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If you could only keep one in a multi-categories pool, who would it be? Standard ROTO pool.
Barrie will get more points, but Wideman gets more S, BS and Hits...
If you could only keep one in a multi-categories pool, who would it be? Standard ROTO pool.
Barrie will get more points, but Wideman gets more S, BS and Hits...
Its easier to find D who can get you BS and Hits than it is to find scoring D like Barrie. I keep Barrie and fill-in the BS and Hits from other D options.
It's a weight system so it's an all included format.
I still go with Barrie
Consider APBA Sim Hockey because guys who play shutdown minutes, deflect shots and clear creases build championships. Yet in fantasy they litter the unwanted UFA lists.
I'd go with barrie IMO. He's played really well this year. You could always fill hits & blocks in with other pickups.
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C: Tavares, Barkov, Malkin, Nielsen, Zibanejad
LW: Lucic, Benn, Tatar, Fleischmann
RW: Johansen, Tarasenko, Downie, Perron
D: Doughty, Chara, Yandle, Edler, Seidenberg, Brodin, Wideman, Kulikov, Robidas
G: Niemi, Nabokov, Mason, Emery, Reimer
Farm: Lazar, Nieto, Pulkkinen, Compher, Fiala, Vrana, Barber, Pastrnak, Larkin, McCann, Rattie, Rakell, Salomaki, Connelly, Keranen, Clendening, Borowiecki, Matheson, de Haan, Carrick, Gillies, Nilsson-KHL, Dansk, Stalock
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The really safe choice is probably Wideman. You pretty much know what you are getting and that includes the fact that he has been inconsistent in offensive numbers throughout his career, all over the place, and if you look at PIM, BS and Hits he is by no means a ROTO monster. Still, he has a track record that you can base a decision on.
Barrie's sample size is pretty limited. That said, you have to love what we've seen so far and there is little reason to think that the Av's will not ice strong teams for the next few years. All in all, a very nice situation for a very talented Tyson Barrie.
There is a wee bit of risk here, but given what you have with Wideman (very average) compared with what you could have with Barrie (potential tier one) I say, see ya later Dennis and welcome home Tyson!!
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Scoring Cats: G, A, Pts, PIM, Hits, BS, SOG, Forward Points, Defence Points; Win+Ties+SO, GAA, Save Percentage
Forwards: Couture, MacK, Pavelski, Sharp, JVR, Hartnell, Dubinsky , Silfverberg, Saad, Rinaldo, Hornqvist, Kreider, Dustin Brown, Toffoli, Schiefle
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Wideman :46GP-4G-14A-21PTS-Minus 15-18PIM-102SOG-62Hits-75BLK
The stats are pretty close with the edge in goals and points to Barrie and the hits and blocks going to Wideman. I would rather have the up and comer than the run down veteran.
Give me Barrie.
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Starters: 12 Forwards, 6 Defense, 2 Goalies
F - Stamkos, Perry, Benn, Cammalleri, Nash, H Sedin, Wingels, Okposo, Zucker, Riberio, Ferland
D - Brodie, Barrie, Stone, Petrovic, Strait, Chiarot
G - Lundqvist, Ramo
IR - Downie, Hiller, Despres
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The Avs are damn good offensively and will continue to get better. Barrie will benefit from this. He's already growing into a damn good offensive defenseman with lots more room to grow. He's your guy.
Barrie all the way
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Pts only W=2 OL=1 SO=3
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Scoring categories - G A PPP SHP BLK HTS PM +/- SOG FO% SV SO W SV% GAA
Skaters: G=2, A=1, PP/SH= +1, GWG= +2, Shootout G=1, Hat Trick= +1
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Goalies: W=3, OTL=1, SO= +2, SV= .10
Start = 13F, 6D, 2G / Keep 44 (3G Max)
*Captain: Malkin
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(*D): Karlsson, P.Subban, Letang, Ekman-Larsson, Byfuglien, Shattenkirk, T.Barrie, Hedman, Pietrangelo, Ristolainen, H.Lindholm, M.Rielly, Pouliot, Theodore, Provorov, Pulock, Montour
(G): Price, Holtby, Vasilevskiy
Barrie is going to go earlier in the redraft I would think. Keep him. Grab Wideman late. Between the injury and dry spells last year, and the fact that he's playing on a terrible team, I would expect him to drop fairly far down in the draft.
I would take Barrie over Wideman here, He is worth more and like Ed. said you might be able to redraft Wideman as were Barrie would go fairly early in the draft.
H2H 14 team 8 player Keeper League
C: Seguin, Giroux, Stamkos, Malkin
LW: Benn
RW: Tarasenko
D: Letang
16 Team H2H 10 Player Keeper
C: Getzlaf, Johanson, Tavares, Matthews, Bennet
LW: Hall, Saad, Abdelkader, Vesey
RW: Wheeler, Laine, Puljurjvi, Silfverberg
D: Carlson,Karlsson,Klingberg, Green
G: Quick, Andre-Fluery, Gibson
Barrie, he's rising.
While I know that Wideman HAS put up good stats before... you also have to consider that he is aging.
The Flames have added the big goonie Smid to block shots - and they'll probably have some kid doing that next year too.
Giordano, if he plays more, will also soak the biggest minutes.
I wouldn't be surprised to see past statistics support Wideman, but you really should go with the rising player here: Barrie.
He's going to have excellent "trade value" if he comes out of the gate next year like he closed it.
Wideman is easily redraftable (in most leagues), so cut him loose.


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Recent terrorist attempts by Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab on Christmas Day 2009 during a Northwest Airline flight and by suspect Faisal Shahzad's attempted car bombing in Times Square on May 1 highlight the need for increased vigilance by both law enforcement and by citizens.
Where do you draw the line regarding protecting public security vs. individual freedom?
My flight this weekend from Chicago's O'Hare airport to Newark is but one example of the increasing awareness of potential threats, and underscores why each of us should not allow fear to impede our everyday activities.
In a hurry to return home after a business trip, I packed souvenirs for my children in my carry-on for the flight. To my surprise [I should have known better!], one of the souvenirs became an object of scrutiny by a security guard as he examined the ghostly image on the monitor of the X-ray scanner.
"Excuse me, sir. What is that?"
"A snow globe." I responded, as I remembered the gift, about 3" in diameter with an image of the Chicago skyline embossed at the base.
"I need you to remove it from the bag for confiscation."
Panic began to rise within me, as I imagined how my daughter, a 2nd grader, would react as I told her that the gift which she was eagerly anticipating for her collection had to be thrown in the trash, as a potential threat to national security.
I explained the situation to the security guard, and he patiently responded, as if he had spoken these lines many times before, "Your options are that you can allow us to test the liquid inside, which will require us to break the globe. Even if it were tested, it will likely contain antifreeze, a liquid that is not permitted onboard. You could also collect your bag, and a security guard will escort you back to the check-in area, so that you can check it."
To save the fate of this special snow globe, I returned to check-in. After an extended wait and paying an extra $25 for the checked bag, I returned to the security area, wondering whether the fragile gift would survive the trip from the belly of the airplane to back home.
What is the potential threat of this kitschy item? Why the concern about antifreeze? It contains ethylene glycol, which is quite stable and not explosive, but could constitute a risk of poisoning.
Recent news coverage of "bottle bombs" could explain the heightened awareness of the potential danger of two or three ounces of liquid, even if sealed in a snow globe.
Admittedly, I may have been naïve if not harried to have expected this innocent snow globe to travel with me. After all, an article in The New York Times in early 2007 foretold such vagaries of travel. And I was negligent by not checking the Transportation Safety Administration website for prohibited items before departing. Did you know that gel inserts for shoes are on the same list?
I would rather be safe than sorry, and I appreciate the keen eye of the security guard. Is it not sad that we are faced with such cold realities?
Regardless, in the future I will consider shipping my gifts and not worry about it. If we allow budding terrorists to slow us down or to instill fear, we are giving them exactly what they seek.

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Kil4Thril it is illegal because its descrimination since hes only selling to kids with good grades. so hes bassically saying that kids with mental problems and bad grades cant buy from his store while kids with good grades can. and the store manager is the manager of one of the GAMESTOP VIDEO GAME STORES. not even if it was a private owned business its still illegal.Originally Posted by Kil4Thril
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Not quite true (in the US at least). People tested of low IQ are given a legal status called "Exceptional" (yea, that's politicians for you). They are also legally given assistance very much like the physically disabled. They are protected from discrimination. By the same token, "gifted" are also legally classified and given assistance.Originally Posted by dakuda
However, what is not protected is anything specific to grades. The over-riding factor here is that with a few exceptional rules, the US is a right to sell and buy country. Retailers can refuse service/sales to anyone they want.
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wtf? i like that he wants to help kids, but this is just too far. get a teaching degree if you want to help kids get smarter. he wont be working there long. gamestop has always thought/treated kids bad so 2 yers ago i said enough. "and thats my two cents." -kent brokmen from the simpsons
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I used up the last of this sample yesterday evening. I like the mango and green banana notes, but on the whole it's probably not for me. The base is a touch heavy, there maybe wasn't quite enough vanilla, and I was really looking for more fruitiness. It's not bad by any means, but I've definitely tried more successful tropical blacks. A pleasant cup nonetheless.
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Sunday morning's tea, and a wonderful cup it was. Very creamy, light notes of bergamot, and a robust black base. A perfect wake-up tea! I did get a little bitterness as this one cooled, but I'm guessing that's because of the higher proportion of broken leaves at the bottom of the bag. I've never had that problem with this one before, so I'm leaving the rating as is. This is one I'm sure will make a return to my cupboard when I've made more of a dent in it. It's absolutely delicious!
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Second sipdown! I've had a difficult relationship with this tea — sometimes it's amazing, and sometimes all I get from it is rooibos. It's never a patch on 52 Teas Raspberry Cream, which I'm sure I'm judging it against, so I'm probably being unfair anyway. This cup was an average one — I got a tiny hint of raspberry when I added some milk, but it was mostly overpowered by the heavy, woody taste of rooibis. I love the name, but this isn't one I'd look to repurchase. Good to have tried, though.
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I'm off work this week (and glad for it, because I was so tired I honestly could not have gone back this morning). That being the case, I'm taking the opportunity to drink up the one-cup remainders I've been storing for just such an occasion. Hopefully finishing the box will make a decent dent in my cuboard, and I'll get to say a fond farewell to some wonderful teas.
This is the first, and my last cup was really gorgeous. I actually drank it on Saturday night, while watching the final episode of Wallander (the ending of which actually made me pretty teary). The banana and coconut in this were just perfect, and together they helped to create a really lovely pudding flavour — the mouthfeel was thick and sort of pudding-like, as well. I've said pretty much everything I have to say about this one previously, but I've enjoyed this pouch so much. I'm not sure I'd buy a reblend — I actually tried the 12 Teas of Christmas pouch first, and I wasn't keen on that version of this tea at all. The original is definitely where it's at! Farewell, deliciousness :)
This is another Bluebird tea I have at work with me, and that I've been drinking a lot of over the last couple of days. It needs a good, long brew in order for the honey flavour to properly develop. A shorter brew time gives a more herbal, chamomile flavour, with a strong background of rooibos. Five minutes or more, though, and this becomes almost like drinking runny honey! I like teas that have a couple of "personalities" that can suit different moods. I went for the runny honey option today. It's sweet, rich, and decadent, and also very soothing. It makes a great bedtime tea. Tomorrow is my last day at work before I'm on leave for a week, so I'm pretty tired already. No more of this for me just yet, I don't think, or I might fall asleep for real! 6 day weeks are a real killer.
Second cup of the day. With sugar and milk, this is quite a different tea. It was fairly dessert-like anyway, although with an edge of spice and bitterness that pushed it away from that a little and more towards the realms of chai. With sugar and milk, the slight bitterness is completely gone, and the spice becomes a more integral part of an overall sweet, cookie-dough like flavour. It's so desserty and rich — liquid gingerbread man!
I like this equally both with and without additions — each is a different experience. From my initial uncertainty, I've actually found a very versatile tea!
A sample from VariaTEA, and another one I've been hankering to try for a while. There was no way I'd be able to keep them until next Christmas! I gave this 4 minutes in boiling water, and the resulting liquor is medium brown (almost like a black tea…), with a strong scent of freshly baked gingerbread. I'm not sure how the flavouring is achieved here, but it's pretty much spot-on gingerbread man, or maybe ginger cake. There's definitely a hint of sponginess here, as well as a biscuitty nuttiness! It's mildly spicy, too, particularly at the end of the sip — it's mostly ginger and cinnamon, but there's a touch of chocolate, too. I wasn't sure about this at first, but I'm on my second cup now and I like it quite a lot. I'm drinking it black at the moment, but I think I'll try my next cup with a piece of crystal sugar and some milk. This tea almost makes it seem like a shame it's not winter! A wonderful warming treat. Many thanks to VariaTEA for sharing this one with me!
This sample has come to work with me, because I seem to drink far less green teas at home in the evening than I do if I have them with me during the day. This one is just as good as the first time I tried it — very smooth, unobtrusive green tea base, wonderful spicing, and a strong baked apple flavour. One of my favourite Bluebirds!
I've been drinking a lot of this in the evenings lately, partly in an attempt to move it nearer to sip down, and also because it's a genuinely lovely treat. It's like hot chocolate with a splash of strawberry flavoured cream. The little heart candies and the sprinkling of glitter make it a pretty cup, too, which never hurts. Perfect with milk on a chilly summer evening!
Today's iced tea of choice. I know this one got three minutes in boiling water, because I used my timer. I can safely say, this time, that this bag got the standard SBT brewing treatment — 3 minutes in boiling water, topped up to 2 litres with cold, and into the fridge overnight. I've almost picked this one out to brew a couple of times, but I've always gone for something more familiar. Today, it finally got it's turn!
It's wonderful, as well. The base is in hiding, because I looked after it this time, although it's still there in the background providing a solid base. The flavouring is primarily cherryade — it even tastes slightly fizzy, somehow — with a twist of lime. It's a really nice combination, and although I was initially uncertain about the cherry/lime combination, it actually works really well. We're talking artificial "pop" flavours, rather than actual "fresh fruit" cherry and lime here, but it's absolutely reminiscent of the cherryade of my childhood, and I think that's half the point. It's a tiny bit sweet, a tiny bit sour from the lime, and pretty candy-like. I know I'm going to enjoy sipping on this one all day, and then tomorrow too. Inspired!


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Ground Floor: In a delightful courtyard setting, the property is on ground floor level with wheelchair access:Open plan sitting/dining room: with Freesat TV, DVD player and shared DVD library.Kitchen area: with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and iron/ironing board.Bedroom 1: with king size four poster bed and en-suite bathroom with walk in shower.Bedroom 2: with twin beds, bunk beds and en-suite bathroom with bath, WC and basin with shower over bath.
All fuel and electricity included in the rent. Bed linen and towels provided (please bring own towels for the swimming pool). Laundry facilities on site. Use of swimming pool, sauna, children's play area and playing field with goal posts. Cot and highchair available.Non smokers only please. Private parking. Sorry no pets. Please note: There are drops and a river in the grounds.
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Standing amidst wonderful countryside close to the North Yorkshire Moors, Little Edstone Farm is a magnificent location for a combined sea and country holiday. Secluded and tranquil, guests are free to explore the woodland and landscaped grounds, which are home to a variety of wildlife - including wild deer, owls, hares, etc. These properties (refs IKF and IYX) are set on a small traditional organic farm, and guests are welcome to participate in farming activities when available or to simply appreciate the workings of an organic farm and wildlife conservation.Guests are welcome to purchase the organic products grown here directly from the friendly owners. Some of the properties are environmentally friendly, heated by a unique wood-burning/solar heating system, and many of the practices throughout the farm and properties use natural resources for their day-to-day running. An indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and hard tennis court shared between the properties, a small gym, a shared pool table, as well as a children's play area complete the facilities on offer for these unique and comfortable holiday homes. The beautiful North Yorkshire Moors are a delight to explore either on foot or by car, or alternatively, the steam railway runs along stunning scenery through many unspoilt villages including Goathland ('Aidensfield' in the television series Heartbeat). The coast is easily accessible, 45 minutes away, and the popular seaside resorts of Scarborough and Whitby are delights not to be missed. The quaint cobbled streets of Robin Hood's Bay, once a favourite haunt with smugglers, will keep children and adults entertained for hours with its shoreline full of strange and colourful pebbles. Castle Howard is within easy driving distance, and Flamingo Land (a popular theme park and zoo) is well worth the visit. The market town of Helmsley is 6 miles distant and has shops and inns as well as pretty walled gardens. Many NT properties can be found within a 15 mile radius, including Nunnington Hall, Byland Abbey and Duncomb Park, to name but a few. The ancient city of York is but a 45-minute drive (27 miles) and are within a 5-minute drive to the Yorkshire Moors. Excellent walking can be found from the doorstep. Both cottages combine country living, yet are close enough to the coast to keep any visitor happy, whatever type of holiday they may be looking for. Little Edstone Farm is the perfect place in which to relax and unwind - whatever time of year. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.
Living/dining-room with wood-burning stove and wooden floor. Kitchen with wooden floor. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. Twin bedroom (one 2ft 6in for child).
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These four holiday properties comprising Mel House Cottages offer comfortable and fully-equipped accommodation and benefit from a shared indoor heated swimming pool (with powerful counter-current 'swimjet' permitting swimming 'on the spot'), spa and sauna, exclusive to guests. The owners live on site and are on hand to ensure a trouble free stay. Mel House Cottages (refs: 31072, 31073, 31074 and 31075) provide a great touring base set in extensive level grounds at the heart of the peaceful and attractive North York Moors National Park village of Newton-on-Rawcliffe, just 4½ miles away from Pickering. Mallard (ref 31072) and Swift (31074) are accessible to full-time wheelchair users, having wet rooms with appropriate support rails and turning circles, as well as a wheeled shower chair on request. Owl (ref 31073) is suitable for those with mobility impairment, being ground floor only and having no internal stairs, along with appropriately positioned support rails. The Granary (ref 31075), being above Owl and reached via external stone steps (with hand rail), is not accessible for wheelchair users. Conveniently, the village pub, duck pond and children's play area are all nearby. Perfect for exploring North York Moors, the coast and the City of York whilst, for steam enthusiasts, the proximity to the NYM Steam Railway is a real bonus! Beach 22 miles. Shop 4½ miles, pub 50-150 yards (depending on property).
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. 1 'wheelchair accessible' twin bedroom. Wet room with bath and toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Woodburner in living room included. Biomass central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with coin-operated washing machines and tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Wi-fi available at £10per week, £5 per short break. Shared 2-acre grounds with sitting-out areas and furniture. Shared barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Shared leisure suite (open 9am to 9pm in summer, 10am to 9pm in winter, every day), with indoor heated swimming pool (6m x 3m, depth 1.2m), hot tub and coin-operated sauna. Welcome pack. Pets must be kept on a lead at all times. No smoking. Wheelchair access (for more information, please read the text above). NB: 2 walled/fenced fish ponds and stream in grounds.
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Just 6 miles north of the beautiful city of York, Claxton Grange consists of a total of 14 properties and stands within 16 acres of private grounds, encompassing woodland, orchards and a wildlife pond. Formerly a working farm, it now offers spacious and very comfortable accommodation for visitors, together with an excellent range of facilities to enjoy on site, including an indoor heated swimming pool, games room and hard tennis court. With such comfortable surroundings, a wealth of interesting places on the doorstep, and superb countryside to explore, this is a wonderful base for a holiday at any time of the year. Place to visit include York, Castle Howard, Nunnington Hall, and the majestic ruins of Rievaulx Abbey. A few miles away is the market town of Pickering, gateway to the North York Moors National Park. Filey, Scarborough and Whitby are all within 40 miles, racing at York, Thirsk, Ripon, Beverley and Wetherby. Closer to home, Clifton Moor offers bowling and a multi-cinema complex just 6 miles away. Shop 1 mile.
Large living/dining room with electric log-effect fire. Farmhouse-style kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: Double bedroom. Two twin bedrooms. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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"Peace and tranquillity set amongst Yorkshire's finest countryside and long stretches of magnificent beaches..."
Steeped in history these former barn buildings have been lovingly restored using all of the original materials. Presented to a very high standard and offering spacious accommodation, each holiday cottage has its own enclosed garden and decked patio area for sole use, to while away the hours overlooking stunning paddocks where deer and foxes play. Guests have free use of the owners' private indoor heated swimming-pool, a communal games room and a children's play area. The complex is surrounded by open countryside and a newly planted broad leaf woodland area, and is only four miles from the pretty village of Brandesburton. Oaklands wedding venue is situated in the 150 acres of woodland that surround the properties. Struncheon Hill Farm is a haven for those who enjoy having fun around water with a river, lake and pond nearby. Fishing, canal cruises and a Jet Ski and Diving School are less than half a mile from the door. Visitors will find locally an 18-hole golf course, horse riding, clay pigeon shooting, a parachute and gliding centre, and an RSPB bird sanctuary.Just a short drive leads to the traditional seaside resorts of Bridlington, Scarborough and Filey with miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches, colourful promenades, inns and tea rooms in abundance, offering the perfect family day out. Walking and cycling tracks surround the cottages and there is easy access to the Yorkshire Wolds - one of Yorkshire's best-kept secrets. Robin Hoods Bay is well worth a visit, where children will love the chance to search for fossils amongst the rock pools. For stunning views, Flamborough Head is a must and visitors will delight in the puffin colonies that cling to the cliff side. For an alternative day trip, York will not disappoint and meandering along the cobbled streets of 'The Shambles', packed with curio and antique shops, as well as many museums including The National Railway Museum and Jorvik Viking Centre will keep both adults and children alike amused for hours.Explore British heritage when visiting stately homes and halls such as Burton Agnes Hall with its large collection of Monet and Renoir paintings, or Sledmere Hall with its beautiful gardens only a 30-minute drive away. The attractive market town of Beverley 12 miles away, where visitors can enjoy ancient cobbled streets, quaint shops and friendly local people, completes the area of peace and tranquility surrounding Struncheon Hill Farm. Shops, pub and restaurant 4 miles.
Large beamed living/dining room with vaulted ceiling and wooden floor. Large well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen. Utility. Two bedrooms, each with exposed beams; one double and one twin. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with sleigh bed, walk-in wardrobes, soft seating area, TV and en-suite bathroom with shower over Victorian roll-top bath and toilet.
Note: Four Bays (IOH), River View (IOJ), Broad Leaf (IOK), Woodlands (IOL) & Meadow View (IOM) can be booked together in any combination to sleep up to 30 people
Ground Floor: The property is all on the ground floor, has Economy 7 heating and comprises:Beamed open plan living space.Lounge area: With electric wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player, CD player and double sofa bed.Dining area.Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge with ice box.Bedroom 1: With zip and link super king size bed (which can be made to twin beds - please advise when booking) and en-suite wet room with shower and WC.Bedroom 2: With zip and link super king size bed (which can be made to twin beds - please advise when booking).Bathroom: With shower over bath and WC.
All electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Communal lounge with Wi-Fi and pool table. Shared laundry room with coin operated washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer.Shared lawned garden with patio and furniture. 24-acres of natural grounds. Shared indoor heated swimming pool (6m x 3.5m, depth 1-1.5m) with shower and changing facilities. Jacuzzi. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. NB: River in grounds, 75 yards.
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Ground Floor: Living room: With open fire and TV.Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed.Bedroom 2: With twin beds.Bedroom 3: With twin beds.Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Fuel for open fire available locally. Wi-Fi on site. Travel cot and highchair available at cost. Shared laundry with washing machine and tumble dryer. Shared games room.Patio with garden furniture and BBQ. Shared 15-acre grounds. Shared tennis court. Shared indoor heated swimming pool. Private parking. No smoking. Please note: There is a pond in the grounds.
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"Winner of the Yorkshire Tourist Board's Self-Catering Holiday of the Year Award four times so quality is assured... indoor pool and sauna . . . delightful location on edge of National Park. . ."
Beech Farm Cottages offer award winning standards of quality and facilities in a quiet village setting at the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors. The pretty cluster of eight cottages, four of which are featured here, not only have '4 Star' or '5 Star' accommodation, but also have additional features such as an indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, gardens, sun terrace, paddock, children's play area, two llamas, ponies, chickens and ducks. Beech Farm Cottages have won the Yorkshire Holiday Cottage of the Year four times and they also have a 'Green Tourism' award. The cottages are set around a pretty courtyard and gardens backing onto open fields. Converted from Grade II listed stone buildings, they retain much of the original charm and character, with beams throughout. The interiors are superbly finished, furnished and equipped and the three larger cottages are rated '5 Star' by the VisitEngland. The indoor heated swimming pool for the exclusive use of visitors to Beech Farm, has a sauna and spa. All the holiday cottages enjoy the shared use of a walled garden, sun terrace, paddock, children's play area, barbecue area and two llamas, ponies, chickens and ducks in the field.The small village of Wrelton - listed in the Domesday book - is on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, which has over 500 sq miles of moorland and forests, and there are country and woodland walks which start in the village. It has a cosy pub within easy walking distance. The North Yorkshire Moors National Park starts only a couple of miles up the road and the heritage coast is within easy reach. Walking, golf, riding, fishing and numerous village pubs and restaurants are all available within a few miles. The North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway runs from the picturesque market town of Pickering just three miles away. Pickering also has a castle and museum as well as pubs, shops and a range of restaurants. The delights of the seaside are only just over half an hour's drive away where unspoilt sandy beaches (Runswick Bay, Filey), historic fishing ports (Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay) and resort attractions (Scarborough) can be found. The walled city of York with its minster, museums and historic centre is within 40 minutes' drive. Other local attractions include Castle Howard, Flamingo Land theme park and zoo, and Rievaulx Abbey. Shops 2 miles.
This is a very comfortable south-facing, rose covered stone cottage in the middle of the main row which has been awarded '5 Star' standard. Entrance hall with under stairs storage, cloakroom and toilet. Living room. Fully fitted pine kitchen with island hob and dining area. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite shower room with toilet. Second double bedroom. Twin bedroom. Bathroom and toilet.
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"Charming cottages situated in a scenic holiday location, which form an ideal base from which to explore the stunning scenery of the North Yorkshire Coast..."
Killerby Old Hall and its 7 cottages are ideal for a countryside holiday whilst being less than 2 miles from the beach of Cayton Bay. Guests can enjoy the nature reserve and lake area, or relax in the indoor heated swimming pool. The accommodation ranges from the Old Hall, sleeping 10 in period splendour, through to cosy Crow's Nest which sleeps 2. Set in a pretty courtyard, each cottage is different yet has its own sitting-out area with patio furniture and BBQ.Killerby Old Hall is situated between the coastal resorts of family friendly Filey, with its cobble landing and pretty promenade, and Scarborough, with its vibrant South Bay and naturally picturesque North Bay, located on part of Britain's heritage coast. The Stephen Joseph Theatre, famed throughout the county, puts on a number of Alan Aykbourn productions. To the north, across the stunning North Yorkshire Moors, lies the port of Whitby; famous for its connections to Captain James Cook and Dracula. Robin Hood's Bay, a former fishing village with a smugglers past, has quaint streets which lead visitors to a small, sandy cove and rock pools. Heading inland, find the historic market town of Pickering, where the famous North Yorkshire Moors steam train begins its journey. Access Dalby Forest through the attractive village of Thornton-le-Dale and be sure to stop for an ice cream. The forest offers a range of activities including mountain bike tracks, or for those feeling adventurous there is Go Ape. It is also a popular picnic destination which is surrounded by walks that the whole family can enjoy. Travel a little further afield to Castle Howard with its stunning house and grounds. The ancient, Roman walled city of York sits just an hour up the A64, a famously haunted city with many attractions such as the railway museum, river trips and excellent shopping. To the south along the coast, the Cleveland Way leads to dramatic Flamborough Head and the Bempton RSPB Sanctuary. The village of Cayton is a 500 yard stroll, with its pub, post office and shop. Full amenities are just over 4 miles away in Scarborough. Shop and pub 500 yards.
A delightful conversion with exposed beams. Spacious living room with wood-burning stove. Well-equipped kitchen/dining room with views across to the nature reserve. Double bedroom. Twin bedroom with TV and DVD. Twin bedroom gallery area (for +2). Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
Note: Redwood KTQ and Chestnut IDS lie close to one another and may be booked together to sleep families of up to 8 + 4 people whilst retaining the privacy of two separate homes.
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This beautifully appointed stable conversion features exposed beams and a double height ceiling. Spacious living room with dining area and wood-burning stove. Well-equipped, galley-style kitchen. French windows open onto south-facing lawned courtyard. Double bedroom with fitted wardrobes. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Open stairs give access to a galleried twin bedroom (for +2).
Note: Redwood KTQ and Chestnut IDS lie close to one another and may be booked together to sleep families of up to 8 + 4 people whilst retaining the privacy of two separate homes.
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These cottages have been completely renovated, and with their own private gardens, are part of a complex of 14 properties. Claxton Grange lies 6 miles from York and is in 16-acres of private grounds, with swimming pool, games room, garden room, hard tennis court and wildlife pond. York is a city full of history with its minster, cobbled streets, museums, the National Railway Museum, Jorvik Viking Centre and the Castle Museum, as well as an excellent choice of shops, restaurants and riverside inns. The market town of Pickering, gateway to the North York Moors National Park and terminus of the moors steam railway, 20 miles. Filey, Scarborough and Whitby are all within 40 miles. Castle Howard, 10 miles. Clifton Moor with bowling and cinema complex, 6 miles. Shop 5 miles, pub/restaurants 2 miles.
Ground floor: Two steps down to living room. Dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 twin bedrooms. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
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All properties: Open fire in each living room (fuel at cost). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV/DVD. Video. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and coin operated tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Wi-fi (in garden room). Shared lawned courtyard at rear. Shared use of 16-acre grounds. Garden room. Barbecue. Ample parking. Shared indoor heated swimming pool (8.5m x 4.3m, depth 0.9m to 1.5m), open 9am to 8pm, with shower and changing facilities (closed . Games room with pool table and table tennis. Hard tennis court. No smoking. NB: Large unfenced pond in the grounds (50 yards).
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"Currently, most fraud is detected post payment, which makes dealing with the claims very inefficient," said Colleen McCue, Ph.D., a senior research scientist at RTI and project manager. "If we can detect errors at the time the record is created, we can not only eliminate improper payments, but also improve the quality of care."
The research team will work with the National Health Care Antifraud Association (NHCAA), health care providers, health insurers, federal agencies, the Health Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP) and the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) to develop model anti-fraud requirements for electronic health records that will prevent, detect and support the prosecution of health care fraud as well as minimize opportunities for fraud.
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Merstham is a small town on the edge of the North Downs about 20 miles south of London and 11 miles north of Gatwick Airport. It has a population of approximately 7,000 and is in the Borough of Reigate & Banstead and the County of Surrey.
As it is part of the London commuter belt there is easy access to London by train (32 - 46 minutes) and the M25 & M23 motorway intersections are nearby.
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Members from several of the churches in Merstham gathered on Good Friday for an Ecumenical Walk of Witness, starting at St Teresa's in Weldon Way and ending at All Saints in Battlebridge Road, pausing also in the shopping areas on Portland Drive and Nutfield Road for readings and hymns.
Following this, many of those participating in the Walk, also joined the congregation of St Teresa's for meditation and Stations of the Cross, accompanied by Taizé music.
Merstham Easter Project - 30th March 2014
This project has been running for 18 months thanks to the generosity and support of volunteers, local church members and others. Lunch is served to approx 30 guests every Monday (including holidays) between 12 and 1.30pm. Could you help once a month as a member of one of the teams as server, welcomer, cook or baker? To find out more contact Jane Manfield (762446) or Tracey.Burrows@reigatebanstead. gov.uk
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is growing at St Teresa's community room every Monday between 12.30 and 2 pm . We offer a free hot meal to those in need followed by tea and homemade cakes. Last Monday we catered for 21 people. It is an ecumenical endeavour with 5 teams (one team per week) catering for up to 30 people. We really appreciate the number of volunteers who have stepped up to the mark to cater for our guests from across the parish and from other churches locally with some really fantastic food.
However organising a project of this scale does involve a cost so we would be grateful of any regular financial contributions, however small to keep the project running. If you'd like to help financially you can sponsor a meal on a regular basis (£3 a head) or you could just make a one off donation. Also if you are aware on anyone who may appreciate the offer of a free meal please do let us know or invite them along on a Monday. Please do get in touch with Jane Manfield email@example.com, Tracey Burrows on 01737 645217 or tracey.burrows@reigatebanstead. gov.uk if you'd be happy to donate or sponsor a meal on a regular basis. Please do feel free to come and visit us on a Monday and stop for a chat any time over a cup of tea.
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Open application FPGA based LED controller and modular full color LED panels.
Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on March 22, 2014.
KromaLights recently became involved in a project that used the popular Worldsemi WS2812B RGB LED. While researching the web for an LED controller for this LED, we noticed that most of the solutions involved programming a development board such as the Teensy or one of the Arduino boards.
Right off the bat we realized these solutions work, but they aren't easy to use.These controller solutions drive the LEDs with either I/O bit-banging or forcing an SPI interface into generating an NZR data stream that is required for the LED. To put it simply, the CPU could spend most of its processing power generating the LED drive signal.
We also researched the available LED panels on the market and found some improvements we could make there as well.
We were determined to create a better solution.
One great solution is to use an FPGA to generate the complex LED NZR data stream. Using an FPGA also off-loads the CPU so it can concentrate on other tasks. Our team includes a hardware engineer with many years of FPGA experience making this a very exciting project to work on.
We developed a multi-function microcontroller board based on the same 32-bit ARM CPU used on the Arduino DUO board and coupled it with an Xilinx Spartan6 FPGA. Combining both these devices into a single board created a very powerful, easy to use LED controller. We also added hardware support for audio input allowing the LEDs to be synchronized to music or other audio sources, an optional Bluetooth module and Arduino shield connectors for limited shield compatibility with existing shield boards on the market.
Our innovative product was born, and we named it Khon.
Finally, we had a hardware package that could both simplify the process and remove the hardware limitations of the CPU. Khon can control over 16,000 LEDs with a full 30 Hz update rate.
But we didn't stop there.
The last piece was to simplify the programming interface of Khon so you didn't need an advanced degree in hardware or software engineering to program the controller. The KromaLights Designer Studio came together quickly and exhibits a full stack of features including drag-and-drop panels which make even complex lighting designs very easy to program.
We did our research and tried to develop something that everyone could use from advanced programming of animations to small children wanting to paint a picture that glows from their dresser at night. Talk about a nightlight!
All of our application source code will be available on GitHub, Our hope is that the LED lighting community will adopt Khon and the KromaLights Designer and it will grow through the contributions of our peers into more than we could have dreamed. With an open source platform, that dream is very obtainable and we can all benefit and share in the improvements of others.
One limitation we noticed with existing LED panels was the ability to easily create different sized shapes and designs. Kroma64 is a 3" square board with 64 RGB LEDs arranged in an 8 x 8 pattern. The Kroma256 is a 6" square board with 256 LEDs in a 16 X 16 pattern. Both KromaLights panels feature a 3/8" dot pitch.
Our panels are interchangeable and attach together simply using a Phillips screw driver. In fact, you would use a combination of Kroma64 and Kroma256 panels to build many different odd shapes. The connectors necessary to attach to another panel come standard with each Krom64 and Kroma256 panel. Power and control signals can be transferred to adjacent panels with the included connectors reducing the amount of wiring necessary.
Another limitation of existing solutions on the market is the necessity of the controller to be physically near the LED panels. We incorporated RS-422 receivers into each of our Kroma64 and Kroma256 panels allowing drive distances of up to 100 meters when using the available KromaBreakout board.
During our prototyping phase we noticed that the WS2812B LEDs have a susceptibility to electrostatic discharge. As a result, we have also included ESD input protection on each Kroma64 and Kroma256 panels improving our product's reliability over others available in the market.
Khon Controller
CPU: Atmel -- ATSAM3X8EA
FPGA: Xilinx Spartan6 -- XC6SLX9
FPGA Memory (Khon Plus) :
SD Micro Memory Card slot:
Additional connectors:
LEDs(on board):
Bluetooth (Khon Plus):
Physical Size: 3" x 3" x 0.50"
Voltage (auto switching power source):
Current: Full configuration (running @ 84 MHz) 180 mA @ 5.0 Volts
Kroma256 LED Panel
Kroma64 LED Panel
Kroma1 LED Board
KromaBreakout Board
Khon Controller Programming
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Arduino Software Support
* The RS-422 Breakout Board is optional, it attaches to Khon and provides 16 (LED control) + 2 (Sync In/Out) RJ11 connectors. See hardware specifications above.
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We have built full functioning prototypes of each of our boards, we have also incorporated all changes into our designs and we are ready to start building our first production runs.
We have suppliers both domestic and abroad ready to start building with deliveries within 8-10 week time frame.
We plan on continuing to develop and support the software. All of the software we developed for this project will be open source. We hope others will follow this trend and continue to develop software advancements in the future.
The only thing we are lacking is the ability to have high enough quantities allowing large cost reductions in our products.
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The simple answer is the integrated FPGA, and RS-422 drivers, for a more in-depth answer, read on...
Obviously there are a number of differences between the BeagleBoard Black and Khon from a hardware standpoint. But when it comes to controlling LEDs, the main difference is the on-board dedicated FPGA ---
Khon's Xilinx Spartan6 FPGA is used to generate the 16 simultaneous LED channel outputs, there is enough logic gates and memory in the FPGA to double this to 32 channels, but we decided to use the additional logic and 16 I/O signals for the SDRAM interface. (This could be changed in the future)
The Beaglebone Black could probably use its integrated PRU controllers to generate the LED data stream with very little CPU intervention, otherwise the CPU would be tied-up in dedicated tight-timing loops (I/O bit-banging) or possibly use timer resourced interrupts to generate the LED data stream.
Either way, there is really no comparison between a PRU (or CPU I/O bit-banging) and a dedicated FPGA for LED control, especially when it comes to added features like real-time support for synchronizing special effects, adding an alpha channel, or masking pixel data to an external event. From a hardware point of view, the FPGA is simply a better solution with parallel processing capability and programmable dedicated logic, it ends up being a very powerful simple to use LED controller.
With integrated FPGA hardware, the real advantage is when it comes to high-level programming, Khon's FPGA is a 24-bit RGB LED pixel controller with a very powerful user programmable interface. Also the full LED pixel framebuffer is located in the FPGA's dual-ported block RAM, giving simultaneous access to Khon's ARM CPU DMA engine for writing data and read access to the 16 parallel output controllers that generate the LED data streams.
Our FPGA pixel controller includes registers for the pixel output start address and pixel count, also the DMA pixel write address is programmable so any portion of the LED pixel framebuffer can be written quickly to generate very fast frame update rates.
The FPGA and CPU have direct access to the microSD card, giving all kinds of possibilities, including extremely long animations/messages or a host of special effects.
Our FPGA Framebuffer ICD document will be published shortly on the KromaLights website, also our open source application SDK will be on GitHUB soon. We have example programs written in Java and VB.net showing how easy it is to use Khon to program LED panels or light sticks with advanced features, including full color animations, scrolling rainbow marquee text banners, LEDs synchronized to sound sources, and the list goes on and on... your imagination is the limit.
In the end, would you rather spend your time concentrating on your feature rich LED lighting application using Khon's FPGA based RGB LED controller or programming the Beaglebone PRU's in assembly language, which in itself can be hard to document and maintain?
Khon-Plus also includes an on-board Bluetooth 4.0 module for smart phone based remote control applications and hardware audio support for synchronizing music or other sound sources.
Our breakout board includes RS-422 drivers, with RJ11 connectors, this simplifies and provides a more robust connection to the LED panels. Khon will also drive other vendor panels that support the Worldsemi WS2812B RGB LED, you would then connect the control lines directly to Khon's buffered I/O LED connector.
Khon can easily control your configuration. If we understood your question correctly you are planning on building 8 arrays of 6 X 27 LEDs (162 each) for a total of 1,296 RGB LEDs.
Khon will control up to 1,024 RGB LEDs per channel with support of up to 16 channels at a full frame rate of 30 Hz. When channels contain less than the 1,024 LEDs the refresh rate will be faster.
Here are the configurations we suggest:
#1. 2 Channels of 24 X 27 LEDs (648 LEDs per channel and equivalent to four of your described arrays) at approximately 60 Hz refresh.
#2. 8 Channels of 6 X 27 LEDs (162 LEDs per channel and equivalent to one of your described arrays) at approximately 200 Hz refresh.
If you are comfortable with less than a 30 Hz refresh rate you could drive all of the LEDs in a single channel as well.
Sending dynamic text messages is easy, Khon will receive the messages via USB or Bluetooth (phone / tablet, using Khon Plus) for immediate display. For your graphics, you can either store them locally on Khon's microSD card, then select the graphic you want dynamically or send the dynamic graphic using the above methods to be stored and/or displayed if desired.
We suggest taking your best guess, in this case $20 + $10 should be enough, if there is a big difference in the actual shipping cost, we will notify you and ask for additional funds or in the case of a surplus, if you want a refund or credit toward additional products.
Yes, an email explaing that you want to upgrade Khon and pledging an extra $50 for a Khon Plus is correct, this is the best way to upgrade one of the Kickstarter reward kits while taking advantage of the special Kickstarter rewards pricing.
The Xilinx Spartan6 FPGA is connected to the ARM's 16 bit static memory interface, this allows the ARM processor to map the FPGA into the cpu's extended memory space @ bandwidths over 150 Mbytes/sec.
Yes, no more worries when connecting an Arduino shield board to Khon, it has a user selectable jumper allowing either a 5 volt or 3.3 volt interface. The selection includes the ICSP output voltage and all the I/O signal levels are translated on Khon for both Master and Slave modes.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has faced persistent challenges in managing its grants, which constitute over one-half of the agency's budget, or about $4 billion annually. These challenges include achieving and measuring environmental results from grant funding. It is easier to measure grant activities (outputs) than the environmental results of those activities (outcomes), which may occur years after the grant was completed. In 2003, EPA issued a 5-year strategic plan for managing grants that set out goals, including identifying and achieving environmental outcomes. This testimony describes persistent problems EPA has faced in addressing grants' environmental results and the extent to which EPA has made progress in addressing problems in achieving environmental results from its grants. It summarizes and updates two reports GAO issued on EPA's grant management in August 2003 and March 2004.
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Climate Change:Information on NOAA's Support for States' Marine Coastal Ecosystem Resilience EffortsGAO-16-834: Published: Sep 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 2016.
Federal Fisheries Management:Additional Actions Could Advance Efforts to Incorporate Climate Information into Management DecisionsGAO-16-827: Published: Sep 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 2016.
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Waste Management:DOD Has Generally Addressed Legislative Requirements on the Use of Burn Pits but Needs to Fully Assess Health EffectsGAO-16-781: Published: Sep 26, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2016.
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Army Corps of Engineers:Additional Steps Needed for Review and Revision of Water Control ManualsGAO-16-685: Published: Jul 26, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 26, 2016.
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Oil and Gas:Interior Could Do More to Account for and Manage Natural Gas EmissionsGAO-16-607: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2016.
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Environmental Protection Agency:Status of Efforts to Address Nonpoint Source Water Pollution through the Section 319 ProgramGAO-16-697R: Published: Jul 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2016.
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Polar Satellites:NOAA Faces Challenges and Uncertainties that Could Affect the Availability of Critical Weather DataGAO-16-773T: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
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Alleyne, Jeremiah s.south B.1908 Carr
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Anderson, Richard s.south 517 Locust
Armstrong, Peter 0.802 n.north 6th
Armstrong, Thomas T.1129 n.north 25th
Arnaud, A.507 Chesnut
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Bang, George P.1814 Benton
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Beadle, Henry, 800 n.north 6th
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Brokaw, Frederick V.L., Market, se.southeast cor.corner 4tb, and 1404
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Clark, Joseph J.207 n.north 7th
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Currao, William, 920 Pine
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Dorn, Edward, 1588 Carondeiet av.avenue
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Arab mobile advertising startup Noqoush raises first round of funding of 3 Million USD
Amman, Jordan based Noqoush Mobile Media Group, the Arab company specialized in mobile advertising and mobile media monetization, reported that it has closed first 3 million US dollar investment round.
In a press release the company stated that a group of Arab and Foreign angel investors lead the round but did not disclose who ( we will try to get their names.)
The company said that the round will be used to help Noqoush with developing its mobile advertising technology "AdFalcon", what it describes "the region's first specialized advertising platform developed to link mobile applications developers, mobile website owners with advertisers to provide them with the a chance to achieve financial returns." Something that sounds similar to US based Admob which was founded by Syrian entrepreneur Omar Hamoui and was acquired by Google in 2009 for 750 million dollars.
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Big Feet, little feet. After participating in the Born to Run Race, Brittany Thomas found the endurance to give her cousin Hunter Hill a ride during the Little Feet Big Feet race at the Taste of Harrison County Saturday morning.
Two Harrison County fires have investigators offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arsonist's arrest and indictment.
Kentucky State Police arson investigator Curtis Combs is continuing his investigation on two fires that he is confident were arson.
On July 26, the home of Lewis J. Mastin, located at 3611 Grays Run, was reported to be on fire.
The fire was reported around 3 p.m. and was still being fought late that same night. All contents of the home were lost along with a vehicle parked near the house and a small tractor.
The Cynthiana City Commission's decision to not pass a 4 percent tax increase elicited applause from the small audience on Tuesday evening.
The increase, if it had been approved, would have generated 4 percent more than last year's taxes.
Commissioner Billy Grayson made the motion to accept the compensating tax rate plus 4 percent. Although the motion was seconded by Mayor Steve Moses, those were the only supporting votes.
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Whenever brown patches or dead spots appear in the lawn we are quick to suspect a grub infestation. This is not always the case though, in fact, contemporary lawn care routines may be more to blame than you realize.
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Sept. 8 – At 8:45 a.m., a non-injury accident was reported on US 62. Victoria Martin was traveling on US 62 and lost control in a curve and hit a guardrail.
Susan Brooke Darnell, William Vaughn, Marquita Dixon, Christina Reffett, Tayonna Anderson, Samantha Powell, Coty Northcutt, Justin Williams, Brooke Hicks, Matthew Mastin, Zachary Trayler, Whitney Morris, John Kuntz, and Jordan Honeycutt.
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That's a question that's not only on the minds and tongues of Cynthiana residents, but also one that the city's commissioners want answered.
An invitation is being issued to area gas station owners to attend the Oct. 11 meeting to explain how prices are set.
The Licking Valley Campus will host a writers' workshop Friday, Sept. 30, and Oct. 1, in an effort to unearth hidden writing talent in Harrison County.
Many Kentucky natives have sat at a desk to fill the pages of their journals with past memories or events from the day at hand.
Whether the pages contain details of their childhood growing-up near the coal mines of Eastern Pike County or the tobacco fields, hills and bottoms of Harrison County, it is the stories that they tell about their lives that some readers find book worthy.
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