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February 28, 2008, 05:27 PM
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February 28, 2008, 05:44 PM
I have a regular 24/7 Pro 9mm and like it. Very comfortable and 17-rd mags are fun.
February 28, 2008, 05:44 PM
i have the 24/7 pro 9mm 4". it is a pretty decent gun. i actually like the "ribber" grips. feeds and shoots well. again, i actually like the hienne straight 8 sights. when im away this is my wifes bedside gun...not really sure i can give it a better endorsement then that.
the trigger has a rather long takeup, however. the mag lips are super sharp and a great way to gash open a thumb. the crazy security system kind of puts me off (tho in its defense it has never turned itself on). pretty sure the owners manual specifically states that u should stay away from +p and +p+ ammo, if this is important to u.
if the oss version would have been out i think we would have got that instead of the pro...but all in all its been a pretty good gun. not my favorite by any means, but a good shooter none the less.
February 28, 2008, 09:16 PM
I had a 24/7 Pro long slide 9mm. It was a decent gun, especially for the $380 price tag. However, I never liked the Henie sights. Also, one time I was disassembling it and the flare at the end of the barrel got stuck in the slide. I finally got it out but there was significant galling of the inside of the slide when i was done. I ultimately sold it to help finance a 70 series.
December 14, 2009, 04:42 PM
I had a feed problem, sent it off to the factory, and about 1 year later, I got it back....No issues...
December 14, 2009, 05:13 PM
However, I never liked the Henie sights
Ditto, but a little black paint on the rear dot and I have what I like plain black rear square notch, high visibility front. To me, anything on the rear is bad as you should be focusing your eyes on the front while looking through the rear.
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Here are the top stories from Monday, Nov. 11:
Police dash-cam video shows Michigan State Police trooper, suspect falling from highway overpass after chase in Saginaw County
A Saginaw Township police cruiser's dash camera captured the moment when a Michigan State Police trooper and a suspect who had bolted from a vehicle after a police chase fell from a highway overpass in Saginaw County.
The trooper tried to pull over a vehicle for defective equipment on Interstate 675 when the suspect vehicle refused to pull over, sparking a chase, according to Michigan State Police.
Update: Head-on rollover crash injures both drivers in Kochville Township
Two drivers were taken to a Saginaw hospital after a head-on crash on Mackinaw north of Kochville Road.
The crash happened at 7:22 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, in front of a house at 6425 Mackinaw. The Impala came to rest in the front yard of the house, and the Blazer was resting on its roof in the southbound lane of Mackinaw.
Saginaw Township police who delivered car-hit dog to vet 'saved his life'
The Saginaw Township Police Department went above the call of duty when officers found an injured dog and transported it to a veterinarian office for care, according to the dog's owner and a vet involved in the incident.
The dog, 3-year-old a German shepherd/malamute mix named Sam, was injured, wet and lying in the grass near Shattuck west of Lawndale when Saginaw Township police officers found him, Lt. Gary Grauf said.
Saginaw man who rejected plea offer convicted of 9 felonies in shooting case
A Saginaw man who let a jury decide his fate instead of accepting a plea offer was convicted Friday, Nov. 8, on nine felony charges related to him shooting at another man in July.tt
After deliberating for parts of two days, the jury of six men and six women convicted Stephen D. White of assault with intent to murder and eight firearm offenses.

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Due to a variety of circumstances many of the former office and residential spaces on the second floors of buildings in the Grand Avenue Historic Commercial District are vacant. Many are time capsules which have not been disturbed since last occupied 20 to 40 years ago. Judy captured overall views of hallways, kitchens, other living areas, offices, a dance studio, and an assembly hall. Also pictured are vintage wallpapers, light fixtures, and views from some of the windows overlooking Grand Avenue.
During the "Second Stories" open house, images of most of the Historic Commercial District exteriors and seven of the District interior spaces will be shared in an ongoing slide show. At 6:00 photographs of the seven interiors will be featured with comments. "Second Stories" property interiors included are the Medlar, Moore, McAllister Block, Floete-Cornwall (Glass Block), Union Block, Citizens National Bank, and I.O.O.F. Buildings.
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Finally, a little nail art! It's been awhile :( Today, I have a simple leopard print design in classic colors to share with you:
Try to ignore the paint stains on my pinky, I worked on painting the 2nd bedroom in our house the day I wore these nails!
The nubby right hand :)
I used China Glaze-Fast Track as the base, a gorgeous shimmery gold-beige from the new Hunger Games collection (Who else is psyched for the premiere?!). I did the spots with a dotting tool and OPI-Over the Taupe, and the outlines with a nail art brush and CND-Blackjack. I finished the look with one coat of SV.
I loved this mani and wore it for almost a week, which is uncommon for me.
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Joe Zias' Open Letter to Academics
Dear friends, colleagues
While some of you have known me for years, in many guises, curator, guide, films, colleague and as well as a friend , one thing which those whom have known me both professionally and personally will agree on is, like most academics, I have zero tolerance for academic misconduct. Religious fraud is bad enough but scientific/academic misconduct is like a virus in that irrespective of one's religious view, ranging from atheistic to believer, it can affect us all. In the world of anthropology which is where I began my career there is little deliberate fraud, however in biblical archaeology where I have spent the last four decades it is replete with deception, manipulation, dishonesty for various reasons, some political, some religious and some financial. Being non-discriminatory I have taken a vocal stand against all three over the years, at times at the expense of my career which now is at stake here.
Israel is a small country and one's reputation and name is continually under public scrutiny and in the end, the ultimate question is, have we contributed in some way to advancing science and archaeology? Alternatively, in the search for fame and fortune, which is the issue being discussed here, powerful media and personal interests from abroad have encroached upon what once was a honest profession. Science, religion and archaeology are at risk and in an attempt to silence academic critics a small but financially powerful group within the media has chosen to react via libel ligation (silencing lawsuits). Their primary effect is not legal action, but an attempt to silence public criticism and freedom of expression in order to advance their own parochial interests. The ideology of 'silencing lawsuits' is perhaps best illustrated by Scientology's L Ron Hubbard who wrote "The purpose of the suit is to harass and discourage rather than to win. The law can be used very easily to harass, and enough harassment …If possible, (can) ruin one utterly."
As you are well aware, 'where threats of libel begin, freedom of expression ends' thus I'm in dire need of contributions to establish a defense fund to cover legal costs. If this cannot be met, then they win by default and science, archaeology and freedom of expression will suffer the consequences. Sorry to be so blunt but this is where it now stands, I have near total academic support from colleagues, but for what we have in integrity, they have in financial resources.
Have a look at the website I just put up www.joezias.org and for further information see the Time Magazine article by Nina Burleigh whom many of you may well know (unfort. Time says he is an archaeologist, he is not) and then the acerbic blogs which follow in order to have an idea where those suing me stand in the public eye.
The 2,000 year old tomb shown here in the Jerusalem snow has the world's earliest NT inscriptions written in stone, accidentally discovered by myself and interpreted by colleagues in 2000.
Shalom and thank you for listening and your support.
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- Eric Meyers on Scholars and the Media (zwingliusredivivus.wordpress.com)
Pray Those Imprecatory Psalms!
If someone sues you for it, if the judge is smart he'll toss it out–
A Dallas judge dismissed a lawsuit last week against a former Navy chaplain praying for another person's harm, citing that such prayers, referred to as imprecatory, are not illegal, as long as they do not directly cause damage to someone. The case concerns Gordon Klingenschmitt, a former Navy chaplain who used Psalm 109 to pray against Mikey Weinstein, described as a Jewish agnostic and the founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF), an organization that seeks to distance religion from the military, Dallas Morning News reported.
If I were sued every time I prayed an imprecation the courts would be clogged so that no other case could be heard for a generation. A favorite is Psalm 137. Ps 55:15 is useful too. 69:28 is a fine standard fallback. And nothing is quite as frequently utilized as Ps 58:6, especially when I'm watching the Penguins of Pittsburgh.
[The absurdity here is that he was sued in the first place. What insanity inhabits the minds of so many litigious Americans. They sue for anything. They sue for everything. Get over yourselves!]
The Petition Continues- Add Your Support…
Even if you agree with the notion that lawsuits are a legitimate means to settle disputes, I hope you'll consider the effects on scholarship if film-makers like Mr Jacobovici sue persons who disagree with their conclusions. First they came for Joe Zias because he criticized Simcha's work and next they'll come for you when you write a review of a book that doesn't please its author or its publisher.
You can sign the petition urging Simcha to drop his suit here (where you can also see the list of signatories).
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- Robert Cargill on Simcha's Suit (zwingliusredivivus.wordpress.com)
A Petition Calling on Simcha Jacobovici to Drop His Suit Against Joe Zias
Please, if you're so inclined, add your voice to those asking Mr Jacobovici to drop his suit against Joe Zias. Here's why Simcha's being asked to do so:
1- Because suing persons with whom one disagrees over ideological matters and scholarly issues is inappropriate.
2- Because Joe Zias certainly isn't the only person to object to Mr Jacobovici's various 'findings' and thus shouldn't be singled out in what for all appearances looks to be a simple vendetta.
3- And though we certainly understand that every person is free to travel legal avenues to redress wrongs, we feel that this suit simply harms the field of academic research and may stifle dissident voices to variant theories.
4- If successful, Mr. Jacobovici's (who according to all accounts is a humorous and engaging person) action may inadvertently choke out dissident voices by means of monetary threatenings and academics simply cannot sit by and allow that chilling effect on scholarship to take place.
Signatories as of 12:16 p.m., Feb. 10th, 2012:
Jim West Petros TN 37845 United States
Oded Lipschits Tel Aviv 69978 Israel
Yuval Goren Tel Aviv 69978 Israel
Antonio Lombatti parma 43125 Italy
Emanuel Pfoh La Plata 1900 Argentina
Thomas L. Thompson Copenhagen Denmark
Travis Kolber Hod Hasharon 45201 Israel
David Willner Efrat 90435 Israel
Loren Crow Eugene OR 97401 United States
james m nordlund Fargo ND 58102 United States
Rochelle Altman Arad 89000 Israel
Carol Ann Bernheim Jerusalem 91080 Israel
Hani Davis Jerusalem 92302 Israel
Thomas Verenna Easton PA 18042 United States
Mark Goodacre Durham NC 27708-0964 United States
Niels Peter Lemche Copenhagen 1150 København Denmark
Shaul Porrat Jerusalem 9672 Israel
Oded Borowski Decatur GA 30033 United States
Robert Dietel Everett WA 98201 United States
Matthew Collins Lilburn GA 30047 United States
Nancy Ainsworth Shelburne VT 5482 United States
Claude Vigneau, Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada
Peter Wong Fanling Hong Kong
Zachary Wong Hong Kong L4c 8t1 Hong Kong
Yvonne Ip Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Kong
Ho Chit Lun / Hong Kong Hong Kong
Alan Chan Hong Kong Hong Kong
Zev Radovan Jerusalem 93108 Israel
Piers Mitchell Cambridge CB2 1QH United Kingdom
sam tsang NT Hong Kong
Murphy Yeung HONG KONG Hong Kong
Anderson Chan Kowloon Hong Kong
Victoria Wong hong kong Hong Kong
Ada Lui NT 852 Hong Kong
Kennie Kam Yen Yin Mansion Jordan Hk Hong Kong
Jack Kilmon Houston TX 77090 United States
Frances Oppenheimer Jerusalem 97277 Israel
Addi Baker Melle 49326 Germany
Carmen Yau Hong Kong 852 Hong Kong
Prof. Donald Ortner Washington DC 20013-7012 United States
Phillip Davies Sheffield S7 1HL United Kingdom
Koon Pong Lau HKSAR 852 China
Steven Cox Salt Lake City UT 84119 United States
Robert Brenchley Birmingham B16 8JQ
Ed Wright Tucson Arizona 85721
Frank Strazzulla Rockwell North Carolina 28138 United States
John Granger Cook LaGrange Georgia 30240 United States
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Litigious Americans and their Refusal to Accept Responsibility
A South Carolina woman is suing the bar that served her alcohol as a minor the night she had a car accident that left her paralyzed.
Chelsea Hess, 22, is also suing the South Carolina Department of Transportation, the town of Bluffton and Beaufort County for negligence for allegedly not maintaining the road shoulder she drove her car over in her accident.
Hess was 20 years old on Aug. 8, 2009 when she went to Jock's Sports Grill in Beaumont, S.C. for a game of billiards, according to her lawsuit.
She alleged that she ordered an alcoholic drink at the bar and was served without being asked for her identification. The legal drinking age in South Carolina is 21.
It's sad that she's paralyzed but she chose to order booze and she chose to drink it and she chose to drive and her condition is completely her responsibility. But she's chosen the 'point the finger at the other guy and tell him it's his fault' avenue so beloved these days. It's not my fault, it's yours…. Total depravity's signature move.
I'm sorry she's paralyzed. But she has no one to curse but herself for it. Thankfully, her self indulgent ignorance didn't injure anyone else. If she had, though, I'm sure she would be blaming them too.
Lady Gag(alot) Can't Manage to Grab her Own Towel
Poor thing. She's so crippled by fame that she can't manage to drag a towel off of a rack.
One of Gag(alot's) former personal assistants
… claims, among other things, that she ensured "the promptness of a towel following a shower and (served) as a personal alarm clock to keep [Gaga] on schedule," according to court papers. O'Neill says her services were required at her "earliest waking hour" or for "spontaneous, random matters in the middle of the night." Another former PA claims she was required to sleep with Gaga most nights, because the singer didn't want to be alone, and that the two shared showers and makeup time. A Gaga rep dismissed the lawsuit as "completely without merit."
Ick. How deranged does an adult person have to be to suffer such self absorption? I suppose she thinks she was born that way. And she's right. She was born completely curved in on herself and that apparently hasn't changed one iota.
I hope her assistants win a boatload of money and Gag has to buy off the rack from hence.
Robert Cargill on Simcha's Suit
Bob left the following in comments to the earlier post but I'm elevating it to a posting of its own since it is vintage Cargill: intelligent, sage, and precise.
Simcha Jacobovici is suing Joe Zias. *Suing* him…in court…for money.
I guess arguing a case on the merits of the argument is just not Simcha's strong suit. Apparently Simcha prefers *lawsuit.* (It's simpler, there's more money in it, and you don't have to mess with all those pesky archaeological *facts*.)
There *really* must be a *lot* of money at stake if Simcha is claiming $1 million dollars in damages. I don't know of any legitimate archaeologist in the sciences and/or humanities who makes that amount of money per project. Oh wait…
It just goes to show why Simcha does what he does. When scholars ask, "Why does Simcha continue to make unsubstantiated claims about religiously-based archaeology to the public when scholars have vociferously opposed every claim he's made for a decade?" we now know the answer: money. BIG MONEY. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS money. And Simcha will resort to suing his critics to protect his money.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. For Simcha, it is, and always has been, about the money. Not scholarship. Not facts. Remember, this is an entertainer who fully admits: "For the record, I am not an archaeologist, nor am I an academic." (- Simcha Jacobovici, "The Nails of the Cross: A Response to the Criticisms of the Film," p. 45.) It has nothing to do with religion whatsoever. Nothing to do with faith. Nothing to do with the advancement of the study of archaeology, Judaism, Christianity, or for that matter, sound reason, rationality, or logic. It is, and always has been, about the money. It is about profits for his business, Associated Producers, Ltd., as evidenced by this lawsuit. As we now see, when Simcha's profits are lost in a down economy with a TV market that is becoming saturated with fake documentary shows making sensational archaeological claims about aliens and conspiracies, in Simcha's mind, it simply *can't* be the market saying, "No more. We've had enough. The demographic is saturated with Indiana Jones wannabes," or a network saying, "Thanks, but no thanks." It *has* to be someone's fault. Someone has to be blamed, and the money must be recouped. So, Simcha sues a vocal critic. It is, and always has been, about the money.
How much do you want to bet that this law suit was filed a couple of months before the release of Simcha's 'next big thing'? Wouldn't it be something if this lawsuit was simply part of a media strategy to intimidate critical scholars by suing someone just prior to the release of some crazy new claim. The cherry on top would be another ossuary claim, because the world doesn't have enough sensational ossuary controversies. Just watch. Let's see if this is what happens. If so, Simcha will have proved me correct, and the world will know precisely what this is all about.
Exploiting the masses using rampant speculation to make a profit for a corporation – now *there's* an Occupy movement I can get behind. "Occupy Simcha". I am part of the 99% of scholars who are tired of the unsubstantiated speculation, circular arguments, and damage to the discipline of archaeology.
Robert Cargill, PhD
Truly well said Robert. I hope the judge in the case is as wise.
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TRENTON — The state Assembly will hold a hearing this month on how to eliminate questionable spending of taxpayer money at New Jersey's private schools for students with disabilities.
Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan (D-Middlesex), chairman of the lower house's Education Committee, said today he will hear from the state Department of Education and others at the panel's Dec. 16 meeting to seek ways to improve transparency and accountability at the schools.
The hearing comes as a response to a Star-Ledger investigation last month that found the schools, which number about 180, were able to spend taxpayer money in ways public schools cannot, fueling nepotism, high salaries, generous pensions, fancy cars and questionable business deals.
Although the schools are privately owned and operated, the investigation found, they are almost entirely paid for by the public.
"These schools do great things but obviously we want to be certain there is appropriate regulations and transparency put in place," Diegnan said. "No one wants to be part of a process that has any ethical questions about it."
He added, "I haven't gotten a big push back from anybody about putting in place reasonable regulation."
In response to the newspaper's review, the state's leading Democrats — Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) and Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver (D-Essex) — have pledged to support changes to eliminate wasteful spending.
And Gov. Chris Christie has ordered Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf to review spending at the schools to determine if changes to the system are needed.


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Penn State York's Powerlifting Club won the 2009 World Powerlifting Competition, sponsored by the World National Powerlifting Federation, Oct. 17 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This was the team's first time at the world competition and they won.
"It was exciting and there were a lot of people from around the world," said Matt Haldeman, a member of the world champion team. Powerlifting is a great sport because you can see the improvement each year."
Dean Femera, another member of the team agreed.
"You're always in competition with yourself to do better."
Haldeman and Femera both became interested in powerlifting because of a strength training class they took at the campus with Peter Catina, Ph.D., assistant professor of kinesiology at Penn tate York and powerlifter himself. Catina is the coach for the club.
The following students participated and won at worlds: Matt Haldeman, second place junior raw division, York; Tommy Leana, first place junior raw division, Glen Rock; Sai Parra, first place teen raw division; Lancaster; Dean Femera, first place teen raw division, Clifton, New Jersey; Erik Juergensen, second place teen raw division, Bel Air, Maryland; Brandon Yeager, first place teen raw division, Holtwood; and Chris Zerphey, first place teen raw division, Marietta.
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Fear, fear and more fear. Then a loud parroting of the government's line. That's all you need. Only rookies need evidence.
That's the impression one gets from today's Straits Times editorial on the death penalty for drugs, anyway. (If you have an online subscription to the pa (Read more...)
Some thoughts from an activist the government doesn't listen toTuesday, November 6th, 2012
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In an interview with Yahoo!SG, Law Minister K Shanmugam said that the upcoming changes to the mandatory death penalty were part of the government's original plan to review the legislation, and nothing to do with the campaigning of anti-death penalty activists in Singapore.
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On 28 March 2012 I found myself standing in the zócalo in Cuernavaca, Mexico. I was surrounded by people I had never met speaking a language I did not understand, but I knew exactly what I was doing there, and why. Together with my friends and colleagues from the School of Authentic Journalism, I wa (Read more...)
Singapore's Drug Policy: I don't think it does what you think it does.Friday, March 16th, 2012
A skinny boy is sitting in the dock, head bowed towards the court translator through the glass. His English is not good enough for him to follow proceedings without help.
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A few days ago I did an interview with Channel NewsAsia for a documentary. Despite my obvious ineptitude when it comes to being in front of the camera (I'd much rather be running errands on the other side of the lens), everyone was really nice to me, although parts of the interview got a littl (Read more...)
Escape from Drugs LandTuesday, January 31st, 2012
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Last night, I met the people at Popcap at a function. I blurted out, "Bookworm!" That was my favourite game by Popcap. The gentleman and lady were pleasantly pleased to know I fall into the intellectual category of target consumers. Another popular game Popcap, a game developer is famous (Read more...)
My Responses to the Same Ol' ArgumentsMonday, October 24th, 2011
This post is a reprint of a post by kirsten that originally appeared at funny little world.
As an anti-death penalty activist who does most of her campaign work online I find that I, along with my fellow activists, spend a lot of time engaging people on Facebook threads and in blog comments, etc. And when we engage with people who appear to be pro-death penalty, or anti-anti-death penalt (Read more...)
Roslan bin Bakar – Are we sure he's guilty?Friday, July 22nd, 2011
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When I first heard about Roslan bin Bakar's case, I couldn't believe my ears. How can a guy be convicted based on testimony alone, seemingly without any concrete evidence? How is it possible that those who were at the scene have escaped the death penalty, while the guy who was arrested one month lat (Read more...)


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It's late, I need to sleep and I already counted all the sheep in my head
In order to fall asleep somehow, I showered again
I keep drawing your face out on the ceiling and when I close my eyes,
A book with the story of our ended love opens
Even after you left, you torture me like this
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Any cheap solvent will work.
Just wrap a sleeve of "Oh Cedar" brand or "Chore Boy" brand copper scubber around a 22 cal. brass brush, lube it with any solvent and insert into the bore and scrub a few times. Some people don't think this works too well but I think it is the best and it works for my 357's.
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The best "solvent" for leading in revolvers is a Lewis Lead Removal Kit from Brownell's.
There is no solvent that can dissolve lead that won't dissolve YOU.
Instead of fooling around waiting for some cleaner to loosen the lead, the Lewis pulls it out immediately.
The kit also has a special head that cleans the leading and carbon off the forcing cone.
The Lewis tool has been used by revolver shooters for just about forever.
For the chambers, use a Brownell's bronze chamber brush.
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Visualization of a drifting buoy deployment on Lake St. Clair within the Great Lakes Waterway from August 12-15, 2002
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AbstractLake St. Clair is a 430 square mile lake between the state of Michigan and the province of Ontario, which forms part of the international boundary between the United States and Canada in the Great Lakes Basin. Lake St. Clair receives most of its inflow from Lake Huron through St. Clair River, which has an average flow of 182,000 cubic feet per second. The lake discharges to Detroit River, where it flows 32 miles to Lake Erie. Twelve drifting buoys were deployed on Lake St. Clair for 74 hours between August 12-15, 2002 to help investigate flow circulation patterns as part of a source water assessment study of the susceptibility of public water intakes. The buoys contained global positioning system (GPS) receivers to track their movements. Buoys were released in a transect between tethered buoys marking an 800-foot wide navigational channel in the north-central part of the lake just downstream of St. Clair River, and about 15.5 miles northeast of Detroit River. In addition, an acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) was used to measure velocity profiles in a grid of 41 points that spanned the area through which the buoys drifted. Computer animations, which can be viewed through the Internet, were developed to help visualize the results of the buoy deployments and ADCP measurements.
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The same judge last week found Vankeuren, 37, guilty of first degree murder in a short, non-jury trial. The conviction carried an automatic life sentence.
Vankeuren shot and killed Giannotti, 20, as she slept with her two young children inside a home she shared with her aunt and uncle on Earl Street in Laureldale in January 2007. The children were not physically harmed.
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Saturday, June 27, 2009
A Quickie
Here is a slide show of some of the work I did at the farm last week.
And some follow up shots of the same product the way they looked this week.
7 comments:
- Kevin said...
Why am I reading this - go!
- June 27, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Tags said...
I trust you gentlemen are Certified
- June 27, 2009 at 9:40 PM
- adriana said...
Do you leave the skin on the bellies when you hang them up to dry?
- June 30, 2009 at 3:58 PM
- Bob del Grosso said...
I take the skin off the bellies before curing for a number of reasons
1) they cure more evenly
2) they dry more evenly
3) the skin makes the finished bacon very hard to cut into thin strips unless you remove it. Also if you did manage to cut it thinly say, on a slicer, the strips would curl up when they cooked and the skin would be very tough
- June 30, 2009 at 4:46 PM
- adriana said...
Thanks for your prompt reply. I'm just beginning to cure about 3,5kg of belly, so I'll be sure to get rid of the skin right away.
By the way, I'm a big fan your blog, learn so much...
One (two) more things: what would you recommend as spices for reseasoning?
I live in Brazil and use something called "salt cure", nitrite and nitrate. Would that work for salamis too?
- June 30, 2009 at 5:12 PM
- Bob del Grosso said...
It is not advisable to use nitrite and nitrate for unfermented meat like bacon unless you are going to roll it up like a jelly roll and age it a long time (More than 5 weeks). If you are making slab bacon, you should use curing salt with only nitrite.
Here are some examples of nitrite only curing salts
Prague powder #1
Instacure #1
DC cure #1
They are all the same and contain only salt, dextrose and nitrite
The "Salt Cure nitrate and nitrite" is best for thick salami that will age more than 5 weeks. It is used for this because after a while the nitrite becomes ineffective and the nitrate, which takes longer to break down into the chemicals that kill pathogenic bacteria etc. gives added protection.
- June 30, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- adriana said...
Will try to get the stuff.
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I just noticed that in Shippuuden 81, when Pein was describing the reasons for war, etc. With each word he said, the view zoomed on a a particular member. For example,
Religion - Hidan.
Resources - Kakuzu
Grudges - Kisame
Land - Zetsu
Love - Konan
Just Because - Deidara
It may be a coincidence but I think there may be some insight as to why some of these characters fight or why they are involved in akatsuki, etc. i think it'd be interesting if it gave insight to characters like Zetsu and Kisame, could their goals really involve land or grudges? After all the Hidan, Kakazu, and Deidara reasons fit really well.
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JOHNSTOWN - A former employee is suing Altoona Regional Health System on behalf of an estimated 500 workers who have not been paid overtime when they work more than 40 hours a week.
The lawsuit was initially filed in the Blair County Court of Common Pleas but this week was transferred to the U.S. District Court in Johnstown.
A case can be moved to the U.S. District Court if a question of federal law has been raised.
Carol Sweeney of Hollidaysburg, who worked as a medical secretary and patient access representative for nearly 19 years at the Altoona Hospital Campus, contends that wage policies of the health system violate Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage Act and the U.S. Fair Labor Standards Act.
The case has been assigned to U.S. District Judge Kim R. Gibson.
"We do not comment on pending or active litigation," Altoona Regional spokesman David Cuzzolina said.
The attorney for Altoona Regional, John J. Myers of Pittsburgh, said he wasn't authorized by the hospital to comment on the case.
Attorney John Linkosky of Carnegie, one of the attorneys representing Sweeney, did not return calls.
Myers filed the notice of removal from Blair County on Tuesday, stating the lawsuit alleges action under federal law.
He said in his notice that state law claims may be exempted by the federal Labor Management Relations Act "in that resolution of those claims will require interpretation of, and those claims are closely intertwined with, a collective bargaining agreement."
On Thursday, the case was designated for review under the District Court's Alternative Dispute Resolution program.
This means an attempt will be made to mediate a resolution before the case is placed on track for trial.
According to legal papers, Sweeney was terminated from the hospital on June 27, 2011.
Her lawsuit challenges the hospital's "8/80" policy, under which employees are not paid overtime if they do not work more than 80 hours over a two-week period.
An example of the 8/80 policy was outlined in the lawsuit. If, for instance, an employee works 50 hours in one week and 30 hours the next week, the lawsuit contends Altoona Regional does not pay time-and-a-half for the first week when the employee labored more than 40 hours.
Another issue involves designated lunch time in which workers are on the job for eight 1/2 hours.
The hospital does not pay overtime for a half-hour lunch break even though many employees work through their designated lunch time, the lawsuit stated.
The litigation is being pursued on behalf of present and former employees going back to 2009.
The employees who are to be covered in the lawsuit are considered "non-exempt, hourly workers."
It is meant to cover all workers in this classification throughout the entire health system, which would include Altoona Hospital Campus, the Education and Finance Center, the Surgery Center, Station Medical Center, Northern Cambria Medical Center, Patton Family Medical Center and Allegheny Surgical Associates.
It is estimated that the lawsuit will cover 500 individuals including medical secretaries, patient access representatives, receptionists, nurses, technicians, housekeepers, kitchen staff, finance and billing workers, registration workers, medical records and maintenance personnel.
Myers has been involved in a similar case in the past, when he represented the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center when an employee in 2009 challenged UPMC for the failure to pay overtime for lunch breaks. It was on behalf of 85,000 workers.
Rulings involved in that case are on appeal to the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Profit Foodservice: Global Industry Guide is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the Profit Foodservice industry. It includes detailed data on market size and segmentation, textual analysis of the key trends and competitive landscape, and profiles of the leading companies. This incisive report provides expert analysis on a global, regional and country basis.
The global profit foodservice sector grew by 5.5% in 2011 to reach a value of $832,380.8 million.
In 2016, the global profit foodservice sector is forecast to have a value of $1,077,254.8 million, an increase of 29.4% since 2011.
The global profit foodservice sector grew by 5.7% in 2011 to reach a volume of 457,513.1 million visits.
In 2016, the global profit foodservice sector is forecast to have a volume of 572,638 million visits, an increase of 25.2% since 2011.
Restaurants is the largest segment of the global profit foodservice sector, accounting for 61.3% of the sector's total value.
Asia-Pacific accounts for 44.8% of the global profit foodservice sector value.
Foodservice is defined as the sale of food and drinks for immediate consumption either on the premises from which they were bought, or in designated eating areas shared with other foodservice operators, or in the case of takeaways transactions, freshly prepared food for immediate consumption. Datamonitor's definition excludes sales through vending machines and is restricted to sales in specific foodservice channels (please see channel definitions below).
Various channels have been grouped together in what is called the "Profit sector" - this sector is characterised by the fact that no subsidy is paid (either directly or indirectly) to anyone participating in the foodservice transaction. That is that neither the consumer nor the foodservice operator receives any subsidy. This includes the following channels - cafes, pubs & bars, nightclubs, full service restaurants, quick service restaurants, takeaways, hotels and lodging, street & mobile vendors, retail locations, leisure locations, on-board locations.
All market values are given in Operator Buying Prices, that is the amount spent by foodservice operators on the food and drink that they serve and not the amount the consumers spend on food and drinks (Operator Selling Prices - OSPs) in these channels. The difference is the mark up the foodservice operator adds in order to cover their other costs and generate a profit. This therefore values the market in terms of the amount of money for which food and drinks manufacturers are competing.
Market volumes are classed as the total number of visits by individuals to foodservice locations that involve the consumption of either food, or drink, or both. As such, if several people visit one location at once and there is only one bill (e.g. a group dining in a restaurant), the number of transactions is counted as being one for each person in the group. Multiple purchases made during the same visit (e.g. a person buys several drinks bought over a period of time in a bar) are counted as one transaction. The purchase of drink with food in the same location in the same visit is also considered as one transaction, not two. The market consists of the total revenues generated by cafes, pubs, clubs, nightclubs, restaurants, takeaways, hotels & lodgings, street & mobile vendors, retail vendors, leisure vendors and on-board vendors - defined as food sold on board air, rail, sea or coach traveling vehicles.
All currency conversions were carried out at constant 2010 average exchange rates.


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Space and Maintenance Records
This schedule provides for the disposal of all copies, wherever located in an agency, of records relating to space and maintenance, except as indicated below. Records documenting these functions pertain to the acquisition, allocation, utilization, and release of space and include related correspondence and reports submitted to the General Services Administration (GSA) (or equivalent agency with similar Government-wide responsibilities) as directed by law and regulation (41 CFR 101-17); correspondence and forms relating to the compilation of directory service listings; identification credentials and related accountable records; requests for building and equipment services; and correspondence files reflecting the activities of the unit responsible for handling space and related matters within the agency.
This schedule does not cover (a) copies of these records that are an integral part of accountable officers' accounts (Schedule 6); (b) records of procurement and supply (Schedule 3); (c) records that reflect Government-wide programs (such as the records held by the GSA Public Buildings Service). Any records created prior to the establishment of the Public Buildings Administration in 1939 must be offered to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) before applying these disposition instructions.
1. Space and Maintenance General Correspondence Files.
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Unemployment in the city of Santa Clarita hit an all-time high in July with one-in-12 now jobless, according to a state report released Friday.
The bottom dropped out for government workers, particularly in education, as the school year began with 70 fewer teaching jobs across Santa Clarita Valley. U.S. Census workers' temporary positions also ended, said Jason Crawford, the city's economic development director.
Crawford said the city typically sees a drop in employment from June to July. This year, the unemployment rate climbed 0.7 percent to 8.3 percent. Last year, unemployment increased 0.8 percent between June and July.
After peaking at 8.2 percent in January — then, due to the post-holiday slowdown — Santa Clarita's unemployment rate hovered in the mid-7-percent range for five months.
A total of 7,300 people in the city were out of work in July, the California Employment Development Department reported.
That's lower than the Los Angeles County rate of 13.4 percent and the state rate of 12.3 percent.
California lost 9,400 jobs in July. Most of those were temporary jobs with the census.
The national unemployment rate also remained unchanged from June to July, hovering at 9.5 percent.


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WFP Maps Climate Vulnerabilities in Andean Region
22 April 2014: The poorest communities of the Andean region are especially vulnerable to climate-related disasters, a new atlas released by the UN World Food Programme (WFP) finds. The 'Atlas of Food Security, Disasters and Climate Change' maps climate, food security and disaster threats that will impede the sustainable development of communities in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
The Atlas is one outcome of the WFP's Vulnerability Assessment and Mapping (VAM) work, which focuses on food security. The Atlas can help policymakers identify areas most in need of disaster risk reduction (DRR) and prepare to mitigate the consequences of cimate-related disasters, according to WFP Regional Director Miguel Barreto.
Barreto noted that low-income communities already face barriers in accessing basic services, such as water, energy and markets, compounding the effects of natural disasters and climate variability. Many jurisdictions in all four countries are identified as having "severe vulnerability:" 148 municipalities in Bolivia; six departments in Colombia; 389 parishes in Ecuador; and 190 districts in Peru.
WFP is a humanitarian agency dedicated to fighting hunger worldwide. It is working with the Andean Governments to find country-led solutions to increase resilience to climate change among their most vulnerable populations. [WFP Press Release] [Publication: Atlas of Food Security, Disasters and Climate Change]


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MARTINSBURG - Cathy Funk, MD, FACP, has opened a new practice, Internal Medicine of West Virginia, and is welcoming patients at 1008 Tavern Road, Suite 103, in Martinsburg.
Formerly managing partner at Panhandle Medical Associates and chair of the Department of Medicine at WVUH-East's City Hospital, Funk is American Board Certified in Internal Medicine, a member of the West Virginia Board of Medicine and is a fellow of the American College of Physicians.
She serves as assistant clinical professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at West Virginia University-Eastern Division, where she lectures for third-year medical students.
A native of Jefferson County, Funk received her doctor of medicine from West Virginia University School of Medicine in 1998 and completed her residency through West Virginia University's Charleston Division. She served as chief resident of Internal Medicine in Charleston in 2001 and 2002.
Funk is a member of the American College of Physicians, West Virginia State Medical Association, Eastern Panhandle Medical Society, West Virginia University Alumni Association and the American Medical Association.
She was named Clinician of the Year at WVU-Eastern Division in 2010.
Funk has served on a number of committees including the Trauma Committee and the Performance Improvement Committee at City Hospital. She has been president of the West Virginia University School of Medicine Alumni Association and State Conference Chair, West Virginia Chapter of the American College of Physicians. She is serving as the physician chair for WVU-East Foundation Capital Campaign.
Funk is married to Christopher Amores. They have two children and reside in Martinsburg.
The office phone number at Internal Medicine of West Virginia is 304-264-9837.


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MBC, LBC proceed with planned broadcasts
BEIRUT — The massive car bombing in Beirut on Jan. 25 could not have come at a worse time for Arab television giants MBC and LBC. Hours after the attack, which killed one of Lebanon's top terror investigators, both networks were to air big-budget shows live across the Middle East from studios within the Lebanese capital.
But as the nation reeled from its ninth high-profile assassination in three years, producers at both networks had concluded that their much-anticipated programs would go on as scheduled.
Featuring an elaborately lit set, and despite an official day of mourning declared by Lebanese prime minister Fouad Siniora, cameras rolled and catchy signature music cued as LBC unveiled the fifth season of its hit reality series "Star Academy."
The season premiere of the Endemol-licensed show opened with lavish dance displays including a cover performance of the massive club hit, "Love Is Gone" by David Guetta. As one of the contestants sang the track while strumming an electric guitar, go-go dancers gyrating behind him ripped off their cloth tops beneath an artificial on-stage rain shower. The effect was just a peek at the high-powered season ahead, the host warned with a wry smile.
Meanwhile at competitor MBC, the attack — one of the deadliest since the killing of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in 2005 — coincided with a star-studded broadcast of its new variety showcase, "Al Arrab," featuring popular Lebanese Armenian host Nishan Der Haroutiounian, widely known simply as Nishan.
He opened the show by paraphrasing a quote by Bob Marley, telling his audience that following an assassination attempt on the reggae star's life, he had vowed, "never to take one day off."
"Who else other than the Lebanese people have grown adamant enough to withstand the challenges of politics," he told viewers across the region.
Nishan told Variety he had persuaded network mangers at Dubai-based MBC that his show would be aired from Beirut, despite a broadcast rescheduling following a previous assassination last year.
"It was one of my demands that I start the show from Lebanon," he said. "I personally believe that as a Lebanese citizen, if I leave Lebanon for my career — like so many other people have done — then this country would be emptied."
A similar sense of resilience was reflected at LBC, indicating that despite the intensifying violence, Lebanon remains an essential production location.
"The show must go on," said LBC spokeswoman Sana Iskandar in a statement. "The Lebanese people made their choice years ago to proceed in challenging bombs and terrorism. And we, as Lebanese, are proud to confirm our will for life and surviving through all ordeals."


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BOUND BROOK — the borough will host the 2011 Riverfest celebration on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine, along historic Main Street.
Produced by JC Promotions, this eighth annual community festival with free admission, which was renamed Riverfest last year, will offer festivities for the entire family.
Many vendors will be on hand featuring a showcase of local businesses, the finest regional artists and crafters, and a smorgasbord of delicious American and International food. Children of all ages will discover the Kid Traveling Shindig that will be filled with rides, climbing wall, pony rides and petting zoo. Other activities will include face painting, clowns, temporary tattoos, sand art and games.
A special area will again be devoted to the Graham Cracker, which was invented in Bound Brook in 1829 by Presbyterian minister the Rev. Sylvester Graham. Residents and visitors to the historic town, which was settled over three hundred years ago, will be encouraged to participate in the many Graham Cracker-related activities and contests, including recipe tasting, castle building and s'more eating which will all be part of the fun.
Riverfest will be again filled with diverse family entertainment on the Main Stage, as well as throughout the street. Professional musicians and groups will perform a variety of live music, from rock to bachata and cultural dancers in native dress will perform as well. Jugglers, mimes, karate demonstrations and dance school presentations will add to the fun. A beer and wine garden will be open to visitors over 21. Many VIPs, including elected officials, consulates, county Freeholders, sports and radio personalities and more will be present. Non-profit groups and organizations as well as performers are encouraged to participate.
Parking will be free and available in the NJ Transit commuter lot accessible from Church Street. Main Street will otherwise be closed to traffic from John to Hamilton streets and the festival area is easily accessible by NJ Transit, with a Bound Brook stop on the Raritan Valley line.
For more information on the event including becoming an exhibitor or performer, contact Cissy Gialanella at 201-998-6311 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For sponsorship information, contact Veronique Cordier at 908-889-6639 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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BOUND BROOK — the borough will host the 2011 Riverfest celebration on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine, along historic Main Street.


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On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 09:38:20 -0700, Joel wrote:
> I just installed Debian Linux. It seemed like it was going to work, but
> when it loads X windows, I see 4 of everything. I think I picked the
> wrong display settings (800x600 @ 75Hz), and I was wondering if I could
> change them, and how. I found something in the control center that
> tells me the display settings, but did not see a way to change them.
> Please give me any advice you can. Is there a "change settings" button
> that I just haven't noticed?
Um, given that it's Debian, which is really aimed at power users, you are
probably required to edit your XF86Config file by hand (man XF86Config).
If you're not comfortable with this, I recommend switching to a less
masochistic (OK, that's gonna touch some nerves) distribution, such as
Mandrake or SuSe. I really strongly urge newbies to stay well clear of
Debian, unless they enjoy the steep learning curve. I believe that SuSe
9.1 gives you a nice display settings panel...
Most displays should handle 800x600@75 without trouble... Are you using a
notebook/LCD display, or perhaps an old "junk" monitor?


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UPS driver credited with helping elderly couple escape house fire
UPDATED 12:05 AM EDT May 09, 2013
An alert UPS driver is being credited with helping an elderly couple escaped a fire in their home Wednesday.
The fire broke out just after 5 p.m. Wednesday at a home on River Hill Road.
Authorities said the initially received a call that a person was trapped in a back bedroom of the home.
The driver saw smoke and flames, went around to the side of the house and helped the couple inside, both in their 90's, get out safely.
Investigators said they believe a grease fire started on the stove in the kitchen then spread to the attic.
Crews from Harrods Creek, St. Matthews and Lyndon all responded to the fire.
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Dominican community leaders and merchants expressed outrage yesterday over what they characterized as a "criminal enterprise within the Police Department" and called on Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey to assure them he'll root out corrupt officers.
"This is a cancer that has to be taken seriously and treated aggressively," said Pedro Rodriguez of United Neighbors Against Drugs.
Rodriguez's fury grew out of a Daily News investigation that uncovered allegations that Officer Jeffrey Cujdik and other narcotics officers destroyed or cut the wires to surveillance cameras during store raids.


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2016 Boston Book Fair
The last major antiquarian book fair of 2016 is almost upon us. The center of the rare book world moves to Boston, MA for three days at the end of October for the 40th annual Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair. Once again, the Hynes Convention Center hosts more than 120 rare book dealers fro... [ more ]
In Memoriam: Robert D. Fleck
Former president of the ABAA Robert D. Fleck died yesterday. Fleck founded Oak Knoll Books in 1976, and Oak Knoll Press two years later. The publishing operation was intended to fill a need he saw for books about book collecting, design, and bibliography. Fleck was extremely well-known and respected throughout the international antiquarian community, serving as president of both the ABAA and the ILAB... [ more ]
The Art of Ownership: Bookplates
Bookplates are fascinating corner of the literary world. If your only exposure to bookplates are the rather anodyne mass-produced examples some modern bookstores sell, you may not appreciate the individuality, wit, and artistic skill that went into bookplates in years gone by. A new exhibition attempts to showcase the best examples for bookplates from centuries past. The Rosenbach of the Free Library... [ more ]
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The Boston Book Fair will take place October 28-30, 2016. More than 120 dealers from around the world rendevous every fall at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston's Back Bay to display their latest...
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Science center holiday shows, extended hours
Published Thursday, 13th December 2012
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Center for Earth & Space Science Education at TJC.
Two holiday-themed shows are currently playing at the center, located at 1411 E. Lake St., on the TJC main campus.
Extended hours during the holidays are 1:30-6 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays, and noon-6 p.m. Sundays. The science center is closed Mondays and will be closed Christmas and New Year's days.
"Mystery of the Christmas Star" takes the audience on a journey back more than 2000 years to Bethlehem, to discover a scientific explanation for the star the wise men followed to find the baby Jesus.
The 30-minute film investigates possible dates for the birth of Christ and looks at recorded sightings of significant astronomical events during this timeframe. It identifies signs in the sky could have been remarkable enough to cause the wise men to travel across the desert from Babylon to Bethlehem just to see a newborn King. This modern retelling of the Christmas story is sure to charm and captivate audiences of all ages.
Show times are 4:15 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays, with 1:15 p.m. matinees Saturdays and Sundays.
"Star of the Magi" takes a sincere and serious look at potential explanations for the Star of Bethlehem. Show times are 6 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays.
The science center also features two shows on the Maya civilization, and its popular "Astronaut" film continues.
For show times and ticket information, go to www.tjc.edu/cesse.
Author: Elise Mullinix
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Cirencester is like a patchwork quilt of architecture and culture - it's features a real mix of buildings, some dating as far back as Roman times. That's really not a surprise when you consider the fact that Cirencester was the second largest city in the UK back then.
As you'd expect from a place that has roots thousands of years ago in history, there's a lot to see and do. The Corinium Museum is a great place to start - it's full of artefacts and exhibitions looking at the Roman occupation of the area all those years ago. If you're looking for something a little more "here and now", there's always the outstanding landscape found at Cirencester park - or even Rodmarton Manor. Cerney House Gardens are also worth visiting on a sunny afternoon.
Cirencester is conveniently located - it's around 40 miles away from Bath, 15 miles from Stroud, and some 90 miles from London. All of these locations are within driving distance, making Cirencester a real favourite with commuters. The fact Cirencester is in relatively close proximity to the city of London means you're able to reap the benefits of being close to major airports such as Gatwick and Heathrow - both of which provide an aviation gateway to the world.
Cirencester is a really popular place to live - it's the "capital of the Cotswolds" for many. From the twice-weekly local market to the array of welcoming, independent shops that line the high street, you'll find everything you could possibly need in Cirencester.
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Wayne Democratic convention to be held on Saturday
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Published in News on April 7, 2013 1:50 AM
Wayne County Democrats will hold their county convention Saturday, April 13 at 10 a.m. at the Wayne County Courthouse. The meeting is open to all Democrats. State and congressional district representatives as well as officers will be elected. To...
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So what: For the quarter, MedAssets reported a 4.5% rise in sales to $163.8 million and earnings per share of $0.27, which was nearly 16% below the year-ago period. Although revenue was higher than expected, investors honed in on MedAssets' $0.01 EPS miss relative to the Street's expectations and drove the stock down early. Looking ahead, MedAssets anticipates 2013 revenue of $670 million to $684 million with EPS of $1.22-$1.32, which compares favorably with the $676.3 million and $1.29 in EPS consensus.
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Veterans Day will again be commemorated by Chapter 39, Veterans for Peace with Nov. 10-11 readings of battlefield letters and statements in west side and east side locations.
A reading will take place at 3 p.m. Nov. 10 at the main branch of Lakewood Public Library, 15425 Detroit Ave. On Nov. 11, also at 3 p.m., it will be given at Shaker Heights Main Library, 16500 Van Aken Blvd.
Both events are free and open to the public.
Visit veteransforpeace.org for more information.