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14 {Affordable} Gift Ideas for Everyone on Your ListThis festive time of year is full of joy, family and food… but let's face it, it can be pretty stressful. Our minds are swirling with confusion; there is so much to plan and so much shopping to do! Although I can't help you with the cooking, wrapping or preparing for the in-laws, I can help you with your shopping. Below, I have provided you with 14 gift ideas for every type of person in your life AND they are all under $60!
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The media is buzzing with stories about the legalization of marijuana. But what does this have to do with the price of pot? Everything.
Politics and money dominate the news coverage. Marijuana legalization advocates seem to be winning the political battle. That's one story. The other story is how companies are making money – or will make money – and how governments are collecting taxes – or will be collecting taxes in the future.
To most Americans marijuana's legalization means two things: First, people don't get arrested for using marijuana. Second, people who buy marijuana can buy it from a legitimate business. In other words, no one gets arrested for using or selling marijuana.
But marijuana's legalization has deeper significance.
The costs of prohibition, financial and social, are too great to bear and they must be ended. While only about 5% of marijuana users get arrested each year, for example, this still adds up to 700,000 to 800,000 arrests annually. That has to stop.
In terms of the ability to buy and sell marijuana, legalization is not going to amount to much of a change. People will continue to use marijuana and people will continue to sell it. And yet marijuana's legalization will be a significant change in American culture. What will change?
What changes depends on how well advocates and stakeholders understand what is at stake and how successfully they pursue their social and political objectives.
Marijuana is not a dangerous drug. Most people who use marijuana are fully capable of making responsible decisions about their behavior. People who make poor decisions about their marijuana use do not need a nanny state to protect them from themselves.
Does marijuana need to be regulated? Of course. Every industry needs rules. Do these rules need to result in tighter controls than the government applies to the manufacture, sale and use of alcohol and tobacco? Of course not. Marijuana's legalization should mean regulating cannabis the same way we regulate alcohol and tobacco – based on principles of responsible behavior by individuals and businesses. Regulations should be used to raise modest levels of tax revenue and promote individual and corporate social responsibility.
The premise of prohibition is that marijuana is a very dangerous drug and that people are not capable of making rational decisions regarding its use. This fallacy is used to justify strict controls by the state. Now the same argument, again, is being used to enact a new set of strict controls by the state. Having lost the battle to prohibit marijuana, the new authoritarians want to use marijuana's legalization as a pretext for enhanced social control.
The new authoritarians argue that the price of marijuana has to be kept artificially high to discourage use. They argue that most marijuana users only have a high school education and must be protected from manipulative advertising. They argue that the illicit marijuana market must be nationalized, with government taking over from the drug cartels as the dominant profit-taker. Alternately, they argue that the government must limit the number of firms who are allowed to grow and sell marijuana, guaranteeing these corporations lucrative profits in exchange for keeping the price fixed near current levels.
Under prohibition, we saw a predatory market producing inflated prices that transferred a tremendous amount of wealth from marijuana users to marijuana sellers. The new authoritarians now want government to have that money. They don't want to reduce the cost of marijuana to the consumer, they just want to divert those inflated and predatory profits to their own accounts. And the justification for this money grab is the same one used to justify prohibition – marijuana is a dangerous drug and people are not capable of making rational decisions about its use.
The significance of marijuana's legalization is that it is a revolt against the predatory economics of prohibition. Prohibition resulted in marijuana users being ripped off by the market and the public being ripped off by the government. The legalization of marijuana must end both practices. There is nothing wrong with the government taxing marijuana sales. However, using legalization as an opportunity to perpetuate the economics of prohibition is poor policy, bad politics and an unacceptable injustice.
For all these reasons, advocates and consumers need to recognize the deeper significance of legalization is its potential impact on their personal finances. It's all about how much consumers should have to pay for marijuana. Legalization means consumers do not have to pay hundreds of dollars to buy an ounce of pot.


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It's the little things that make this Zara Sleveless Dress ($90) special: an articulated waist, and exposed zipper, and a little bit of modesty to keep the neckline from plunging too low. Hmmm, what else, what else? Oh yes, the outrageously fabulous color.
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Comments about 'Provo music venue finds success — sans alcohol'
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"a professional venue cultivates professional bands"
So, venues that serve booze don't "cultivate" professional bands? Huh. Not from my vantage. To each their own. Congrats on cornering that hard to nail down non-drinking crowd in Utah County.
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I'm glad they found a niche and are successful, but why the condescending judgment of adults-only establishments that sell alcohol?
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The two first commentors are really misinterpreting the whole thing. For ages people have been telling us that to be successful popular music clubs of this type must serve alchohol. Corey Fox has proven that this is a lie. Now people want to insult him. This is not because he is condescending but because he has exposed the fallacy of their "we must have free flow a king [in this case free flow of alchohol] like all other people".
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Although I am glad this was in the LDS newsline section since I would have not found it otherwise, I am not sure why it is. While Corey Fox is quite possibly a Latter-day Saint the article never says such. I sometimes wonder what the justification of putting some articles in the LDS newsline section is, and this one does not seem to have any clear connection. I guess it is easy to multi-list on-line, but I wonder if the articles always make sense in their listings.
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"For ages people have been telling us that to be successful popular music
clubs of this type must serve alchohol. Corey Fox has proven that this is a
Well, Maybe in Utah County. But few, if any, other places
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A few points here:
It is a news article for LDS because Venue doesn't serve alcohol, thus the WHOLE family can attend this club. Not the norm for most of the country.
I don't think it is condescending to chose to not serve alcohol at a music venue, or to make a big deal about it in an LDS newspaper section, but I suppose people can take it that way. It serves an audience that wants that kind of music club. Some good bands have had exposure because of it.
And IV_XX you are making an assumption that the article is claiming the lack of adult beverages is what Venue thinks makes it "professional." If I read the article correctly, the reporter also mentioned things like a green room, equipment areas, elevated stage, etc. to bring in a professional atmosphere.
It a club that meets specific clientel wants and has been successful in this niche. Is this really a problem for people to deal with?
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Get ready to grab a jacket this weekend, temps will be cool across Central Indiana!
Early morning mist is possible around Central Indiana, then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today with temps topping out in the mid to upper 50s. If you're heading our early to support the Race for the Cure, temps will be in the low 40s with wind chills in the 30s, so make sure to layer up!
Tonight, temps drop to the upper 30s with partly cloudy skies.
Sunday, a mix of sun and clouds will settle in with highs in the mid to upper 50s.
The average high this time of year is in the mid 60s, and we'll stay below that both Monday and Tuesday. Late Tuesday night into Wednesday we'll watch for our next chance of showers and thunderstorms.


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Charge and sync your favorite pods, pads and other techno gadgets with the Peas USB Hub ($32) from the MoMa store. Modern indeed.
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In a partyI went to a party last weekend . I saw one of my friend who had borrowed a big amount from me 6 months back and which she had not returned. I lost my patience and humiliated her before others. I felt bad when I returned home and thought what had got over me. How can I behave in such a way More
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'God's Hand' Spotted Using Space Telescope
That's right, son, spotted for the first time since like the year -5 billion: God's hand!
The image, taken by NASA's space-based Chandra Observatory telescope, shows an X-ray nebula 150 light years across.
NASA says the display is caused by a young and powerful pulsar, known by the rather prosaic name of PSR B1509-58.The finger-like structures are apparently caused by "energizing knots of material in a neighboring gas cloud," NASA says.
DAAAAMN! But seriously, God, you might want to have that pinky looked at.


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Raleigh is used to being selected for "best of" lists but one recent list is a "worst of" list: Raleigh is the 16th worst city in America for pedestrian deaths, according to a report from Smart Growth America, an advocacy group concerned with promoting neighborhoods.
Citing "a legacy of roadways that fail to account for the safety of people on foot," the report found that more than 47,000 pedestrians died from 2003 through 2012. "That is 16 times the number of people who died in natural disasters during in the same ten years, but without the corresponding level of urgency," the report stated.
The pedestrian deaths are being fueled by "a renaissance in walking," the report stated. Health officials have encouraged more walking and local government planners are designing more walkable communities, while city officials tout the walkability of their communities, it stated. Indeed, the City of Raleigh's web site states: "Raleigh is dedicated to becoming a more walkable city!" The city has a Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan to "promote walkability throughout the city."
The Smart Growth America report did not specifically address risks on Raleigh's streets but, in general, stated that roads were built mostly with vehicle traffic in mind and that efforts to make streets safe for walking are playing catch-up.
The Raleigh-Cary area had 165 pedestrian deaths during the period studied, or 1.47 per 100,000 population, giving the area a pedestrian danger index of 100.35, according to the report. The four worst cities were in Florida; topping the list was Orlando, with 583 pedestrian deaths, or 2.75 per 100,000 people, and a pedestrian danger index of 244.28. Tampa, Jacksonville and Miami followed with pedestrian danger indexes of 190.13, 182.71 and 145.33, respectively.
In North Carolina, Charlotte was rated slightly more dangerous than Raleigh, with an index of 111.74.
The report called pedestrian deaths a "national epidemic" and called for stepped-up local and national efforts to design communities that are safer for pedestrians. "Just as we plan and design our communities to protect us from natural disaster, we can plan and design our communities to keep pedestrians safe," it stated. "And, when we make our streets to be safe for people on foot, we get streets that are better for everyone—driving a car or truck, riding a bicycle, or taking public streets. "
Raleigh's walkability plan acknowledges that the city must be made safer for pedestrians but has a plan for achieving that goal. "Many Raleigh streets include a sidewalk on at least one side; however, sidewalks are missing on some streets and in many cases gaps limit the connectivity of the sidewalk network," the plan states. The plan has a series of programs and initiatives designed to "support safety needs, ensure that the pedestrian network is well maintained and encourage more people to walk."


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Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe has signed legislation that removes the governor's emergency power to regulate guns during a disaster.
The bill signed by Beebe on Thursday removes the governor's authority during a disaster or emergency to suspend or limit the sale, distribution and transportation of firearms.
Beebe spokesman Matt DeCample says the governor had never exercised the power and didn't see a compelling reason to stop the Legislature's effort to remove it.
Supporters of the bill say it's needed to protect Second Amendment rights. Opponents cautioned that it could impede the governor's ability to adequately lead the state's response to a catastrophe.
The Senate unanimously passed the measure and the House approved it on a 78-9 vote.
The law takes effect 90 days after the House and Senate adjourn.
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A video presenting traditional banking in a series of modules. The first module looks at banking in a rural Austrian village. The second concentrates on the trading of derivatives in the city of London. The third explores venture capitalism through the case study of Novarox AG, a telecommunications software company with headquarters in Zurich.


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WRAP is working in partnership with industry to develop a viable process to recycle post-consumer PP packaging waste into rPP suitable for use in the manufacture of new food packaging. The reports below provide an update on the progress made so far and the remaining challenges to overcome.
PP is used in a wide range of food and non-food packaging such as pots, tubs and trays. Retailers and brand owners want to be able to use rPP in new PP food packaging in order to realise the environmental benefits in the same way that they can with rHDPE (recycled high-density polyethylene) and rPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate).
There have been technical barriers to achieving a food approved rPP material, as well as perceived risks and lack of evidence around the economic and technical viability of recycling PP to food grade quality in the UK.
WRAP is working in partnership with industry to address these barriers and has completed four phases of work so far.
WRAP tested whether a recycling process already used to produce food grade rHDPE in the UK could be adapted to recycle PP to meet food grade approval.
The key findings were:
The aim of this phase of work was to develop a food grade recycling process that could decontaminate post-consumer PP packaging waste to the standards required by EU regulations for food contact and cope with the wider range of materials encountered in the post-consumer PP packaging stream.
A range of high performance processing and decontamination techniques were evaluated and a process consisting of two technologies combined was found to produce material that could be suitable for use in a wide range of food packaging applications.
The work we carried out in this phase had three strands.
A) Polypropylene packaging market data
WRAP carried out an assessment of the UK market for PP packaging and estimated the amount of PP packaging waste that could be available for a food grade PP recycling process in the UK. The report provides a breakdown of the PP packaging market by type and discusses key aspects of PP packaging and their impact on food grade recyclability.
B) Decontamination of UK PP packaging waste
WRAP carried out decontamination trials on the process identified in Phase 2, using real PP packaging waste from UK households. Sample packaging was manufactured using rPP from this process and food grade testing was carried out. This work indicated that rPP could be used in a range of food packaging.
C) Sorting plastic that has previously been used with food
In order for food grade rPP to be produced in the UK, a technically and commercially viable automated solution is required to sort packaging that has been used with food from that which has not, because food grade recycled plastics must be made from >99% food contact raw material. This project determined that a marking and detection technique could be developed to identify food contact plastic packaging in recycling plants.
This work included an investigation into whether the use of lasers to identify diffraction gratings in packaging could potentially be used to sort packaging that has been used for food. This technique is also discussed in a 'diffraction grating – proof of concept' report.
WRAP carried out further research and development work, which involved carrying out additional testing of decontaminated rPP to further assess its suitability to produce a food grade material, and researching sorting techniques identified in Phase 3.
Key findings
Further analysis of the decontaminated rPP was undertaken to establish whether there were any substances of concern remaining in the material produced in Phase 3. This has answered remaining questions around its suitability for use in food contact applications. The research found that the two resins analysed (clear and white) are compliant for food use according to regulations used in the EU and USA.
It is hoped that these results will provide confidence to the packaging and recycling industry to continue to develop and commercialise a food grade recycling process for post-consumer PP packaging, using the testing methodology presented in the report.
Research has also shown that diffraction gratings could be an effective and economical way to identify food contact packaging. Recommendations for further work are provided in the report. WRAP will continue to work with the sector on identifying packaging that has been in contact with food as the technology investigated needs further research and development, and it has wider application to food grade plastics recycling in general (i.e. could also apply to PET and HDPE as well as PP). This therefore has the potential to be used by a range of food grade plastics reprocessors.
Since the work with diffration grating was considered too expensive to be invested at this stage by the technology providers, further work looking at an alternative and economically viable solution was required.
The objectives of this work were to investigate and develop the use of machine readable inks that could be applied to the broadest range of materials and packaging types. This would assist identification of different types of polymers during sorting and recovery for recycling.
Fluorescent ink was identified as a suitable solution as it can be added and applied to existing products by conventional means. The material cost for the additional labelling was estimated as a fraction of a penny (0.003 to 0.108p per label). Required modifications on existing sorting equipment was also considered minimal. The sorted material achieved over 99% purity. Further tests will be required to identify what happens with the ink after reprocessing (e.g. if remains visible or is removed). For further information please read the project report.


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If you are interested in posting your video to the official KU Youtube site, please follow these guidelines:
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Media Productions at the Kansas Union is available for hire to produce videos for units, from taping lectures and events to producing promotional videos.
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The KU signature should be used as a stand-alone screen near the opening or closing of university video projects. The signature should be centered, reversed out, white, on a KU blue background (R:00 G:41 B:153) or on a black background. No part of the signature should ever be smaller than 24 points.
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The signature can fade up or down and can have lighting layers applied to it, but should never appear to be in the round.
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In the wake of Mayor Bloomberg's War Against Soda, Coca-Cola notes that soda usage dropped as Americans were getting fatter.
Meanwhile, for anyone struggling to keep their New Year's resolutions, here are ten other products that help keep you fit.
If you're going to run an illegal narcotics ring like a business, why not choose one of the most successful?
"The reality is that we are super-sizing -- and that's a fact we're embracing," one park manager says. "Why shouldn't people be comfortable when they are enjoying a day out with their friends or family?"
You'd need two human stomachs to contain all the sugary soda in a "Mega Jug." But don't worry, a portion of the money you spend on this monstrosity will go to a good cause.
"The idea of going and mucking around in your garden, that's like being a peasant. Why would you ride a bicycle when you can drive a car? Luxury is idleness."
"I heard it described around headquarters as 'a very big deal.' It uses 'flavor enhancers' -- biotech products that are not sweet themselves but increase the intensity of sweeteners, to re-create a full-sugar taste."
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New IRS Information Shows "Progressives" Included on BOLO Screening List
WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today provided Congressional investigators with new information that shows that the term "progressives" was included on the IRS "Be On the Look Out" (BOLO) lists used to screen tax-exemption applications. The so-called BOLO lists were previously known to have included criteria singling out conservative organizations -- this is the first evidence, however, that the lists included "progressives" as an identifier. Separately, Ways and Means Committee Democratic staff has now verified that the list of 298 organizations reviewed by TIGTA included liberal organizations. Linked here is a copy of the November 2010 BOLO. We will be releasing additional BOLOs as they are received from the IRS.
In response to the new information, which is based on a Ways and Means Committee investigation of the Internal Revenue Service's handling of tax-exemption applications, Ways and Means Committee Ranking Member Levin today is taking the following actions:
- Writing a letter to Treasury Inspector General J. Russell George requesting that he explain why he released an audit report on May 14 that omits vital information regarding the processing of tax-exemption applications by the IRS and why he subsequently failed to disclose this information in congressional hearings.
- Requesting that Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp hold a hearing where the Inspector General can explain the glaring omission in his audit report.
- Requesting that the interviews conducted to date be reevaluated and possibly supplemented in light of the information learned today.
"The audit served as the basis and impetus for a wide range of Congressional investigations and this new information shows that the foundation of those investigations is flawed in a fundamental way," Rep. Levin said.
The November 2010 BOLO makes clear the following:
- The "Be On the Look Out" lists contained the word "Progressives." In May 2013, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration ("TIGTA") released an audit report stating that the IRS used "inappropriate criteria" to process tax-exemption applications. The Inspector General only disclosed in the audit report that the "Be On the Look Out" lists used by the IRS to screen tax-exemption applications for processing contained the name "Tea Party." Based on our investigation, it has become clear that the Inspector General failed to inform the Congress that the following category also appears on the same BOLOs that contain the "Tea Party" criteria and even appears on the BOLOs after the "Tea Party" criteria had been removed:
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Political activities. Common thread is the word "progressive." Activities appear to lean toward a new political party. Activities are partisan and appear anti-Republican. You see references to "blue" as being "progressive." Applicants submit 1023. Their "progressive" activities appear to show that (c)(3) may not be appropriate.
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I have read lots of documentation about ArcSDE 9.3 recently but there are still are few things I don´t quite understand because I have not installed the infrastructure myself. If the SOM manages the connections to services and the SOCs host the services, what is the relationship between the SOC and the DBMS?
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How to Place a Bet at MAXBET
When you click here (see screenshot above), you will be shown the daily offering of football (soccer) bets. MAXBET offers multiple betting variations: HDP (Handicap) and OU (Over/Under), even/uneven end result as well as normal 1X2 betsn (Odd Even 1X2), correct score as well as the full number of goals. Please be sure to select your preferred odds format in the upper left corner of MAXBET (Dec, My, HK).
In the screenshot above, the odds and corresponding handicap has been highlighted. Simply click here and the bet appears, as shown below.
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Joseph Jacob "Joe" Foss was born in a farm house on April 17, 1915, outside Sioux Falls, South Dakota. At the age of 12, he visited a local airfield to see Charles Lindbergh on tour with the Spirit of St. Louis. Four years later he and his father paid to take their first airplane ride. Two years later, in 1933, his father died and young Joe took over running the family farm. Within another two years, dust storms of the Depression had destroyed the crops and the stock.
By 1940 Joe Foss had earned a degree from the University of South Dakota and a pilot's certificate. He enlisted in the Marine Reserves to join the Naval Aviation Cadet program. Upon completion, Foss was designated a Naval Aviator and commission as a second lieutenant.
By October 1942 he was executive officer of VMF-121 on Guadalcanal. In a short period of time he "Engaging in almost daily combat with the enemy from 9 October to 19 November 1942, Capt. Foss personally shot down 23 Japanese planes and damaged others." He would become the first Marine to become an Ace in a Day. A few days later he would have 26 aerial victories equaling Eddie Rickenbacker's WW I record. In May, 1943, President Roosevelt personally presented him with the Congressional Medal of Honor for his outstanding heroism, courage and leadership. The next month Captain Foss's image graced the cover of Life magazine where he was identified as "America's No. 1 Ace."
After the war, Joe Foss capitalized on his name recognition by starting a charter flying service and flight instruction school. He helped organize the South Dakota Air National Guard, commanded the Guard's 175th Fighter Interceptor Squadron as a lieutenant colonel, and rose to the rank of Brigadier General.
In 1948 he was elected to the South Dakota Legislature as a Republican. During the Korean War, Colonel Foss was called to active duty with the U.S. Air Force and served as a Director of Operations and Training for the Central Air Defense Command. In 1954, he was elected Governor of South Dakota, the youngest governor in the history of the state, and two years later was elected to a second term. After serving two two-year terms, he ran for Congress against George McGovern, the future Democratic presidential nominee, and was defeated.
Foss followed his political career by becoming the first commissioner of the American Football League in 1960, a position he held for six years. During that time he signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar TV contract with ABC and advocated an association with the National Football League under a single commissioner while hoping to keep the leagues' identities separate. He resigned as AFL commissioner on his 51st birthday. Less than two months later, the league announced plans to merge with the NFL in 1970.
Joseph Foss became the first host of "The American Sportsman" from 1964 to 1967, and his own syndicated television show, "Joe Foss: Outdoorsman," from 1967 to 1974.
In the early 1980's Foss retired to Arizona and soon accepted the position of president of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in 1988, which he held until 1990.
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Joseph Jacob Foss' national number is 51396. He was a member of the South Dakota Society - number 172. His Patriot ancestor is Rufus Cady, Sergeant, Massachusetts Troops. He signed his SAR application on April 19, 1943. Brigadier General Foss died on New Year's Day 2003 at the age of 87 in Scottsdale, AZ, and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery on January 21, 2003.


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This is likely my last post on Code Complete. My last day at Sun was technically last Friday, as I started my new job today :). It's been a great six years at Sun, I've learned so much. However, it's now time to open a new chapter in my life, and try out something completely different. So -- I'm going to join the software team at Pixar, and make some movies. Completely different industry, completely different kind of company. Promises to be an exellent experience all around. As for Code Complete, maybe I'll actually have time to post here, should Sun move my blog to an "alumni" area, as I've heard they were planning to do. Otherwise, enjoy the archives!


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Vince Lombardi, the legendary coach of the Green Bay Packers once said, "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." Lombardi couldn't have been more wrong. The Arizona Wildcat women's basketball team hasn't won very many games this season but they have shown, beyond a shadow of the doubt, that there is more to life than notching another "W."
The Cats have recently endured a streak where they dropped nine of 10 games and most teams would have completely unraveled. Since September, the players, coaches and staff have faced the death of superstar Shawntinice Polk, a continuing grieving process that has seen the need for in-depth counseling, as well as injuries to key players. Yet they are still playing hard, staying together and pulled an upset over Oregon on Saturday.
After their exciting overtime win, it was a wonderful joy to watch Arizona players smiling, laughing and dancing off of the court. Yes, it was just one win, but it meant more than any one of us could ever understand. This win signaled that character can triumph over adversity and that human beings can bond in amazing ways. This team may not win the Pac-10 title or even finish in the top half of the conference standings, but they have become sisters. Which of these two options do you think is more important?
Throughout this losing streak, there has been no finger-pointing, fighting or whining. This team has displayed amazing character and in large part it has gone unnoticed within the Tucson community. After the initial shock of Polkey's passing, interest has waned as the losses have piled up. That's too bad, because a tremendous amount of good things can be learned from this team.
We can learn from Coach Joan Bonvicini, who has been willing to change many of her successful ways to deal with a special situation. We can learn from the compassion and tenaciousness of the coaches who have never given up on any of the student athletes that have been placed under their stewardship. Finally, we can learn from the players. These young ladies have grieved, struggled, looked for a new identity and have stayed together. Their example could be applied in a positive way to our families, businesses, churches and communities.
Vince Lombardi may have missed the boat when he exclaimed the benefits that come with more wins than losses. But Saturday, when the Arizona women's basketball team skipped off of the court with a precious win, we saw what is really important. Let's not miss the point. There is more to life than notching another "W."
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July 21 2012 at 9:23 PM
I recently acquired an item that I have never seen pictures of in anyone's collection. It is a pats pending 110 S&W with a 4 link chain. I would just like to share some photos and see if anyone has one it their collection, because it seems like an oddity to me.
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Re: S&W 110 4 link chain Pats Pending
July 22 2012, 2:54 PM
Not very common but they do it as evidenced here, so yours would be called M-110EL
Re: S&W 110 4 link chain Pats Pending
July 22 2012, 8:58 PM
None of the S&W product sheets that I have refer to any of the Model 110 handcuffs or show photos of the 110's having more than 2 links. I have product sheets that show these from the 1980's through 2012. In the ones that give detailed descriptions, they list them as:
Model Number 110
Wrist Opening 2.80"
First Notch Inside Perimeter 10.90"
Last Notch Inside Perimeter 8.10"
Tightest Inside Width 2.50"
Weight (ounces) 18.0
Locking Positions 24
Distance Between Cuffs 2.00"
Maximum Overall Length 11.24"
They were not (at least in my material that I have) cataloged as the Model 100 or Model 100EL as having a 4-link chain.
I do know that S&W would make about anything you wanted, if you paid the price they wanted to manufacture them. in their Price Sheets sent to their distributors for instance they list:
(1993 SuggestedRetail Price List)
350121 1900 Leg Irons Nickel 38.00
Special Leg Irons
350120 1900sp. Leg Irons Made to Order Prices Quoted On Request
350109 1800 Belly Chains Nickel 66.00
Two Cuffs Separated
Special Order Chains
350110 1800sp. Restraint Chains Made to Order Prices Quoted On Request
Nice find,
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July 24 2012, 12:50 PM
You have an extremely nice find, I like the Patd applied for and the 4 links, nice find Brian Gleason
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We see and tread on this land where the Patriarchs lived; this land where the voice of the prophets was heard, speaking for the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob; this land forever blessed and made sacred by the presence of Jesus Christ...We are guided in this visit by purely spiritual considerations. We come as pilgrims; we come to venerate the holy places; we come to pray...We pray to God for all men, believers and unbelievers, and we gladly include the sons of the "people of the Covenant" whose role in the religious history of mankind cannot be forgotten...We pray for the reconciliation of man with God and for deep and genuine harmony among all men and among all peoples. We summarize our hope and our prayer: Shalom! Shalom!
Letter Placed by Pope John Paul II at the Western Wall
March 26, 2000
God of our fathers,
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Signed: John Paul II
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May 12, 2009
God of all the ages,on my visit to Jerusalem, the "City of Peace",spiritual home to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike,I bring before you the joys, the hopes and the aspirations,the trials, the suffering and the pain of all your people throughout the world.God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,hear the cry of the afflicted, the fearful, the bereft;send your peace upon this Holy Land, upon the Middle East,upon the entire human family;stir the hearts of all who call upon your name,to walk humbly in the path of justice and compassion."The Lord is good to those who wait for him,to the soul that seeks him!" (Lam 3:25)
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While it's still the heart of the home, activities in kitchens have changed considerably since your grandmother's day. Kitchens are now places where people can watch cooking in progress while homeowners entertain and kids can use the family computer at a desk nook in the corner. As a result, many of the changes have led to new furnishings and building materials, including wood floors like Anderson's Bryson Strip collection - Hardwood Floor.
"With a trend for more open-plan living, the kitchen is the hub of the home where all the family can congregate, so it can cater for many different other activities and makes it worth spending the money on, as well as adding value to your property," interior design writer Ronnie Whelan told About Property.
One of the challenges of meeting the needs of a modern kitchen means coordinating cabinets and appliances in a way that won't disrupt travel patterns needed for food preparation. For instance, if the homeowners want a workspace where they can do paperwork or use a laptop, it's location is important.
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Designer Jamie Drake, author of New American Glamour, told the design channel that many kitchens don't have much open wall space so if a brighter color is used, it doesn't usually overpower the room.
For those who prefer neutral shades on their walls, there are still many ways in which accent colors can be introduced. Whelan said homeowners are increasingly choosing to mix and match different colors to put their own stamp on their home design.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. -- The Pac-12 announced Monday that Husky guard Kelsey Plum was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week. Plum earned the honor for a fourth time this season after helping the Dawgs to a weekend sweep of Utah and No. 21 Colorado.
Plum finished the off the weekend with a career-best 35 points against the Buffaloes. She was just one point shy of the UW freshman scoring record and set the school record for made free throws with 18. Plum finished 18-19 from the foul line, while adding six rebounds and three assists.
On Friday, Plum scored 14 points as the Dawgs outlasted Utah in an overtime defensive battle. She also added six rebounds and three assists in that game as well. For the week, Plum averaged 24.5 points, six rebounds and three assists.
Plum earned the Freshman of the Week honor for a fourth time this season, tying Chrisae Rowe of Oregon for the most this season. Plum has also won the award for the third time in five weeks.
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As the 2006 Legislative Session approaches, the city is stepping up its efforts to alert Florida lawmakers to this need and to garner their support. For more information on how to be a part of this effort, contact the Department of Heritage Tourism at P. O. Box 210, St. Augustine, FL, 32085 or call 904.825.5033.
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My girlfriend lives a driver and pitching wedge away and I'd rather drive down to Casey's and get pizza.
Hmmm, it's possible I might be living with your GF.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Originally Posted by Clonefan94
I hope this isn't all you are ordering. A place I used to work used to do a pizza lunch/brainstorming meeting. The woman who ran it always talked about everyoen wanting cheese and veggie pizza. I was the only one who ever spoke up and said, "I don't care what you order, but make sure there is a meat pizza for me. Be it sausage, pepperoni, Canadian Bacon, bacon, I don't care, but meat is a must on my pizza."
Well, they would order 2 cheese pizza's, a veggie pizza and one sausage pizza. After everyone in the room grabbed two pieces, guess what pizza was gone, guess what pizzas had one or two slices taken from them. I even mentioned it when ordering, "Hey, everyone eats the sausage pizza, why don't we order 2 of those?" "Well, the cheese and veggie get eaten too." "Yeah, after the meat pizza is gone, people are still hungry, so of course cheese is next." Never did change.
Sorry for my rant, but make sure you order some meat pizza too. If you are planning on having it delivered, I would order a bit in advance. I know Super Bowl is a busy pizza day, if you call early enough you can maybe pick your delivery time.
I have been to the same meeting many times!
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I have been to the same meeting many times!
I think it's some kind of unwritten office law. We do the exact same thing with every single food item. It could be sandwhiches, cookies, bagels, no matter what 70% of what is ordered is the crap kind nobody will want.
I think the clear solution is to put all vegetarians east of the Mississippi and all the normal people to the West.
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Hmmm, it's possible I might be living with your GF.
Would you be a sweetheart and take the dog on a walk? Thanks and I appreciate it.
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From Saint Paul's Church, Bantam, Connecticut – The First Two Hundred Years 1797-1997 by Susan W. Pearsall (pages 15-17)
Complete text available at: www.philosophy-religion.org/nolan/episcopal-2.pdf
A Part-Time Vicar
On Feb. 24. 1974. the vestry agreed to the bishop's appointment of St. Paul's first vicar, the Rev. Richard T. Nolan of Bristol. He was a full-time professor of philosophy at Mattatuck Community College in Waterbury and an ordained Episcopal priest. Although he had assisted at several parishes. St. Paul's was his first assignment as pastor.
Father Nolan and the vestry worked out an agreement for a part-time ministry: he would be available to St. Paul's 2.5 days each week and commute from Bristol.
In 1974, there were only about a dozen part-time vicars serving the 183 Episcopal parishes and two college congregations in Connecticut, according to the Rev. Nancy Charles, deployment officer for the diocese. Today there are about 35 congregations served by part-time priests.
The arrangement flourished. The parish developed a strong lay ministry that complemented Father Nolan's pastoral work and improved its financial picture. Since the vicar did not live in the rectory, the vestry sold it. His part-time salary made it possible to hire a parish administrator to oversee day-to-day details.
In a recent conversation from his home in West Palm Beach, Florida, Father Nolan recalled his first meetings with Jim, Dick and David Kilbourn.
"I was just taken with the dedication that the folks had," he said. However, that didn't hide the reality. "The parish was in a survival mode," he said.
About 65 parishioners came to church the first Sunday Father Nolan celebrated mass at St. Paul's. The next Sunday, there were only 20.
"I had the feeling that my ministry might be to close the place," he said. The parish explored the idea of joining with St. Michael's or Trinity Church in Milton, but it never happened. "Things just sort of began to pick up," he said.
In 1979, J. Scott Kilbourn was named the first parish administrator. Later, the position would be held by Alec G. Waters and Laura Turner.
Father Nolan invited other part-time priests to join St. Paul's ministry. The Rev. Elbert B. Hamlin of Litchfield. a psychotherapist, began celebrating mass in 1980. He was later named a liturgical associate, which he delighted in describing as "dessert." The Rev. John R. Kenny. Jr., a deacon and a pharmacist, arrived in 1987. He coordinates pastoral care with Mrs. Turner and organizes all family activities for the parish.
Father Nolan championed the idea of televising St. Paul's Sunday services on Laurel Cablevision. The first show was broadcast on Dec. 14, 1981; it showed the Rt. Rev. Clarence Coleridge's visit to St. Paul's two weeks earlier. Beginning in 1982, Sunday services were taped once a month and broadcast on Monday evenings. In was 1985 before services were televised every Sunday.
By all accounts. Father Nolan's tenure was marked by joy and renewal at St. Paul's. Although holding two jobs put a strain on him, the parish was dear to his heart. In a March, 1984, letter to parishioners following a visit by the Rt. Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley, Father Nolan revealed deep affection for the congregation.
"I'd not be able to maintain my composure, if I tried to tell you what you mean to me," he wrote. "Without the relationships that have developed at St. Paul's during the past decade, the quality of my life would be significantly diminished. I cannot imagine that elsewhere a priest would be encouraged to he himself — a human being— and to live without pious masks and pretensions. I cannot imagine that elsewhere I would have been nurtured so gracefully with such love."
With Father Nolan's attention and improvements, the congregation virtually doubled in size between 1974 and 1984, when membership increased to 150 people.
After 14 years, he felt it was time to leave St. Paul's. Father Nolan described the decision as "anguishing." When he left in 1988, he was pleased that the church did not need an interim pastor. The legacy of his vicarship was that the lay people learned how to keep their church in order when the minister was absent.
Now a retired, assisting priest at the Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Father Nolan sent his best wishes to St. Paul's for its 200th anniversary.
"I'm convinced St. Paul's will endure, because of that spirit that is there." he said. "It's obviously been there since 1797."
In the college classes he taught, Father Nolan said he was often asked for proof of God. His reply?
"St. Paul's Church in Bantam. It's still there despite all the odds."


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If you're going to bilk people out of their hard-earned cash, the best time to do it is when they're flat on their back, preferably unconscious. That M.O. worked well enough for two nurse's aides at a Virginia hospital who managed to net more than $116,000 before they were nabbed by authorities.
PilotOnline reports that Festus Ighalo, 36, of Virginia Beach and Emmanuel Effiong, 35, of Dallas, Texas, both employees at Sentara Hospital in eastern Virginia, had quite a little racket going on. They would steal patients' identifies from hospital admission records, file phony income tax returns, and split the refund checks. Admittedly, it was more involved and time-consuming than your typical penny-ante theft, but according to authorities, the two stood to collect a total $401,074 at the time of their arrest.
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