedy High School's campus, alerting drivers with the message, "Arrive Alive…Don't Text and Drive". The sign includes a photo of Emily and Anna, along with their organization's logo. The sign was produced by town workers. Murray and the students said that the sign's message would be seen by hundreds of students every day.
"There has never been a more rewarding partnership than the one we have forged between Hempstead Town and STANDD," concluded Murray. "Together we will make our drivers and pedestrians safer with an important public awareness campaign. Remember, arrive alive, don't text and drive."


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When Obamacare (Affordable Care Act) was being debated, an argument from the right was that the ACA was nothing more than an attempt to redistribute wealth. The left immediately attempted to establish the moral high ground, claiming that there was too much of a separation between the "haves" and the "have nots."
As a member of the right, this position was very hard to counter, especially if you do not like being called an insensitive elitist. Enter the Congressional Budget Office, or CBO, which recently reported that the ACA creates a "disincentive" to work, resulting in the loss of 2.5 million jobs.
While reading the CBO's report, I tried to imagine how the left was going to spin the results of the impartial CBO report. Well, it didn't take long to find out what I was missing in my reading of the report. I was not aware that people choosing not to work or reducing their work hours in order to qualify for insurance subsidies was a good thing.
The biggest surprise was finding out that allowing people to work fewer hours would free them up to become entrepreneurs. As a member of this "entrepreneur" class, I was extremely disappointed to find out that I didn't need to work long hours, take on risk and sacrifice to become successful. All I needed to do was work fewer hours. Shocking!
Sarcasm aside, the truth of the ACA is that it is nothing more than a wealth redistribution system, and the left just admitted it. When the left replaces "disincentive" with "freedom of choice," what they fail to mention is that when a worker "chooses" to work fewer hours in order to qualify for an insurance subsidy, the subsidy comes from the worker who "chooses" to work more hours. The left should change their argument that the ACA is actually a struggle between the "wills" and "will nots."
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Richland American Legion Post 880 will hold a car show Sunday to benefit a hunting preserve that provides fishing and recreational opportunities for disabled veterans.
The show will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the post, 8 W. New St.
Proceeds will be given to L-E-E-K Hunting and Mountain Preserve in Potter County.
According to its website, http://leekpreserve.org, the facility was founded by brothers and veterans Ed and Lew Fisher, along with their wives, Kate and Elaine.
LEEK "is a charitable, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) all-volunteer organization, which offers guided hunts, fishing outings and outdoor experiences for wounded veterans," the website states.
Many of the veterans come directly from medical facilities around the nation where they have been recovering from serious injuries.


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|Defined medium for arachidonic acid (ARA) production by Mortierella alpina was optimized for its metabolomics study. For this purpose, a visualization method (VM) was applied for the first time. Experiments were designed according to the uniform design with four factors (concentrations of glucose, NaNO(3), KH(2)PO(4) and MgSO(4)·7H(2)O) for each at nine levels. Dry cell weight (DCW), ARA yield in DCW [percent (w/w)] and ARA content in total fatty acids [percent (w/w)] were considered as the three objectives. Optimization of single-objective function and multi-objective function of two objectives and three objectives was attempted. Optimal DCW, ARA yield and ARA content were predicted to occur in a medium that contained (grams per litre): glucose 35, NaNO(3) 1, KH(2)PO(4) 7.5 and MgSO(4)·7H(2)O 2.6. Upon verification, the average tested DCW (12.95 g/l), ARA yield (18.89 %) and ARA content (42.36 %) were fairly close to the predicted values (12.88 g/l, 9.68 % and 35.57 %, respectively). Moreover, DCW, ARA yield and ARA content from the optimum medium increased by 35.68, 47.23 and 30.90 % compared with control, respectively, indicating that VM had succeeded in exploiting the biomass growth and ARA production by M. alpina.
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I wanted to point everyone to Loki USA if you haven't already seen them. They're a startup that's been around for a little while but it looks like most of their expanding product line is quite new. Very innovative stuff. I'm not sure what the weights are like on their soft shells but I could see them being extremely useful for us backpackers.I just got my MIDI microfleece hoody and I've got nothing but praise for it. The thing weighs about 10 oz in my size small, which is about the same that I might expect for a powerstretch zip-T. The microfleece stretches just a tad so the freedom of motion is pretty good, but that's just the beginning. That 10 oz also incorporates warm convertible mits AND a full microfleece balaclava. For me, this ingenuity and the simplicity it provides is almost enough by itself to warrant its place in my pack. But oh yeah, it's pretty warm and pretty light too. Give it a look see.
IanCan you explain how the mits work? I'm not jiving! Looks like a really neat product but the cold medicine I'm on is not allowing me to comprehendo. :-)Steve
I can try to explain, although this kind of thing is difficult to do without a visual aid.The gist of it is this: on the end of the sleeve--I believe on the side nearest the body--there is what appears to be an extra layer of microfleece. It's a patch, a square that's roughly the size of your hand (go figure). This square is sewn to the underlying sleeve all the way around, except at the "top" end--that is, the edge of the square that is furthest away from your fingertips.So the deployment of the mitt is quite simple, elegant even. On this detached edge of the square there's a little webbing pull-tab. You simply pull the tab toward the cuff of the sleeve, and end up inverting the square _over_ the cuff entirely, turning the whole mess inside out, and also exposing a grippy band of leather on what is now the palm of the mitt. I'm very happy with the whole thing. With a half dozen tries the conversion becomes effortless and quick. In dry weather I probably won't be bringing separate gloves anymore.
IanThank you for the description. I think I have it figured out. Seems like a very versatile piece. Might have to give one a try.Steve
FEATURESOkay, Ian, that's a pretty slick find you made. I may just have to spring for one of those. I've been looking at getting a fleece hoody for a while, and that one looks heck-a slick for the price.Oh, and I included a link to their features page which includes videos of the loki-mitt and face shield... very cool.FYI - It'll probably either be the loki or a R1 Hoody that I wind up getting.
Edited by jdmitch on 01/08/2007 08:53:58 MST.
Just had a chance to try out my new MIDI on the Outer Mountain Loop at Big Bend in the past few days. Nothing too surprising about the performance of the piece, it's microfleece and I got my primary torso insulation by layering a high-loft jacket on top of it for the nights. But the integrated clava is quite warm and the mitts do well as well. Both of the above are a little tight for my liking but they worked.I'm thinking about contacting Loki and seeing if they might produce this design in a base layer fabric like PowerDry or Merino. If they did such a thing, well . . . there might just be a stampede in the ultralight community . . .
Hey Ian,Just noticed this old thread. Looks like a great piece. Did you ever contact Loki about a powerdry or merino version of the Midi?
Uhh . . . actually I don't think I did. Good reminder, I may get on that.
"Uhh . . . actually I don't think I did. Good reminder, I may get on that."Please do... I'd be excited to see the results...
For winter use as a base layer I like WildThings "Power Stretch Hoody". I'm sure that there is lighter, this hoody weighs 10 oz., but it is very warm, dries fast, has a very nice hood and thumb loops. It is also very well made.
Josh, here's Loki's reply--it only took them a couple of hours to get back to me.****Ian,Thank you for your e-mail and product recommendation. We consider many different product ideas every year and look to release products that have a strong market demand. Your e-mail suggests a product that has been previously considered by Loki and encourages further development of the idea. I will make sure that our product development team is aware of your interest in the described product style. Thanks for your insights and your support of Loki.Best,Jess RiggLoki, LLC****Mildly encouraging, at least. Though I won't hold my breath.
Edited by freeradical on 04/03/2008 15:11:24 MDT.
Nice responsiveness from them. I think their design innovations look great, but their fabric choices don't inspire me to whip out the credit card. I think when companies introduce proprietary or otherwise unfamiliar fabrics, they should provide exhaustive fact sheets so that consumers can make informed comparisons with products we've used before. But I guess reader reviews fill in the gaps pretty well. Thanks.I live overseas, so I can't afford to order a product without being nearly certain it will suit.
If you notice the weights on their pieces, you'll quickly figure out that they're not exactly tailored to the well-educated ultralighter. By the same stroke, my guess is their target audience wouldn't care much for an exhaustive fact sheet.
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This is one of those mornings where I simply do not have anything creative to put into the introductory paragraph of The Queue. Days like this were what sparked that whole hey, remember X cartoon from the 80s/90s? thing we were doing for awhile there. Today I can't even think of a cartoon to plug! Instead, have a picture of Olivia's pandaren being adorable. Nobody can hate that.
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Probably been answered before, but the individual reputation of the Tillers, can it only be raised by digging up the dark soils, or are there other ways?
Sometimes you'll get a daily quest for a specific member of the Tillers, but that isn't a reliable way to raise your affection with those people. Beyond the dark soil items, your go-to for raising rep with these folks is cooking. Everyone you're raising reputation with likes a specific dish. You cook up 5 of each particular dish and turn it in for a healthy rep boost.
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Do the Pandarin say anything about their miniaturised versions being used as pets by the rest of Azeroth? :(
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As teammates, they were sometimes at odds. But when Babe Ruth attended Yankee Stadium's "Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day," Ruth embraced the ailing star like a beloved brother. In this particular photo, he goes one better in showing his sentimental side by caressing Gehrig on the cheek. Indeed, there are numerous variations of shots from the famed "Luckiest Man" event, and this is one of the very best. The Press Association/Wide World photo measures 7" x 9", rates VG condition, and retains its intact paper caption on the reverse. Encapsulated as Type I by PSA/DNA.
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USCIS press release announcing the launch of I-9 Central, an online resource that provides information and guidance to help employers and employees complete the Form I-9 and better understand the I-9 process. The announcement includes more details and a link to I-9 Central. AILA Doc. No. 11051362.
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