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Scenery varies from the rugged cliff faces of Red Rock where sea eagles soar on a swift wind to the impressive peak of Mt. Imlay that towers over the backdrop of Eden where sweeping views of the coast can be seen. The landscapes are vast, with rolling hills and tall towering eucalypts covering the rugged terrain of the escarpment.
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International hunters are a special breed. We endure being cooped up in a plane, sometimes like livestock in a cattle car, for close to 20 hours. We brave carrying security sensitive items, namely a firearm or a bow, to places where we don't know the language, the culture or the system. We dare travel to places that CNN paints as chaotic, lawless, depraved and deadly. And we put ourselves in danger, trekking into remote wild places where a bear, a Cape buffalo or a slip and fall down a steep rocky ravine can literally put our lights out. So, what could be so terrible that it would make us balk at hunting abroad? It's the little things. The last in a pile of straws that break the proverbial camel's back.
I'm talking about a number of developments that have popped up over the last couple of years. Here at The Hunting Report, I receive hundreds of reports from subscribers every year returning from hunts all over the world. When there's a problem, I hear about it. And the problems that have come up recently are perhaps by themselves, small things. But all together at once, they threaten international hunting and thus the conservation programs that we hunters support from the Arctic to Zimbabwe.
The biggest problem-maker recently is, quite frankly, the pigheaded bureaucratic approach to CITES regulations and the Endangered Species Act by the United States Fish & Wildlife Service. Continuing Hunting Report subscribers know I and John J. Jackson, III, of Conservation Force have reported extensively on the problems USFWS has created for hunters over the last year or so. These problems stem from some new, Draconian, regulations the Service passed in August of 2007. The regulations greatly expand the letter of the law, but they do nothing to enforce the spirit of the law. They have led to scores of unnecessary seizures, prolonged delays and increased costs of shipping on legally taken trophies. The hassles have many hunters scrambling for legal assistance and reeling from fines and additional shipping charges into the thousands of dollars.
Right up there with USFWS are numerous airlines. Continuing Hunting Report subscribers will remember our coverage on Air Canada's discriminatory practice of charging hunters to check their firearms due to "special handling" requirements, while other sports equipment such as golf bags and skis are accepted without charge. Other airlines have since followed suit, and now we have Air France and KLM refusing to take sport hunted trophies as cargo. That has been a big problem for hunters going to west and central Africa for bongo and Lord Derby eland. Other airlines are hassling hunters for gun import permits just to allow them boarding. Mind you, most countries (such as South Africa) issue gun imports only upon the hunter's arrival to that country.
Once your firearms are checked onto an airline, there's the question of whether your guns will arrive at your final destination with you. South African Airways and KLM seem to be competing for the number one spot here. Looking at the reports I receive every day from returning hunters, I would have to say that South African Airways wins as the worst international airline when it comes to delivering your guns and baggage at the same time it delivers you as a passenger. There are worse regional airlines, however - specifically, Airlink, known for permanently losing baggage of all kinds.
What else is wearing at international hunters? How about restrictions on transiting countries with a firearm and then laborious importation requirements once at your final destination? Most international hunters know South Africa has some stringent import requirements, but every year first-timers are caught unawares. About two years ago, the Netherlands began requiring a transit permit that caught scores of hunters off guard and left them without their firearms on safari. Now the UK is simply banning the transit of firearms to certain countries. Many of those are important hunting destinations such as Russia, Tajikistan, China, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Ethiopia and many others. All that said, the United States is perhaps the worst about allowing the transit of firearms. No non-US citizen is allowed to transit the United States with a firearm - period. That means that Canadian hunters on their way to New Zealand cannot make a connection in the US with a firearm. In fact, they can't even fly on a plane that stops to refuel in the US. And getting a temporary import permit to bring a firearm into the US requires a long and patience-trying application procedure with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. It's a real treat.
Any one of these complications by itself can be seen as a big, fat inconvenience, or a hassle to be endured. But all together, one right after the other, they create the kind of uncertainty that makes a person, especially someone new to international hunting, think long and hard about traveling abroad to hunt. Will my airline take my gun? Will TSA confiscate my ammo? Will my gun and hunting equipment make it to my final destination, or will the airline lose it? Worse yet, will customs agents confiscate it during transit? Once I arrive, will I be able to import my firearm? Will my trophies be delayed because the airlines won't ship them? And if they arrive in the US, will USFWS reject them, confiscate them or even destroy them? And if they do, will they charge me with a wildlife violation even though I hunted legally and the mistake on the paperwork was a third party's?
Count the questions. That many uncertainties are enough to destroy international hunting. Perhaps, old hands at international hunting travel won't be deterred, but newer hunters hit with a string of these problems on one or two trips become sufficiently discouraged to continue hunting closer to home. So, what can we do about this? To start with, we need to face it the same way we do a charging brown bear, an angry dagga boy, or a leopard intent on disemboweling us. Know what the danger is, be prepared to deal with it, be armed with the facts, have a fall back plan in place.
What do I mean by that? Well, basically, hunters can no longer just jump on a plane and go somewhere. We have to do our homework on every aspect of our trip, not just the actual hunting. Here are a few tips to follow:
1- Be sure to deal with experienced, reputable professionals who know what they are doing. That means booking agents, safari operators, PH's, and trophy shipping companies that understand and follow the requirements involved in shipping trophies. Check the Hunting Report's database of subscriber reports and articles for recommendations. Subscriber reports include the hunter's contact information so you can ask them specific questions about how their trip and trophies were handled.
2- Don't let bonus miles dictate how you travel to hunt – your guns may not make it. Use travel agents who understand the varying airline requirements and transiting restrictions on traveling with guns. And make sure they're prepared to help you track down a lost gun case or reroute a cancelled flight. Airline reservations agents don't know what's going on with guns, and they don't care if you lose a day of hunting.
3- Get travel insurance that is customized for the special needs of hunters. I recommend Sportsman's Insurance Agency/Lechner & Staufer. They have custom-designed travel insurance that even covers hunt closures by governments. You'll find them under our Corporate Sponsors at the top of the Hunting Report homepage.
4- Stay up to date on issues that affect traveling hunters – read The Hunting Report and Conservation Force Bulletin. The latter is written by John J. Jackson, III, and delivered each month with The Hunting Report. Jackson stays abreast of legal and conservation developments affecting hunters, especially the actions of US Fish and Wildlife Service, CITES and other regulatory bodies. He is also leading the challenge against USFWS' treatment of hunters for clerical and other errors made by third parties on shipping documents.
5- And lastly, we are all members of hunting and conservation organizations. We need to petition our organizations to take note of these "inconveniences" that together are building up the greatest headwinds against international hunting that we've ever seen. Hunters need to present a united front to airlines, government agencies and our government representatives and demand they respect our rights as citizens and as a major travel consumer group. Conservation and hunting groups need to pool their strength across the globe to confront these issues.
Yes, conservation programs are important. But if hunters won't travel to a destination there won't be any money to support those conservation programs. What practical good does the right to hunt somewhere do us, if we stop traveling to that destination because we can't get our guns there or we can't get our trophies back home? The reality is that if hunters stop traveling to hunt because of the onslaught of hassles they face, conservation and the species we've fought so hard to save will disappear. The antis don't need to close hunting. They just need to discourage us from leaving home.


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A couple of key release date changes today via Box Office Mojo.
Clint Eastwood's baseball drama "Trouble With The Curve" has been moved up a week from September 28th to the 21st.
"In Bruges" director Martin McDonagh's much anticipated black comedy "Seven Psychopaths" with Colin Farrell has been moved up nearly a month from November 4th to October 12th.
Joe Wright's ambitious new take on "Anna Karenina" has been pushed back a week to November 16th.
Michael Hoffman's "Gambit" remake has been pushed to early 2013.
"Runner, Runner", the Ben Affleck-led drama about online gambling, is now scheduled for September 27th 2013.
Finally, the reboot of "The Equalizer" at Sony Pictures will hit April 11th 2014.


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An officer has been cleared of any wrongdoing for shooting an alleged bank robber after the bandit fled from a Vancouver Wells Fargo Bank in December.
Chief Criminal Deputy Prosecutor Scott Jackson sent a letter to the Vancouver Police Department that ruled Officer Jeffrey Anaya's shooting "was justified and therefore lawful."
After being placed on administrative leave, a standard procedure after officer-related shootings, Anaya returned to full patrol duty in late December. The officer has worked for the department for a year; prior to that, he worked for two years with the Oakland, Calif., Police Department.
Anaya had responded to a report of a robbery the afternoon of Dec. 1 at the VanMall neighborhood branch of Wells Fargo Bank. A man, purported to be armed, had held up the bank before running behind the nearby Ross Dress For Less store at 4708 Thurston Way, according to court files.
Anaya confronted the suspect behind the store; the robber pointed what appeared to be a semiautomatic pistol at the officer.
"While pointing this weapon at the officer, the suspect indicated he would shoot Officer Anaya unless he dropped his weapon in the next five seconds," Jackson's letter said. "Indicating that he feared for his life, Officer Anaya fired his gun, hitting the suspect with one round."
The suspect, later identified as Stephen Lubeck, 19, of Vancouver was hit in the upper right leg. After Lubeck was taken into custody, other officers learned his weapon was actually a BB gun, Jackson's letter said.
Still, Jackson ruled that Anaya thought it was a pistol and feared for his life. Washington allows an officer to use force when "the suspect threatens a peace officer with a weapon or displays a weapon in a manner that could reasonably be construed as threatening," Jackson wrote.
Lubeck, who spent several days in the hospital before being booked in jail, faces first-degree robbery and second-degree assault charges.
He has not yet been arraigned in Clark County Superior Court, as his defense attorney first requested a mental health evaluation. He has a review hearing in court on his evaluation March 20.


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text: Close NFL's All-Time Franchise Sacks Leaders 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Ray Carlin/Icon SMI DeMarcus Ware: 115 Ware matched Harvey Martin's 30-year-old franchise record with his 114th in the first half against St. Louis on Sept. 22, 2013, and got his second of the game to surpass Martin in the third quarter. Sacks became an official NFL statistic in 1982, but the Cowboys have tracked sacks since the start of their franchise in 1960. Martin had 114 sacks in 158 games from 1973-83, according to the team. Ware was a Pro Bowl pick the last seven seasons as a linebacker. 1|32 John Iacono, Brad Trent/SI Bruce Smith: 171 It is perhaps the most exciting and impactful non-scoring play in sports. Sacks change games and often lead to catchy nicknames for Fearsome (Foursome) front fours. But some names among the NFL's all-time franchise sacks leaders may surprise you. Like the player who never even made a Pro Bowl, the relative no-name Steelers leader and the one who wouldn't even rank in the top-five for some teams. Here they are, from most sacks for a franchise leader to least, starting with Bruce Smith. (The NFL didn't make sacks an official stat until 1982.) The greatest of all time? When you consider all the ways Smith affected a game, his success in every facet and -- oh, by the way -- a remarkable 171 sacks, he may well be in the argument with Reggie White. Send comments to firstname.lastname@example.com. 2|32 John W. McDonough/SI Michael Strahan: 141½ Only Brett Favre and Michael Strahan will ever know if the last-minute, single-season record-breaking sack in 2002 was a gift. But don't forget: Even without that sack, Strahan would have topped the Giants' sack charts -- and the great Lawrence Taylor -- by eight sacks. 3|32 Bob Rosato/SI Jason Taylor: 131 In the storied history of the Dolphins, no one has made more plays consistently than Taylor, whose 131 sacks are among the most ever one player has had with one team. Beyond that, Taylor forced fumbles, recovered them, intercepted passes and made tackles behind the line of scrimmage. 4|32 Peter Read Miller/SI Derrick Thomas: 126½ Simply one of the greatest outside linebackers in NFL history, Thomas had every move, all the skill and premiere athletic ability. His seven sacks against the Seahawks remains an NFL record, but perhaps more impressive: He also had six sacks in a game once, four sacks in a game twice and three sacks in a single game five times. 5|32 John Iacono/SI Richard Dent: 124½ Michael Singletary and Dan Hampton were the stalwarts of the great Bears defenses of the mid-1980s, but no one made more big plays and wreaked more havoc than Dent, whose 124½ career sacks with the Bears topped Hampton and Steve McMichael. All you need to know about his production was he averaged more sacks per-game than Reggie White, Bruce Smith and Michael Strahan. 6|32 John Iacono/SI Reggie White: 124 No surprise here. Reggie White was perhaps the greatest defensive lineman the NFL has known. White's dominance was such that he also ranks second all-time on the Packers' list and his 198½ career sacks (not counting 24 in the USFL) is more than the combined number of the rival Redskins' top two sacks leaders, Dexter Manley and Charles Mann. 7|32 Heinz Kluetmeier/SI Rickey Jackson: 115 Drew Brees may finally have put the once-woeful Saints franchise over the top, but it was Rickey Jackson and the "Dome Patrol" that made people take the Saints seriously. Jackson made a career of refusing to be overshadowed or overlooked, finishing with 115 Saints sacks and always being around the ball. 8|32 John W. McDonough/SI John Randle: 114 No one could possibly question John Randle's dominating ways, racking up 114 sacks over his career. Still, an asterisk could be justified, considering the Vikings unofficially credit Carl Eller with 130½, Jim Marshall with 127 and Alan Page with 108 sacks. And those greats were teammates on the famed Purple People Eaters defensive line, before sacks became an official statistic. 9|32 Robert Mathis: 111 With his strip sack safety of Houston's Case Keenum on Dec. 15, 2013, Robert Mathis set both a franchise record (108) and the Colts' single-season record in sacks (16½). He finished the season with 19½. Longtime teammate and close friend Dwight Freeney held the Colts' previous marks, getting 16 in 2004 and 107½ in his career. The Freeney/Mathis combination will go down as one of the greatest in NFL history for good reason. The bookend pass-rushers already epitomized the, "Meet you at the quarterback" mentality of today's defensive game, combining for 199 sacks until Freeney's departure to San Diego in 2013. 10|32 V.J. Lovero/SI Greg Townsend: 107½ He was a true Raiders legend, playing virtually his entire career in silver-and-black and epitomizing the proverbial "Raiders way." He was intense and unrelenting, finishing with 107½ sacks in a Raiders uniform and being a part of a Super Bowl championship team. 11|32 George Tiedemann/SI Leslie O'Neal: 105½ Whenever lists are made of the all-time greatest NFL pass-rushers, O'Neal's name rarely gets mentioned. What a shame. You'd be hard-pressed to find sack artists who had more than his eight double-digit sack seasons. For a seven-year stretch from 1989 to 1995, O'Neal averaged nearly 13 sacks (12.7) a season. His 105½ at San Diego will be hard to top. 12|32 Mike Kullen/AP Andre Tippett: 100 Opposing quarterbacks shuddered at the sight of Tippett coming off the edge in a passing situation. He still owns the three highest season sack totals in Patriots history and had a two-year mark of 35 sacks in 1984 and 1985 that remains the most of any linebacker in NFL history. 13|32 Andy Hayt/SI; Tim DeFrisco/Getty Images Jacob Green: 97½ Playing in the Great Northwest on a team that was not a marquee brand, Green may be one of the most under-rated dominant defensive linemen. Some might even make a Hall of Fame case, considering he finished close to the elite 100-sack club (97½), despite sacks not being an official statistic his first two seasons in the league. 14|32 Stephen Dunn/Getty Images Simon Fletcher: 97½ Seemingly born to be a Bronco, Fletcher brought his best every week, playing in 172 consecutive games, finishing with a franchise-best 97½ career sacks, including an NFL-record 10 consecutive weeks with at least one sack. At 6-6, 240 pounds, Fletcher was perfect for the 3-4 defense as an end or outside linebacker. 15|32 Paul Sancya/AP Robert Porcher: 95½ Had Robert Porcher played anywhere else during his career, he might have had even more than his 95½ career sacks, become a much more acclaimed player nationally and perhaps even be in Hall of Fame conversations. But in 12 seasons, Porcher thrived despite playing for five coaches, being a part of just five winning seasons and never winning a playoff game. 16|32 Damian Strohmeyer/SI Terrell Suggs: 94.5 One of the best all-around linebackers in the game, Suggs passed Peter Boulware for the Ravens' all-time sacks lead, notching three sacks in the 2011 season opener against Pittsburgh to push his career total to 71½. Suggs' earned it with a unique combination of tenacity, power and finesse. 17|32 Manny Millan, Jerry Wachter/SI Dexter Manley: 91 Manley was a remarkable NFL story in every way. He was a fifth-round pick whose dominance was unquestioned. His 91 career sacks are even more amazing, considering the NFL didn't even officially keep sack statistics his rookie year. And who knows how many more sacks Manley would have had if he hadn't been a habitual drug-user and eventually banned (then reinstated a year later) from the league. 18|32 Brad Mangin/SI Bryant Young: 89½ What, you thought it was Charles Haley? Nope. Bryant Young was a rare talent who could collapse the pocket and make plays from the defensive tackle spot. He also was one of the toughest players the Niners have ever had. His 89½ career sacks is a remarkable number, considering the traffic and double-teams he often faced. 19|32 Peter Read Miller/SI Leonard Little: 87½ Little was no football schmuck. He was a career Ram who was part of two Super Bowl teams, terrified opposing QBs and left the game with a franchise-best 87½ sacks. But even Little would acknowledge that if sacks were kept in the days of the Rams' Fearsome Foursome, his numbers would not come close to stacking up with Deacon Jones, who actually coined the term: "You know, like you sack a city." 20|32 Peter Read Miller/SI Julius Peppers: 81 The Panthers have had some success and a lot of great players in their short history, but none better than Peppers. The prototype rush end changed gameplans and consistently made plays, topping the Panthers board with 81 career sacks. His Carolina career may have ended on a sour note, but it will be a long time before his club record is broken. 21|32 Al Tielemans/SI Warren Sapp: 77 Tony Dungy's Tampa 2 defense might as well have been called the Sapp. Bucking the trend of outside rushers leading the sacks race, Sapp blew up offensive lines from the inside-out, ultimately stacking up an astonishing 77 career sacks as a defensive tackle. 22|32 David Walberg/SI Jason Gildon: 77 The names roll off the tongue like a Who's Who of NFL greats: Jack Hamm, L.C. Greenwood, Joey Porter, "Mean" Joe Greene, Greg Lloyd, James Harrison, Jack Lambert ... Jason Gildon? Yup. He was consistent, furious off the edge and one of the best if not most well-known Steelers defenders, accounting for 77 sacks. 23|32 Al Tielemans/SI Ray Childress: 75½ Those who saw the Luv Ya Blue Oilers of the 1970s will tell you Robert Brazile was Lawrence Taylor and Derrick Thomas before L.T. and Thomas did their thing. Still, sacks were not kept until 1982. Childress was a massive, yet nimble force and finished with 75½ sacks despite playing in the middle of the line and often taking on double-teams. 24|32 Peter Read Miller/SI Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila: 74½ Who? Yeah, most casual fans would wonder who the guy was with 74½ career sacks -- one of the lowest numbers of all franchise career sack leaders. But for a storied franchise with great defenders like Ray Nitschke, Aaron Kampann, Santana Dotson, Reggie White and Tim Harris, the pass-rushing specialist known as "KGB" surpassed White in 2007, starting just three of his last 24 games in Green Bay. 25|32 Kevin Reece/Icon SMI Mark Gastineau: 74 Fans always can argue the legitimacy of Michael Strahan's "gift" sack from Brett Favre in 2002, which broke Gastineau's single-season mark of 22. But undeniable is Gastineau's head-spinning 41 sacks in a mere two seasons in 1983 and 1984. Gastineau simply could not be blocked. 26|32 Stephen Dunn/Getty Images Freddie Joe Nunn: 66½ Freddie Joe Nunn is not a law firm. Unfortunately for Nunn, most fans today would be hard-pressed to remember his best days. He was a force off the edge as a linebacker and rush end. But Nunn never played on a winning team in St. Louis or Phoenix and had just two double-digit sack seasons, but his 67½ career sacks lead the way for the Cards. 27|32 AP Clay Matthews, Sr.: 62 Pressuring the quarterback was not Matthews' greatest asset, but longevity and toughness made for a career sacks mark of 62 -- not counting the first five years of his career when the statistic was not recognized -- that does not come close to reflect how dominant a force Matthews was on the field. 28|32 Al Tielemans/SI Chuck Smith: 58½ Make no mistake, Chuck Smith was an impact player who was an All-Pro in 1997 and was a big-time contributor on the Falcons' Super Bowl XXXIII team. His athleticism and technical skill were without question top-tier. Still, to be the franchise leader in sacks with just 58½ pales in comparison to some of his contemporaries, like Bruce Smith, Kevin Green, Derrick Thomas and Reggie White. 29|32 Tom Uhlman/AP Tony Brackens: 55 An injury-shortened career and comparatively meager career sacks total of 55 doesn't begin to reflect the impact Brackens had as a player. A fearless hitter, Brackens made a habit of disrupting opposing backfields, always finding his way to the ball, forcing 28 career turnovers and consistently bringing pressure. 30|32 Greg Nelson/SI Mario Williams: 53 In barely more than five seasons, Williams amassed a franchise-best 53 sacks, relying heavily on a bull-rush that simply cannot be stopped by a single blocker. Williams missed the rest of the 2011 season after tearing a pectoral muscle while sacking Raiders quarterback Jason Campbell in Week 5. With the departure of Williams to Buffalo in 2012 and J.J. Watt's 20½ sacks in 2012 alone, there may be a new leader relatively soon. 31|32 Manny Rubio/US Presswire Eddie Edwards: 47½ Edwards may have to introduce himself to most casual NFL fans, as his career spanned one of the more underwhelming eras in Bengals history. But don't be fooled by the rather pedestrian career total of 47½ sacks. Most of Edwards' sacks came before they were an official statistic. The Bengals have Edwards' unofficial total at 83½, and he was a terror to block in the late-1970s. Send comments to firstname.lastname@example.com. 32|32 Next up Swim Daily Remembering Cuba! #marcogentille @tweetcalzedonia. 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Eille Norwood was a British actor who spent most of his screen career playing Sherlock Holmes. He was born Anthony Edward Brett in York, England. From 1921 to 1923 he played Holmes in forty-seven silent films directed by Maurice Elvey and George Ridgwell. Hubert Willis played Watson in nearly all these films. For the final Holmes film, however, Hubert Willis was replaced by Arthur Cullin. Given that some Sherlock Holmes stories had not even been written yet, Norwood stands as the actor who played Holmes the most times in existing stories.
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Flashback: Cup success at Highbury
Stewart brace earns Sunderland famous win.A young Sunderland outfit produced one of their most famous comebacks to defeat Arsenal 3-2 at Highbury.
Marcus Stewart's brace, as well as a strike from Kevin Kyle, steered Howard Wilkinson's side to a rare moment of glory during the 2002-03 season.
Goals from Robert Pires and Francis Jeffers had put Arsene Wenger's side 2-0 up at the break with a mountain to climb, but Sunderland fought back spectacularly in the second half.
Both sides had made changes for the clash, the Gunners changing their entire starting XI from their previous league game whilst Wilkinson made nine changes to the Black Cats side.
The hosts were ahead after nine minutes as Giovanni van Bronckhorst pulled a low free-kick back from the left, and Pires powered a 20-yard drive through a crowd of players.
Jeffers looked to have put the tie to bed on the half hour as he latched onto Nwankwo Kanu's pass and slid the ball beyond Jurgen Macho in the Sunderland goal.
The turnaround began after Austrian stopper Macho saved what looked a certain goal by brilliantly turning away van Bronckhorst's fierce shot.
Scottish striker Kyle gave the Black Cats hope on the hour mark as he rose to thump home Stewart's knock-back.
Arsenal centre-backs Igor Stepanovs and Stathis Tavlaridis began to look vulnerable as Sunderland equalised when Stewart delicately put away youngster Michael Proctor's cross from the right.
This was Stewart's third goal in the competition after he'd bagged a brace in the 7-0 win over Cambridge in the previous round.
Two minutes later the comeback was complete when Stewart headed his second of the night, getting in ahead of Oleg Luzhny to convert substitute Matthew Piper's cross.
The Gunners applied late pressure with near-misses from Jeffers and van Bronckhorst but it was Sunderland fans who were left celebrating with their first victory at Highbury in 19 years.
Sunderland: Macho, Varga, McCartney, Thome, Williams, Thirlwell, Schwarz (Piper, 45), Rossier, Stewart, Proctor, Kyle.
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I understand a proof as a series of statements that are either axioms or follow from previous statements by a small set of rules of inference.
I understand a recursive definition to be something like ($\phi$ is addition):
$$ \phi(x, 0) = x $$ $$ \phi(x, y+1) = \phi(x,y)+1,$$
where formally we would use a successor function $s(x) = x+1$ instead of actually writing "+1" in a formula.
What I'd like to understand is how this function would fit into a formal proof.
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This Saturday night in Augusta, Georgia, home of the late, legendary soul singer, James Brown, fight fans at the Bell Auditorium will have an opportunity to witness a future star in boxing as former Canadian amateur sensation Mikael Zewski will make his pro debut at TKO Boxing Championship Fight Night.
Guided by award winning manager, Cameron Dunkin, the 20 year old Zewski, a native of Quebec, Canada, leaves the amateur ranks behind towards a pro career that is hotly anticipated.
Said Dunkin, "Mikael is not only a great talent boxing wise, but he has the potential to be one of the biggest attractions in all of boxing. Chet Koerner, the President of TKO Boxing Promotions, Mikael's promoter, called me from Canada while he was up there and was very excited. He told me how unbelievably popular Mikael is and how he hadn't seen anything like this for a boxer who wasn't a world champion."
"Mikael has a great attitude; he's a pleasure to be around and to work with. His father and trainer Jean has not only raised a terrific boxer, he's also raised a respectful young man. He's extremely popular already and he hasn't had a pro fight yet."
Zewski will make his pro debut against South Carolina native Kevin Kibler, 0-0-1, in a four round bout as part of an action packed evening of world class professional boxing headlined by an NABO Flyweight Title bout between Augusta, Georgia's favorite son Rayonta "THE STINGRAY" Whitfield and San Diego's Sergio Espinoza.
Zewski's fight will be broadcast in Canada LIVE on the Super Channel #2 at 9pm.
Also featured on the undercard at TKO Boxing Championship Fight Night are former world title challenger Edner Cherry and outstanding prospects; Melbourne, Florida's Joseph Elegele, Quebec, Canada's Pier Olivier Cote, Detroit's J'Leon Love and Alabama's Michael Finney.
Advance tickets for the TKO Boxing Championship Fight Night are priced from $27 to $102 (including a $2.00 facility fee) and on sale through the Augusta Entertainment Complex Box Office, (www.georgialinatix.com, by phone at 1-877-4AUGTIX or in person at the Augusta Entertainment Complex Box Office, 601 Seventh Street).
A $5.00 in person box office discount for all military, police and fire personnel along with college students with proper ID is available in all price ranges until February 26th. The Bell Auditorium is located at 712 Telfair Street in Augusta, Georgia; doors on the evening of the event will open at 6:30pm with the first bell at 7:30pm.
Formed in early 2008, Chet Koerner's Las Vegas based TKO BOXING Promotions, originators of the "HOMETOWN HEROES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS" national boxing series, stable includes; heavyweight Lenroy Thomas, cruiserweight Andres Taylor, super middleweight Fedor Chudinov, middleweights Peter Manfredo Jr., Elvin Ayala, James Countryman, Dmitry Chudinov and J'Leon Love, junior middleweights Bastie Samir, welterweights Demetrius Hopkins, Bradley Blankenship, Mikael Zewski, Leti Leti and Eric Mendez, junior welterweights Francisco Contreras, Joseph Elegele and Hastings Bwalya, lightweights Edner Cherry, Rolando Reyes, Terence Crawford and Fidel Maldonado Jr., featherweights Matt Remillard, Carney Bowman, Dat Nguyen, Delvin Placencia, Rafael Lora, Maxwell Awaku and Robert Rodriguez, super bantamweights Rafael Valenzuela, bantamweight Leo Santa Cruz and flyweight Rayonta Whitfield
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Vermont schools and summer programs can now borrow the Kohl's Kids Bike Smart trailer -- full of kids' bikes and all equipment and supplies needed for on-bike skills trainings -- at NO CHARGE other than a small delivery fee. The trailer includes everything you need to teach bike skills to kids in grades 3 through 8.
Kohl's Kids Bike Smart is a partnership between the Kohl's Cares program. and the Vermont Children's Hospital, with funding provided by Kohl's Department Stores. Kohl's Kids Bike Smart is powered by Local Motion, Northwest Vermont's walk-bike advocates, under contract with the Vermont Children's Hospital.
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We will deliver the trailer to a school and leave it there for one to two weeks (depending on trailer availability and number of kids to be trained). Our staff are available to troubleshoot and answer questions by phone throughout the program. When all trainings had been completed, we will take the trailer to the next school.
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New London - On Monday, the police chief told the Board of Finance that a proposed $924,000 reduction in her budget could mean the loss of 15 police officers.
But on Tuesday, the city administration said Chief Margaret Ackley does not have the final say on staffing levels, and no decisions have been made as to how cuts to the police department will play out.
"There are a lot of variables out here, even still,'' Chief Administrative Officer Jane Glover said Tuesday. "We didn't want the public to think her proposal is set in concrete."
In a statement released Tuesday afternoon, Glover said "statements made by Chief Ackley do not represent the views of the Administration and were premature as it relates to the number and type of police officers that may need to be laid off."
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio is the hiring authority and has final say on the type and number of positions in the department, Glover said.
"It's the mayor that does layoffs, not the department heads,'' she said. "A department head can recommend to the mayor positions that would have to be eliminated, but it's the mayor's decision."
The administration and the City Council are working together on the proposed $82 million budget for 2013-14 and are waiting for final numbers on the state's contribution to the city. The city has also started negotiating with the police union on its contract, which is set to expire June 30, Glover said.
Ackley told the Board of Finance Monday that the cuts to her $7.3 million budget would change the way the city is policed.
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Warehousing and distribution: Panjiva points to improved trade numbers with caution
May 20, 2010 - MMH Editorial
Following a 3 percent gain in the number of global manufacturers shipping to the United States from February to March, there was another 3 percent gain from March to April, according to data from Panjiva, an online search engine with detailed information on global suppliers and manufacturers.
The matching 3 percent sequential gains follow 3 percent declines from January to February and December to January. And on a year-over-year basis, the most recent 3 percent March to April gain tops last year by 8 percent—due to the economy not being in recovery mode at that time.
Panjiva officials said the total number of global manufacturers shipping to the U.S. in April was 137,303, a 2.6 percent gain from March's 133,779. Panjiva also said that there was an 11 percent annual increase in the number of waterborne shipments coming into the U.S. in April.
While these numbers are largely positive, Panjiva CEO Josh Green wrote in a blog posting that "year-over-year comparisons are a bit misleading since global trade was a mess last year.
In an interview with LM, Green said it feels like international trade is vulnerable to additional macroeconomic shocks.
"Our modest recovery right now is threatened by the chaos in the financial markets in Europe," said Green. "The overall signs are promising, but we are not in a recovery that is so robust that we are immune to the threat being created by the instability in Europe."
Looking at market conditions and how it relates to global manufacturers shipping to the U.S.. there is still some caution when it comes to inventory build up, but Green said that is not "top of mind" for most global manufacturers at the moment. Instead, he said, that there are concerns about production capacity constraints and rising prices that people expect to see as the recovery takes hold.
And with the economy in a modest recovery, Green said these conditions make it feel like a "new normal," whereas a few weeks back it felt like the worst of the recession was over. But he again cautioned that the European economic crisis and the decline of the Euro have the potential to derail the recovery.
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The genetic modification of plants to produce sterile seeds has been widely condemned by civil society, scientific bodies and many governments as an immoral application of agricultural biotechnology. The following are some of the organizations and individuals who have spoken out against Terminator technology:
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Panel of Eminent Experts on Ethics in Food and Agriculture: "The panel unanimously stated that the 'terminator seeds' generally are unethical, finding it unacceptable to market seeds, the offspring of which a farmer cannot use again because the seeds could not germinate."1
Maurice F. Strong, past Secretary General, United Nations Conference on Environment and Development: "If the owners of technology, such as big companies, used it to victimize people through methods such as promotion of 'terminator genes', the state should intervene and not leave the task to the market mechanism."2
Dr. M.S. Swaminathan, former independent chairman of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Council and recipient of the World Food Prize: "In India where there are nearly 100 million operational holdings, denial of plant-back rights or the use of the terminator mechanism will be disastrous from the socio-economic and biodiversity points of view, since over 80 percent of farmers plant their own farm-saved seeds."3
Dr. Jacques Diouf, United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Director-General: "We are against [terminator genes]. We are happy to see that in the end some of the main multinationals which have been involved in implementing these terminator genes have decided to backtrack."4
Rafael Alegría, International Secretariat, Via Campesina, representing over 10 million peasant farmers worldwide: "Terminator is a direct assault on farmers and indigenous cultures, and on food sovereignty. It threatens the well-being of all rural people, primarily the very poorest."
Dr. Gordon Conway, President, Rockefeller Foundation: "The agricultural seed industry must disavow use of the terminator technology to produce seed sterility...The possible consequences, if farmers who are unaware of the characteristics of terminator seed purchase it and attempt to reuse it, are certainly negative and may outweigh any social benefits of protecting innovation."5
The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) adopted the following policy on 30 October 1998: "The CGIAR will not incorporate into its breeding materials any genetic systems designed to prevent seed germination. This is in recognition of (a) concerns over potential risks of its inadvertent or unintended spread through pollen; (b) the possibilities of sale or exchange of viable seed for planting; (c) the importance of farm-saved seed, particularly to resource-poor farmers; (d) potential negative impacts on genetic diversity; and (e) the importance of farmer selection and breeding for sustainable agriculture."
1. FAO's Panel of Eminent Experts on Ethics in Food and Agriculture, First Session, Rome, 26-28 September 2000.
2. Maurice F. Strong made the statement in India, April 7, 1999.
3. Swaminathan, M.S., "Farmers' Rights and Plant Genetic Resources," Biotechnology & Development Monitor, No. 36, 1998, p.6-9.
4. Reuters News, February 8, 2000.
5. Dr. Gordon Conway, in a speech to the Monsanto Company Board of Directors, June 24, 1999.


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The Dundas Arms, Kintbury: Pub and Accommodation in West Berkshire
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The Dundas Arms is a picturesque 18th century pub with accommodation situated in the stunning village of Kintbury in West Berkshire, once voted by The Sunday Times as one of the "Top 10 of England's most sought after villages".
Nestled between the Kennet & Avon Canal and the River Kennet in an area of outstanding natural beauty, we offer a unique and scenic country stay with 8 beautifully appointed bedrooms, a thriving friendly bar serving an excellent selection of real ales and classic pub dishes, fine dining in the Kennet & Garden Rooms and a private dining room. Our crowning jewel is our vast pub garden which offers incredible al fresco dining and in the summer months as well as a beautiful riverside venue for garden parties and events.
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We're perfectly situated to make the most of the beautiful West Berkshire countryside with plenty of outdoor leisure pursuits such as shooting, walking, cycling and fishing nearby not to mention famous landmarks such as White Horse Hill and the popular attractions Highclere Castle and Newbury Race Course. Moments from the market towns of Hungerford and Newbury and with easy access to London by both rail (Kintbury station is just across the bridge from us) and road (the M4 is just 14 minutes away), we're the perfect choice for your city break or countryside getaway.


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Missile, Cruise, V-1 (Fi 103, FZG 76), Intake Cowling
The V-1 (Vergeltungswaffe Eins, or Vengeance Weapon One), was the world's first operational cruise missile. This name was given to it by Josef Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry, but the original Air Ministry designation was Fi 103, after its airframe designer, the Fieseler company. Powered by a simple but noisy pulsejet, thousands were launched on British and continental European targets from June 1944 to March 1945.
This artifact is a reproduction of the intake to the pulse-jet motor, very likely made for display at an airbase in the U.S. after the war. It was removed during the restoration of a V-1 for the National Air and Space Museum and replaced with a more accurate replica. The donor of this artifact is unknown, but was likely the U.S. Air Force.
Found In Collection. Donor unknown at this time. Found on NASM premises.
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We've seen the slick ads for Loreal skin care products. We've seen their flawless celebrity spokes models.
But does Loreal product work for the rest of us mere mortals-the ones who are taxiing kids to afterschool practices and managing busy careers? If you're like I am, you're on-the-go and don't want to waste time or money on products that don't work.
Here's the rundown on what I learned about the company's Loreal skincare lines:
Here is a buying guide for the most popular & top rated Loreal products:
A Loreal Wrinkle Cream developed by this beauty company to visibly reduce wrinkles and the expression lines that come from the things we do every day, like frowning and smiling. It was also designed to eliminate dry patches and even out skin tone.
While some online reviewers wrote that it reduced wrinkles, many others were not as excited. For example, some reported that it was an effective moisturizer, but that they noticed little reduction in their lines and wrinkles.
Other customers, however, gave these specific Loreal wrinkle creams a thumbs down for their strong perfume-y fragrance.
Recently I noticed creases around the eyes. So I decided to find out if the anti wrinkle Loreal Revitalift eye cream for day and night protection would be worth my time and money.
These are Loreal products for those who are starting to fight the battle against Father Time. Its key ingredient is retinol, a form of vitamin A that makes the skin stronger and more elastic.
Revitalift offers comes in: Deep-Set Wrinkle Repair, Double Eye Lift, Cleansing Towelettes and - for those of us who fear the dreaded turkey neck- Face & Neck Cream.
Loreal cellulite cream comes in a night and a day formula, and is created to directly target fatty deposits. The night lotion is described as a heavier cream that has a fragrance, while the day cellulite cream is supposed to be non-greasy and fragrance free.
For women who prefer anti cellulite gel, Loreal offers the Sublime Slim anti-cellulite and skin sculpting formula.
However, as a consumer, I was less than impressed by the science behind the product. The Loreal website didn't list ingredients for any products in the line. Listings on Amazon mention that it contains caffeine to reduce cellulite and Par-Elastyl to firm the skin.
L'Oreal Dermo-Expertise Age Perfect for Mature Skin
Are your wrinkles going deep? This product line delivers rich moisturizers that penetrate the skin so those all-important collagen fibers-the building blocks of skin-can rebuild.
This line also includes High Potency Serum, which helps the skin rebound from the density loss and uneven skin tone triggered by menopause.
One of the keys ingredients is a soy seed protein that helps the body rejuvenate the skin's natural fibers.
L'Oreal Dermo-Expertise Refinish Micro-Dermabrasion Kit
Think of Loreal refinish microdermabrasion kit as a targeted damage control strategy for existing lines and wrinkles. The kit includes two products.
The first is an exfoliating cream that uses professional-grade crystals to smooth and even out aging skin.
The second product is a moisturizing serum formulated to soothe the exfoliated skin as well as protect against further damage with an SPF 15.
L'Oreal Wrinkle Decrease Collagen Filler - Wrinkle Reducer
These Loreal skin care products are marketed as super-targeted wrinkle reducers that fill in lines and alleviate darkness and puffiness around the eyes.
The Collagen Filler line includes Micro-Pulse Eye Cream, which contains Erasyl. It's a promising-sounding name for an ingredient that claims to reduce under-eye circles.
The eye Loreal cream also includes a massager that alleviates circles by unclogging the vessels that create that raccoon-like look.
Chronic stress. Bad genes. Lots of factors play a role in how well (or how badly) our skin ages. One cause is clear: sun damage.
It can be hard to reverse ray-induced wrinkles-it's much easier to prevent them by blocking unhealthy - excessive sunlight.
Here I explain how Loreal sunscreen ingredients work. For total protection against sun damage, I recommend you buy the Loreal Ombrelle sunless tanning lotion. This sun block product contains Mexoryl, which stops the UV rays that break down skin's elasticity and lead to wrinkles and sags.
Looking for naturally smooth and even skin in just four weeks? According to the company, this is the skin care regimen for you.
These Loreal skincare products contain hyaluronic acid, which allows skin to regain bounce and strength. Pro-Xylane is another advertised ingredient, but the company website offers few specifics about how it works. Loreal Ideal skin genesis includes cleansers, moisturizers, serums, and a pore minimizer.
Loreal formulates a range of high-quality products to address nearly any common skin problem, from lines and wrinkles to splotchiness and redness. In my review of customer ratings, two particular products stood out as the best ones to buy:
No matter what problem area might be, from age spots to crow's feet, this company's established reputation and wide range of formulas makes Loreal skin care products a good bet for my aging skin-and yours, too.
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Tuff-N-Uff Amateur MMA has an exciting fight card lined up for Aug 1 at the Plaza. The main event will feature two dynamic undefeated fighters, Oscar Sanchez vs Casey Kenney. The co-main event featuring Roma Pawelek vs Aspen Ladd is sure to be just as exciting as the main event. Tickets can be purchased starting at $25, not including service fees at www.tuffnuff.com. The fights start at 7pm and tickets will rise to $30 the day of the event.
"We are excited to have all of our loyal Tuff-N-Uff fans with us at The Plaza in downtown Las Vegas on Friday, august 1st," said Jeff Meyer, CEO of Tuff-N-Uff. "We pride ourselves on putting on the best amateur MMA fights in the nation, and this card will be no exception with Oscar Sanchez taking on Casey Kenney in the main event, and the women's super-fight, Roma Pawelek vs Aspen Ladd, as our co-main event. I'm excited to see everyone come downtown August 1st and cheer on our Future Stars of MMA."
Tuff-N-Uff started 20 years ago as the dream child of the late Barry Meyer, may he rest in peace. Barry was determined to present the world with the best MMA action and give them an honest chance to rise as some of the biggest MMA stars like UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey, UFC & Strikeforce veteran Ryan Couture and newly-signed UFC welterweight Alan Jouban. Tuff-N-Uff has also boosted the careers of Jimmy Jones, Jesse Taylor, Jesse Forbes, Chris Holdsworth, Tonya Evinger, Jessamyn Dukes and many more.
Tuff-N-Uff recently celebrated it's 20th Anniversary at the Thomas & Mack with over 15,000 fans in attendance making one of the most impressive turn outs to date for the amateur event. This year partnering with the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) as a part of UFC International Fight Week 2014 for their first amateaur MMA World Championships. In honor of the late Barry Meyer, Tuff-N-Uff will remain committed to the sport of MMA and building the "Future Stars of MMA." For more information on the upcoming fight card at The Plaza and Tuff-N-Uff visit www.tuffnuff.com.


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I have been away for way too long to even remember when I last posted on this blog. While I cannot make a list of all the changes that came my way, I can definitely sum it up as something that changed me as a person. At the same time someone told me, 'Welcome to life!' May be this is what growing up feels like.
We live planning for lots of good things but rarely do we plan for uncertainties in life. We never plan to meet someone special and falling in love, although we can plan for a wedding. We can plan for treatments and hospital visits but never can we plan to deal with life-threatening disease or even death of someone close to your heart. We can plan for what we want to do at the current job and build aspirations but not for changes which force you to change jobs. We make fun plans to hangout with all the friends in the city we live in but we are left unsure when end up moving to a new city with no friends. And moreover we never plan for emergency trips, in my case all the way to India or to Emergency Rooms to get surgeries at midnight! Life threw in all these and so many other uncertainties in 2013 for me. All I could do was keep faith and hope for better days!
Through all these ups and downs, I let a lot of things that are fond to my heart, drift away. It had been months since I held up my camera or my painting brushes and even longer since I blogged. I stopped practicing yoga and never attempted to workout. My plans for training for a half-marathon were in the trash and so were my intentions to eat healthy. I let my emotions take over. I lived in the moment. I kept breathing to just live each moment. I did what was needed to survive the storm. Now the storm has passed, I am grabbing myself up to pick everything where I left it. Maybe not everything. Maybe one thing at a time.
Everything that defined me and my life, slid away from the fore-front, and took a back-seat. It is never easy to pick up from where you leave. To re-start and gain the same momentum is impossible especially when life has changed its course. It has to be built over time with lots of thoughts, struggle and patience. There is lots to be said for all that happened in the past few months. Meanwhile I am picking up myself slowly and here's to a new start.


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I'm looking for clarification the use of sentence case.
The two examples are:
- "Duplicate Search" vs "Duplicate search"
- this is in the context of, performing a search of users, to detect if there are duplicates
- "Combine Users" vs "Combine users"
- this is in the context of performing a 'combine' operation on two users accounts in a system
EDIT: Both of the phrases are being used in buttons, as a form action.
I'm just looking for some validation and consistency for the interpretation and use of "sentence case" in UI.


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Lockheed Martin, a global high tech security corporation headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, just released a Smart Grid command & control system according to a news release published by PR Newswire. The Smart Energy Enterprise Suite, or SEEsuite™, provides utilities and grid operators with an integrated tool to manage a diversified range of energy assets.
According to the release, the tool "combines Lockheed Martin's expertise in systems-of-systems integration, service oriented architectures, cyber security and mission-critical systems development with utility-specific functionality. SEEsuite helps customers dynamically manage load during times of grid stress or volatile market prices, integrate and balance load from distributed energy resources, increase situational awareness for advanced decision making, and deploy and manage 'microgrids' – portions of the electric grid able to operate independently of the overall grid.
"We are excited to provide utilities and defense customers with improved command and control and situational awareness of their smart grid assets," said John Mengucci, president of Information Systems & Global Services-Defense. "We are helping our customers not only make the grid smarter, but also more reliable, more resilient, more secure and more flexible to meet the growing needs of our increasingly electricity-based economy."
SEEsuite applications include: SEEload™ for Distributed Energy Resource Management, SEEview™ for Smart Grid Situational Awareness and SEEgrid™ for Integrated Grid Management.
SEEload enables utilities and system operators to precisely and easily manage demand response events across an entire distribution network, including individual substations and circuits. SEEload also manages distributed energy resources including electric vehicles and energy storage devices to give utilities greater control over peak load and distributed energy resources.
SEEview integrates key operational and business systems to provide customers near real time situational awareness across generation, transmission, distribution, and customer systems. SEEview allows utilities' key decision makers to sense and respond quickly to changing market conditions, grid disturbances, and unplanned changes to their generation mix.
SEEgrid enables utilities to optimize the utilization of distributed energy resources to improve grid reliability, meet renewable energy and emissions targets, and reduce the cost of delivered electricity. SEEgrid also allows defense customers to effectively go 'off-grid' for enhanced energy security during times of natural or man-made disasters".
More information available at http://www.lockheedmartin.com/products/energy-solutions/SEEsuite.html


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AP Insurance Medical Services Department invited out application for the post of the 13 Paramedical vacancies in Hyderabad. All the vacancies are for these districts Ranga Reddy, Medak, Nalgonda, Nizamabad and Mahaboobnagar. All the candidates who are willing to apply for the above mentioned positions are advised to apply for the positions before 30-1-2012.
Below is the details with no. of open positions and position name
Total No. of Posts: 313 Posts
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Many of us coders, programmers and developers struggle with repetitive stress injuries, carpal tunnel, etc.
I've been curious about introducing voice control into my workflow in order to save myself some stress.
This has led me to my current question: Would it be possible or practical to implement a programming language (or superset of an existing language) which was primarily phonetic, and hence well suited to programming by voice?


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One day at my mother-in-loves farm, I spotted something: barn wood. In fact it was a big pile of barn wood - chippy white paint - DIY GOLD! She was gracious enough to let me clean up her yard have the wood. My nice hubby loaded the dirty wood up and brought it home. This process was a few days (maybe weeks) coming. The first thing we had to do was figure out how I wanted it on the wall. Jeff measured the wall and then drew out the dimensions with chalk on the driveway. Similar to putting a … [Read more...]
Barn Wood Wall {Happy Dance}
Painting Kitchen Cabinets is Easy Peasy!
Did you know painting your kitchen cabinets is much easier than you might think! The key, in my opinion, is in the paint. Annie Sloan Chalk Paint is the BOMB when it comes to refinishing your cabinets. Having cabinets re-finished or enameled could cost you up to $5,000 and take a couple of weeks to finish. Using ASCP - brings the cost down significantly and goes much faster. Check out the segment on Twin Cities Live where we demonstrated how to paint your own cabinets: If I can do this, I … [Read more...]
Cute DIY Picture Frames
Good morning! I was browsing Pinterest (hope over and follow) one day and spotted these adorable DIY Frames from Shanty 2 Chic. They were so cute, I had to give it a try! Here's a step-by-step on how I made mine: #1 Buy Wood: Start with a wood board; I bought mine at Menards for $6.99 and had my hubby cut it into 3 equal pieces. #2 Stain Boards: I did this because I wanted a rich look and also wanted to be able to distress the frames a little bit so I needed the dark look … [Read more...]
Hide Your Remote Controls!
One thing that drives me nuts are the remote controls all over the living room! We have one for the fireplace, the blu-ray, the TV and the VCR we don't use anymore. When I found this old bread box at Goodwill the other day, I knew I had a solution. It was marked $6.99 but was green tag day so I only paid $3.49 - even better! Since I'm looking for excuses to use my General Finishes Emerald Milk Paint, the box was a perfect target. It started like this. After 2 coats of Emerald - the color I … [Read more...]
How to Hang a Table Runner
Did you know H & M has home decor? I KNOW - ME NEITHER! In fact, they have super cute stuff, including holiday items. I ordered this table runner, not sure if I'd like it or not. Isn't it cute? I actually bought it on Cyber Monday so I got 40% the already dirt cheap price. As I stared at it and thought it would bug me to cover up the cute design with a centerpiece; then a light-bulb appeared above my head: HANG IT ON THE WALL. After deciding to make it a part of my Christmas decor, I … [Read more...]
DIY Deer Head Wall Art
Deer Heads are all the rage for Christmas decor. I love the look too, but I don't love the price. Even at Target, a decent sized deer head mount is around $40.oo. These are the times I like to THINK THINK THINK of a way to DIY. Start with paper mache' gold deer. I found mine at Michaels and at 50% off they were only $4.99. Paint the head white. I used some white wall paint I had in my stash. Next, "Off with their heads", I've always wanted to say that - he he. Make sure to cut (I used … [Read more...]
Meet Emerald {New Milk Paint Color}
I recently entered the 'General Finishes 'Name Your Own Paint Color Contest' and I won - YAHOO! The contest consisted of submitting a color choice along with a name for it. My favorite color is kelly green so I turned it in for the contest. My inspiration was the green hutch in my kitchen; I painted it last year. As the contest winner (along with 12 others) General Finishes sent me a box with all the new colors in it. Thank you! I'm especially in love with my new color: Emerald. I was … [Read more...]
Easy Fall Wreaths!
It's literally taking everything in me to not bust out my Christmas decorations! My kids gave me the evil eye when I made mention of it, so I guess I'll hold off. Since I'm not allowed to move on to Christmas I thought I'd share a couple of super easy fall wreath ideas. Fall Wreath #1 Start with a twig wreath, I got mine at Michaels for $4.99. I had a Dollar Tree leaf garland and simply wrapped it around the wreath. I didn't even glue it; I just tucked the ends into the branches. Add the … [Read more...]
Adorable DIY Witches Shoes!
Hello my pretties! I'm not usually one to decorate for Halloween. However, I was asked to share fall Pinterest ideas on Channel 11 - Kare Sunrise. You're most likely watching this after the show airs which was t 5:45 am! I'll post the link if you'd like to see it another day. The fall Pinterest ideas included a segment on Oct 31st so I have a few cute Halloween ideas to share. First are the painted pumpkins - then glitter pumpkins- a spider web pumpkin. I also made a Halloween … [Read more...]
Pallet Wood Projects {and my big OOPS}
Have you ever done something super duper embarrassing? Did you do it on live TV? Ummmm...let me answer for myself; yes I did so something super duper embarrassing on TV. Check out the video and prepare yourself for a good laugh! What do you think? Are you laughing? All I can do is laugh about, it' s good to be able to laugh at yourself and I'm getting in a lot of practice. Elizabeth was so gracious, she was so sweet about the whole thing! Now on to the pallets! These are the pallets I … [Read more...]
How to make Pumpkin Topiaries {A Tutorial}
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T.A. Kaiser Heating and Air is your resource for heating, air conditioning, and a full range of services to ensure your indoor comfort. Some of our additional services which enhance your HVAC system include:
- Indoor Air Quality
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- Air Sterilization – If you suffer from allergies, asthma, hay fever or other breathing difficulties, there is an air filter that can help you.
- Dehumidifiers – Indoor humidity control can take some of the burden off your air conditioner and can be automated year round.
- Ventilation – Ventilation systems help expel stale air containing excess moisture, carbon dioxide and other pollutants, and drawing in outside air.
- Ductwork Modifications – Improperly sized or designed ductwork is the most common reason people are not comfortable in their own homes.
- Duct Sealing – Increase the rate air is delivered to a space with less dust and improve efficient.
- Thermostats – Programmable thermostats can save you up to 18% on your heating and cooling costs.


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Hi, My Name's Alice
I joined Deviant Art because I kept seeing my older sister on here (thankyou I guess for showing me how to work this!) and was jealous. I love Travelling, Photography and Sports.
Thanks For Looking On My Page!!!!!
Favourite genre of music: Pop
Favourite style of art: Drawing
MP3 player of choice: Ipod
Favourite cartoon character: Chibiusa!!!!!!!
Personal Quote: Feel The Breeze Dudes!


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For those of you who like the clips in our section, a suggestion is, see them as soon as they are there, because a lot of clips get deleted on You Tube. Today I had to remove several clips from our sections.
Especially the more rare clips I try to post seem to disappear in a matter of days or weeks.


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|Submit your heart, mind, and soul to the Lord for he is our strength.
|Submit your heart, mind, and soul to the Lord for he is our strength.
I'm a Graphic Design Artist. I currently design websites and print graphics. I am also a student at South Plains College.
Current Residence: Lubbock, Texas
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Favourite genre of music: Positive Alternative Music and Techno
Favourite photographer: Travis Swearengen
Favourite style of art: Graphic Design
Operating System: Windows 7
MP3 player of choice: Zune
Shell of choice: Turtle???
Wallpaper of choice: What ever it is.
Skin of choice: Don't care.
Favourite cartoon character: Bugs Bunny
Personal Quote: "If your mom was a game I'd play it all day long... Wait, I didn't mean it like that." - Timothy Barrett


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Miami mounted patrol cop kills dog that attacked horse in Little Havana
Horse suffered deep wounds
MIAMI (AP) — A Miami mounted patrol officer fatally shot a dog that was attacking his police horse.
The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon in Little Havana.
Police say the officer was in his assigned area at Domino Park when he saw a stray dog charge at his horse, Sara. The officer tried to move the horse out of harm's way but the dog bit the horse.
The officer fired his weapon, fatally striking the dog.
The horse suffered deep wounds to the front and hind legs and was taken to the Miami Police Stables for treatment.
The dog was removed by Miami-Dade Animal Services.
The officer wasn't injured.
An investigation is continuing.