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Keep your spine straight — don't try to tuck your buttocks under.
Place a hand on a wall or fixed heavy object, such as a desk for support, if needed.
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Lower yourself to 1 knee. If needed, place 1 hand on a sturdy, stable object to steady yourself as you move downward.
Rest an arm on the raised knee.
Bend at the hips and knees, but not at the waist, to get closer to the floor.
Don't round your shoulders or hunch your back or neck.
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She purchases young cattle in the local market, fattens them, and sells them in the local markets. As a rule, she sells the fattened animals and buys the young ones once a week. With the help of a loan, she is planning to develop the business and to increase the income for her family.
This is her fist loan and she is so grateful for those who trusted her and decided to support her. Rohat promises to do her best in order to able to pay the loan in a timely manner.
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Traffic Talk: Stay safe for Independence Day
Independence Day is the favorite holiday of my friend Bubba, and he really likes to enjoy it. The bigger the celebration, the better.
He knows the importance of the date July 4. He can tell you all about the Declaration of Independence, including who signed it. He can name various major battles of the Revolutionary War, including where they were fought and what was the outcome.
What he can't tell you much about is fireworks safety. He doesn't have a strong understanding of anything the least bit explosive, or flammable. And if it involves moving vehicles, run away.
Several years ago, I wrote a column about July 4 safety and mentioned a guy having a pop bottle rocket war with a friend as they drove their cars down the road, firing at each other. One lit a rocket which tracked into the other's vehicle, lighting the seat.
I wrote about a boy riding in the back seat, trying to light a punk. An ash fell into a bag of firecrackers, starting a fire and setting off a series of explosions, which burned a nice hole in the upholstery.
I've told the story many times about a friend who liked to hold Roman candles as they fired, ball after ball. But more than once, he caused a grass fire when he dropped a hot candle and it fired into dry brush.
But one of the worst incidents involved trying to fire missiles from a pickup at a roadside target — an old car. The missiles, which were designed to be fired from a stationary location while pointed upward, left a significant burn on the individual's hand as it sped toward the car, then exploded inside.
The fire began immediately. There was no way to put it out. Guess who it belonged to?
So if you have any ideas of trying any of these stunts, here's some advice. Don't.
Just enjoy the holiday the safer way. Watch a parade, have a barbecue, attend a picnic, go to a concert, play games, enjoy your family and friends.
Let those who have expertise in doing so handle the fireworks show. And if you happen to be at an event with some guy known as Bubba, don't let him near the matches.
He's not real good in a boat either. It's best not to let him out on the lake. Trust me.
If it moves, burns, or explodes, Bubba can be a problem.
By the way …
Expect a visual preference of law enforcement personnel during the holiday. They're there to keep you safe.
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Please understand that approximately 30% of orders come in random short lengths and that our timber is supplied as ABCD grade generally. Timber is a natural product. Colours can and may vary from images shown from actual samples. Boards will vary across every floor in colour, tone and knot frequency. It is this variation that gives timber its natural beauty and appeal.
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Concrete sub-floors
- Glued and secret nailed on to 9mm or thicker pinned ply with moisture barrier underneath.
- Glued and weighted on to glued acoustic mats.
- Directly stuck and weighted to a membraned slab where sub-floor heating is being used.
Timber joist sub-floors
- Glued and secret nailed on to structural ply laid over joists.
- Glued and secret nailed on to acoustic mat over structural ply over joists.
- Over a formed staircase use matched pre-finished solid stair nosing and 189 or 260mm boards for treads and risers. Use matched pre-finished cover strip to hide engineered profile if using a floating stair (i.e. no stringers). Always match nosing's to boards as you are opening packs to lay the floor. Select the closest tone possible to avoid an unacceptable contrast on a completed stair tread and riser. It is acceptable to have some variation in a set of stairs. Not every nose will match every tread and riser but by selecting early helps.
- Glued and secret nailed or just secret nailed on to ply-lined walls. Use matched pre-finished solid corner moulding for corners.
Regular Cleaning & Maintenance
- Regular cleaning will prevent dirt and grit from wearing and scratching your floor. An electrostatic mop can be used to get rid of loose dirt and dust or you can vacuum (make sure the head won't scratch your floor). Contact us directly for recommendations on cleaning & maintenance as we sell a range of natural cleaning products by Danish company WOCA.
- Do not under any circumstances use any bleach, ammonia or caustic based cleaners (e.g. regular household cleaners like Domestos and White King) as this can weaken the coating and could cause colour distortion and the high likelihood of staining.
- Felt feet and protective pads should be used on all furniture prior to moving in to prevent scratching.
- Rugs and hall runners provide additional protection, particularly in heavy traffic areas, like entry points.
- Fats, including oils and other greasy foods can be extremely penetrating and can leave permanent marks. We strongly recommend avoiding leaving any spills of this nature. Clean up immediately – you can use a mild sink detergent or a 1 part methylated spirits or vinegar to 4 parts water mix, or one of the "spot" cleaners by WOCA.
Scratching & Denting
- Royal Oak Floors can be refinished if it becomes excessively damaged. Our finishes are designed to be recoated without the need for sanding. For best results, we recommend contacting us directly for up to date information. Please supply us with the specifications of your installed floor.
- Minor surface scratches can be fixed with Royal Oak Floors Repair Oil. We sell a range of colours in handy 90ml bottles. These are available for $20.00 each from our South Yarra showroom or $30.00 including postage.
Climate Control
- Australia's sun can be very harsh so we recommend the use of blinds, curtains, exterior blinds/awnings or if possible utilizing glass with built in UVA and UVB protection. This will help prevent fading or discolouration. Moving rugs and furniture on a semi-regular basis will help the floor age evenly.
What is an engineered floor?
- An engineered floor is simply a floor board made of more than one piece of timber. The multi-plywood layers use up to 12 layers of thinly cut hardwood and softwood plantation timbers, placed and glued in multiple directions to increase the strength and stability of the top layer of solid timber.
- By utilising fast growing softwood plantation timbers in the base it minimises the old technology requirement of using slow growing timber in all layers – this is a far more environmentally advanced selection that still offers the same strength and stability in the board and beauty of the top layer. Engineered timber flooring technology has developed greatly over the past 25 years and has dramatically improved the quality of flooring products in that time.
Why not a solid floor?
- Timber is a living material, sensitive to constant environmental changes. It responds in different ways to variations in moisture levels. If a piece of solid timber flooring is placed in a very moist environment it will absorb some of that moisture, causing it to fatten and swell and creating a rise or 'crown' in the middle. If, however, the same piece of timber is placed in a dry environment it will release moisture causing the timber to shrink and 'cup' across the face. The amount of movement caused by varying moisture levels is far greater with a solid wooden floor than an engineered floor.
- In addition, the wider a solid floor board is the greater the risk of cupping and crowning because the movement multiplies. Good quality engineered floors offer far greater stability and enable the use of much wider floor boards without the inherent risks common with solid floors.
Engineered Floors – Pro's over solid floors
- Far greater stability means less floor failures than with solid floors.
- Wider board widths are achievable with the inherent stability of a multi-plywood base.
- Usually a thicker 'wear' or sanding layer than solid floors.
- Available in a range of pre-finished, hard to achieve colours.
- Far lower VOC emissions once installed compared with on-site finishing.
- Reduced installation time due to pre-finished product.
- Far more efficient use of slow-growing top layer timbers (Oak, Teak and Walnut, etc.) than solid floors.
- Can be secret-nailed or just glued down, unlike solid boards which, if over 90mm wide, require top-nailing.
- Can be used in conjunction with in-slab and other sub-floor heating systems.


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The European benchmark Brent crude advanced on Tuesday rising for the second successive month in November after output in Libya, the African largest oil holder, was curbed by unfavourable weather >>
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WTI gains as inventories seen falling
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West Texas Intermediate crude advanced on Tuesday before an industry report showed that inventories in the world's largest consumer of the oil, U.S., dropped for the second straight week. WTI >>
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Chinese stocks swung between gains and losses after the People's Bank of China raised its rate on the local currency against the U.S. Dollar and after an industry report showed >>
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Canada's shares advance on rising gold prices
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Canada's equities increased on Tuesday rising for the second straight session and recording the largest two-day advance in a month as commodity producers climbed on rising copper and gold prices. >>
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Sheep Eats
Trying to get through a traditional Mongolian feast.
One afternoon in Ulaan Baatar, Otgoo invited my husband and me to a traditional Mongolian feast. Otgoo, a friend of our host family, had given us tours of little-known temples; she'd helped us bargain for belt buckles in Naran Tuul, an enormous outdoor market. Young and fashionable, she'd even brought us to her favorite nightclub—a slick bar where, at the stroke of midnight, a pair of teenagers emerged in 1950s costumes and performed a choreographed swing dance to "I've Had the Time of My Life." She was, in short, an excellent guide. So naturally we said yes.
"Good," Otgoo said, as we nodded from the back seat. "We will get a sheep."
Her phrasing—"get a sheep" instead of "buy some meat" —should have set off warning bells. But even if I'd realized what she was saying, I still would have accepted her invitation. We were in Mongolia, after all.
Several days later, Otgoo, Peter, and I set out to meet some of our host family's relatives. A driver took us to the outskirts of the city, where the concrete buildings of central Ulaan Baatur gradually gave way to dirt roads, wooden houses, and white gers—traditional round, felt tents in which many Mongolians still live. Plumes of smoke wafted upward from wood-burning stoves, and outhouses sat in many of the yards. We turned down a narrow, bumpy street and pulled onto the grass outside a home that was indistinguishable from its neighbors except for one important feature: a sheep, alone, tied to the fence, and very much alive. With a black muzzle and cute, droopy ears, it was the type of creature you might find at a petting zoo. But its frightened posture indicated that it knew this was not what its future held.
"There it is!" said Otgoo, happily. Then, in a high-pitched voice, presumably of the sheep: "Peter and Catherine, I am waiting for you!"
Now, I knew from Otgoo's original invitation that the food for the feast was not likely to come plastic-wrapped. And I think it's important to connect animal products, especially meat, to the creatures that provided them. But I'm a city dweller, not a farmer, which means that aside from a one-time experience eating road kill, I don't encounter my bacon until it's arrived at the grocery store. Standing face-to-face with the creature that would soon become my dinner made me realize that everyone has a line of how close they really want to get to their meat—and mine falls somewhere between lamb kofta and the animal that stood before us in the yard.
After welcoming us inside, the man of the house picked up his knife. It was a small knife, similar in size to what I'd use to slice a peach, and was barely noticeable in his hand as he pushed open the door and walked toward the fence. Meanwhile, the female family members disappeared into the kitchen—women don't usually witness the killing, Otgoo told me. I started to follow her, but then turned around. I felt that I needed to watch—not just out of respect for the sheep, for whose death I was indirectly responsible, but out of support for Peter. Male guests weren't just allowed to see the slaughter; they were expected to participate.
I stood in the doorway as our host dragged the sheep to the middle of the yard. With Peter holding one rear leg and the family's driver holding the other, he plopped the sheep on its haunches and ripped out tufts of fur from its stomach—a pre-surgery shave. Then he cut a deep incision just under its ribs and plunged his arm elbow-deep into its chest.
In Mongolia, blood is considered a valuable food that should not be wasted. Hence their preferred method of slaughter: cut a hole under the ribcage and, with your arm deep inside the animal's body, use a finger to sever the aorta. The heart, unaware of what's happened, continues to pump blood into the chest cavity until the animal dies. It is difficult to watch—especially if, like me, you mistakenly believe the goal is to actually pull out the heart, Temple of Doom-style, and thus feel horrified when your host's arm emerges empty-handed. But as grisly as the technique may sound, it is surprisingly efficient: Within 10 seconds, the sheep was dead.
Part of me hoped that the sheep's body would be taken somewhere out of sight for butchering, emerging hours later as part of a savory potpie. Instead, the host used the same small knife to cut up the body right there on the lawn. He started by pulling off the hide and chopping off the sheep's hooves, leaving the skin on the ground as a drop cloth to keep the meat off the grass. A neat and methodical disassembly followed, with nearly every organ carefully preserved. With the exception of our host's 2-year-old daughter (who was watching from the car), the entire family participated: The women brought out buckets of water and scrubbed the grass-filled stomach; the men used a funnel to flush out the small intestine, then coiled it into a neat bundle and tied it to itself like a climbing rope.
The effort the family put into cleaning the colon made it clear that Mongolians and Americans have very different tastes—items that seem exotic to us (sweetbreads! pork jowl!) barely qualify for the kids' menu. Whenever I asked Otgoo about what I considered an unsavory body part—the snout, for example, or the hooves—she would proclaim it to be "delicious." Heart, lungs, kidneys, all delicious. Her favorite part was the stomach; I felt like I'd given her a gift when I taught her the English word tripe.
Once the organs had been removed, our host sliced through the tissue separating the chest from the abdomen. Blood poured into the emptied cavity, which the family scooped into a painter's bucket with a plastic bowl. The process was gruesome, but impressively neat—not only was nothing wasted, but there was no mess. When the butchering was done, there was no blood on the grass, or even on anyone's clothes.


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Buzztime Bolsters Executive Team With New Hire Tony Duckett As Executive Vice President Of Sales
CARLSBAD, Calif., March 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- NTN Buzztime, Inc. (NYSE Amex: NTN), a leading social entertainment and integrated marketing platform for bars and restaurants, is pleased to announce the hiring of senior level sales professional, Tony Duckett as its Executive Vice President (EVP) of Sales. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101005/LA76225LOGO)Duckett, with more than 23 years of successful revenue generation, business development, restructuring and sales leadership experience, will be tasked with leading Buzztime's subscription sales and account retention staff. Duckett's role will include managing the company's subscription sales initiatives for chain and independent locations and directing the team tasked with improving customer engagement through onsite restaurant and bar entertainment support. "With Buzztime's rich history of developing engaging platforms that excite restaurant and bar owners as well as consumers, it's thrilling to join a company that embraces creative thinking and is on the forefront of media and technology with its product offerings," commented Tony Duckett, EVP of Sales for NTN Buzztime, Inc. "I look forward to working with the team to move the company forward by deepening our current customer relationships and attracting new accounts with fun and exciting offers and programs." "With the hiring of Tony Duckett, Buzztime brings in another top senior level professional with a proven track record to build our community of restaurants and bars for our advertising partners, shareholders and the 1,500,000 registered players," noted Michael J. Bush, President and CEO of NTN Buzztime, Inc. "I am confident that Tony and his staff will continue to engage our current customers with innovative offerings but more importantly initiate new programs and processes that will act as a framework to grow our subscriber network." Tony Duckett has gained valuable experience and strategic insight in entrepreneurial business development, leadership and marketing awareness in various fields including, technology, managed services, film and music. Most recently he was Vice President of Sales for Aramark Uniform Service in Los Angeles responsible for developing a new go-to-market strategy for the sales organization that integrated Aramark's value proposition into their customers' business goals. By making this change, Aramark became more than a vendor; they became a necessary and valued business partner to their customer base. Prior to Aramark, Duckett was Senior Vice President of Sales at Nexicon Inc., a technology- based Venture Capital firm designed to help copyright holders protect their intellectual properties by tracking illegal downloads of music, movie, software and gaming. Additionally, Duckett headed up the Business Development team as president of Umbrella Entertainment, Inc. He has also held executive level positions with Bowne & Company, Nortel Networks, Tandem Computers, Sony and IBM. Duckett earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Lafayette College in Economics and Business. In addition, he played professional basketball in Europe and with the Atlanta Hawks. Buzztime employs its network of approximately 3,900 bars and restaurants to strategically reach targeted audiences in a unique way. Additionally, Buzztime engages more than 1,500,000 players who participate in over 50,000,000 bar trivia, cards and sports games each year on its network. Buzztime provides clients with branded sports and interactive bar games that align with the brands' marketing campaigns; live hosted trivia tournaments throughout the United States; and direct-to-consumer marketing initiatives through Buzztime's social networking and e-mail marketing campaigns. About Buzztime NTN Buzztime, Inc. (NYSE Amex: NTN) is a leading bar and restaurant social entertainment and integrated marketing platform. Trusted by approximately 3,900 and restaurants in North America since 1985, Buzztime integrates trivia, card and sports games with in- and out-of-venue messaging and communication tools. With over 1,500,000 registered consumers and more than 50,000,000 games played each year, Buzztime players spread the word and invite friends and family to their favorite Buzztime location to enjoy an evening of fun and competition. With Buzztime entertainment and marketing solutions, bars and restaurants attract new customers, turn casual visitors into regulars, and give guests a reason to stay longer. For the most up-to-date information on NTN Buzztime, please visit www.buzztime.com or follow us on www.facebook.com/buzztime or www.twitter.com/buzztime. Forward-looking Statements
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The meeting will allow residents one last chance to speak their minds, but members of a prominent group opposing a Springfield casino are not going to show up.
Students Meet With Chancellor To Discuss Blarney Blowout
About 50 UMass Amherst students met with university officials yesterday. The group requested the meeting to voice concerns about police and town response to Blarney Blowout.
New England Unemployment Rates Vary Greatly
The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday the New England unemployment rate was at 6.7 percent in January, a slight drop from the previous month. Individually, the states reported vastly different numbers.
Concern Over Potential Gas Leaks Grow As The Spring Weather Warms Up
The fatal explosion last week in New York has utilities in neighboring states advising their customers about the signs of a gas leak.
White Nose Syndrome Death Rate Drops, Giving Scientists Hope
A deadly disease for bats is killing fewer of the winged creatures in New England. Scientists are pleased but are not sure why this is happening.
Holyoke School Seeks To Lift Charter Cap In Low Performing Districts
Charter school advocates are lobbying lawmakers to lift the cap on the number of charters in low performing districts like Holyoke, Mass.
Don't Get Too Used To The Warm Weather
More snow is on the way to New England.
Wood Pellet Demand Remains High As Winter Continues Into March
As wintry weather continues into March, wood pellets seem to be in short supply across New England.
Staples Closing 225 Stores And Shifting Focus Online
Staples announced on Thursday that the office supply company plans to close 225 stores in North America over the next two years.
Westfield, Mass. Holds Primary Election For Vacant House Seat
Several special elections took place in Massachusetts on Tuesday, including in the city of Westfield.
Springfield Armory Makes A Small Contribution To The Local Economy
The National Park Service says visitors to its Massachusetts parks in 2012 pumped over 500 million dollars into the state's economy. But the only historic site in western Massachusetts contributed well under one percent of that.
Senate Judiciary Committee Delays Vote On Mastroianni's Federal Court Nomination
Hampden District Attorney Mark Mastroianni will have to wait a little longer before finding out if his nomination to the Federal Court in Springfield goes through.
Combination Of Snow And Ice Can Cause Roof Damage
With another storm heading towards the region, homeowners have more than just icy roads to worry about. Ice and freezing rain on top of roofs already piled with snow can cause leaks, and in some cases entire roofs to collapse.
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Hurricane Igor passed Maine, far out in the Atlantic, but the resulting swells and rip currents were impressive. Here's some shots of Mile Beach at Reid State Park, taken at low (!) tide.
Events in Midcoast Maine
Waiting for Hurricane Earl
This picture of our cove was snapped last evening by Justin Stailey, a frequent guest at Coveside and a serious photographer. Yesterday was uncharacteristically sultry while we prepared for Hurricane Earl. When it finally arrived after midnight, it was something of a non-event, at least in Midcoast Maine. We got a bit more than 2 inches of much-needed rain. And the humidity has finally broken after the longest heat spell in Maine history (Portland had four consecutive days of 90+ degree heat, a record). But we got very little wind — due, undoubtedly, to the fact that we spent much of yesterday bringing in the boat, kayaks and canoe, stowing away all the porch furniture, and generally battening down the hatches. The weatherman promises a week of sunshine, moderate temperature, and low humidity. We're ready for fall!
Aerial images of Georgetown, Maine
Browsing the web, I came across a group of great aerial photographs of Georgetown, made by midcoast photographer Dave Cleaveland. His organization, MaineImaging.com, has photographed all but 30 miles of the New England coastline from the air. Here's a shot of Seguin Lighthouse:
There are more beautiful photographs of Georgetown and the entire coast of Maine (and beyond) available for purchase on their website, http://maineimaging.smugmug.com/Aerials/Kennebec-River-toaugusta.
New Lobster Shack in Georgetown
For most of the 13 years we have welcomed guests to Coveside B&B, there has been a lobster wharf across Gott's Cove from us, serving up seafood, burgers, fried food, and great views. First was Lisa's, run by a newly minted high school graduate who originated the shack on her father's wharf and was recognized four year's later as one of the "10 best" lobster wharfs in Maine by Travel & Leisure magazine. But Lisa graduated from college, got married and moved away. Then came Dena, Mama D, and Sara, all of whom lasted only a year or two. After a year without a lobster shack on the cove, we have a great new addition to the Georgetown scene — Big Sam's.
The prices are very reasonable. This weekend lobster rolls ("the second best lobster rolls in Maine") were going for $9.99 — several dollars less than the competition. The prices for boiled lobster are almost cheap! (click on the picture for an enlargement):
Here's the manager — not Sam (Lisa's father, who owns the wharf), but Justin (Sam's cousin):
Puffin viewing in Maine's Muscongus Bay
We joined a National Audubon Society boat trip out of New Harbor, on the Pemaquid peninsula, to see the puffin colony on Eastern Egg Rock. The colony was reestablished by the National Audubon Society's Project Puffin (www.projectpuffin.org) in 1972. There are now several hundred breeding pairs of puffins on the island each summer, where previously there were none. It was a magical summer evening–warm, clear, with just a little sea breeze. Along the way, we saw a minke whale, harbor porpoises, harbor seals, and lots of sea birds. Here are some images we made of the trip (while we went on an Audubon Society charter, the trip is run daily in the summer by Hardy Boat Cruises: www.hardyboat.com).
Photographer Scott Snyder's images of Reid State Park
Perusing the web, we ran across lovely images of Reid State Park by Scott Snyder, a professional photographer based in Concord, New Hampshire.
You can see more Reid images on Scott and his wife Allison's blog — http://rockwaterandlight.blogspot.com/2010/07/reed-state-park-midcoast-maine.html.
Georgetown's July 4 Parade
Georgetown's July 4 parade is pure small town New England, with a Maine accent.
Followed by the rolling stock of the Volunteer Fire Department
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Five Islands Lobster Wharf Opens for Season
It's mother's day weekend, and summer has officially arrived: The Five Islands Lobster Company opened today. Our favorite locale for munching on fresh-from-the-ocean seafood — especially Maine lobsters — is up and running! This spot is on just everybody's list of the best dock-side lobster grills in Maine. We agree: the food is excellent and the ambiance (at least when it isn't raining) is incomparable. Just a five-minute walk from Coveside.
Bath House Tour "stay and dine" special
Sagadahoc Preservation is sponsoring their 8th Annual House Tour of homes and gardens in Bath. The date is Saturday, June 12, and there are 11 homes and gardens to view. As part of their "Stay and Dine" promotion, you will receive a 15% discount on a two-night stay at Coveside, a 10% discount on both Friday and Saturday night dinners at most area restaurants (including the Five Islands Lobster Company in Georgetown), half price admission to the garden tour, half price admission to the Maine Maritime Museum, and a number of other opportunities. Check out their website: www.sagadahocpreservation.org, for information and to buy tickets.
We still have several rooms available for that weekend. If our glorious spring weather continues, it should be a great occasion.
A spring hike in early March
The first weekend in March felt more like May — full sun both Satuarday and Sunday and temps in the 50s. We headed off to one of our favorite day hikes — the Morse Mountain Preserve in Phippsburg, a 40-minute drive from Coveside. It's a 2-mile hike (each way) with a climb up Morse "Mountain" (more a large hill) to a beautiful beach, occupied by no one other than other folks who made the hike. A fine walk in any season.
The effects of the recent Nor'easter were evident along the trail — many downed trees and other wind damage.
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Clooney, Damon and Firth all head for Venice
The line-up for the 2009 Venice Film Festival has been announced. Here's a rundown of what we'll be looking out for when Time Out heads to Italy on September 2-12
The line-up of the 66th edition of the Venice Film Festival has been announced, and it's a broad and intriguing mixture that contains everything from left-field Hollywood fare, Asian animation, political documentary, French auteur cinema, and – possibly craziest of the lot, Werner Herzog's reimagining of an Abel Ferrara film.
Festival programmer Marco Muller must know that a lot is riding on this year's competition entries, especially as last year's competition line-up was considered to be something of a damp squib. A brief scan down the list of titles throws up names like George Clooney, ('Men Who Stare At Goats'), Matt Damon ('The Informant!'), Colin Firth ('A Single Man'), Charlize Theron ('The Road') and Michael Moore ('Capitalism: A Love Story). So this year, star power will not be in short supply.
Yet, there are also plenty of films from reliable auteurs who could and should deliver the goods on the Lido this year: films like Jacques Rivette's '36 Vues du Pic Saint Loup', Fatih Akin's 'Soul Kitchen', Claire Denis's 'White Material', Todd Solondz's 'Life During Wartime' (with Paris Hilton rumoured to have a small role) and George Romero's latest in his ever-reliable zombie series, 'Survival of the Dead'.
Films we are particularly looking forward to this year include John Hillcoat's 'The Road', which was supposed to open in the UK earlier this year, but had its release dates moved for reasons only known to the makers and the studio. Cormac McCarthy's book, of course, makes for a bracing, if relentlessly bleak, read, and if Hillcoat has made a film that captures just a modicum of the grimy desolation offered by McCarthy's spare and haunting prose, then we could be in for something very special.
French director Patrice Chéreau impressed in 2005 with his intense period drama 'Gabrielle', so might his latest film, 'Persecution', which stars Romain Duris and Charlotte Gainsbourg, be a good bet for the Golden Lion? Also, the festival marks the return of Giuseppe Tornatore, the Italian director behind the much-loved 'Cinema Paradiso', whose autobiographical, Sicily-set epic 'Baaria' will open proceedings this year.
Straying from the competition for a moment, there are new films from Abel Ferrara, an Italian juvenile crime drama entitled 'Napoli, Napoli Napoli', Spaniard Jaume Balaguero delivers '[Rec] 2', which is the sequel to his inventive and very scary horror movie from last year, and Oliver Stone brings with him 'South of the Border', his potentially controversial documentary on Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez.
Of course, Time Out will be on hand to give you the word on all these movies The festival kicks off on September 2, so keep an eye on these pages for regular Venice updates.
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Posted on 06/29/2010 6:57:42 AM PDT by kristinn
The confirmation hearing for Gen. David Petraeus to be ISAF commander began a few minutes ago. The second day of the Elena Kagan Supreme Court nomination hearings began around 9 a.m. They're on the cable networks for the most part. FOX, CNN and MSNBC are dipping in and out of the hearings depending on who's speaking.
The Kagan hearing is being shown live on C-SPAN 3 and online at C-SPAN here.
The Petraeus hearing can be viewed online at the Senate Armed Services Committee Web site here.
Sen. Jeff Sessions is grilling Kagan on Harvard's DADT policy with the military on campus.
Gen. Petraues speaking now. Only available on the Senate live stream.
I have no idea why the gays think they are so oppressed. She should move to Tehran and see how they treat gays there.
Too bad Hillary is not there to tell the General that his confirmation requires the willing suspension of disbelief, or something.
Don't Ask/Don't Tell doesn't ban gays from military service, does it? It just demands polite discretion.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch (VA) - Sunday, September 23, 2007
Author: Ross MacKenzie
So now Gen. David Petraeus has reported on Iraq, and the question is: Are the Democrats overgrown flower children?
Think about it.
Even before Petraeus congressional appearance, key Democrats
were on the ramparts dissing the general most of them had voted to confirm as the Iraq theater commander - implying he is a ventriloquists dummy for President Bush, a liar , and worse. . .
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - in a pre-emptive strike - implied Petraeus coming remarks were written by the White House, and so dismissed them as the Bush Report. Clueless Pelosi added: The facts are self-evident that progress is not being made.
Again, prior to Petraeus testimony, Sen. Joe Biden termed him dead flat wrong.
Sen. Barbara Boxer told Petraeus to take off your rosy glasses.
SEN. CHRISTOPHER Dodd declared that despite the Petraeus report of moderate progress since the troop buildup (or surge), he favors cutting off funds for U.S. troops beginning next spring. His presidential campaign spammed an e-mail declaring: The fact that there are questions about Gen. Petraeus report is not surprising, given that it was brought to you by this White House.
Sen. Barack Obama , noting the same false promises of success that got us into Iraq, said he wants to begin withdrawing troops at the rate of 8,000 per month. The only question about the lost Iraqi cause, he said, is how do we clean up the mess?
Sen. Hillary Clinton told Petraeus , The reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief. She found the administrations proposed rate of troop drawdown - to pre-surge levels by next summer - too little, too late, and unacceptable.
AND LET us not overlook two other manifestations of malign thinking in the fever swamps of the Democratic left:
(1) A Sept. 9 New York Times editorial proclaiming Gen. Petraeus has his own credibility problems, stipulated, inter alia, this: President Bush isnt looking for the truth, only for ways to confound the public. Or: Both Bush and Petraeus are liars .
Petraeus talking about ROEs now. Says he will "look very hard" at the complaints from troopers. Says he has talked with Karzai and other Afghan leaders on the past few days about need to bring full fight to the enemy. Says we still need to minimize civilian casualties and collateral damage. That's about all he said on that.
As much as it would pain me to lose Sessions as my Senator, I do believe he would make a great Supreme court justice.
This whole charade just puts me over the edge!! What hypocrits.....OMG, how I loathe the Democrats, just evil people without a conscience!
I am equally impressed with Sessions!
Sen. Orrin Hatch questioning Kagan about the Citizens United case.
Hi all....
....saw this thread and had to jump in. I am watching Kagan....SHE IS LYING LIKE A RUG.
The rug on my kitchen floor, felt-backed and foam held doesn't lie as good as Kagan.
I was very impressed by Sessions.
You could feel his frustration because....SHE'S LYING LIKE A RUG!
It's got to be tough to sit and be lied to on national TV. Without, I'd add, going over and punching the liar in the nose.
Something I sure wanted to do.
She won't answer his questions. Plain questions, yes or no type questions. She keeps dodging. He asks, "do you believe...?" and she keeps telling him what Congress determined. Like he doesn't know.
CodePink protestors hold signs on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday,June 29, 2010, as Gen. David Petraeus testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing to be confirmed as President Obama's choice to take control of forces in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
I could be wrong, but I'm not aware of other personal presidential and top WH legal counsels being in the hearing room, ready to advise/coach the nominee, in the past.
He wasn't seated so prominently yesterday, and per his past documented hardball MO, he might be there in the front row as a not so subtle reminder to some of the questioners.
She hates anything mentioned in the Constitution...she is in favor of moving to a moving alternation of the document over time to award special rights and privileges to the losers and un gifted at the expense of those who achieve. She represents a view that is totally at odds with mine.
Remember how Myers was roasted by both the left and right before withdrawing? Why so and not this crumb? Simple, the RINO's have no backbone and some may as well be dummocrates. Look at the ruling yesterday where her alter eog voted and you get a great idea where this one is going too.
Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is calling the Constitution a living document, saying its framers wrote it to last through ever-changing circumstances.
Her remarks in an exchange with Sen. Patrick Leahy on the second day of confirmation hearings touched on suggestions by Republican critics that she would legislate from the bench.
"Either way," she said, "we apply what they say, what they meant to do, so in that sense we are all originalists."
Solicitor General Kagan's White House support team at the hearing includes White House Counsel Bob Bauer, Susan Davies (Bauer's deputy who has been running day-to-day of the confirmation process) and Phil Schiliro, Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
If they tried to bring out her feminine side, they failed miserably.
It's 11:15 EST, anyone have a copy of the General's opening statement? I would love to be able to read it, or know if the hearing will be replayed?
Now with Feinstein: "Do YOU think...?" and she answers "I think the court has held..."
Won't say what she herself thinks.
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Sen. Sessions on CNN saying he is "troubled" by Kagan's testimony today. He is not ruling out a filibuster.
If they don't filibuster kagan there is no reason to support the party as it currently exists
I've never seen anyone less qualified
At the end, Petraeus pulled rank on Graham by addressing him as "Colonel" and saying he looks forward to Graham serving (under him) in Afghanistan. (Graham is a Reserves JAG.)
The only thing lacking on these code pink gals is the tie dyed shirts and long stringy hair and a garland of flowers....what an embarrassment!
>> How can the GOP possibly confirm this woman?
Because they really don't represent us.
They'd rather maintain harmony in the Senate than fight tooth-n-nail to accomplish that which sustains our liberties.
It's still a question on which way Lindsey Graham swings, ... (both in and out of the hearings).
He got quite cozy with Holder.
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Senate Panel Approves Holder Nomination For AG
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said he supports Holders view that the country needs to interrogate terrorism suspects based on American values.
I am confident this new attorney general will have a balanced approach and I look forward to working with him. I know hes made mistakes and so have I, Graham said.
Tuesday, Jul. 21, 2009
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Funds will come from leasing current building to Department of Justice
An estimated 250 Justice Department employees working in different locations near Washington, D.C., will be relocated to Columbia over an unspecified period.
Graham said U.S. taxpayers will save $42 million by having Justice Department employees working in South Carolina, which has lower costs than Washington.
It was almost too good to be true, Graham said of the plan. But it proved to be true.
Graham, a Republican, praised U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and Deputy Attorney General David Ogden, both of whom were appointed by President Obama, a Democrat.
I cant thank Eric Holder and David Ogden enough, Graham said, adding they offered their support for a leasing plan that was initiated during the administration of George W. Bush.
>> "Either way," she said, "we apply what they say, what they meant to do, so in that sense we are all originalists."
Holy crap!!!
Well that explains it...obvious Petraeus didn't give him the answer he was looking for. From my perspective it doesn't look as though there is a date per say...rather a "process" which isn't a withdrawal of troops. I say stay for whatever duration...better there than on US soil. Keep it all in the ME.
I agree. The problem is Obama gave everyone the impression we'd be pulling out come 2011. That has encouraged the enemy and has convinced potential Afghan allies we'll abandon them so they don't want to help us.
I'm sorry, but I'm not at in the least bit impressed with Petraeus. His philosophy on Afghanistan, IMO, is complex and ambiguous.
I found one of his comments about the ROIs to be absurd. He said (paraphrasing) that if troop are taking fire from a house, that they shouldn't necessarily take the house out, because there might be "civilians" inside. That possibly disengaging or regrouping may be the best idea.
He's wrong. "Civilians" need to learn that the insurgents they're dealing with are radioactive and that hanging around them or allowing them to hang around you can be dangerous or fatal.
He's going to "take a look" at the rules of engagement. WTF is that supposed to mean? If he hasn't realized by now that they're not working and they're getting our soldiers killed, he is, quite simply, a dumbass.
This entire concept of trying to get everyone to us is ill-conceived and dangerous. It wouldn't be so bad if it actually worked on a practical level, but it doesn't work on any level. The Ishmaelites don't like us regardless.
Now we learn that language purporting to be the judgment of an independent body of medical experts devoted to the care and treatment of pregnant women and their children was, in the end, nothing more than the political scrawling of a White House appointee.
Miss Kagans decision to override a scientific finding with her own calculated distortion in order to protect access to the most despicable of abortion procedures seriously twisted the judicial process. One must question whether her nomination to the Court would have the same effect.
Nothing like a real bastard of a big brother breathing down the back of your neck.
I can't stand this "woman". She is not only UNQUALIFIED, but she is an Ideologue.
I hope Dems remember THAT the next time we get a SCOTUS nominee, and we nominate an evangelical Christian who is a life long opponent of abortion and more than willing to uphold anything supporting religion and God.
Remember Kagan then you liberal slimes.
I found one of his comments about the ROIs to be absurd. He said (paraphrasing) that if troop are taking fire from a house, that they shouldnt necessarily take the house out, because there might be civilians inside. That possibly disengaging or regrouping may be the best idea.
WHY is General Petraeus even undergoing hearings??? Didn't he do that already, just a year ago??
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However, I do believe her being IUGR complicated her NICU stay. She had a rather complicated course for a 28 weeker, and it was most obvious in that her lungs were underdeveloped for a 28 weeker even with steroid shots before delivery. She had a 94 day stay and was on oxygen for 5 months (2 at home), which is not typical for a 28 weeker. She has chronic lung disease as a result. So in my experience, my LO's small size made her NICU days more like that of an average 25/26 weeker I think. But every baby is different. Hopefully your LO will act his age:)
It depends on the baby- I have twins and one is still having issues with weight gain. Baby A is over 15 pds now 4 mths adjusted and baby b is less than 10 pds and now we see a nutritionist and she gets a calorie suppplement which makes her bottles 27 cals.
I have twin girls born at 30.6 weeks and my little IUGR baby is still a little bit behind her sister (about a month for most things, i.e. rolling over, teething, sitting up) she was charting about a month behind her sister in utero so nothing has changed I guess. However that being said she was a rock star in the NICU (all 102 days of it), even though she was tiny (1 lb 9 oz) and her sister was 3 lb 14 oz she always surprised the nurses with her strength and feistyness.
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But that game is **** :P
now let me guess... now your going to compare all games to that series aren't u? because iv'e had enough of that ****. really, crysis, homefront, mass effect, and MANY OTHERS HAVE BEEN COMPARED TO CALL OF DUTY. WHY NOT HALO?
*rage mode off* and why does alienware suck?
Yeah man, custom building ftw!
Exactly - custom built both my rigs and it was about half the price of buying one of comparable performance.
Congrats on the new rig!
PS: Get into dual monitors for developing - you'll find its quite helpful to have the extra space when you have Hammer filling one screen and need 15 other windows open for various reasons. :P (ie: Photoshop, VTFEdit, Cannonfodders MDLDecompiler, GUIStudiomdl, Various game-related notepad documents [usually at least 3 at a time], and an IE window for looking up things you dont know how to do)
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