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Logs for Capital: The Timber Industry and Capitalist Enterprise in the Nineteenth Century
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Logs for Capital: The Timber Industry and Capitalist Enterprise in the Nineteenth Century
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This study examines the process of capital accumulation at the level of the business firm, linking it to the macro-level of the world-economy as explicated by Hopkins and Wallerstein. Focusing upon the timber industry in the nineteenth century, and using primary archival material, the work analyzes how capital operates in the resource sector in the world-economy. The purpose is to refine further our understanding of capitalism as a mode of social organization and production, and in the process, refine contemporary theories of social change.
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Ghosts: 64 hours played | Dark Souls 2: 202 hours played
Ghosts has been out for about 4ish months now and while I started out playing it non-stop I've found myself dwindling my gaming time down to rare occasions with friends. It's not that I don't like Ghosts but it's just no different enough anymore. I have few friends who play Call of Duty anymore, maybe 10% of what I had last year and 1% of what I had back during Black Ops.
Dark Souls though never seems to get old. I've been playing it for about 3 years now which is about the same amount of time that I started playing CoD hardcore (I've played since Modern Warfare but not nearly as much as I have in recent years). I find myself growing more and more attached to the series.
The reason why I think I'm playing more Dark Souls than Call of Duty is quite obvious. CoD isn't challenging. I don't say this because I've mastered all there is to master in Call of Duty; I say this because CoD is the same every year. The only challenge is going up against another opponent. What happens when that challenge gets old? What do you have to work towards? Hitting the highest prestige?
Dark Souls offers PvP play, it has countless challenges that are all different, and even after investing thousands of hours over it's life you're still going to encounter something new (this is not an exaggeration).
Though Dark Souls has a fatal flaw. It's a game that is very niche. There's a faint chance that the FPS crowd would be able to harness the game. After all, Dark Souls key is patience and as many know, the CoD community has very, very little patience.
My fear is that Call of Duty cannot embrace what the Dark Souls series offers and use it their advantage. Reason being is that this community simply won't allow it. See, Call of Duty's largest audience has self-defeating ideals for their game. They want a game that's easy, simple to grasp, with instant gratification. It doesn't take a genius to realize this. However, human nature leaves one longing for something more. It's a fact, can't be argued.
CoD is reaching the end of it's life and is only surviving by using it's popularity to real in new gamers. Old gamers who are veterans to the franchise seem to only cling on by playing with friends. An element that in itself adds a whole new dynamic to the game. Others who have still stuck around find alternatives to what the game offers, outside reasons to play such as YouTube, MLG, or new competitive elements that have been added.
But how long will this last?
Fact is, CoD itself is not challenging enough to retain it's senior citizens and once the community losses their senior citizens who's left to push the game's limits? Newbies? As we've seen newcomers to the franchise have a very flawed way of thinking. If anything it's the Vet's desire for this game to live on that's kept it alive. The Vets fight hard every year to let their voices or reason out preach those who wants to nerf the game to an even easier level than what it already is.
What makes Dark Souls so different is that community constantly wants the game to get more difficult. If anything they want the game to be unbeatable! My absence from this forum over the last few weeks was do to my focus on Dark Souls. I spent a good bit of time on forums regarding Dark Souls 2 in hopes of learning the game. I played well of 1500 hours of the first Dark Souls and when I came to Dark Souls 2 I found that I had so much more to learn. I've spent the last two weeks drenching myself in pages of threads figuring out weapon and armor stats, boss strategies, and various others bits of info and I've yet to beat the game on the first NG.
How long did it take you to learn Ghosts? I had the maps fairly well figured out in a day. By the end of the first week I was beating opponents with my superior knowledge and after a month I found myself on an even playing field with most players as we had all learned everything we needed to know. From there on out my only obstacle was myself and not letting my opponent beat me. That was it. I ran out of challenges, I ran out of growth.
Sure Call of Duty offers new maps every few months but after a while you become able to learn a map in just a few playthroughs. I spent 15+ hours in one area of Dark Souls and I just found out from a friend that I missed something. Tell me, how much of the game did you learn in 15 hours?
Dark Souls 2 also offers something Call of Duty doesn't. Each time you play through the game you enter a new NG and with each NG not only does the game get more difficult but you also unlock new weapons and armor. You learn more about the story. Each NG would be the equivalent of a prestige. So imagine with each prestige you unlock 2 or 3 new weapons, 5 new perks, and a new map.
That would certainly motivate me to play through prestiges with a bit more urgency. But CoD couldn't function on that formula. The community would erupt in rage. Fact is, for having such a hardcore community the game favors casuals. A casual game is easy to learn, easy to figure out, and easy to fully explore.
As a gamer evolves and steps outside of their comfort zone and away from casual gaming they realize the amount of satisfaction that exists in a challenge. In beating something that new, and defeating greater foes and overcoming greater odds. Instant gratification will never have the amount of satisfaction that something you've worked and slaved for has.

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The Australian Government is undertaking a programme of bioregional assessments in order to better understand the potential impacts of coal seam gas and large coal mining developments on water resources and water-related assets. The Bioregional Assessment Programme is one of a number of actions being undertaken by the Australian Government to strengthen the science underpinning decision making on coal seam gas and large coal mining developments.
The science-based studies follow a methodology to develop multi-layered records of the natural environment in specific bioregions. The studies will analyse the ecology, hydrology, geology and hydrogeology of bioregions, with explicit assessment of potential direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on water resources both above and below ground. In general, the findings are at a community level, rather than on a property basis.
Products from the bioregional assessments could include compilations of relevant data, descriptions of coal resources, lists of water-dependent assets, conceptual models, diagrams of water balances, outputs of numerical and analytical models, lists of possible risks and their likelihoods, and descriptions of the possible impacts of coal seam gas and coal mining developments on water resources.
The bioregional assessments are being delivered through a collaboration between the Department of the Environment, the Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO and Geoscience Australia.
More than 100 scientists are contributing to the bioregional assessments between now and 2016. The bioregional assessments are accessing local expertise, including through natural resource management and catchment management organisations, Indigenous peoples, state governments, industry and universities, at a number of points throughout the analysis.
The bioregional assessments will provide a single authoritative source for all interested parties to refer to when considering the water-related impacts of potential coal seam gas and coal mining developments. The information will be available to government regulators, natural resource managers, coal seam gas and coal mining companies, and interested community members. The Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Coal Seam Gas and Large Coal Mining Development (IESC) will use the bioregional assessments to inform its consideration and provision of advice to Commonwealth and state government regulators on the water-related impacts of specific development proposals.
Data and analyses will be released on this website over the life of each bioregional assessment, providing an increasing source of accessible information to the public.
A key input to the bioregional assessments is the development of asset databases for bioregions. Through funding provided by the Australian Government, natural resource management organisations in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria have developed databases of assets for their regions. The databases provide a range of information about the assets and will form a key input into development of the water-dependent asset registers for each bioregion. State and Commonwealth ecological and economic data is also considered in the development of the water-dependent asset registers.
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Left 4 What? If you're not one of the legions to be playing Valve's newest zombie shoot-em' up, fear not. Just because you aren't killing the undead with your friends doesn't mean that you can't partake in the best open-source and freeware zombie titles! Better yet, fire up some of these games while waiting for your big Steam download to finish. Because nothing gets one in the mood to kill zombies like, well, killing zombies.
Why it rocks: This 2D side-scroller is full of blood and guts. Enjoy battling the legions of the undead using all sorts of colorful weaponry. The game's beautiful particle effects and "unfunny 'in' jokes" will keep you coming back for more -- especially helpful, given that zombie hordes never really stop... coming. The only bummer about Facewound is that its a title that will never actually be finished -- you're playing a build of the game, not the imaginary final product.
Murrgh: Is it a zombie game? No. But this title, which pits you as a psychic bodyguard tasked with protecting VIPs each level, does come with a super-special zombie mode after subsequent levels of gameplay. Just what you need when you've finished protecting the imaginary president from assassins: Protecting the imaginary president from zombie assassins.
Urhrhhgh: No, this is not a joke. In this independent title, you're going to be mashing the spacebar to raise support for your Zombie senate candidate over the dastardly Senator Birdbeard. We only include this game on the list as its hilarious story (and suggestion of a Zombie/Pirate governmental system) totally outweighs any other flaws the game might have. It's up to you to do you undead civic duty and install this immediately!
Braaaains: With three successive iterations under its belt, this 2D side-scroller is barbaric in its zombie bloodletting. The premise is simple: Use a bunch of weapons to bash zombie brains in. The weapons themselves can consist of anything from the mundane (trash can lids) to the creative (frying pans) to the squishy (severed spinal cords). And your character grows the more you kill, earning tattoos as upgrades to increase the power of you undead pulverization. You can even cast magic spells, including one that summons a fully-loaded Uzi to your hands--not exactly the D&D wizardry we're used to, but hilarious nonetheless.
Jamboree: Board up the doors. Zombies are attacking your little cottage, and it's up to you to keep them at bay! But we're serious: Board up the doors, the windows, and stack anything you can against the entrances of your little hut! This game gives you a lot of creative leeway in protecting your domain from the undead, reminding us a lot of our favorite desktop time-waster, Tower Defense. This should give you a lot of practice for the strategic elements of Left4Dead
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FBI agent Fia Kahill has just learned her cousin Bobby McCathal is dead. His body is found burned, and his head and hands are missing - the unmistakable calling card of a vampire slayer. When more vampires' corpses surface, Fia knows it's only a matter of time before the killer catches up to her. But that's not her only worry. She's been assigned to work with FBI agent Glen Duncan who is the spitting image of Ian, the man she once loved - and the man who betrayed her...Fia wants Glen like no other man she's ever desired - and before she knows what's happening, she is deeply immersed in a forbidden love affair. But this time the consequences could be far graver than Fia ever could have imagined. For a killer has her in his sights as his next deadly victim...
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Sudbury Neutrino Observatory – A neutrino detector built into the largest man-made underground cavity in the world
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Honestly, if I could work in this style, my life would be complete, I love it so much.
circles, and more circles, they are coming, cool
Ah, the way the black and white seem to mirror each other give the piece an eerie balance. Nice touch with the red, as well as the shading on the circles (now spheres);and the dimension is a great addition. Beautifully done.
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Justin Blackmon not only Jacksonville Jaguars receiver hurt by substance abuse issues
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Following another arrest of former Oklahoma State receiver Justin Blackmon, the Jacksonville Jaguars' history of receivers with NFL substance abuse policy violations continues to grow.
Ace Sanders said Tuesday that he was facing a four-game suspension for a second violation of the league's policy. That was before Blackmon was arrested late Wednesday for possession of marijuana.
The Jags' strange history of substance abuse within its receiver ranks dates back more than a decade, writes ESPN's Mike DiRocco.
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I loved meeting and working with Brandi, she is fairly new to modeling and she is sweet as she is beautiful. Im looking forward to the next time we can work together again.
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amazing shot and she has so amazing eyes!! o.o
this is a very beautiful girl love the eye and the smile......very delightful to look at and enjoy...Wow
Brandi is very Seductive!
awesome pic DROck its a great pic love the look and a very beautiful smile
i like her eyes!
What a dashing model. I can't wait to see more of your work with her.
Indeed a beautiful model
to bad the focus point is on her hair and not in the eye, still a good shot though
to bad the focus point is on her hair and not in the eye, still a good shot though
She looks sweet.
she is realy love able ,,......may i have her contact #
She is absolutely gorgeous, and without tons of make-up or accessories, just a naturally beautiful girl. I can see that she is a nice person from her eyes, it's true what they say, they are the windows to the soul
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Oven Baked French Fries
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- 1 egg white, beaten until foamy
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 large baking potatoes, skins left on, thinly sliced
- 1 large sweet potato, peeled, thinly sliced
- salt
- In a large bowl, or zipper storage bag mix together the egg white, chili powder and red pepper. Add potatoes and toss together. Coat a large cookie sheet with non-stick spray(or use non-stick aluminum foil). Spread potatoes in a single layer. Bake 450' for 30-35 minutes or until potatoes are crisp and browned. Season with salt.
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Thread: Good Luck Seahawks!
-12-31-2005 #31Marshall1 Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
Ya good lucks seasquids, better you guys going into playoffs then the whiners. I think if you guys make it to the show and Indy to, you guys have my nod.
-12-31-2005 #32OrlandoPaceIsMyHero Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
I can never cheer for the Seahawks, except for Wistrom, Fisher, and their O-line because I have gotten in so many arguments with their damned annoying fans at my school. I didn't hate them before I met these Hawks fans, but now I do. Plus, Hasselback is a tool... "we want the ball, we're gonna score." !?! A true smack in the face to the Football Gods. Plus he cries all the time. Plus Shaun Alexander is an arrogant bum who takes lots of credit when really it is his o-line doing the work for him...
-12-31-2005 #33bluengreen Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
Alexander goes and thanks his O-line every time he scores, and it was largely due to his constant praise of FB Mack Strong as "the best blocking back in the NFL" that Mack finally gets his well deserved trip to the probowl.
I guess every team has it's share of annoying ignorant fans.
-12-31-2005 #34psycho9985 Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
NFC needs to bring the Trophy home period.
Hopefully it comes to the west,and if that means the Hawks bring it.....So be it.
-12-31-2005 #35
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by bluengreen
He's got the title this year and if he hadn't cried about being stabbed in the back last year I would have no problem with him.
-01-01-2006 #36OrlandoPaceIsMyHero Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
Apparently bluengreen didn't see the same Monday Night Football intro that I did... seemed like a pretty arrogant running back on a stats power trip.
Walter Jones forever!
-01-01-2006 #37rawkhrdr Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by OrlandoPaceIsMyHero
-01-01-2006 #38
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by ferterClannie Nominee for ClanRam's Thickest Poster
-01-02-2006 #39
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by rawkhrdr
-01-02-2006 #40rawkhrdr Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
Both Holmgren and Alexander have admitted that Shaun was joking when he said it. That nothing was meant by it and the media took one part of a large conversation, pulled the inflammatory parts out of it and tried to make it look like Shaun was the bad guy. There is absolutely no ill will between Shaun and Holmgren...heck, Holmgren probably left him in todays game longer than he should have so he could get Shaun the rushing title...
-01-02-2006 #41
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
I never thought there was ill will between them, I just figured it was another athlete crying like a baby.
Fair enough, the media blew it up. No big surprise there anyways. So Shaun gets his title and record this year.
But I will say this, I think Shaun is a little lucky that Larry Johnson didn't play a full season because he was a MONSTER this year. As a Ram fan I feel lucky also because I think Johnson would have broken Eric Dickerson's rushing record of 2105 yards.
-01-02-2006 #42curley4me Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!
i can't believe that seahawk fans are trying to "clean-up" the story on shaun alexander's " i want the rushing record, they stabbed me in the back" talk. if he was a team guy he would have said NOTHING ,because the seahawks were trying to win the game, not satisfy HIS personal goals. i hope that this years SUPERBOWL is a good one, i personally don't care who ends up playing because the rams are out of it but i would like to see the winner come from the nfc. please, please whoever it is in the AFC knock out the friggin' pats early so us fans don't have to endure anymore tom brady/ patriot dynasty/ tv commercials talk for another year!
-01-02-2006 #43rawkhrdr Guest
Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by ramsbruce
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Re: Good Luck Seahawks!Originally Posted by rawkhrdr
Johnson was only 130 yards behind Alexander, so theres no way that Johnson doesn't get 130 yards total in those 7 games where he split carries.
If you give Holmes' yards to Johnson (which I actually think Johnson would have gotten more) but Johnson had 1750 Holmes had 451 so that's 2201 which crushes everyone. If you give Johnson, Preist's TDs he would have 28 total and again I think he would have a couple more, but even so 28 ties Alexander. So I still believe that Dickerson was lucky to keep that record and Alexander was lucky to get his rushing title and TD record.


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FORT LEWIS, Wash. - Down a small berm, back in the woods near Johnson Marsh, buried under more than a century of debris, lay just what Fort Lewis' Cultural Resources staff and a team of archaeologists were looking for: trash.
The archaeologists combed an area around the marsh last week looking for the remnants of some 19th-century hop farms that once stood on what is now Fort Lewis land. The team unearthed a trash pile near one of the farmsteads that was full of broken dishes, glass and ceramics that could reveal more about the people who lived and worked on the farms and how the hop boom, and the wealth associated with it, might have affected them and the land.
"We're looking for a couple of different things," said Brad Bowden, associate archeologist with Historical Research Associates. One of those was domestic artifacts. "Not so much artifacts related to producing hops, but every-day life kinds of artifacts, because we had some idea that, because they were very successful in the hop industry, that they should have had some nicer stuff, nicer pottery, home furnishings."
The team was also looking for the features on the farmsteads to see if there was anything left of the buildings. On one of the sites, Bowden and his colleagues found the remnants of what they believe is a hop kiln that would have been used to dry the hops.
To the untrained eye, the contents of the farm house garbage pile looks like nothing more than that, but to the archeologists, it is a story waiting to be told.
"Archeology is detective work, in a sense," said Dale Sadler, assistant cultural resources manager for Fort Lewis Directorate of Public Works.
For example, hops were harvested around September, which was also prime time for canning, a common task for the women of the day. But, if the women were busy with the hop farming, the archeologists might expect to find metal cans instead of canning jars in the trash heaps, which would indicate they were buying canned goods.
"If the women were heavily involved in the hop production, or they are making so much money now, she doesn't have to spend all her time canning, they can buy canned foods from the store," Sadler said. "There may be some evidence of that."
Hop farming caught on in the Fort Lewis area in the 1860s. It was tremendously profitable and required a relatively small capital outlay. A farmer could become tremendously wealthy, said Bret Ruby, cultural resources manager for Fort Lewis Directorate of Public Works. The area's hop farming ventures peaked in the 1880s when the hop harvest in Europe failed, creating a demand for American hops. But the ill-fated boom declined in the 1890s after bugs and mold destroyed most of the crops.
The project allowed Fort Lewis' Cultural Resources staff to work closely with the Nisqually tribe because Native American labor was often used to harvest the hops, Ruby said.
"We spent a lot of time talking with Nisqually elders and people down on the reservation that actually participated in hop farming and it was part of their family tradition going back 100 years or more," Ruby said.
The ongoing project to uncover more information about hop farming operations on Fort Lewis is one example of how the Cultural Resources Department is working to preserve the post's history.
There are about 350 archeological sites on Fort Lewis, according to Ruby. "We've been trying to systematically go through and determine which ones are really important, really significant, really worthy of preservation, and separate those from the ones that might already be too damaged, or maybe a very common sort of property," Ruby said.
The hop farms presented a unique opportunity to look at hop farming as a whole, rather than individual farms, he said.
"This was an opportunity to take a theme, a type of farming, and look at a whole set of sites together and, hopefully, be able to learn more by looking at them thematically," Ruby said.
Doing historical archeology on Fort Lewis also helps tell the stories of ordinary people.
"You get to tell the stories of the people who weren't necessarily famous, they're not the people who made it into the history books," Ruby said. While the farmers might not have thought their lives were particularly noteworthy, "their lives are important and there are things that we can learn from them."
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By: Lesley Conn on April 27, 2011 - 10:07am - Add new comment
Savannah Alderwoman Mary Ellen Sprague is known for looking over the details in city contracts, and won a minor victory at the very council meeting where "Earth Day" workers were being recognized.
Sprague noticed council members and other employees were using Styrofoam cups at the April 21 council meeting and asked why something more environmentally friendly wasn't being used.
Her question appeared likely to wither away, but Alderman Van Johnson, in a nice show of support, also spoke up, saying that given the city's promise to try to reduce its carbon footpri
By: Lesley Conn on March 20, 2013 - 3:20pm - Add new comment
Motorists who commute along Interstate 516 and DeRenne Avenue have noticed a line of orange barrels stretching west past Montgomery Street.
Construction crews are doing the prep work to install a sound barrier to buffer highway noise and soot for the Tatemville residents.
By: Lesley Conn on September 19, 2010 - 10:44am - Add new comment
In less than an hour, a Savannah delegation that includes Mayor Otis Johnson will be departing for a 10-day tour of China.
I'm traveling with the delegation. Last night, I talked to my sister to let her know about my trip.
She wondered about the time difference and asked if we would be flying into the future.
It's the perfect way, I think, to sum up the expectations for this trip. Yes, by the clock, we are flying into the future.
Eight hours ahead, I think. (NOTE: Yep. That was wrong in my initial post.
By: Lesley Conn on June 15, 2011 - 1:27pm - Add new comment
Sometimes, a little history can give us a fresh perspective on a new event.
Earlier this week, we wrote about the city manager's office renovations. For some, it raised questions about whether City Manager Rochelle Small-Toney is deliberately being singled out for criticism.
The best response I can offer is that it is not about the person.
By: Lesley Conn on March 16, 2012 - 3:40pm - Add new comment
A little perspective is always a good thing - and sometimes, it's a very entertaining thing.
Folks in Sunland Park, N.M.
By: Lesley Conn on October 19, 2012 - 3:19pm - Add new comment
The mood at Ctiy Hall on Thursday was noticeably different.
After months of tension and questions about city management, council members and visitors at City Hall noticed the same thing: a relaxation, even a light-heartedness that had been lacking.
"It's like a weight has been lifted off the shoulders of employees in this entire organization," Mayor Pro Tem Van Johnson said. "They're almost giddy."
Council members, who no longer had to struggle over a vote on whether to replace the city manager, were more at ease, too.
By: Lesley Conn on December 17, 2010 - 12:06pm - Add new comment
Savannah's Chief Financial Officer is listed in good condition this morning at Memorial following a heart attack.
Dick Evans, who for decades has kept watch over the city's finances, had missed work earlier in the week for an unexpected surgery. That procedure was handled as an outpatient procedure and he was home Thursday.
He returned to the hospital Thursday with symptoms of a heart attack.
By: Lesley Conn on November 10, 2011 - 3:48pm - Add new comment
I was heading into Thunderbolt Town Hall last night when I looked across River Drive and saw the bright moonlight relfecting over the water.
If you aren't familiar with this spot, it's Thunderbolt's Thomson Park. There's a nice little walkway to the water, and it's completely serene. On a breezy night like last night, the smell of chicken wings from Tubby's is pretty enticing, too.
Tonight is supposed to be a full moon, which should be even prettier if these afternoon clouds clear.
By: Lesley Conn on December 15, 2011 - 8:08pm - Add new comment
City of Savannah employees will say farewell to two fellow workers Friday.
One has long been anticipated. The second is more of a shock.
Bob Scanlon, the city's director of water resources and facilities maintenance, is retiring after 10 years with the city. Scanlon has overseen some of the city's largest public works projects, including construction of the Ellis Square project and extensive drainage upgrades.
By: Lesley Conn on January 11, 2012 - 4:24pm - Add new comment
Make no mistake, politics as usual is in full swing on the Savannah City Council.
Yes, the council members are still basking from the well-wishes of their victories and their black-tie inauguration, but even before the Supervisor of Elections certified the official race results, the positioning began for mayor pro tem.
It may not seem like much of an honor. It brings no added pay. It requires countless hours shaking hands and cutting ribbons.
The visibilty, however, makes it coveted.
After all, look what it did for Edna Jackson.


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- Polish prime minister meets with Harper, reaffirms commitment to euro (The Canadian Press)
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Round Two Results | Tuesday Tee Times | Live Scoring
EDMOND, Okla. – All five Rice University golfers shot a 75 or better on Monday to help the Owls maintain their hold on fourth place on the second day of the Conference USA Championship at Oak Tree Country Club. The squad heads into the final round with a 293-282—575 (+15), tied with Middle Tennessee.
Kevin Reilly put together a second-straight stellar round for the Owls to move into a tie for second place overall. The freshman owns a 70-69—139 (-1) through 36 holes. He carded 15 pars with a pair of birdies on Monday to accompany his two birdies and tournament-leading two eagles from Sunday's first round. Reilly stands just two strokes behind the leader, Tulsa's Logan McCracken.
Junior Tommy Economou finished the day tied for fifth place with a 70-71—141 (+1), including three birdies on Monday and seven total through two rounds. He sank par on 10 of the first 11 holes of Monday's round.
James Lee cut eight strokes off his opening round score to move 15 spots up the leader board to 29th place. The sophomore holds a 78-70—148 (+8) through two rounds.
Senior Landon Michelson matched his opening day totals with another round of 75, including four more birdies, to end the day in 39th place at 75-75—150 (+10). His total of eight birdies mark the fourth-most in the event.
Alex Levy knocked an impressive 10 strokes off his Sunday score with an 82-72—154 (+14) to move up to a tie for 52nd place. The rookie sank two birdies in his opening round but carded four on Monday.
Tulsa maintains its lead with a 569 (+9), three stroke ahead of Charlotte and four up on No. 18 UAB. Rice's Monday score was just one shy of the day's best, a 281 by both Tulsa and Charlotte.
Rice and the Blue Raiders find themselves just two more strokes back from the Blazers, and with an 11-stroke cushion over sixth-place Southern Miss with 18 holes to play.
Reilly is tied with UAB's Paul Dunne and Tulsa's Matt Mabrey, as all three have posted identical 70-69 rounds. Economou is knotted with Louisiana Tech's Victor Lange and Charlotte's Raoul Menard.
The Owls tee off in the final round on Tuesday beginning at 8 a.m. on the first hole. Rice is paired with Middle Tennessee and Southern Miss. Groups from Charlotte, Tulsa and UAB will follow right after, starting at 8:45 a.m.
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Sulfur and lead isotope geochemistry of hypogene mineralization at the Barite Hill Gold deposit, Carolina Slate belt, southeastern United States: A window into and through regional metamorphism
Mineralium Deposita
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AbstractThe Barite Hill gold deposit, at the southwestern end of the Carolina slate belt in the southeastern United States, is one of four gold deposits in the region that have a combined yield of 110 metric tons of gold over the past 10 years. At Barite Hill, production has dominantly come from oxidized ores. Sulfur isotope data from hypogene portions of the Barite Hill gold deposit vary systematically with pyrite-barite associations and provide insights into both the pre-metamorphic Late Proterozoic hydrothermal and the Paleozoic regional metamorphic histories of the deposit. The ??34S values of massive barite cluster tightly between 25.0 and 28.0???, which closely match the published values for Late Proterozoic seawater and thus support a seafloor hydrothermal origin. The ??34S values of massive sulfide range from 1.0 to 5.3??? and fall within the range of values observed for modern and ancient seafloor hydrothermal sulfide deposits. In contrast, ??34S values for finer-grained, intergrown pyrite (5.1-6.8???) and barite (21.0-23.9???) are higher and lower than their massive counterparts, respectively. Calculated sulfur isotope temperatures for the latter barite-pyrite pairs (?? = 15.9-17.1???) range from 332-355 ??C and probably reflect post-depositional equilibration at greenschist-facies regional metamorphic conditions. Thus, pyrite and barite occurring separately from one another provide premetamorphic information about the hydrothermal origin of the deposit, whereas pyrite and barite occurring together equilibrated to record the metamorphic conditions. Preliminary fluid inclusion data from sphalerite are consistent with a modified seawater source for the mineralizing fluids, but data from quartz and barite may reflect later metamorphic and (or) more recent meteoric water input. Lead isotope values from pyrites range for 206Pb/204Pb from 18.005-18.294, for 207Pb/204Pb from 15.567-15.645, and for 208Pb/204Pb from 37.555-38.015. The data indicate derivation of the ore leads from the country rocks, which themselves show evidence for contributions from relatively unradiogenic, mantlelike lead, and more evolved or crustal lead. Geological relationships, and stable and radiogenic isotopic data, suggest that the Barite Hill gold deposit formed on the Late Proterozoic seafloor through exhalative hydrothermal processes similar to those that were responsible for the massive sulfide deposits of the Kuroko district, Japan. On the basis of similarities with other gold-rich massive sulfide deposits and modern seafloor hydrothermal systems, the gold at Barite Hill was probably introduced as an integral part of the formation of the massive sulfide deposit.
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Net income fell to $2.8 million from $9.1 million. Along with flat same-store sales, the company cited a charge for future lease obligations due to the closure of a store, an $840,000 partnership distribution realized in the second quarter of fiscal 2013, higher operating expenses as a percentage of sales and an increase in the income tax rate as a result of an unfavorable New Jersey Tax Court decision as all driving the substantial decline.
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Machine Safety: What are your 2014 New Year machine safety resolutions?
Will 2014 be another year of the same or do you have a list of New Year resolutions for machine safety? Here are three machine safety ideas on which to focus this year, based on key OSHA violations.
Will 2014 be another year of the same, or do you have a list of New Year Resolutions for machine safety?
When looking at industry from the 30,000 foot level and reviewing annual reports like OSHA's Top 10 Violations for 2013 it becomes readily apparent to me that more can be done for machine safety. This OSHA report alone gives me some resolution ideas to consider for 2014.
Have you made your list of 2014 resolutions? Consider these three machine safety resolutions for 2014:
1. Lockout / tagout (LO/TO) – resolve to ensure that all involved personnel are trained on all dangers, proper procedures and forms for accurate record keeping. Inspect all locks and signage for accuracy and proper operation. Check and approve all personnel assignments authorized to perform LO/TO. Ensure that the "Safety Policy" requires and encourages the performance of LO/TO. Celebrate your organization's use of company LO/TO procedures when performed.
2. Machine guarding – resolve to ensure that all machine guards are properly applied to all hazards and that up to date procedures are in place for use. Ensure that all involved personnel are properly trained on the hazards and use of all guards (hard, electronic, optical, electrical, flexible, removable, etc.). Check your "Safety Policy" to make sure that it is up to date and applies to all operations and machinery. Validate that all guards are functioning properly without false diagnostics including any fault exclusions. Celebrate your organization's use of company machine guarding procedures when performed.
3. Risk assessment and hazard mitigation – for various violation or citations, resolve to apply risk assessment procedures and requirements on all machines in compliance with regulations. Insure that all identified hazards are properly mitigated to acceptable hazard levels and that these steps are properly documented per regulation requirements. Check the company "safety policy" to make sure that risk assessment and hazard mitigation are properly addressed for achieving compliance and company objectives.
These are some of my first thoughts for New Year machine safety resolutions based on reviewing OSHA's Top 10 Violations for 2013. Why not create a longer list by submitting some of your ideas and perspectives? Add your comments or thoughts to the discussion by submitting your ideas, experiences, and challenges in the comments section below.
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City's Bedroom Secrets; It Dominates the Headlines on the Front and Now the Back Pages (the Latest in the Spotlight Is England Manager Sven Goran Eriksson).But How Important Is Sex in a Healthy Relationship? Neil Connor Put the Question in Birmingham's Bullring at the Launch of National Orgasm Week
Byline: Neil Connor
Ever thought there was something missing from your life?
You have a professional job, a nice house and a fast car, but are you really happy?
No? Well the answer to your problems might lie in the bedroom rather than the boardroom.
That's according to the lingerie and sex toys retailer Ann Summers, which is highlighting the eye-catching National Orgasm Week to promote what could best be described as bettersex for a better life. And why Birmingham? Because, according to the company - run by Jacqueline Gold, daughter of Birmingham City co-owner David Gold - the city is bottom of the satisfaction league.
Only 15 per cent of people from Birmingham have had their best sex in the last year.
Compare that with tabletoppers Manchester and Dublin, with 30 per cent, or Cardiff, Newcastle and London's 20 per cent.
Many women might find the money and fame of the likes of Peter Stringfellow, Mick Jagger and Rod Stewart attractive assets. But these wrinkly old men must know a trick or two between the sheets to be able to attract a string of leggy blondes when most men of their age are attracting Saga Holiday reps.
Also consider some of the 'older' women celebrities who feature in the tabloid gossip columns.
They may have been under the surgeon's knife but few would doubt that having an army of toy boys providing for their every need would have a detrimental effect on their physical and mental appearance.
Nobody is suggesting that 85 per cent of Birmingham's middle-aged men should leave the wife and kids at the fourbedroomed semi and set off for a life of blond mullets, tigerstriped thongs and cocktails. …


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Baby Jackson, Football, Holidays, Iron Bowl, Matthew, Thanksgiving, Travel
Matthew and I got back to Nashville last night after a lovely Thanksgiving week. We got to see a bunch of friends and family and relax a bit. (Neither of us got as much work done as we probably should have, which makes the transition back to real life much harder. But I certainly do not regret it.)
We got home the Saturday before Thanksgiving in time for a gathering with my immediate family, my aunt and uncle and their two boys, and two other families who have been family friends for a long time. In all, there were 9 kids at my house ages 12 and under. There was a lot of screaming and running but the kids all got along really well, the adults got some time to themselves, and fun was had by all. Oh and I made the spicy garlic and lime black bean enchiladas. I think they were a hit. :)
The never got all the kids in one photo, but I got a few of them here and there.
While I was home, I also got to spend some time with my precious nieces. I don't get to see them very often, so I'm always excited when they are in Birmingham at the same time as me. My older brother and his family couldn't be there for Thanksgiving, but I got to see my sister-in-law and their kids earlier in the week.
They both love playing the piano like I did as a kid! (Kasza likes playing it with her feet, apparently.)
Matthew taught Isis how to play basketball, and he quickly became her favorite person there. It was adorable.
Whew! Playing air hockey will wear you out!
Sweet Kasza is kind of a wild child. Doesn't she look like she's up to something?
Aren't they just the most precious girls??
I spent all day Wednesday cooking and preparing food for Thanksgiving Day.
On Thursday morning Matthew and I drove to Atlanta to have Thanksgiving lunch with his family. We got to see everybody, watch some football and eat delicious meal #1 of the day.
Then we got back in the car and headed back to Birmingham for Thanksgiving dinner with my mom's family. I look forward to seeing all of my families for Thanksgiving, but I have to say that the one with mom's family is what feels like "real" Thanksgiving to me. My mom's family is small and really close. (My 3 cousins on that side are more like siblings to me.) Plus, with my mom's family we make all of my grandmother's recipes that I have grown up eating on Thanksgiving. As a lover of tradition, I always look forward to this the most!
Of course, my oldest cousin, April, is married with a baby now, and Baby Jackson has pretty much become the focus of all family events.
Isn't he a cutie??
I just love spending time with everyone so much. :) And by the way, I'm hoping to do a whole separate post about the food and maybe even post some recipes.
Last but not least, we went over to my dad's house on Friday night to see my dad, step-mom, step-siblings (minus Elizabeth who is spending the whole year in Italy), my grandmother, and my aunt and uncle. My aunt is having a baby girl in February, and I can't wait to meet her someday soon!
We had barbecue, watched my uncle's team (Syracuse) win a basketball game, and just hung out. Matthew taught my little brother a bit about computer programming. It was adorable.
Thanksgiving number 4 was supposed to be with my step-dad's family on Saturday. Unfortunately, my sweet little cousin, Christian (he's the one in the santa hat in the picture at the beginning of the post), came down with hand, foot, and mouth disease, which is contagious. Sadly, we had to cancel.
My mom and I did get to watch the Georgia/Georgia Tech football game on Saturday followed by the Iron Bowl (only like the biggest football rivalry ever! okay, maybe not ever. but it's a pretty humongous deal in my state.) Luckily both games ended the way I wanted them to, and now my Bulldogs are heading to the SEC Championship game next weekend and Alabama is hopefully headed to the National Championship game.
We also started putting up some Christmas decorations! (!!!) So exciting! I brought some back to Nashville and plan to make our little apartment as festive as possible. I promise to post pics once I get the decorations all set up.
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Well, I never did complete my series of posts describing our indexing scheme. I guess I ought pick it up again now.
We've gone through some preliminaries so far, describing why we'd like spatial index, what a simple indexing might look like, and how we would use that simple scheme internally. Over the next few posts, my plan is to describe the actual scheme we use and give some idea how it is used internally. I'll start with the geometry type, and then cover geography. There's more alike than not.
First, though, let's look back at where we've been.
Recall our simple grid index: we chose a bounding box, and then broke up space into a set of tiles. These tiles were numbered using some scheme. (In our example, we just numbered them in row-major order.)
We can find at least a few points to critique1:
Given that we want to stick with a tiling scheme, we want to find some scheme that will address these issues. I should point out that there is no perfect solution to issue (3), but we would still like to do better than we have.
Next time: Our Basic Multi-Level Grids
1 There are more issues we could pick on, but for the moment, I'm only going to choose the issues we're going to fix.2 We'll come back to some others later in the series.2 I may have inadvertanly missed some issues that we will fix as well. As you can probably tell, it's not like I've planned out these posts too carefully...
Isaac, can you give us some guidance on using the Spatial Index Level settings.
Thanks for the great post "Introduction to SQL Server Spatial". It got us started on path that saved us more than $100K.
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good service, exellent location, staff very polite, hygiene on high level, good view
room well orginized, easy to find it, 500 m from train , you can walk to the center
Upon visiting Istanbul in a high season, we had to choose a good hotel with good rates for a stay with the family, but the photos weren't very clear about how bad was this hotel.
The hotel was very old in a bad way, almost everything was broken and missing a screw at least, rooms and lighting were as if...
I like this hotel very much as I had stayed in another newer hotel in Fatih last year. What you see on the website is what you get. At the other newer hotel, I was given a very small room with no windows although the booking site offered street views. At Berr hotel, the room was quite large and the...
Stayed here while visiting family. Average hotel, but good value for the money. Near to facilities and metro. The reception is dark and dingy, but don't let that put you off as the bedroom was clean and comfortable. The downside for us was no kettle in the room. We drink a lot of hot drinks and if you order from...
I had visited Istanbul for a week by staying at this hotel. Rooms were neat and clean, hotel receptionists were also good at english and always ready to help. It takes only a 5 minute journey to most of the touristic places if there isnt much traffic. Breakfast was also ok, but as an Indian the breakfast could have been...
This hotel was a great pick for my last trip to Istanbul. It is about a quarter mile off of the main street in the area and a short walk to public transit. Small groceries and restaurants close by with access to ATMs. The counter staff was VERY helpful and provided good information for a tourist. They also offer currency...
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The hotel cannot be (****), no facilities of 4 stars hotels. Only have nice spa and message center.
Small triple room.
Very slow wifi.
Nice reception men and good cleaning.
The breakfast buffet was just ordinary.
Rented 2 rooms 2 single beds each.
The floor was empty, so lot of privacy, it was safe.
Quiet Heating.
Plenty hot water.
2 supermarkets & 3 banks across the road.
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Can walk to see monuments.
Helpful reception man assisted at tour bookings.
When first entered the rooms, each room had a massive fly.
One room...
I think i must be quite easily pleased as i have read some of the other reviews on here and i don't understand how this hotel is getting bad press....
We went to Istanbul as a 2 day trip from Bulgaria, When we arrived on the 1st and only night of our stay to the Hotel Berr, after too much...
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Genealogy in Monteleone di Puglia
If you know (or you think) that your ancestors were from Monteleone di Puglia, you could find info about your Italian family at Registrar of Vital Statistics in the City Office or at the parishes.
Registry offices in Puglia and in Foggia province were established in early 1800: it means that you could find information in Monteleone di Puglia registrar as of that date.
Before to start your genealogy research in Monteleone di Puglia, we suggest you to read our tips for your search . They are useful to search in Puglia and in Monteleone di Puglia too.
In the next picture you can see the demographic trends in Monteleone di Puglia from the Italian Unification (1861).
It could be important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Monteleone di Puglia. As more your surname is common in Monteleone di Puglia, as more it could be difficult to find the right info about your ancestors in Monteleone di Puglia archives if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Foggia province are:
Bisceglia, Bruno, Calabrese, Caputo, Ciavarella, Ciuffreda, Clemente, Conte, De Luca, De Santis, Delli Carri, D'Errico, Di Bari, Falcone, Ferrara, Fiore, Gentile, Giordano, Guerra, La Torre, Lauriola, Leone, Lombardi, Longo, Marino, Martino, Nardella, Notarangelo, Palmieri, Palumbo, Pellegrino, Piemontese, Prencipe, Quitadamo, Ricci, Rignanese, Rinaldi, Romano, Russo, Sacco, Santoro, Schiavone, Simone, Totaro, Troiano, Trotta, Valente, Villani.
Church archives in Foggia province may instead contain even older information, but they are far less accessible from abroad (and almost impossible by email).
Then,parishes send information not easily.
If you have the opportunity to visit Monteleone di Puglia and Foggia province, you could plan to investigate churches' archives by yourself (or with us!), but from abroad is very difficult to obtain any result unless you find a reliable local help.
Another important source of information is the "Archivio di Stato" (National archive) in Bari.
In any case, never give up! Probably the distance from your country and Italy, some difficulties in understanding and in translation, could complicate your search but this should not discourage you.
It's important to plan your activities to carry on with simple goals (eg. search for a single date of birth, the name of an ancestor, the date of a marriage, etc.)
If you are interested to start or to continue your genealogy research in Monteleone di Puglia, or if you have questions regarding your family in Monteleone di Puglia, just leave a message below, we will answer you by email
If your research is in a dead end and you need some professional advices from skilled and reliable Italian genealogists write to email@example.com
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Hi, my Mother, Angelina Ciccareli ,Married last name Mastrangelo, was born in December 22 1917 and passed away April 24th 2005 . I would like to know how many children she gave birth to in Monteleone and how many actualy servived .Were they male or female ?.
What ages were they when they died, and what was the cause of death . My father, Antonio Mastrangelo born in Anzano, served in the war . I would like to know what ever information you could pass on to me about him. When, were, he served in the war. If he was a prisoner of war.
I would like to know what year they immigrated to Canada ,what was the name of the ship ,where they boarded the ship and where they landed. Thank you
My Father Angelo Puopolo was born in Anzano di Puglia, Foggia, Italy. I would like to find out his parents birth and death date. Their names are Vito Puopolo and Rosetta Turchiarelli (Rosetta died in Canada, so I don't need her death date, just her birthday) And if possible both their parents names and birth.
My mother's name is Giovannina Morra and her parents are Michael Morra and Lucy Volpe all born in Monteleone di Puglia, Foggia, Italy. I would like to know their birth and death dates plus their parents names and birth dates.
I don't know if you can find all or any of this information but I do appreciate your time and assistance.
Thank you very much.
Lee Taylor
My Dad was born November 5, 1923 and my Mom March 5, 1918, just in case that helps.
I'm interested to find out about my grand grand father – Vicente or Vicenzo Marino(in italian I guess) who was born in 1874. The death certificate we have says" Provincia di CASERTA/Itay/ Monteleone. Does it make sense?
He married Maria Catharina Consenso who was from Provincia di Catanzaro and was born in 1890.
Both came to Brazil not sure when and died there.
I am trying to get the genealogy for my daughter's father. His name was Michael Anthony Palandra and he was born in Monteleone, Foggia, Puglio. He was born about 1957 and he died in Toronto, Ontario, Canada about 1979. Any information about him would be appreciated.
Looking for information about my family.
My grandmother was Mary (nee)Zambri.
My great-grandparents were:
Lorenzo Zambri – arrived in Toronto in March 1920, age 29. He lived at one time at 64 Edward Street, Toronto.
He arrived on the S.S. Cretic from Naples possibly in the company of Giuseppa Tarone (daughter of Francesco Tarone of Monteleone), age 18.
Donata Tamburro – arrived in Toronto in April 1921, age 29
She arrived on the S.S. Minnekhada? from Naples.
Donata's mother – my great-great grandmother was Angela Tamburro from Monteleone di Puglia – Bari
Hello i am looking for information on my fathers side of my tree my father was Matteo Zambri, his mother was Maria Agata and Father Antonio, my nonno father was Matteo and mother Lorenza. As they have all passed away recently it makes my search so much harder to move on with imformation if any on could help that would be greatly appreciated.
Great grandparents were born in the 1900 03/06
and grandparents 1926 i believe
My grand parents and uncle (Alberto) were from Monteleone. They emegrated to New York in the early 1990's
I am traveling to Italy. My maternal grandparents lived in Monteleone di Puglia. Grandfather's name is Visconti and grandmother's is Ciani. Where do I find more info or if there are relatives still there?
it is clear that Monteleone is an ancient town. All my web searches have given no indication of a founding or beginning date for the town, or parts of the town. I am curious about the Borgo Nuovo portion, mostly, as the Ruggiero family had a house on the road, outside of the old town wall. Knowing when Borgo Nuovo was set down, as a road, or as a settlement would give some guess about how long the family had been there.
Secondarily, I remain curious about the source and meaning of the name Ruggiero. All my looking points to a naming convention based on the Norman kings Roger I and/or Roger II, or something to with a rusty earthy colour. Either seems likely if we were some kind of serf or servant-property of a king, I suppose.
I would like to get more information about my family from Monteleone di Puglia. My grandfather was Rocco Nunno and my grandmother was Rosaria Volpe.
My great grandmother was Maria Volpe 1886-1986. She was also from Monteleone. Did your grandmother emigrate to the U.S? Feel free to drop me a note.
Good day,
I'm interested in finding out more information about my mother's family (Colangelo), from Monteleone di Puglia. I've been able through civil registries (microfilms) to trace the line back to Felice Colangelo and his father Annibale Colangelo. Felice died in 1835 at age 76, thus he would have been born some time around 1759 (possibly between 1758-1762). For his father, Annibale, I would estimate he was born some time around 1717, based on the ages of his children I was able find through the registries. Would anyone be willing or able to help me contact the Church archieves in Monteleone or Foggia, to see if they could locate any earlier records (birth records of Felice and Annibale, and possibly some earlier generations)? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as this information would be extremely meaningful to my mother and her family.
Thank you,
Hi Daniel,
Did you ever get anywhere with your search? I'm also trying to find info on my grandfathers side of the family, but other then his name, Rocco Colangelo, and knowing that he is from Monteleone, I know nothing more about his family. Please feel free to contact me
Thank you.