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Is the quality of air the same as the dive shop? could 6 tanks be filled at the same time? How much would it cost to ship to honolulu hi?
Yes, as this is the same type and style of compressor commonly used in smaller dive shops. In fact, we use a version of the 90 ourselves here. The best way to determine shipping costs (as this is an ongoing database and over time pricing fluctuates) is to enter the order into a cart and fill out the shipping and billing info. Before sending the order hit the UPDATE button and the shipping charges should be displayed.
Max-Air® 90 STD DY
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10.8 scfm (18.4 m3/hr) / 5000 psi (345 bar)
High pressure, breathing air compressor for SCUBA, SCBA & Paintball.
Designed for economy, mobility and simplicity at an affordable price, loaded with standard features.
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10.8 scfm (18.4 m3/hr)** / 5000 psi (345 bar)
Reliable air cooled, rope start, 10HP Yamnar® diesel engine
Mounted on a durable, heavy duty, powder coated steel frame
Adjustable motor/belt tensioning base
Tri-chem breathing air purification system with activated carbon / 13X molecular sieve / hopcalite
Disposable purification cartridge is easy to replace
Breathing air processing capacity of 10,000 cft @ 72°F or prox 18 hours run time
New large capacity separators for Hot/Humid climates
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Pressure relief valve on all stages
Intake filter
Final pressure gauge 0-5800 psi (400 bar)
Engine oil drain extension tube
58 oz (1.7 L) MaxLube 501 synthetic compressor oil (1st oil change)
(2) filling hose with On/Off valve and Bleed (SCUBA yoke, SCBA, DIN300 or Paintball)
6 foot, rigid, two piece intake tube; easy to stow
Spare parts list and owner's manual
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CD-1000+ Automatic condensate drain with timers preset to drain periodically and on shut down
AS-1001-DY+ Automatic shut down pressure switch with solenoid kit
IS-1000 Interstage pressure gauges
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LO-1005+ Low oil shut down switch
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Why it Matters: The Pearl Star is one of the first watches with expanding hands.
The Story: Attributed to William Anthony of London, this pocket watch has an oblong case with automatically extending hands. When the hands are at noon, for example, they are fully extended up to the top of the case. When they are at 9:15, they automatically shorten to fit without touching the sides of the case.
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ATLANTA -- The Woodruff Arts Center announced Tuesday morning that a former employee had embezzeled $1.48 million over five years.
"An individual was able to find a weakness in our internal controls," Woodruff Arts Center Board Chair Larry Gellerstedt, III said. "No one here knew any of this was going on."
"It's appaling that this has happened," he added. "This is very serious."
The Woodruff has brought in external finance experts and handed information over to the U.S. Attorney.
"We believe the person acted alone and submitted fraudulent invoices for payment," Gellerstedt said.
Despite the fraud, he expressed confidence in the overall accounting process at the Woodruff. "We think we have very good people and processes in place."


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Tyler Starts Quick
May 7, 2013 MIDDLEBOURNE — There was a very distinct difference between Valley coach Jim West's and Tyler Consolidated coach Rob Jones' thoughts on their teams' sectional baseball game played in the rain at... more »»
BASEBALL: Valley 16, East Richland 6
May 4, 2013 PINEGROVE — Albert McGuane hit a walk off home run in the bottom of the fifth as Valley beat East Richland. more »»
BASEBALL: River 8, Valley 1
May 3, 2013 HANNIBAL — Kam Brown laced two singles and knocked in three runs as River topped Valley. Cody Caldwell and Logan Lucas each added a single and an RBI for the Pilots. more »»
SOFTBALL: Tyler Consolidated 7, Valley 4
May 1, 2013 KIDWELL — Tiffany Smith, Devan Moore and Martina Parrish (double) had two hits apiece to help Tyler Consolidated (7-13) take down Valley. more »»
BASEBALL: Valley 4, Doddridge 1
April 27, 2013 WEST UNION — Brandon Stoneking pitched a one-hitter and struck out 17 as Valley beat Doddridge. more »»
Baseball: Cameron 12, Valley 5
April 23, 2013 PINE GROVE — Mark Walker slapped four singles and drove in two runs as Cameron topped Valle. more »»
Prep Softball: Paden City 11, Valley 1
April 16, 2013 PINE GROVE — Tori Anderson had three hits and drove in two runs in leading Paden City past Valley. Kelsey Loy struck out six and limited the Lumberjills to one hit — a single by Jessica Ashcraft. more »»
Prep Baseball: Valley 9, Paden City 5
April 16, 2013 PINE GROVE — Brandon Stoneking did the job on the mound and at the plate in leading Valley past Paden City. Stoneking went the distance, striking out 10 and walking non. more »»
BASEBALL: Valley 4-2, Tygarts Valley 6-15
April 14, 2013 MILL CREEK — Brandon Stoneking doubled, singled and knocked in two runs, but it wasn't enough as Tygarts Valley took the first of two from Valley. more »»
BASEBALL: Clay-Battelle 8, Valley 3
April 10, 2013 PINE GROVE — Colin Bates had two hits but it wasn't enough as Valley fell to Clay-Battelle. Brandon Stoneking added a hit and drove in two for the Lumberjacks (1-6). more »»
SOFTBALL: Paden City 14, Valley 3
April 5, 2013 PADEN CITY — Myah Charkawi hit two doubles and brought in three as Paden City beat Valley. Amber Neff added two hits for the Wildcats, while Logan Cosper had a RBI double. more »»
SOFTBALL: Cameron 16, Valley 0
April 4, 2013 CAMERON — Cameron scored 10 runs in the first inning en route to the three-inning triumph against Valle. more »»
BASEBALL: Conway Christian 15, Valley 0; Cavalry Christian 4, Valley 3
April 3, 2013 MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Conway Christian scored nine runs in the first inning, then went on to cruise past Valley. Calvary Christian 4, Valley 3 MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. more »»
Softball: St. John 14-28, Valley 1-1
April 1, 2013 PINE GROVE — Kayde Coppa and Kristen Russell evenly divided eight RBI as St. John scored 24 in the first inning of the nightcap to sweep Valle. more »»
Baseball: Cameron 10, Valley 0
March 29, 2013 CAMERON — Logan Routt struck out eight in four innings and Mark Walker had three hits as Cameron opened its season by routing Valley. more »»
BASEBALL: Paden City 10, Valley 9
March 23, 2013 PINE GROVE — Paden City scored eight runs in the fifth inning and edged Valley to give Coach Brent Croasmun his 301st career triumph. more »»
Baseball: Tyler Consolidated 11-14, Valley 2-17
March 23, 2013 KIDWELL — Koty Martins struck out 10 as Tyler Consolidated and Valley split. more »»
Valley Has Experience
March 22, 2013 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,... more »»
'Jills Setting Higher Goals
March 22, 2013 PINE GROVE — Just about everything, including the coaching staff, is new this season for the Valley softball team. more »»
Class A Track: Magnolia, Tyler Join the Fold
March 21, 2013 When you talk West Virginia Class A track and field locally most of the attention normally goes to Wheeling Central, with Valley, Bishop Donahue, Weirton Madonna, Paden City and Cameron offering a... more »»
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February 24, 2013 HUNTINGTON — Silver was the color of the night for area finalists Saturday at the West Virginia High School Wrestling Championship. more »»
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Reporting to the Director, Laboratory Services, the Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT) works in collaboration with all members of the Laboratory Services team to conduct medical laboratory tests, experiments and analyses to assist in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease.
The MLT ensures that the principles and practices that guide AVH such as the mission, vision, values, expected behaviours, the leadership philosophy, organizational health, population health, ethics, safety, quality, partnerships and interprofessional collaboration are integrated within the services they provide and through the messages they deliver.
- Graduate of a recognized Medical Laboratory Technologist program
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Come summer, there will be another care option for women birthing babies.
The former Walker Drugstore, 2241 Seventh St., is in the process of being transformed into a birth center, where certified nurse-midwife Patty Kandiko intends to give women the option of birthing in a homelike environment with emergency medical equipment available if needed.
Kandiko, who's in the process of interviewing pregnant women who are considering the birth center option, said she hopes to open Bloomin' Babies Birth Center in July.
The mother of three gave birth without drugs in a hospital years ago, and worked as a nurse for nearly 40 years before returning to school to study midwifery.
"I wanted to be a midwife from the beginning," Kandiko said. "I finally took the leap a few years ago at age 57, to go back to school. I worked in a birth center as a nurse and fell in love with the concept."
"There's always going to be women wishing for a less (medically) interventive birth. That's what a birth center provides. I think it's important for people to have that option."
Drugs for pain relief are not an option at birth centers. Instead, birth center midwives and nurses encourage the use of non-pharmaceutical methods for dealing with labor contractions.
Those measures include immersing oneself in a tub of warm water, changing positions and moving around, and enlisting the help of a labor support person, or doula.
"There's all kinds of research that shows just having a support person throughout labor is a huge help," Kandiko said. "Doulas (professional labor assistants) are fantastic.
"I can be that doula or support person."
A small minority of women who are considered "high risk" are precluded from delivering babies at a birth center.
"Each time we meet with a woman we do a risk assessment," Kandiko said.
Clients must be healthy and low risk. Contra-indications include high blood pressure, pre-eclampsia and multiple births.
Mesa Midwives, a nurse-midwifery practice at St. Mary's Hospital, has verbally agreed to care for Birth Center clients who "risk out" by developing conditions that require a hospital birth.
Kandiko graduated last year from Frontier Nursing University in Hyden, Ky. - one of the oldest and well-known midwifery schools in the country. During her training, Kandiko caught 40-some babies; she's attended 10 to 20 additional births since then, she said.
"Our thesis project for graduation was 'how to start a birth center,'" where nurse-midwifery students learn to write a business plan, and conduct a market analysis for opening up a new birth center.
"Birth centers are a safe option for women. They're a good option for women," Kandiko said.
Bloomin' Babies Birth Center will include two large birthing rooms, two exam rooms and a "swing" room that can be used as either an exam or birthing room if needed. The birth center will also include classroom space for childbirth education classes and a kitchen area for families to bring food, make tea and relax, Kandiko said.
"We're trying to make it as homey as possible," she added.
Most insurance companies cover birth center births, Kandiko said.
Bloomin' Babies Birth Center will be the first to open on the Western Slope, and the second free-standing birth center in Colorado. The other one is located in Englewood. Call 920-279-4545 for more info.


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Meet Mike Jacobs: The Newest Royal
Kansas City, you have a new power source. No, not for lighting up your home, but rather for lighting up the gargantuan Crown Vision at Kauffman Stadium!
Slugging first baseman Mike Jacobs, who coincidentally turned 28 today (Happy Birthday, Mike!), was acquired this morning from the Florida Marlins in exchange for reliever Leo Nunez. The left-handed hitting and right-handed throwing Jacobs hit 32 home runs last season with the Marlins and the Royals expect him to do more of the same in 2009 at Kauffman Stadium.
Read the official press release here and MLB.com's Dick Kaegel's article here.
Jacobs power numbers stack up against nearly every other hitter in the Majors. He homered every 14.9 at bats in 2008, which ranked 10th in the Majors and third behind preeminent sluggers Ryan Howard and Albert Pujols among first basemen. Jacobs played half his games at Dolphin Stadium, which is 345 down the right field line and 385 to the alley and plays extremely tough for left-handed power hitters, as evidenced by the Marlins home run record for a left-handed batter standing at 33 by Carlos Delgado. Jacobs fell just 1 shy of that last season.
Royals General Manager Dayton Moore addressed the media just about an hour and a half ago on a conference call and here are some notes from that meeting:
– The Royals like Jacobs a lot. He has power to the middle of the field and is a leader in the clubhouse. He's a player that others looks up to. He's a legitimate power threat.
– It will be up to Manager Trey Hillman where he hits, but we expect him to be in the middle of the order between the cleanup spot and the sixth slot.
– If you look up our numbers from 2008, the Royals had a Major League-best 36 wins against left-handed starters (also a franchise record), but struggled with a 39-63 mark against right handers. Certainly, Jacobs' big left-handed bat will help us in that regard.
– Royals brass (Moore, Hillman, new hitting coach Kevin Seitzer) looked at a lot of tape of Jacobs and they feel he will improve his on-base percentage. Just a note here, Jacobs posted a .378 on-base percentage in July this past season and a solid .335 pct. from July on.
– Dayton said we played a lot of close games last year when Greinke or Meche matched up against the opponents' 3, 4 or 5 starter. He feels that Guillen and Jacobs, among others, will help widen that scoring gap and put up numbers against those types of starters the way good Major League hitters should take advantage of those hurlers.
– As a defensive first baseman, he can make the great play. The Royals feel at 28 years old, he can and will continue to get better in this regard.
– As a final note, Dayton said Leo Nunez will be tough to replace in the bullpen. He was a power right-hander who took the ball and we're going to have to work hard to replace him. (On a personal note, we here at ATH wish "Noonie" nothing but the best as well as he starts this new chapter his career).
Immediately following Dayton's conference call, the Royals were pleased to be joined by the
birthday boy himself via the phone from his hometown of San Diego. Here are some highlights from Jacobs' teleconference with the media:
– Jacobs first was wished a Happy Birthday by several members of the Royals media.
– Jacobs thought he had a good chance of being traded this offseason, he just didn't know where that would be. He had an inkling it was going to be to an A.L. team and he is extremely excited to now be a member of the Royals.
– He said he just left a good, young team in Florida and is now coming to a good, young team in Kansas City, so he is looking forward to that.
– Asked about his on-base percentage, he said he'd like to get it up and he is confident he will record more hits next season, raising his average higher than his 2008 mark and also his on-base percentage to at least the .325 to .335 range, similar to what he accomplished the latter half of 2008.
– He mentioned the renovations currently going on at Kauffman Stadium and how he's talked to some people today and they all tell him it's going to be great there once it's done. That certainly excites him (as it does all of us at ATH and should all of you as well).
– Finally, he was asked about catcher Miguel Olivo. He said he played with Miguel Olivo in Florida and is close with him, but hasn't talked to him yet. He mentioned, as we all experienced in 2008, Miguel's infectious smile. Just to keep you updated, Olivo and the Royals have a mutual option for next season.
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With in-house candidates like Ryan Shealy and Kila Ka'aihue there was no need to trade for Mike Jacobs. Jacobs can hit homeruns but his .299 OBP in 2008 shows that he is a one dimensional hitter. He is also considered to be a below average 1B. Shealy and Ka'aihue have the potential to produce at the same levels as Jacobs for a fraction of the salary. Efforts to improve the team should have been directed to other areas.
A great move by the royals. I have watched Mike since 2004 while with the mets. He plays with a tenacity you rarely see, and is a leader by example. I watched him get 4 hits in one game while playing with a broken hand. What an addition. He'll just make this team better.
What about moving Gordon to play 2B Gordon & Jacobs play 3B, then have Butler, Shealy, Ka'aihue battle it out for 1B.
I believe signing Pat Burrell will help our line up and will help us win 15 more games this season.
90 will WIN the Central
Can you imagine the line up
CF Crisp (wants to steal 40 bases this year)
SS Aviles (325 BA last year can get on base)
LF DeJesus (Best BA with runners in scoring position)
RF Guillen (RBI producer, even better with protection)
3B Jacobs (RBI's in vast Dolphin stadium will rock with KC)
DH Burrell (World Champion will help young team win 90)
2B Gordon (Will improve totals this year)
1B Butler/Ka'Kaihue? (can not go bad with either one)
C Olivo (tough out, will be clutch performer)


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I have reviewed the documentation regarding migrating 32-bit ZCS to 64-bit, and given that the migration is mandated (albeit slowly) by Zimbra, I was expecting a MUCH more automated process for migrating from 32-bit to 64-bit.
The ZCS installation scripts have been robust and reliable as I've moved from version to version on Community Edition and Network Edition over the past 3 years. It is obvious to me that the Zimbra folks have the capability to automate many more of the manual steps in their official migration document. Much of the info that you're supposed to manually make sure is identical on your source and target servers is information handled without any user intervention on normal upgrades. Their current set of suggestions is too error-prone for something the typical systems admin is only going to do once.
Does anyone else feel that Zimbra needs to provide a higher level of supported tools to facilitate the move to 64-bit?
Improvements that come to mind:
- Provide a script to gather info on 32-bit machine that needs to move to the 64-bit machine
- Script could also walk user through steps that should be manual (copying store/index/db)
- update the ZCS installer on 64-bit with option to take info gathered from script run on 32-bit and run with it


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5 Things That Will Happen at the Open Carry March on Washington
May 7, 2013
By James Schlarmann
Political Garbage Chute.com
The Derp is strong with this one.
Apparently Libertarian radio host Adam Kokesh has no clue how gun laws actually work in America. Id say Im surprised, but Im really not. Militant gun nuts are the ones who think the Second Amendment is all about protecting us from our own tyrannical government, despite there being no actual historical precedent for this interpretation. So its not surprising to me at all that a group of numbnuts headed up by the master numbnut himself wouldnt think about what local municipalities open carry laws are before they engage in a demonstration that will break said gun laws. Kokesh is planning his Open Carry March on Washington to show those mean ol government agents that you cant take his guns from him.
The important problem? Washington D.C. does not permit openly carrying firearms. So what will happen to the 1000 or so people who are going to join Kokesh on his little stroll through D.C.?
#5. Millions Of Americans Wont Give a Sh*t
Gun ownership is actually on the decline. I dont know if this is because people feel more safe, or feel less paranoid and in need of a gun. For whatever reason though, the number of people who own a gun is actually down. This means a) its more important the NRA than ever to get people scared enough to hoard guns and b) that things like the Open Carry March wont really have an impact on the majority of Americans. The truth is that most gun owners themselves know the Feds arent coming for their firearms, its just the easily maniuplated that will be participating in this idiocy.
#4. A Terrorist Plot Will Be Foiled By the Roving Band of Gun Nuts
Haha! Just kidding. This wont happen. It never will. Ever.
#3. A Bunch of People Will Be Needlessly Frightened
If the point of the Open Carry March is to scare a shitload of people who have no idea why a thousand armed people are walking down the street, then youd be able to call the march a success. Most people arent tuned into libertarian radio, and most people will only hear about this madness after the fact, or as they watch the gaggle of fools traipsing down Pennsylvania with their rifles on their backs. But if they think theyll win over the hearts and minds of average Americans by marching militia-style down the street, theyre sorely mistaken.
#2. The Federal Government Will Have The Same Level Of Interest In Taking Your Guns as They Did Before the March
That is to say zero. Zilch. Nada. This has been gone over a million times already, but the Feds dont want your guns. They cant take them for starters, but more importantly, why would our government need to take your guns when they could send a drone over to say hello instead?
#1. Washington, D.C. Police Will Set a Local Record For Most Morons Arrested at Once
If this doesnt show the outright lunacy of the gun zealot fringe of American politics, nothing will. Who the f**k in their right minds would think that a thousand people carrying loaded rifles through the streets is a good idea, especially when there are laws specifically prohibiting this kind of behavior. Sure, Kokesh has told those signing up that they need to be willing to peacefully accept arrest, but who are we kidding here? Do we really believe that the kinds of people who feel their Second Amendment rights are actually in any danger and therefore need to march with 999 other gun hoarders with loaded rifles on their backs are going to just hand over their rifles and get handcuffed? Call me crazy, but considering there were four people killed during a recent Gun Appreciation Day, I cant say that I have much hope for a peaceful demonstration out of these idiots.


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|Holyoke third grade reading CSAP scores increase significantly in 2009
|Written by April Peregoy
For the first time since 2006, Holyoke third grade reading scores have increased dramatically to pass the 73 percent proficiency mark in Colorado Student Assessment Program (CSAP).
A significant increase to 76 percent passing from last year's 58 percent leaves Holyoke's third graders three percent above the state average—and 18 percent higher than last year's scores.
The percentage of Holyoke students who scored unsatisfactory on this year's assessment was 10 percent, a decrease from last year's 12 percent.
There was also an increase in the percentage of students earning advanced scores, from six to 10 percent.
Jennifer Kral, principal at Holyoke Elementary, said she is very pleased the Holyoke scores are now back above the state average.
"This group of students was more prepared," she added.
Kral cited this year's third graders are in their fourth year of the Reading First curriculum, which is allowing educators to do what they need to meet each child's needs.
She also credits the school's new literary coach Nancy Kennedy and a new approach that places students in smaller reading groups.
Another big help has been Jackie Williams, who has hosted vocabulary professional development workshops for the Holyoke schools. A former employee of BOCES, she now works independently hosting reading workshops.
"She saw the need to push the vocabulary and worked with the staff on ways to build vocabulary skills," said Kral.
As a result, Holyoke's third graders performed very well in the vocabulary category of the CSAPs, with 83 percent of students at proficiency or above. In each of the other categories of Fiction/Poetry and Non-fiction, 76 percent of students passed the proficiency mark.
This year's CSAPs were calculated differently from the past, using a longitudinal growth model that compares individual student growth over the year, rather than comparing this year's class to last year's. According to Kral, this gives the school a more accurate picture of how students are improving over time.
Of the 41 Holyoke third grade students who took this year's CSAP test, results indicated 10 percent were advanced, 66 percent proficient, 15 percent partially proficient and 10 percent unsatisfactory.


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London, England (Sports Network) - Juan Martin del Potro earned the fourth
and final berth in Sunday's semifinals at the season-ending ATP World Tour
Finals by outlasting six-time tournament champion Roger Federer in three sets
during Saturday's final day of round-robin play.
Del Potro bested Federer, who had already secured a spot in the semifinal
round, by a 7-6 (7-3), 4-6, 6-3 score to advance. The accomplished Argentine
earned a pivotal break of the 17-time Grand Slam champion to go up 2-0 in the
final set, then held serve the rest of the way to conclude his Group B bracket
with an identical 2-1 record as Federer.
The Group B winner will be determined following the outcome of Saturday's
match between David Ferrer and Janko Tipsarevic. A victory by the fourth-
seeded Ferrer (1-1) would give Federer, who topped both Ferrer and Tipsarevic
earlier in the event, top honors in the pool, while the sixth-seeded del Potro
would obtain that distinction if No. 8 seed Tipsarevic (0-2) prevails.
Federer, seeded second, has claimed the title at this prestigious eight-player
event in each of the past two years.
World No. 1 Novak Djokovic won the Group A bracket after going 3-0 in his
round-robin bouts, with third-seeded and crowd favorite Andy Murray also
advancing after the British Olympic champion posted a 2-1 overall mark.
The top two players from each group will appear in Sunday's semifinals, with
the winners squaring off in the lucrative finale Monday night.
The 2012 World Tour Finals champion can earn as much as $1.76 million.
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the post below about dude with 4 owi's go made me wondering the frequency of this. no need to say directly if you do (even though your identity is hidden as a screen name).
i know of almost no one who will actually line up a d.d. or call a friend (no cabs where i live, 7mi to nearest bar).
a guy who works around here is rumored to have had 5 owi's. can't verify the concreteness of the rumor, but i think he has had to do a fair amount of jail time for the most recent one. odd thing is he lives in a small city where you could call a cab.
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Absolutely not. If I question if I've had too much to drink, it's time to walk or find a ride home.
No need, gotta wife who doesn't drink (or doesn't drink much)
Only when I'm really drunk.
Never. Not worth it for me or the people around me.
I used to drive drunk/buzzed... but never if I could barely walk straight. But after my OWI where I felt like I was completely normal I haven't drove after drinking since.
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I've driven when falling asleep before, probably more dangerous. Never have considered driving after drinking as a plausible solution.
odd thing i learned while taking some alcohol classes back in undergrad. the cops said buzzed drivers tend to be way worse than completely wasted drivers. reason: buzzed drivers refuse to think they are a legitimate danger, but when you are completely wasted you have a higher tendency to know you are a risk. completely wasted drivers (they said) often get pulled over for being too slow and deliberate. driving way below speed limit, always signaling, etc.
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**** no, absolutely not. I'd rather sleep well at night than risk hurting anyone.
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I don't drink. That eliminates this for me.
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In my younger days there would be times where I made less than stellar decisions when it came to this. However, once you get married, have kids, etc...there is just WAY too much on the line.
The Toyota of Des Moines guy has an addiction problem for sure and unfortunately that addiction is completely overruling judgement. He should not be allowed to drive...period.
I agree Heilsqauvador...driving while tired is just as bad as is TEXTING WHILE DRIVING. Everytime I pull up to a stoplight it seems that 2 of every 3 drivers around me are texting...drives me nuts.
This seems like an odd question to ask people.
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Originally Posted by Heilsqauvador
I've driven when falling asleep before, probably more dangerous. Never have considered driving after drinking as a plausible solution.
i stop and get sunflower seeds. chewing something that takes some technique is just enough to keep your brain engaged (at least for a small brain like mine). also books on tape work wonders.
i don't suppose they would help with drunk driving though.
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Rustle Hill Winery
On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, this winery features an amphitheater bandstand for live music, great wines and beers, restaurant and cabins for rent.
Makanda Boardwalk
This historic boardwalk dates back to the 1890s. Today it offers galleries featuring quality handcrafts created by local artisans and a country store.
Bald Knob Cross
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
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Lincoln-Douglas Statues
Located at Lincoln Memorial Park, visitors can "Walk Where Lincoln Walked" by following the presidents footsteps from Jonesboro Square to the park.
Illinois Iron Furnace
Step back to Civil War days when "pig iron" was smelted at this, the first coal-fired iron furnace in Illinois, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Restored structure is in a beautiful park with fishing, hiking, and picnicking available.
Anthill Gallery & Vintage Curiosities
Anthill productions is home to the photography of rare images' Bob Hageman and the stained-glass work of Firelight Studio's Linda Austin. For well over 20 years, Linda and Bob have been making and displaying their unique artworks throughout the Midwest, and they are now for the first time making them available to a broader audience.
Union County Musuem
General museum featuring local history, Kirkpatrick Pottery, Native American artifacts, pioneer items and other unique collections.
Campground Cumberland Church
Presbyterian church in continuous operation since 1850 and the site of a winter encampment during the Trail of Tears. Only site certified by state of Illinois and Cherokee Nation.
U.S. Marshals - Mermet Springs
In this flick, the U.S. Marshal character from The Fugitive is on the hunt for a wanted man after he escapes from a prisoner transport plane during a spectacular crash. This action thriller filmed extensively in Southern Illinois, including along the Ohio River near Metropolis and in rural Vienna. The Boeing 727 used in the crash scene is now submerged in Mermet Springs, a spring-fed quarry where you can scuba dive and actually swim through the plane.
Cairo Public Library
Museum quality working library of Queen Anne, Architecture on two floors built in 1884.
Custom House Museum
This renovated 1872 Romanesque-style structure houses historical artifacts from the surrounding area.
Magnolia Manor
Built in 1869, the brick mansion boasts 14 rooms featuring Italianate architecture and local river lore history. Tours offered daily. The Historical Society hosts special events & luncheons.
Kornthal Church
The present church is the original structure, built in 1860. Dedicated in 1861 as Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Church, it features a 50-ft.-tall steeple, pews made of native yellow poplar, and balconies that span the full length of the building on both sides of the stairway.
Toll House Transportation and Civil War Museum
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I found some pics on my phone that I'm sending to my email. Then I'll try to copy and paste it or something.
I found some pics on my phone that I'm sending to my email. Then I'll try to copy and paste it or something.
I wasn't paying attention. I thought bigshot posted the pic !
Anyway, I know all 3 of us are familiar with areas within D14 !
Sorry. Try to get some pics on here soon
Hey Muleys and bigshot.
I'm still trying but if you send me your email address in a pm I'll send it to you.
I have your's muley. Maybe I'll send you some othe pics of my man cave with mounts . LOL !
That's what the women call my house and they don't let their husbands hang around long to get ideas...
I figured out how to attach.
In 1st pic the ugly mount on the left is the one I'm talking about, Can't see the side view though that had the flattend tine tip like the one in Mill Creek Sta. the buck rack on far left bottom is the old 4x4 crab pt. buck I mentioned. He had one eyeguard half brike off .
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The upper left one came from D-14.... that looks just like a buck my buddy shot to years ago in D-14! Nice collection/room.
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Very nice, thanks for the pictures. Was one of the Taxidermist you hunted with named, "Tom." Tom had a business in Riverside and got railroaded by the fish cops. He ended up loosing his business.
Just wondering, cause Tom showed us where to hunt in the wilderness, he killed some monsters in there. Last time I saw Tom was at a different Taxidermy shop in Riverside, about 3-4 years ago. He looked like crap! he was suffering from Lime decease.
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Thanks Muley's . Women always say "why do you have to have so many deer head's " I tell them because I can. It's "my" house.
Then I show them the smaller racks on the rafters in the garage... OH my God ! Why do you shoot animals ? Because...???
I have friend's that their wives won't even let them hang a head on the wall...PW. My ex wife liked them. She had to arrange them though because she was an interior designer. No problemo ! A lot of bucks in D14 have the same antler genetic's.Same gene pool I suppose.
You are right on. It was Tom E. I used to pack into whitewater with him sometimes. He has done a lot of my mounts. In the one picture, he did the last 3 on the right. Yep, fish cop's screwed him over. I thought he moved to Colorado after. He got lyme disease a long time ago. Back in 80's, unless he got it again. I didn't know he was back from Co. or still in Riverside area. Haven't seen him in 25 yrs. plus. The other taxidermist I hunted with once in Ca. , I never saw him again after. He was a friend of a friend. Shooting at bucks with a 30-30 w/no scope in Whitewater... I called him a few names and told him to stay the f away from me. He told me he hit two deer and couldn't find them. The other Taxidermist in Ca. I only hunted with him in Wy. and Ut..Another lives in Wy. I guess if you hang around their shops enough you end up hunting with them... Heck, you give them enough $$$ !
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When people ask me why i don't ask for French nationality, which I probably could do after so many years living here, I usually get my British passport out of my pocket, where it lives permanently in case I am suddenly deported for showing disrespect to Jean-Paul Sartre, using English words in a French TV interview, or some similar cultural crime, and open it to page two. There, in case you have forgotten, or don't own a UK passport, is a letter from the Queen. It is very formally worded as you might expect from such a lofty authority, but basically what it says is: be nice to this person, they are British.
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Hector Rosendo
Update on Hector RosendoThe member belongs to the communal bank "CHOQUEQUIRAO". This bank is located in the Huanchac district in Cusco province, in the department of Cusco. The member's name is Hector, he is a teacher by profession, and he works at a private school and is also a teacher at an educational institution. He works in the daytime and is currently studying for his post graduate degree. He wants the loan to pay for his children's education. He is a responsible person with a strong desire to come out ahead for his family.
He is asking for the loan to pay for his children's education.
He is grateful for the loan granted him, and he is committed to repaying in installments within the established timeframe.
El socio es el Sr: Hector , el socio es docente de profesión, el socio trabaja en un colegio particular y tambien es docende en una institucion educativa; el socio trabaja durante el dia ; el socio se encuentra actualmente estudiando un post grado, el socio desea el crédito para pagar los estudios de sus hijos , el socio es una persona responsable con muchas ganas de salir adelante por su familia.
El socio solicito el prestamo para pagar los estudios de sus hijos.
El socio se encuentra agradecido con el préstamo otorgado y se compromete a cumplir con el pago de sus cuotas en el plazo establecido.
Previous Loan DetailsHector is a member of the community lender "CHOQUEQUIRAO"; an agency located in Huanchac, Cusco. Hector is 48, married and has two children aged 20 and 18. He is a teacher, working in the La Merced School of Cusco and in the National University campus in Cusco, where he teaches linguistics an... More from Hector Rosendo's previous loan »
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- After just three months of progress, volunteers with Habitat for Humanity returned to their construction site Wednesday morning only to discover it was vandalized over Christmas break.
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In addition to the damages, Habitat's Hall County president Robert Akin said thieves stole nearly $1,600 in tools and stripped cooper wiring from inside the house by kicking in the back door and breaking a window.
For, Sherricka Smith, a single mother of two, the damage to her dream house is devastating.
To make matters worse, Akin said funds being raised for the next house will be used to replace everything-creating a detrimental effect for the next homeowner.
On Thursday, 11Alive's Help Desk stepped in to help pick up the pieces.
After building 35 homes in Hall County, Habitat for Humanity could not believe they would ever see one torn apart.
"I was totally devastated that somebody would come into a Habitat home, any home, but especially a Habitat home, and do this damage. Steal the wire, steel the tools that the kids came to work with, and actually put somebody out who is trying to get a better life," said Richard Akin, President of Habitat for Humanity in Hall County (Georgia).
Moving in to that home was the dream of Sherricka Smith, a single mom with two children.
"This is going to set everything back -- what are they going to do. We just didn't know how long it was going to take to replace everything," she said.
While Ms. Smith and Habitat executives stood outside the house trying to figure out what to do next, the 11Alive Help Desk unveiled its surprise.
"There is somebody here who is going to do all the work for you. They are going to provide the tools; they are going to provide the people and they are going to do the work," said 11Alive's Bill Liss.
The Home Depot stepped forward to join the Help Desk with the project.
"We are going to have our people come in and set up. Our people will come and help you guys. Even in the spring when you get ready to lay out your landscaping we will come in and help out in that too," said Ronnie Hammett of The Home Depot in Gainesville.
Coming from Home Depot will be skilled craftsmen and thousands of dollars in tools and equipment.
"I am very happy, very much happy that everything got back rolling and I am so grateful to Home Depot and Channel 11 for making this happen for me. Thank you so much, it's a blessing, "Smith said.
Home Depot estimates the work will take about a week to complete. Habitat Hall County is also looking for tool donations. For more information, visit their website or call 678-450-5998.


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Summary:Once upon a time in a galaxy very, very close to New Jersey Jay and Silent Bob stumble upon something new called the internet and discover that Miramax is making a movie about their alter-egos, "Bluntman & Chronic." In order to hang onto what tiny crumbs of credibility they have left, the dazed duo set off for California to stop the evil movie studio from making the flick. On a raucous road trip from Red Bank, New Jersey to Miramax's California studios, Jay and Silent Bob meet up with girl gangs, hitchhikers and Hollywood stars; they fall in love and watch bullets fly; they kidnap an ape and aim to take down the studio big chiefs. But most of all, they do what they do best: wreak havoc.


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(Pain in my life)
Young Felicia was only four when she learned how to ride a bike
Now she fourteen ridin' every Tom, Dick, and Mike
I tell her "that ain't nice, why you livin' so trife"
She said please, "MYOB, homie, you don't know me"
(It's so much pain in my life) Her sister the same
Felicia claims she the one that hipped her to the game
She fucked Jermaine because Jermaine had a shiny chain
Now when she pee on the potty she feel a minor pain
And she noticing her vagina changing; and not for the better
She see bumps and all kinds of things
The doctor suggested for her take a HIV test, she said "Yes"
Now it's peace in which she waiting to rest, she so stressed
(So much pain in my life)
And so say the bum on the corner
When I ask him why he bummin' for quarters
Was it him, or was it government order; Said he thirsty
I offered him water, but he said he want somethin' stronger
He said it's (pain my life)
He need a lil something to numb it
Somethin' that's gonna burn a hole in his stomach
First I said "naw", but then after talking to him; It was clear
That his wife was his life and dope had murdered the woman
(So much pain in my life) That bum used rum to keep
His feelings numb; Felicia was out there killin' em
Her a fatherless daughter, him a daughterless father
She a nymphomaniac, he got his thoughts in the bottle
Would it help for them to walk with a bible?
They both say, "nah" they find Religion awkward as I do
I could holla, give a dollar but what more could I do
Not much, they got fucked, it's what we call survival
[Hook: Trey Songz]
(So much pain in my life)
If there was pain up heaven
Wouldn't the rain leave bloodstains (down here)
Cause down here, not much changed in the game
Cause everybody wanna thug, man
(So much pain in my life)
If you knew the pain I sustained
Just from lettin' my gun bang
You would pump your breaks young man
You would jump in the other lane
(So much pain in my life)
I know how it feel
I been in jail where none of my niggas keepin' it real
No dough, no mail, it was "yo, go to hell"
Now they jell cuz I'm hangin' out with Cocoa Chanelle
And even though I got pain in my life I keep it discreet
I got a deal, still sleep in the street
Y'all hustle to get the keys to a jeep; til the judge
Throw the book at you fucker, tell you to read it and weep
(So much pain in my life)
And let me not forget about Leonard
The preacher been feelin' on Leonard for a minute
Told him that if he told his soul would be demented
And even if he made it to the gate he wouldn't get in it
It's (pain in my life) Y'all niggas use pain for a gimmick
But Leonard pain got pushed to the limit
Found him layin on a sofa one night, his throat sliced
With a suicide note and a knife, yo what he write?
(So much pain in my life)
And he's no longer wantin' to live it
Breathin' is no longer important, forget it
What he didn't write is he was molested since he was five
And would rather die before he was forced to admit it
He said it's (pain in my life)
This pain niggas feel everyday
My middle finger wave hi to the critics
If y'all didn't get it, then what?
Then maybe I should just stay away
Let my man Trey Songz and them hit it
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Uber City: Portsmouth, NH
In an unprecedented move, the taxi commission for Portsmouth, NH, voted unanimously to ask the City Council to eliminate all taxi medallions and end city inspections and the regulation of taxi fares in order to level the playing field between regulated taxis and Uber rides. Said Lt. Chris Cummings, the Portsmouth Police Department's liaison with the Taxi Commission: "I guess it's going to come down to what consumers want to do." Indeed. Read more at the New York Post, which has dubbed Portsmouth, NH, home of the FSP early mover initiative the FreeCoast, "Uber City." For more coverage, see Seacoast Online. Photo credit: Christopher Sadowski
Bitcoin for Taxes and Fees? Only in NH
New Hampshire is known as a libertarian hot spot, and the Bitcoin community here is strong. Read about the rich connections between Bitcoin and the Free State Project here. Now, Republican Representative Eric Schleien has introduced a bill, with bipartisan support, that would mandate the state treasurer to "develop an implementation plan for the state to accept bitcoin as payment for taxes and fees [by 2017]." Read more about the proposed bill at PanAm Post. Full text of bill. Photo credit: Bitcoin Magazine
Police Body Cam Bill Introduced
NH leads the charge again. This time, a new bill that will require state police officers to wear and use cameras during interactions with the public. Says the bill's prime sponsor, Rep. Kyle Tasker: "As much as I like police accountability, this is more about re-establishing that trust. Instead of having a 'he said, she said' situation, you have a neutral, very objective witness to what goes on." Read more at the Concord Monitor.
FreeCoast Festival 2014 Highlights
On top of the FSP's Liberty Forum and the Porcupine Freedom Festival, early movers have been organizing their own liberty-oriented events to highlight different regions and approaches to more "Liberty in Our Lifetime." Watch the clip for highlights from the 1st Annual FreeCoast Festival, held in Fall 2014 in Portsmouth and NewMarket, which focused on radical entrepreneurship.
5 Fast Facts About Porcupines
The Porcupine is the FSP's mascot--and liberty lovers within the state of New Hampshire call themselves "Porcs"--because these peaceful creatures just want to be left alone, and, on the flip side, you don't want to mess with them. National Geographic shares some fun fast facts about these fascinating creatures. Read more. Photo credit: HARRISE HARRIS, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC YOUR SHOT
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ItsLikeThisToo - Ep 12 - Merav Yaakov
Hoping to surround herself with like-minded people, Merav Yaakov moved to New Hampshire in 2011 as part of the Free State Project. Since then, she has focused some of her efforts on recruiting liberty-minded candidates to run for the State of New Hampshire House of Representatives. Merav is not in favor of suggesting too many new bills, but rather vetoing and repealing bad legislation. Merav has also taken the lead on organizing this year's Liberty Forum, an annual event intended to showcase the community in hopes of attracting new movers and FSP signers. This year, Liberty Forum takes place March 5th-8th; you can find more information and buy your tickets at NHLibertyForum.com.
Based in New Hampshire, movers of the Free State Project are putting into practice a slew of tactics in an effort to advance liberty, and be part of a productive, harmonious, and, most importantly, voluntary community. More...
Snowball Fight!
When life hands you snow... make snowballs! The east coast was recently hit by what was hyped as the Snowpocalypse of 2015. In typcial "have snow, will have fun" fashion, residents of Portsmouth, NH, made the most of the blizzard. The giant snowball fight was promoted through social media, and around 1PM, the melee broke out in the town square. After the fun, participants went to a bar to warm up and share their experiences. Read more at Mail Online. Photo credit: Youtube.
NH Proposes Bill to End Police Militarization
In NH, folks don't just complain about police militarization, they do something about it. Over the past few years, in several towns across the state, concerned NH residents have fought the acquisition of BEARCATS, garnering national and international media attention in the process. Now, once again, NH leads the charge with a bipartisan bill aimed at stopping local police from receiving military grade weapons. Want to be part of the solution? Join the FSP! More...
NH: Job Growth Keeps Climbing
In New Hampshire, job prospects look good. In 2014, the unemployment rate dropped to 4%, well below the national average, and more jobs were created in the private sector than in the public sector. Read more at The Union Leader. Interested in moving to NH as part of the Free State Project, but need a job first? Join the FSP Job Alert group on Facebook for tips, job postings, and more. Photo credit: habitatcd.org
NH #1 Again
From Politico: "With this in mind, Politico Magazine rounded up 14 different state rankings from reputable sources like the Census Bureau, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the FBI, and on important factors such as high school graduation rates, per capita income, life expectancy and crime rate. Then we averaged out each state's 14 rankings to come up with a master list—atop which sits none other than New Hampshire" (in 2015, sharing this with Minnesota). Read more... Photo credit: Blue Volt CEU
Where Else Would This Happen?
Portsmouth, NH, one of the more left-leaning towns, makes a surprise move, once again proving New Hampshire is in a class of its own when it comes to increasing liberty. The short version: Cabbies complain that Uber is unfair because it doesn't have to follow the same rules they do. So the Portsmouth Taxi Commission votes to eliminate all regulations and disband itself. Check mate, special interests! Where else would this happen? Join the Free State Project, come to Liberty Forum, then move. It's your best chance at "Liberty in Our Lifetime."
Read about the saga at Seacoast Online. Photo credit: AP, taken during Hurricane Sandy in Hoboken.
NH #1 for Wellbeing
Ommm! What do Liberty Forum, dogs, and personal wellbeing have in common? New Hampshire, of course! Not only is NH rated #1 for being the most "emotionally recharged" state, dog lovers can bring their four legged friends to the Radisson at Liberty Forum where you can hear some amazing speakers and meet the Porcupine community. Check out the Liberty Forum schedule here. Buy your tickets today. Move to the state that proves liberty strikes a balance!
Read the article that rated "NH #1 in Wellbeing."
Darn Good Place to Live
"Looking for a healthier lifestyle? You might want to move to Hawaii. More educated people? You should probably try Montana, Vermont, or Minnesota. Better job prospects? North Dakota. And if you want the best quality of living, pound for pound, the best place to live is New Hampshire." Read more at The Washington Post. Photo credit: Robert F. Bukaty/AP Photo
ItsLikeThisToo - Ep 11 - William Kostric
William Kostric believes the most important thing he has contributed to since moving to NH in 2008 is a community activist center known as The Quill.
According to William, while there are activist pockets throughout the country, none compare to the community present in New Hampshire - which is why he's still here, six and a half years after moving with the intention of checking out the Free State Project before leaving the country. William's advice to someone planning to move to NH is to make the move as soon as possible--why wait? In this episode, William also discusses an open carry event that took place in Portsmouth, NH, in 2009.
ItsLikeThisToo is a video series that focuses on early movers of the Free State Project. Based in New Hampshire, movers of the Free State Project are putting into practice a slew of tactics in an effort to advance liberty, and be part of a productive, harmonious, and, most importantly, voluntary community. More...
Critical Mass of Libertarians
Interesting Bloomberg article about Rand Paul's recent trip to NH. The FSP is covered:"For most of the past decade, the state has attracted new libertarian-minded immigrants from other states, and elected new libertarian-minded legislators. They're often the same people. The Free State Project, an effort to attract a critical mass of libertarians to one state and steer its life and politics, was organizing in New Hampshire long before Ron Paul ran for president. When Paul ran in 2008 and 2012, he grew a passionate base of volunteers.
'They were pretty symbiotic,' says Jason Sorens, the young Yale academic (now a professor at Dartmouth, fittingly) who dreamed up the Free State concept in 2001. 'The Free Staters went from 500 to 1200 in the space of a couple of years, and there was a big boost to us from the Ron Paul movement.'
How big a boost?" Read more at Bloomberg. Photo credit: Griffin Hammond for Bloomberg Politics
Ian Freeman on The Tom Woods Show
Free Talk Live's host and founder of Free Keene, Ian Freeman chats to Tom Woods about the Free State Project, and the exciting liberty efforts going on in New Hampshire. Says Tom: "They're unconventional, but that's why they're working."
Ice Castle Rules
Wondering what to do this winter? Check out this acre-sized ice castle in Lincoln, NH. Read more at Boston's CBS Local Photo Credit: Ice Castles NH Facebook page
ItsLikeThisToo - Ep 10 - Andre Rosa
For Andre Rosa all the world is a stage, and he intends to perform all over it! Andre, by his own words, ran away to New Hampshire from California in 2011. Andre says he doesn't really do activism in the traditional sense but he's a "liberty guy" and he lives his life and creates his art from this perspective. In this week's episode, Andre talks about his "Drag Queen and Covered Bridges" calendar with its trials and triumphs, his running for State Rep in New Hampshire, and his fun and creative campaign strategies.
NH is 5th "Stickiest" State
A recent Gallup Poll asked residents from all 50 states if they would move from their current state if they could. See how New Hampshire rates. Not only do New Hampshire residents not want to leave their state, thousands more are flocking to the Live Free or Die state as part of the Free State Project to enjoy the NH Advantage.


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So you live in a cave without TV, radio or newspaper. Is your head in the sand? Or maybe you like to be interviewed by press as was done on the second presidents debate in New York.
There has been plenty of opportunity to become decided. To start with the Republican Party has had a ton of debates, each party had its National Convention, there has been three presidential debates, and one vice president debate, CSPAN and CNN has rerun many of these events.
In my opinion this president election has great contrasts in most of the issues between the two parties. The following only presents four issues namely social security, Medicare, health care and job creation.
SOCIAL SECURITY: One party wants to keep the current system in place as designed by F.D. Roosevelt in the mid 1930s, which has served seniors well for about 75 years. It has a large surplus in the social security trust fund.
The other party wants to privatize social security. In other words let Wall Street write its own rules.
MEDICARE: One party wants to keep the same system which was designed by L.B. Johnson in 1965.
The other party wants to issue vouchers whereby one can negotiate with the multi-billion insurance companies.
HEALTH CARE: On March 23, 2010 one party passed The Affordable Health Care Act, which on June 28, 2012, the US Supreme Court upheld the law's constitutionality. The other party says that on the first day if elected they will repeal (as they call it) Obama Care.
JOB CREATION: One party has rescued the auto industry keeping more than 1.4 million jobs. The private sector has created about 5.1 million jobs during 30 straight months.
The other party said "Let the auto industry go bankrupt". Millions of jobs would have been lost from manufacturing parts to dealerships. There economic theory is "Top Down" which has never worked. It has caused a severe depression and punished the middle class.
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Prosecutors are charging 12 former Florida A&M University band members with manslaughter in the 2011 hazing death of a drum major.
Ten of the band members had been charged last May with felony hazing for the death of 26-year-old Robert Champion, but prosecutors have added a charge of second degree manslaughter. They also have charged two additional defendants.
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For months, Champion's parents, Pam and Robert Champion, Sr., have said the hazing charges were not severe enough, calling them just a slap on the wrist "for the murder of our son."
Tuesday, Champion's parents called the charges "encouraging."
Their attorney, Christopher Chestnut, credited a new state attorney in Florida with upping the charges.
"The family and I applaud the courage of the new Florida state attorney in upgrading these charges. We certainly feel these charges are more in line with the severity of what happened to Robert, but the fact remains we would not be in this situation at all if FAMU had stopped hazing decades ago," Chestnut said.
Champion died in Orlando in November 2011 after he collapsed following what prosecutors say was a savage beating during a hazing ritual. It happened on a bus parked in a hotel parking lot after FAMU played Bethune-Cookman in their annual rivalry football game.
Authorities say Champion had bruises on his chest, arms, shoulder and back, and died of internal bleeding. Witnesses told emergency dispatchers that the drum major was vomiting before he was found unresponsive aboard the bus.
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Seriously: What guy doesn't crave incredibly tasty house-made comfort food? Or draft beer so cold that ice crystals form in the glass? Or his favorite sports on state-of-the-art TVs in a rugged mountain lodge setting? Twin Peaks has all of that – and to top it off, it's all offered up by our most prized assets: the friendly, attentive, and beautiful Twin Peaks Girls. Twin Peaks is the ultimate man cave; everything is rarefied to make you feel special. Our entire menu is prepared in-house and to order, and endowed in generous portions to satisfy the healthiest appetites. We pour beer at 29 degrees into huge frosted mugs for you to wash down hearty man fuel like hand-cut Mozzarella Sticks, succulent Pulled Pork Nachos, a juicy Twin Cheeseburger, & savory Venison Chili. We show the sports you want and need to see, including every important local contest as well as major boxing matches and all UFC fights – and up at the Peaks, every seat has a knockout view. Since a pair of veteran restaurateurs opened the original near Dallas in 2005, Twin Peaks has busted out to 24 locations in 10 states, with plans to unleash more to serve other untapped markets. We even scored a 2010 "Hot Concept!" award from the trade periodical Nation's Restaurant News. We're excited that you're here, so take a peek at our goods: specific location info, appetite-whetting menus, revealing pictures, fun merchandise, and more. Remember: YOU'RE THE MAN! So get up here and enjoy the scenery at Twin Peaks!
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Plug your G-CONNECT into your home router using an Ethernet cable. The automatic update feature requires an Internet connection. Power on your G-CONNECT and it will automatically check and install any required updates. The Status and Wi-Fi LED's will flash as the device is updating. Once complete the 'Status' LED will stop flashing and your G-CONNECT will be ready for use.


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I just realized that Zimbra hasn't updated my yahoo account for the past several days.
Two things seem to have happened:
1. Yahoo switched to a new mail system & there is no option to go back to the old one.
2. When I logged in to the new yahoo, it told me that my email had been compromised and required me to set a new password. I did.
3. I went into Zimbra and changed the password to the new one for Yahoo - which I know works because I use it to log in with Firefox - but when I try a "validate and save", it fails. Says the account is locked.
Is there anything to do?
p.s. BTW, where is the "about" option for Zimbra so I can figure out if I have the very latest version. (I downloaded & installed it in May so I figure my version is fairly current.)


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