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WALLA WALLA — State Attorney General Bob Ferguson today said cities and counties can ban or severely restrict marijuana-related businesses in their jurisdictions.
In a response to a request from the state Liquor Control Board, Ferguson said Initiative 502 failed to address the issue of local bans or regulation. If the intiative's authors wanted to pre-empt bans, they could have put it in then, he said.
"Under Washington law, there is a strong presumption against finding that state law pre-empts local ordinances," Ferguson said in his opinion. "Although Initiative 502 establishes a licensing and regulatory system for marijuana producers, processors, and retailers in Washington State, it includes no clear indication that it was intended to pre-empt local authority to regulate such."
Ferguson said court rulings have also held local governments have broad authority to regulate within their jurisdictions, and nothing in I-502 limits that authority with respect to licensed marijuana businesses.
In Walla Walla County, the cities of Walla Walla and Waitsburg are moving ahead with zoning to allow growing, processing and sale of recreational marijuana. Walla Walla County and College Place have enacted moratoriums.
At least five jurisdictions in the state have banned pot-related businesses, according to a survey of 95 cities and counties conducted by the Seattle-based Center for the Study of Cannabis and Social Policy. Another 51 other cities and counties have adopted moratoriums and 39 cities and counties have adopted zoning to allow growing, processing and sale of recreational marijuana.
A sixth city, Mossyrock, has also banned marijuana-related operations, according to the Municipal Research and Service Center of Washington.
Walla Walla County Commission Chairman Jim Johnson said he had no immediate comment on the attorney general's opinion. "Obviously we're going to have to review the opinion with our Prosecuting Attorney's office to see how that affects our moratorium," he said.
At a news conference this morning, Ferguson said he couldn't say whether his opinion would give encouragement to local jurisdictions who may want to ban or severely restrict marijuana-related businesses. He also said he wouldn't be surprised if the issue is challenged in court.
According to the latest list of released Tuesday by the Liquor Control Board, more than 7,000 applications for growing, processing and retail licenses have been received so far. Board spokesman Brian Smith said applications are still being processed.
In Walla Walla County, there are now 20 applications for both growing and processing operations, two applications for processing only and one applicant for growing only. There are now 10 applicants for retail licenses.
Since only four retail licenses will be issued in Walla Walla County, two in the city of Walla Walla and two at-large, the applicants who receive licenses will be decided by a lottery method.
Washington voters approved Initiative 502 in November to legalize recreational marijuana use. Colorado voters also approved Amendment 64, which is similar.
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Fairy tale flicks have been fairly ubiquitous lately, but if you think you've seen the last of them, then you don't know jack. The latest legend to get the effects-heavy Hollywood tune-up is "Jack the Giant Slayer," director Bryan Singer's gargantuan take on the old "Jack and the Beanstalk" tale as well as the decidedly darker fable, "Jack the Giant Killer". We all know Nicholas Hoult and Ewan McGregor will do their best to charm those pesky giants into submission, but here's Five Facts about the film you might not know.
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2. In 2007, while working on the TV series "Keen Eddie," 13-year-old Hoult was filming a scene that found him dangling from a bridge, strapped to a chair 20 feet above the ground. A double-decker bus was supposed to stop inches from Hoult, but while his mum, Glenis, was watching, the bus braked too late and slammed into the boy. Hoult's leg went through a window. Luckily, no significant injuries occurred and the production, as well as Hoult's life and career, resumed.


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Romer's Redo
According to the Washington Post, outgoing CEA chair Christina Romer said "she wishes she could redo" the infamous January 2010 economic report in which she projected that the stimulus would keep the unemployment rate under 8 percent .
I wish she could "redo" the disastrous stimulus.
Here's an updated version of The Chart that haunted Romer throughout her tenure, from Innocent Bystanders:
In fairness to Romer, it's the details that count. According to the Post, "[e]xcept for the unexpectedly severe collapse in economic growth, Romer said, the report has turned out to be "very accurate.""
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Our landlords left a dog house in the back yard, but my roommate's dog never uses it. She much prefers the couch!
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Back when I was 2 or so my dad built a great big doghouse for our families two dogs. It was insulated, vented, raised on a platform and had a emergency hinge thingy on the roof so you could open the roof to get access to our giant dogs if they got sick and hid in the house. Basically he built a smaller scale human house for two dogs that he claimed to dislike but knew his wife and kids loved. When I was about 8 I decided that the dogs needed to move out of that house so that I could have it as my playhouse so I built a replacement. Let's call it a shack or slum for our dogs. It looked like something from a Tim Burton movie. My dad condemned it and tore it down. That was the one time it sucked having a dad who had already spent over 30 years in construction with the Navy and was a chief building inspector in our county.
Rally-RE 7 years
besides owning every type of crate imaginable, there's also a doggie igloo outside that costs a million bucks. and, the dogs refuse to go inside it!!!!!! hopefully when it starts raining it'll get used cause so far only the bugs are taking up house in it.
writerjenna 7 years
She has a house in the backyard, but she only uses it when she's outside (usually when we're at work) and if it's really cold and/or rainy. If her humans are inside, she wants to be too!
ohkate 7 years
mi casa es su casa. carson has a bed in each room and sometimes takes up residency on our bed but aside from that, it's his house as much as it's our house.
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Fuji has a little tent that I got from Ikea inside my apartment. It's his little home and a place he goes to when he's fed up with me. lol.
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We've never had a yard so he's always just lived inside with us. He does have his crate though. We're buying a house soon but I don't think we'll get one still. He doesn't like to be outside much, it's too hot.
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we have one of those log cabin ones but our dog won't use it. we got it in case we had to leave him in the backyard for awhile (like if we're having people over for dinner). I got a big cushion for it and got inside myself to try to show him it was ok and there was plenty of room -- it didn't work!


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I have been doing my own training work on my 4 yr old for about a year now. But lately I have been feeling like I need someone to help coach me and help me get more training on my horse. I have been a hunter jumper for quite a few years now, I had boarded my horse with a trainer 45 min away from me, and over the last year his health had started to decline and it was making it difficult for him to jump anymore. And work and price of gas was also making it difficult for me to ride more than twice a week. So I moved him home where I can see and ride my horses daily. And now he's semi retired. :)
So I now have a new younger horse and I'm thinking I want to try some dressage with. I found a few trainers through the web that are located kind of close by. Some say they will travel to you. Which is what I need, as I don't currently have a trailer. I don't really have the funds to board my horse at a big boarding barn let alone have full training done. My question I am wondering is, would a trainer be willing to travel to me and help me teach myself and my horse some dressage once a week? And then I could work on that weeks lesson till the following lesson on my own.
I know that not only will I be paying for an hourly rate, but travel too. I have access to an big private outdoor arena and also have privileges to use a neighbors indoor arena, so I do have facilities to make this comfortable for a trainer. What else would I need to consider or ask?


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I know we've had a lot of potty training posts lately, but I have a specific equipment question for you BTDT moms. Which kind of seat do you prefer? I'm not sure what to call them--this is what I'm thinking of:
^^ Potty seat
^^ Potty chair
We have two bathrooms & right now we have one of each kind (well, the seat one that we have is one of those cool ones that's built in to the toilet lid). I'm so grossed out by the thought of having to dump & clean the little potty chair every time...it just doesn't seem very sanitary! It is easier for kiddos to get off & on though, obviously.
So...which do you prefer/recommend? Why? I'm thinking specifically for the early stages of potty training, and it's a boy if that makes a difference. It will be a long time before he's big enough to stand (without a stool, at least). TIA!


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Haley Reinhart Delivers a Beautiful Performance
Haley Reinhart's version of Carole King's "Beautiful" - a bit of a surprise choice from the singer - was good, but not great last night on American Idol.
But we can blame her background singers and ear monitor, neither of which did her any favors. Despite those hiccups, it was a cool arrangement.


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X-23 and Wolverine belongs to Marvel.
I love their poses and the foreshortening. You capture their movements so much more realistically than I ever can.
Ah nothing like a little father daughter bonding time
Totally Badass Great Artwork Weapon-X for the win!
Just them being together is cool, but seeing them together like that is awesome. Great job.
Fantastic job!
family that kills together stays together
bastante bueno
Me encanta, tu arte es exelente. Saludos desde Puerto Rico.
Great expression!
wow amazing...¡¡¡
les paterias el culo a cualkier portada horrible ke esta saliendo lately. Muy buen laburo!
Totalmente asombroso, gran trabajo adoro a Laura X-23
Yay for Laura! :3 We need more Wild Thing fanart, you know Wolvie's daughter with Elektra? Maybe even with Daken? A family shot? Eh Eh?
Las Poses Increibles. y el color me gusta mucho, es un trabajo muy limpio.
Man this should be an X-23 comic cover!!!
fantastic work!
hahah Very cool! The poses are so dynamic and the color technique is awesome!
Hmm I'm wondering if maybe a darker shade of orange wouldn't' have been better ...it kind of looks like Wolverine is wearing no pants. lol
That's my only "negative" about the piece though- You really did a fantastic job!
Hmm I'm wondering if maybe a darker shade of orange wouldn't' have been better ...it kind of looks like Wolverine is wearing no pants. lol
That's my only "negative" about the piece though- You really did a fantastic job!
Genial! Como siempre, lo que me gusta es ese toque personal que le das a los personajes.
Andrea... me estoy quedando flipada... tu nivel de dibujo es increíble...
Bocones y ruidositos: Admiren y aprendan!
is really beautiful! very well maintained and very detailed
didn't she have 5 claws as fingernails...? or was that the movie :3 good job though!
That's awesome!
i love her eyes and facial expression
So many wonderful details where do I begin? This fantastic cover quality artwork depicts an action pack night scene of x-23 and wolverine in a claws all out fight with red apparitions as their foes. From the full moon hanging above with a star scattered sky to the spooky crumbling looking buildings looming make a great background. I love x-23's fierce facial expression down to her mid air jump kick that faces the viewer with that wicked looking toe claw. I like that Wolverine looks like he is roaring before he goes charging into battle as he has x-23's back. I though what was also cool was that the artist was also able to incorporate the x-men symbol on the piece without it distracting the viewer or blocking the scene. Simply stunning!
Ya lo dije en fb, pero lo repito: es genial!!!
This is awesome!!! I love it!!! I'd buy this as a poster at a comic book shop.
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Gili Meno
Travel Guide
Situated midway between Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, Gili Meno is the smallest and least developed of the three Gili islands.
Peanut-shaped, with a brackish seawater lake towards its western coast, this arid island is ringed by a good selection of places to stay and is the most affordable of the three islands.
As with the others, Gili Meno is encircled by a rather pretty white sand beach, and, as with Gili Air, there is some pretty good snorkelling to be had.
While it is the least developed, it still attracts a regular crowd and is especially popular with families attracted by the fairly safe waters and low country vibe — unlike Gili Trawangan there's not much of a Gili Meno clubbing scene!
Gili Meno is also home to a dilapidated bird park which by rights should either be renovated or shut down. The birds that are left, apparently from a former glory day, are kept in a pretty deplorable state. It's sad to see something that in its prime would have been a worthwhile attraction but is now in such a sorry state.
On the subject of dilapidated, in the southwest corner of the island there are two large and abandoned resorts — the Bounty and the Bougainvillea. We were told both were casualties of the aftermath of the Bali bombing and today their shells make for an interesting wander through — it's a bit of a ghost town like experience.
There are no ATMs on Gili Meno, though money can be exchanged at a couple of agents in the main village. They also advertise cash advance services.
There is a small internet cafe in the village and Mallias Child offers WiFi on a pay by the hour basis.
The pier is just to the north of the village and most boats arrive at the boat landing at the village. From there most places are within easy walking distance, through a walk to the far north of the island will take about 30 minutes without too many bags.
Transport is only by cidomo, or horse and cart — as with all the Gilis, you won't find any motorised vehicles.
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Professor Robin Broad
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text: Students Union College hosts gymnastics showcase October 30, 2008 Don't be alarmed if you see youth hoisting each other onto shoulders or walking down a sidewalk on their hands--they are gymnasts, and they will be invading Lincoln Nov. 12-15. Read more about Union College hosts gymnastics showcase Union College hosts international educators October 28, 2008 Union College students Cori Piel and Matt Evens speak with administrators from other countries at the Phi Delta Kappa dinner. Read more about Union College hosts international educators Students organize memorial to victims of domestic violence October 1, 2008 Domestic violence is a war that goes on behind closed doors and causes 2,000 to 4,000 casualties each year in the United States. The American Medical Association states that one in every three women will experience violence from a husband of boyfriend. Read more about Students organize memorial to victims of domestic violence IRR students share relief in Texas September 18, 2008 On Saturday evening, Sept. 13, students from Union College's international rescue and relief program gathered for a vote. Dr. Michael Duehrssen, associate director of the program, presented the students with two choices: drive through the night to south Texas without specific rescue or relief assignments or wait until morning to hear more from contacts already in the area. Read more about IRR students share relief in Texas Enrollment Dips, Spirit Climbs September 8, 2008 Seeing packed stands cheering at Union's annual dodgeball championship and a sea of volunteers in matching shirts for Project Impact, the college's annual community service event, it might be hard for an observer to believe Union College has fewer students than last fall's 24-year high. Read more about Enrollment Dips, Spirit Climbs Union College volunteers serve community: Is it still altruistic if you're having fun? September 4, 2008 It's rare to hear college students chat excitedly about weeding, cleaning, painting and sorting, but as groups trickled back to the Union College campus from serving more than 50 sites around Lincoln, Neb., those were the topics on everyone's mind. "We washed windows, scraped gum off tables, dusted book covers ... none of it was anything I'd think to do on my own," said Ashley Herbel, a freshman pre-med student from Wichita, Kansas after spending the morning at South Library. "But going with a group of friends can make anything fun." With more than 800 participants, there were a lot of friends, new and old, to transform the chores into constructive play. This year's turnout included over 80 percent of the student body along with college employees and volunteers from other local Seventh-day Adventist organizations. While attendance isn't taken for the volunteer event, Rich Carlson, vice president for spiritual life, said Union's Campus Ministries distributed more t-shirts to campus volunteers than in previous years. "I think this is the largest group we've ever had," Carlson said. Begun in 1981 as Project Brush, the original goal of the day was to paint 100 houses in 10 years. After completing the 113th house, the event was renamed and the projects diversified. Now volunteers focus on serving the agencies that serve others, providing helping hands to do tasks over-stretched social service organizations have a hard time keeping up with. "It amazes me you can take 10 or 12 people and get done in a few hours what would take me days to do on my own," said Huda McClelland, Union's director of admissions who has witnessed most of the event's 27-year history. "What we've heard so far from the agencies is overwhelmingly positive," Carlson said. "They're always amazed by the quantity and quality of work our students do and the attitude with which it is done." Listening to students talk under the campus' clock tower as they shared 220 pizzas, the conversations always returned to the same refrain: the work wasn't only fast, it was fun. Erin Webb, a senior business administration major from Greenville, Tenn., told about finding a creative outlet while painting barrels at Goodwill. Beau Snyder, a senior from Culver, Ore., described cleaning at the Lincoln Children's Museum as, "playing with a pressure hose." Even when Jennifer Dovich, a junior pre-med student from Turner, Ore., mentioned getting paint in her eye while painting a ceiling at Mahoney Elementary School, she added, "It was worth it, it was awesome and so much fun." Some former students who have experienced the spirit of the community service event returned to share in the labor and the camaraderie again. Thang Nguyen, an alumnus now working in Web development at Nebraska Books, told his boss about the event and she encouraged him to take the day off to participate. "I didn't want to miss the fun," Nguyen said. Since its inception, Project Impact has been student-led. This year Ann Bryant, a senior business administration major from Woodbury, Tenn., organized the event for the third time and trained a new coordinator, Emily Carlson, a junior elementary education major from Mohrsville, Pa. Both students, with the assistance of Ashley Groeneweg, a biology education major from Omaha, Neb., spent the summer organizing site lists, coordinating with sponsors and ensuring transportation and tools were available. "Hearing the enthusiasm from the organizations makes the months of planning worth it," Bryant said. Bryant added, "The worst thing that happened today was I didn't have anywhere to send the people who finished and wanted to do more." While the chores for the day may be completed, she hopes the contacts made will serve as a springboard for future service. Past Project Impacts have developed into long-term commitments for both individuals and student organizations, such as the volleyball team, the women's basketball team and the Union Scholars honors program. "One day of raking or painting makes the community slightly nicer," Bryant said. "But creating an environment where service is fun and exciting can have a big impact on the world." Special thanks goes to Suzie Grey and InsideOut A capella for permission to use their songs. You can find out more about these talented artists on their Web sites: Suzie Grey InsideOut A capella Read more about Union College volunteers serve community: Is it still altruistic if you're having fun? Project Impact kicks off a year of volunteering September 2, 2008 Students always want more of three resources: time, money and sleep. So when Union College students are given a day free of classes and other on-campus commitments, it may seem counter-intuitive that 85 percent choose to show up at 8:15 a.m. to spend the day working--for free. But students make up for what they lack with an excess of enthusiasm and altruism. On Thursday, Sept. 4, Union students will once again commit their time and energy to serving the Lincoln community. "I think everybody wants to help others," said Sara Baptist, sophomore communication major from Canon City, Colo. "When something presents itself like Project Impact, we jump on it. If Union held it more often, people would still go." Began in 1981, Project Impact has given students the opportunity to change their corner of the world wile establishing lasting connections within the community. An estimated 15,100 volunteers have impacted Lincoln with more than 99,000 hours of voluntary labor since its inception. According to available research, it's the longest running collegiate service day with the highest percentage of participation in the nation. There's no brownie points, no extra credit--nothing to motivate the mass of students to join the cause other than satisfaction and a free t-shirt. Whether it's raking leaves, painting shelters, serving up soup or helping build a house, Union College students and faculty turn out to do whatever sweaty, grimy work needs to be accomplished for those in need. Building on the students' energy and 27 years of success, Ann Bryant, senior business administration major and Project Impact coordinator, sees the event as a way for students to connect with agencies they can serve all year. This will be the fourth year Union's women's basketball team will spend the day helping at the Lincoln Children's Museum, a relationship that has grown as the players return throughout the year to help with events. "I like volunteering. I feel it's important," Baptist said. "It's not easy for kids to just say 'I'm going to volunteer this weekend.'" Students like Baptist can find ways to do more by talking to Union's student volunteer coordinator, Kaylea Blackburn, sophomore international rescue and relief major from Summersville, Mo., or read about a different volunteer opportunity highlighted each week in the Clocktower, Union's student newspaper. Bryant, now in her third year of planning Project Impact, sees this year's event as a learning experience for her peers. "Of all the pressures you would think could keep students from volunteering--homework, class, extracurricular activities, the price of gas, whatever--the biggest barrier is awareness," Bryant said. "I've learned that the more people I involve in the planning process of this event, the more people understand the purpose of Project Impact and then are able to take on that passion themselves." 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"Health care and politics are increasingly intertwined, and professionals and policy makers should take every opportunity to understand each other." During the ceremony, established members of the profession gave the 22 students hoods to be worn as part of their regalia. "Hooding is a common tradition in health science graduate programs," said Joiner. "It's a great opportunity for us to say 'goodbye' to our students and welcome them as colleagues." "Colleagues" is a particularly apt term for this class. According to Mike Huckabee, physician assistant program director, a higher number of students have firm offers of post-graduation employment than ever before. "We're seeing unprecedented demand for our graduates," said Huckabee. It's no wonder, considering the physician assistant profession was rated in the April issue of Money Magazine as number five of the top ten best careers during an economic downturn. The hooding also celebrated the end of the program's ninth year of existence and marked the beginning of a decade of service. "We have a lot to be thankful for this year," Huckabee said. "We're particularly grateful for grants from the Nebraska Academy of Physician Assistants and the National Physician Assistant Foundation that have allowed Union's PA and nursing programs to continue providing free foot care to the homeless of Lincoln." Read more about Fortenberry speaks at Union College Physician Assistant Hooding Ceremony Awdish presents "a bit of the unusual" in senior display at McClelland Art Gallery April 29, 2008 Running from April 27 through May 3, 2008 a new senior exhibit will be shown at the McClelland Art Gallery. Artist Katee Awdish, senior graphic design and English major, has been drawing since a young age. "Through my art, I like learning about myself, and I figure out what in life really brings me joy," Adwish said. "When I'm creating a new painting with a new character, I think about what his story might be. I figure out details in his clothing and the colors and personality he is. I learn a lot about myself from what I notice in the world." Her display contains 15-20 items including fine art, ink, watercolor, topography posters and photography. "People should come see it if they like color," she explained, "or if they like kind of a bit of the unusual, because a lot of my art has a fantasy touch. The media, anime, cartoons and books I'm reading tend to inspire my art." The McClelland Art Gallery is in the Ortner Center on the Union College campus, 3800 S. 48th Street. Enter the campus from Prescott Avenue. The art gallery is free to the public and open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, contact the Ortner Center at 402.486.2545. 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Starship Farragut: The Animated Episodes
Thanks for asking....As most folks may know, we didn't start off with 2D animation. Instead, we are known for our CGI. However the concepts are very similar...basically fooling the eye that what the person sees on the screen is 'real' or 'realistic' with regard to the environment presented.
What you will find is that no matter what the medium is..whether it be 3D or 2D, it really is just a method for telling a story. For example, South Park (and even Filmation-style animation) are not the most advanced animation techniques; however I rarely notice them now as they have established themselves as the delivery mechanisms, and I simply pay attention to the stories at this point.
With this being 2009, I wouldn't worry about finding material on how to do traditional stop-frame animation (which, technically Filmation was...we 'fake' it, as does South Park now). Instead, I would UNDERSTAND how they did it, and see if you can find 2009 method for achieving the look you are going for. Most likely, it will be computer-based, and either Adobe Flash or something similar to that. To get started from even the basic level, you may want to look at items like this:
Bottom line, define the look and style you are going for, and find a method for doing it consistently. But don't let the process of making the animation get in the way of your telling the story. Filmation Trek, by its virtue, is not a lot of action; instead it was typically a lot of talking, head shots, and storytelling. But, don't paint yourself into a box either....once you define your look, expand upon it to do different things and to tell more complex stories.
I wish I could be more helpful with suggestions, but it really is for you to define what you want it to look like and how much time you wish to spend on it. If you want to pump something out quick, something above might work. For your own style, you may have to spend a bit of time and work a lot on it. At the end of the day, it will be YOUR creation, and no one can take that away from you.
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We successfully applied for a lottery grant of £57,000 to improve our practice and teaching facilities coming in 2015 - including introducing an 8 bay driving range.
We have a robust course policy to ensure the course is always presented at its best.
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Whether social or golf-playing members, members' guests or visitors you are assured a warm welcome at Darlington. Once issued with your membership swipe card you can access all the rights and privileges as a member of this private club. Put credit on your card and immediately start to save on the price of drinks at the bar whether you are there for a quiet drink, attending one of our organised social events or hosting a special occasion of your own.
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The IGBA promotes the breeding and exhibition of the Gloster Canary. The United States Chapter of the International Gloster Breeders Association was established over forty year ago by Harold Sodamann and Mark Whiteaker.
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Stephen P. Halbrook: What Does "Well-Regulated Militia" Mean?
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In this appearance on Stossel (Fox Business Network), Stephen P. Halbrook, author of "Gun Control in the Third Reich," responds to gun control advocates with historical precedent.
Halbrooks' book "Gun Control in the Third Reich:
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Stephen P. Halbrook Discusses Nazi Gun Control on The Steve Malzberg Show
Recorded: Thursday, October 16, 2014
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and Enemies of the State appeared on the Steve Malzberg Show on NewsMax TV. Halbrook spoke about his recent book outlining the gun control methods employed by the Weimar Republic and the Nazi regime.
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The Explosion of Patent Litigation
Recorded: Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr., author of Patent Trolls, appeared on the Steve Malzberg Show on Newsmax TV. Watkins talks about patent trolls, who are costing billions to the US economy by filing lawsuits against innovators. The result of these lawsuits slows the process of new technology and stifles innovation.
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Recorded: Sunday, August 10, 2014
Research Fellow Jonathan Bean, author of Race and Liberty in America appeared on The Bob Zadek Show, a Libertarian talk show broadcast live on Talk 910 KKSF.
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David J. Theroux, founder and president of The Independent Institute and the C.S. Lewis Society of California, discusses the writings of C.S. Lewis and Lewis's views on individual liberty, natural law and statism.
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Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Economist Tomás Sedláček hosts a BookTalks debate with Institute Senior Fellow and economist Robert Nelson and guests from fields of theology, philosophy and economics.
Nelson is author of The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in Contemporary America.
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Sr. Fellow Robert Higgs appeared on the Tom Woods radio show. Higgs discusses the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I and its devastating effects on people and government.
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ABSOLUTELY talk to him. He knows what your manager is like and he specifically told you to come to him if you need to.
I'd go to him with a specific plan or request, though, rather than just to tell him that you're unhappy. Use phrases like "It's been difficult for me to get the information I need from my manager" rather than "my manager is terrible at communicating". Keep the focus on what you need rather than what she's done.
I think if I were you I'd let him know that you'd love to stay with the company and would appreciate if he let you know of any internal positions he thought you'd be a good fit for. Don't say you're also looking externally, that's pretty much implied. :) And also ask if he has any tips or ideas for dealing with your manager, since he knows she's a problem.


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My non drivetrain side crank arm came loose and feel off during my last ride. I put it back on and within a few minutes of riding it was back off. I also have the most awful creak coming from the crank/BB area with each pedal. The bike is an 05 Schwinn Mesa and the crank & BB are Truvativ cheapos. Any thoughts?
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Analysis of the PKT correction for direct CO2 flux measurements over the ocean
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Seasonal in situ observations of glyoxal and methylglyoxal over the temperate oceans of the Southern Hemisphere
Summary: Glyoxal and methylglyoxal are short-lived organic trace gases and important precursors of secondary organic aerosol. Measurements over oceans are sparse. We present the first in situ glyoxal and methylglyoxal observations over remote temperate oceans, alongside observations of precursor gases. Precursor gases cannot explain observed mixing ratios, highlighting an unknown source. We show a large discrepancy between calculated vertical column densities of glyoxal and those retrieved by satellite.
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We've visited this a few times and, most recently, were able to visit the new events center, the Denny Sanford Premier Center. Sioux Falls has made some good decisions on these...
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The Falls are gorgeous. I love that you are able to explore them from both sides via a bridge and there are many ideal places for great photos. What a beautiful Park. There is a small concessions building with ice cream that really made the hot afternoon a treat. I could listen to the sound of the falls all day!
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We've visited this a few times and, most recently, were able to visit the new events center, the Denny Sanford Premier Center. Sioux Falls has made some good decisions on these buildings and they are open, light-filled, and worthy of a larger city.
If you have a meeting coming up in the Sioux Falls area, consider having it at the Convention Center. The staff is ready to assist with whatever you need. They can do the table decorations, are willing to work with out-side the room registration, find or create the right size room for your group.
Very nice and newly expanded. The new arena is very nice the acoustics were awesome - we listened to Thomson Square.
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Can anyone identify the type of connector pictured here. It is on a thinkpad 240x connecting the TFT screen to the mainboard.
This is a blurry shot of the male connector on the mainboard.
This the the female connector on the end of the cable comming out of the screen. Anyone know what type of cable it is?
Here is the back of the LCD popped out of the 240x
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Looks proprietary to me.
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The Foundation's Interdisciplinary Nursing Quality Research Initiative was designed to provide funding for interdisciplinary studies that address critical gaps in what is known about nursing quality and for the synthesis, translation, and dissemination of results to key stakeholders.This funding will support a research manager for the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action (CFA) initiative. Joanne E. Spetz, PhD, professor, Institute for Health Policy Studies and the School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco, will produce a range of targeted, timely research products that directly address questions posed by the CFA's partners and stakeholders and that assess the impact of efforts to advance recommendations in the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, the Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health. This grant will support several activities, including the timely production of a series of products (e.g., charts, tables, reports and research briefs) that address specific questions posed by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) leaders and CFA staff and its partners seeking information to guide strategic activities. Additionally, Spetz will participate in a series of group calls, contributing her own health and health care expertise, as well as her familiarity with published literature and knowledge of the expertise and work of others, to answer important questions. RWJF will also ask her to create timely, brief emails or memos in response to targeted questions posed by the CFA director or research director. Given her expertise, RWJF may also ask Spetz and her team to specifically address questions related to nursing-workforce issues; the supply of nurses; the relationship between nursing and patient outcomes, health economics and health policy; and other topics relating to the IOM report.
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What is the difference between sftp and scp?
SCP is the abbreviation of 'secure copy', while SFTP stands for 'secure FTP'.
The first is used to copy one or more files, often with known names, from host A to host B, whereas the second is mostly used interactively, analogue to an FTP client. SCP will always work out of the box and has little in the field of tweakable options. SFTP can be used with different backends to present the SFTP service to the user. It would even possible to turn it off, though I haven't tried this.
That's the difference in use.
As far as performance goes: ErikA below links to a wikipedia page which mentions SCP is generally faster than SFTP because of a more efficient algorithm in SCP.
Here's a bit of information on the subject.
sftp is an interactive program used by human in a shell session scp is mostly an one-liner used in scripts to transfer/copy files
That's like asking the difference between cp and ftp.
scp lets you remotely copy a file to or from an SSH server. Generally, people only use scp if they are going to recusively upload a folder or upload just one file. There's also the fact that since scp is a one-liner,
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