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Greenville NC real estate offers many opportunities for waterfront living. The stress and worry of daily life melts away when you can come home to a tranquil waterfront setting and watch the wildlife and waterfowl that a natural environment offers. And no need for expensive vacations when you can boat, fish and swim in your own backyard.
Scenic views of the Tar River dominate this small, friendly neighborhood. Traditional style homes, built between 1994 and 2002, sit on spacious tree lined lots. Located off Hwy 33, Rivercrest is a few miles down the road from Eastern Carolina University and Pitt Memorial Hospital. Neighborhood amenities include a riverfront recreation area and community boat ramp.
Autumn Lakes
Estate size lots and luxury custom homes make Autumn Lakes one of the Greenville area's most prestigious waterfront neighborhoods. Residents enjoy fishing and paddle boating on two beautiful man-made lakes, as well as, simply relaxing and enjoying the tranquility waterfront property offers. Homes are built in classical styles with an attention to detail and feature amenities such as home theaters, salt water ponds and guest houses. Autumn Lakes is just outside Greenville city limits and close to Grimesland, yet only 9 miles from Pitt Memorial.
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Located about 45 minutes southeast of Greenville is Cypress Landing on tranquil Chocowinity Bay. This planned community offers a championship golf course, marina, fitness center, tennis facilities and community center. It has all the comforts, privacy, and scenery of a country estate and has become a dream come true for those of us who live here. The Bill Love designed golf course is nestled among towering pines and gently rolling hills creating a beautiful backdrop for custom homes. Cypress Landing offers a wide variety of home designs, from patio and cluster homes to large estate homes, making this community ideal for all lifestyles.
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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) TACOMA, WA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/16/14 -- IID, securing the Internet with shared cyber intelligence, today announced that it has expanded its executive team with the addition of Bob Dunne as IID's Vice President of Sales. Dunne will oversee IID's global sales team that is focused on helping support the growing demand for its platform to exchange cyber threat intelligence, ActiveTrust.
"With the recent launch of ActiveTrust, and subsequent adoption by dozens of Fortune 500 companies and government agencies, IID has experienced dramatic growth," said IID CEO Lars Harvey. "Bob Dunne has a long history of helping structure growing cybersecurity sales' teams and catapulting companies into their next growth stage, and we're excited to welcome him to IID." Prior to IID, Dunne was Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales at cybersecurity company Tripwire, Inc., where he managed a global sales team that quintupled revenues. At Merant Software he restructured the management sales and support force that resulted in increased revenue, and ultimately the company's acquisition by SERENA Software, Inc. Dunne began his career at IBM and has led worldwide teams in senior executive and management roles at Tektronix Inc., Mentor Graphics Corporation, and other technology companies.
"ActiveTrust is filling a void that has existed for decades; giving businesses and government agencies a trusted platform to exchange cyber threat intelligence," said Dunne. "I specifically joined IID because we are at a critical point in the Internet's evolution where the bad guys have become increasingly successful in carrying out cyberattacks due to their sharing of attack methods. It has become clear that in order to secure the Web we must share better than the criminals, and IID provides the best way to do so." Formally launched this February, ActiveTrust enables businesses and government agencies to confidently exchange threat intelligence and coordinate response between organizations. This expanded insight powers existing security infrastructure, helping these organizations stay ahead of -- and take action against -- the latest cyber threats.
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The ACTFL Survey of Successful Programs
Version of Record online: 31 DEC 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1944-9720.1980.tb01588.x
© 1980 American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
Foreign Language Annals
Volume 13, Issue 2, pages 91–92, April 1980
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Hammond, S. B. and Sims, W. D. (1980), The ACTFL Survey of Successful Programs. Foreign Language Annals, 13: 91–92. doi: 10.1111/j.1944-9720.1980.tb01588.x
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ABSTRACT ACTFL is currently studying successful language programs in schools throughout the nation. This project, supported by the Department of Education, involves the identification, description, and analysis of fifty exemplary programs in American secondary schools. Selection criteria include size of student enrollment, rate of completion of course sequences, and degree of proficiency achieved by the students. In choosing programs we shall focus primarily on those whose successful features can be adopted in part or in toto by other schools.
Profiles of these exemplary programs will be published later this year in a sourcebook provisionally titled Prescriptions for Success. We offer as a preview of the sourcebook the following brief description of the language program in the Edison (New Jersey) Public Schools.


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Getting Luckyby Elaine Barbieri
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Innocence meets decadence when a desperate virgin is rescued from the wild streets of San Francisco by a notorious gambler.
Innocence meets decadence when a desperate virgin is rescued from the wild streets of San Francisco by a notorious gambler.
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Where can i get me a Lucky? Oh fantastic read! You must buy!
Historical western romance novels are hard to find these days, but this is a good one.
In 1849 a "Walker" on the trek west after losing her wagon and animals, Tessa White buried her parents on the way to making a fortune; she lost everything she owned. She manages to make it to San Francisco Plaza near Lucky Monroe's gambling tent. Although he prefers to ignore her as Lucky knows she is bad for business if she remains where she is; he helps the waif anyway. Tessa swears she will pay him back, but Lucky prefers she leave and forget the debt. He offers her passage anywhere, but she rejects his offer. Instead Tessa says her home cooked meals will sell and increase his business. To his shock, it does. Still he wants her so he wants her to leave as someone as virgin pure cannot live in purgatory. However, trouble comes not from the obvious sources, but a jealous brothel owner Delilah and Lucky's refusal to accept what his heart tells him. This is an entertaining straightforward western romance in which the auricle knows what to expect as the characters are out of sub-genre casting 101, yet relishes every moment. The story line is fast-paced from the first confrontation between the gambler and the walker over breakfast and never slows as an inferno threatens lives. Fans will enjoy this fine historical made fresh with tidbits on walkers and the city during the Gold Rush. Harriet Klausner


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|Ralph Clower Ralph Edward Clower, age 59, of Monroe, died on June 13, 2016. He was born in Portsmouth, VA on March 9, 1957 to the late Janet Messer Clower and the late Donald Clower. He is survived by his wife, Diane Clower of Monroe; sons, Thomas Clower of Gloucester, VA, Ralph Range of Monroe, Duane Range of Monroe; sisters and brothers in law, Mary and Steve Howell of Suffolk, VA, Diane and George Satterfield of Jacksonville, FL; brothers, Chris Clower of Jacksonville, FL, Milton Clower of Chesapeake, VA; grandchildren, Andrew Range, and Rayce Range. A Visitaton will be held on Saturday, June 18, 2016 at Meadows Funeral Home from 12:00 pm - 2:00pm and from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Meadows Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of arrangements. Please sign the guestbook online at www.meadowsfuneralhomeinc.com.
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|Timothy Wayne Hart, age 36, of Monroe, died on June 13, 2016. He was born in Tucker, GA on February 20, 1980 to Marie and Tommy Hart. His career began as a personal trainer. After finding a passion for Muay Thai Fighting, he became a professional Muay Thai and MMA fighter. His career included eight amateur fights, three professional Muay Thai fights, which included one international fight. He also was a black belt in Japanese Jujitsu and he was nominated for the 2009 Trainer of the Year in Georgia. He owned gyms: Bulldog Kickboxing, Georgia Fight Club which was nominated for 2009 Gym of the year, and his most recent project, Hart Fit Kickboxing. He was devoted to spreading the art of Muay Thai to anyone who wanted to learn. He was a loving and devoted husband and father; he was a coach and mentor to many. He is survived by his wife, Andrea Hill of Monroe; parents, Marie and Tommy Hart; son, Lachlan Hart; daughter, Pepper Hart; step daughter, Cora Hill; sisters, Tammy Haney, Tara Strickland; brother, Tommy Hart. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, June 18, 2016 at the Hart Fit Kickboxing Gym.
|Alton Powell
|James Alton Powell, age 81, of Monroe, died on June 15, 2016. He was born in Royston, GA on March 10, 1935 to the late Annie Lee Harbin Powell and the late Joseph Powell. He was preceded in death by his wife, the late Dorothy Mae Powell, and by his son, the late Tommy Pearson. He is survived by his daughters and sons in law, Cynthia and Emery Cantrell of Monroe, Crystal and Kenneth Hackett of Bethlehem, Patricia and David Neighbors of Calhoun; Sisters, Sara Harper of Winder, Dorothy Crowe of Winder, Faye Page of Winder; brothers and sister in law, Wayne Powell of Winder, Ray and Nettie Powell of Loganville; several grandchildren and several great grandchildren. A funeral service was held on Friday, June 17, 2016 at 2:00 pm in the Chapel of Meadows Funeral Home with Rev. Greg Butler and Rev. Greg Baldwin officiating. Interment followed at Hill Haven Memory Gardens. Meadows Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Please sign the guestbook online at www.meadowsfuneralhomeinc.com.
|Doris Mobley
|Doris Annette Mobley, age 81, of Monroe, died on June 14, 2016. She was born in Porterdale, GA on June 17, 1934 to the late Irene and Jewell Stone. She was preceded in death by her husband, Mr. Larry Russell Mobley; sister, Norma Jean Johnson; brothers, Jimmy Stone and Pop Stone. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Denise and Phil Malcom of Social Circle; grandchildren, Wesley Malcom, Heather Lambert, and Hunter Malcom. A Visitation will be held on Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at Meadows Funeral Home from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Funeral services are to be held on Thursday, June 16, 2016 at 11:00 am in the Chapel of Meadows Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Eastview Cemetery in Monroe, GA. Meadows Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of arrangements. Please sign the guestbook online at www.meadowsfuneralhomeinc.com.


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Apple may be moving away from wires wherever it can with the Mac lineup, but that doesn't mean you have to, too. If you're into computer-powered keyboards, you still have options—including Macally's new MKEYE 103 Key Full-Size USB Keyboard with Short-Cut Keys ($20). That's right, only twenty bucks gets you a full-sized keyboard for your favorite Mac; just plug it into a USB port, and you're ready to go.
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Rajaratnam's lawyers also used the occasion to further savage the government's case, again attacking star witness Roomy Khan, a former Galleon employee. Dowd called Khan "an inveterate fabricator" and said the government failed to tell the court about her previous insider-trading conviction and that she recanted part of her story when it sought the wiretaps at the heart of the case.
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I'd suggest:
The Ministry of Peace concerns itself with war, the Ministry of Truth with lies, the Ministry of Love with torture and the Ministry of Plenty with starvation.
or just
War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength.
His reads "A bomb won't go off here because people tend to be quite nice, really. Fear everything. Then, tell us about it."
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I'd suggest:
The Ministry of Peace concerns itself with war, the Ministry of Truth with lies, the Ministry of Love with torture and the Ministry of Plenty with starvation.
or just
War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength.
Here is one I did yesterday…
a bomb won't go off here because Doctor Who will save us!
If they want it give it to them.
I think a straight solution to this is to flood them with reports. Report everything. My neighbor put out two bags of trash. There's an unfamiliar cat around. This store didn't open on time. I saw a white guy talking to two Muslim dudes. I saw a mime pretend to fire a gun…
Everyone should make I'd their duty to report at least 10 things a day.
"Looking directly at a CCTV camera is like staring a chimp in the eye: say goodbye to your face and genitals.
"You're not the alpha primate here. Get used to it."
"These chemicals won't be used in a bomb because not everything with an unpronounceable name is explosive. Actually, they were used to make your breakfast cereal more tasty."
The "Fear Everything" bit reminds me of a Mitchell & Webb sketch where they read a Daily Mail headline on a day when there was no news and everything was fine – "Everything Fine! Fear It, Fear It!!"
I've got one, too :-)
My remix, partly inspired by William Lamson's CCTV balloon:
I wonder if you could make a case against the metro police for them causing terrorism.
"Your honor, the police, having put up these signs, made me afraid of my neighbours, afraid to walk on the street, i literally spend every hour alone in my house terrified of those around me, always wondering how they plan to hurt me, i live in constant fear of anything new or different."
I don't think it posted, so here it is again.
#8: My thought exactly. The lesson governments have learned from terrorism is that it works so well that they want to use it too… against their own populace.
As I said immediately after 9/11: If we let the terrorists make us terrified, THEY WIN.
A serious case can be made for indicting Shrub as an Al Quaeda collaborator.
Worked up a few this morning. Knock yourselves out:
Forgive an anonymous post, I'm a bit too embarrassed to make it under a regular username.
These remixes are useful because it helps some of those with anxiety disorders laugh at the heightened state of paranoia they seem to be being forced into. Or at least that is my own experience.
Keep up the good work.
Has the photographer who took the photo in this ad been arrested for photographing the CCTV camera featured prominently in the center of this image?
No? Then the very existence of this ad suggests that someone might plausibly photograph a CCTV camera for a reason other than exploding bomb attacks.
Or are we expected to report anyone looking for too long directly at the center of this ad?
I've started phoning them up to report myself every time I catch myself looking at a CCTV camera. Partly because, hey, I might be a terrorist! And partly so they can have a record of me looking at said CCTV camera and therefore put anyone else at ease who might have seen me looking at a camera and become nervous.
…Oh all right, I haven't really. But I've been thinking about it.
I imagine it would waste a huge ammount of police time dealing with such things, but then they have asked for us to be vigilent. Maybe if enough of us become concerned they'll see the folly of their ways…?
Fair Fairy
How much Fairy are you using to wash your dishes?
Now think again.
Washing Powder for Mass Destruction
Because everybody has a alien neighbour.
It defies logic. I mean… just think about it for a moment… why would you advertise to terrorists what they're NOT supposed to do?! I had a rant at work about these posters this morning – and I was surprised at the antipathy of everyone. The general attitude was that there's nothing sinister about them – rather, it's just a friendly 'neighbourhood watch' message. Are people in this city (London) completely stupid?! Stalin… Mao… the Third Reich… the UK Government has been taking lessons from the best in how to divide and conquer through fear, panic and paranoia. F*cked up the economy? Dont worry – distract everyone with a bit of fear; they'll fall into line like dumb, docile sheep.
It makes you wonder…
Is Orwell's vision really coming true now, or are the US and UK using it as their manual for Government?
Free to a good home with Photoshop:
"A bomb won't go off here, so we'll have to give you something else to be terrified about.
Suspect everyone EXCEPT US. Or we'll make you really, really sorry."
Okay, one more.
I need these posts from the UK, they make me feel better about my own police state.
#2 posted by PUCKMAN
Awesome! I'm glad someone read the comment. Also good choice on "Joey" (babies would sell us out if they could).
How about simple stickers that change the hotline number to the public line at 10 Downing St.?
Affixed to the posters very surreptitiously, of course.
Our pleasure. Anything we can help you with?
.."our" the UK, not "our" BoingBoing :)
Here's my contribution on Flickr.
Here are the four I made yesterday, starting with my favourite: http://www.flickr.com/photos/antonybennison/3382573086/in/set-72157615760622637/
Three more of my own for the cattle call.
Keep watching the ground!
#1, there needs to be a good hashtag to keep track of all these great mashups. #londonparanoia? Cory, perhaps you could update the post with such a hashtag.
#2, these need to be printed and posted all over London! I'd take part if I could, but sadly, I'm on the other side of the Atlantic.
A bomb won't …
because most people pictured have long, blond hair.
Here's another: http://www.flickr.com/photos/36730889@N07/3384695677/sizes/l/
Feeling safe yet?
Here are a few from me.
I don't understand why you gave this one its own top-level BoingBoing post and not the ones from Anthony Bennison (@29). His are way more awesome and were posted in the comments thread of the previous post about the posters. You should cherish your local talent.
Here are two:
Do you feel safe yet?
Adding mine.
A bit of positivity in this one:
Invisible bomb ftw.
Get out of the rubbish bin you crusty tosser.
You should cherish your local talent.
I'm trying to come up with a better way to do this than everybody just linking to URLs in comments. An embedded gallery that links to a Flickr set or something along those lines. Any suggestions?
A slightly different approach – this remix mashes up the police's creepy slogans with the best of Flickr:
Surrealist juxtaposition a go-go.
Upload the lot to a flickr set, then embed the provided flash gallery at the end of the post.
If we're feeling dangerous, you can have flickr provide gallery embed code for a flickr tag, which means people could add new ones to the gallery themselves by adding the relevant tag.
Antinous —
Perhaps you could start a Flickr group for people to join and add their remixes to? You could put the URL in the post. Dunno if a group is too much of a commitment.
Or! You could start a Boing Boing group (apologies if this already exists) and make these remixes a set?
A follow-up idea for #4's post. Every phone conversation you have, insert at random phrases like "rape the Senator","kill Obama","blow up Parliament","shoot the prime minister", etc. This will overload the illegal (illegal in America, at least) monitoring of domestic communications.
Now is anyone going to print these out and place them over the Met posters?
What the heck, I did another one. A little different theme.
These aren't just in London. There's one on the high street of the town I live in, in Devon.
A bomb won't go off here.
When I get back to the UK maybe I should source a nasty brownish-maroon coloured felt pen.
I was thinking about the proper approach to these and thought something like the 'people are quite nice really' was about the best, and also seemed quite british.
For example, it's difficult to parody the police approach here. One would normally exaggerate the paranoia-fostering to drive the point home, but the original already went so far over the edge…
I thought,
"Look, this has gone far enough.
You don't have to spy on your neighbours."
I'm capable of doing my own, but how about someone makes an automated web generator-thingy so everyone can have a go?
And do we have an authoratative match for the font?
#56 "And do we have an authoratative match for the font?"
I'm pretty sure it's Arial. That matched it in Photoshop.
I just had a look at the PDF info. The actual fonts are Gotham Book and Gotham Medium. Gotham is apparently the Obama 'change' font. Anyhow,
Verdana seems about the closest you'll find on a average computer. Coupla quickies:
Not Arial (look at the b's and the apostrophes). The closest is Helvetica Neue 55 Roman and 65 Medium that I have…
OK a bit late but decided to have a go too:
We planted it:
A real policeman's thoughts:
Meth lab:
Fun! ;-) And yes like the last lot, silly bunkum to try and make us all have The Eternal Fear…
One thing I'm happy about – they wouldn't need to be posting posters practically *begging* people to call, if there were many calls to it.
My bet: the number is as popular as the traffic cone one was, and they're desperate for calls to meet their targets so they keep their funding. So, calling them with nonsense (which seems to be what they are deliberately inciting us to do with these posters) might just keep the retards in business longer than if we ignore them.
On the other hand, if ever there were posters that begged to be defaced humorously, to relieve the terror, it's these. As pointed out by an anonymous above, people genuinely are stressed by these posters. That makes them a genuine health risk, as well as an utterly abhorrent waste of our money as taxpayers. Never before has defacing a poster been such a public service. I'm almost sad we have none around my neck of the woods.
Other than vandalism, though: to whom can we complain? Surely there's a police oversight org we can complain to about their tactics, or a government website that we can make a petition on, or *something*?
Is there any UK equivalent to the US' freedom of information thingy, that we can get information on the number and type of calls received, cost of the service, etc?
Tackling these posters is, I feel, a bit like environmentalists tackling plastic bags: it's a tiny, tiny fraction of the problem of waste, but it's a clearly visible one, that a good number of people understand is bad. And educating people about this badness will result in them thinking about other, related badnesses.
A question: Are any of the British users here, who are making these parodies, also printing and posting them up outdoors?
Moral outrage, wise advice and serious BB upsuckage all in one neat JPGular package.
Has anyone in London seen one of these ads yet? I'm assuming they're on some Underground trains, in which case they're easy to modify, but if they've only been put up on station platforms as big posters it's a lot more difficult (or impossible, if they're on the other side of the track).
I'll take a look myself at the weekend, since I don't often use the Underground during the week.
Dewi: Yes, it's called the Freedom of Information Act. Try http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/ (try searching for CCTV, you might be surprised).
for the collection of links thingy, take a look at pearltrees.com
There's one on the corner of New Scotland Yard – IIRC it went up last week (or maybe early this week) replacing a "join the voluteer police" poster that had been up for awhile.
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