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Nice job. Looks like you had to put in a good climb to get to him.
I got this bear last week Wednesday but wasn't able to get all the pics and video edited until last night. Not a big bear by any means but I have two tags for a reason! It's also just been a very long year of blown stalks on bears and I'm glad to get one down before all the berries are gone in the alpine.
(Oops, this is the only picture I have loaded up to Photobucket and my computer is at home. I'll get more pics up tonight.)
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Nice job. Looks like you had to put in a good climb to get to him.
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|Lions Club provides wheelchair for local grocery shopping
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John Erickson is a happy shopper as Holyoke Lions Club recently provided a wheelchair for use at Holyoke Marketplace. Erickson is pictured with Marketplace floor manager Wade Warren during a successful shopping trip Monday morning.
Erickson said when the weather is nice he rides his scooter to the store and takes it in to assist in shopping. But during the winter, he has had a hard time. He approached the local Lions Club, and Larry Stein assisted in getting the loaner wheelchair lined up at Holyoke Marketplace for those who need it.
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These are errors logged by your app's code. API BaaS retrieves messages logged by your code and displays data from the logs as reports in the admin portal. You may need to instrument your code to support this feature. For more information, see Logging app errors.
These are errors logged by the device's operating system when your app crashes. Logged data is summarized for each crash and can include the operating platform and device model.
The admin portal provides a crash log pointer. Use this to download a crash stack trace recorded by the operating system. To get the crash log link, ensure that you're on the Errors & Crashes page (use the left-hand navigation, under Monitoring) and select Crashes from the leftmost dropdown at the top of the page.
In iOS, you will need to symbolicate the memory addresses in the crash log, which are shown as hexadecimal values. Symbolication replaces each hex address with function name, filename, and line number information. See Symbolicating iOS Crash Logs for further details.
Logging app errors
To support having your app's error logs picked up by API BaaS, you'll need to instrument your app by logging from your code. How you support this will differ depending on the platform on which your app is deployed. With logging APIs provided with the Apigee SDKs, you can capture information at log levels similar to other frameworks you might have used.
Once your code is creating log messages using the APIs, you can configure the admin portal to specify the level at which these messages should be captured. For more information, see Setting log capture level.
Within an iOS app, there are two ways you can log data that's retrieved by API BaaS: by using
NSLog calls and by using macros defined in the Apigee iOS SDK.
- With your
NSLogcalls, you can log error and debug level messages in the admin portal. Support for
NSLogin API BaaS allows you to use your
NSLogcalls rather than using a separate API. However, with
NSLog, API BaaS supports only the error and debug message levels.
- With the Apigee iOS SDK macros, you can log the full range of messages for tracking in the admin portal: assert, error, warn, info, debug, verbose.
Logging with NSLog
API BaaS is designed to listen for your
NSLog calls and to send data from those calls to the server, where you can track them. Your
NSLog calls will generate two kinds of monitoring data for the admin portal:
- Debug log entries -- when
NSLogmessage text isn't prepended by the text "Error:"
- Error log entries -- when
NSLogmessage text is prepended with "Error:"
// Log a message that will display as debug message. NSLog(@"Device registered for push notifications"); // Log a message that will display as an error. NSLog(@"error: Server does not recognize payload");
Logging with the Apigee SDK logger class
To support logging the full list of log levels in the admin portal, you can use the Objective-C class
ApigeeLogger included in the App Services iOS SDK. The log levels supported by the logger class correspond to the levels you can select as a reporting threshold when you configure logging in the admin portal.
You can log in two ways. The easiest way is to add the included macros to classes in your app from which you want to log messages. The other, described below, is to use the Objective-C API that supports the macros.
ApigeeLogger includes the following macros:
ApigeeLogAssert(<tag>, ...) ApigeeLogError(<tag>, ...) ApigeeLogWarn(<tag>, ...) ApigeeLogInfo(<tag>, ...) ApigeeLogDebug(<tag>, ...) ApigeeLogVerbose(<tag>, ...)
The following table describes the arguments:
|A category you specify to identify a subsystem or class of messages.
|The standard variable argument list as used in
The following example illustrates the syntax:
ApigeeLogAssert(@"MyTag", @"A message containing %d arguments: %@", 2, @"my second argument");
You can also use the Objective-C API that supports the macros. However you will not automatically get the function context. Use the Objective-C API if you don't need the calling context in your log messages. If you use the Objective-C API, add the following code to any class where you want advanced logging:
+ (ApigeeLogger *) logger; ... - (void) assert:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) - (void) error:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) - (void) warn:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) - (void) info:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) - (void) debug:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) - (void) verbose:(NSString *) tag format:(NSString *) format, ...) @end
The following example illustrates:
[[[ApigeeLogger] logger] info:@"My Tag" format:@"My message constructed from %d arguments: %@", 2, @"the rest of the message"];
Enabling error & crash monitoring
To log crash and error messages using the Apigee SDK, do the following:
- If it is present in your project, remove or comment out the import of the default Android
import android.util.Log;
- Import the Apigee SDK
import com.apigee.sdk.apm.android.Log;
This is necessary because the interface for Apigee's
Logclasses matches that of the default Android
Using the Apigee
Log class
Log class includes the following methods:
Log.v(<tag>, <message>); // verbose Log.d(<tag>, <message>); // debug Log.i(<tag>, <message>); // info Log.w(<tag>, <message>); // warning Log.e(<tag>, <message>); // error Log.wtf(<tag>, <message>); // assert/critical
The following table describes the arguments:
|A category you specify to identify a subsystem or class of messages.
|The message to send to the log.
The following example illustrates the syntax:
Log.e("MyTag", "A message describing the error.");
To log messages in JavaScript that will be retrieved by App Services, use the
Apigee.Client class available with the App Services JavaScript SDK. The
Apigee.Client class includes the following functions. Each function takes as an argument a JSON body containing options for the request:
client.logVerbose({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"}) client.logDebug({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"}) client.logInfo({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"}) client.logWarn({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"}) client.logError({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"}) client.logAssert({tag:"<tag>", logMessage:"<message>"})
The following table describes the parts of the JSON sent by each function:
|A category you specify to identify a subsystem or class of messages.
|The message to send to the log.
Viewing error and crash log data
Using the admin portal, you can easily filter charts and lists that capture app error and crash log data. You filter the data presented by selecting from the dropdowns at the top of the Errors & Crashes page. As you make selections from the menus, the data represented on the page adjusts to reflect your selections.
The table below describes the options available in the menus. To filter log data views, follow these steps:
- On the Errors & Crashes page, in the far left dropdown, select the category for the kind of log data you want to view: overview, app errors, or crashes.
- Select the dropdown menu for the metadata you want to filter by. For descriptions of the options, see Data displayed for logs.
- Select the amount of log data you want to view, measured as the amount of time preceding the current time.
- To compare current log data with data from the preceding week or day, click Compare Last Week or Compare Yesterday.
Tips for viewing log data
As you're using the Errors & Crashes page, keep in mind the following tips for collecting information.
- Use the menus at the top of the page to filter to the data you want to see.
- Hovering the mouse pointer over charts will pop up specifics about data behind the chart.
- Clicking a data point on some charts will display a popup with details about that data snapshot.
- In some charts, clicking an item in the legend will hide or display the data corresponding to that item.
Data displayed for logs
The following table describes the kinds of data captured in the various charts and tables provided on the Errors & Crashes pages of the admin console. Note that not all data is available from both crash and app error logs.
|Log Type Supported
|App version
|The version of the app.
|Carrier such as AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon.
|App error
|Crash log pointer
|A pointer to the crash log.
|Device ID
|The Apigee device id for the device. The device id is a unique ID that is randomly generated in the App Services SDK when your app is first started in the device.
|App error, crash
|Device model
|The device model, such as Apple iPhone 4g.
|App error, crash
|Log message
|The message that was logged.
|App error
|Network type
|Network type, such as 3G, 4G, and Wifi.
|App error
|The platform version for the device, such as iOS 6 or Android 3.2.
|App error, crash
|The platform for the device, such as iOS or Android.
|App error, crash
|The severity of the error, such as ERROR or WARN.
|App error
|A category you define to group log messages.
|App error
|Time stamp
|The time stamp of the crash.
|App error, crash
Searching error logs
You can search for specific kinds of messages in the app error and crash logs. For example, if you've created specific messages for a new function in your app, you can search for those messages by entering an appropriate search string in the Message column.
You can search in the modes described in the following table:
|Simple search
|Provides a way to search the log message description text. Type a phrase to find messages whose description contains that text. This is the default view. If it is not displayed, click Hide Advanced to switch back to simple search.
|Advanced search
|Click Show Advanced for a way to filter by metadata that accompanies a log message. In the metadata category you want to filter by, type the first characters of the value you with which you want to filter.
Setting log capture level
You can control the level at which API BaaS will track logged errors. The log level filtering is based on the log level you choose. Each level is inclusive of the levels below it, that is, each level includes itself and any lower level. The available levels are:
- Assert
- Error
- Warn
- Info
- Debug
- Verbose
To configure error level capture, use the following steps:
- In the admin portal, click Configure.
- On the Default Configs page, in the Log Capture Level dropdown, select the logging level representing the least severe level you want to capture. App Services will capture messages at this level and greater (that is, more severe).
- Click Save Changes.
Disabling alert emails
Any error with a log level of "Assert" will automatically trigger an email alert that contains information about what happened, where it happened (such as in which phone model, device ID, and operating system), and when it happened.
You can suppress these alert emails. You might want to do this if you receive an unusually large number of email notifications, which may happen if your app has a bug that affects a large percentage of your users.
To disable alert emails:
- In admin portal, click Configure.
- Select your app in the app list at the top of the page.
- In the Application Specific Configs section, add an entry with the following values:
- Category (the left-hand field): ALARM
- Key (the middle field): SUPPRESS_ALARMS
- Value (the right-hand field): true
- Click Save Changes.
Disabling error and crash logging
The best way to disable error and crash logging is by using the admin portal. To disable logging, use the following steps:
- In the admin portal, click Configure.
- On the Default Configs page, clear the Enable Log Capturing check box.
- Click Save Changes.
You can also disable logging programmatically, as described below.
If you want to disable error and crash logging programmatically with the App Services SDK for iOS, do the following when you initialize the
ApigeeClient class in
ApigeeMonitoringOptionsand set
ApigeeMonitoringOptions *monitoringOptions = [[ApigeeMonitoringClient alloc] init]; monitoringOptions.crashReportingEnabled = NO;
monitoringOptionsas the value of the
optionsparameter when you initialize the
appDelegate.apigeeClient = [[ApigeeClient alloc] initWithOrganizationId:orgName applicationId:appName options:monitoringOptions];
You can disable error and crash reporting programmatically by using the
MonitoringOptions class in the Apigee Android SDK. The following code illustrates how to do this using one of the methods that takes the options object as an argument:
// Create an options object and set crash reporting enabled to false. MonitoringOptions monitoringOptions = new MonitoringOptions(); monitoringOptions.setCrashReportingEnabled(false); // Use the options object when you create an instance of ApigeeClient. ApigeeClient apigeeClient = new ApigeeClient(orgName, appName, monitoringOptions, this.getApplicationContext());
Help or comments?
- If something's not working: Ask the Apigee Community or see Apigee Support.
- If something's wrong with the docs: Send Docs Feedback
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Hey folks,
We have a client who is trying to install the Outlook Connector. He is having some errors and I have run into the problem before but it's usually corrected itself. I'm going to copy and paste the problem and what we've tried so far:
I'm trying to install the ZCS Connector for Outlook on a new Vista laptop but it keeps generating an error at the end of the install process that states that the installer was interrupted before ZCS Connector for Outlook could be installed. I've tried several times to repeat the install, but I keep getting the same error message.
Replied with:
First, I would like you to go into your windows control panel and goto the "Add/Remove Programs" utility. Near the very bottom you should see ZCS Connector for Outlook. Click on that, then click the remove button to uninstall it. After that, restart your computer. When you start back up, log into our web portal or the Zimbra Admin console and download the Outlook Connector. Before you run the installer, make sure you have quit all other applications, especially Outlook. You could be receiving that error message because the Outlook Connector is trying to access a file that another program is already using.
After this, he is still getting the same error. This is the first time I've run into this on Vista, so I'm not sure if that is causing it or not. Any ideas?


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Very nice bull, congrats
Very nice bull, congrats
-NRA Life Member
great bull good story awesome memories. great job
awsome man sounds like a dream hunt, wut a bull!!
Awesome great job!
Shoot STR8
congrats on bull
been a great year for guys putting their first archery bull on the ground. great elk
I Love the smell of Elk in the mornin
The arrow is everything
That's awesome......congratulations on a fine bull elk!
B&C / P&Y Official Measurer
Well Done! Only thing better than getting your first bull down is building memories with friends and family. Here's to many more!
Great bull, great story. Heck of a place for him to go down in those rocks, little aggravating getting him flipped for butchering?


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|Grandma's New to You now open at Deavers
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Grandma's "New to You" has captured the front portion of Deaver Hardware's north side at 110 S. Interocean Ave. in Holyoke.
Attractive displays of antiques and collectibles are now in place in the new store section, where housewares used to be located at Deavers.
Nora Deaver said she's still in the process of setting up the store. This type of inventory has been in Deavers' back room, and is now being moved out front for display purposes, according to Nora.
Deaver said she is trying to start the "buy, sell and trade" part of the antique and collectible business, and will also consign items on e-bay for customers.
How did she come up with the name for the new venture? Deaver said it's Grandma's stuff, and "when you buy it, it's new to you."
Items on display at Grandma's New to You are used or previously owned.


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Myself and a friend have been writing much of a story and im looking for a side
project to work on. I do much writing and plot concepts. Let me know if anyone
is looking for a conceptual writer. Im not looking for writing freedom and can make
any story work the way you want based on maps, terrain, races and politics. My
main focus of writing is mostly sci-fi fantasy and steampunk but always love new
challenge. Post anything in here. For more private conversations reach me at
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Fort Collins, CO (Sports Network) - Donnell Alexander rushed for 139 yards and
a pair of touchdowns to lift the Colorado State Rams to a 33-11 win over the
UNLV Rebels in a Mountain West Conference duel at Hughes Stadium.
Conner Smith threw for only 109 yards on 16-of-27 passing and was also
intercepted for Colorado State (3-7, 2-4, MWC). Nine different receivers
caught passes for the Rams.
Tim Cornett rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries for UNLV (2-8,
2-4). Nick Sherry threw for 88 yards and a touchdown and was intercepted twice
while completing 12-of-30 pass attempts.
It was Colorado State's defense that accounted for the first score of the game
with Shaquil Barrett returning an interception 49 yards for a touchdown.
Colorado State's next score came by even less traditional means. Bradley
Randle fumbled on a rush attempt at the UNLV 30, but the ball was scooped up
by the Rams' Shaq Bell, who ran it 30 yards into the end zone.
A 10-yard rushing touchdown from Alexander came after Colorado State recovered
a fumble on a punt return by the Rebels. After Alexander's score the Rams led
Jared Roberts would add a 49-yard field goal just before the break to give
Colorado State a 24-0 lead going into the locker room.
Roberts struck again, this time from 32 yards late in the third quarter.
UNLV finally scored at the beginning of the fourth quarter on a one-yard
touchdown pass from Sherry to Max Johnson. With a successful two-point
conversion the score stood at 27-8.
Colorado State would answer on its next possession with a 14-yard touchdown
run from Alexander.
Nolan Kohorst would add a 33-yard field goal for UNLV near the end of the
fourth quarter.
Colorado State had a 340-219 edge in total yards and an almost 10 minute
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Trey Hillman Pregame Media Session: May 26
Bring on the runs
A sizeable portion of the questions aimed at manager Trey Hillman this afternoon were all about the lack of run production in the line-up. Hillman responded with a common response directed towards this issue, "It's all about confidence with these gentlemen."
He also made it abundantly clear that the teams hitting or lack there of is in no way a reflection of the job that hitting coach Kevin Seitzer is doing. "He never panics, he is an impressive hitting coach, and an even more impressive person to be around in the locker room and on the bench," Hillman stated.
Luck of the Royals?
"I am not afraid to say it, we could use some luck around here, it definitely wouldn't hurt to see some balls drop in our favor," says Hillman. More importantly he referred to the team needing to get going with regards to their line-up, and that some good situational baseball is needed with this team, "It is just very difficult to execute with two out and a man on first all the time," said Hillman. He stated he would like to hit-and-run more and be more aggressive on the bases, "It just hasn't been in the cards lately."
Infielder Luis Hernandez is penciled in to start tonight against the Detroit Tigers. Hillman said, "We need to see more than 200 at-bats (thus far in his Major League career) from this kid, he deserves to get in there and prove his worth." Trey said he just wants to see a little bit more of him but that he loves his hands in the field, he manipulates the ball very well with his bat, and he is a good solid baseball player. Joakim Soria is scheduled to throw 15 pitches in Arizona on Thursday, and 15-25 on Saturday. The reasoning for send him to Arizona is "It is a great place to reduce stress, relax, and the weather is more conducive and reliable to rehab in."


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Cal Shuts Out No. 16 Oregon, 6-0
Senior Kyle Porter Throws Two-Hitter
Cal Topped by No. 16 Oregon, 5-1
Bruno and Rodriguez Record Two Hits Apiece.
Cal Travels to Oregon For Final Pac-12 Series
Bears Face Ducks at PK Park
Cal Baseball Downs San Francisco, 12-4
Devon Rodriguez goes 4-5 with two-run homer
Cal Baseball Defeats Arizona, 6-4
Tenerowicz goes 4-4 with three doubles, Bears win series
Cal Tops Arizona, 7-6, in 12 Innings
Reuvekamp Hits Game-Winner
Cal Loses to Arizona, 6-0
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Cal Hosts Arizona in Final Home Series
Seniors Honored May 18
Perseverance and Loyalty
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Cal Baseball Tops USC, 4-1
Mason, Bruno Help Bears Win Pac-12 Road Series
Cal Baseball Defeats USC, 11-4
Rodriguez Homers Twice
Cal Falls at USC, 2-1
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Well. When it comes to money, im sure we all have the evil greed in us
Guess what!! I am the admin and I refuse to pay... have fun!
Thank god its not real money, cuz i wouldnt like to be you if it was :P
What could have you done? Tied me up and beat me till I pay you back?
u better pay me!
Not happening...
cant say what i would do here, not a private enough place to tell u. lol.
So you mean you would do it if you have to
Dilan is a
for 90 Million USD dollars. **** YEAHHH! LOOL.
run away Rager
Hey i won. when do i get my trophy and money?
You don't!
Oh Come on lovely Rager please be nice to Dilan
I deserved it... freakin Pie! Didn't remind me its my turn.
didnt u get the messsage though. like i got the message so many times. and dang ure so mean.
It wasn't his duty to remind you, you get the messages like 3 times
I didn't get one.
Stop making things up FFS
so because of your stupid mishap i dont get my just reward. this world sux.
You are not getting the money...
LOL, Rager, What a ****.
Playing left arm spin better than the national side, since the age of 12
Kallis a minnow basher you say?
FTB you say?
I'll take it away.
Luckily as CD is an admin he can give the money out. lack of maturity amongst an Admin is disgraceful tbh.
Playing left arm spin better than the national side, since the age of 12
Kallis a minnow basher you say?
FTB you say?
k w/e i dont care.
Rager u Scary


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CHICAGO (AP) — Hey kid! Put down that ball, come in here and play some video games! OK, it's unlikely you'll hear parents urge their youngsters to do that this summer.
But some might think about it — now that a small private university is offering big scholarship money for those who are good at the game "League of Legends." Robert Morris University Illinois says it picked the game because it has become one of the most popular for setting up organized team competition.
The school says it's setting up the scholarship program to recognize the growing legitimacy of are being known as "eSports."
The school says it also wants to give credit to those with a competitive spirit who don't necessarily want to play traditional sports such as basketball or football.


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PINE GROVE - With all but two players returning from a team that finished 14-14 and lost in a West Virginia Class A sectional final, Valley baseball coach Jim West, who is entering his 10th season, likes what he's been seeing.
''We've got a lot of experience back,'' West said, noting that he and first-year assistant Lance Binegar are cautiously optimistic. ''Our goal is to have a winning season, which we feel confident we can do that.
''We know we have a chance to win every game.''
Not unlike any other team, the Lumberjacks' fortunes ride on a pitching staff that goes five deep. The top two are junior Brandon Stoneking and senior Albert McGuane. Petey Shaw is a sophomore who will help in this area, as are junior Tristin Kocher and senior Tyler Hayes.
''Stoneking and McGuane are going to go most of the time, if possible,'' West said. ''There may be a few others, but those are experienced.
''We didn't lose any pitching.''
The catching position is a key one for Valley, having lost graduated four-year starter Drew Wade. Looking to fill the void are junior Chase West or Kocher. Whichever one is behind the plate, the other will be in left field.
McGuane or Shaw will man first base, while sophomore Peyton Palmer gets the first shot at a second base position that could also see his cousin, junior Caleb Palmer, get reps.
Hayes, Stoneking or freshman Tolton Ring, brother of Hunter Ring who spent four years in center field for the Lumberjacks, will play shortstop. Brock Stackpole, a senior, in penciled in at third base, but freshman Dusty Lowe is also working there.
Calling the shots from center field most likely will be senior Colin Bates, though he's being pushed by junior Gunner Knotts. Hayden Lancaster, a sophomore, and classmate Taylor Bates battled for the right-field job. Sophomore Michael Roe is looking for time in left.
''When I first got here we used to be horrible - embarrassing,'' West said. ''And when I first got here I didn't know how to coach. I still treated it like Little League.
''But I have changed the way I coach and have seen a big change in the attitudes of the kids, which is real big.''


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So maybe this is a dumb question, because for all my research I can't seem to find a good answer. I'm looking for some advice as to the best way to install a nock.
I bought a Blitzenburger jig so that I can start fletching my own arrows, but the arrows I bought as part of the used rig I shoot have this seemingly cheap plastic Easton nock. Since my jig allows me to align the cock feather with the nock, I figured it would be of benefit if the nock was fixed. As of now I can rotate the nock with little effort.
So back to my question, what's the best way to install the nock? Also, I see a fair amount of info out there on nock bushings, but I'm wondering what benefit do they give?
I'm fairly new to the whole archery hunting thing so any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.


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Statehouse fashion statements
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Fashion is everywhere, and the state Capitol is no exception, especially during a legislative session. As the session was wrapping up a week ago, I was able to snag a few shots of ladies and gentlemen who are both politically and fashion savvy.
While roaming the marble halls, one would expect a sea of suits in navy and black. I did see some conservative suits -- and I am not referring to the politics of the person wearing them. But many folks also had changed it up with fun colors and accessories.
Spring colors and patterns were found all around the Capitol.
Lobbyist Patti Hamilton wore a floral cardigan and Delegate Doug Skaff wore a spring suit with a pastel blue shirt and a blue paisley tie. I also was pleasantly surprised to find Delegate Jeff Eldridge donning a seersucker suit. By looking at a few men, one would think it was the first day of session -- pulling out all of the stops from their wardrobe.
Delegate Ryan Ferns wore a three-piece pinstripe suit. Far from the oversize, poorly tailored pinstripe suits I've seen, this suit gave me hope that pinstripes shouldn't die along with the double-breasted suit. Indeed, pinstripes should live!
I loved Legislative Auditor Aaron Allred's lemon and black polka-dot tie. It gave a sunny-day twist to a black suit. After all, who doesn't think bowties are cool? As I passed Allred later in the day, he had shed his jacket and I realized he had been hiding a great fashion surprise: yellow suspenders. Ooh la la ... Geek Chic! His look stopped me in my tracks, so I had to take another picture. He put his shades on just for fun.
The last day of the session might have been hectic on the floor, but the fashion for some was a bit relaxed. It was a long day and the fashion-savvy knew they wanted to wear something that could look good from day and way into the night. Some men, like lobbyist Frank Hartman, went a bit more business-casual by dressing down suits sans tie or dressing up jeans with a crisp white shirt and tan sport coat. Ladies wore colored jeans with pumps and a fitted jacket or a belted, patterned dress with a blazer. Lobbyists Laura Jordan and Rudi Raynes Kidder know how to bring it for spring.
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Pipeline Eruptions Causing Fiery Debate over Safety
When a 20-inch natural gas pipeline burst and ignited a massive fire outside of Charleston, WV, it took the energy company there more than 60 minutes to manually shut down the line. To improve response times, a government watchdog agency is suggesting the use of automated valves.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office is saying in a just-released analysis that government officials in charge of inspecting pipeline safety should be required to provide the necessary data so that monitors can help them improve their response times and the subsequent results. Automated valves, for example, would permit natural gas companies to turn off the gas within minutes of an incident.
However, those high-tech devices would add cost to utility services and they, too, have issues tied to unnecessarily stopping services. GAO says that the price tag is high and can range from $35,000 to $500,000 for parts and installation.
But the GAO still says that pipeline operators could develop performance-based approaches to improve response times. Two ways: Detailing what types of valves they are using and outlining the distance between an incident and the required personnel. At the same time, events such as weather conditions are beyond a company's control. The Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration oversees this field.
The agency "must first improve the data it collects on incident response times," says GAO. "These data are not reliable both because operators are not required to fill out certain time-related fields in the reporting form and because operators told us they interpret these data fields in different ways."
The December 11, 2012 pipeline rupture in Sissonville, WV destroyed four homes but no one was injured. The line is owned Texas-based NiSource Gas Transmission and is operated by its subsidiary Columbia Gas Transmission. While the official cause of the accident is still under review, the preliminary findings indicate that the line had corroded.
Altogether, GAO says that 2.5 million miles of hazardous liquid and natural gas pipelines exist in the United States. That also includes more than 400,000 miles of transmission pipelines that transport products from processing facilities to communities and large-volume users.
"We have miles and miles of pipeline beneath our feet," says Senator Jay Rockefeller, D-WV. "Responding to an accident quickly and efficiently is absolutely essential to keeping the public safe."
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The explosion in West Virginia comes about two years after one in Northern California. There, a pipeline owned by PG&E erupted, killing nine people and destroying 38 homes. In that situation, the National Transportation Safety Board assigned much of the blame on the utility, saying that it had no methods in place to detect structural weaknesses in its pipeline. It also said that the PG&E did not have shut-off valves that would have limited the explosion's severity.
U.S. lawmakers from California then proposed strengthening the pipeline rules. A safety law that passed in 2002 -- and updated in 2006 and again in 2011 -- has been working to speed up the frequency with which such lines were inspected as well as to impose tougher financial penalties. But critics have complained that the networks are too vast for them to be properly inspected.
For its part, the pipeline industry says that most of the accidents that occur do so outside the purview of the operator. It says that such factors as "excavation" account for most incident reports while 10 percent are the result of "corrosion," construction or operation of lines.
The discussion over pipeline safety is occurring at a vital time in the nation's energy evolution -- when shale gas is considered by some as America's new economic lifeline. As such, the share of natural gas used to fuel power plants is expected to keep rising. That will then require between 29,000 and 62,000 miles of additional pipelines over 25 years, says the Interstate Natural Gas Association.
"We need to educate regulators for the renewal of the system," says Tony Earley, PG&E's chief executive. "We need to show them where we have to invest. We can't run a system until it breaks. If we don't take care of this and start to upgrade, we will have more tragedies."
Just who bears the cost of improvements is still an unknown. Pipeline operators and their shareholders will likely shoulder most of the burden. But some of it will fall on their customers, who have a serious stake in improving safety measures.
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This is a great article. And written without any detectable bias, that I can see. But I could supply some. First, all the good stuff. We have a great deal of gas transport; it is easier to make a path for a gas pipeline than for, say, electric transmission. Second, this transport is linked to vast storage capability, every gas well we have ever created and piped is also a storage space. Third, I note you tread lightly about the fact that shale gas is going to cost more, but there it is in your article anyway.This is not too bad, it only gets the U.S. up to the world average price for gas, and creates even more piped storage space. Now the bad stuff. Someone actually has to take care of pipelines, which can operate at pressures in excess of 1,000 psi, not insignificant during a blowout. That money is diverted from maintenance and its upgrade is common throughout American, nay, most global entrepenurial operations, from hotels, to aquaculture, to gas pipelines. The common thread is always skinny maintenance because to rob maintenance is easy. But to not meet the financial analysists' profit expectations is hard. But gas mixed with oxygen (from the public domain) leads to loss and tragedy for all of us. Since the gas is "private", and the oxygen is "public", and it takes these two getting together to Tango, then it would seem we need a public/private solution. I'm sure our representives and lobbyests will sort all this out in short order, and the rest of us should not concern ourselves with such things. But 40 minutes to turn off a valve is really not very good. A Marathon Runner could do better. Anyways, a great article. You just keep getting better. VTY RJ
"Private" vs. "Public"
Please recall that, while many gas utilities are privately owned, there are also municipally-owned gas utilities.
Also, please recall that utilities are regulated, either by state regulatory commissions or by FERC. The delicate toudh of government is already upon the gas utilities; and, it has been for decades.
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"Just who bears the cost of improvements is still an unknown. Pipeline operators and their shareholders will likely shoulder most of the burden. But some of it will fall on their customers, who have a serious stake in improving safety measures."
Capital investments required by law or regulation are funded by the utility and included in the utility's ratebase; and, are earned on, based on their depreciated valuation, over their useful lives. Operating costs imposed by law or regulation are normal costs of doing business; and, are allowable expenses in the utility's rates.


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The night Dan Hardy finally broke his four-fight losing streak, he celebrated by going home and sitting on the couch.
It was a short drive from the MGM Grand, where he knocked out Duane Ludwig at UFC 146, to his home in Las Vegas. He stopped and picked up some sushi on the way. Then he enjoyed it alone, there on his couch, where he could finally breathe a sigh of welcome relief.
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Two-and-a-half years, to be more precise. That's how long it had been since Hardy's last win, a decision victory over Mike Swick at UFC 105 that vaulted him into a title fight with welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre. Hardy lost that fight, and then he lost the next one and the next one and the next one. After the third straight defeat he expected to be released from his UFC contract. After the fourth, he assumed it was inevitable.
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It's a feeling most people can relate to. Anybody who's ever had a job has fantasized about not having it anymore. Maybe you get fired, or maybe you just quit. Either way, suddenly you're free to do all the things that you've been telling yourself you would do if only you didn't have this damn job. Whether you would actually do those things is almost beside the point. So is the money you'd be missing out on. No decent fantasy allows itself to get bogged down in too much unpleasant math.
Hardy had his fantasies about what he'd do once he was no longer a UFC fighter. He'd go back to school. He'd study whatever interested him. He'd travel more. He wouldn't worry about training camps or takedown defense or know-it-all fight fans on Twitter. It sounded great, at least in theory.
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It's fitting that, for Saturday's fight against Amir Sadollah (6-3 MMA, 6-3 UFC), Hardy (24-10 MMA, 5-4 UFC) is returning home to Nottingham, England. It's a little like a high school reunion, where you show up hoping to come off as impressive and successful to the people who knew you when you were just starting out. At the open workouts earlier this week, he spotted one familiar face after another, people he'd known for years, from all walks of life. He began to feel that old Nottingham feeling again, he said.
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In a way, it might have been helpful to go through the mental anguish of that dreadful losing streak. He carried it around for so long that it nearly broke him. It brought him right to the edge of wanting to chuck it all for good and simply disappear.
"Even when I was away from the gym, away from MMA, it was constantly hanging over me," he said. "You can't get away from it. I was just carrying it for well over a year. Everything's a little bit grayer. Nothing tastes quite as good or is as enjoyable as normal."
One win was all it took to open that valve and release the pressure. It allowed him to go home at the end of his workday and eat sushi on the couch like a normal person. Also like a normal person, it allowed him to indulge in the fantasy of completely leaving his old life behind without actually having to do it. Now he gets to start over. Instead of halting the slide, now he has to resume the climb.
And really, when you think about it, that's the hard part. Anybody can throw it all away. It's not so easy to begin again. Hardy has already seen how bad things can get and still be salvaged. Now he gets to return home and show his old friends what he's learned from it.
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Discussion in 'Political Zone' started by Vintage, Aug 1, 2007.
And the beat goes on.
How many times in the past have we propped, supported, funded or given weapons to people in the middle east only for it to wind up biting us in the butt years later?
Will we ever learn?
Nothing sends a positive, affirmative messaage moreso than a $20B weapons deal.
We are about freedom?
Yet, we continue to turn a blind eye to Saudi Arabia and their treatment of women. Saudi Arabia is about as Democratic as Iraq was under Hussein.
Nothing counters regional threats (from Iran) like supplying the other side with huge amounts of weaponry. Assuming Iran is a rational actor (which, would be assuming too much), this is going to go over like a Lead Zeppelin.
When we do finally pull out of Iraq, the Middle East is going to be VERY interesting in terms of the subsequent months after. Iran is positioning itself. Saudi Arabia is doing the same. And in the middle of this, Israel stands.
But I am an equal opportunity basher.
I fully believe the Democrats can **** this up more if they try.
Iran, Afganistan, Iraq (possibly in the future).....
I'd say status quo remains.
It's bidness, kid. No offense.
As Gravel would say...follow the money.
I understand. And while your short reply was, well, short, it does have true merit behind it.
However, at some point, you have to look at the business you are doing and realize what the true costs/benefits are.
We armed Afghanistan against the Soviets. Those same arms were used against us.
Yeah, we made a profit back then. But at what cost, today?
Was is truly worth it?
That's all brainpaint and I were getting at.
This is a really bad idea! I don't think Iran is really a big threat. Who have they invaded?
I was being facetious with a mock mafioso voice.
Its not so much what they've done lately in regards to invading.
Its much more disconcerting when Ahmadinejad talks about pushing Israel back into the ocean.
Or Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program.
Or that they being overwhelmingly Shiia. And Iran could be interested in arming/interfering with Iraq in trying to prop up the Shiites for control in Iraq. Or given Iraq-Iran's history, an attempted takeover.
My bad. I thought you were being serious.
Though, even in jest, your counterpoint was valid and worthy of a response.
I'm not entirely sure that Ahmadinejad is not just ful of bluster. At any rate, he's becoming increasingly unpopular in Iran not just among young students but with members of Iran's Parliament. I doubt he wins another term in office. A more moderate leader will take power (not too moderate or pro-west, the ayatollahs and mullahs will see to that.)
One thing I would like to add, is that the U.S. is doing this as a counter to Russia selling arms to Iran.
The U.S. is trying to increase the military strength of those who'd resist against Iranian aggression, and as a result, is selling them to Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Furthermore, the US has agreed to increase aid to Israel in their defense. Israel has signed off on this (naturally) and as a result is in agreement with the US plans to sell to Saudi Arabia/Egypt.
I still stand with my belief that simply arming people isn't the best way to go about peace. But perhaps I was a bit too hasty in my dismissal of this. Its probably needed seeing as how you can't negotiate with irrational actors, such as Iran.
Either way, this, while probably needed, does cast a foretelling tale of likely conflict in the future.
i think we just need to walk away from that area for awhile. buy our oil and let them do whatever the hell they wanna do to each other.
Well, for starters, you'd have Iran probably invading Iraq. And then Saudi would invade Iraq and fight Iran.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Syria (which is nothing more than a puppet government of Iran) would probably mount something in the form of a terrorist type plot against Israel.
Funded by Iran.
Mass War in the Middle East is something I would not like to witness in my lifetime, preferably.
they've been fighting since someone declared the land "holy" - we won't stop it if that's what they want to do. if a sector of people wish to declare "holy war" on each other why are we world police to stop them? when are we involved enough to protect our own interests (cheap oil) and when are we too involved? depends on who you talk to usually.
in any event, if they wanna have it out among theirselves, why is it up to us to stop them?
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The United States will sign a pact this week providing 30 billion dollars in military aid to Israel over a decade, the State Department said Tuesday.
Under Secretary of State Nicholas Burns, who will make a three-day visit to Israel from Wednesday, "will sign the memorandum of understanding on the new 30 billion dollar, 10-year military assistance package," the department said in a statement.
The package was unveiled by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on July 30 as part of a new military pact with US allies in the Middle East in a bid to "counter the negative influences" of militant groups Al-Qaeda and Hezbollah as well as arch enemies Iran and Syria.
They include a 20-billion-dollar weapons package for Saudi Arabia, a 13-billion-dollar package for Egypt, and reportedly arms deals worth at least 20 billion dollars for other Gulf states.
The military aid to Israel reflected an increase of more than 25 percent, Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said, describing the package as a considerable improvement and very important element for national security.
"Other than the increase in aid, we received an explicit and detailed commitment to guarantee Israel's qualitative advantage over other Arab states," he had said following recent talks with US President George W. Bush.
With current US defense aid to Israel standing at 2.4 billion dollars a year, the new package will hike the value of assistance to the Jewish state by 600 million dollars a year on average, officials said.
The two countries are increasingly alarmed by Iran's nuclear ambitions, which have already incurred international economic sanctions. Iran insists its nuclear program is designed for peaceful, civilian energy purposes.
Burns will meet with Olmert, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, Defense Minister Ehud Barak, and other Israeli officials during the visit in which "discussions on regional security, including the challenge posed by Iran" would be held, the State Department said.
Burns will also meet with Palestinian Authority leaders regarding "the development of a political horizon" and American humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people.
The United States is striving to forge a deal for the establishment of a Palestinian state ahead of an international meeting called for by Bush in the fall.
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said last week he had positive talks with Olmert in the West Bank city of Jericho, the first time in seven years that such a high-level meeting has taken place on Palestinian territory.
In the best case scenario, it is concentrated solely in the Middle East, but a region-wide war in the ME would cause the price of oil to skyrocket far beyond what we've experienced in recent years, doing serious damage to our economy and the overall global economy.
In the worst case scenario, various country alliances, ties between us and Israel, Afghanistan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and similar ties for other nations (Russia and China, for example) with Iran and Syria could set events into motion for a global conflict.
I think this last scenario is very unlikely, but that's how World War I started.
while i can see where that would be a valid fear, 8 years of bush has gotten us the highest gas prices of all time. before that it fluxuated, but not to this degree. if we left *some* sector would come to power and it would be status quo all over again - i would think.
i can't put us pulling out to chaos taking over *long term*. then again, i've been wrong before.


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Cars.com say this Labor Day weekend might be one of the best times to buy a car all year.
An analyst for the Web site says as summer ends, manufacturers will be laying heavy discounts on current stock to make room for 2015 models.
Cars.com says large SUV's and full-size trucks will have some of the steepest discounts, but cars in all sizes are expected to have enough incentives to make it possible to score a good deal.