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Get Royal on William and Kate's Anniversary at these 10 U.S. Palaces and Castles
by Megan Swanick. Posted Apr 28th 2014 11:41 AM
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's third wedding anniversary is Tuesday, April 29. Don't worry if you forgot to send the royal couple a gift though; they're all set (but probably appreciate your thought). If their anniversary has you dreaming of castles and courts, and wishing we had stateside options to visit, good news: the United States is home to one genuine royal palace as well as some worthy imitators.
Honolulu Spring Break: A Hawaii Vacation Beyond Waikiki Beach
by Catherine Toth. Posted Feb 28th 2014 08:00 PM
Continue ReadingHonolulu is on perpetual spring break, with its year-round summery weather and miles of golden sand beaches. So if you're unfortunately stuck in paradise this March -- cue the violins -- here are a few things you can do to pass the time:
Foodie Neighborhood Spotlight: One Day in Kapahulu, Oahu
by Catherine Toth. Posted Nov 6th 2013 11:00 AM
Continue ReadingWaikiki may have upscale steakhouses, sprawling buffets and convenience stores stocked with grab-and-go snacks. But if you want a real taste of Hawaii -- and you don't have a rental car or a cousin who lives on the island -- take a little walk along Kapahulu Avenue, a roadway that connects Waikiki with the older residential neighborhood of Kaimuki. The street, which starts at the Honolulu Zoo at the eastern end of Kalakaua Avenue, is only 1.2 miles long, but you can spend a day exploring it.
Resorts in Hawaii
by Shawn Douglas. Posted Jan 21st 2011 10:36 AM
Continue ReadingWhile catching waves and bumming around on the beach are favorite pasttimes for travelers to Hawaii, for others the lush tropical environment begs for relaxing in the lap of luxury. And thus exist numerous resorts in Hawaii for lovers of fine things.
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I'd stay with plan A for the first several days and then go to your other plans if you aren't into a decent number of animals by then. They should be making some noise and helping you out in deciding whether you need to change and go lower with your alternative plans. Good luck!
If forest service roads are low pack a spike camp in the 3 miles up high and let everyone below you push the mature bulls up to timberline. I have gotten to the point that I only hunt timberline areas for elk during September. I can hike into basins away from everyone else and I see a lot of elk. Every year I hunt muleys up high during September and have a late rifle bull tag I am pissed at myself because of the nice bulls I see that time of year up high. I am talking 10,500' and higher.
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
Shoot the best, Shoot PSE!
Check out Mike Eastman's book on elk hunting. Great read to refresh yourself before season and Mike's reads are always entertaining.
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
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Be Aware Denial of Service attacking (DoS), IP Spoofing, Comment Spamming and Malware programming... are malicious activities designed to disrupt services used by many people and organizations. If you are taking advantage of the internet to run your business, create awareness of a product or service or simply keep in touch with friends and family, your systems are at risk of becoming a target. Successful internet "intrusions" can cost you money and even steal your identity. DoS attacks can prevent internet sites from running efficiently and in most cases can take them down. IP Spoofing, frequently used in DoS attacks, is a means to "forge" the IP address and make it appear that the internet request or "attack" is coming from some other machine or location. And Comment Spamming, oh brother...where programs or people flood your site with random nonsense comments and links with an attempt to raise their site's search engine ranking or increase internet traffic to their sites: "Nice informations for me. Your posts is been helpful. I wish to has valuable posts like yours in my blog. How do you find these posts? Check mind out [link...
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September 26, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Moneyball was a huge hit at the box office this weekend. Check out the trailer below. The movie is based on a true story about the Oakland Athletics baseball team and its general manager taking an analytical approach to assembling a team of high yield and low cost players. Living and working in the Business Intelligence and Analytics world, we want to know how you are taking your BI skills and applying them to your personal sports analytics – this could be Fantasy baseball and football (like several employees here), tracking your running or favorite teams. Post your story to our Facebook page . The best story will win 2 tickets to the movie Moneyball. Contest ends Friday at noon/est.
September 23, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
The other day, Pentaho Founder and CEO, Richard Daley sat down with BeyeNETWORK Founder, Ron Powell for a SPOTLIGHT interview. Click here to read the Q&A transcript of Ron and Richard discussing the advantages of commercial open source business intelligence and user-driven BI. A few of the questions include: Why consider Open Source over traditional BI Insight to the Pentaho community and the definition of community size BI trends and what Pentaho is doing to make BI more user friendly Inside look at Pentaho BI 4 and why data visualizations features are important Richard looks into his crystal ball and predicts the future of BI Check it out here and we encourage you to leave more questions to keep the conversation going or comments.
September 21, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Woohoo! We are very excited and honored to add another InfoWorld Bossie Award to our trophy case. Pentaho was selected for the fourth consecutive year as one of the industry's best open source applications . The only Business Intelligence company to have won this recognition, the award accredits the improvements in Pentaho BI 4 to data discovery and analytics that make it easy for users to quickly connect to, optimize and analyze their data in an intuitive visual environment. The InfoWorld Bossie Awards recognize each year the best business-oriented open source software products. Additional information on the 2011 Bossie Award winners can be found at on the InfoWorld website. We can't wait to add this to our trophy case including recent employee awards of Sheetz IT VIP Award and CRN Magazines Top Women in the Channel Award .
September 20, 2011 by Guest Author
All too Common You have questions. How do you get your answers? The methods and the tools used to help get those answers to business questions will vary per organization. For those without established BI solutions; using desktop database query and spreadsheet tools are...all too common. And...If there is a BI tool in place, usage and its longevity are dependent on its capabilities, costs to maintain it and ease of use for both development staff and business users. Decreased BI tool adoption, due to rising costs , lack of functionality and complexity may increase dependencies on technical resources and other home grown solutions to get answers. IT departments have numerous responsibilities. Running queries and creating reports may be ancillary, which can result in information not getting out in a timely manner, questions going unanswered and decisions being delayed. Therefore, the organization may not be leveraging its BI investment for what it was originally designed to do...empower business user to create actionable information. (Read the similar experiences of Pentaho customer Kiva.org here ) Six of One, Half a Dozen of the Other The BI market is saturated with BI tools, from...
September 19, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
If you are at any phase in your evaluation of a Business Intelligence (BI) solution, please take the next minute to download a straightforward resource, The CFO's Ultimate Guide to Buying Business Intelligence . Not only will you learn what five things you must consider when evaluating a BI solution, you will also learn: What most BI vendors don't want you to know Checklist of questions you must ask before you buy a BI solution Here is the link to download the free guide: http://www.pentaho.com/cfo-ultimate-guide-to-buying-bi/ Pentaho's COO and CFO, Doug Johnson, is leading an in-depth webinar on this topic on Thursday, September 22nd. You can register here: http://www.pentaho.com/events/20110922-CFO-buying-guide-webinar/ The agenda will cover: Five areas of cost for a CFO to consider How different types of BI compare Customer success stories Demo of Pentaho BI Q&A
September 15, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Once a year, after a major release, the Engineering team takes a "Fun Week" break from our regularly scheduled Agile development process to focus on Pentaho topics that the Engineers find most interesting. This year we took the break immediately following the Pentaho BI 4.0.0 GA release. A number of great research projects and ideas were created by the Engineers. One of the major highlights was the prototype work done for the iPad. Nick Baker updated our new Interactive Reporting client to work on the iPad, and Rob Fellows implemented an iPad compatible User Console interface. At the end of the week, we held a BarCamp style meeting at the local Dave and Busters where everyone presented their work followed by some fun playing arcade games and air hockey. The most energetic presenter was Ezequiel Cuellar, who prototyped some great new functionality in Pentaho's User Console, including bookmarks and history. As part of his demo, Ezequiel demonstrated how easy it would be to erase your Pentaho history when your pointy haired boss stopped by at your desk. With this feature, your boss won't know if you ran that TPS report...
September 7, 2011 by Gina Melani
With students back in school and summer winding down, it's time to improve your Business Intelligence knowledge and skills by attending a Pentaho event or training class. We have some great upcoming events, including the Agile BI Live Webinar : The True Story Behind the Buzz this Thursday. Our BI Suite Bootcamp series is taking the world by storm in September with stops in San Francisco, Italy, Turkey, London and Buenos Aires. We hope to see you at one of our events! Webcasts Sept 8 – Agile BI Live Webinar: The True Story Behind the Buzz – Online (English) Sept 8 – The Open-Source Inflection Point, Are We There Yet? – Online (English) Live Events Sept 14 – BI Days Benelux. Visit Pentaho and Experience Pentaho BI 4 – Belgium Sept 21 – Suite de Inteligencia de Negocios Pentaho 4.0 – Madrid Training Classes (Listed by start date; class length varies.) Sept 13 – Agile BI for Business Analysts – Online (Italian) Sept 13 – Pentaho BI Suite Bootcamp – San Francisco Sept 19 – Pentaho BI Suite Bootcamp – Italy Sept 19 – Pentaho BI Suite Bootcamp – Turkey...
September 7, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Pentaho is very excited to share with you our latest customer success story about Kiva.org , a non-profit micro finance platform, who have adopted Pentaho BI Enterprise Edition to automate their reporting and analytical capabilities. Kiva has gone from a "spread-mart" environment where each department had different views of disparate data sources, to being able to validate and publicize numbers company-wide. Since its founding in 2005, Kiva.org has rapidly grown and made possible over $225 million in microloans between individual lenders and entrepreneurs all around the world. To keep pace with increasing demand for its service, Kiva realized it needed a flexible, scalable and cost-effective data warehouse and reporting system that would be able to unify a variety of data sources and satisfy an equally varied number of customers of that data. To achieve this, the team adopted an Agile BI and real-time data flow based on Pentaho. Kiva believes that the return on investment with Pentaho has been almost immediate. By replacing Excel, Kiva is already seeing payback with people outside of IT analyzing their own data and creating their own reports. This allows Kiva's engineering team to focus...
September 2, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
To continue our revival of old blog posts, today we have our #2 most popular blog from last July. Pentaho is now 7 years old, with sales continually move up and to the right. In a crazy economy, many are asking, "What is the reason behind your growth and success?" Richard Daley reflected on this question after reporting on quartlery results in 2010 . *****Originally posted on July 20, 2010 ***** Today we announced our Q2 results . In summary Pentaho: More than doubled new Enterprise Edition Subscriptions from Q2 2009 to Q2 2010. Exceeded goals resulting in Q2 being the strongest quarter in company history and most successful for the 3rd quarter in a row. Became the only vendor that lets customers choose the best way to access BI: on-site, in the cloud, or on the go using an iPad. Led the industry with a series of market firsts including delivering on Agile BI. Expanded globally, received many industry recognitions and added several stars to our executive bench. How did this happen? Mostly because of our laser focus over the past 5 years to build the leading end-to-end open...


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Which Big 12 programs are most profitable? - Big 12 Blog - ESPN
My question is, is this small margin or profitability a normal occurrence each year with our athletic dept or is this the result of building the football offices? Cant wait for the BIG12 cash to be flowing regardless.
Another thing, what is going on a KSU, hopefully nothing and that is the reason they are stockpiling cash.
1. Texas: $24,317,8152. Kansas State: $23,395,4083. Oklahoma State: $14,365,3764. Oklahoma: $8,064,4775. Texas A&M: $3,224,4296. Texas Tech: $3,124,2467. Missouri: $143,5888. Iowa State: $121,6869. Baylor: $010. Kansas: $0TOTAL REVENUE
1. Texas: $150,295,9322. Oklahoma: $104,338,8433. Texas A&M: $74,944,3014. Oklahoma State: $70,123,2065. Kansas: $70,028,6836. Kansas State $68,875,2667. Baylor: $59,859,2358. Missouri: $59,005,9549. Texas Tech: $51,190,97010. Iowa State: $48,574,989EXPENSES
1. Texas: $125,978,1172. Oklahoma: $96,274,3663. Texas A&M: $71,719,8724. Kansas: $70,028,6835. Baylor: $59,859,2356. Missouri: $58,862,3667. Oklahoma State: $55,757,8308. Iowa State: $48,453,3039. Texas Tech: $48,066,72410. Kansas State: $45,479,858
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It is incredible how far behind we are. Just incredible.
And we spend nearly everything we take in and will for the forseeable future because of debt payments we're making.
I'm guessing Kansas State is trying to save up cash to pay down a good portion of the renovations they're getting ready to do to Father Time Family Stadium?
Originally Posted by CycloneVet
Which Big 12 programs are most profitable? - Big 12 Blog - ESPN
My question is, is this small margin or profitability a normal occurrence each year with our athletic dept or is this the result of building the football offices? Cant wait for the BIG12 cash to be flowing regardless.
That's going to be a yearly occurence for us, and it's probably quite necessary. We basically have to put every dime we make back into the program just to keep up with the rest of the conference.
Yet at least we are still profitable somewhat.
How is K-state so profitable?
Originally Posted by CyBer
How is K-state so profitable?
This is what I really want to know. Their expenses are the lowest in the Big 12 with their revenues in the middle. They are either really good at managing their department or those numbers are wrong.
Creative Accounting - KSt.
I would imagine all the money we have available we are dumping into the outstanding balances we have on the loans for the basketball practice facility, the scoreboard, the football practice facility, and the JTS renovations.
"Blamo"! The new CF approved swear word.
Originally Posted by swiacy
Creative Accounting - KSt.
I almost said this.
Looking at it even further:
How can there be such a disparity between Kansas and Kansas State? I am not familiar with the state of Kansas very well but I find it hard to believe that KU had only 1.2M more than in revenue than KSU. I would think there would be a lot more alum willing to give to KU. I know that Kansas has one of the biggest basketball budgets in the country but it can't be that much more than KSU's budget, so where are the rest of KU's expenses going? If KSU is doing it right how can KU be doing it so wrong?
KU is paying 3 football coaches...
This info was posted by myself about 3 weeks ago. Someone in that thread seemed to know why KSU was so profitable. I'll try to find it.
Originally Posted by IcSyU
KU is paying 3 football coaches...
It could be some of this but I took the 2010-2011 meaning July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011, so at that point they would only be paying 2.
I think it has to be something with their expenses.
WVU's Big 12 Budget - West Virginia University Sports News, Scores and Coverage from WVMETRONEWS.COM
Here is article that has 09-10 budgets. EXpenses are the same but KSU's revenue went up by $15M. That is roughly equal to their ticket sales. I wonder if they did not push their FB ticket revenue into the current year much like we did a few years ago.
Stay creative my number crunching friend.
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WASHINGTON – While $13,500 sounds like an OK price for a used car – what about spending that for a new TV?
That's the price tag on LG's 55-inch OLED TV with a curved screen. Consumer Reports says the TVs use organic materials to produce images and colors that really pop on the screen.
With the size and curve of the screen, LG aims to provide an experience similar to IMAX for the home. The TV's are Ultra HD and have a resolution of 3840×2160. Consumer Reports says the curved, panoramic screen immerses the audience.
Maybe even more surprising for a TV this size, it's only .17 inches thick and weighs 38 pounds.
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Stretch marks typically begin as sets of parallel pink, red or purple lines in the skin. Over time, the color of the marks begins to fade, usually to a gray or pale color. Often, the indented streaks or lines where the stretch marks were once vibrantly visible linger after the color is gone. While striae can develop anywhere, the lines are most commonly found on the hips, thighs, buttocks, breasts and abdomen.
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Polling large audiences in real-time with only a camera or smartphone and paper cards for the audience.
Students respond to a multiple-choice question by rotating an ID card into one of four orientations.
For a concise news article on this project, see the MSR cover story by Douglas Gantenbein.
We present here a low-cost alternative to electronic response systems (i.e. i>clicker) using paper cards for voting and either a low-cost smartphone or a laptop + webcam to capture and process votes. The system was originally designed to be used by a teacher polling students in a classroom on multiple-choice questions, and the description below is of our initial work in this area. However, the system can be easily adapted to other scenarios such as market research, audience choice awards, conference surveys, and anonymous polls for sensitive topics.
Moving forward, we are looking to expand our work in the education space by doing further trials and get the system working on a mobile phone platform. We are also interested in experimenting with other applications mentioned above and would appreciate any feedback or other ideas where this design might have an impact.
see pictures: polling 1 | camera setup | camera perspective of poll
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further reading: UIST 2012 submission on qCards
Electronic response systems known as "clickers" have demonstrated educational benefits in well-resourced classrooms, but remain out-of-reach for most schools due to their prohibitive cost.
We propose a new, low-cost technique that utilizes computer vision for real-time polling of a classroom. Our approach allows teachers to ask a multiple-choice question. Students respond by holding up a sheet of paper that contains a printed code, similar to a QR code, encoding their student IDs. By holding the card in different rotation orientations, they can answer in four distinct ways (i.e. A, B, C, or D). Using either a low-cost smartphone or a laptop and an off-the-shelf webcam, our software automatically recognizes and aggregates the students' responses and displays them to the teacher. Each student's card pattern and rotation mapping to answer choices is different, so anonymity between students is preserved, though the teacher can still know how each student answered the question.
We built this system and performed initial trials in secondary schools in Bangalore, India using a laptop + webcam. In a typical 25-student classroom, our system offers 99.8% recognition accuracy, captures 97% of responses within 10 seconds, and costs 15 times less than existing electronic solutions.
We have also conducted initial experiments in polling large audiences with this same technique. For larger audiences, low-cost phones or webcams cannot get sufficient resolution to decode the qCards, so a higher-resolution DSLR camera was used.
At the 2012 ACM UIST conference, we conducted a poll with about 270 participants. Our system read 90% of responses, decoding them with 98% accuracy. The images below show a panorama of 5 separate images stitched together of the audience before and after decoding their responses.
further reading: Supplemental Material on Low-cost Polling of Large Audiences
For our lab's yearly TechVista in January 2014, we increased the audience size to 1800 to explore how we might poll even larger audiences. By shrinking the card size to reduce obfuscation, we gave everyone two modified versions of the card to answer YES or NO to a series of poll questions allowing us to capture more people with the same resolution.
1800 students respond to YES or NO questions in Jaipur for TechVista 2014
Our system can be instantiated in several different forms. The fundamental elements of our design are as follows:
- Printed cards for each student. Each card encodes a unique bit pattern indicating the student's ID. Each of the four discrete orientations of the card maps to a multiple-choice answer, (i.e. A, B, C, or D). The answer choices are also written discretely on the back of each card corresponding to each rotation, so that students can clearly see how to hold the card to register a given multiple choice answer. Cards are printed on A4 paper using a normal black-and-white printer.
- Camera-enabled computing device. In our initial experiments with smaller audiences, we utilize a laptop with a USB webcam (Logitech Pro 9000, 2.0 megapixel video). We have since ported the system to a Windows mobile phone and are currently testing and optimizing the system for mobiles. For larger audiences, we have also experimented with using a DSLR camera for capturing the images for larger rooms at greater distance.
- (Optional) LCD projector. If available, an LCD projector can be used to display the results of each poll to the class. We utilized such a projector in our initial prototyping, but not in our final tests, as the government school where we ran our experiment did not have a projector in the classroom. For each question asked by the teacher, the options were written on the board prior to initiating a poll.
While our current focus is on using polling for classroom education, there are many applications in other contexts. Examples include:
- market research
- audience choice awards
- conference surveys
- anonymous polls for sensitive topics
We envision that the technology developed in this paper would apply equally well in these scenarios and are open to further suggestions for applicable scenarios.
- Andrew Cross, Edward Cutrell, and William Thies, Low-cost audience polling using computer vision, UIST, 7 October 2012.


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A federal grand jury in Mississippi has indicted two men on charges of sexually assaulting a 3- or 4-year-old girl and recording it.
Marco Laquin Rogers and Jeremy Atral Hodges were indicted on sex trafficking charges Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Jackson.
A criminal complaint filed against Rogers in October said they both had sex with the child at a Jackson hotel May 26.
Court records say Hodges and Rogers are from Mississippi, but Rogers had been living in Atlanta and Hodges was living in Cambridge, Mass.
Court records say the investigation began after Hodges showed another man in Massachusetts a video of the assault. That man called police.
Rogers' lawyer, Kevin Camp, said Friday that Rogers' charges are related to the video's production. Camp doesn't think his client had sex with the child, but he hasn't seen the video.
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I think I've set up it correctly, because it downloaded folder names from the server.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has joined at least 40 other states' legal officers in opposing legislation in Congress that could preempt states' authority in governing payday lending businesses.
Hood says the bill would allow payday lenders, installment lenders, car title lenders, prepaid card issuers and check cashers to obtain a federal charter and sidestep these more stringent state laws.
Lawmakers in 2011 allowed payday lenders to stay in business through 2015, while altering some of the practices, including repayment times and capped fees.
Hood says the federal proposal would allow lenders to extend credit if there is a reasonable basis for believing the consumers can repay the loans but without putting specific standards in place.
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|Council aims to solve stray animal problem
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
After years of working to get an animal shelter in Holyoke, it appears as though the planning will finally come to fruition. During the Jan. 15 Holyoke City Council meeting, members discussed the future possibilities.
The planned shelter will be located on the east edge of town, just north of the gun club. By transforming the back 24 feet of the 60-foot-long storage building into an animal shelter, the city will be able to save tens of thousands of dollars. The construction of a new facility could have cost the city upward of $100,000, but the early rough estimate for work to the existing building is around $40,000.
As of now, the shelter is only expected to house dogs, but the pending cat ordinance may have an impact. After dealing with guidelines and regulations for years for housing dogs, the city may choose to avoid similar problems that would arise from accommodating felines as well.
Six kennels and two dog runs would be included, with the possibility for an expansion down the road. Dogs will be housed for five days before being sent to a no-kill shelter.
No time period has been set for when construction could begin as the city is awaiting approval from the state.
City ordinance for cats to be constructed
As concern for stray cats in Holyoke grows, the city council is in the process of drafting an ordinance to deal with the problem.
After a 4-2 vote last week, with David Churchwell and Scott Murray opposing the ordinance, it was decided that the document would be drafted. During the construction of the ordinance, the current Sterling cat policy will be used as a reference to help ensure a thorough document.
Although City Attorney Al Wall stated that cat ordinances are not always effective, most of the council agreed that one needed to be created.
"When you can't enjoy your own backyard, it's time to do something," council member Brian Akey said.
His sentiments were echoed by Mayor Orville Tonsing, who added, "I think we need to do something. We have several areas in town that have a problem."
Some sort of trap would have to be concocted to catch the strays around town, which means that any cat roaming the streets would be susceptible to being caught. Cat owners are encouraged to keep their pets indoors and could possibly face a fine or other punishment for not cooperating. Cat owners would also be required to license their cats as well as have them vaccinated.
It would be unlawful for any unauthorized person to catch a cat and deliver it to the authority. This would eliminate neighbors from taking the law into their own hands and causing more problems in the community.
A problem that may arise is that the city does not currently plan to house any cats that are picked up. This could lead to the possibility of someone's pet cat being euthanized if they do not keep the cat indoors.
The ordinance will be reviewed at the next council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Reports from city officials
Police Chief Doug Bergstrom delivered the end-of-the-year report for 2012. In that time, the department generated 1,667 calls for service, wrote 231 reports, handed out 51 citations, arrested 17 and gave out 254 warnings. The 231 reports total six more than in 2011. Out of the 46 that were written into municipal court, six are still in the court process and two were dismissed.
For Dec. 27-Jan. 9, the department had 57 calls for service, one citation, 16 reports and gave out seven warnings.
Other Business
In other business Jan. 15, the Holyoke City Council:
—approved the 2013 contribution to Northeastern Colorado Association of Local Governments for administration of NECTA County Express in the amount of $1,330.
—approved the purchase request from the Holyoke Police Department to buy four gas masks, extra filters and carrying pouches at a cost of $1,820.
—accepted an engagement letter from Lauer, Szabo & Associates, PC for the audit of the financial statements and the preparation of the local highway finance report for the year ended Dec. 31, 2012, not to exceed $10,000 for the audit and hourly rate plus travel and other out-of-pocket expenses for the highway report.
—agreed to reimburse Terri Biersdorfer $100 for renewal of certification and reinstatement fee to the International Code Council.
—agreed to a 3 percent raise for all city employees on salary.
Holyoke Enterprise January 24, 2013


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia is getting a better picture of hourly and minimum wage workers throughout the state.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is set to release a report Friday on the number of hourly-paid workers in Virginia by gender, as well as how Virginia compares to other states and how the minimum wage situation has changed over time.
Officials say that of the 73.9 million American workers age 16 and over paid at hourly rates last year, 5.2 percent earned wages at or below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - LeBron James filled the stat sheet with 27 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Miami Heat used a strong second half to down the Atlanta Hawks, 101-92, at American Airlines Arena.
Dwyane Wade followed with 26 points, while Chris Bosh recorded 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Heat, who won their second straight.
Josh Smith paced the Hawks with 22 points and Al Horford added his sixth straight double-double with 20 points and 11 boards as Atlanta had its three- game win streak snapped.
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To the editor:
After reading Lindell Kay�s article about the money that Onslow County receives from the N.C. Education Lottery, I went to the lottery�s web site to see where the money goes.
The following figures are what Onslow County received since the lottery began on March 30, 2006, to the end of the fiscal year June 30, 2012. Onslow County received a total of more than $37,574,340 total. The breakdown is this: $14,007,541 for teachers� salaries; $11,984,101 for school construction projects to meet needs that otherwise would have to be paid for with local property taxes � the door is open as local officials decide how to spend the money; $8,518,059 for pre-kindergarten program; $2,623,632 for college scholarships; and $441,007 for financial aid.
Where the dollars went for each of these categories would be an interesting read.
I am not a financial guru, but keeping it simple if you divide $37,574,340 by six, it would indicate to me that the county has received $6,262,390 a year from the N.C. Education Lottery each year. Again, one cannot find this breakdown in the county�s financial statement.
I believe the residents deserve honest answers to the money questions before we try to add another bond � just saying.
Richard P. Quirk
Editor�s note: Only a portion of the money from the state lottery is earmarked for school construction. Onslow County�s portion of those funds has averaged $1.9 million annually over the past six years.
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I just checked Directv website and it has MLB Extra Inning for $34.99 but it does not state whether it is per month of one payment?
When I bring up the page for MLBEI it shows the $34.99 as a partial payment with $139.96 being the 1 payment option, 4 times $34.99 is $139.96. So, 4 months at $34.99 or a single payment of $139.96 for the rest of the season.
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By Sharon Begley
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The District of Columbia's online health insurance exchange – one of 51 set up under President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law – will be unable to perform two key functions when it opens on October 1, exchange officials announced on Wednesday.
The District joins Colorado and Oregon on the list of "Obamacare" exchanges hobbled by problems with information technology (IT), contributing to expectations that Obama's signature domestic achievement will get off to a slow start when the exchanges go live next Tuesday.
The "DC Health Link" web-based marketplace, where residents of the nation's capital who do not have other coverage will be able to purchase policies, will lack the ability to calculate whether someone is eligible for Medicaid. It will also be unable to calculate the size of federal subsidies, if any, that a customer qualifies for.
Although numerous online tools created by nonprofit and other groups have offered subsidy calculators for months, "calculating subsidies for real is admittedly more complicated," said one expert. "For example, you have to make sure the family isn't eligible for Medicaid, and you have to collect more detail about their income. That said, I am frankly a little mystified why they couldn't get this right in time."
Under the law, someone whose income is less than four times the federal poverty level, or $45,960 for an individual and $110,280 for a family of five, can receive federal subsidies in the form of tax credits to defray the cost of monthly insurance premiums.
Subsidies are key to making the policies fit the budgets of many uninsured Americans, a primary goal of the 2010 Affordable Care Act. Without subsidies, sticker prices for an individual average $328 but can reach hundreds of dollars higher. But with them, according to the Department of Health and Human Services, an estimated 6.4 million people will be able to purchase policies for less than $100 per month.
Not being able to learn how much of a subsidy one qualifies for could therefore be a significant deterrent to applying for coverage.
"DC Health Link is not currently deploying the function that makes new Medicaid eligibility determinations and calculates tax credits," Mila Kofman, executive director of the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority, said in a statement. The reason, she said, is "a high error rate discovered through extensive systems testing.
People who might qualify for Medicaid coverage or tax credits will be able to submit an online application for coverage if they are willing to do so without knowing what they'll be paying. Experts will determine their eligibility off-line and applicants will be notified in early November, Kofman said.
Her statement emphasized that DC Health Link "will open for business October 1" and said, "We are excited to announce that … almost all functionality is operational for individual consumers." Only two sentences buried in the nearly 800-word statement mentioned the glitches.
D.C.'s setback is even more severe than other states'.
On Monday, employees running Connect for Health Colorado told board members that the exchange would not be able to calculate federal subsidies either, at least for the first few weeks.
Instead, Coloradoans who wish to buy a policy and learn their eligibility for subsidies will be directed to call customer service representatives, who will do the calculations manually.
Connect for Health Colorado was not "completely satisfied" with the accuracy of the tax credit calculations, said Ben Davis, an outside spokesman for the exchange. "There are 100,000 scenarios they want to test for" – combinations of income, family situation and other factors – "and it takes X amount of time. We just did not have enough time to test."
Colorado will therefore spend two more weeks testing the system "to make sure every possible scenario has been accounted for and providing an accurate response," Davis said.
Connect for Health Colorado will have 187 customer service representatives at its call centers throughout the enrollment period, which ends on March 31.
In another potential glitch, Oregon's exchange reported on Wednesday that its IT problems were causing information about policies that insurers plan to sell on Cover Oregon to appear incorrectly on a test site. As a result, crucial details such as deductibles are incorrect.
"We are in a validation process with our carriers," executive director Rocky King said.
State-based exchanges being run by the federal government reported similar display problems last month.
HHS spokeswoman Joanne Peters played down the IT snafus, saying in a statement that "there will be a marketplace open in every state and D.C. on October 1, where families can comparison shop for quality, affordable health coverage."
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – House of Representatives Republicans on Thursday refused to give in to President Barack Obama's demands for straightforward bills keeping the government running beyond September 30 and increasing borrowing authority to avoid an historic default.
They said they will seek a one-year delay in the full implementation of the new national healthcare law known as "Obamacare" in return for raising U.S. borrowing authority by enough to let Treasury borrow through the end of 2014.
Even as some senior Republicans predicted there would be no government shutdown on October 1 or credit default next month, House Speaker John Boehner warned that his chamber is unlikely to sign off on a government spending bill the Senate is expected to pass in coming days that simply extends current funding.
"I do not see that happening," Boehner told reporters at a news conference after a closed meeting with his rank and file.
House Republicans passed an emergency spending bill last week to defund Obamacare. But with Democrats standing firm against that tactic, they have begun looking at other pet projects to attach to the spending bill.
The Democratic-led Senate in coming days intends to pass a "clean" bill to keep the government running from October 1 to November 15 and send it to the Republican-controlled House as the clock ticks down to the expiration of government funding at the end of the current fiscal year at midnight Monday.
Republican Representative Tom Cole said there are discussions in the House about attaching a measure, which he did not specify, to the funding bill that has bipartisan support in the Senate.
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Montana Man Jailed for Fourth DUI After Fight With Police
A recent DUI arrest in Missoula, Montana, spun out of control when the driver began attacking local police, who responded to the abuse by tasing the man twice and hauling him off to jail after his fourth DUI arrest.
Police arrested 40-year-old Roy Vincent Adams on suspicion of drunk driving after they perceived that his car driving erratically, according to a recent report from The Missoulian.
Sources indicate that, immediately before the arrest, police noticed Adams gunning his engine on slick, icy roads, which caused his car to swerve wildly and almost led him to crash his vehicle directly into a police cruiser.
When police officers, who were trailing Adams, turned on their lights, Adams attempted to flee by speeding in an opposite direction. His efforts, however, were to no avail, as Adams simply ran his truck into a curb.
According to the police report filed after the incident, Adams left his car after being pulled over and started pacing back and forth, in what police deemed a threatening and erratic manner.
When Adams allegedly ignored an officer's demand to sit on the curb, the arresting officers grabbed Adams and a fight ensued. Adams allegedly struck one officer in the chest, and was able to continue fighting even after the police tased him twice.
The police report also indicates that Adams continued screaming obscenities at police officers after he was handcuffed and incapacitated. Sources say that Adams, who has been held in a local jail on a $15,000 bail, has been convicted three times before on DUI charges.
Adams is facing a litany of charges, including felony DUI, assault, resisting arrest and attacking a police officer, and reckless driving.
Interestingly, police were able to obtain a blood sample from Adams via a mandatory blood test, rather than a breath test, which Adams refused to give.
The administration of "no refusal" blood tests has recently gained traction in several states, as police officers have looked for an alternative method of determining a suspect's blood alcohol level when the driver refuses to give a breath test.
The use of the blood test has drawn the ire of civil rights attorneys who criticize law enforcement officials for using the remarkably invasive method of drawing blood from noncompliant suspects.
In the absence of a less-invasive blood alcohol testing method, however, it seems that police will continue to rely on mandatory blood tests when DUI suspects refuse to breath into breathalyzer devices.
Of course, as technology continues to grow at an exponential pace, there may soon be a DUI testing method that allows police to determine a suspect's blood alcohol level without touching him or her at all.
This method, though, will raise new concerns about privacy, as police could theoretically administer such a non-invasive test to everyone, regardless of their level of suspicion.
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Battery Box Install - Boxing Lessons - TechWritten by on November 15, 2010 Contributors: Ryan Manson Hanging A Battery Out Of Sight
One of the challenges when building a custom classic truck is finding a spot to put all the components necessary to make it operational in what is often a small space. It's the old 10-pounds of stuff in a 5-pound sack scenario.
Recently, our fearless editor, Ryan Manson, was confronted with that very issue; there was a battery to be mounted and no good place to put it. A somewhat hidden location, like under the bed, would be ideal but a battery is something you should be able to get to easily. The solution to the problem was found in the pages of the Speedway Motors catalog in the form of a dropout battery box.
Just what was needed, the Speedway box would allow the battery to be mounted out of the way while still being able to maintain access. The box normally locks in the up position or it also drops down and locks 41/4-inches lower if needed. It will also drop the box completely out of its mounting when maintenance is required.
To mount the box, a simple angle iron structure was fabricated and welded to the framerails. The battery is now hidden under the bed, but is easily serviced-don't you just love it when a plan comes together?
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The best spot to hide the battery was to hang it off the framerails under the bed; the obvious problem then becomes access.To hang the battery box, the width to the outside of the framerails was measured for an angle iron mount.Angle iron was cut to length, then with the aid of a pair of angle finders to ensure the back edge was vertical, it was tack welded in place.Here's the drop-down battery box from Speedway Motors, here it is in the installed, or raised, position.By releasing a pair of spring-loaded latches, the battery box drops down in its mount 41/4 inches. The battery box can also be completely removed from its mount.
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Abortion | An abortionist's records could lead to a new investigation in Kansas of abortion industry practices
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Operation Rescue president Troy Newman believes he has the evidence prosecutors need to investigate a Kansas City abortion center for failure to report child rape, improper disposal of patient records, and other charges. Earlier this month an anonymous source delivered records involving 86 patients, including for four minors, treated in April at Central Family Medicine.
On Wednesday a representative of the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts took possession of the records. Operation Rescue kept copies.
"There is a compelling state interest in reopening the investigation [into the abortion industry that] Phill Kline started," Newman said.
That won't be easy. Former Kansas Attorney General Kline opened an investigation into Planned Parenthood and other abortionists for similar offenses in 2003. Nine years later Planned Parenthood has yet to be convicted of a single offense while Kline has been thoroughly vilified in the media and twice tossed from office.
He now waits for the Kansas Supreme Court, which he believes torpedoed his case, to decide whether to suspend his law license following a series of ethics charges (see "Vengeance on the prairie," May 21, 2011).
Operation Rescue has posted photos of Central Family Medicine records on its website with identifying information blacked out. Because sex with a person under the age of 15 is by definition "child rape" in Kansas, the abortion center by law should be reporting all abortions involving girls that young to state officials so they can determine whether to ignore it as a "Romeo and Juliet" scenario or follow up suspected abuse.
The records include state Supplemental Termination of Pregnancy Report forms that were pre-printed with an "X" in the "No" box for the question of whether the facility reported suspected abuse to the state health agency. The boxes for personal information were blank. This suggests that the facility never intended to report minors or abused women to the state.
An official from Central Family Medicine told The Kansas City Star that somebody broke into a locked trash bin last week but no improperly disposed records were in it. Newman said he is confident his source obtained the documents legally.
Thomas Brejcha, a lawyer with the pro-life Thomas More Society, finds that believable. In years past he has handled cases in which abortion facility staff tossed records-and in a few instances human remains-into the trash. "I see this as another proof that all this talk of patient privacy is just a smokescreen that clinics use to ward off investigations," he said. "It's déjà vu all over again."
Will Kansas officials prosecute? Newman said he's hopeful, although politicians respond to public pressure and so far there's been only one news story about the records. Plus, state politicians have been dealing with the abortion issue lately: Last week Gov. Sam Brownback signed into law "conscience" protections for healthcare providers who refuse to participate in abortions.
Prosecutors may also be keeping an eye on Kline's ethics hearing. Last fall a state legal panel recommended that the court indefinitely suspend Kline's law license for allegedly misleading state officials and the courts during the tumultuous six years he spent prosecuting Planned Parenthood for crimes ranging from failure to report child rape to forging patient records. Kline strongly denies the charges.
In the latest development, five of the seven Kansas Supreme Court justices set to rule on his ethics case recused themselves last Friday. Their decision came three days after Kline filed a recusal motion against two of the seven, Justice Carol Beier and Chief Justice Lawton Nuss.
The justices recused themselves on the grounds that they had handled complaints about Kline during the Planned Parenthood case and so could not be his "last reviewers." The court will rule on the recommendation this fall.
Kline's lawyer, Thomas Condit, noted that the justices have known of the conflict since December. "They seized on a pretext to make it look high-minded," Condit said, "and make everyone look past our recusal motion."
A court spokesman said ethics guidelines prevented the justices from commenting on the case.
The 80-page motion (download a PDF of the motion) levels some spectacular charges against Beier, accusing her of "deep-seated antagonism" against Kline, of protecting Planned Parenthood by distorting evidence, and of publicly denigrating Kline through her rulings.
The motion relates, for example, how Beier wrote in 2008 that when Republican Kline left the attorney general's office in 2007 to become Johnson County's district attorney, he took with him "all" of the evidence (mostly patient records) against Planned Parenthood in an effort to "stand in the way of" his successor, Democrat Paul Morrison. As "relief" she ordered Kline to turn over all the evidence to Morrison.
The motion asserts that this was a ploy to get the evidence out of Kline's hands and ultimately back to the abortion provider. Earlier in her ruling, Beier accepted that Morrison had immediate access to the original records, which were in a judge's custody, plus his own copies. Moreover, this "relief" relieved nothing: Months before Beier granted it, Morrison dropped the charges against Planned Parenthood.
Beier then "sanctioned" Kline for this non-existent offense by ordering him to turn over to Morrison copies of all the evidence against Planned Parenthood he had collected since leaving the attorney general's office and becoming Johnson Country's district attorney. To insist that evidence gathered in his Johnson County case be turned over the state prosecutor as a "sanction" for a previous case was a jaw-dropping demand.
The motion also accuses Beier of promoting a "third-wave" feminist agenda at the expense of the court's integrity. The basis is a 2008 paper she wrote for a legal conference in which she described the "choice-throttling oppressions" of the traditional family structure and endorsed using the media as "tools" to transform society (download a PDF of the paper).
The ethics panel ruling against Kline is just as bizarre, according to his lawyer. Kline is accused, for example, of lying to officials at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. But he and his investigators merely declined to tell them what they were investigating-standard practice for investigators. Another charge says he misled a grand jury, but the ethics panel allowed only one grand juror to testify-the one who filed the complaint-and her evidence contradicted the account in the official transcripts. This, Condit said, is not the "clear and convincing evidence" the law requires to punish a lawyer in such cases.
If the replacement judges are fair, Condit said, "Phill Kline will be completely vindicated."
But will there be a different outcome this time? Kline has fared poorly so far. Mary Kay Culp, the state executive director of Kansans for Life, believes that Dan Biles, the presiding justice who will pick the replacement judges, is pro-abortion. The Kansas legal establishment, she said, intends to send a message to prosecutors across the country about investigating Planned Parenthood: "The ethics charges are meant to be intimidating."
As for the continuing Johnson County criminal case against Planned Parenthood, a judge dismissed 23 felonies last fall when he discovered that state bureaucrats had shredded key evidence years earlier (see "Into the shredder," Nov. 19, 2011). But the abortion giant still faces a scheduling hearing on July 11 on dozens of misdemeanor counts of failure to determine the viability of unborn children and unlawful late-term abortions.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson hung up a double-
double with career-highs in points (23) and rebounds (18) as the Temple Owls
took down the cross-town rival La Salle Explorers in Atlantic 10 action at
the Liacouras Center.
Khalif Wyatt added 17 points, Scootie Randall had a double-double of his own
with 15 points and 10 rebounds and Anthony Lee and Jake O'Brien each added 10
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Temple held La Salle to just nine field goals on 32.1 percent shooting to take
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After halftime the Owls shot 59.3 percent from the field to hold off the
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Temple outscored La Salle, 19-9, in second chance points while taking a 42-27
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Born on April 24, 1930 in The Bronx, NY, Donner was raised in nearby Mount Vernon by his father, Fred, a furniture manufacturing businessman, and his mother, Hattie. After attending Parker Junior College, he moved on to New York University, where he studied business before making the switch to theater. He began his acting career soon after, appearing in off-Broadway productions and on various television projects. His life changed, however, after working on director Martin Ritt's television adaptation of W. Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bondage" (1951). Ritt told Donner that though he had trouble taking direction, he had a talent for giving it. So the director hired the young actor as his a... Continue Bio >>
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You may recall what a big hit our carbon footprint reduction project in Honduras was at the end of 2012. Not only were we excited about the offsets, but the excitement sparked a good deal of interest within producer communities, as well. For us, this is the ideal way for good work to get done: groups recognize a timely, valuable, well-organized project and non-governmental organization (NGO) when they see one and want to be a part of it all without us saying a word!
For weeks, after Roberto Salazar—a member of the cooperative COCAFELOL, which has provided us with delicious Honduran coffees in years past – heard about the clean cookstove project that we did with the COMSA cooperative in Marcala, he was emailing us asking how he could get in on the fun. We put Salazar's cooperative in touch with the contact at COMSA and with Trees, Water, and People—the NGO responsible for training on the construction of the stoves—and let the magic happen from there.
We recently received news from Roberto Salazar that they successfully made a partnership with Trees, Water, and People to build clean cookstoves. June 18 marked their first day of construction on 85 stoves with members of their cooperative.
Thanks to all for generating the enthusiasm, making connections, and getting it done!


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A single-vehicle crash Saturday morning in Dale County in southeast Alabama claimed the life of an Ozark man.
The crash occurred at 10:20 a.m. on Dale County 20, five miles south of Ozark.
22 year old John Andrew Everett was killed when the 2012 Suzuki motorcycle he was driving east ran off the road and struck a culvert.
Everett was pronounced dead at the scene by Dale County Coroner Woody Hilboldt.
Although circumstances surrounding the crash are under investigation, Alabama State Troopers say speed was a factor.
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I noticed the ad in the Ragister home finder weekly Friday for this house. It was listed at $232,500 or best offer and is assessed at $465,000. Sounds like a great deal so I checked the website listed at the bottom of the ad. Turns out $232,500 is the starting price and the home will be sold "round robin" style Sunday night to the highest bidder that meets the reserve price and bids aren't binding until contract is signed by buyers and sellers. Makes the original ad sound somewhat deceptive. Wonder if Chiz gave them the idea. www.rapidsellers.com/csanders-boulware/listing.asp?propid=95776
I wonder if anyone will bid on it. I wonder what the reserve is, I am guessing the reserve is $450k.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
I doubt it will get sold in this market that way.
I will bet $2.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
$465k for that house in Ankeny seems a little overpriced in my opinion. Actually, I've gone to some open houses when visiting Iowa and I think Ankeny is pretty overpriced in general. Also, who is Jay Boulware?
Looks like his wife is the agent, so that will save him a few bucks on the commission
What about Chiziks house, anyone seen that on the market yet?
Originally Posted by ISUclones33
What about Chiziks house, anyone seen that on the market yet?
It's not very far from my house so maybe I will drive past there tomorrow and see if there is a sign in the yard.
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What about Chiziks house, anyone seen that on the market yet?
It's on the market, along with Wayne Morgan's.
I won't post links, but they are both for sale.
you should post links, i may be in the market
Chizik House
5090 River Ridge Road, Ames, IA, 50014 - MLS ID#27196 - Single Family Home Real Estate - REALTOR.com®
Originally Posted by ISUclones33
you should post links, i may be in the market
Prove that you can pre-qualify your finances, on CF first.
Ill give Gene 999,999 CF credits, Great idea.
Originally Posted by ISUclones33
Ill give Gene 999,999 CF credits, Great idea.
I wouldn't want to live in any house my credits could buy. 7780--not a mansion
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Sic Semper Jayhawks
I didnt think asst coaches made that much. Where is Jay going? Did Chizik even get a chance to break in his house the right way?
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With BLINK for Windows Phone 8, you'll never miss the best shot. BLINK captures a burst of images beginning even before you press the shutter and continuing beyond. No problem if you push the shutter a few moments too early or too late. With BLINK, a simple finger swipe lets you find the perfect shot. You can even return to BLINK to find a second and third shot from a single capture. Advanced image stabilization technology from Microsoft Research removes camera shake and lets you focus on the important parts of the scene.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- There are infomercials for exercise equipment, and kitchen gadgets.
And, of course, there are products you never thought you'd need.
"Now there's the Snuggie, the blanket with sleeves," says the manufacturer's commercial.
According to marketing experts, these powerful selling tools pump up the dopamine levels in your brain, and stimulates your impulse to buy.
"That's why infomercials have claims and testimonials flying at you, and they say, "order in three minutes" because your dopamine levels drop in about five or six minutes," says Kim Kleman.
Consumer Reports routinely tests infomercial products like the AB Circle Pro.
It's advertisements claims it's "the fastest, easiest way to have the flat washboard abs."
Panelists gave the $200 device a whirl.
"Following the Ab Circle Pro's strict diet will definitely help you lose weight. But the three-minute exercise routine, not so much," says Alex Willen.
Turns out the workout is about the same as the going on a brisk three-minute walk.
Consumer Reports put the Slap Chop to the test by chopping nuts, onions, carrots, tomatoes, mushrooms, even chocolate.
But the chopping gizmo doesn't chop evenly. And, it took 20 slaps or more to chop harder veggies, like carrots.
The infomercial for the sleeved blanket says, "The Snuggie keeps you totally warm."
Consumer Reports' Pat Slaven says, "We tested the Snuggie by washing it 10 times looking for shrinkage, pilling and also lint. Pills are these fuzzy little balls, and between them is bare fabric."
And in 10 washes, lots of lint came off two Snuggies. Plus its one size fits all claim hardly stands up.
So, the next time you see an infomercial product you really want to buy, resist the urge for at least 10 minutes. That'll give your dopamine levels a chance to return to normal.
A couple of infomercial products did well in the Consumer Reports tests.
The Magic Jack plugs into your computer via a USB cable. It lets you make and receive calls via the Internet. But costs a fraction of what similar services like Skype and Vonage VOIP charge.
And, the $10 Ped Egg removes calluses and dead skin from your feet better than a pumice stone.


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6 Practical Garage Building Tips – The Garage Plan Shop
Whether you're building your dream garage or just a simple detached, 2-car garage to accommodate the growing family fleet, these garage building tips will prepare you for what is to come while helping to ensure the building experience is exciting and enjoyable. Building a garage is a substantial investment that will add functionality to your lifestyle and enhance the value of your home. Follow our garage building tips to achieve success.
- Select the best location. It is necessary to position the garage on your property in the best location to accommodate your needs. Measure the overall size of the available space so you can choose a plan that will fit within the parameters of your backyard or the available and useable space. Be
- Choose a qualified builder. Not everyone who calls themselves a builder is a qualified builder. Take some time to research builders to ensure you're hiring a qualified and professional builder who can handle the job. Check with family members and friends who have built in the past and ask for recommendations. Interview potential builders and get a feel for their work ethic, construction methods and overall character. After all, you'll have to work with this person from start to finish, so it is necessary that you hire someone reliable who you can communicate with and trust with your investment. Finally, ask for proof of insurance.
- Establish a budget and stick to it. Whether you are getting a construction loan from the bank or you're financing the building project yourself, it is important that you know your budget and stick to it. Plan ahead by pricing out material and labor costs. If you wish to add extra amenities, make a list and arrange them by preference so if you can only afford one or two special "extras" you'll be spending your money on the ones you really want or need instead of the ones you could have lived without. Also, be careful when it comes to upgrades. Adding too many upgrades will blow your budget quickly. If a particular garage door will satisfy your needs, there is no need to upgrade to the one with all the bells and whistles. Save the extra money you might have spent on the door and put it toward something you really want, such as a half bath or workbench.
- Establish a timeframe and prepare for delays. Before construction begins, talk with your builder or general contractor to establish a timeframe for construction. A garage is not built in a day and there are a lot of things that need to be coordinated and arranged to keep things running smoothly. Once a timeframe is established, work with your builder and subcontractors to stick to the schedule. Additionally, expect and plan for delays. Delays occur with nearly every construction project. Plan for the possibility of inclement weather, shortage of materials and labor problems. If you plan for them, when one of these situations arises, you won't be nearly as surprised or frustrated with the delay. Being prepared and flexible will reduce stress at the jobsite.
- Avoid changes. Once construction begins, avoid making changes. Try to stick to the blueprints and your original construction plan. Changes can be costly and cause delays. Avoiding changes will keep you on schedule and on budget.
- Monitor progress. Getting involved in the building process is one of the easiest ways to monitor progress. Additionally, active involvement helps prevent construction delays. Once you have established a construction timeline with your contractor, keep a close eye on the work being done and the progress being made. Talk with your builder regularly and ask for updates on progress. Safely walk around the jobsite and observe for yourself what progress is being made. If something doesn't look or seem right or if something is taking too long, ask your builder about it. It is necessary to work out any glitches are problems as soon as you notice them.
The construction process will be more enjoyable and a more exciting experience if you are prepared for what to expect throughout the building process and if you make careful decisions. If you are planning to build a new garage in your backyard or on another piece of property, these helpful tips will help you be ready for what some of the things you'll encounter in the building process.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA9) -- Swedish retailer H & M opened a new store in Alexandria on Thursday afternoon.
Our cameras were there for the ribbon cutting at noon. Shoppers lined up outside the store in the 600 block of King Street waiting to get into the 22,000 square foot location. The first 100 shoppers in line received an H & M t-shirt and Access to Fashion Pass.
Inside, the store is similar to other H & M stores and carries the children's collection.
H & M has a global garment recycling program, and representatives say that shoppers at the Alexandria location can donate old and unwanted clothing from any brand at the store. For each bag of clothing donated, shoppers will get a voucher for 15 percent off an item of their choice on their next purchase.
Another festive event is scheduled at the store in Alexandria on Saturday. The store will host a children's event that includes a back-to-school discount of 25 percent on a purchase in the children's department.


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Mine: Coach; Could you have went through this great season and win the NC with your first set of coordinator hires four years ago?
Why couldnt you buy Cam Newton at ISU
Coach "How many years do you think you'll get to enjoy this, before the NCAA takes it away?"
Oh hi there Gene, you're still alive?
"Hey, Gene, would you mind if I 'firmly entrenched' my foot in your ***?"
Forever trying to find a cure for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
does it hurt ISU fans more the way you abandoned us, or the fact that you won a national championship in the same amount of time that it took you to go 5-19 in Ames?
Something like this would be poetic justice:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl21OUE2GFE]YouTube - Eli Manning post game press conference after Choke[/ame]
and can i shove a war eagle so far up your *** that your breath will smell like feathers?
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Mine: Coach; Could you have went through this great season and win the NC with your first set of coordinator hires four years ago?
Coach: how are you going to invest your NC bonus, since you'll get whacked once CamGate goes down? You do know that's why Gus is sticking around right? Seriously, you thinking about something conservative or are you betting on a prolonged stock rally?
War Pigeon, d-bag.
OOOh I got another one: "Coach, why didn't you let you kids say goodbye to their friends in Ames and Gilbert or get their homework/course material forwarded to an Auburn school?"
If I were to stab you in the face, could you buy off a recruit before you die?
Is your blood like the toxic, acid green blood from Alien?
What's your opinion on a apartheid and why do you support it?
If your father had so much character, why don't you?
Why do you suck at sucking?
If you were given a button and if you pushed it, one person in the world would die but 10,000 people would be saved, why would you still kidnap squirrels and hide them in your basement?
Why must you fail at every attempt at Masonry?
Do you have a soul?
Just a few off the top of my head.
When you stare in the mirror, does the abyss gaze back?
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Does Gus Malzahn coach your team? Do you just oversee the whole operations? Do you know that you're a piece of ****? How long will you hide behind your pretty boy image before word gets out that you're a *********?
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Do you believe the NC trophy will be firmly entrenched in the Auburn trophy case?
I don't have any questions for him: be happy with the millions that ISU paid you, unfortunately you can't buy class or integrity. Have a nice day.
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|Rangeland monitoring workshop is Aug. 28
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Sedgwick County and Haxtun conservation districts are sponsoring a rangeland monitoring and health workshop Wednesday, Aug. 28 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Location is at the intersection of County Roads 28 and 31.5, south and west of Julesburg at Watchorn's cabin.
Topics include rangeland production, point transect techniques, rangeland health indicators, plant identification, benefits of solar panel discussion, alternative feed sources and drought, soil health demonstration and Extension update.
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The visible light is just as much as the 40 watt T12. We are swapping all our 40w bulbs out for the 34w. Did not change the brightness of the room and we could potentially save ALOT in energy costs. But they work just as good as the expensive Brands and higher CRI ratings. Can't tell a difference with my eyes.
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Let's go oh
[Hook by Justin Timberlake (w/Nelly ad-libs):]
Baby Show Something
Don't say nothing (Don't you say a word)
I just want to
See you work it (Come on baby work it for me)
That ain't frontin
Show me something (Let me see it girl)
I just try to
See you work it (I just wanna see you work it for me)
[Verse One]
I heard her talking loud but she ain't saying nothing
What up with all the frontin come on and show me sumthin
You know you wanna do it, go ahead yo man ain't coming
Please do that thing when you dippin
Keep yo hips poppin, what's up with all these questions
And what planning baby
You talking to me like you talking to an adolescent
I like to - jump off, jump off
Clothes - come off, come off
Her place, freaky beats, and so and so on
Let your waist pop when the bass knock
I flood the watch to the top 'til it's no clock
Can't even tell the time, but you know it's mine
What time is it ma? It's twenty karats after nine
Are you dehydrated? Well let me quench your thirst
First thing first, let's do what we rehearsed
Know dem numbers now, it show be break break it
Get up and take a stance and let me see ya
[Verse Two]
She still talking loud but she ain't saying nothing
Why you ain't moving ma, DJ ain't playing nothing
You tell him to, play this heere until these speakers blow
Birthdays pick a place, baby we can go
I like yo adllics, she showing no back
She showing up attacks, you wouldn't know
It's like you ghetto ghetto, she bourghetto zhetto
She 5'5 brown eyes, in stiletto letto (Baby)
Well did you come alone, or you got 2 or 3
That ain't no thang baby girl cause I got 2 with me
And we gon' all kick it, and you about to see
Just what a day would be if you were in the ride with me
Turning on the headlights, and we be
Running all the red lights
Those fool steal my head, and ain't no stopping now
Now come on heere and drop cause he gon' tell why
Now all my midwest shorties, come on do that thang
Dance with me, dance with me yeah
And all my down South shorties, come on do that thang
Come On Come On Come On Come On Come On
And all my East coast shorties, come on do that thang
Dance with me, dance with me yeah
And all my west coast shorties
Come on do that thang
Come On Come On Come On Come On Come On
[Verse Three]
She still talking loud but I heere her better now
She keep a thong print on in any weather now
No sight of a band but I can hear the horns playing
[Justin Timberlake:] Da Dat Da Dat Da Dum
She got me hypnotized just like that Biggie guy
Cause she been trying to prove her point since we been inside
So we can get it on, just wait 'til we get home
I'm on something, call my partner J, momma come on


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Over the past 18 months my employer has gone over almost entirely to OS X on the desktop, and we're pretty annoyed with the flaky behavior of Exchange 2000 and general lack of anything but the basics when it comes to Apple Mail. Two features which are nice however is that we can authenticate a couple Samba machines against AD so that people can use a single user/pass for email and network shares, and Exchange's public folders. In the case of public folders we have a list of a couple hundred contacts outside of our company which any employee has read access to.
Has anyone attempted to have Samba authenticate against the Zimbra LDAP server? Also, is the GAL designed to act in a way similar to that public folder system? From what I've read it seems more for looking up info about users of the local system.