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It looks as if Gov. Schwarzenegger is on the verge of achieving one of his big systemic reforms, an end to gerrymandered legislative districts. Instead, an independent citizens' commission would draw the lines. National precedent potential! According to New West Notes, the state's entrenched Dem legislators are on board (in exchange for a relaxation of term limits). The only person who could stop this badly-needed good-government (and nationally pro-Democratic) plan is ... Nancy Pelosi. She's reported to be "wary of changing anything in the mix that has given her a narrow majority in Congress"--even though, if more Congressional districts were competitive, that would give Pelosi a bigger majority in a Democratic year, which 2008 looks to be. .... 5:11 P.M.
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- DPW implemented the Controlled Parking Program, which enacted scheduled parking prohibitions on streets during certain hours to clear the way for mechanical street sweepers. It began as a pilot program in the Richmond District. The Board of Supervisors approved $56,700 for 2,200 signs to be posted throughout the neighborhoods. The program eventually expanded to a new district each year after.
- San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center opens. This $30 million construction project was awarded in 1971. After many construction difficulties the medical facility eventually opens.
- Bureau of Engineering completes a $726,382 contract to develop and rehabilitate the music concourse in Golden Gate Park.
- Clean Water Program begins. The CPW was responsible for the design and construction of the largest capital improvement program ever undertaken at the time, which was to bring the City's sewerage system into compliance with State and Federal water pollution control laws, such as the Clean Water Act. The estimated costs at the time were $800 million by 1985.
- Voters pass $27 million Street Improvement Bond Issue to improve streets, sidewalks, and traffic signals.
- Within 72 hours of the October 17th San Francisco earthquake, DPW performed 1,600 building inspections. In all that year, over 15,000 inspections were made, classifying buildings Red (unsafe), Yellow (limited entry), and Green (safe).
- The graffiti abatement program begins with two painters from the Bureau of Building repair and ten young people form the Mayor's Youth Worker Program.
- $70.5 million Civic Center Courthouse for the San Francisco Superior and Municipal Civil Courts is completed.
- The $56 million War Memorial Opera House Seismic Upgrade and Improvement Project construction was completed.
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The colour and quality kinda got messed up on the photo's, so I was noodling around with these in photoshop for funzies.
yes, nice - i like the middle one (sh... on the quality - the quality of what you show here is more important)
The color choice is great - it gives the images an almost ethereal quality.
Please ignore my first comment. Been up too long and apparently my brain is now on strike, as I somehow misread the title of the piece which provides a very clear answer.
I do apologize.
I do apologize.
What type of birds are these? If you don't mind my asking. /curious
blue sparrows. O_o
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(pretty damn cool though )
Beautiful pictures!
Aw. It's very pretty.
How do you get such good shots of nature?
Wow, impressive!
I love the colours and the wing details.
I love the colours and the wing details.
looks beautiful
I really love how you captured the wings in these sets. And with the bluish colour tone here, it looks almost like an x-ray.
Oh wow, this if fantastic. I love the moments you've captured here, and the motion that you've kept. It gives it so much life.
You also captured the delicacy of their wings extremely well.
You also captured the delicacy of their wings extremely well.
pretty ^^
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beautiful! are they really blue, or is that photoshop?
This is a gorgeous collection of photos! Totally love this.
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Katy Perry does Harajuku chic in ankle socks!
Katy Perry has never been one to shy away from the fashion limelight, has she? In fact, her tour outfits are amongst the most risqué we've ever seen, but we can't help but love her. Currently residing in Japan as part of her Prismatic World Tour, it seems that Katy has immersed herself fully in Japanese culture, stepping out in this Harajuku Girl inspired outfit. Pairing a white blouse with a pleated skater skirt and with her hair teased into tight plaits, her sweet look was brought together with a pair of crisp white ankle socks with stripe detail.
While we can't say the whole Harajuku get-up is for us, there's no denying her skater skirt and ankle dress combo is super cute. Every spring, we watch as the ankle socks trend gains precedence once more, and it's not hard to see why. Updating your outfits in an instant and leaving you on speaking terms with your bank manager, we can't get enough. Are you a fan of Katy's look? If you are, you'd be a fool not to check out our top ankle sock picks. From classic white through to fashionable patterns, ankle socks aren't going anywhere, so we suggest you sit up and take note!
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Feds Admit $125 Billion in Bogus Payments, Call It 'Progress'
President Obama has claimed that one way he'll pay for his new health-care program is by eliminating waste, fraud and abuse in existing programs. Unfortunately for Hope and Change, tucked away in the sixth paragraph of a press release from the Office of Management and Budget is the admission that "improper payments" -- federal money paid to the wrong people, whether through fraud or error -- actually increased last year:
Now, because many of the targeted programs - such as Unemployment Insurance and Medicaid - are paying out more benefits as the economic downturn creates more demand for these benefits, the total number paid out in improper payments increased to $125 billion last fiscal year even though the overall error rate declined. This is an unfortunate result of the recession and of basic math: the more that is paid out, the more paid out in error even if the overall rate declines.
And so, despite the increased amount of misspent money, the decreased rate is hailed as "progress" by the administration. Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), incoming chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is not persuaded: "It is unthinkable that we have come to accept having a bureaucracy that has institutionalized waste, fraud and abuse to the point where $125 billion in improper payments were made last year."
Jeff Dunetz at Liberty Pundits:
What your government is telling you, "Yes it's true, we trashed $125 Billion, but hey, we could have have blown almost $4 Billion more." Now that makes me feel much better, how about you?
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Re: I can't make "findAndReplaceWorkspacePath" workjbarrette-esristaff Oct 25, 2010 8:09 AM (in response to eaub490)Hello Eric,
I'm not sure if the problem you are having is with your .replace statement. You are not using the raw (r) format, the back slashes may be causing a problem.
lyr = arcpy.mapping.Layer(r"C:\temp\index.lyr")
lyr.findAndReplaceWorkspacePath(r"C:\", r"D:\")
Re: I can't make "findAndReplaceWorkspacePath" workeaub490 Oct 25, 2010 8:56 AM (in response to eaub490)Jeff, thanks for the reply. You are correct, I should have used the "raw" format in my example, my fault.1 of 1 people found this helpful
After carefully reading the documentation, I realized that by default the "validate" is set to True. In my case ,the database that I was trying to re-point the layer file did not exist yet. This syntax now works:
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Re: I can't make "findAndReplaceWorkspacePath" workjbarrette-esristaff Nov 3, 2010 11:42 AM (in response to eaub490)Hello Eric,
Based on the testing we've done together, it appears your issue is resolved with SP1. Several issues have been addressed that are specific to change SDE data sources.
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Hard Hanaa – New face Hanaa Ben Abdesslem shows off her rough and tumble side for these rugged images photographed by Dancian for Zoo Magazine's fall issue. Taking to the great outdoors, Hanaa dons androgynous looks selected by Jo Barker from the likes of Mugler, Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Givenchy with a cool attitude.
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Dog aggression at a dog park is easy, just don't go to the dog park anymore. Not all dogs, not all GSDs, are dog park material. And if that was the only problem you had, I would say, fine. Just don't take the dog to a dog park, exercise him with walks, runs, hikes, etc. Done.
What a lot of dog owners don't understand, is that dogs can go for the rest of their lives without canine companionship. They do not need to meet the friend's or family member's puppy to have a good time. Leave the dog home when your friend or family member has a dog. Easy. Done.
What you need for your dog to do, is to not turn into a maniac if it sees a dog on a walk, and not bite anyone when he is waiting his turn at the vet, and people are walking dogs past him. Of course you could use a muzzle at the vet. But it would be nicer if you didn't have to.
But it sounds like you need to go beyond basic socializatioour dog if you min and get his behavior under control through regular training.
Regular classes will help you train your dog to walk nicely on a lead, to use the proper tools if you choose to go that route, if that would be safest, and will work with the dog around other dogs, not so that your dog can run and play with them, but so that he will be able to be under control in the presence of other dogs.
That's excellent advise but I'm gonna add to that!
First head halters are crap, you run the risk of injuring your dog if you misuse it. If your dog won't heal "your" doing something wrong, maybe a trainer is the answer but not new crap.
You don't trust your dog, why put your friends puppy at rest as well as your friendship? You have one dog with "issues" and your adding a puppy?
I would in no way trust your dog around a puppy myself, I would treat your new dog like a new dog. Crate, drag leash, and keep him out of striking range of people and other dogs,better still find a good trainer,not Petco for a trainer.
Futher reading:
Leerburg | Introducing a New Dog into a Home with Other Dogs
Sorry if I sound a little over the top but we have lots of "my dog bit..." or "my dog attacked another dog threads.
You accepted responsibility and reached out!
If I had done that with my guys and my rescue GSD at the first sign of trouble..I would not have needed to learned the "correct way to break up a dog fight!"
And I had big dogs! So I learned all this stuff the hard way and I had well behaved dogs in all the situations you described but the GSD made three!
New Ball game, We all have stuff to learn! Good luck.
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Microsoft kicks off Windows 10 upgrade reservation campaign.
Microsoft has officially pulled the plug on support for Windows XP. That's it. Finite. Done. No more.
You are your own worst enemy, indeed. In this month's matchup, we pit Windows 8.1 against its predecessor, Windows 8, in not so much an outright battle, but a comparison of some of the more notable tweaks that Microsoft has slapped into its first refresh of the controversial operating system. Just make sure you tell your system to stop hitting itself, OK?
Reviewing an update to an operating system feels a little odd, doesn't it? After all, if you already use Windows 8, it's not like you're not going to install Windows 8.1.
Microsoft has recieved a lot of negative flack for the radical changes it's made in Windows 8 with the complete disconnect from traditional UI elements like the Start button.
With the introductory Windows 8 upgrade discount offer set to expire today, now is a good time to snag a $40 Windows 8 Pro upgrade license for those who have a favorable opinion of the operating system and are considering an upgrade.
The world may not have ended last week, as many doomsayers had feared (or hoped), but the continuing existence of our planet means that the various preview builds of Windows 8 will all expire next month.
Noted Windows blogger Paul Thurrott recently claimed that initial Windows 8 sales were well below Microsoft's internal projections, prompting many to write obituaries for the operating system.
In a bid to lure existing Windows users to Windows 8, Microsoft has announced a special introductory upgrade offer for those who choose to upgrade from Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 between October 26, 2012 and January 31, 2013.
Note: This feature first appeared in the July issue of Maximum PC. Some pricing info may have changed.
In the past using a pre-release version of a Microsoft OS was a one way ticket to nowhere. Sure you got a chance to test out the latest and greatest version of Windows months before it launched, but the final version typically involved doing a clean install, wiping out all your data in the process. To make matters worse, if you were buying the "upgrade edition", this sometimes also involved re-installing the older version before moving to the final release.
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Whenever a new Windows OS rears its head, Microsoft alleviates the concerns of wary would-be PC buyers who may be tempted to put off purchasing a new computer for couple of months by offering them a free upgrade to the soon-to-be-released Windows flavor. That may grind to a halt with Windows 8; several sources say Microsoft will still give recent Windows 7 PC buyers a chance to upgrade, but only if buyers shell out another $14.99.
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Impressive Amazon features and an outstanding display make the the Fire HDX 8.9 one of the best and most affordable media consumption tablets.
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The presiding Resident Magistrate, Walialwande Lema, the Prosecution, led by Principal State Attorney Tumaini Kweka, drove to the area in a convoy of eight vehicles and laid out some five charges against the ten suspects accusing them of vandalism, trespassing, theft and armed robbery that resulted in the loss and damage of property to the said amount.
The accused in the case are Hamad Senkondo, Shego Shego, Mashaka Imani, Hamza Mohamed, Mikidadi Sadiki, Juma Mbegu, Issa Abdallah, Hamis Kimwaga, Ramadhani Mburuand Mohamed Yusuph.
Bernad Maimu who is a treasurer of the said church received the caravan and showed them the damage which allegedly caused by the accused.
Issuing the preliminary report, Kweka stated that, sometime in October 2012, in the Temeke district in Mbagala area, a 14 year old boy defiled a copy of the Quran by urinating on it. The incident quickly spiraled out of control and turned into riots that led to the vandalism of the church and subsequent property theft and destruction.
The accused are said to have been armed with iron bars and rocks with which they broke through the church fence and proceeded to break doors, windows, utilities and most all amenities. They did not stop at vandalising but also according to the prosecution they went on to steal computers, printers, electrical keyboards, a projector, speakers, clocks and even some plastic chairs.
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On the high plains of Plan du Lac.
Vanoise National Park, french Alps
Vanoise National Park, french Alps
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1British historical A parliamentary declaration of rights and liberties of the people assented to by Charles I in 1628.
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- In those days, he campaigned against the divine right of the Church to impose the payment of tithes upon the common people and, later on, he helped to draw up the Petition of Right which landed him in the Tower.
2 English Law , chiefly historical A common-law remedy against the Crown for the recovery of property.
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Butcher's Crossing was very well-written and enjoyable, even for people who don't generally read westerns, but much of the plot was spoiled by the publisher's blurb on the back cover. If you decide to check this out, do yourself a favor and avoid the blurb and the introduction. I would've found the book a lot more suspenseful if I'd done that.
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Great article Wayne, could not agree more, I will also add something I learn from a Stanford podcast awhile ago, which is sometimes the problem u are trying to solve can be solved within an existing business whose resources can be leveraged more effectively than in a startup environment. It could be all the right resources exist and once can better get the solution commercialized in an existing company instead of a startup. Seems alot of startups start around a "feature" whose business model can be easily crused or duplicated by existing businesses who can easily swallow functionality. So sometimes we need to ask can i get this probem solved at company x ( intraprenuer) or does this problem require a new structure ( spin-off) or or a new environment ( start-up).
Founders of boot strapped startups we know contributed directly to the value creation in the business. They are developers, designers, marketers.
Look at your two hands and ask yourself 'Can I make something?'.
Unless you can make a paper mache, a piece of clay pottery, or draw a picture of your pet, be cautious boot strapping a company. You won't get to a minimum viable product, because you won't know what it looks like. In the process you will lose all your capital.
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i've been wanting to paint one of the awesome photos of ~horrificbeauty's for a while now, i couln't resist this shot of her sister~ [link] tho i was in the mood to exagerate her.
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Oh my! trouble is a brewin' Ha! excellent work and strong image!
you did a real good job with the painting of her sis......
i love thta your work has taken on new perspective.......it shows how diverse you are love it !!!
Reminds me of "Toddlers and Tiaras." *shudders deeply*
damn,.....don't let her get a weapon....
really good.
really good.
great work,excellent!!
This is amazing! I love the angle and her expression!
Emotion is wonderfully captured
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Great view!
I love her expression. It seems that she's a tough girl
the angle is wonderful, especially on the head! your painting looks even better than the picture which was already pretty awesome.
Very cute. She looks like a miniature Queen of Hearts.
Wow, that's just amazing! I love it!
Well, she is the boss ^^
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nice job
thats brilliant
Nice painting. It looks like one of the girls we babysit. She is the boss.
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Partnership Forged Between Federal Agency and Louisiana Associated General Contractors, Inc.
BATON ROUGE, La. - Construction workers' safety and health in Louisiana will be enhanced by the signing of a partnership between the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Louisiana Associated General Contractors, Inc. (AGC) which takes place 10 a.m., June 21 at the AGC office at 620 North Street in Baton Rouge.
The agreement will allow OSHA to more effectively utilize its resources by targeting problem work sites for regular inspections rather than work sites that have demonstrated effective safety and health programs. OSHA and the AGC will conduct safety training for the partnership members to improve hazard recognition and take corrective actions at the work sties.
"The partnership will provide a higher level of employee safety and health training," said John B. Miles, Jr., OSHA's regional administrator in Dallas. "Additionally, it should benefit the subcontractors who work for the participating contractors."
Establishing partnerships with the private sector to improve safety and health is one of OSHA's major goals. While participation in the partnership is voluntary, OSHA anticipates that contractors who enter into partnerships such as this will experience fewer workplace accidents and a decrease in worker compensation costs.
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Minnesota DNR Malacologist visits Mollusk Division collection
Bernard Sietman
I'm doing a museum based study of two freshwater mussels, Quadrula nobilis (Gulf Mapleleaf) and Pyganodon lacustris (Lake Floater). The mapleleaf and floater groups have caused their fair share of head scratching among malacologists. Both species have been validated by DNA evidence, but thanks to shell variation that often blurs species boundaries, their distribution in North America is still unclear. I got a kick out of an old note in one lot of mapleleafs from Louisiana:
"I am puzzled over a lot of this……….shells from Frierson. Do you call these forsheyi or lacrymosus or what……" (see photos). Some things never change.
I'm also interested in finding specimens from Minnesota and the Upper Mississippi River that are extirpated or for which few records exist. Collections like UMMZ are invaluable for this type of work.
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Teachers' Union changes name
The union that represents teachers and support staff at independent (private) schools has registered a change to its name.
The Independent Schools Teachers Association NZ (ISTANZ) decided to change its name to Independent Schools Education Association (ISEA).
"The new name particularly reflects our membership of staff employed in non-teaching roles at independent schools," says ISEA executive officer Dr Grant Gillon.
The inclusion of the word 'education' in the title reflects the usage of the word by sister organisations overseas, together with NZEI's usage of the similar word 'educational'.
ISEA continues to provide a range of membership discounts and benefits to members as well as employment and legal support.
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Gerald and Helene Dixon of Great Bend, will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a reception at 5 p.m. on Aug. 31 at Perkins Restaurant. Hosts for the event will be Gerry Dixon and Arlene Williams.
John and Carolyn Phelan announce the engagement of their daughter, Bailea Phelan, to Derek Hoetmer, son of Larry and Tina Hoetmer.
Don and Loretta Kuhlman will celebrate their 50th anniversary on Aug. 31 with a card shower. In addition, the couple celebrated with a family trip to Branson, Mo. in July.
Hulda Bitter will celebrate her 98th birthday on Aug. 30 with a family dinner and card shower.
Zack and Kari Johnson announce the birth of their daughter, Kayleigh Marie Johnson, on July 25 at North Kansas City Hospital in Kansas City, Mo. She weighed 7 lbs. 9 oz. and was 20 1/4 in. long.
Eric and Tammy Hammond of Pawnee Rock, announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Marie Hammond, to Juan Durell Bodine, son of Robert and Ana Bodine of Atlantic, Iowa.
Sonya Hammonds announces the engagement of her daughter, Brooke Mae Hammonds, to Dex Edward Simonis, son of Cheryl Simonis of Council Grove. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Robert and Geri Lee of Ellinwood.
As I begin my twenty-fifth year in adult education through my job as an Extension Educator I feel blessed to enjoy the variety of each day. While most of my programming is directed toward adults, I also enjoy contact with children of all ages. Nothing pleases me more than sharing nutrition information with a young person and then meeting up with them again and have them say, "Hey, I remember you; you told us to eat more vegetables, whole grains, or drink less soda..." Encouraging people of all ages to make healthy food choices is becoming a huge part of ...
The Great Bend City Slickers 4-H Club met on Aug. 8 at the Presbyterian Church. There were 10 members present, two leaders and five parents. A demonstration was given by Aubrey Likes. Stephen Crawford gave a project talk. The club took 3rd place in the 4-H BBQ ticket sales. The next meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 12 at the Presbyterian Church.
On June 15, Janna Lang Chibry, graduated from KU Wichita Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency. At that ceremony, Janna received the award, "Special Resident in Minimal Invasive Gynecology". Janna graduated from the University of Kansas in 2005, with a B.S. in Biochemistry and received her medical degree from the KU Medical Center in 2009. Janna is a member of the Daniel K. Roberts Professional Society. Dr. Chibry has accepted a position with the Heartland Women's Group, which is affiliated with the Wesley Medical Center in Wichita.
Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter congratulated 52 new law enforcement officers during their graduation from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on May 24th.
INDIANAPOLIS - Andrew Luck threw for two touchdowns Saturday, and the Indianapolis defense did not allow a touchdown for the second straight week as the Colts beat Cleveland 27-6.
PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Steelers spent 25 minutes knocking around Alex Smith.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The Barton Community College men's soccer team reached a 0-0 stalemate against No. 18-ranked Laramie County to open the season on Saturday during the Laramie Classic.
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