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John and Thomas Glawe with their first goose.
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Okay, let's get back to waterfowling!
After two weeks of sitting in deer stands, it's about time to head to the marshes, shoulder those shotguns and get on the ducks and geese. The Maryland seasons for both open this Tuesday, Dec. 11, and keep going until almost the end of January.
This is the part of duck season we all wait for, with temperatures that should be cold enough to bring plenty of birds to Delmarva. It doesn't always work out that way - we only have to look back to the warm weather last year to see that - but if it's going to happen, now is the time.
I'm just hoping this split of the season is as much fun as the last. I can't say it was because of the number of birds, but a three day span early in Thanksgiving week may go down as the highlight of my season.
If you've followed this column through the years, you know how much I encourage taking kids hunting. Introducing a youngster to this sport is simply one of the most enjoyable and rewarding things you can do. It's even more special when the kids are part of your family. Over those three days before Thanksgiving I got to take two young cousins, John Glawe, 13, and Thomas Glawe, 10, on their first hunt.
The brothers actually live in Colorado and were off from school on their fall break. I get to see the boys a few times each year, and know how wound up they are for fishing, shooting and the prospect of going hunting.
We had been planning this hunt for a few months. The boys had just taken their hunter safety courses, and it's hard to say who was more excited. On Sunday evening, their Mom dropped them off at my house, and the guys' hunting camp was on!
For three days, I hunted those boys hard. We hunted river blinds, tidal marshes and impoundments. They shot their first geese and ducks, and learned that misses are as much a part of shotgunning as birds in the bag. They went over their boots, got their borrowed camo wet, dried it out and did it all over again the next day.
I fed them full of venison, goose, farm fresh eggs and hot cocoa, feeling just like the guy shoveling coal into a locomotive roaring at full speed. We hunted with family, friends and dogs that were as eager to play with the boys as they were to hunt.
At the end of those three days, the boys went home tired, happy and eager to come back and do it all again. I hear they also had new Christmas lists full of camo and shotguns. Hopefully Santa helps them out, because I'm sure they're going to need that stuff next year when they come back.
Remember, you don't have to wait for the youth days to take a kid hunting. Get them out there now and show them what it's all about. I guarantee you'll have as much fun as they will.


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Bloodstone or heliotrope is a variety of chalcedony. Symbolically imbued with the traits of a hero, upon its wearer it bestows courage, strength and power as it protects us from our own banal desires.
Cut into an oval and polished to a smooth flat surface, a slab of bloodstone quite handsome and august in its presentation as a field of green dotted with swirling patterns of deep red, has been has been set into a resplendent mount of 15k yellow gold. Broad sloping shoulders and sides are appointed with a Greek inspired strong scroll motif reminiscent of the capital of an ionic column and a cartouche containing a row of three golden orbs.
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I have a problem that i illustrated in this question but had no correct answers. I refined my problem and tried to edit the initial question to reflect that but i guess because of the way SO displays unanswered questions (if a question has an upvoted answer even if it does not solve your problem, the question no longer gets displayed in the unanswered list) it lost momentum and there is no way to revive it. So i am posting my correct question again. If that breaks the rules please let me know so that i may delete one of them (preferably the other one).
So on with the question. I have a file that resides on a shared network location :
"\\KUROSAVVAS-PC\Users\kuroSAVVAS\Desktop\New Folder\Warsaw Panorama.JPG"
(The spaces are there intentionally)
The following code :
import java.awt.Desktop;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
String s = "\\\\KUROSAVVAS-PC\\Users\\kuroSAVVAS\\Desktop\\New Folder\\Warsaw Panorama.jpg";
File f = new File(s);
} catch (IOException e) {
Prints to the console that the file exists (System.out.println(f.exists());) but throws this exception! :
java.io.IOException: Failed to open file:////KUROSAVVAS-PC/Users/kuroSAVVAS/Desktop/New%20%20%20%20%20Folder/Warsaw%20%20%20%20Panorama.jpg. Error message: The system cannot find the file specified.
at sun.awt.windows.WDesktopPeer.ShellExecute(WDesktopPeer.java:59)
at sun.awt.windows.WDesktopPeer.open(WDesktopPeer.java:36)
at java.awt.Desktop.open(Desktop.java:254)
at Test.main(Test.java:13)
Has anyone any idea why something like this may happen? I have tried everything from creating URIs to decoding them afterwards... Nothing works.


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Incense box (kobako) in the shape of a Mandarin Duck, Meiji period (1868–1912)
Maki–e decorated lacquer; H. 3 1/8 in. (7.9 cm), W. 3 15/16 in. (10 cm), L. 5 3/16 in. (13.2 cm)
H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, 1929 (29.100.717)
This finely executed incense box features several gold and silver maki-e (decoration in gold and/or silver sprinkled powder) techniques and decorative details such as geometric gold foil application and line drawing. The box is shaped as a swimming Mandarin Duck; waves are depicted on the side. It is likely that this box was one of a pair, forming an auspicious symbol of love. Inside the box is a small tray for presenting incense. The style and shape recall eighteenth-century incense boxes, some of which were owned by European aristocrats as exotic curiosities, but this box was produced in the Meiji period (1868–1912), and thus represents the revival of the eighteenth-century style.


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1. In addition to your wallet and cell phone, you can generally easily find extra safety pins, zip ties, a #1 spring clamp and an "emergency" pair of pliers in your purse.
2. You own a dolly with all terrain tires.
3. Your car boot has a 2A:10BC fire extinguisher (recently serviced and tagged), at least 6 burlap wrapped Pepsi liter bottles full of rocks or cat sand, duct tape, a spool of heavy twine, extra burlap and a package of extra tent stakes in it at all times.
4. You can fix anything, and I do mean anything, with twine, a zip tie or a spring clamp. At least, long enough to hold up until Sunday at 5pm. If there isn't a strong and gusty wind.
5. While you really prefer "period" wooden boxes, you know that just about anything can be used as a table riser, in a pinch.
6. You have at least two bins of extra fitted table cloths, lengths of muslin, linen, assorted Celtic Indian cotton print bedspreads and remnant bits of "pretty" fabric to drape over and hide a multitude of sins. Like, that piece of "anything" you just used as a table riser because it was a pinch.
6. Heavy twine = "Elizabethan Duct Tape."
7. You've spent at least $100 this season on those heavy canvas painter's tarps from Lowe's. So versatile…
8. You have two different costume collections. >>1. A set of costumes that you have to wear for those Faires that have strict costuming guidelines and enforce them. These are probably earth-toned, involve steel boning, and about 35 lbs of fabric. Invariably, you have to put them on when it's going to be 100+ degrees outside and you're feeling bloated. The only good thing about them is the big straw sun hat you have to wear, that's actually kind of handy. >> 2. The costumes that you're actually happy to wear, when you are doing the Faires that let you get away with anything you want. Yay purple! Turquoise! Steampunk! Goggles! Wings! Glitter! Fancy hair flowers with feathers! Because you are a pretty, pretty princess.
9. Fairies are real. You see them at work every day!
10. Yes, you did spend $250 on the fancy brocade, fringed money/pocket belt to hold your Square and cell phone, and after an hour spent arguing with your accountant about it, you can still see no good reason why the IRS won't let you deduct it. It's for work.
11. Costume pieces – machine washable vs. artisan made hand dyed silk flutter fringes? It's a very real and painful conflict.
12. But, why won't the IRS let me deduct a pair of $700 custom made 7 button faire boots? They're for work!
13. You can tuck, knot and roll any configuration of any costume and successfully use a port-a-potty without incident, accidental dipping or any unfortunate outcome. After drinking mead all day from the local meadery that's three booths down. You can't make change without a calculator after all that mead, but you can pee without incident.
14. Your "emergency first aid kit for shows" includes a jar of dill pickles.
15. You are always really happy when you see that one guy who brings the crepes and gyro booth down from Portland. He makes the good coffee. All day. On site. You can live on his gyros for 2 days without a problem, unlike the teriyaki chicken two booths down. Did I mention, the good coffee?
16. If you never eat another $5 stick full of teriyaki chicken again…
17. You have a bin devoted to "seasonal" plastic flower garlands and ribbon arrangements so that your booth decor matches spring fertility festivals OR harvest festivals, and you know when spring and fall arrangements go 50% off at Joanne's.
18. You see nothing at all unusual about bowing to the Queen as she swans by, waving at some fairies, and then calling out, "Hey Captain America! Nice boots!" within the same 5 minute span.
19. Beagle in a pirate suit? Bearded dragon with tiny resin wings? Kitty in a fairy costume? You've seen it all. In fact, their owners routinely bring them by to say hello.
20. This seems pretty normal. Yeah? What about it? Minotaur. Don't you see random minotaurs at work all the time?
21. Yes, The Doctor did drop by your booth that one time at that one faire… hello, sweetie!
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Executive RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Changzhou hotel in Tianning with 2 restaurants
Located in Tianning, this luxury hotel is 6.2 mi (10.1 km) from Tianning Temple and within 20 mi (32 km) of Yancheng Wildlife Park and Wujin Museum.
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2 restaurants, a health club, and a bar/lounge are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a sauna, coffee/tea in the lobby, and massage/treatment rooms.
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Jin Jiang International Hotel Changzhou features a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. 7 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands.
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 261
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- Year Built 2006
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Available in all rooms: Free wired high-speed Internet
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Chinese Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
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Fairview Township Police said someone entered a home in the 1000 block of Siddonsburg Road at some point during the day Wednesday.
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Lisa Ades; Ric Burns; David Ogden Stiers; Martin Scorsese; Daniel P Moynihan; Fran Lebowitz; Rudolph W Giuliani; Ed Koch; Steeplechase Films Inc.; WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.); WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.); New-York Historical Society.; PBS Home Video.
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|Originally broadcast in 2001 as a segment on the PBS series the American experience.
|Narrator: David Ogden Stiers; featured interviews with: Martin Scorsese, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Fran Lebowitz, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Former Mayor Ed Koch.
|1 videodisc (ca. 120 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
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The sixth segment in an 8-part series chronicling the history of New York City from 1609 through 2003. Episode six: Examines the dramatic and increasingly fateful events following the crash of 1929--as the greatest depression in American history plunged the city and nation into economic gloom. Two men came to the fore -- Fiorello La Guardia and Robert Moses, who attempted to create a bold new city of the future. Charting the demise of Mayor Jimmy Walker and the ascendancy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal, this pivotal episode traces the fate of Harlem and the immense public works projects such as the Triborough Bridge and La Guardia Airport.
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- New York (N.Y.) -- Commerce -- History.
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In honor of the game's Steam release, here is a quick video review of Mark Of The Ninja. Enjoy. Video Link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-_K_dMGDqo&feature=youtu.be Written Review Mark of the Ninja is an action stealth game that puts you in the Ninja Tabi of a nameless killing machine that has magic tattoos that grant him special abilities...alright so it's not the most realistic pr...
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LAS CRUCES >> City officials said they are troubled by reports that a former Redflex Traffic Systems employee allegedly offered bribes and gifts in some cities where the company had contracts to operate red light enforcement cameras.
Last week, a Chicago Tribune story claimed bribes and gifts could have been offered to government officials in 14 states, possibly including New Mexico. Redflex Traffic Systems has operated red light enforcement cameras in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, but those cities have terminated their contracts with the company.
Redflex still operates the cameras in Las Cruces and Rio Rancho.
City Manager Robert Garza and Mayor Ken Miyagishima said they are not aware of any such deals offered to anyone in Las Cruces.
"Very troubling that such things have happened," said Garza, of the allegations. "I'm certain no such offers have come our way."
Miyagishima agreed, adding Las Cruces' five-year contract with Redflex was structured so that the city receives 25 percent of fines collected, the state of New Mexico gets 25 percent and Redflex, which owns and maintains the enforcement cameras, gets 50 percent of collected fines.
"The city hasn't collected much. I'd guess it's somewhere around $750,000," Miyagishima said. "It was never meant to be a money maker for the city, the emphasis was on safety. The city has taken what money it has received from (red light enforcement camera) fines and put all of it back into public safety and education."
Garza said updated figures of what has been assessed and collected in red light enforcement camera fines wasn't immediately available. However, almost a year ago, in early February 2013, city officials estimated more than $3 million in fines had been assessed, with more than $1 million unpaid.
Red light enforcement cameras are currently in place at the intersections of Lohman Avenue and Walnut Street, Lohman and Telshor Boulevard, and northbound Valley Drive at Avenida de Mesilla. Enforcement cameras were also used briefly at north Main Street and Solano Drive and southbound Valley Drive at Avenida de Mesilla, but the state ordered those turned off when it was discovered the cameras were installed on state rights of way.
The accusations come at a time when city officials are about to begin deliberations on whether the enforcement cameras will continue to be used in Las Cruces. The cameras have been a point of public controversy since they went into operation in April 2009.
"Coincidentally, we have a City Council work session scheduled for February 10th to discuss our contract with (Redflex)," Garza said. "There is a provision within our agreement that would allow us to end the relationship this summer. If we continue, our contract would extend two more years. We plan to share information with the City Council relating to financial impacts, safety impacts and other program related elements."
Miyagishima said the recent claims against Redflex could factor into the council's decision on a new contract.
"Obviously, what's happened will have some kind of bearing," Miyagishima said. "We want to make sure we're dealing with someone we can trust. What's happened is big, really big."
Miyagishima has been a vocal supporter of red light enforcement cameras, and he still believes they provide a valuable service.
"I still believe red light cameras have helped reduce accidents," he said. "Really, the question to council is do they want to deal with Redflex or do they want to deal with one of the other companies that offer red light camera enforcement."


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WZID's Women's Expo presented by Hannaford Supermarkets
March 7th, 2015 from 10am to 4pm
Center of NH / Radisson Hotel Expo Center
Elm Street, Manchester, NH
Whether you're a first time attendee or a five-year veteran, there is always something fun and new at the WZID Women's Expo. Here's a list of some things you'll want to keep in mind in order to have a fantastic time at this year's Expo.
You can purchase tickets online this year. When you arrive, you can either get in the ticket line, or save time and buy online and get in the entrance line. This is where you'll be able to get your free goodie bag, map, copy of the "20 Outstanding Women" magazine and all of the details about the Expo. The doors will open at 10.
There will be about 140 exhibitors to visit this year. Make sure to grab a map from the check in area to see the locations of all exhibitors. Some exhibitors will have items for sale. We suggest you bring cash or checks if you want to take advantage of the great offers these exhibitors will have available.
Lots of excitement at the stages as well as lots of vendors to visit, so come early and plan to stay all day! The parking lot at the Expo Center generally fills up very early. Offsite parking is available on streets surrounding the Radisson.
Our Keynote speaker is Jessie Pavelka, trainer from the Biggest Loser! Jessie Pavelka is a US fitness expert and TV Host. As of September 2014, Jessie is one of the new lead trainers on the 16th season of NBC's The Biggest Loser. In the UK, he lent his expertise as a trainer on Lifetime's DietTribe and as a motivator and host of Sky TV's series Obese: A Year to Save My Life and Fat: The Fight of My Life. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, Jessie, 31, spends his time working in both the US and UK as a TV personality, as well as delivering seminars on Health and Wellness lifestyles.


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My wonderful wife got my this rod and matching reel for my birthday and it is quite an upgrade from my last rod. And with some power taper line on it, it can cast a mile. It has a very smooth action and loads beautifully and I can't wait to take it out in the surf. Being from Vermont I have always wanted a Orvis rod and I could not be happier.
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I was using a 10 foot Clearwater rod for Great Lakes Steelhead but was looking for something a little lighter as your arm gets tired high sticking flies through the current. This fits the bill nicely, definately lighter with close to the same reach and at a reasonable price. I have even begun using it to swing streamers for landlocked salmon out of Lake Champlain. It is turning into my go to rod for steelhead and salmon.
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Orvis denied my detailed review, apparently because I mentioned "country of origin" (which I did not--I mentioned an ocean). So rather than doing the good vs. the bad, as I did in my detailed review, I will keep it short and to the point. If you have ever owned a quality flyrod, you will be disappointed in the craftsmanship of this rod. If this does not get posted, then I will simply post pictures of the craftsmanship issues in my next one.
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I ordered this fly rod by e-mail from Belgium and my daughter, who was visiting New-York, collected it there in the orvis retail store. We had a great service and they kept the rod on row. On 17 april my daughter came back from the USA with my ORVIS rod. The same day I went fishing with it and I was very pleased with the quality of this rod. Great lightness, very precise in casting and very pleasing when catching a fish. I took my first rainbow trout with the rod yesterday evening and I was amazed that even with the tip -flex action, the rod bended very nicely when playing the trout. The only negative thing is the missing of a little ring to hook your fly in when moving to another place. I am sure that this rod will give me lots of fishing pleasure in the years to come
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Everyone knows fruit is healthy, but surely not all fruit is created equal. From a nutritional perspective, when deciding which fruits to eat, we should favor those with more of the good stuff and less of the questionable stuff. The good stuff is vitamins, antioxidants, and phytonutrients. The questionable stuff is sugar.


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MAD, BAD & BRITISH; Mass Murderers, Torturers, Tyrants ...Our History Is Littered with Truly Evil Men and Women. So Why Does the List of Worst-Ever Britons, Picked by Historians This Week, Leave out So Many of the REAL Villains?
Byline: MAX HASTINGS
HOW we love a villain. 'When you grow up, my son, I hope you're a bum like your father was,' urged one of Rodgers and Hammerstein's characters in Carousel, 'cos a good man ain't no fun.' These days, the Christian saints rouse little enthusiasm, even among believers.
But scoundrels send a frisson of excitement through almost all of us.
This week, the BBC History Magazine has published a list of allegedly the ten worst people in Britain during the past 1,000 years - one for each century - as nominated by some tame historians. The roster includes King John, Thomas Becket, Jack The Ripper and Oswald Mosley.
Many of the figures chosen reflect the fatuous judgment of the academics concerned, rather than the shortcomings of their subjects. Thomas Becket may have been a bad Archbishop of Canterbury, but it is hard to suggest convincingly that he was the embodiment of evil.
Oswald Mosley, founder of the Blackshirts, was an ugly phenomenon - but the wickedest Briton of the 20th century?
Surely only an especially silly feminist Leftie could say so. Mosley never gained widespread public support, and ended his public life where he deserved, in Wormwood Scrubs.
Kim Philby, who betrayed countless British agents to the Soviets during the Cold War, was responsible for far more deaths than Mosley.
If criminals such as Jack The Ripper are eligible, the past 100 years have produced plenty of mass murderers. Some terrible people have done terrible things in our various wars.
Yet the interesting questions for our purposes are: what makes us judge some people to be villains, and why do we cherish their memories? 'History is not what you thought. It is what you can remember,' declared Sellar and Yeatman in 1066 And All That.
If we recall the lives of any Roman emperors, it is much more likely to be monsters of iniquity such as Nero or Caligula than good chaps such as Hadrian, who merely built walls.
Hollywood has made endless movies about Captain Bligh of the Bounty - the cruise ship captain from hell whose crew mutineered - and none that I can recall about Captain Cook, a good person who discovered lots of places including Australia, which we should forgive him for.
THANKS to the performances of Charles Laughton and Robert Shaw on screen, we are happy to take to our hearts Henry VIII, who would nowadays be up to his neck in prosecutions for wife murder and writs from the Child Support Agency.
But we take no interest in, say, Queen Anne, who had lots of babies who died and sponsored a rather nice line in homes and furniture.
It is amazing how popular a villain you can be if you are good at something people admire, such as football. Then you will be forgiven every other kind of failing, as George Best would testify.
Take the knights of the Middle Ages. Forget about fluttering banners and the Round Table - they were brutal thugs who tried to behave honourably to each other, but treated everyone else appallingly. Any prisoner they captured who was unlikely to fetch a ransom was killed on the spot.
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The Beaches
The beaches are nice but crowded during the summer. There are plenty of restaurants and services around. You'll need to take a taxi to get to beach id you arrive at the train station.
The Kasbah is not impressive at all, with very few things to see and do. The mosque is not that old and buildings are certainly not ancient. There are few nice restaurants near the mosque where I had cosscus.
There is nothing going on and very few foreign tourists come to the city and this the attraction because as I said The only good reason to visit and stay in Mohammadia is to avoid Casablanca as you arrive and leave to the Airport
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Resturant Du Park: Sea food and Italine
I had a superb meal. The seating are good and the food was excellent. I would recommend to go to this up market restaurant if you are in town. The service was good.
It is hard to give direction. It was away from the down town area and close to the beach. There is a very big park in front of it.
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Singapore Aims 100 Unit F-35
Singapore Aims 100 Unit F-35.
Washington, Wednesday – The Pentagon said this week, Singapore's interested in buying up to 100 F-35 fighter production of Lockheed Martin Corp., USA. Sophisticated aircraft that can be used for air combat (dogfight) and attack to the surface is able to evade radar opponents.
Head of Development Program Pentagon Maj. Gen. Charles Davis, Monday (7 / 7), confirmed, Singapore will buy F-35 Lightning II in the coming decades. Besides Singapore, Israel also had plans to buy fighter aircraft while advanced dual capability (joint strike fighter) this.
"Singapore has said that interest in the aircraft (F-35) this," Davis said in an interview.Israel is also reportedly interested in buying up to 100 units of F-35. No comment yet from the Singapore and Israel with regard to Maj. Gen. Davis was saying.
So far eight countries, namely Britain, Italy, Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Australia, Norway, and Denmark, along with the U.S. been willing to finance the construction of the F-35 fighter aircraft this. The eight countries at the same time also make sure to buy about 730 F-35 units.
The U.S. alone intends to buy a 2443 F-35 aircraft, including 1763 units designated for AU and 680 units for the Navy and Marines. F-35 procurement projects for the U.S. military this included quite expensive, reaching 299 billion U.S. dollars or about Rp 2750 trillion.
Substitute F-16 and F-18
Hundreds of units of F-35 maiden flight on December 15, 2006 is also going to other countries ordered. Single-engine jet fighter was going to replace some obsolete fighter aircraft like the F-16 Lockheed F-18 and Boeing Co. outputs.
Maj. Davis estimates that Japan will formally ask for prices and information about the F-35 at the end of this year. This is part of the selection process next purchase of military aircraft.
Spain is also considering the purchase of F-35 aircraft to replace the Harrier can take off vertically or on short runway. F-35 made in three versions, the F-35A conventional takeoff, the F-35B that flew from a short runway or take off vertically, as well as the F-35C that are specially made for the U.S. Navy and based on the carrier.
Tom Jurkowsky, a spokesman for Lockheed Martin, said the F-35 program notes outstanding technical progress, especially in the context of making the most complex aircraft ever. This allows the age to fly the F-35 is long enough.
Although the F-35, including sophisticated, a number of combat aircraft remains his main rival. Output SAAB JAS 39 Gripen, Sweden, Dassault Rafale output, France, MiG-35 and Sukhoi Su-35 Russian output, as well as the European fighter aircraft, Typhoon, a consortium of companies which made the British, German, Italian, and Spanish, is a strong rival.
The ability of F-35 has so far lost only from the F-22 Raptor is produced in association with Lockheed Martin and Boeing Co..
Price per unit of Rp 598 billion
Maj. Davis admitted, yet the decision of Congress to immediately allow the production of the F-35 partner countries to make the sale of these aircraft will face obstacles.
The F-35 is ready to operate until the year 2040 is now only 12 units per year. This aircraft is expected to be produced so 12 units per month in 2014 after the production line is ready.
Sophisticated with the ability to evade radar opponent makes the F-35 sale price per unit exceeds 68 million U.S. dollars or about Rp 598 billion.
As for the type F-35B can take off and land vertically or on a short runway and is designed for Marines sold for 85 million to 88 million U.S. dollars.
Type F-35C for the U.S. Navy and carrier based in prices reached 90 million-92 million U.S. dollars. Type the new F-35C will fly premiere in October 2009. (Reuters / AFP / * / ppg)
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ASTORIA GRUNGE - It's interesting what you will find along the street sometimes. On this occasion it was an old, rusty "Jailbar" Ford panel truck. I'm not 100% sure on the year - maybe '46 or '47 as a guess. Regardless, it's amazing to see it still in use and gracing the streets of Astoria, OR.
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It's an affair to remember and you'll need a bag that brings out your chic ensemble! Style maven and designer Rebecca Minkoff has you covered.
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Form 2555, Foreign Earned Income Exclusion
If you meet certain tests related to the length and nature of your stay in a foreign country, you may qualify to exclude some of your foreign earned income from your return, and you may also be able to exclude or deduct some of your reimbursed housing costs. You cannot exclude or deduct more than your foreign earned income for the year. For 2014, the maximum foreign earned income exclusion is $99,200.
You qualify for the tax benefits available to taxpayers who have foreign earned income if both of the following apply.
- You meet the tax home test, and
- You meet either the bona fide residence test or the physical presence test.
Both the tax home test and the bona fide residence test are described below.
Entering Form 2555 in TurboTax
Form 2555 can be one of the most complex forms to complete when preparing your return. But TurboTax will figure out how much you can exclude and fill in the right form for you.
In TurboTax, jump directly to the entry screen for foreign earned income:
- Enter foreign earnings in the TurboTax search box and press the Enter key.
- You'll jump to the Did You Make Any Money Outside the United States? screen, click Yes and Continue.
- Answer the interviews in the following screens.
The Tax Home Test
Your tax home is your regular or principal place of business, employment, or post of duty, regardless of where you maintain your family residence. If you do not have a regular or principal place of business because of the nature of your trade or business, your tax home is your regular place of abode (the place where you regularly live).
To meet this test, your tax home must be in a foreign country, or countries, throughout your period of bona fide residence or physical presence, whichever applies (see below).
For this purpose, your period of physical presence is the 330 full days during which you were present in a foreign country, not the 12 consecutive months during which those days occurred.
See IRS Pub 54, Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad for more information and examples.
The Bona Fide Residence Test
Generally, you meet this test if you are a U.S. citizen who is a bona fide resident of a foreign country, or countries, for an uninterrupted period that includes an entire tax year (January 1 – December 31).
Whether you are a bona fide resident of a foreign country depends on your intention about the length and nature of your stay. Evidence of your intention may be your words and acts. If these conflict, your acts carry more weight than your words.
Generally, if you go to a foreign country for a definite, temporary purpose and return to the United States after you accomplish it, you are not a bona fide resident of the foreign country. If accomplishing the purpose requires an extended, indefinite stay, and you make your home in the foreign country, you may be a bona fide resident.
See IRS Pub 54, Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad for more information and examples.
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To meet this test, you must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien who is physically present in a foreign country, or countries, for at least 330 full days during any period of 12 months in a row. A full day means the 24-hour period that starts at midnight.
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A Grand Opening
I had a chance to stop by the new Science Center cafe last night, during its grand opening celebration. Last night was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the company of colleagues, listen to the Wellesley talent who performed, and explore the sciences! Plus, we learned last night that, by popular vote, the new space will be called The Leaky Beaker. Congratulations to Elizabeth Lillard '11, who originally submitted the great name!
If you haven't had an opportunity to stop by the new cafe, I hope you will soon!
Trustees in the Snow
The start of the spring semester has been one of the snowiest on record and yet even the mountains of snow can't quash the palpable energy always on campus. As this semester gets underway, I am reflecting on our recent Trustees meetings.
At the end of January, our Trustees convened on campus for several days. Our time spent together was both informative and productive, and I thought the discussions reflected the good forward momentum on campus.
There are several items from those meetings that I want to highlight.
EBURS. By now you have probably heard a little about the process we are using to organize our comprehensive facilities planning, a process which we call EBURS (Evaluate Building Utilization and Renovation Strategies). A steering committee is reviewing prior reports on facilities and current programmatic needs laying the groundwork for a comprehensive planning process. This steering committee is led jointly by Provost Andy Shennan and Andy Evans, Vice President for Finance and Treasurer. The steering committee will be forming small, multi-constituent project teams, which will further develop the principles that will shape the priorities in their areas for building and renovation on campus. The Trustees will be involved in this process, and they are enthusiastic about it.
Residential Life. At the Trustee meetings, there was a discussion of the importance of community and residential life. Several students joined us for this lively discussion on the value of residential life at Wellesley. Not surprisingly, the resounding theme was that Wellesley's residence halls foster a strong sense of community and encourage friendships and connections that might not otherwise be made. As we consider residence hall renovation as part of EBURS, the points made in this discussion will be useful.
Tenure. We also had an in-depth discussion with the Trustees about tenure and our rigorous tenure process. It is important for the Trustees to understand why tenure is crucial to the academy, since they officially grant tenure as one of their major responsibilities. I thought Faculty Trustee Jim Kloppenberg, the Charles Warren Professor of American History at Harvard, was particularly helpful in guiding the Trustees' appreciation of the tenure process and its value to higher education.
Separate from that discussion, the Trustees voted to approve the tenure appointments of six faculty members: Rebecca Bedell (Art), Bryan Burns (Classical Studies), Sealing Cheng (Women's and Gender Studies), Donald Elmore (Chemistry), Robin McKnight (Economics), and Ismar Volić (Math). Congratulations to all on this career milestone!
Tuition. There was also an intensive and thorough discussion of next year's tuition, and tuition-setting in general. There are many factors that affect the setting of tuition. The Trustees approved a 2.5 percent increase in our comprehensive fee. This decision to increase tuition only modestly was influenced by our recognition of low rates of inflation, but was primarily driven by our historical commitment to affordability and our awareness of the economic difficulties many students and their families are experiencing.
Admission. At the Board meeting, I also updated the Trustees on our excellent pool of applicants for the incoming class. Just over 4,400 women applied for a spot in the Class of 2015, a 2 percent increase over last year. Additionally, there was an 18 percent increase over last year in early decision applications. Of particular note, the geographic diversity of our applicants is consistently strong—among both international and domestic students. This good news reflects the focused outreach efforts of our Admission team, as well as alumnae and students who have worked to enhance the College's visibility. Specifically, we have seen increases in applications from the West/Northwest, South, and mid-Atlantic regions of the country.
This was a long entry, but a lot goes on at Trustee meetings—I didn't even cover it all! I will return to EBURS for updates in future blogs, and will branch out into many other topics, as well.
Building Dialogue
I was pleased when CIO Ravi Ravishanker told me his plan to unveil a blogging platform to the Wellesley College community. I had been thinking for some time about how a President's blog could help me communicate with Wellesley faculty, staff, and students. I am happy to have a new medium for this kind of dialogue.
This blog will give me the opportunity to tell you about important and/or interesting things that are going on at the College. It will also allow me to tell you about the things that I am thinking about, worrying about, or happy about. I hope that some of you will suggest topics that you would like to see in my blog. Now or in the future, leave me a comment here, or send an email to email@example.com.
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Blue comes through (sort of) for Bowles. Leahy pushes Strom over the side. Also: Midas Bush.
So much for trying to be ahead of the news. No sooner does The Prowler tee off once again on Erskine Bowles's seeming inability to bring former Democratic opponent Dan Blue to endorse him than Blue sends out an e-mail that indicates he's endorsing Bowles. Or he may not.
Tuesday evening, Blue's staff e-mailed to Democratic supporters and the press a message that read, in part, "I have spoken with Erskine Bowles several times since the primary about his potential service in Washington. Erskine has the opportunity to preserve the Democratic majority in the U.S. Senate and I support that effort wholeheartedly. For that reason, I have offered him my endorsement."
According to a Blue adviser in Charlotte, Blue declined an opportunity to appear with Bowles to make the endorsement in person, although both camps are said to be negotiating possible joint appearances. "Blue didn't want to make this endorsement, but Bowles is in trouble," says the Blue adviser. "The party owes Dan big time for putting this out when he did."
At best it can be said that Blue's endorsement is grudging. And there is still the matter of whether Blue's supporters will back Bowles wholeheartedly. As reported yesterday, the NCAE, the state's influential education lobby, which is basically resides in the pocket of the state Democratic Party, has thus far balked at endorsing Bowles after backing Blue in the primary. If it remains on the sidelines, it will be blow to the Democrat. As well, Blue, an African-American, may not be willing to campaign heavily among base constituents, seen as key if Bowles is to have a chance next month.
It was perhaps one of the saddest and shameful moments in recent Senate history. Strom Thurmond, 99, frail but still feisty, looking his longtime colleague, Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy in the eye and saying, "You gave me your word."
Said Thurmond. "Mr. Chairman, this is probably my last appearance before this committee. At this time, I ask that the nomination of Dennis Shedd to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals be favorably reported."
This, after Leahy apparently told Thurmond and his staff about the committee's agenda for the day. According to Thurmond, Leahy and the Judiciary Committee staff had promised that the nomination of Shedd, a former Thurmond staffer nominated by President Bush last May, would be considered by the committee on Tuesday. But on Monday, Leahy told Thurmond that Shedd would not appear on the agenda, seemingly dooming Shedd's nomination unless the Bush administration presses ahead to place him on the court this winter. Instead of dealing with Shedd during the one hour meeting, Leahy wanted to consider other "noncontroversial" nominations. Leahy did not dispute that he had promised Thurmond the committee would take up Shedd's nomination. He simply changed his mind. "In my 48 years in the United States Senate, I have never been treated in such a manner," Thurmond told Leahy. "I am hurt and disappointed by your action."
Republicans on the committee attempted to put Shedd on the agenda, but the vote failed 9-9 when Sen. Joe Biden abstained. An irate Sen. Orrin Hatch lashed out at Leahy, calling his action "the dirtiest trick" he'd ever seen. "What's really disturbing is that this was the last request of Strom Thurmond," Hatch said.
Much in the same fashion that Democrats have lately sunk other Bush judicial nominees, Leahy used his influence from the chairman's seat to control the committee, line up his liberal colleagues and block Shedd. "There was never a doubt that Shedd wasn't going to make it," says a Democratic Judiciary Committee staffer. "Leahy didn't want him, the NAACP didn't want him, Edwards didn't want him."
That's Sen. John Edwards, who is some ways has become the 800-pound gorilla on the Judiciary Committee. He was the most vocal opponent of Shedd. "He can afford to be outspoken and take the hardline decision," says the staffer. "He's a lawyer, he's got solid political support. His base is looking to him to do this kind of thing."
Leahy claimed that his office inundated with letters from South Carolina minority groups, including the NAACP, complaining about Shedd nomination. He cited those letters as one reason he determined Shedd's nomination was too controversial.
Call him "Million Dollar W," because apparently that's the added value President Bush brings whenever he stops in your hometown. While total campaign fundraising numbers won't be official for another month or so, it's expected that Bush will break the bank when it comes to fundraising for Republicans. Earlier this week, after several stops in Tennessee, Bush left Lamar Alexander and gubernatorial candidate Van Hilleary with yet another pile of money, a bit more than $1 million.
Bush has helped the Tennessee Republicans pull in at least another $2 million in the past several months as that state's congressional delegation took on greater meaning with the ever-shifting national poll numbers. Alexander's winning the Republican-held Senate seat is seen as crucial to the GOP's at the very least holding the status quo in the Senate in November.
With the exception of smaller states like New Hampshire, a Bush campaign appearance has almost always guaranteed Republican candidates a seven-figure take. "While he may not have coattails, he definitely has a hold on supporters' wallets," says a Republican National Committee staffer.
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Photos: Acrobatic interceptions; Tony Romo's looks of dejection
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Green Bay Packers cornerback Sam Shields (37) celebrates after intercepting Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) off a pass intended for Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin (19) during the second half of play at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, on December 15, 2013. The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers 37-36. (Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News)
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Desk chair squeaking.
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The taking off of a pigeon outside the bar.
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Late Tuesday, Barker's reps sent MTV News a photo of the dynamic duo after a recent practice at the Hollywood Center Studios and the Blink-182 smasher included a note that promised that not only will Rihanna be playing live onstage (no click track here), but that "she's really good."
He later posted even more about the rehearsals on his Twitter account, writing, "She jams! Watch out for her!"
We're inclined to believe him because at this point, Barker has collaborated with practically everyone under the sun, including his current gig with DJ A-Trak , which he unveiled earlier this month with a string of shows at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood.
Rihanna's European tour gets under way April 16 in Antwerp, Belgium, and runs until early June. She's also set to perform at the upcoming Kids' Choice Awards , along with Justin Bieber. There are no firm dates for her U.S. tour, but it is reportedly set to kick off this summer.


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Another crazy day, and I pushed off the supermarket run until tomorrow!
Here's what we came up with for supper tonight:
Potato Bourekas
Pitot with Red Lentil Sloppy Joes
Rice with Broccoli (and soy sauce)
I started this site because so many of the frugal food sites I love are just jam-packed with recipes that are decidedly un-kosher. And lots of other frugal living sites are extremely religious, and not in a Jewish way. And that just wasn't working for me. I hope that I can share some ways to be frugal AND kosher. And share some of my thoughts about our life since making Aliyah. Oh, and if you share my recipes, menus, musings, etc, please link back to this blog. Thank you.
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Photos: 2013 recruiting class final rankings -- A&M undisputed king; can Oklahoma State pass Texas Longhorns?
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8. SMU: Could Yakima Eisenhower (Wash.) quarterback Kolney Cassel be the heir apparent to Garrett Gilbert at SMU? Gilbert, once a five-star prospect, according to rivals.com, transferred from Texas before last season and has one year of eligibility remaining. Cassel, a three-star prospect, according to rivals.com, threw for 2,697 yards, 27 touchdowns and six interceptions as a junior in 2011. Deion Sanders' son, Atlanta Sports Academy wide receiver Deion Sanders, Jr., is also among the 25 players committed to SMU and one of three that enrolled early.
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Dishwasher, Conveyor Type, high temperature sanitizing, single tank design, with 22" recirculating prewash, approximately 225 racks/hour capacity (0.68 gallons per rack), 25" clearance through machine, stainless steel construction, electric tank heat, prewash section has two upper arms, and one lower arm, table limit switch, vent fan control. ENERGY STAR, 208/60/3 V
*The warranty will not be honored for residential or non-commercial use of any Commercial Equipment.
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