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BIRTHPLACE: Mississauga, ON, CAN
DRAFTED: TOR: 2000-24 overall
Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 1, 2012.
Selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the first round (24th overall) of the 2000 National Hockey League Draft. Traded from Toronto to the San Jose Sharks with Alyn McCauley and a first-round pick in 2003 (later traded to Boston - Mark Stuart) in exchange for Owen Nolan on March 5, 2003. Traded from San Jose to the Boston Bruins with Andy Delmore in exchange for Jeff Jillson on March 9, 2004. Traded from Boston to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Dennis Wideman on February 27, 2007. Traded from St. Louis to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2011 draft (Joel Edmundson) on February 27, 2011.
Appeared in 65 games during his first full season with the Buffalo Sabres and seventh NHL campaign, marking the first time since becoming an NHL regular in 2005-06 that he did not play in all of his team's games...Scored 23 points (8g/15a) with a plus-2 rating, marking his third straight season with a plus rating...Recorded his 200th career assist in the season opener on Oct. 7 vs. Anaheim... Played in his 500th career game on Oct. 22 at Tampa Bay...Had a three-game point streak (2g/3a) from Oct. 25-29...Had his streak of 513 consecutive-games played snapped on Nov. 25 at Columbus due to a lower-body injury, which cost him 13 games (Nov. 25 - Dec. 22)...Also missed two games with an upper-body injury from Feb. 24-25.
2010-11: Split his sixth NHL season between the St. Louis Blues and Buffalo, totaling 55 points (17g/38a) in 83 games...Became the eighth player since the lockout to play 83 games in a season, extending his streak to 492 consecutive games by the end of the season…Scored 41 points (12g/29a) in 62 games with St. Louis before being traded the day before the trade deadline...Finished the season with 14 points (5g/9a) in 21 games with Buffalo…Recorded six points (3g/3a) in his first six games in Buffalo...Scored in his first game with Buffalo on Mar. 1 at NY Rangers…Tied his career high with three assists on Jan. 24 at Colorado and on Apr. 9 at Columbus.
2009-10: Scored 42 points (14g/28a) in 82 games during his fourth season with St. Louis and fifth NHL campaign...Led the team and ranked second in the league in shootout goals (7), also finishing second in the NHL in shootout percentage (58.3) among players with at least 10 attempts…Ranked second on the team in total shots (197), tied for second in game-winning goals (3), was fifth in assists (28) and seventh in points (42)…Recorded eight multi-point games, including a three-assist effort on Dec. 15 vs. Calgary (tied a career high) and a career-high tying four-point game (1g/3a) on Nov. 10 vs. Vancouver…Played in his 400th career NHL game on Mar. 24 at Detroit…Scored on his first-career penalty shot on Apr. 4 at Chicago...Finished the season by playing in his 408th consecutive game, ranking him third on the NHL's Ironman list and slotting him second in Blues history with 265 consecutive appearances with St. Louis.
2008-09: Established career highs in points (72) and assists (39) during his third season in St. Louis and his fourth NHL campaign...Led the team in goals (33), assists, points, games played (82), power-play goals (16) and game-winning goals (11)...Led all forwards in average ice time with 19:08 per game... Tied for 11th in the NHL with 35 power-play points (16g/19a) and tied for fifth in the NHL with 16 power-play goals…Ranked second in the NHL in game-winning goals...Notched 21 multi-point games, including three three-point games and one four point game…Played in his second consecutive 82-game season and was one of four Blues to play in all 82 games…Tallied his 100th career NHL assist on Nov. 8 at Los Angeles...Recorded his 200th career point on Nov. 30 at Atlanta...Recorded his 100th career goal on Dec. 8 vs. Nashville...Played in his 300th NHL game on Feb. 12 at Nashville... Scored 34 points (12g/22a) in the last 34 games…Collected a career-high four points (2g/2a) on Apr. 4 at Dallas.
2007-08: Tied for fifth in the NHL with a career-high 43 goals during his second season in St. Louis and third NHL campaign…Tied for third in the league with nine game-winning goals…Tied for first on the team with 65 points (43g/22a)… Played in his 200th career NHL game on Dec. 29 at Dallas.
2006-07: Split his second NHL season between the Boston Bruins and St. Louis, totaling 46 points (17g/29a) in 81 games...Began the season with Boston, netting 34 points (13g/21a) before being traded to St. Louis at the trade deadline on Feb. 27... Played in his 100th career game on Nov. 18 vs. Washington...Registered his 100th career point on Feb. 23 at Tampa Bay…With St. Louis, finished second on the team with 17 goals and third on the team with 29 assists…Made his Blues debut on Mar. 1 at NY Islanders…Tied a career high with three assists on Mar. 12 at Clagary.
2005-06: Finished third amongst league rookies in assists (43) and points (69) during his first season with Boston…Earned NHL All-Rookie Team honors...Was one of two Bruins to play in all 82 games…Had 15 multiple-point games, including six three-point efforts and his first NHL hat trick on Mar. 18 vs. Carolina…Scored his first career NHL point (goal) on Oct. 8 at Pittsburgh…Recorded his first NHL assist on Oct. 10 at Tampa Bay...Had an eight-game point streak (5g/8a) from Jan 19 - Feb. 2…Had a seven-game point streak (6g/4a) from Mar. 11-21…Had a six-game point streak (1g/7a) from Feb. 6 - Mar. 2.
2004-05: Spent his third professional season with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League, finishing second on the team in scoring with 75 points (33g/42a)…Was the only Providence player to play in all 80 games…Led the team with eight playoff goals in 16 games and helped lead Providence to the Eastern Conference Finals.
2003-04: Spent the majority of the season with San Jose's AHL affiliate, the Cleveland Barons and recorded 60 points (25g/35a) in 61 games with the club…Made his NHL debut with San Jose on Mar. 7 at Dallas…Was acquired by Boston from San Jose on March 9 and completed the season with Providence…Finished sixth overall in the AHL scoring race with 72 points (31g/41a) and captured AHL Second All-Star Team honors.
2002-03: Split his first professional season between the St. John's Maple Leafs and Cleveland of the AHL, registering 64 points (30g/34a) in 80 games…Earned AHL All-Rookie Team honors as he finished second among AHL rookies in goals and points.


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when using the hatch tool, firstly we need to select a 'closed contour' or a boundary, once selected QCAD dynamically shows us any loops that are not closed.However only one loop is shown at a time. It would be good if QCAD could show all loops that are not closed in one go or maybe some additional options could be added...
What do others think?
@andrew is this possible to do
Screenshot showing only one unclosed loop showing in my test.

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Massachusetts Approves Cape Wind Offshore Wind Project
April 11, 2007
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EOEA) announced in late March its determination that the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the 420-megawatt Cape Wind offshore wind project is adequate and complies with the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act. The finding allows Cape Wind Associates, LLC to file for construction permits with various state agencies. The announcement was welcomed by Cape Wind, which says the decision brings its planned wind plant "one step closer." See the press releases from the Massachusetts EOEA (PDF 55 KB) and Cape Wind. Download Adobe Reader.
Meanwhile, Cape Wind continues to wait for federal approval of its proposed project. The Energy Policy Act of 2005 shifted federal jurisdiction for the project to the Department of Interior's Minerals Management Service (MMS), which is preparing an EIS for the project. Meanwhile, the MMS has prepared a draft programmatic EIS for its Outer Continental Shelf Alternative Energy and Alternative Use program, the program that oversees offshore energy projects such as the Cape Wind project. The draft programmatic EIS is available for review online, and the MMS is accepting comments through May 21st. The MMS is also holding public hearings on the draft programmatic EIS in cities on both coasts and in Houston, Texas. The first hearing will be held on April 16th in Washington, D.C. See the MMS Cape Wind page, the MMS press release, and the draft programmatic EIS Web site.


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People most often associate the health risks of excessive alcohol drinking with damage to the liver or stomach lining. But during Alcohol Awareness Month, Delta Dental warns that alcohol abuse can also prove harmful to oral health.
It is estimated that each year in the United States there will be more than 30,000 new cases of oral cancer diagnosed and about one person every hour will die from this disease.1 Heavy alcohol consumption is a risk factor for oral cancer.* According to the American Cancer Society, about 70 percent of oral cancer patients consume alcohol frequently.2 Tobacco smoking (i.e., cigarette, pipe or cigar smoking), particularly when combined with heavy alcohol consumption, has been identified as the primary risk factor for approximately 75 percent of oral cancers in the U.S.2 Using tobacco with alcohol poses a much greater risk than ingesting either substance alone. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, there are approximately 17.6 million adults who are alcoholics or have alcohol problems.3
People with alcohol problems also tend to neglect other healthy habits like eating properly or taking care of daily hygiene. A small 2003 study conducted at an alcohol rehabilitation center found that residents had a higher incidence of periodontal (gum) disease and cavities.4
Drinking, like most other things, is best done in moderation for both your oral and overall health and well-being. Some epidemiological studies suggest a heart protective association for low-to-moderate average alcohol consumption.5 Indeed, sipping alcoholic beverages like red wine (which contain heart-healthy antioxidants like resveratrol) may be beneficial for lowering LDL cholesterol and helping prevent clogging of arteries.6
*According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), heavy drinking for men is typically defined as consuming an average of more than two drinks per day. For women, heavy drinking is typically defined as consuming an average of more than one drink per day.
1 National Institutes of Health. NIH Fact Sheets. Oral Cancer – updated February 14, 2011. Accessed March 30, 2012.
2 Blot WJ, McLaughlin JK, Winn DM, et al. Smoking and drinking in relation to oral and pharyngeal cancer. Cancer Res 1988;48:3282-7.
3 Medline Plus – Alcoholism http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/alcoholism.html. Accessed March 30, 2012.
4 Araujo MW, Dermen K, Connors G, Ciancio S. Oral and dental health among inpatients in treatment for alcohol use disorders: a pilot study. J Int Acad Periodontol. 2004 Oct;6(4):125-30.
5 Di Minno MN, Franchini M, Russolillo A, Lupoli R, Iervolino S, Di Minno G. Alcohol dosing and the heart: updating clinical evidence. Semin Thromb Hemost. 2011 Nov;37(8):875-84. Epub 2011 Dec 23.
6 Wu JM, Hsieh TC. Resveratrol: a cardioprotective substance. Ann N Y Acad Sci. 2011 Jan;1215:16-21.


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Twin City Collision Repair always strives to do our best. And sometimes we get recognition for our efforts. We are honored to have received the awards below.
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Twin City Collision and Indy Collision Center would like to announce that we will be, again, hosting our "Swing for a Cure 11th Annual Classic" Friday, June 12th. Last year we raised over $28,000+ and went well over our goal the year before. This year, lets see if we can do that again! Our goal this year is $30,000. The proceeds go to help with breast exams and mammogram with the YMCA Women's Cancer Program here in Lafayette, Indiana.
We've had a lot of fun with it over the years and a lot has changed. The event has grown many times as we've added sponsor's, contests, prizes, food and drink vendors...and this year's event promises to be the best yet.
Be sure to save the date for Friday June 12th at Coyote Crossing Country Club. There are still sponsorship opportunities available too!
Thank you all for you support and we look forward to seeing you there!!
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The following are some of the science and technology disciplines represented at the Eastern Regional Research Center's Dairy and Functional Foods Research Unit:
Chemical Engineer
The above list is not comprehensive; other disciplines are hired as the research demands.
In addition to research scientists, there are technical and administrative positons providing support services for the research and for the overall support of the Center.
The links below are to current ARS job openings listed at the official job site of the US Federal Government, USAJOBS.ARS openings in Wyndmoor, PA
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Black looks good on the sexy Madison Scott and her slinky little dress shows off her body well, especially while she is wearing those tall boots of hers. But naughty Madison wasn't wearing panties for this shoot and kept giving glimpses of that sweet little pussy of hers. Who cares about the color of the dress! This babe should always be naked! Madison knows your desires well, so she strips it off and unveils those perky tits too.
Another amazing hot photo set of Madison Scott. This sexy blonde knows how to flaunt what she's got for the camera and what she's got is undeniably arousing. This babe loves to indulge in the sins of the flesh and she gets naked and touches herself here hoping that you will be doing some "indulging" of your own.
There is no denying that Madison Scott is beautiful and these hot new photos of her prove that point more than ever. Her girlie pink dress hugs her curves superbly. She bends, stretches and spreads as she strips to unveil a phenomenal body with smooth skin and petite bod. Her pretty face and halo of blonde hair make her even more gorgeous.


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- Nov 21:
- 49ers corner Tarell Brown likely to return this season
- 49ers' Ahmad Brooks still adamant hit on Brees was clean
- 49ers' Marcus Lattimore giddy over first practice opportunity
- 49ers' Harbaugh: Kaepernick 'doing heck of a job'
- 49ers won't play on Monday Night Football at Santa Clara stadium next year
SAN FRANCISCO -- An unusual startup trying to sell stock in star athletes is now hoping San Francisco 49er tight end Vernon Davis will prove the concept is a winner.
Documents filed Thursday by Fantex proposed selling 421,000 shares at $10 apiece to investors who want a piece of Davis' future earnings.
The IPO funds will be used to pay Davis a $4 million fee in exchange for 10 percent cut of his future income tied to football.
The 29-year-old Davis could be paid up to $16.9 million on the remainder of his current contract with the 49ers.
Fantex, based in San Francisco, filed plans last month to sell stock in the Houston Texans' running back Arian Foster. That deal was called off last week after Foster suffered a season-ending injury.


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Definición de flank en inglés:
1The side of a person's or animal's body between the ribs and the hip: leaning against his horse's flanks
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- He tapped his horse's flanks and moved back to the front of the procession.
- He brought his heels back into the horse's flanks.
- Apache is white with black patches over his left flank, under his chest and neck and over the top of his head, around his eyes.
side, haunch, quarter, thigh
1.1A cut of meat from the flank of an animal: a thick flank of beef on a spit two pounds of flank
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- I spend all day hauling around big tubs of pork chops and beef flanks to be packed, wrapped and carted off to restaurants.
- For beef, good casserole cuts are shin, brisket, neck, topside, thick flank or shoulder.
- There were nice fatty chuck roasts, rolled flanks and skirts, four kinds of fresh looking ground beef in those pretty crowns that I knew I'd never learn to make.
1.2The side of something large, such as a mountain, building, or ship: the northern flank of the volcano
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- The entire northern flank of the mountain collapses and falls as an avalanche lowering the height of the mountain by 1,500 feet.
- Meanwhile, the Cherokees fought sporadic engagements against other native peoples on their western and northern mountain flanks.
- And, in early April, geologists had noted that the northern flank of the mountain was beginning to bulge ominously.
2The right or left side of a body of people such as an army, a naval force, or a soccer team: the left flank of the Russian Third Army
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- By the evening of 28 August, German forces advancing on the flanks had closed a circle around Second Army.
- The 3rd and 2nd panzer groups were placed at the flanks of the Army Group Center as part of its assault groups.
- By this formula MacArthur could pick the time and place of battle, using air and naval forces to protect his flanks while concentrating combat power for the next thrust.
side, wing
2.1The right or left side of a game board such as a chessboard.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- When the opponent attacks on the flank, a counter in the center is usually very effective.
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1Be situated on each side of or on one side of (someone or something): the fireplace is flanked by built-in bookshelves
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- It is well lit by two large windows and has as its focal point a marble fireplace flanked by built-in shelving units.
- The fireplace is flanked by fitted floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
- Central to the transformation was the creation of an inviting sitting area oriented toward a new gas fireplace flanked by tall bookshelves.
edge, bound, line, border, fringe
1.1 (usually as adjective flanking) Guard or strengthen (a military force or position) from the side: massive walls, defended by four flanking towers
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- I had moved out of the view of the two armed guards and they quickly moved to flanking positions either side of me.
- The other two took flanking positions as the group headed across the city.
1.2 (usually as adjective flanking) Attack down or from the sides, or rake with gunfire from the sides: a flanking attack from the northeast
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- We sat around the kitchen table and planned out our strategy, various frontal attacks and flanking maneuvers we could make were considered.
- Suddenly, two Rebel batteries flanked the attacking Union troops and opened fire upon their exposed rear flank.
- The second fighter's attack you, Tice and his five-fighter squadron will flank from behind and intercept.
Late Old English, from Old French flanc, of Germanic origin.
Palabras que riman con flankankh, bank, blank, clank, crank, dank, drank, embank, franc, frank, hank, lank, outflank, outrank, Planck, plank, point-blank, prank, rank, sank, shank, shrank, spank, stank, swank, tank, thank, yank
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Once upon a time, in a career far, far away, I worked for a very small business. I was tasked with upgrading the OLD PC's. The budget was so miniscule that literally every penny counted. In the effort to get the best bang for the buck, I stumbled across these programs called free software. "Whoo-hoo, they're free" I thought. Little knowing how that introduction to free software applications would change my life, I quickly ordered the PC's without MS Office, downloaded OpenOffice.org instead and saved a few hundred dollars per system.
Fast forward to the future. With much more free software under my belt, I am even more convinced small businesses are a ripe field for free software applications.
Of course, the initial appeal for a business is the same advantage that I first noticed about many free software applications: the zero acquisition cost. The ability to acquire these programs for free allows you to spend your limited capital funds in areas that generate profits for your company. In my initial scenario, we purchased one more PC than originally planned with the savings.
On a related front, if you've ever been in the following situation...
- Purchased the latest version of a critical program.
- Discovered the latest version will NOT import data from a version as old as what you are using.
- Banged your head on the desk a few times.
- Purchased a version of the program off Ebay that is between your current version and the latest version.
- Imported in your data into the tweener version and THEN were able to import into the latest version.
...realize your upgrades with free software are also zero-cost. So upgrade frequently.
Having stated the advantage of the zero cost to acquire, please realize that many development communities accept donations for their efforts. Once you get your profits established, I strongly encourage you to support your key applications by making a donation. After all, if the application helped your business, you can return the favor (and you have a vested interested in their continued success).
The software licenses used by free software applications are another benefit. Many free software programs are released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) or a compatible license. I don't have time for a full review of licensing, but the GPL is specifically geared towards encouraging the distribution and use of free software. If you are intending to use a GPL compatible program for business, you should be free and clear. The GNU website and Wikipedia have much more in-depth information on licenses. The advantage for the business owner is NOT having to keep track of the purchase documentation and activation codes.
Whether free software or proprietary, every software choice comes with a set of consequences. For businesses using free software, be aware of the following possible implications and take what your believe are the appropriate safeguards.
Your program may become an orphan: the developers move onto other projects; user interest in the project wans; whatever the cause some programs cease in their development. Your current version still works, but new versions, features or security patches are not published. Before you decide that that risk kills any chance of you using a free software application, please remember that proprietary programs can cease being developed and supported as well. Whether the application is free software or proprietary, my advice is to stay aware of the status of any critical program and the viable alternatives. If you get uncomfortable with a program's status, then plan a transition to another option. There are enough choices out there to make this viable in most cases.
You'll have to spend some time installing, upgrading or configuring the software. This is a bit of a hidden cost. In my initial exposure to free software, I installed OpenOffice.org on each individual system instead of just hooking up a PC with MS Office pre-installed. Plan your time accordingly.
There are a lot of different sources for free software applications appropriate for businesses. The following websites should get you started:
Whether you are a new business, at the point where your start-up expenses are exceeding your revenues (if any revenues yet), or a current business owner wanting to be frugal with your expenses and investments, you can find a free software application for your company.
A real opportunity, but they need support
Free Software solutions may indeed be very interesting for smal businesses and for independent people. But most of them are not computing specialists and they have other things to do than managing their infrastruture. For them, this is just a tool. Even if they are interested in free software solutions (and if they are sensitive to the politics behinf it), they need a real support.
Compagnies doing this kind of service (for example this one: http://www.prolibre.com/) are appearing. They can provide a complete support to clients. This may include a Linux server (or a hosted space), an OSS groupware software (like egroupware), an Electronic Document management (For example Alfresco), a simplified ERP (for example TinyERP), a data migration service (from the old solution to the new one), linux latpops, VPN connections between the laptop and the server, a good quality management of the server and a helpdesk in case of problems. with a such service, migrating to a completely OSS solution is becoming possible and even interesting. I am convinced that very small businesses and independent people will be interested by this possibility.
Marie-Noëlle Baechler
Belmont-sur-lausanne / Suisse
Small businesses and free software
I think that one item that most small businesses are going to want in addition to the software itself and those services you mentioned is customization of the software to meet their needs. This is one of the main hallmarks of open source software, you can make it your own.
There is support out there!
This is a shameless plug. But there is support out there for the business who wishes to exploit their IT budget to the fullest. Free software is not just cheaper, because it's easier to customize and integrate it's often more effective. We offer consultation and support based around Open Source Software, we can help mitigate the pitfalls you may come across and make sure your using applications and systems that deliver what your looking for. OSS provides a route for SMB's to attain IC&T systems that rival what big budget enterprises have.
The name of the company is Xenet we are based in Rotherham near sheffield.
Steven Williamson.
Support for small businesses
While both Free Software and proprietary applications can become orphaned, the Free, because the source code is available, can continue. I believe Apache's original team "abandoned" the project, but it continues because another group of developers took the code and continued development. In contrast, once a propietary application dies for whatever reason, it's gone. Remember NT on Alpha?
As to small businesses and their potential adoption of Free Software -- the concern is certainly valid about their need for support. The smallest businesses might not even have an IT group and cannot afford a consultant. My own solution to this is hosted applications, although I have to admit that there are a number of issues to address here, the most crucial one IMHO being one of trust. Hoping to finally get my model written up in a few weeks.
Daniel O. Escasa
independent IT consultant and writer
contributor, Free Software Magazine (http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com)
personal blog at http://descasa.i.ph
Makes sense to me!
Why shouldn't small businesses enjoy free software as well? The company I work for is small, using free software is a big plus for keeping our costs down.
Just the same, we MAKE and DISTRIBUTE free software ( http://www.gigatribe.com ) that both consumers and small companies use to transfer huge files back and forth easily. Although we'd like these small companies to buy the Premium versions of our software, we know that as they grow, so too will their needs which will eventually justify their spending $25 for the extra features that will make that application a bit more efficient.
Small and medium sized businesses represent the majority of the companies out there, and they ARE the future of America, they deserve any help they can get!
Other resources
Here are other resources that may help:
GNUWin (FOSS on Windows)
The Open CD (FOSS on Windows)
The table of equivalents / replacements / analogs of Windows software in Linux (or BSD's).
It is all about the applications. Once people are comfortable with the apps; platforms are not as hard.


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GPGMail is a plug-in for Apple's Mail, providing a front-end to gpg for some operations. It allows you to read/write encrypted messages, as well as electronically sign messages.
Required OS: not specified
Tags: email , mail , mac , gpg , pgp , openpgp , gnupg , cryptography , security , encryption
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@parimbi : GPGMail 2.0 is for 10.7 only so far. We might do a backport later, but are currently busy getting it stable for 10.7 Lion. You can always find old versions for old 10.x systems on the webpage: http://www.gpgtools.org/gpgmail/index.html
No PPC-Support anymore?
We've revamped the GPGMail project. See http://www.gpgmail.org - the current version is compatible with Snow Leopard 10.6.4 and we'll release a new Sparkle enabled version soon.
ATTENTION: Currently not 10.6 compatible.
There is a stable release for Leopard - http://www.sente.ch/pub/beta/GPGMail_d55_Leopard.dmg
I wish for a stable Leopard release.
Loved this under Tiger, and eagerly await a stable Leopard release.
Not for Leopard yet. Dev said on Oct 27 he'd be done within 10 days...
Excellent plug-in (or bundle in correct nomenclature) for Mail.app. Does exactly what it's meant to do, and does it with stability and efficiency. Will show icons in the header section whether the email is signed or encrypted or both, and really feels like it's a part of the application.


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Ida McKinley First Spouse Gold Coin
First Lady, 1897 — 1901
Ida Saxton McKinley was born in Canton, Ohio, on June 8, 1847. She met her future husband and president, William McKinley, while working at her father's bank, and they married in 1871. Ill health, including phlebitis and epilepsy, caused her to spend much of her time crocheting bedroom slippers that were auctioned off for charity. Despite her health problems, as first lady, Mrs. McKinley received guests at formal receptions seated in a blue velvet chair while holding a fragrant bouquet to suggest she would not shake hands. After President McKinley's assassination in 1901, she moved back to Canton, where her younger sister looked after her. She died in 1907.
Reverse Design
The reverse depicts two hands crocheting, representing Mrs. McKinley's work crocheting thousands of slippers that were auctioned off for charity.
Obverse: IDA MCKINLEY, IN GOD WE TRUST, LIBERTY, 2013, 25th and 1897 – 1901.
Reverse: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, $10, 1/2 OZ. and .9999 FINE GOLD.


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Academic Year Abroad, American University in Cairo and Tel-Aviv University, 1991-1992
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Fall 2014 Semester
PHI213, Section B
Introduction to Philosophy
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9.30a - 10.30a
PHI213, Section D
Introduction to Philosophy
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Epistemology (theories of truth)
Metaphysics (general ontology)
Philosophy of Religion; Ethics (bioethics)
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University of San Diego
California State University, San Marcos
University of Miami
Biola University
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Title: "Epistemological Relativism:MacIntyre, Putnam and Rorty"
"Teaching Informal Fallacies Through Video," American Association of Philosophy Teachers Biennial Meeting, Coastal Carolina University, 2010
"Educating the Souls for Freedom: Maritain and the Humanities," American Maritain Association Conference, 2010
"Secularism, Relativism and the Possibility of Christian Culture," A Secular Age Conference, Dublin City University, 2009.
"The Challenge of Cultural Relativism to Teaching Bioethics" European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare, University of Tubingen, 2009.
"The Transcendentals and Analytic Philosophy of Religion" American Philosophical Association, 2008
"Soul, Ethics…then Brain and Mind." University of Colorado, Denver, 2008.
"MacIntyre's Epistemological Relativism and the Possibility of Human Flourishing." London Metropolitan University, 2007.
"On the Epistemic Possibility of Blasphemy, Heresy and Freedom of Speech." University of Central Florida, 2007.
"Teleology and Embryonic Personhood." American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, 2007.
"Why Recent Correspondence Theories Fail Religious Epistemology." American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, 2006.
Teleology, Embryonic Personhood, and Stem Cell Research" (Ethics and Medicine, 2011)
Platonism and Recent Correspondence Theories of Truth" (Southwest Philosophy Review, 2010)
Relativism: A Guide for the Perplexed (Continuum Press, 2008)
Relativism in Contemporary American Philosophy (Continuum Press, 2006)
Aristotle and Headless Clones (Theoretical Medicine & Bioethics, July 2005)
The Tao of Narnia (Narnia and Philosophy, Open Court Press, 2005)
Religious Epistemic Relativism and the Possibility of Religious Knowledge (Philosophia Christi, 2006)
Jane Mary Trau Zwerner Graduate Scholarship, University of Miami Department of Philosophy, 1998
Outstanding Teaching Assistant, University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences, 2000
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Daybreak Church, Carlsbad, CA
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Posted: Tue Apr 27, 2010 2:52 pm
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I know. where on earth has the last year gone? it seems to have gone so fast.
full of emotion n happiness.
my little man has gone from a 7lb 7.5oz newborn baby to a 23.5lb toddler (well almost a toddler)
got him weighed today so i knew how much he had gained in a year!!
welcome to the big kids section eh? now the real fun begins i guess????
Dream as if you'll live forever.
Live as if you'll die tomorrow.
Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:34 pm
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It's completely mad isn't it, i cant believe my baby is going be 1 tomorrow. I cant decide if i'm happy or sad. Feels like my baby girl is growing up too quickly.
This time last year i was starting to get regular contractions, i can remember it like it was yesterday.
Hope you are all well, xxx
Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 8:29 am
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Update time!
Think I said I had C weighed day before her birthday and she was 17-14. Hoping she may have hit the big 1-8 by now but im not getting her weighed again for a while so Im just guessing lol. Her birthday was ace. All the babies were dressed as pirates and we had a bubble machine and a ball pit and I made a cake, lots of fun to be had.
She stood on her own again today. She had hold of the sofa with just one hand and let go so she could move what she had in her hand before touching the sofa again. I dont think she even realised she had done it lol. Shes also walking holding just one of my fingers for support now. Im actually convinced she can stand and walk but just inst confident enough to make the plunge bless her. Its unusual cos shes not normally so shy and retiring. Any of you on FB im sure saw the scare she gave me yesterday, I dozed off on the sofa and didnt realise Neil left the gate on the door open when he went to work. Woke up when I heard her shouting and realised it was coming from the monitor. She had climbed the stairs and was sat in the bathroom playing with her rubber duck. Thank god she didnt try coming back down again, I felt quite ill at the thought. I let her go up with me behind her at bedtime and she cant half speed up the stairs, didnt realise she climbed them quite so quick! She walks with her walker fast now and the cats have learned to run away when she grabs it and stands up as shes gotten true ramming speed perfected now. She got a little fold up ride on called a scuttle bug for her birthday and loves whizzing that round the lounge too. Shesfunny though cos in some ways shes a right adventurer but in other ways is quite sensitive, she gets ever so freaked out by the doorbell going suddenly and is scared of the hoover for example. Funny bunny.
She had a weekend away with my mum and dad last weekend and came home with 2 new words! In addition to her core lot she says all the time:
Yiya (hiya)
Ah-ah-ah (no)
Yook (Look)
Good Girl
She now says Tee (tree) and points to the trees and also Car (she tends to shout this as they go past and get very excited) which was the 2 she learned this weekend. Shes also saying Oma now which is my mum and spent a 20 minute walk out the other day chanting it without stopping which got old really fast believe me. And she often says Yukky though only if she is copying me when Im telling her not to touch things. She also knows what noise ducks make and when she sees a duck on TV she shouts it AckAck lol. Shes stringing 2 words togther sometimes now like Yiya Daddy, Ba Cat or Good Girl. Her understanding way outstrips her speech though and she understands an awful lot. She knows Hold On and also where as if we say wheres bedtimebunny/jellycat/baby/flopsy bunny etc she goes off and gets it and she knows kiss though if you ask for one you get headbutted as she has taken to copying how the cat kisses, she also knows sleepie which is nap and will settle much better for a nap if I give her pre warning she is having a sleepie after her bottle. She also knows fish and is fascinated by our fish though shes not quite gotten saying it yet we have shhhhhh so far. We have also had to take to saying Carafe of Moo Juice (LOL) as she knows bottle and milk and if I ask neil to get her bottle or her milk she starts yelling cos she thinks we have it there and doesnt want to wait LOL!!! She has little picture cards and can now pick out the duck, the fish, the cat and the pig if you ask.
Shes turning into a strong willed little demon though. She hates being said No to and will scream if you do so. She seems to be testing her boundaries at the mo and if I tell her No she will look at me then go back to what shes doing again, even if I remove her physically from what she is doing she goes right back to it. I feel bad cause I say it twice then have to be really firm with her then she starts crying but it seems to be the only way she will leave what shes been told No to. I have a feeling we will be implementing the naughty step at an early age!
Thats about it for now I think am off out to feed the ducks (cs idea of heaven). Look forward to hearing how you all are
Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 10:20 am
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Hiya everyone!
Maoribadger- What you just said about C and telling her no is exactly the same as Tayla! She has a thing for buttons and the mo and is always turning off the xbox and sky box and is driving us mad! I tell her no and move her away...the first time she usually laughs and goes straight back to doing it, the second time she has a massive paddy! Im hoping she will learn NO means NO soon!!!
Taylas doing well though, her bday and her party were fab. We went to the sealife centre for her bday and she loved it! Then we had a party at the weekend.
Shes doing really well with her walking now and can walk from room to room on her own....i just have one huge problem....she WILL NOT wear shoes!!! She hates them, its got to the point where i cant even get them on her now (i think its been made worse as shes had to go and have two heel prick tests!) so i havnt a clue what im going to do now when she wants to walk outside!? She always pulls her socks off too
Other things she does....
Shes been blowing kisses for ages, hi 5's, pointing and shouting at everything and everyone...mastered a few rolly pollys lol!!
Still saying the same words (mum mum, dadda, nan nan, tar, na, yea) and shes learnt 'eyes;...usually followed by a poke in the eye! And 'ACK' for my brother Jack.
The last few days shes been saying 'up' ...when she wants to get up on the sofa or to be picked up.
Opps she just woke up so ive got to dash...be back on soon x
Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 8:51 am
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Ahh glad all babies are doing well.
Elsie took her first 3 steps alone the other day yay and now trys it all the time otherwise she is quite happy walking up and down holding your finger. She loves shoes and puts her leg up for you to put her shoes on gone a bit mad though as she has about 10 pairs lol. Her words are coming on she says mimim(mum) dadda, arry (harry her dads name), ta, ok, no, hello everytime she sees someone, hiya when she pretentd to be talking on the phone and then babbles away and laughs like she's having a proper chat lol. She says yum, barks lol meows haha and laughs sarcastically at things on tv. She also sometimes has a strop when I tell her no, I say no and she shakes her head carries on I tell her no again and take her away and she screams blue murder lol.
Going to pick up her new buggy in a minute I got her a Silver Cross Pop with the pink bubbles as I am fed up of the Luna now lugging it in and out of my car.
Oh and touch wood for the last 3 nights she has finally slept throug the night but now decides to wake at 5am or 6am. She don't go to bed till 8pm. She only has 5 teeth still but I fear more are on there way lol.
I have gone back to work and my sister looks after her for me and Elsie is just so not bothered. I drop her there in the morning and she's off, I have to grab her to give me a kiss which is usually a lick on the lips oh and she is really cuddly now, gives me a proper cuddle before bed bless her.xx
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 12:16 pm
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Hi ya everyone
How are we all?
Jas: I love the silvercross pop! Is it any good? Weird that because i also have a Luna haha, but do u find the Luna doest sit up very straight? Does the sliver cross sit up more? Im soo tempted to get one
Taylas doing really well, shes walking more and more now and doesnt crawl much now. Its becoming hard work chasing after her all the time though She wants EVERTHING shes now allowed!
Shes got a few new words/phrase now too....She say 'Bup' for Up, 'Bubba', 'Oh Look' and this moring she said 'Peppa' But i dont know if thats a fluke or not yet! (Peppa is in Pig btw!)
Keep the post going ladies i love to hear how ur babies are doing x
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 12:37 pm
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Hey Terry
Tayla is doing well. Yeah the Luna doesn't seem to sit straight up. The pop seems a bit better but doesn't lay as flat. I got the black one withh pink bubbles on it. Got it in Mothercare for £90. Ha thats funny we have the same prams. What colour Luna you got? I got the purpley/auberginey onex
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 3:56 pm
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I feel realy bad after reading this, Theo doesn't walk or talk yet He will walk holding onto my hand, but not on his own, and he will babble mumumumum and dadadada, but doesn't say any words. I know they all develop at differant rates, but reading this he seems so behind.
Don't get me wrong, I am so proud of my little man, but I just feel like such a pants mum, like I'm doing something wrong, and it's my fault he's not able to do these things.
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 5:33 pm
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Aw no dont be silly! All babies develop at diff rates, me my brother and sister were all totally different! My brother walked at 7 1/2months and i didnt talk till i was about 14 months.
I bet he will take u by surprise and just start walking one day when u least expect it!
I bet Theo wears shoes too....unlike my little mare!! x
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Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 8:37 pm
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Hey all,
A quick post from me (at last), as I should be getting ready for bed!
I agree with the other Katy - don't be at all worried about Theo from reading these posts. Jack's walking (and once they do take their first independent steps there's NO stopping them), but he doesn't talk. He's trying, but vocab nowhere near the other April '09 babies!
Saying 'NO' to Jack also causes an all-out tantrum, no matter how nicely I say it! Jack's gotten into a nasty habit of banging his head on the floor if I can't determine from his pointing and noise-making exactly what it is that he wants. An example - I was letting him eat some cheese snacks out of my hand yesterday, and he ate them all. I got some more, and he ate them too. I got some more, and he went into 'headbang' mode, and it wasn't until I offered him water (which, apparantly, I should have known he wanted) that he calmed down! My new tactic is to try and ignore him when he's doing it, as I think it's an intentional attention-seeking thing. Not easy tho.....
Jack's trying to build his own towers of blocks, instead of knocking mine down. He's also rather good at setting reminders on the sky-box, and loves mobile-phones.
OK - enough for now. Nice to read your posts and catch-up


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Is conservative web-linker and race hustler Matt Drudge stalking an Israeli house DJ on Twitter? This is probably not a question you thought you would be asking yourself on a Tuesday morning. And yet: the internet has a funny way of asking questions for you.
The great modern journalistic experiment of Buzzfeed has finally paid off, thanks to this wonderful, wonderful piece by John Herrman, who ran Drudge's personal (AOL) email address through both Twitter's "import followers" tool, and a similar Gmail extension, and discovered it had been used to register the Twitter handle @nathanmia. (Drudge's middle name is Nathan; he lives in Miami.)
No big deal for a prominent media figure to have an anonymous personal Twitter account, obviously! But, say, John, what is @nathanmia up to?
The account appears to have been created for one purpose: to talk to [Israeli DJ] Offer Nissim. Nissim is its only follow, and all five tweets are directed at the musician
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As Herrman points out, the account has been inactive since 2010 — but the message board account linked to in the tweets has been used within the last four months. Herrman has both of "Nathan"'s message-board reviews up on Buzzfeed. They are... not very well-written. But certainly enthusiastic. And weirdly concerned with Iran? Here's his take on "My Pride": "A sad, sweeping song, that sounds like it is being sung as Iranian missiles have been launched." And on "Tel Aviv": "With war drums in the air and bomb fears from Iran looming, this is Offer's anthem for the era."
So is @nathanmia our favorite fedora enthusiast? (Drudge is, of course, a devoted fan of dance music, and has linked to an article featuring Nissim in the past.) He denied it to Herrman, pointing out that "he's been the target of other online attempts to compromise his identity." But from everything we can tell, in order for Drudge's personal email address to be associated with the Twitter handle @nathanmia, he needs to have verified the address — i.e., whoever is using @nathanmia needs to have access to Drudge's personal email account.


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I hope we improve in this going forward or in two weeks Brady will have Christmas early.....
Did we get a sack yesterday cannot remember?
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I hope we improve in this going forward or in two weeks Brady will have Christmas early.....
Did we get a sack yesterday cannot remember?
Of course, I'd love to see a pass rush that can apply more pressure than they have been and I'm fine with Ike in press coverage, not sure about Willie Gay, he isn't the fastest CB in the NFL.
I think Woodley had a sack and we gave up 3 or 4 to the Ravens, I think.
Pats WR's are young and there O isn't clicking...
There was pressure, but Flacco can move and throw on the run...can Brady?
Yes, we had a sack.
The cushion was still there.
I remember on a 2nd and long, Ike had at least a 15 yard cushion on the top of the screen which was easily completed for a first.
Well this week the Ravens dinked and dunked us for 16 points...not too bad really. Despite giving up a late TD for the tie, I still defer to St LeBeau.
I believe that it's difficult to maintain TD scoring drives consistently without the aid of big plays. The Steelers coaches know it and choose to teach and preach that defensive philosophy to their defensive players.
And that defensive philosophy is the reason why we can't generate an INT.
I swear, some people will say anything and make any excuse rather than call a pig a pig. The pass rush SUCKS. There are 4 individual players with more sacks than the entire Steelers D. And a 5th that's tied. They are 31st with the winless Giants as the only team with less.
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VAIL - With less than two years to go until the 2015 World Alpine Ski Championships in Vail and Beaver Creek, the International Ski Federation, United States Ski and Snowboard Association and the Vail Valley Foundation are working tirelessly to make sure the event goes off without a hitch.
Representative from each organization, as well as the organizers of this year's World Championships in Schladming, Austria, and organizers of the 2017 World Championships in St. Moritz, Switzerland, were in Vail last week for another 2015 organizing meeting. This meeting also served as the official debrief of the 2013 Championships held in February in Schladming.
"Because it's a family, the ski world is, they were very honest and forthright about the things that worked and didn't work," said Ceil Folz, president of the Vail Valley Foundation, the host for the 2015 championships. "Lots of it can translate here, some of it can't - like transportation, it wasn't an issue for (Schladming)."
Bill Marolt, president and CEO of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association, is part of the 2015 organizing committee. He looked around the room during lunch Friday and said everyone has been involved in ski racing for a long time.
"The leadership in the FIS always refers to the International Ski Federation as a family, as the FIS family," Marolt said. "Where it really manifests itself is when you get together in this kind of situation where you've got the international federation but then the organizers who come together and really are open in sharing in what they did well and where they had problems. It's a business and yet it's fun. They really enjoy being with each other professionally and personally, so it's a special kind of a bond, a special kind of relationship."
When you're planning an event as large as the World Alpine Ski Championships, that kind of relationship can be critical. An estimated 1 billion viewers will tune in to watch the championships on television, which is where 2015 television director Michael Koegler comes in.
Television challenges
During a typical World Cup race at Beaver Creek, the Birds of Prey race week, Koegler said there are about 15 or 16 cameras along the course. For 2015, there will likely be up to 46 cameras on the downhill course. Every piece of equipment will be state-of-the-art, he said. One slow motion camera, for example, can shoot 5,000 frames per second.
"You see every detail, every movement," Koegler said.
The 2015 courses are fantastic, he said, but it presents another challenge for television because you want to be able to show that.
"It's such a great track - there's always a challenge to show how steep it is," he said of the Beaver Creek downhill courses.
Television challenges were part of the conversations last week within the organizing committee, but Koegler is up for them. He's looking forward to 2015 because of the exposure it will bring to alpine ski racing, a sport that needs no explaining in Europe, but to Americans, it's not mainstream.
And with Lindsey Vonn dating Tiger Woods - assuming that's still the case in 2015 - it could bring more exposure to the sport from folks who might otherwise never have watched, Koegler thinks.
"These athletes are going more than 90 miles per hour, on steep hills, and only your body as protection and the helmet," Koegler said. "I think this is the chance - Lindsey's dating Tiger - much more audience thinking about skiing; thinking 'who's that girl' and they get into it."
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The new tax legislation signed at the beginning of the year renewed generous federal tax breaks for landowners who permanently preserve scenic, environmentally sensitive or historical properties.
The preservation technique, known as a conservation easement, is a binding agreement, typically made between a landowner and a nonprofit group called a land trust, that places development restrictions on the property.
Under the provisions in the new tax law, landowners generally can deduct the value of a donation up to 50% of their adjusted gross income per year. If your income is too low to deduct the full amount of your gift in one year, you can deduct the remaining amount over as much as the next 15 years.
Professional farmers and ranchers or those with forestry operations who earn at least half their income from their land can claim deductions up to 100% of their income.
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The value of the donation for income-tax purposes is the difference between the land's unrestricted value and its new value with limited development or usage rights.
For interested landowners, there is some urgency. The tax breaks will expire at the end of this year unless Congress votes to extend them. (If Congress fails to act, landowners who can't deduct the full amount of donations made this year will still be able to claim deductions for those donations in subsequent years.)
The new law also extends the tax breaks back for 2012, when they had expired for a year. That means anyone who did a conservation easement last year should be in touch with their tax lawyers, says Russ Shay, director of public policy at the Washington, D.C.-based Land Trust Alliance, a coalition of hundreds of land trusts across the country.
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To set up a conservation easement, contact a land trust near your property. (The website of the Land Trust Alliance, www.landtrustalliance.org, lists local land trusts.)
The land has to be appraised and may need to be surveyed, which together can cost a few thousand dollars. There are also legal fees to draw up the easement. Landowners often make cash donations—which are also deductible—to the land trust to help fund the organization's monitoring of the easement over time, Mr. Shay says.
The biggest hurdle, though, may be emotional. Before committing to an easement in perpetuity, a family has to be sure it wants to permanently restrict development—and the riches that may come with selling development rights.
Property owners can sell their land, but buyers are obligated to honor the easement.
There are also tax breaks beyond federal deductions. At least 14 states and municipalities, including Virginia, Colorado and New Mexico, offer a range of income-tax or property-tax breaks for land under easement.
But beware that the Internal Revenue Service has been increasing the number of conservation-easement tax returns it audits, concerned with abuses in which donors have taken inflated deductions or have placed restrictions on land with little conservation value.
Ms. Silverman is a Wall Street Journal staff reporter in Austin, Texas. She can be reached at: email@example.com.


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The INDIANA OUTRAGE 14U will be hosting tryouts Friday Aug. 3rd from 6 to 8 pm and Sunday Aug. 5th from 3 to 5 pm at Blue River Park D#1 in Shelbyville. Our staff will focus on increasing the skill level of ALL players, and the TEAM concept of softball. We will also encourage your daughter to play other sports.
The INDIANA OUTRAGE will be playing USFA and NSA.
WE will play 2 or 3 fall tournaments, possibly 1 winter tourney in February, and 9 spring/summer tournaments including an out of state national.
WE will only carry 2 pitchers and 2 catchers, so if you want your daughter to get plenty of time at these spots come and check us out. If these dates do not work for you please schedule a private tryout.
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ACTIVE is the leader in online event registrations from 5k running races and marathons to softball leagues and local events. ACTIVE also makes it easy to learn and prepare for all the things you love to do with expert resources, training plans and fitness calculators.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- The 49ers' Tramaine Brock instantly extended Matt Schaub's historic streak to four consecutive games of having a pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown.
On Schaub's first pass attempt for the Texans, Brock broke off covering Keshawn Martin, picked off the pass intended for Andre Johnson and returned that theft 18 yards for a 7-0 lead only 1 ½ minutes into Sunday night's game.
It was the first interception this season by a 49ers cornerback. Brock was in the No. 3 role for a second straight game in place of Nnamdi Asomugha, who was sidelined again with a hyperextended knee.
That streak of four straight games with an interception-return for a touchdown is the longest in NFL history.
Last Sunday, Schaub had a pass intercepted and returned for a game-tying touchdown by Richard Sherman in the Seattle Seahawks' overtime win in Houston.
Schaub rebounded from Brock's pick-six by completing 5-of-6 pass on the Texans' next drive, which ended with a failed attempt at a 45-yard field-goal attempt.
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/CamInman.


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Seib & Wessel: What We're Reading Monday
By Gerald F. Seib and David Wessel
Why Does Economy Grow More Under Democratic Presidents?
The U.S. economy has performed better since World War II when the president is a Democrat rather than a Republican, two prominent Princeton University economists conclude. The reasons, they say, involve more luck than successful policies.
Over the past 64 years and 16 presidential terms, the U.S. grew at an average rate of 4.35% when a Democrat was in the White House and at a 2.54% when a Republican was, a gap the economists call "astoundingly large."
The research was done by Alan Blinder, a macroeconomist who served in the Clinton White House and has advised several Democratic candidates, and Mark Watson, an econometrician who hasn't dabbled in partisan policies.
"Democrats would no doubt like to attribute the large Democrat-Republican growth gap to better macroeconomic policies, but the data do not support such a claim," the professors conclude in a new 55-page working paper, "Presidents and the Economy: A Forensic Investigation."
"Democratic presidents have experienced, on average, better oil shocks than Republicans, a better legacy of productivity shocks and more optimistic consumer expectations," they conclude.
Professors Blinder and Watson identify three factors that stand out statistically in their attempt to explain why the economy does better with a Democratic presidents. Together they account for somewhere between one-half and two-thirds of the growth gap:
– Oil price shocks explain between one-eighth and one-fourth of the Democrat-Republican difference in growth rates, and tend to occur when Republicans are in the White House. They don't blame President Richard Nixon for the first OPEC oil shock or President Jimmy Carter for the second, but suggest that George H.W. Bush's Gulf War and George W. Bush's Iraq war were policy decisions that affected oil prices.
– Surges in productivity, or output per hour, account for about one-quarter of the gap. "As with oil shocks, we consider them as mainly reflecting luck," they say.
– Swings in consumer confidence explain about a quarter of the Democrat-Republican gap between 1962 (when the University of Michigan's survey data begins) and 2013. This, they say, "comes tantalizingly close to a self-fulfilling prophecy in which consumers correctly expect the economy to do better, and make that happen by purchasing more consumer durables. But direct measures showing increasing optimism after Democrats are elected are hard to find."
Professors Blinder and Watson consider and reject a long list of other explanations for the growth gap between Democratic and Republican presidents – including whether the president has previously been a member of Congress or a governor, is younger or is taller. ("Growth is higher under younger and taller presidents, but…the differences are not statistically significant," they say.) The difference between growth rates when Democrats control Congress and Republicans do is trivial, they find. It's the president's party that matters. They reject the assertion that Democrats inherit stronger economies from Republican predecessors than vice versa.
Nor does it matter much which party was in the White House when a new Federal Reserve chairman is chosen. They do see a slight tendency for Fed-influenced interest rates to rise during Democratic presidencies and fall during Republican presidencies. They doesn't suggest the Fed playing politics, they insist. Rather, it's what one would expect if the economy grows faster with rising inflation, which is what tends to happen when Democrats hold the White House.
A similar partisan growth gap is seen in Canada, but they found no statistically significant difference between economic growth records of left and right governments in the U.K., France or Germany.
–David Wessel
Recommended reading from around the Web:
E.J. Dionne (@EJDionne) writes that Pope Francis, with his critique of capitalism and "trickle-down economics," is making "liberals swoon" and creating discomfort among conservatives, while showing signs of changing the Catholic church with a speed few thought possible. [Washington Post]
Ramesh Ponnuru (@RameshPonnuru) argues that existing law provides the Supreme Court ample grounds for knocking down the Affordable Care Act's provision requiring employers to provide contraception coverage even if they have religious qualms–and that if the coverage requirement is as popular as liberals assert, Congress should be able to counter by passing a "law with an explicit override of protections for religious dissenters." [Bloomberg]
While the concept of private money not backed by a government is sound, bitcoin is likely to fail, says Reuters Breakingviews columnist Edward Hadas (@edwardhadas). "Its value is uncertain, its legal status is unclear, and it could easily become valueless if users lose faith. Besides, if bitcoin ever really started to take off, governments would either ban it or take over the system," he says. [Dealbook]
Unless the Doha round of world trade talks succeeds soon, the global trading system is at risk of degenerating into a series of regional agreements – and that would weaken the World Trade Organization and its rule-setting and dispute-resolution authority and generally would be bad for the world economy, says Columbia economist Jagdish Bhagwati. [IMF]
The co-founder of Udacity, Sebastian Thrun, says the company's massive open online courses are a "lousy product" for educating underprepared college students. [Fast Company] And critics say, "We told you so." [Chronicle of Higher Education]
Budget analyst and PR man Stan Collender (@TheBudgetGuy) gives 10 reasons Washington won't reach a grand budget bargain before 2019. [CapitalGains]
More than a dozen veterans have been recruited to run for Congress in 2014. Both parties hope the candidates will be seen as perfect antidotes for partisan gridlock in Washington. [Huffington Post]
Sign of the Times
Minor milestones we've spotted:
Some 13.8% drivers in the U.S. are uninsured, according to the industry-funded Insurance Research Council. That's down from above 16% at the end of the 1980s, but the percentage was below 13% in 2000. [WSJ]
Travelers left $531,395 in loose change at Transportation Security Administration check points in fiscal 2013; the money goes to airport security projects, such as translating signs into foreign languages. [Bloomberg Businessweek]
On Thanksgiving Day, 45 million people went shopping, up 27% from last year. [WSJ]
Because the unemployed are more likely to start or resume smoking, the Great Recession has increased the number smokers in the U.S. by about 600,000 since 2008, researchers at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis estimate. [IIASA]
About 6,000 Western tourists visited North Korea this year, around 20% of whom are Americans. In 2004, the country had fewer than 700 foreign tourists. [WSJ]
Only one in five British people born since 1975 believes in God, some with doubts. That's roughly half the level among people born before the end of World War II. [Real Clear Politics]
In the booming Washington, D.C., metro area, crowded public schools have installed more than 2,000 temporary classrooms. [Washington Post]
Almost 60% of U.S. minimum-wage workers are in either food service or sales. [New York Times]
For critical perspectives on politics and the economy from Jerry Seib & David Wessel, visit Seib & Wessel and follow them on Twitter @GeraldFSeib and @davidmwessel.


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DOE Finalizes $102 Million Loan Guarantee to Maine Wind Project
August 17, 2011
DOE announced on August 16 that it has finalized a $102 million loan guarantee to Record Hill Wind, LLC for a wind farm in Maine. The loan guarantee, in conjunction with an investment by Yale University's endowment, will support the Record Hill Wind project, which consists of a 50.6-megawatt wind power plant, an eight-mile transmission line, and associated interconnection equipment near the town of Roxbury, Maine. Developed and managed by Wagner Wind Energy I, LLC of New Hampshire and Independence Wind, LLC of Maine, the project will provide will create 200 construction jobs.
The Record Hill Wind project will consist of 22 turbines and new transmission lines to interconnect with Central Maine Power, the local utility. The turbines will be installed with innovative turbine load-control technology, a system of sensors and processing software that allows the turbines to continue to generate electricity under turbulent conditions, rather than be shut down completely. The system is also expected to reduce wear-and-tear on the turbines, reduce operation and management costs, and preserve the lifetime of the turbine components. DOE's Loan Programs Office has issued loans or loan guarantees, or has offered conditional commitments for loan guarantees totaling more than $40 billion to support 42 clean energy projects across the United States. See the DOE press release and the Loans Program Office website.


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The green room!
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The room is beautiful, very clean, quiet and comfortable, with a shared bathroom and a queen size bed. There is also a fully equipped Kitchen, with all the appliances for cooking your favorite dishes. The shared Bathroom has also all the needed for your daily needs.
The location it is in a very nice, clean and quiet neighborhood.
Just steps to public transportation. At 5 minutes bus ride to Orient Hight Train Station (blue line), a 5 minutes ride to the airport and 10 minutes ride to downtown Boston.
Boston shares many cultural roots with greater New England, including a dialect of the non-rho tic Eastern New England accent known as Boston English, and a regional cuisine with a large emphasis on seafood, salt, and dairy products.
Several theaters are located in or near the Theater District south of Boston Common, including the Cutler Majestic Theater, City Performing Arts Center, the Colonial Theater, and the Orpheus Theater.
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It was a perfect location near Boston. The house was not really easy to find and there was only another guest for to open the door. Bathroom was most time busy with other guests. But in summery it was all ok, Gerta is a friendly person and shure I would book it again.
For me as a girl who likes to go running, it was perfect just a few streets away to run on the beach. Thanx Gerta
Everything was quite nice. Gerta was helpful, and all was clean and comfortable.
One minor suggestion -- would recommend having a chair in the room.
And another suggestion -- would recommend stocking the kitchen with a few basics --- there was no oil or salt, or coffee maker.
Overall our stay in Winthrop was a pleasant experience. Gerta's home is 3min from The next bus stop where buses leave regularly for orient heights Station (10 min ride). From the station you can take the blue line to downtown Boston or wherever you want to go! (5 min downtown) There's also a Dunkin Donuts nearby for breakfast and Gerta was friendly and helpful. It was hard to get in touch with her online, though.
It was my second time staying with Gerta and it was awesome. Anytime I'm in Boston I will staying at her place.
Location: Good location, bus and subway access. You get off at Orient Heights subway station and take the 712 bus to arrive at her place. Taking public transit would take about 30 mins to get into Boston downtown core.
Cleanliness: When I entered the home it was very clean. The room and washroom were spotless. I had no concerns in this category.
Host: Gerta is a very polite and well-mannered host. When I entered her home she gave me a tour and explained her house rules. I contacted her a week before my stay and she answered all my questions in a timely matter.
Price: I was a solo traveller on a budget and staying here saved me so much money. Good service for your hard earned dollars. The next time I go to Boston I will coming back here.
Gerta is really a friendly and helpfull person, we stayed only 1 night. The room was clean and nice.
We really enjoyed our stay in Winthrop! Everyone we met in Winthrop was welcoming! Gerta was a really good host and suggested a couple of things to do and good places to eat (Café Rosetti is a must!). Her house and rooms are beautiful, within walking distance of the beach, liquor and convenience stores. Thank you!
Nice accommodation near the city. You can come and go as you need.
We were there for two nights, had our own room, slept really well!
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Pet Friendly Cottages Shropshire
Just Show Me Pet Friendly Cottages In Shropshire
Take a walk around Shropshire with your four-legged pal and book one of our pet friendly cottages in Shropshire. It's a county full of scenic delights boasting over 3,500 miles of rights of way - and ideal at any time of year.
The Shropshire Hills cover a quarter of the county, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty featuring rolling hills, rich farmland, wooded glens and deep, velvet valleys. Discover them on foot along the Shropshire Way with 'Scamp' at your heel, checking out local flora and fauna along the way. And the good news is that there's a fantastic choice of day walks to choose from - another bonus for booking that pet friendly pad in Shropshire. Or opt for the Offa's Dyke National Trail, which has two sections running through the county.
Other reasons to pick a dog friendly cottage in Shropshire
Enjoy a romp with 'Scamp' across the meadows of the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, where the café will provide welcome water bowls afterwards. Explore Ironbridge Gorge and step back to a bygone era amid the streets of Blists Hill Victorian Town, with its replica shops, cottages and workplaces. Or check out some of Shropshire's dog friendly parks and gardens - choose from Dorothy Clive Garden, Hawkstone Historic Park & Follies, walks in the deer park of Attingham Park and estate walks at Dudmaston.
Sykes Cottages has a range of pet friendly holiday cottages in many areas of UK and Ireland. You can browse our pet friendly holiday cottages page to see all our cottages which allow pets.
Please find below all our self-catering holiday cottages in Shropshire that allow dogs and small pets.


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- Speed, Agility and Quickness
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with Tim McClellan
This DVD has over 130 innovative drills/variations! The most comprehensive/useful instructional training video ever created for speed, agility, and quickness!
Part 1: Warm-up Drills. 30 different exercises utilizing: speed ladder, rope, dot drill pad, side strike box, line hops, and mini hurdles. Part
Part 2: Mobilities. 13 drills.
Part 3: Speed Development. 69 exercises/drills: Sprint Mechanic Drills, Non-Resistive Force Production Drills, Resisted Force Production Drills,`' Getting the Feet Down'' Drills, Complex Drills, & `Pure' Speed Drills.
Part 4: Athletic Quickness. 11 drills that can be adapted to sport-specific training.
Part 5: Ball Reaction Drills. 10 drills designed to tune the nervous system and improve "sport vision."
Part 6: Agility Drills. 14 different drills - both singular and multi-directional.
Part 7: Program Construction. Valuable information for the development of SAQ exercise prescription.
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This is the lightest week of the year when it comes to new DVD releases.
"Looper": Time travel is like meth to many writers. The plot gimmick has a powerful, addictive draw despite, more often than not, it resulting in a slow, painful death.
Rian Johnson gave into the attraction and uses time travel in "Looper." The story is about a future where murders are so hard to commit that victims are sent 30 years into the past where hit men kill them and dispose of the bodies. It's a profitable life for Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), until he has to kill his future self.
Johnson's script doesn't dwell on the time travel elements. Instead, it focuses on the relationships that emerge between these close encounters of the clock kind. The most interesting is Joe's connection to Sara (Emily Blunt), a single mother living on a remote farm with her special son. Joe's presence in their lives shifts both her timeline and his own.
The only problem with the film is the side effects of a time travel story -- even when handled with such thought and sincerity. If you allow yourself to ponder certain elements -- like why Johnson creates parallel time lines with no explanation -- then the film collapses on itself.
It's best to step back and look at the story's central questions: What are the elements that shape our lives and what influence do others have on us? That's where the film is its strongest and why you should make time to see it.
Also new this week:
"Doctor Zhivago": Keira Knightley stars in this adaptation of the Boris Pasternak's novel that aired on "Masterpiece Theatre" in 2003.
"Cosmopolis": Robert Pattinson stars in the David Cronenberg film based on the Don Delillo novel.
"War of the Dead": Americans on a World War II mission must face the same soldiers they killed before.
"The Thompsons": Cursed vampires are looking for another clan who can help them survive.
"Little Birds": The friendship of two young women is tested when they leave home. Juno Temple and Kay Panabaker star.
"Lillie": The 13-part drama looks at the life of Lillie Langtry.
"Justified: The Complete Third Season": Timothy Olyphant stars as the U.S. marshal who has a very old school way of dealing with bad guys.
"Trial & Retribution: Set 6": David Hayman and Victoria Smurfit play investigators on the London police force.


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Judy "Newsome" SPEARS of Winnsboro left an information request regarding the WEEMS surname in Wood County.
Acia WEEMS of Georgia. She would like his dates. His son is Andrew J. WEEMS, b. 12/27/1849, d. 5/23/1930. He married Alice THOMAS b. 1854 or 1855, d. 1887. Laura Pearl WEEMS m. Hiram Scaraborough NEWSOME, Judy's grandfather. Andrew is Laura's dad. Her great grandfather Acia is Andrew's dad and Laura's grandfather Judy's great grandfather. Judy "would appreciate any help you could give and find." Her mailing address is 1618 SE CR 4340, Winnsboro, TX 75494 and telephone 903-860-3095.
An online family tree at http://beejay1.tripod.com/ has this information:
Asa WEEMS was born in Nov 1813 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died in Wood County, Texas. He married Elizabeth SMITH on 21 Feb 1849 in Franklin County, Georgia.
Elizabeth SMITH was born in 1828 in Georgia. She died before 1860. She married Asa Weems on 21 Feb 1849 in Franklin County, Georgia.
They had the following children:
F i Julia E. WEEMS was born in 1846 in Franklin County, Georgia. She died in 1902.
M ii George W. WEEMS
M iii John Q. WEEMS was born about 1849 in Georgia.
M iv Andrew J. WEEMS
M v S. F. WEEMS was born about 1853 in Franklin County, Georgia.
F vi Martha E. WEEMS was born about 1855 in Franklin County, Georgia.
M vii A. R. WEEMS was born about 1857 in Franklin County, Georgia.
There is a link there for more information on Andrew WEEMS. If you have additional information, we would also appreciate you both contacting Judy and posting here as a comment to this query.
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By Dr. Ellamarie Russo-DeMara, Gynecologist
Angelina Jolie's courageous decision to undergo a double mastectomy to reduce her risk of developing hereditary breast cancer has brought to light an important test done regularly, and promoted, at Gifford.
The reason behind Jolie's decision was a positive BRCA test. BRCA is a test for hereditary breast and ovarian cancers. It is as pain-free as a test gets; all you have to do is spit in a test tube.
In more scientific terms, the test is of your saliva or, buccal DNA, and is done right in the doctor's office to check for an inherited mutation or alteration in the BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 gene.
While hereditary breast and ovarian cancer account for only 5 percent of these cancers, knowing your BRCA status can help you and your family make informed decisions and choices.
A woman with BRCA 1 or 2 mutations has a markedly elevated risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer, including:
- Up to a 50 percent risk of developing breast cancer by age 50 (compared to 2 percent in the general population)
- Up to an 87 percent risk of developing breast cancer by age 70 (compared to 8 percent in the general population)
- Up to a 64 percent risk of developing a second breast cancer
- Up to a 44 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer by age 70 (compared to less than 1 percent in the general population)
Knowing whether you have this mutation will enable you to have increased surveillance and/or treatment, which can potentially save your life and help your family members make informed decisions. Management strategies may include earlier breast cancer screening with mammography or MRI, risk reducing surgery such as ovary removal after childbearing is completed, and chemoprevention, such as tamoxifen or birth control pills.
Red flags for hereditary breast and ovarian cancers, include:
- Breast cancer before age 50
- Ovarian cancer at any age
- Male breast cancer at any age
- Ashkenazi Jewish heritage
- Relatives of a BRCA carrier
If you or a loved one falls into one of these categories, contact your primary care or gynecologist's office to inquire about testing.
Dr. Ellamarie Russo-DeMara is a gynecologist at Gifford's Bethel Health Center and Twin River Health Center in White River Junction. She provides BRCA advice and testing. She is also a breast cancer survivor.


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Jordan Shootaround Men's Jacket
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The Jordan Shootaround Jacket has the throwback feel of Jordan. This style jacket is a staple in the Jordan look and can be rocked on or off the court. Don't ever let your game stop, this jacket will keep you at your best no matter the situation. If you know style, you buy Jordan.


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Memtest OS X
Memtest is simply the best ram-testing utility for the Macintosh platform with the ability to find intermittent memory problems that are the frequent cause of unexplained crashes or freezes in Macs running MacOSX. Memtest can identify random memory problems that commercially available utilities miss completely.
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Give http://www.memtest.org/ a try, the downloadable iso works on intel macs. The only snag is that after the test is done you have to do a hardreboot since the keyboard doesnt work. But that doesnt stop it from testing the memory.
The GPL allows you to charge for distribution. You just have to include the source code though. This is how RedHat sells its enterprise products and why CentOS can continue to exist.
How can they require you to pay $1.39 when it is based on GPL code?
As per celsmore69, I find Memtest OS X invaluable. Worth far more than $1.39.
This is no longer freeware, it is $0.99 to get a link to the download and a password to unlock it.
Download Rember, the memtest front end, which comes bundled with an old version of memtest.
As an Apple technician, this is one tool I simply cannot live without. If this finds an error in the RAM, replace it. RAM should always function at 100%, and a healthy machine can loop memtest overnight without issue. If you are noticing apps crashing, kernel panics, or just general instability give memtest a run through. It works best when run from single user mode.
How do you define a non-serious error in your physical RAM module?
In my opinion memtest finds errors where there are none or no serious ones.


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No volleyball at HHS tonight
Published: Monday, August 26, 2013 at 10:47 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 26, 2013 at 10:47 a.m.
It was reported earlier in the Times-News that Hendersonville was hosting North Henderson at 6 p.m. tonight. Hendersonville does not play North tonight. Hendersonville does host Brevard at 6 p.m. Tuesday night.
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