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With that, continued debate on military budget cuts affecting housing, commissaries, retirement, COLA and Tricare, will require young soldiers and families to successfully execute changes within their daily spending and saving. They will need assistance in planning, budgeting and implementing ways to adjust to fundamentally, a new way of life, emotionally, financially, physically and in some cases, all three. Programs that offer this type of assistance to returning, and all service members will be vital to those families who may have questions on how to deal with financial woes from installment and credit card debt, or possible spontaneous spending or inability to save. If these situations get out of control, it could affect marriages/ relationships and possibly credit worthiness. According to Military One Source, complications can arise if there are spenders in a relationship without the drive to save.
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Most of us know about — and pay for — common types of insurance that protect us from financial risk. But we often forget that we have other types of insurance waiting in the background.
Robert Reich argues that trading on financial speculation should be taxed, in order to reduce its impact on the rest of the financial system.
Does Bernie Sanders know how to 'bust up the banks?' Robert Reich argues that he does.
While the media has focused on Hillary Clinton, a Bernie Sanders win is not a complete impossibility.
Bottom line: If either of these men is elected president, we could see the largest redistribution in American history from the poor and middle-class of America to the rich. This is class warfare with a vengeance, Robert Reich argues.
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A British video game allows players to send jihadist fighters after figures in Syrian President Bashar al Assad's regime.
06:11, UK, Friday 18 January 2013
A new video game based on Syria's civil war allows players to choose whether to negotiate with President Bashar al Assad or send jihadist fighters to target his regime.
The British designer of Endgame: Syria said he hopes the game will inform people who might otherwise be ignorant about the conflict.
But computer giant Apple has refused to distribute the game and others have criticised it for focusing on a conflict that has killed more than 60,000 people since March 2011.
Tomas Rawlings, who designed the game, said he got the idea while watching a debate on the consequences of arming Syria's rebels.
"For those who don't want to read a newspaper but still care about the world, this is a way for them to find out about things," he said.
In the game, the player commands rebels seeking to topple Mr Assad's regime.
They must choose how the rebel force responds to regime actions and will see sympathy and support for their faction affected as a result.
Mr Rawlings, design and production editor of Auroch Digital, added: "You can win the battle militarily but still lose the peace because the cost of winning militarily has fractured the country so much that the war keeps going."
The game was released as a free download on December 12 from the company website.
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Obama's Attitude Towards Bergdahl and Foley
Obama let five Taliban go in order to release traitor Bergdahl. He was proud of saving a deserter. That's what he thinks America is all about—saving our own even if he is a traitor, belongs to our enemies and is not on our team. That is our President. That is our leader. That is our downfall.
Our whitewashing our guilt from slavery days was so important that we elected a black President with a Muslim background and obvious socialistic leanings. Remember his Cooper Union days.
Hey, I never felt guilty. I never owned a slave. I stood up against bigots when I was young. Why should I be shackled with such a failed leader?
Obama's father and step father were Muslim. Does anyone remember the horrors of 9/11? Did we elect a Japanese president after Pearl Harbor? No, we put the Japanese in Internment camps.
Some crybabies felt weepy about that. Despite the fact that I now have the greatest friendship and respect for the Japanese people, it made wartime sense to put them in internment camps.
9/11 was more deadly than Pearl Harbor. Innocent office workers were killed. They were not military targets.
But Bush told us that Muslims were peaceful people. Obama agrees and says that the most beautiful sound in the world is the Muslim morning call to prayer. Are these Presidents out of their minds? Foley's dead lips are a silent rebuke to Muslim cruelty.
While Obama did everything to save Bergdahl he failed at stopping James Foley's beheading. He saved a possible jihadist-sympathizer with the Taliban and golfed while they cut off an innocent journalist's head. Where are his priorities? On doffing the golf ball?
In a horrifying vision I see Foley's head being hit out of a sand trap by Obama in Bermuda shorts. He doesn't get the ball in the cup. He always misses his target because he is too busy turning his back on his nation. He doesn't have our backs.
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I have tried to see Obama as leaders of foreign nations and our allies may see him and the way they may see America. The American people had an almost complete picture of Obama's past and what his ideas were to change America before the 2008 election. Then with even more information about his questionable credentials, they elected him again in 2012 feeling twice is better than once. I suspect most of those who voted for him wanted a black to be president regardless of who he may be, and they were blind to his character and background. Nothing really mattered except Obama was black and he would be the first black. Electing a black president would be a statement of victory over racial prejudice in America. If that indeed was the case, a foreigner may wonder if out of all the black people, why couldn't Americans find one to be president who was not a Muslim, communist, racist, and at least a patriot and a citizen of the country?
I would not trust obamasama to cover MY back! Who would trust a traitor Communist Muslim Fox to guard the hen house????
My apologies Karen, my disagreement (and it's only a very limited disagreement) was with the original article, not with your post.
I apparently didn't make myself clear. I agree that no American should be left behind. It was the manner in which it was done that I'm speaking of...trading terrorists for for Bergdahl. I thought I made that clear. That has NEVER been done, to my knowledge.
My point was about the poor guy who's still in a Mexican prison with very little hope of release, and the fact that no one seems to remember him or even care that he's still there without even trying to get him out. Is he not an American?
I'm not sure where you're coming from regarding his trial by Americans...of course, by all means he should be tried by Americans! I never suggested otherwise. However, if he's found to be a traitor to his country, then he should pay the consequences of one, and it should be more than a slap on the wrist.
I would respectfully suggest that seeking Bergdahl's release was not one of this administration's many errors.
No matter what, America must never leave an American in the custody of the enemy. It's a matter of principle.
Doesn't mean that Berdahl shouldn't face a court martial if his conduct is as reported. But as an American soldier, he deserves a trial by Americans and punishment by Americans. Not that I trust this administration to do anything of the sort. But in my mind, the error was not in retrieving this soldier.
Everyone centers their attention on Bergdahl...rightly so, to an extent. What about the poor guy in a Mexican prison whom everyone seems to have forgotten? This poor guy just made a wrong turn and he's still in a Mexican prison. No one seems to care about him. Has anyone even tried to get him out? NO. Granted, Bergdahl's situation was worse, much worse, and it should NEVER have happened. He's a traitor and something is seriously wrong when a traitor is allowed to go free with no consequences whatsoever, let alone allowing five terrorists in the trade off to go back to killing our troops, as well as possibly planning to kill innocent people here in this country. That's treason in my book. Foley is another story, as well, and it should never have happened, either, but isn't every American important? In my book, they are. How long will they allow this man to rot in Mexico? Probably forever since nothing's been done about it so far. Shameful!
As for the Obamanation, he breathes lies! If I were standing in three feet of water and he said it was raining, I'd have to check for myself!
At this point in time, I'm highly surprised that vets and active military haven't banded together to do something about this arrogant, just plain evil impersonator!
Jo Gonzalez, you are exactly right! The military and the American people better WAKE UP SOON! After the November elections, it will be all over! The Democrats/Communists will once again rig the elections! Only "we the people" can now save our country! We need a massive march on Washington, D.C. by millions of fed up Americans to remove all the crooks and liars and try them for treason! It's the only way now to save our country and our HEADS! Obama has removed all the good loyal generals in our army! This is Obama's final take down of America!.....................PEOPLE FOR HEAVEN SAKES, WAKE UP!
This Trashy SOB, doesn't even honor us enough ,to put on a Tie. Disgusting, well, the Trash voted him in, and they got the demise of integrity, dignity, and Class. This man alone represents "The Trashing Down of America".
Have we ever in our History ,seen a man , who glorifies a Deserter, and then completely ignores, the beheading of an innocent American? Priorities backwards. This man is "The Enemy Within" and the Military had better figure it out and act. Americans had better wake up and wake up fast, the Terrorists given a Free Hand, by this fellow Muslim, are coming to a theater near you. September 11 is coming, and through his dalliance, lack of action of any type, they are funded, more are joining, and the Caliphate is out to get us, and they will. Idea, if they are getting so much revenue from selling their Oil, on the Black Market, bomb their Oil Fields could be one of the remedies, although I prefer the approach of another American President, Harry Truman, carpet bomb them.
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Lance and Team LIVESTRONG Take on Florida Ironman 70.3
by Tory Gibler (LIVESTRONG Staff)
Haines City, Florida was taken over this past weekend by triathletes looking to complete the Florida Ironman 70.3. Team LIVESTRONG was in attendance as 64 athletes raced in their Team LIVESTRONG gear and had collectively raised a little over $136,000 for the foundation. Despite the heat and long miles, athletes were digging deep and delivering great performances.
Between the Ironman Village, the Ironkids race on Satruday, and the Florida Ironman 70.3 on Sunday, the weekend was full of LIVESTRONG spirit and enthusiasm. At the Village on Friday and Saturday, you didn?t have to look far to see a LIVESTRONG shirt, wristband, or other apparel sprinkled in the crowd. A group of 17 youth from Team TRIPOWER competed on Saturday in the Ironkids race, who raised money for the foundation and were a special addition to Team LIVESTRONG.
Lance Armstrong led the Team LIVESTRONG charge on Sunday and took gold within an impressive finish of 3:45:38. The other members of Team LIVESTRONG started at various times and were inspiring as they each swam, biked, and ran through the 70.3 mile course.
The team is composed of athletes with different backgrounds from all over the country. They had all trained for this day and had raised money for the fight against cancer. For some this was their first Ironman 70.3 or event with Team LIVESTRONG, others this was their first triathlon in over 25 years, and many trained for about a year for this event. The dedication of these athletes is unwavering, and especially in the fight against cancer. Many were racing in honor or memory of someone, most had a personal story such as a family or friend who has survived or lost the battle. Collectively they are an inspiring team that I felt honored to cheer for and support.
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Great weekend! Thanks Tory and Matt for your support! I'm looking forward to seeing at another race/event down the road!
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Congratulations Team TriPOWER from Sebring, Florida! You guys ROCK!!
Great job Lance and great job to teamLIVESTRONG!!!!
What a awesome job Team TRIPOWER (Sebring,Fl) did in their efforts at the IronKids race AND raising money for the foundation! I am so proud of all of your efforts!
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Carried six electric rocket engines of plasma type that served as actuators of the attitude control system. The spacecraft was equipped with a TV system that provided automatic in-flight film processing.
AKA: Zond 2-3; 3MV-4A.
Gross mass: 925 kg (2,039 lb).
First Launch: 1964.11.30.
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text: Keep your cat – and others – safe from this common winter danger Posted on Oct 09 , 2012 by Jane Harrell, senior producer Print Home > Blog > Feral Cats > Keep your cat – and others – safe from this common winter danger Tags: cats, cold weather, foster cats, living with stray cats, winter Last night the temperatures dipped and my foster cat Peyton climbed up to the head of the bed to burrow under the covers with me. Peyton slept there all night, curled tightly into my chest. In fact, she's still under them as I write this. (See the picture to the right.) Peyton has only come out today to eat and use the litter box. Not only is Peyton's attempt to stay warm irresistibly adorable, but she reminded me that it's the time of year when animals everywhere start looking to stay warm as well. For indoor-only cats (like mine), this just means getting cuddlier with each other and vying for the best comfy spot by the heater. But for feral cats or cats that spend time outside, this can be a serious problem. In addition to the dangers of hypothermia and antifreeze poisoning, every year around October I see a few stories about cats who get trapped in car engines. This happens when cats search out somewhere warm and dry. Unfortunately, some don't wake up or get out before the car starts, trapping and — sometimes — killing them. (Read about a cat that survived a two-mile ride in a car engine.) So, this year, Peyton and I are being proactive. Please help us spread the word about cats and car engines by sharing this Facebook flyer. Then learn more about: How you can help feral cats Six reasons not to let your cat outside Cold weather pet health and safety and How you can adopt my adorable, smart foster kitty, Peyton. Share this flyer to keep cats safe! Share this Article: Print


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Rockers Rob Zombie, 311, and Sick Puppies have all recently announced concert dates in Des Moines. Here are all the details.
Rob Zombie will bring his electric stage show to the Seven Flags Event Center in Clive on Friday, July 18 at 8 p.m. Zombie released his fifth straight Top Ten studio album, entitled Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor, in April of last year and is already working on material for his sixth, as of yet untitled, solo album. The eccentric writer, director, producer, and musician has ten Top 20 Rock singles to his credit dating back to his days fronting White Zombie. Tickets to the show are $39.50 in advance, and $45 at the door. They may be purchased at the Seven Flags box office and at all Ticketmaster outlets. Seven Flags has not yet secured an opener for this all ages concert.
Rock/rap quintet 311 will take the stage at the Val Air Ballroom in West Des Moines on Thursday, August 7 at 8 p.m. The band has racked eight Top 10 albums and fifteen Top 20 Alternative singles over 15 years of recording. On March 11, 311 released Stereolithic, their thirteen studio album. Tickets for the all ages show are $39.50, and they may be purchased through TicketWeb and the Val Air box office. No opening act has been announced yet for this concert.
Australian rockers the Sick Puppies will return to Des Moines on Thursday, July 31 for a show at Wooly's. The band released their latest album, Connect, last July and watched it climb to #17 on the Billboard 200, #2 on the Alternative chart, and #3 on the Rock chart. The Sick Puppies crossover sound has allowed them to chart singles in the Top Ten of the Adult Pop chart once, the Mainstream Rock chart four times, and the Alternative chart twice in the past eight years. Tickets for the show are $20 in advance and $22 at the door. They may be purchased through the Wooly's box office and Ticketfly. Like a Storm and Stars in Stereo will serve as openers for the 8 p.m. all ages event.
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Suppose, I have 1 disk partition (previously filled with random data) and create some file system on it (NTFS, FAT, EXT2, etc). I am going to keep some files here (i.e. visible files).
Then i create a few loobpack devices with different offsets and make some file systems on them.
The question is: can an observer determine that these hidden containers exist by the presence of the metafiles/system info of the original file system?
I've read:
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- NTFS keeps system data in the begining and MFT mirror in the middle of the partition.
- EXT2 keeps superblocks in each block group, and there is a lot of them on the disk.
When i fill hidden loopback devices with some data this outer file system's metadata may be erased, right? Like in the case of NTFS MFT mirror in the middle of the partition may be erased. In the case of EXT2 superblocks may be eraised. And this will look suspicious.
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Zenith Gallery is one of those guilty pleasures I have never needed to embrace. It is a tabernacle of Art Lite; a library stall where rejected best sellers attempt to shine afresh; and a food market that doesn't attract flies because it's not savory enough.
Most of its artists seem genially disposed and nicely turned out. Certainly what they offer does not offend, but it does nothing to disturb, enlighten, elevate, or even annoy. Well, it is annoying. Why should such work be available to presumably serious collectors when so much better stuff goes unnoticed?
One of the reasons is its founder's seductive flair. Because she likes something, you might as well like it too. She has a flair for decoration; she knows how to mix and match; and she's a personable lady.
Yet these attributes have very little to do with providing an audience with paintings and sculpture that are not only beautifully – or at least competently – made, but pose a challenge or question. Much of the work is friendly. Which is to say, acceptable. Which is to say, in terms of what art can do, not anywhere near what it should be doing.
Her aesthetic is as decorative as the rooms she is pleased to adorn. She can't but choose the blandly insipid creations she's trafficked in ever since I moved to Washington in 2004 and hoped for at least one dealer who was willing to scour the region for artists who might help re-establish Washington as an art center that was potent enough to be seen after Philadelphia finished throwing its weight around and New York City took a deep breath and said "Namaste."
Washington is not an enviable place to be an artist – not a good one anyway. Color Field painting constituted a breakaway moment , upon which the city failed to build – though it has no trouble seizing what bragging rights it can and makes the most of its CF aura. Yet it has needed at least one dealer whose spirit is not so much on the cutting-edge as enamored of regional possibilities that have cropped in cities as diverse as Denver, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Richmond, and Dallas – to mention a few places that have successfully re-invented themselves and carved out a reputation as art-destinations-to-reckon-with. DC is that half-sister who never went to the prom, lives by herself, and doesn't even like animals. It attempts a world-class image without having – as far as visual art is concerned – the goods to match.
Zenith Gallery exemplifies Washington's appalling mediocrity. I would single out certain painters, but there is no need. They are all – each in their own way – of a piece in that none tells us anything about the sort of life we in America have; it is not interested in its landscape or its cheap hotels or such charming aberrations as artists find in other places. Zenith's artists are aesthetic slouches and phenomenological bores. They make a virtue of complacency; a winning strategy out of the amiable frou-frou of their lives; and a slack-hearted yarn-ball out of life's harrowing complexities.
If people can be said to look for art in all the wrong places, let me identify this one and suggest that you look somewhere else. There will always be nice and lovely people who will buy such stuffs as the Zenith Galleries of this world provide. Yet if you are interested in the sort of art-work you might care to live with for a while; hate for a spell; but suddenly see in a different light and care for it more than ever, Zenith and its ilk is not for you. It is not for anyone who wants a three-dimensional experience on a two-dimensional plane.
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Army, 1968-1996.
"The world is a dangerous place not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it." Albert Einstein
United States Air Force. Retired in 1997. Wish I didn't.
USAF 1956-1976 Should have stayed longer. Things were not the same any more.
US Navy. 20 years 3 days, retired Chief Gunner's Mate.
Interesting poll, I woulda bet the Navy or Marines had more than the Air Force on here.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Air Force, Missile Launch Officer (Titan II) 71-79
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US Army 1981-1989...sometimes regret not staying in.....
I was in the Marine Corps a long, long time ago...(actually it was the mid-1980's). After (I thought) I was out, I almost "got" to go to Desert Storm, but ("sadly") missed out on the chance to live in the desert for a few months.
Unlike many who served, I don't look at it as a particularly positive experience. To be blunt, I absolutely hated it. The rules, being told what to do, etc.
OTOH, it had its moments. I came by the nickname "Stinky" because I didn't have a clean t-shirt once to wear under my uniform for an inspection, so I wore one that I had PT'd in a few times. It stank to high freakin' heaven.
I also had a Major cut his finger wide open when inspecting my rifle. He took one look at me (I put NO effort whatsoever into ironing my uniform, polishing my boots, etc.- I thought it a waste of time then and I still do today) and he thought there was no way on God's Green Earth that my rifle would be anywhere near to an acceptable standard.
Wrongo, Brass-ass. Keeping your weapon in good working order IS important. So that baby was C-L-E-A-N. I mean cleaner than everyone else's.
They routinely found carbon in the chamber. The dude stuck his finger in my M16's chamber, fully expecting to remove his finger and find it absolutely coated with grime. Nope. He did it again. No dice.
And again. Nothing.
Then he got mad and rammed half his arm into the rifle- cut about an inch gash on his finger, which bled like a river.
Did I get any credit?
I still got dinged, for "Blood in the chamber". I kid you not.
"...bad decisions that turn out well often make heroes."
Gary D. Mitchell, A Sniper's Journey: The Truth About the Man and the Rifle, P. 103, NAL Caliber books, 2006, 1st Ed.
No worries, Randy - it's different things to different people - but why did you sign up? Recruiter told you it'd be something completely different? Just curious, not busting your balls or anything.
P.S. Kickass job on the rifle maintenance - that major was a d-bag.
Army Signal Corp. 86 to 90.
Wurzburg, Germany - 3rd Infantry Div.
Ft. Benning, Ga. - 197th Infantry.
I was in the Air Force. Did my 4 and moved on. Great experience though, wouldnt change it for anything.
Army in the 70's, Navy in the 90's.
"We're paratroopers. We're supposed to be surrounded!" Dick Winters
Active Army 00' to 06' - aviation, combat arms on OH-58D helicopter. PA National Guard currently.
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No recruiters misled me. I underestimated the amount of regimentation and order-following that was involved, and that was 100% my fault. I could have found out if I had done any investigating, but I didn't. Hell, I might even have enjoyed the Army if it's any different (I hear may be a little different that way).
I signed up because parts of it sounded cool. And candor compels me to acknowledge that the parts that sounded cool actually WERE cool. I liked shoooting. I liked PT. I liked maneuvers & war games & field exercises. I liked digging holes. I like humping for miles. I liked the field. A lot.
But that barracks crap was 1,000 % for the birds, and I just underestimated how much of that there would be. Gawd, all that C.O.D. (no one has marched into battle like that in many years, primarily because it's a very efficient way to get killed), being told when to eat and where to sit and how you can't pee in this latrine (it's only for officers/staff NCO's, etc.), and your boots aren't shiny and you have loose threads hanging off of the INSIDE seams of your clothes and etc. & etc. & etc. ad nauseam.
"...bad decisions that turn out well often make heroes."
Gary D. Mitchell, A Sniper's Journey: The Truth About the Man and the Rifle, P. 103, NAL Caliber books, 2006, 1st Ed.
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College Hockey:Clark Leads Merrimack Over Rensselaer
Warriors Seek First Division I Tourney Title
TROY, N.Y. — HED: Warriors seek first-ever tourney title
SUBHED: Clark nets second straight game-winner
By Kevin Conway
Merrimack started the second half of the season right where it left off the first.
Red-hot sophomore Brendon Clark scored his second straight game-winner, while senior Joe Exter turned in another outstanding night in goal, as the Warriors advanced to the championship game of the 52nd Rensselaer/HBSC Holiday Tournament Saturday with a 2-1 victory over the host squad.
The win is the third straight for Merrimack and sets up its first-ever meeting with Wayne State from the College Hockey America conference in Sunday's final (7 p.m., WCCM 1490 AM) at the Houston Field House. It also evens the Warriors' overall record at 6-6-3, the latest they've been .500 in a season in two years.
"It's been a long road for us," said Merrimack head coach Chris Serino. "We've been playing pretty good and finally get back to the .500 mark. Now we'd like to go over it at this tournament. They deserve to go over it."
The Warriors will be seeking their first tournament title ever since the program moved up to Division I in 1987. Wayne State (6-10-0) — which also owns the Warriors nickname — advanced by ending a four-game losing streak Saturday with a 7-0 matinee pounding of Princeton.
"This whole year we've been talking about leaving a mark as a senior class," said Exter, who had his 157:05 shutout streak snapped in the third period on a tying goal by RPI defenseman Scott Basiuk. "We want to build a foundation and that's a hell of a way to do it right there, be the first class to win a tournament. So winning it's very important to us, and we plan to do whatever it takes to do it."
RPI coach Dan Fridgen, whose club misses out on defending its tourney title, believed his team deserved a better fate.
"I didn't think they beat us on their merit; I thought we had a hand in that as well," he said. "But their goalie played real solid and you've got to take care of things better in your own end."
Merrimack may have been headed to the consolation game if it wasn't for Clark continuing his recent knack for being involved in big goals.
With the score tied 1-1 following Basiuk's second of the season and RPI turning up the pressure, Clark tipped in a cross-ice pass from defenseman Rob LaLonde that managed to slip through the pads of Engineers goalie Kevin Kurk (20 saves) with 7:36 left in regulation.
"I had my back turned and wasn't facing the net," said Clark, who has twice scored the winning goal and assisted on the other in Merrimack's current win streak. "I kind of curled my stick, pulled it in and was just trying to get a piece of it."
The third-line center, Clark, a recent runner-up for the U.S. College Hockey Online Player of the Week, has now posted four goals and two assists in the last six games.
"It's just more of me getting more comfortable and getting more chances now," said Clark, whose first career goal started his hot streak. "We're rolling three lines and things get flowing. They eventually had to go in."
Merrimack opened the scoring just 2:41 into the first period on the power play. Junior Tim Reidy collected a Marco Rosa pass behind the RPI net, deked going left then wrapped around to the right before slipping the puck between the post and Kurk's right pad for his team-leading sixth goal.
Following a scoreless middle period, Basiuk scored on a blast off a draw from 35 feet out that broke off Exter's blocker 3:58 into the third. The Engineers were buzzing in the Merrimack zone for the next several minutes but unable to take advantage thanks to some opportune play from a defensive corps that was without freshman sensation Bryan Schmidt, who is nursing a knee injury this weekend.
"Once he got hurt, other guys on defense had to step up," Serino said. "And tonight they definitely did. I thought we played our best hockey on defense the last six minutes after we took back the lead."
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While most people do not consider Indianapolis to be a leader in Internet technology, they could not be more wrong. Not only is the technology community in Indianapolis growing, but more traditional businesses are taking advantage of the Internet to grow their businesses. As more resources emerge to help businesses (both free and for a fee), more companies are capitalizing on Hoosiers being online.
A great resource for Indiana businesses on the web is Smaller Indiana. While Smaller Indiana does not focus solely on Internet companies, it is a place where business owners can connect online and learn more about how to use social networking tools. Smaller Indiana members call themselves "Smoosiers." Subgroups within the site include Business Owners, Social Media Marketing, and Hoosier Twitosphere.
On any given day you may find the discussions on Smaller Indiana range from local restaurant specials to Twitter best practices to favorite WordPress plugins. The opportunities to learn how to use the Internet to market a business range from the most basic of topics to the extremely technical. The one underlying thread is that it is Hoosiers helping Hoosiers.
Smaller Indiana is a free site to join and is sponsored by local companies such as Roundpeg, Bitwise Solutions, Central Indiana Community Foundation, Kristian Andersen and Associates, Small Box Web Design, and DK New Media. Its parent company is Coyle Media. You can visit Smaller Indiana and set up a general account and then either jump into the "Forum" for discussions or join "Groups" with people of similar interest.
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Who is ready for some Tech House? ME ME ME! Yesterday on Dim Mak's Free Friday Giveaway, LA producer Craig Williams was featured with this groovin' remix of TAI's Lose yourself and I haven't stopped shuffling since.
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London mayor Boris Johnson was on hand today to launch an innovative "tech hub" that will create more than 100 jobs.
The Amazon Digital Media Development Centre, near Old Street's so-called silicon roundabout, will develop the next generation of television and film services.
It will house the development teams behind LoveFilm and technology company Pushbutton, both recently bought by Amazon.
Mr Johnson had a go at coding while given a tour of the complex this morning. The mayor said: "It's fantastic to welcome Amazon's new tech hub to London, giving the capital yet another vote of confidence from the world's leading innovators. Boosting London's tech and media workforce is key to driving the capital's economy and helping to create jobs and growth."
Managing director of the new centre, Paula Byrne, said: "The number one reason that we located the new Amazon Development Centre in London is because we believe that the capital is brimming with world class tech talent."
She added: "We are now looking for the most innovative and creative people to join us in designing and developing the next generation of TV and film services for a global audience."


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Heather Ridge Farm, Carol Clement's omnivore haven in the Catskill Mountains, announced today the addition of monthly cooking classes to its roster of foodie-centric offerings. This month's cooking class on Saturday, July 26, is "Everything Chicken," emphasizing techniques to get the most from your chicken, including how to cut up a whole chicken, the best methods to cook each cut, and recipes. The class, which starts at 5:30 p.m., will include a dinner with the foods the class has cooked.
Heather Ridge Farm, at 989 Broome Center Road in Preston Hollow, NY, features animals lovingly grown in small groups on bucolic pastures without antibiotics and hormones. Virtually everything on the menu of their Bees Knees Café is grown or raised on the farm or sourced nearby.
The cooking classes are ably taught by Chef Rob Handel, previously executive chef at Blackthorne Resort, now filling that position at Heather Ridge Farm's Bees Knees Café. Since joining the staff at Heather Ridge Farm this season, Chef Handel created an innovative approach to the "farm and forage to table" menu. He has also started monthly "Supper Club" events, on and off farm catering, and cooking classes. Each cooking class costs $50 per person, including dinner; reservations are required.
The wildly popular "Supper Club" is a five-course dinner featuring the meat and poultry of Heather Ridge Farm paired with the best of local produce. The next Supper Club will be August 9 at 7p.m. – again, reservations are required.
The next cooking class will be August 23, and concentrate on "Canning and Preserving."
Heather Ridge Farm's café and farm store are open every Saturday and Sunday from 11a.m. – 4 p.m., offering Animal Welfare Approved grassfed and pastured meats and poultry.
The cooking classes will be held at the café at Heather Ridge Farm, starting at 5:30 p.m.They cost $50 per person, including dinner. Reservations are required - follow the link above or call 518-239-6234.


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Adult communities: Who can live in one?
There is a lot of controversy and misinformation concerning who can live in an adult community. Most of the time it has to do with the so called 80/20 rule.
The Housing For Older Persons Act allows communities to operate as adult, or 55 and older housing.
To qualify, your community must adhere to the following criteria:
At least 80% of the occupied units are occupied by at least one person
who is 55 years of age or older.
The housing facility or community publishes and adheres to policies and
procedure that demonstrate the intent required under this subparagraph.
The housing facility or community complies with rules issued by the
Secretary of HUD for verification of occupancy which shall:
Provide for verification by reliable surveys and affidavits; and
Include examples of the types of policies and procedures relevant
to a determination of compliance.
The question is, does that mean that 20% of the residents must be under 55 years of age?
This is a common misconception.
HOPA does not contain this requirement.
Associations may establish their own restrictions as long as 80% of the occupied units are occupied by one person over 55, and they are not inconsistent with the intent of HOPA.
The 20% actually makes an allowance for issues that may arise, such as the death of a co resident who was over 55, allowing the under 55 owner to stay in the unit. Or, a couple 50 and 57 years old divorcing, allowing the younger owner to stay.
The Florida Commission on Human Relations administers the Federal Fair Housing Act in the state of Florida.
For questions or to register contact FCHR at:
800 342-8170 or http://FCHR.state.fl.us


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About this listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
The Space
Natural light abounds throughout The Bungalow, with views of the capitol and downtown Olympia. At 642 square feet, The Bungalow comfortably accommodates 3 guests with:
Two bedrooms – One with a queen bed and one with a twin bed. Inflatable twin mattress are available for extra sleeping accomodations
One bathroom with a unique slate-tiled shower
Small dining area with a well equipped kitchen, dishwasher and gas stove
Living room with gas fireplace
Earth-friendly cleaning practices
Wireless Internet
Collection of books, games and puzzles
Towels, soap, hair dryer, iron and ironing board
Access to shared laundry facilities with unscented laundry
Fully furnished with your comfort and convenience in mind
Guest Access
The whole house is available. I do not live there, it is just set up for guests so you will find a private clean space for your stay. I also have laundry facilities available on the premises.
Interaction with Guests
I usually don't have much interaction with guests, although some have become friends. I live just up the street so I am available if need be.
The Neighborhood
The Bungalow is located just on the Eastern edge of downtown Olympia. It is within walking distance of shops, waterfront, restaurants and public transportation.
Getting Around
Close to I-5 and public transportation.
Other Things to Note
My usual check in time is 3pm and check out is noon. I can have some flexibility around this depending if I have other guests booked before or after your stay.
Delicate Sewer system. Please use garbage for anything other then TP. No smoking inside. No opening bottles on the counters or woodwork.
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Harold is someone I've written about many times before, but not here. I wrote about Harold for my college entrance essay, for a graduate school speech, and even mentioned him in my book proposal last year. He's unassuming in appearance, but not in character — you likely wouldn't look twice as you walked by him on the street. He's generous with his time and always up for helping when the cards are down. He has good taste in clothes, enjoys a great meal, and is always full of ideas for how to fill out a day just right. Before I boarded a plane for Ghana the summer of my junior year in college, I thought about Harold. When I got the jitters about leaving my friends and family to move to Seattle, I thought about Harold.
The funny thing is, Harold isn't real (bear with me here. Really). He's a character from Harold and the Purple Crayon, a children's book my mom read to me as a little girl. About ten years ago, she gave me a copy for Christmas, and it sits on the bookshelf in my office today. If you're not familiar with the story, Harold's a young boy armed with a purple crayon and he thinks through what he'd like to surround himself with — what he'd like his world to look like–and then simply draws it and it comes to be. Want a full moon tonight and a long evening walk? Harold breaks out the crayon. Care for a long slide to slide down on a sunny afternoon? Harold draws it. The idea behind the book and the charming character of Harold is that we can all create the day we wish to have, the month we really need, or the year we hope for if we use our purple crayons carefully and deliberately — if we simply imagine how we'd like for it to look and set out to begin making it happen. So on New Years Day, I thought about Harold again. I thought about how I'd like this year to look for myself, for Sam and I, and for my business.
Truthfully, I started thinking about 2013 the week before as we drove up the Oregon Coast on our way back to Seattle (you'll see a few photos here, as promised). I got to show Sam around the towering Redwoods and my hometown of Eureka where we stopped for messy burritos and used books. The next day we continued North to drive up the coast together for the first time, accompanied by Bruce Springsteen for a good many miles. There was a delightful breakfast at the Pancake Mill outside of Coos Bay, a stop in to see our friend Eli in Eugene, and a few silly tourist landmarks (that drive through tree! Prefontaine's statue!) We made it home to a very cold house and an epically large stack of mail. I was glad to be home. I was ready to settle in again.
The next day was New Year's Eve and we decided to stay in with a bottle of champagne, good cheese and crackers and Heidi's simple tomato soup that I can't seem to get enough of on these winter days. It was just what we wanted for the night. Neither of us are big New Years party people. I find that going out is generally an over-priced evening that feels more like an obligation to yourself or the occasion or someone else than a genuinely good time. Instead, we drew out what we wanted our night to look like and made it so. We took a cue from Harold, clutching champagne glasses, purple crayons in tow.
Don't get me wrong: I realize the idea behind Harold and the Purple Crayon is simplistic at best. It is a children's story after all. When it comes right down to it in our day-to-day lives, there are so many factors we can't control that would certainly get in the way of drawing, so to speak, something you'd like for yourself and having it just come to fruition. There's the very real issue of money, the possibility of sickness or family duress, of work obligations, or stresses outside of your control. When I think of this year and talk about it with Sam, I'm not talking about moving into a house we can't afford, taking a big trip to New Zealand, or opening up a large kitchen that would belong only to Marge. Those things simply aren't in the cards.
But I do think that the spirit of New Years can be a pretty powerful thing. The thought that we can set one foot in front of the other and begin envisioning a different path for ourselves if we so choose. In the imagining of it all comes the promise of possibility. But you've got to get to the imagining part first. I found a funny thing to be true this year: it was far easier to set goals for my business than it was for myself. For Marge, I have a few new products we're going to launch for spring/summer, I have specific plans for media outreach, and am going to work more aggressively on acquiring new vendors — something I simply hadn't had time to do while writing the book. For myself? I felt stuck. Sure, I wanted to be more regular with my yoga practice and spend more time reading. But I couldn't actually envision myself outside of my business or my work life.
A few days after New Years, Sam and I went to my new favorite spot in Seattle, The Wandering Goose, and shared plates of fried chicken, biscuits and greens and made lists of our resolutions: we made one column for our businesses, one for ourselves as individuals, and one for us as a couple. This helped. Putting things down on paper made it start to feel more real. Outside of Marge, I want to take my great grandfather's cameras into the shop to get looked at and begin learning to shoot film. I want to see Palm Springs and New Orleans. I want to train for another marathon. I want to cook more dinners that are out of our comfort zone, and hike and camp the heck out of this summer. Oh, and grow tomatoes. Each one makes me smile to type. My purple crayon is poised for this year. All are doable, I think. And all are deliberate: in setting them down on paper and imagining them, as Harold would do, I'm accountable for them and am ready to start making them happen.
I suppose this gratin is a step in the right direction of one of my hopes for this year — of getting in the kitchen and cooking more religiously and routinely in the evenings. I do a lot of cooking for writing projects and recipe development for others, but I don't spend as much time pushing myself in our kitchen for no other reason than to have dinner.
The idea for this gratin was born from a "kale sale" at the farmers market — I'm sure your market isn't much different than ours right now: greens, onions or squash. Perhaps an occasional leek. So this weekend, I brought home a poppy seed roll for Sam, a few apples, and a pile of kale and set off to do something with it that I hadn't done before. I knew I wanted the gratin to be slightly creamy and we had a big nub or Parmesan I wanted to use up. I love hearty greens and grains together, so I folded in some millet for a little texture and crunch. The result was just as I'd hoped: a hearty side dish (or even main dish) with some of the best of what winter's got to offer right now. And a promise for more time in the kitchen to come. Happy New Year! I know 2013's going to be a good one — here and beyond.
Winter Greens and Grains Gratin
Use any winter greens you'd like for this recipe. I just happened to have kale (I used two kinds: lacinato and purple kale), but mustard greens or mizuna would be great and would add a little of their characteristic spiciness. Next time I make this gratin, I might scatter some bread crumbs over the top, or thinly slice a sweet potato and layer that in as well. The millet cooks most of the way in the gratin itself, so no need to pre-cook it: It will come out a bit chewy and a touch crunchy, which I really liked here. Lots of flavor; lots of texture.
Preheat oven to 375 F. Lightly butter a 1 ½ or 2-quart baking dish. Soak the millet in a bowl of warm water while you set out to prepare the other ingredients.
Boil a large pot of salted water, and add the kale. Cook until just softened, about 2-3 minutes. I did mine in two batches as all the kale wouldn't all fit in our large pot. Use a slotted spoon and transfer the kale to a large bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Remove from the cool water and, using your hands, squeeze as much water from the kale as possible and lay it out on good work surface. The kale tends to clump into balls when squeezed, so spend a few moments separating it and "declumping" it.
Heat oil in a small nonstick skillet over medium heat until shimmering. Add the shallot and cook, stirring often, until translucent, about 4-5 minutes. Add the garlic and thyme, and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute more. In a large mixing bowl, combine the drained kale and cooked shallots. Drain the millet completely and add that as well.
In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs, 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese, heavy cream, milk, nutmeg, salt, black pepper and chile powder. Pour the liquid over the kale mixture and stir well to combine. Turn out into the prepared baking dish and top with remaining 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese.
Bake for 20 minutes, then increase the heat to 400 F and bake for an additional 10-15 minutes, or until cheese is completely melted, the top is browned and the edges are bubbling. Allow to cool and set for 15 minutes before serving. Cover leftovers and refrigerate for up to 3 days.


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The Organization of American States (OAS) brings together the nations of the Western hemisphere to promote democracy, strengthen human rights, foster peace and security, and address the shared complex problems caused by poverty, terrorism, drugs and corruption. The OAS is the region's principal multilateral forum for political dialogue and collective action.
In 1948, 21 nations of the hemisphere signed the OAS Charter, affirming their commitment to common goals and their respect for each nation's sovereignty. They also adopted the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man, the first international statement of its kind. But the idea of inter-American cooperation dates back much further. In the 1820s, Simón Bolívar envisioned a region "united in heart." In 1890, nations of the region formed the Commercial Bureau of American Republics, which evolved into the Pan American Union and later into the OAS. Since 1948, the Organization of American States has expanded to include the nations of the English-speaking Caribbean and Canada, giving the OAS a broader perspective that encompasses the entire hemisphere.
With four official languages — English, Spanish, Portuguese and French — the OAS reflects the rich diversity of the hemisphere's peoples and cultures. It is made up of 35 member states: the independent nations of North, Central and South America and the Caribbean. The government of Cuba, a member state, has been suspended from participation since 1962; thus only 34 countries participate actively. Nations from other parts of the world participate as permanent observers, which allows them to closely follow the issues that are critical to the Americas.
The member countries set major policies and goals through the General Assembly, which gathers the hemisphere's ministers of foreign affairs once a year in regular session. Ongoing actions are guided by the Permanent Council, made up of ambassadors appointed by the member states.
To carry out the programs and policies set by the political bodies, six specialized secretariats coordinate OAS efforts in several broad areas; the Secretariat for Multidimensional Security, the Secretariat for Political Affairs, the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development, the Secretariat for External Relations, the Secretariat for Legal Affairs, and the Secretariat for Administration and Finance.
Also under the OAS umbrella are several offices and specialized agencies that have considerable autonomy, including the bodies of the Inter-American human rights system, the Inter-American Children's Institute, the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, the Inter-American Commission of Women, the Inter-American Committee on Ports and the Inter-American Telecommunication Commission.
Visit the website of the Organization of American States (OAS): www.oas.org


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The Take A Kid To The Course Week program is set to continue to spark a youth movement for the game.
Starting July 7 and going on through July 13, more than 90 golf facilities in and around the national capital region will offer free golf to children and teens 16 and under who are accompanied by a paying adult during the event.
"Take A Kid To The Course has been developed by the National Golf Course Owners Association Canada to encourage families and juniors to take up the game of golf," say organizers. "This cross-Canada campaign is designed to illustrate how easy it is to improve both your score and your relationship with your children by bringing them out to the golf course. Adults should note that one junior plays free with one paying adult."
Many courses will also offer additional programs such as junior clinics, free practice balls, free junior club rentals, food and beverage discounts and parent/child tournaments.
All adults and kids who want to get involved are invited to visit http://kidsgolffree.ca to find a course to call for a tee time. Be sure to let the course know you are participating in the Take A Kid To The Course program.
A record total of 660 facilities participated in Take A Kid To The Course Week during 2013, which resulted in tens of thousands of players taking advantage of the free player development program.
For more details, contact Sarah Allen of the NGCOA by phone at 613.226.3616 ext. 32 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meanwhile, the National Golf Course Owners Association Canada has put in place the Kids Play Golf initiative that was created to address the need for an information portal to allow member courses to promote existing junior golf programs.
Kids Play Golf came about after many NGCOA Canada members expressed the need for a central marketing tool to allow them to effectively promote their existing programs and events to juniors and parents.
With that in mind, the NGCOA Canada began development of Kids Play Golf that was launched at the Association's annual Golf Business Canada Conference & Trade Show last November in Victoria, BC.
Kids Play Golf consists of the www.kidsplaygolf.ca website that allows NGCOA Canada members free access to add, edit, or remove their junior program listings throughout the season.
Parents are able to search by city or postal code for junior programs in their area. They are able to find detailed information on facilities, program offerings and contact details.
Ottawa Golf Examiner Course Directory
(The Ottawa Golf Examiner has reported on these facilities.)
Anderson Links Golf and Country Club
4175 Anderson Rd.; Ottawa
613.822.9644, firstname.lastname@example.com
Calabogie Highlands Golf Resort
981 Barryvale Rd; Calabogie, ON
613.752.2171, firstname.lastname@example.com
Canadian Golf and Country Club
7800 Golf Club Way; Ashton, ON
613.253.3290 ex. 228, email@example.com
Capital Golf Centre
3798 Bank St.; Ottawa
Casselview Golf and Country Club
844 Aurele Rd.; Casselman, ON (Hwy. 417 Exit 66)
613.798.4653, email@example.com
Cloverdale Links Golf Course
R.R. No. 1; Winchester, ON (Hwy. 31 Bank Street)
613.774.0076, firstname.lastname@example.com
Chateau Montebello Golf Club
392 Notre Dame; Montebello, QC
Dragonfly Golf Links
955 Opeongo Rd.; Renfrew, ON
1.888.275.3838, email@example.com
Nation Golf Club
731 County Rd. 19; Curran, ON
Outaouais golf Club
301 montee Outaouais; Rockland, ON
613.446.4490, email@example.com
Emerald Links Golf and Country Club
6357 Emerald Links Dr.; Greely, ON
613.822.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
eQuinelle Golf Club
R.R. No. 4-140 eQuinelle Dr.; Kemptville, ON
613.258.2105, firstname.lastname@example.com
Falcon Ridge Golf Club
4740 High Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.822.6742, email@example.com
Gatineau Golf Club
160 rue du Golf; Gatineau (Aylmer), QC
819.557.4411, email@example.com
Glen Lawrence Golf Club
2022 Hwy. 2 East; Kingston, ON
613.545.1021, email@example.com
Glen Mar Golf and Country Club
7967 Fernbank Rd.; Ashton, ON
613.257.5181, email@example.com
Greensmere Golf and Country Club
1717 Bear Hill Rd.; Carp, ON
Hylands Golf Club
2101 Alert Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.521.1842, firstname.lastname@example.com
Innes Road Golfland
3490 Innes Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.824.6580, firstname.lastname@example.com
Loch March Golf and Country Club
1755 Old Carp Rd.; Kanata, ON
613.839.5885, firstname.lastname@example.com
Metcalfe Golf Club
1956 8th Line Rd.; Metcalfe, ON
613.821.3673, email@example.com
Mont-Cascades Golf Club
915 chemin Mont-Cascades; Cantley, QC
819.459.2980, email@example.com
Mountain Creek Golf Course
311 Mountain View Rd.; Arnprior, ON
613.623.8919, email@example.com
Pine View Golf Course
1471 Blair Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.746.4653, email@example.com
Prescott Golf Club
900 Boundary St.; Prescott, ON
613.925.5006, email@example.com
Renfrew Golf Club
1108 Golf Course Rd.; Renfrew, ON
613.432.2485, 1.888.805.3739
Smuggler's Glen Golf Course
418 Thousand Islands Pky.; R.R. No. 1 Lansdowne, ON
1.800.268.4536, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunnidell Golf
1945 Sharpe's Lane; Brockville, ON
613.498.0775, email@example.com
The Marshes Golf Club
320 Terry Fox Dr.; Kanata, ON
613.271.3530, firstname.lastname@example.com
Upper Canada Golf Course
13745 County Rd. 2; Morrisburg, ON
1.800.437.2233, firstname.lastname@example.com
White Sands Golf Course and Practice Centre
1705 St. Joseph Blvd.; Orleans, ON
613.837.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
Whitetail Golf Club
7113 Hwy. 60; Eganville, ON
613.628.3774, email@example.com
Nova Scotia
Cabot Links
15933 Central Ave.; Inverness, NS
1.855.652.2268, firstname.lastname@example.com
Highlands Links
247 Keltic Out Rd.; Ingonish Beach, NS
1.800.441.1118, firstname.lastname@example.com
Le Portage Golf Club
15580 Cabot Trail Rd.; Cheticamp, NS
1.888618.5558, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Lakes Golf Club
5101 Hwy. 4; Ben Eoin, NS
902.828.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
Mont-Tremblant, QC
La Belle Golf Course
100 chemin Champagne; Mont-Tremblant, QC
1.800.567.6744, firstname.lastname@example.com
La Bete Golf Course
1760 chemin du Golf; Mont-Tremblant, QC
1.800.567.6744, email@example.com
Le Diable Golf Course
Mont-Tremblant, QC
Le Geant Golf Course
Mont-Tremblant, QC
National Golf Course Owners Association (Eastern Ontario and Outaouais) Members
Amberwood Village Golf & Country Club, Stittsville, ON
Amherstview Golf Course, Amherstview, ON
Archie's Family Golf Centre, Cornwall, ON
Arnprior Golf Course, Braeside, ON
Auberge and Club de Golf Héritage, Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix, QC
Bancroft Golf Course, Bancroft, ON
Bay of Quinte Golf and Country Club, Belleville, ON
Beckwith Golf Club, Smiths Falls, ON
Birtee Golf, Perth, ON
Black Bear Ridge Golf Course, Belleville, ON
Blue Heron Golf Club, Lanark, ON
Briar Fox Golf & Country Club, Marysville, ON
Brockville Country Club, Brockville, ON
Brockville Highland Golf Club, Brockville, ON
Camden Braes Golf & Country Club, Odessa, ON
Camelot Golf & Country Club, Cumberland, ON
Carleton Golf & Yacht Club, Manotick, ON
Cataraqui Golf and Country Club, Kingston, ON
Cedar Glen Golf Course, Williamsburg, ON
Cedarhill Golf & Country Club, Nepean, ON
Champions Nest, Edwards, ON
Château Cartier Golf Course, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Hautes Plaines, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Le Château Montebello, Montebello, QC
Club de Golf Le Sorcier, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Montpellier, Montpellier, QC
Club de Golf Tecumseh, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Touraine, Gatineau, QC
Colonnade Golf and Country Club, Joyceville, ON
Conley Road Driving Range & Mini-Putt, Richmond, ON
Cornwall Golf & Country Club, Cornwall, ON
Deep River Golf Club, Deep River, ON
Eagle Creek Golf Course, Dunrobin, ON
Edelweiss Valley Golf & Country Club, Wakefield, QC
Evergreen Golf Course, Westport, ON
Frankford Municipal Golf Course, Frankford, ON
Gananoque Golf & Country Club, Gananoque, ON
Garrison Golf & Curling Club, Kingston, ON
Glengarry Golf & Country Club, Alexandria, ON
Golf Mont Ste. Marie, Lac Ste-Marie, QC
Golf-O-Max Indoor Golf Centre, Ottawa, ON
GreyHawk Golf Club, Cumberland, ON
Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club, Hawkesbury, ON
Island Brae Golf Club, Morrison's Island, ON
Kanata Golf & Country Club, Kanata, ON
Kevin Haime Golf Centre, Kanata, ON
Kingston Par 3 Golf Club, Kingston, ON
La Cite Golf Club, Hawkesbury, ON
Larrimac Golf Club, Chelsea, QC
Lombard Glen Golf & Country Club, Lombardy, ON
Loyalist Country Club, Bath, ON
Lyndway Hills Golf Club, Lyndhurst, ON
Madawaska Golf Course, Arnprior, ON
Manderley Golf Club, North Gower, ON
Mapleview Golf and Country Club, Perth, ON
Mattawa Golf & Ski Resort, Mattawa, ON
Mississippi Golf Club, Almonte, ON
Morrisburg Golf Club, Morrisburg, ON
Murray Hills Golf Course, Wooler, ON
NationView Golf Course, South Mountain, ON
Norway Bay Golf Club, Bristol, QC
Oak Hills Golf Club, Stirling, ON
Oaks of Cobden Golf Club, Cobden, ON
Oasis Mini Golf & Driving Range, Limoges, ON
Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club, Ottawa, ON
Pakenham Golf & Country Club, Pakenham, ON
Perth Golf Course, Perth, ON
Picton Golf & Country Club, Picton, ON
Pine Lodge Golf Club, Bristol, QC
Poplars Golf Club, Tweed, ON
Prescott Golf Club, Prescott, ON
RA Centre, Ottawa, ON
Richmond Centennial Golf Club, Richmond, ON
Rideau Lakes Golf & Country Club, Westport, ON
Rideau View Country Club, Manotick, ON
Rivendell Golf Club, Verona, ON
Roundel Glen Golf Course, Astra, ON
Sandy Mountain Golf Course, Mountain, ON
Sandy Row Restaurant & Golf Club, South Mountain, ON
Smiths Falls Golf & Country Club, Smith Falls, ON
Stonebridge Golf & Country Club, Ottawa, ON
Summerheights Golf Links, Cornwall, ON
Superdome at Ben Franklin Park, Ottawa, ON
Superdome Sports Centre, Ottawa, ON
The 19th Tee, Ottawa, ON
The Homestead at Wolf Ridge, Killaloe, ON
The Landings Golf and Teaching Centre, Kingston, ON
The Meadows Golf & Country Club, Gloucester, ON
The Royal Ottawa Golf Club, Aylmer, QC
Thunderbird Golf Course, Kanata, ON
TMSI Sports Management, Ottawa, ON
Trillium Wood Golf Club, Corbyville, ON
Wellington on the Lake Golf Course, Wellington, ON
Westbrook Golf Club and Driving Range, Kingston, ON
Wolfe Island Riverfront Golf Course, Wolfe Island, ON


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Buffalo sent out a press release today announcing three new SSDs.
The new additions the their SHD-NSUM series of drives will utilize MLC flash. The drives will feature both SATA 3.0 Gbps and USB interfaces.
Buffalo says the new drives will be available in Japan around mid-March so you can bet that they will be launching at CeBIT.
Available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB sizes, the drives will cost about $123, $216, and $391 respectively.


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Monday, January 30, 2012
A Boy With His Circus Plunder
I asked him what the clowns did.
He said they rode in cars.
Imagine that!
10 comments:
- Steph(anie) said...
Magical memories there!
- January 30, 2012 at 11:35 AM
- Ellen said...
Oh I love that elephant's eyes! So big and blue and the tusks too! These will be fun play toys of make believe at the circus today.
- January 30, 2012 at 12:16 PM
- Magnum said...
BabyGirl went to the circus too. She got a stuffed elephant, but, in contradiction, she said later, "the elephants seem sad; they make me sad seeing them there."
We discussed what would happen if we just freed the elephants in Tallahassee; where would the go? what would they do? Would they just kind of wander down to Wakulla Springs? Would they hang out at the mall?
- January 30, 2012 at 12:50 PM
- Ms. Moon said...
Mags- How much would I love it to see elephants hanging out at Wakulla Springs?
Gawd. That would be so awesome.
- January 30, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- Birdie said...
He is so cute in his overalls. I used to dress my son in overalls all the time when he was Owen's age.
- January 30, 2012 at 4:35 PM
- Lora said...
He is SO precious!
- January 30, 2012 at 9:33 PM
- Maggie May said...
That boy has a face that could charm a clown.
You look so beautiful ( I typed too fast and it came out only 'ful' lol ) in those below pictures out with Mr. Moon and the ex Mr. You have that radiance.
- January 30, 2012 at 10:52 PM
- nicol said...
Cute! :-)
- January 30, 2012 at 11:17 PM
- Syd said...
Very cool plastic animals and a very real little boy.
- January 31, 2012 at 12:13 AM
- Elizabeth said...
That pony scares me.
I took my boys to the circus about five years ago. It wasn't nearly as fun for me as it was for them, but at the end, as we were walking out we got to watch Hugh Hefner and three of his ladies walk out and into their limo. That was a real circus.
- January 31, 2012 at 1:27 AM