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Updated: 10/01/2013 - The White House's budget office says it's notifying federal agencies that the government will shut down Tuesday.
Updated: 10/01/2013 - The White House's budget office says it's notifying federal agencies that the government will shut down Tuesday.
Updated: 09/25/2013 - Junior Senator Ted Cruz took the opportunity to read his young daughters a couple bedtime stories from the Senate floor.
Posted: 09/22/2013 - Authorities: Helicopter crashes north of Phoenix... Car slams into cyclists during NH ride, killing 2... Rand Paul: We probably can't get rid of `Obamacare'... Gov't shutdown splits possible 2016 GOP contenders... 4.9 magnitude earthquake jolts W. Wyoming... Survey attempts to number Detroit's stray dogs...
Updated: 10/15/2013 - World leaders are watching for a possible diplomatic breakthrough when Iran's president speaks to the United Nation's next week.
Updated: 10/15/2013 - The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Friday morning preventing a government shutdown. The measure cuts funding for the Affordable Care Act. It's likely to have a hard time in the Senate, and the President has promised a veto if the legislation makes it to his desk.
Updated: 10/15/2013 - Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal is blasting accusations that his inner circle tampered with a wide-ranging investigation into his use of campaign money.
Updated: 09/18/2013 - Australia's new Conservative Prime Minister Tony Abbott was sworn in at a ceremony in Canberra on Wednesday (September 18) morning, 11 days after elections that swept his Liberal National Coalition to power.
Posted: 09/10/2013 - People living in Dothan's first district head to the polls next week to decide who will fill their city commission seat.
Updated: 08/06/2013 - A quick reminder about Dothan city elections today.
Updated: 08/05/2013 - On August 6th, the city of Dothan will vote on whether alcohol should be sold in stores on Sundays.
Updated: 07/03/2013 - The Obama administration says it's delaying a major part of the president's health care overhaul law, the requirement that medium and large companies offer coverage.
Updated: 06/26/2013 - Eight people will be running for seats on the Dothan City Commission in the upcoming municipal election.
Posted: 06/17/2013 - Now it's time for an election update: specifically, that there won't be one!
Updated: 06/11/2013 - The Senate voted to pass the five-year farm bill, which would expand government subsidies for crop insurance, rice and peanuts.
Updated: 06/05/2013 - Tea Party groups and other organizations targeted by the IRS during their application for tax-exempt status, testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday (6/4).
Updated: 05/16/2013 - The White House has released 100 pages of documents about the crafting of its public talking points about the deadly assault on a U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya last September.
Updated: 05/14/2013 - The conviction of a Philadelphia abortion doctor on first-degree murder charges is being praised by both sides in the abortion debate.
Updated: 05/14/2013 - Right now, Florida has no Lieutenant Governor. Governor Rick Scott's been taking his time in picking a replacement. A decision could be coming soon - and the short list might surprise you.
Posted: 05/13/2013 - The Republican chairman of the House oversight panel is asking a veteran diplomat and a former chairman of the Joints Chief of Staff for sworn testimony about their investigation into the deaths of four Americans at a diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya.
Posted: 05/10/2013 - The Working Families Flexibility Act, sponsored by Rep. Roby, was passed by the House on Wednesday,
Updated: 05/10/2013 - After a whirlwind tour through Austin, Texas on Thursday, (5/9), President Barack Obama flew into Andrews Air Force Base on Air Force One and was lifted from there by Marine One to the White House.
Updated: 05/09/2013 - House Republicans on Wednesday renewed charges that the Obama administration is covering up information about last year's deadly assault in Benghazi, Libya, drawing an angry rebuke from Democrats who accused the GOP of politicizing the issue at a jam-packed hearing.
Posted: 05/08/2013 - Martha Roby sat down with CBS News Congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes to highlight the challenges facing working moms.
Updated: 05/08/2013 - Former Republican South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is comparing himself to the biblical figure Lazarus, who was resurrected from the dead.
Posted: 05/06/2013 - The U.S. is weighing it's options on how to deal with Syria in the wake of two separate Israeli airstrikes over the weekend.


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He's old enough to join the AARB (American Association of Retired Bears--zing!), but Smokey the Bear is still at it. A few weeks ago, the Advertising Council and the U.S. Forest Service teamed up for a new "Get Your Smokey On" set of public service announcements, starring America's #1 forest-fire-preventer--who just-turned-65.
Apparently, we still need him--especially given how dry our summer's been. Just today, in West Seattle, by the Riverview Playfield, the brave men and women of the Seattle Fire Department had to fight a 200' x 200' brush fire. When Smokey says "only you can prevent wildfires," it's not limited to the mountains. It applies to West Seattle, too.

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Flip Wilson: What you saw wasn't all you got
Forty years ago, Flip Wilson was the biggest thing in television.
In its first two seasons on NBC, "The Flip Wilson Show" was the second-most watched program on TV. His comic characters spawned two of the medium's hottest catchphrases, "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get!" (The latter lives on in its acronym, a computer application that allows you to see what a document you're working on will look like - WYSIWYG.) He jump-started the careers of the two biggest names in comedy, George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In January 1972, Time magazine had him on the cover, calling him "TV's First Black Superstar." »Read Full Article
Milwaukee designer Bree Rose puts blankets to good use
It's that time of the year when we're running for cover, huddling beneath the bright geometric shapes that have been knitted or crocheted by our matriarchs (and the occasional patriarch) and tucked into trunks and closets.
How great would it be if the blankets that keep us cozy on cold days could go with us out in to the world? Is there such a thing as comfy, cuddly couture? »Read Full Article
Downtown Milwaukee's Holiday Lights Festival lights up Thursday
Cue the cold weather. Now hit the lights. Downtown Milwaukee will flip the switch on the sparkly season Thursday evening for the opening night of the 15th annual Holiday Lights Festival.
The fun begins at 6 p.m. in Pere Marquette Park, as the night air fills with music by Spider George & the Web and the Tempters. Other entertainment includes dancing by Studio VIA and Danceworks, skits from the Milwaukee Rep and First Stage, ice sculpting by Art Below Zero and a visit from Santa. »Read Full Article
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There are many askme questions where answers are given that say "Have you asked to be laid off?". Have you or anyone you know done this successfully? My company is not laying off - when people leave or are let go or retire, they are just redistributing duties and not rehiring. [more inside]
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I'm scared of the shame of being fired or laid-off, and I'd rather resign than be laid-off. Am I misreading all these signs or am I just burned out? [more inside]
Vacation All I Ever Wanted.
If I get laid off, will I be compensated for my outstanding vacation time? [more inside]
I don't like having peoples' fates in my hands!!
I've just been informed of some things that are going to happen in the office, and will involve several people losing their jobs. I've been given the heads-up so that I can choose if I'm to be one of those people, or if I'm going to get the jobs of 3 or 4 other people when they get laid off. [more inside]
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Seoul (dpa) - Former South Korean government minister Lee Hee Beom has been officially nominated to head the 2018 winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, the local organizing committee (POCOG) said Wednesday.Lee, previously minister for trade, industry
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Bangkok (dpa) - The chief organizer of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, resigned from his post Tuesday, a news report said.Cho Yang Ho said in a statement that he needed to devote more time to his corporate responsibilities as
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Hey guys, first time poster on the forum and first time dealing with vintage bikes to boot!
My beloved 2005 Specialized Dolce Comp was stolen last week. I started hunting for replacements early this week and eventually bought this bike, which I am having trouble ID'ing. I want to know mostly for curiosity (and perhaps current value to make sure I wasn't ripped off), but I'm not intending to sell this bike, like, ever. It rides beautifully and it looks and feels practically new, the only damage is paint/cosmetics and that's fine with me...maybe people wont' steal it then
It says it's a Specialized "Transition" but the Transitions that exists today are fairly recent and definitely not made in steel frames. Random google searching tipped me off that the full name of this line might've been "Specialized Allez Transitions" and a subsequent scouring of BikePedia.com revealed that the parts most closely resemble the 1993 Specialized Allez Pro. However, when I search for that online, none of the bikes look like the one I have. Nor am I sure the Allez line was really called Transition at any point.
Things I have ID'ed for sure:
It has full Shimano 600/Ultegra equipment
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D.C.'s "Dirty Secret": Rule by Apartheid?
Katie Connolly over at Newsweek offered some thoughts the other day on the nature of race and class in D.C. after City Paper's Sexist, Amanda Hess, blogged about why the District has the lowest marriage rate in the nation. Among them: This city is ruled by apartheid.
Connolly wrote:
Anyone who's lived in D.C. is aware of the city's dirty secret: it essentially operates under an unwritten form of apartheid. In general, affluent, college-educated white folks with decent, steady incomes are clustered in the northwest quadrant. Their needs are serviced by a massive underclass, consisting largely of underprivileged immigrants, African-Americans, and Hispanics, that inhabits the remaining three quarters. Visitors to the city rarely glimpse this side of the city because there's little reason to venture beyond the fancy hotels, restaurants, and attractions.
Apartheid? Her use of that term caught the attention of Greater Greater Washington readers today after that site linked to Connolly's post; several commenters suggested it was "extreme" and "horrendously oversimplified," and that seems about right to me.
If it was unintentional, it was, at best, a sloppy reference; if she meant it, it was hyperbolic and inaccurate (even with that "unwritten" thrown in there). Apartheid has a very specific meaning beyond just racial segregation. And what Connolly described: That's segregation.
There certainly is no disputing the segregated nature of this city (and many others). And there is no disputing all of the disparities, along racial lines, that exist within it, in areas ranging from education and income to health care and beyond. But let's not call that apartheid. Terminology matters.
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Comfort Inn Willow Springs, Willow Springs
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- West Plains Country Club (20.5 mi / 33 km)
- Buck Park (21.6 mi / 34.8 km)
- Missouri State University - West Plains (22 mi / 35.4 km)
- Harlin Museum (22.3 mi / 35.9 km)
- Randel-Hinkle Municipal Golf Course (25.7 mi / 41.4 km)
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Comfort Inn Willow Springs, Willow Springs
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- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Smoking
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So many dignitaries and famous people, so many captains of industry, heads of state and assorted politicians. Exactly how many, however, nobody knows, but there are at least 2,500 and probably more, and the number depends on who is counting.
New York, Jan. 30 -- So many dignitaries and famous people, so many captains of industry, heads of state and assorted politicians. Exactly how many, however, nobody knows, but there are at least 2,500 and probably more, and the number depends on who is counting. Anyway they meet once a year as the World Economic Forum, although always with slightly different rosters. It depends on who s up and who s down, or who s been disgraced, lost their jobs, or been thrown out of office since the last meeting. In the past they always met in Davos, a nice little Swiss Alpine village, but starting tomorrow they meet for the first time in New York. I am here as a journalist, and already I have a bad feeling about this. I would rather be back in Davos.
Jan. 31 -- My bad feeling is confirmed. I find I am part of the "reporting press," and not the "participating press," and so I can get only an orange press pass and not a white one. The orange pass will not get me into any of the meetings; it will not even get me into the Waldorf, where most of the meetings take place. For that I would need a white pass, and be a member of the "participating press." I think that means I would have to be someone the Davos people would like to see hanging around the Waldorf lobby, Diane Sawyer, for example, or Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. Even Geraldo Rivera might do. Important people show up at Davos -- everyone still refers to this as Davos -- to feel good about themselves, and confirm their own importance. If they spot Diane or young Arthur --actually Geraldo would be a little dicey -- they will know they are in the right place. There are other important people there just like them. That is the way things work.
But no matter; something big is happening elsewhere. My daughter calls to tell me she is going into Roosevelt Hospital to give birth by caesarean section. But I am not to worry, she says, and she will keep me informed. Meanwhile I am supposed to interview Pascoal Mocumbi, the Prime Minister of Mozambique. I think of canceling, of course. Who can conduct an interview at a time like this? On the other hand, the interview is at 4:30, and the c-section is scheduled for 7, and if I show up at the hospital I will only be in the way. So I do not cancel, and it is just as well that I do not. I have been in Africa enough to know that most of its politicians belong in jail, but I have heard that Mocumbi is a good man, and it turns out that he is.
Mozambique gained its independence from Portugal in 1976, and as a member of Africa's revolutionary generation, Mocumbi helped bring it about. In between his political activities, meanwhile, he went to medical schools in Switzerland and France, where he specialized in -- and this is the best part -- obstetrics and gynecology. Consequently I ask him what I am supposed to ask him -- why is he at Davos, and how are things going back home -- and then we go on to c-sections. He explains them to me, and says he wouldn't mind delivering a baby now himself. I think about asking him if he'd like to go to Roosevelt Hospital with me, but then decide against it. After all, he is a Prime Minister.
Later I wait by a phone. At 10:20 P.M. my son-in-law calls. He tells me mother and baby are doing fine, but he sounds a little dazed, and I want more information. Then, an hour or so later, my daughter calls from the recovery room, and says she's OK, and the baby is, too, and that he weighs 10 pounds, 9 ounces. When she hangs up I start to cry.
Feb. 1 -- I write the piece about Mocumbi and Mozambique. Then I go to the hospital, and see my daughter and grandson. His name is Luke, and a wonderful nurse from Jamaica tells me that at 10 pounds, 9 ounces he is something of a hospital celebrity. Then I remember that his mother weighed less than half that when she was born, and I start to cry gain.
But duty calls, and I go back to hovering around the Waldorf. The big buzz among the Davos people is the party that Lehman Brothers is giving for 200 of them tonight at the Four Seasons restaurant. Invitations are much sought after. Elton John will entertain, and, according to the Times, Lehman Brothers will pay the old queen $1 million to do it. Consequently I think about revising the Mocumbi story, and pointing out what you could do with $1 million in impoverished Mozambique. Davos people, after all, are forever carrying on about helping the poor and oppressed, and they love to talk about making things better. It even says, "WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: Committed to Improving the State of the World," on the black canvas bag I was given along with my orange press card.
I decide, however, not to revise the Mocumbi story. I would only seem churlish if I did. But then I remember the Davos "Communications Team" has offered to help members of the reporting press "secure access to top personalities" who are at the Waldorf meetings, and I think about asking for an interview with the actor Alec Baldwin. His official Davos biography lists his many political activities -- Democrats for this, and Democrats for that, and so on -- but none of his movies, and I think he once said he would leave the country if Bush were elected.
On second thought, however, interviewing Baldwin doesn't seem like such a hot idea, either, and so instead I hang around near the Waldorf. The Police Department has promised "zero tolerance" for misbehavior by anti-Davos demonstrators, and there are cops all over Midtown. Many of them are roly-poly. When the Police Department decided to enlist more women and members of minorities, it said it would never lower entrance standards, but almost immediately it did. That's why there are now so many roly-poly cops in New York, especially when they are women.
Feb. 2 -- My managing editor asks me to cover a press conference on the possible expansion of the European Union, and, good soldier that I am, I oblige, although I know nothing about the European Union, and cannot think of a single question to ask about it. On my way to the press conference, however, I see a colleague, a South African journalist who lives in London, but gets around a lot, and calls himself "a hack." I tell him my problem, and he gives me a quick fill: the EU has 15 members; Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary are sure to join next; Turkey is a good bet to follow, although Greece and Germany oppose that, and so on. At the press conference later I get a couple of quotes -- one from the Austrian Finance Minister, and one from the Polish Finance Minister -- and then I write my story. Almost all of it, of course, is based on what my friend, the hack, told me, but what's so bad about that? How do you think the New York Times's Tom Friedman writes all those knowledgeable columns after spending only fifteen minutes in some foreign country?
Feb. 3 -- I begin my day at Roosevelt Hospital. Then I talk to some cops. They tell me about the anti-Davos demonstration yesterday, all of which, I am happy to say, I missed. In turn, I tell the New York cops what the Swiss cops did when demonstrators turned up in Davos last year. The Swiss cops collected cow manure from near-by farms, and mixed it in with the water in their water cannons. I am unsure if they ever used the water cannons, but I suspect it was a powerful deterrent. The New York cops say it was also very imaginative, and they speculate about getting the mounted police to provide some horse manure, and then do something similar.
Meanwhile, the people who have organized the meetings at the Waldorf are becoming terribly upset. My colleague, the hack -- his name is Roman Rollnick -- is responsible. He wrote a story about the anger felt by the hundreds of reporters here, many of whom traveled from abroad, because they were being excluded from the meetings and sessions. When Colin Powell, for example, turned up to debate world issues with, among others, the Secretary General of NATO, the Prime Minister of Australia, and the French, Turkish and South Korean Foreign Ministers, reporters were kept way. (Two Times reporters were allowed to listen, but that's another story.) Worse, the organizers then put out press releases with their own versions of what Powell and the others said. In journalistic circles, this is called managing the news.
Roman's story appeared on page one of the Earth Times, the newspaper we both work for, under the headline "Media Apartheid." It quoted the angry reporters, and identified them by name, and said some were so annoyed that they had packed up and gone home. The Davos organizers do not like publicity like that, and when Earth Times turned up in and around the Waldorf early this morning, they confiscated the copies.
Mind you now, I am not making any of this up. There were some 5,000 copies of the paper printed, and they tried to snatch or trash each one. Earth Times was being delivered to some 1,400 rooms at the Waldorf each morning, along with the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, but the organizers of the conference stopped that. When a young Earth Times reporter tried to drop off copies of the paper at the Intercontinental Hotel, across the street from the Waldorf, they grabbed them from her arms.
Earth Times was founded eleven years ago by Theodore Kheel, the labor negotiator, and Pranay Gupte, a former New York Times reporter. It is published by the Earth Times Foundation, and its staff is made up either of journalists who once worked for other publications -- think Newsweek, Forbes, Reuters, Financial Times, New York Times -- or young people just starting out. The old journalists -- I am one -- work there because we like it, and have our expenses paid when we got to faraway places, and are not told how and what we must write.
This last, I suspect, is what upset the conference organizers. Apparently you are either for them or against them. As it says on my black canvas bag, they are "committed to improving the state of the world," and they cannot tolerate anyone, or anything, that suggests otherwise.
Feb. 4 -- The conference organizers say it was all a mistake. If anyone confiscated copies of the paper it was only done in error. They are lying, of course, but no matter. Meanwhile I write a story after hearing AFL-CIO president John Sweeney say that the Enron collapse signifies the end of America as we know it. Then my daughter calls from the hospital. She says she and the baby are coming home tonight.
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You have to be in a mild to moderate withdrawal before starting Suboxone. It's a great drug and many people like it. Stay on if for as long as you think you need to be on it. It's also easy to come off of (In my opinion). Hope this helps and congrats on becoming you again! Good Luck to you!
for me personally it about 9 hrs after my last dosage of about 5 lortab 7.5s... works good for me but i induct with 2mg of subutex
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As hard as it is to take pictures of firearms without highlighting the scratches in their finishes, you would think taking pictures of a plastic wallet to show the scratches would be easier…
Anywise, back in May, the good folks at FlipSide Wallet provided me a test-and-evaluation unit after I sent my old, leather wallet on an unscheduled washing machine excursion. Since then, it has served as my primary wallet, spending all of its waking days riding around in the pocket of my jeans, khakis, and cargo pants along with my County Comm Embassy Elite Pen and the occasional bits of change.
The end result? Well, not a whole lot, honestly. It functioned flawlessly as a wallet. As you can see in the pictures, it held up against the stainless steel of the pen about as well as you would expect – there is scuffing, but I would hardly consider it to be unacceptable level (the pen was even wearing on my leather wallet). The RFID shielding still keeps all of my sensitive, personally-identifiable information stored safely away* (if I actually had any ID cards with radio frequency identification tags in them). The money clip still holds more money than was originally advertised, along with my copy of TN Attorney General Opinion Number 05-154, and my little sheet of backup Google Two-Factor Authentication numbers. The gripper pads that hold my credit card and ID cards in place still grip tightly. The springs that power the release latch and the primary hinge still keep the wallet closed and flip it open with authority, respectively.
In other words, this thing works about as well as it did when I took it out of the box the first time. There are only three things that could potentially count as "downsides".
1. The exterior finish did wear, but you knew that would happen. It happens with leather wallets too, the only difference here is that you cannot write it off to "character" – after riding around in your pocket for months and moving every time you move your leg, the plastic on the wallet will polish and wear, and just look different. Entropy wins. Get over it.
2. It collects dust inside the little corners and crevices. Again, "normal" wallets do this too, but you can unload them, shake them out, and everything is happy. Well, in this case, unload it, shake it out, and wash it. No, seriously – it is plastic and metal, and a good rinse under the faucet will clear out most of the junk and lint it might grow over time.
3. It does not hold quite enough cards for me. Thanks to Keyring, I need to carry a lot fewer cards than I would otherwise, but some companies (*cough*Victoria'sSecret*cough*RegalCinemas*cough*) only use the magnetic stripes on their cards, not bar codes, and there is no way to consolidate/replicate those. Thanks to our health/dental insurance requiring me to carry four separate cards (which doctors' offices invariably need to take copies of), my credit and debit cards, my driver's license, and my two carry permits, I have to periodically use my old Jimi Wallet for random "membership" cards.
However, there is a fix for even that. As you can see in the picture to the right, my FlipSide has a business card clip on its back, capable of holding four business cards, but it does not have enough of a grip for plasticky / credit-card-like cards. Enter the FlipSideKick. Ten bucks nets you a backpack for your FlipSide 2x wallet that can hold another three regular cards, up to six business cards, or some combination of the same. It is not RFID shielded, but that can be useful too – put your proximity cards in there, and just hold your wallet up to the reader, rather than having to take it out to be read.
So what is the conclusion? After six months of use, I would consider the FlipSide wallet to be well worth its price. It is made here in the good old USofA (so buying it constitutes a real "stimulus"), it holds what I really need it to (and I can expand it if I have to), is not any larger than is absolutely necessary, and it holds up to even my somewhat excessive levels of wear and tear. Nothing has broken, nothing has failed, no cracks have developed, and everything works about the same as it did when I took it out of the box. Maybe it is not as classy as your grandfather's leather wallet, but it has a few bells and whistles even his did not, and I am willing to bet it will last about as long.
(* – My father actually purchased, and still uses, one of these for all of his prox- and RFID-equipped cards at work, and reports that it keeps them safe.)
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FORT MONROE, Va. - The Brazilian Army is currently working on an initiative to update and modify their programs in the areas of concept development, doctrine, leader development, and lessons learned.
Retired Maj. Gen. Joao Henrique Carvalho de Freitas, Chief of the Doctrine Advisory Body, Brazilian Army Education and Cultural Department, and three staff officers visited Headquarters, U.S. Army Training Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Va., during May 22-24 to meet with Operations and Army Capabilities Integration Center experts in an effort to expand their knowledge and foster the partnership between the U.S. and Brazilian Armies.
Maj. Gen. Joao Henrique and the officers were greeted by Maj. Gen. Walter L. Davis, deputy director of the U.S. Army Capabilities Integration Center, and Michael Formica, TRADOC Acting Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7, for morning briefings and discussions, and met later in the day with Ted Melton, Director of TRADOC International Army Programs, for briefings and discussions that afternoon.
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A 6km race organised by the Vale of Aylesbury Athletic Club which includes 190m of climbing up to the monument on Coombe Hill.
The main race starts at 11.00 am but shortly before, we are offering a family race starting at 10:40am, which is aimed to younger children (If under the age of 10 must run with a parent).
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The start will be by the Shoulder of Mutton on Pound Street in Wendover. The route heads up Ellesborough Road before joining the Ridgeway path towards Coombe Hill.
Having climbed up close to the monument, the route drops down a bridleway towards Ellesborough Golf Club and then swings back up again towards the monument. This is the killer hill locally known as 'The Front'.
The good news is that, once you reach the monument, it is downhill from there. Firstly, across the common to pick up a path taking you down towards Wendover. Carry on down the Gully, once at the bottom you then take a left into the chalk pit to the finish.
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As a kid, chocolate cake wasn't really my favorite, I was a yellow cake kinda gal. As I've gotten older, chocolate cake has climbed up my list of things I enjoy. My husband and kids love chocolate cake, so when I came across this recipe on Marie's blog, The English Kitchen (one of my favorite food bloggers I might add!) I knew I just had to make it. Marie holds a special endearing quality for me, she' from England, my home land. I love seeing what she is cooking and baking. While I've been in America all my life, I have a special place in my heart for Jolly Ole England. :)
I only have one decent photo of this cake. It just went too fast!
Marie's icing came out considerably creamier than mine. Mine was stiffer, but I'm sure, equally delicious. While Marie was kind enough to give the U.S. standard equivalents, there were a couple of adjustments that I made:
Instead of self rising flour, I used all purpose flour and added baking powder and salt. Those adjustments are reflected in my adaptation below.
I also had to substitute for the golden caster sugar. I'm not even sure if that's available here in the states, it's certainly not something you'll find in my little one horse town. So instead, I ran some turbinado sugar through the food processor to make my own golden caster sugar. :)
The main reason I chose to make this cake was because my husband had accidentally dropped a can of Coke on the floor and dented the can. He won't drink it after that and I hate to let those go to waste! This cake used almost the entire can, so it worked out perfectly.
The result is a deliciously moist and flavorful chocolate that everyone in this house loved. Nothing went to waste, it was all gobbled up! So if you are looking for a tasty chocolate cake, try this, you won't be disappointed.
Chocolate Cola Cake
adapted from The English Kitchen
For the cake:
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 3/4 cup all purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups turbinado sugar that has been ground fine in a food processor (measure after grinding)
3 heaping tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
generous pinch of baking soda
200 ml of cola drink (slightly more than 3/4 cup) (your measuring cup probably has ML on it)
1/4 cup milk
2 large eggs, beaten
1 tsp vanilla extract
For the buttercream icing:
4 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
1 1/2 cups powdered or icing sugar, sifted
2 to 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
2 tablespoons cola drink
Preheat the oven to 350 F. Butter two 9 inch round cake pans. Set aside.
Whisk the flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, cocoa powder and baking soda together in a large bowl. In saucepan over medium-low heat, melt the butter and cola together. Add to the dry ingredients along with the milk, eggs and vanilla. Mix gently but thoroughly. Pour into the prepared pan. Bake for 33-38 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove to a wire rack to cool.
Beat all the icing ingredients together until smooth and fluffy. Spread over cooled cake.
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I observed when we use VGroup in the HDividedBox dragging is not completely moving to the left side.The components in the VGroup are still appearing when we drag the hdivider completely.But when we use VBox in the HDividedBox dragging is working perfectly. Here is sample code
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Now when we drag divider completely to the left side first combobox is visible but when i replace the same code with VBox dragging is working fine. Can any one help me on how to fix this without using VBox


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This set of four optional Losi Aluminum Threaded Shocks, and are intended for use with the Losi Mini-Late Model 1/18 scale vehicle. The hard-anodized aluminum shocks allow the Mini-Late Model to be adjusted for multiple surfaces, and also provide finer suspension tuning and ride characteristics. The included instructions contain steps on how to change-out parts and tips on limiting shock travel.
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Ice Age 2: The Meltdown Reviews
We are introduced to a whole bunch of mammal families in this film, all kinds of small to large creatures that now live and play with our original trio. The first impression you get instantly is this time its really aimed at the kids route. There are cute little furry things with big eyes running around with their parents looking after them, more silly childish little visual gags and of course the eventual introduction of female mammoth 'Ellie'.
The new mammoth also brings two little sidekick creatures with her that use modern slang with visual references from time to time, clearly to appeal to the whole spectrum of young people. By far the worst characters in the new film and always a mistake to go down that route.
The plot is simple again (kids film remember), all the creatures must escape their current home within a large valley because it will flood, not too original this time. Predictably this entails the same kind of japes that we saw in the first film but merely with new mammals to join in. The new mammoth voiced by Queen Latifah also predictably adds a nice cuddly romance into the fold which for myself (and possibly other male adults) kinda made things a bit lame.
The two sea reptiles that pursue the team are a nice menacing touch. They don't look too nasty obviously but its cool to see all various types of prehistoric creatures being used, factual or not doesn't matter here.
Voices are all the same which is good continuity. This mean we do get more greatness from Leguizamo as 'Sid' who is still easily the best character here. Latifah is a pleasant surprise as 'Ellie' with her quite soothing peaceful voice but all the other characters are more generic, annoying, forgettable and merely filler for the background.
Being made a good fours years after the first effects have gotten better also. The whole thing still has that nice minimalistic look to it (mainly backgrounds and ice), I still think it has the old Chuck Jones feel about it at times. Character rendering is much sharper this time, especially on fur, not that is was all that bad in the first film. All the characters look really good accept for 'Diego' whose design is much more static, he was the same in the first film. The really impressive moments are water animations and how they pull off wet fur, this impressed me, 'Sid's' fur looking real enough to reach out and touch.
More of a let down for me this one, its still a quality animated film but very much in favour for the youngsters this time. I'm still loving 'Sid' with Leguizamo's top voice and of course you still have 'Scrat' tearing around after his acorn in the excellent running gag/subplot throughout the whole film. Not tired of that lill saber-toothed squirrel yet, that one slither of humour keeps me coming back for more.
- That's genius, Sid.
Call me Squid."
'Ice Age' was a hit and the best animation in its release year. It lost the Oscar to 'Spirited Away', an Asian animation but it was so obvious that a sequel would be coming at some point. It took 4 years and 'Ice Age: The Meltdown' was released. It was an even more bigger success than its predecessor but was it better than the original, which I gave a 5 star rating?
As the first one, this sequel also begins with a scene starring Scrat, the sabretooth squirrel. And it comes as no surprise when I'm telling you that he (yep, it's a boy which is shown in the third film) still has an obsession with the damn acorns. The following scene shows the mammals enjoying waterslides and the heat. They've clearly skipped the fact that the ice is melting. When this is proven, the whole bunch start their journey to safer grounds.
On the way, the three protagonists of the first film, Manny, Sid and Diego, meet two opossums that suffer from really bad ADHD. They introduce the bunch to their sister, Ellie, who is in fact a mammoth but believes to be an opossum. Manny, who was sure that he would be the last of his species, is happy about the truth that he is not alone. Will Manny convince Ellie that she is not what she believes before it is too late? And by late, I mean before the two hungry water beasts rip 'em apart! The horror...
If 'Ice Age' looked great, this sequel looks even better. The film is richer in detail and the enhancement of character design has made 'em even more alive.
There's some new characters with Ellie the mammoth, played by Queen Latifah and two opossums, played by Seann William Scott and Josh Peck. Queen Latifah contributes with an excellent role as the lovable mammoth who amusingly believes to be an opossum. The two opossums have probably been created to give equally as many laughs as Sid the sloth but it's just not possible. For example the scene were the miniature sloths capture Sid and hold him as their God is one of the funniest scenes in the film. Scrat succeeds to deliver, again, several funny scenes and in the end scene, these two hilarious characters are united. Almost has the same magic as De Niro and Pacino in 'Heat'...
But is it as good as the first one? Here it goes: The story is less sympathetic than its predecessor and it feels as if the makers have wanted to make more of a faster, funnier etc film. But more isn't necessarily better. 'Ice Age: The Meltdown' lacks the charm, wit and heart of its predecessor but is in no way a bad sequel. The film itself is a fun ride but like so many other sequels, it just doesn't recapture the same feeling as with 'Ice Age'.
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HIV and AIDS are serious threats in many countries and present significant challenges for prison and public health authorities and national governments. The levels of HIV infection among prison populations worldwide are much higher than in the general population. Because most prisoners are in prison for only a short period of time before they re-enter their communities, it is acknowledged that prisoners and prison staff are part of the broader community and that the health threat of HIV within and outside prisons are linked. Nonetheless, prisons, prisoners and prison staff are often neglected in efforts intended to tackle the epidemic.
UNODC's Regional Office for Southern Africa is running a regional programme entitled HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support in Prisons Settings in Southern Africa covering Ethiopia, Malawi Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania and Zambia, with the objectives to prevent new HIV infections specifically related to incarceration in selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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