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Amarillo City Council voted Tuesday to approve a $2.9 million agreement with the state to continue moving utilities along Loop 335 and heard a report on a new website to help pet owners recover their impounded animals.
The relocation will be the third phase of a project that will cost the city about $4 million, including reimbursements from the state. It requires the city to move water and sewer pipes along Loop 335, also called Hollywood Road, east of Interstate 27.
The vote allows City Manager Jarrett Atkinson to act as the city's agent in dealings with the Texas Department of Transportation that will expand the Loop into a controlled-access highway with entrance and exit ramps and overpasses.
The state has estimated its cost of construction at $32 million.
The first phase is complete, the second phase is underway and the third will be finished in December, according to a memo from Floyd Hartman, assistant director of utilities at the city.
Funding for the city's portion will be split between budget years.
"I think the important thing with this is Phase 1 and 2 were funded with existing funds," Atkinson said.
About $1.43 million for Phase 3 will come from this year's budget.
"We'll put the remainder of the needed funding in the upcoming budget," Atkinson said.
At the same meeting, Acting Animal Control Director Scott McDonald showed council members content on the city's website that debuted Tuesday. It includes photos of animals in the shelter and pertinent information like where they were picked up and on what date.
Pet owners or people interested in adopting a pet can sort the information by criteria like gender, breed and color. They also can contact Animal Control through the listings to indicate if they want to reclaim a lost pet or adopt one.
"This is a tool to look for their pet any time of day," McDonald said. "Every 15 minutes it's updated."
The city's information technology staff developed the system that allows neighbors or others to click a button that says they have knowledge of the pet and give the city contact information to share what they know.
Other changes McDonald presented include formalized and improved procedures to follow when an animal goes into the shelter, repairs to the facility, enhanced security, two more animal-care employees, continued Saturday operating hours and plans to tear down walls to allow the public to see all the workers in the office and the kennel area.
The changes followed the suspension of the department's director and assistant director Mike McGee and Shannon Barlow in mid-April.
Amarillo Police Department investigated allegations of inhumane euthanasia methods. A Randall County grand jury has been looking at the evidence, and Criminal District Attorney James Farren said he expects it to wrap up its work soon.
To view the new website, go to amarilloanimal control.com.
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The Sony Action Cam Mini weighs just 63g and is approximately 2/3rd the size and weight of existing models. Squeezed into its tiny dimensions, you'll find many of the same leading Sony technologies such as advanced SteadyShot and delivers eye-popping Full HD pictures and crisp stereo sound. With the ability to capture high bit-rate recording at 50mbps in XAVC S and a 170° wide angle lens, the power of the HDR-AZ1 defies its small size. The new HDR-AZ1VR Action Cam Mini (including the LVR2) from Sony is available to pre-order now from http://www.sony.co.uk. It's on general sale in UK from October 2014 for £329.
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· Smallest ever Action Cam Mini at just 63g is approximately 2/3rd the size and weight of existing models(i)
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· Fantastic picture quality with ZEISS Tessar® lens, Exmor R™ CMOS sensor and advanced SteadyShot™ image stabilisation
· Live internet video streaming via USTREAM™ allows you share your experiences with friends immediately and free Action Cam Movie Creator software[ii] enables you to simply create a stunning video
Sony's smallest ever Action Cam, the HDR-AZ1VR, brings you sensational Action Cam picture and sound quality in a tiny full HD video camera that's all ready for adventure.
Whether you're off on your travels, embarking on a mountain trek, riding your bike or just walking around, the new Action Cam Mini captures fabulous point-of-view footage, wherever you're headed.
Tipping the scales at just 63g[iii], the HDR-AZ1 is just two-thirds of the size of other Sony Action Cam models. Squeezed into its tiny dimensions, you'll find many of the same leading Sony technologies such as advanced SteadyShot and delivers eye-popping Full HD pictures and crisp stereo sound. With the ability to capture high bit-rate recording at 50mbps in XAVC S and a 170° wide angle lens, the power of the HDR-AZ1 defies its small size.
Action Cam Mini's tough, IPX4 equivalent splash-proof design shrugs off torrential rain or muddy puddles. And if your taste for adventure is even more extreme, the supplied waterproof case protects the camera from accidental bumps and drops, sand, grit and immersion to depths of 5m[iv].
Action Cam Mini HDR-AZ1VR comes complete with the brand-new RM-LVR2V Live-View Remote[v]. This handy wrist-mounted commander with screen not only lets you view shots, but also fully control and adjust settings, playback and delete footage whilst the camera is mounted on your head or handlebars. It is also able to control up to 5 cameras if you're looking for a dramatic multi POV video. The remote now logs GPS data that's transferred to the camera while you're on the move and it is through moving this GPS tracking capability to the remote that Sony has been able to achieve the downsizing it was aiming for in the AZ1.
When you're back home, the new Action Cam Movie Creator software allows you to make stunning video easily with intuitive operations. You can enjoy a wide selection of editing functions such as speed and distance overlays to add extra depth to your videos. It's a great way to re-trace every twist and turn of that bike trek or half-marathon and with the ability to shoot high frame rate recording at 120 fps, you can make beautiful and smooth slow-motion footage.
The camera's back-illuminated Exmor RTM CMOS sensor is teamed with a premium ZEISS lens and Sony's powerful BIONZ XTM processor for fabulously vivid, detailed images – even if you're shooting in fading light at the end of a long day. Advanced SteadyShot[vi] realizes stable and beautiful images whether you're walking or experiencing the rapid vibrations when riding a motorcycle.
The HDR-AZ1VR can stream live video of your adventures to the world via a live streaming site such as USTREAM, right while it's happening[vii]. You can send a message via SNS (social network service) when starting the live streaming to alert friends that the action is about to commence, see the number of viewers and record the streaming video to a memory card.
An expanded range of accessories gives more options than ever for using Action Cam Mini while you're out and about. The VCT-BPM1 Backpack Mount attaches the camera securely to the strap of a rucksack[viii]. The BLT-CHM1 is a clip-on style Head Mount Kit that fixes the camera firmly to a cap for the perfect point-of-view shooting solution. The SPK-AZ1 Waterproof Case means that you don't have to worry about splashes and the NP-BY1 Rechargeable Battery Pack eliminates the worry of running out of charge. The ACC-TRDCY Accessory Kit combines a battery and USB charger and there's also a choice of four specially-tailored Action Cam Mini kits, with all the extras needed to suit your lifestyle – whether you're a biker, snowboarder or action sports fan.
The Action Cam official website which will feature product updates and product videos will launch imminently and can be accessed at http://www.sony.net/actioncam
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The distortion caused by the curved lens housing when shoot under water is well known.Go Pro has been providing a flat lens housing as standard since their Hero3 models.Sony uses a curved lens housing for the HDR-AS100VR.However,for £40,you can buy a flat lens conversion 'kit/front'.I am surprise Sony again provide a curved lens housing for the AZ1VR as standard.It's just a under hand way of squeezing another £40 out of their customers.Other wise why use a curved lens housing when a flat one will give result equally good both below and above water.


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Art-rap, he'd say, is the continuation of the lofty concepts embodied by Jean-Michel Basquiat, K-Rob and Rammellzee (RIP) back in '83 — hip-hop as high art. After all, TV on the Radio makes art-rock, and No Age can make art-punk.
But the Chicago-bred, L.A.-based Eagle understands what Oscar Wilde knew: If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you. So on his Mush Records debut, Unapologetic Art Rap, he turns to the skit to air his grievances, a strategy pioneered by Prince Paul and De La Soul, longtime torchbearers for art-rap before the term existed.
Once a staple on rap albums, skits have been an endangered species lately. The blog-rap generation has no Madd Rapper. There is no "$20 Sack Pyramid." On 2007's "100 Miles & Running," Wale lampooned clueless label executives who wanted him to make a Soulja Boy–type dance song, a joke that lost its punch line when he signed to Interscope and vainly avoided hypocrisy.
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Sarah understood that changing the world meant starting with our relationship.
President Barack Obama has been in office nearly one year, making it two since my late daughter Sarah trudged through a freezing winter in Iowa to help him win the nomination. According to a Gallup poll conducted on the anniversary of the presidential vote, only 28% of Americans still believe that Mr. Obama will be "able to heal political divisions in the country." A year ago, 54% felt he would be able to do so.
When I read those figures I can't help thinking about Sarah. For the two of us reflected the country's political divisions in our own relationship—a case familiar to many American families. As a conservative and an active participant in political conflicts, I am acutely aware of how difficult it is, despite best intentions, to change the tone in the midst of debate, and how many otherwise thoughtful people can be swept up in its lower passions.
Despite our political differences—and the painful distances and predictable frustrations they created—Sarah and I ultimately came to the point where we were able to avoid the rancors of these public imbroglios. By the time she was overtaken by medical complications that derived from a birth defect, and which made efforts like her Iowa campaign extraordinarily difficult, we were quite close. Sarah and I were able to be respectful not only of the fact that we had such differences, but of the reasons why we had them. After her death in March 2008, I decided to write a memoir of her remarkable life, and to include the story of our estrangement and reunion in the hopes it might be helpful to others facing similar divisions.
My daughter was largely responsible for our reconciliation. She wanted to change the world—yet she knew this could only be accomplished one person at a time, and only by respecting the dignity of others.
Despite her physical disabilities, Sarah traveled on buses and on foot across San Francisco to feed the homeless. Even though she was a vegetarian herself, she learned to prepare meat dishes for them, because that was what they wanted. She stood vigil in bitter winters at San Quentin prison whenever there was an execution. But she did not think the criminals on behalf of whom she protested were innocent. Nor did she think they should be released. Sarah just felt that it was bad for the nation's soul to take a life.
Over the years, I came to realize that while some of my daughter's views were different from mine, the values they reflected and, most importantly, the estimates of human character on which they were based, were not so different that I could not recognize them. This recognition and the love I felt for her allowed me to open my heart and to learn.
A particular bone of contention between us had been over the Jewish concept of tikkun olam, which means "repair of the world," and is often wrongly conflated with the left's quest for "social justice." My life experience had led me to conclude that not only was changing the world an impossible dream, but the refusal to recognize it as such was the source of innumerable individual tragedies and of epic misery that human beings had inflicted on each other in my lifetime through the failed utopianisms of Nazism and communism.
For more than a decade, Sarah and I argued across this gap with much disappointment until I came to realize that I was missing a crucial element that connected her view and mine. This realization was crystallized in an exchange we had over a book I had written called "The End of Time." In that book, I observed that while the prophets of all religions taught us to love each other as we love ourselves and to think that "there but for the grace of God go I," this advice was ultimately imprudent.
Is it wise, I asked, "to put our trust in strangers, or to love our enemies as ourselves? Would we advise our children to do so?"
Then came a passage to which Sarah took great exception: "I cannot embrace this radical faith," I wrote. "I feel no kinship with those who can cut short a human life without remorse; or with terrorists who target the innocent; or with adults who torment small children for the sexual thrill. I suspect no decent soul does either."
Sarah took these words as an attack on the very rationale of her life, and responded at first with anger. But she relented and then wrote me this: "My objection is that you're confusing compassion with gullibility. I do visit prisoners and I think it matters to make that human connection. That doesn't mean I'd necessarily trust them with my purse. I wouldn't let the State execute them in my name either. I don't think kinship with people who've crossed the line blurs my own morality. In fact, it gives it more clarity. If you see someone in the fullness of their humanity, you see how they are acting out their own confusion and suffering.
"This does not justify hurtful or evil acts. It doesn't even always inspire forgiveness. But if you see someone this way, you respond more in sadness than in anger. And that is simply a more excellent state of being."
A more excellent state of being. My daughter not only understood the limits we face in trying to repair the world, but she had taught me that compassion like hers could be informed by a sense of these limits as well. "Even if you've never had this experience," she continued, "respect the experience of those who have. I'm not talking about an idea either. This is a full-bodied understanding of another person. This practice has in fact transformed all my relationships, including ours by the way."
Mr. Horowitz is the author, most recently, of "A Cracking of the Heart," a memoir about his daughter just published by Regnery.


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This is a good time to sell and take profits with both Ebay and Amazon. The quiet negative factor that most have no clue about is the post office's January 27th international shipping rate hike. They doubled the shipping for both Canada and worldwide of packages 1 pound or less and raised by 50% packages between 1 and 4 pounds. When Non-U.S. buyers who like to buy from Americans see their shipping cost from 50-100%; many or most will no longer buy or bid a lot less on auctions. The post office's greedy and stupid rate hike will negative;y impact Ebay throughout the year and prevent share price from moving out of the $50 to $55 range. Most likely Ebay trades in the $40 to $53 range for the next year
Who cares about the post offices hike? international buyers are a fraction of the overall ebay sales on the us site. of those only a small % will care at all. You have no clue what you are talking about, this will have zero effect at all.


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Joe Martin admits he's taking a risk.
Martin, 31, plans to close his Martin's Barber Shop on Main Street in Bellwood to undertake a new venture - he plans to open Martin's Barber School near Huntingdon in September.
"I am not afraid to take a chance," said Martin, who opened his barber shop in December 2006 after graduating from the Barber Styling Institute in Camp Hill.
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Barber Joe Martin stands outside his Bellwood barber shop on Tuesday. Martin plans to close the shop and open Martin's Barber School near Huntingdon.
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Barber Joe Martin gives Robert O'Shell of Bellwood a haircut Tuesday at his Bellwood barber shop. O'Shell received his first haircut as a boy at this same barber shop.
Martin admits it was a tough decision to close his barber shop.
"This building has been a barber shop since 1953. I am selling so I can open the school, not because we haven't been successful. For eight years business has been very good," Martin said.
"It was a very tough decision because we have a successful business, and now we are starting over again," he said. "It is the unknown factor. I've done research, and I feel it should take off, but you don't know until you fill all the seats in the school."
Martin, who will be owner/ director, said he decided to open the school because of a lack of barbers in central Pennsylvania. The nearest schools are in Pittsburgh and Camp Hill.
"In that area, there is a shortage," said Matthew Schwalm, owner/director of the Barber Styling Institute in Camp Hill. "It will fill in the gap a little more. It takes a lot of time and dedication to get the students trained."
Statewide, the number of barbers in Pennsylvania has actually increased from 3,179 in 2010 to 3,429 as of Feb. 1, and the number of barber schools has increased from 23 to 32 over that same period, according to the Pennsylvania Board of Barber Examiners.
Martin, a Huntingdon County native, found a building at 10722 Fairgrounds Road to house his school. He will rent the more than 1,800-square-foot facility from Jay and Linda Grubb, former owners of the Hesston Speedway.
Martin believes he has found a good location.
"There are enough people in Huntingdon to support it as far as customers," he said. "We are targeting the State College, Huntingdon, Lewistown and Altoona areas for the students."
Martin obtained his barber-teacher license in July 2013 and is now accepting students for classes, which are scheduled to begin Sept. 9.
"I can have ten students; that is what will be nice. They will all have one-on-one time with the instructor," Martin said.
Classes will be held 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday.
The course, which will cost about $9,900, will take nine months or 1,250 hours, which are state regulations, Martin said,
Finding a building was the most difficult step in starting up the school.
"The building needs to meet state regulations," Martin said. "It must be at least 1,250 square feet of floor space. You also need parking."
"You need to have the building ready to go before state inspection," he said.
At some point, Martin would like to expand.
"I would eventually like to add evening classes, but would have to hire an instructor for that. We could have more chairs. You are allowed a maximum of 20 students per instructor," Martin said.
Students will begin cutting hair on the third day of classes.
"The work is all done by the students. The instructor is not allowed to cut hair, but all work is inspected by the instructor," Martin said.
"We will offer $5 haircuts for men and a discounted price for women. Walk-ins will be accepted. It will be just like a barber shop," Martin said.
Barber school is a good opportunity, Martin said.
"With today's economy there are a lot of people looking for a job and a career they can start for a low cost. Barbering is one of them. You don't need to pay full college price," Martin said.
Anyone interested in applying to the school should call 822-2045.
Walt Frank can be reached at 946-7467.


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Skip to comments.USO Canteen FReeper Style....Rocky Versace Tribute.... July 28,2002
Posted on 07/28/2002 1:31:09 AM PDT by Snow Bunny
Please click on the wonderful picture of the COLORADO Freepers Supporting our Troops !!! Thank you so much
Couldn't have said it better. When I was in the Navy I would wonder how I would react if captured. I thank God I never had to find out.
I had those same thoughts too. I am also thankful to God.
Thank you. It's good to be back. ((HUG))
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Today's classic warship, USS Maryland (ACR-8)
Pennsylvania class armored cruiser
Displacement: 13,680 t. (norm)
Length: 50311
Beam: 697
Draft: 26
Speed: 22.4 k.
Complement: 890
Armament: 4 8; 14 6; 18 3; 4 3-pdrs; 2 18 torpedo tubes
Commissioned on 18 April 1905
Sold for scrap on 11 February 1930
The USS MARYLAND (ACR-8) was laid down by the Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., Newport News, Va., 7 October 1901; launched 12 September 1903; sponsored by Miss Jennie Scott Waters; and commissioned 18 April 1905, Capt. R. R. Ingersoll in command.
In October 1905, following shakedown, MARYLAND joined the Atlantic Fleet for operations along the east coast and in the Caribbean, where she took part in the 1906 winter maneuvers off Cuba. The next summer, she conducted a training cruise for Massachusetts Naval Militiamen, and then readied for transfer to the Pacific. Departing Newport 8 September 1906. she sailed, via San Francisco and Hawaii, for the Asiatic station where she remained until October 1907. She then returned to San Francisco and for the next decade she cruised throughout the Pacific, participating in survey missions to Alaska (1912 and 1913); carrying Secretary of State Knox to Tokyo for the funeral of Emperor Meiji Tenno (September 1912); steaming off the Central American coast to aid, if necessary, Americans endangered by political turmoil in Mexico and Nicaragua (1913, 1914, and 1916); and making numerous training cruises to Hawaii and the South-Central Pacific.
When Congress declared war on Germany, 6 April 1917, the armored cruiser, renamed FREDERICK, 9 November 1916, was en route from Puget Sound to San Francisco. Taking on men and supplies at the latter port, she got underway for the Atlantic. From May 1917 through January 1918, she patrolled the southeastern Atlantic off the coast of South America. On 1 February, she was assigned to escort duty in the North Atlantic and until the signing of the Armistice she convoyed troopships east of the 37th meridian. By 20 November, she was attached to the Cruiser and Destroyer Force and before mid-1919 had completed six round trips returning troops from France. Detached from that duty, she entered the Philadelphia Navy Yard where she was briefly placed in reduced commission.
FREDERICK crossed the Atlantic again, carrying the U.S. Olympic Team to Antwerp, Belgium, as she conducted a naval reservist training cruise in July of 1920. At the end of that year she returned to the Pacific Fleet. Serving as flagship of the Train, Pacific Fleet, for the next year, she conducted only one lengthy cruise, to South America in March 1921. Operations off the west coast took up the remainder of her active duty career and on 14 February 1922 she decommissioned and entered the Reserve Fleet at Mare Island. She was struck from the Naval Register 13 November 1929 and sold 11 February 1930.
A city boy, Kenny, moved to the country and bought a donkey from an old farmer for $100.00. The farmer agreed to deliver the donkey the next day. The next day the farmer drove up and said, "Sorry son, but I have some bad news, the donkey died."
Kenny replied, "Well then, just give me my money back."
The farmer said, "Can't do that. I went and spent it already."
Kenny said, "OK then, just unload the donkey."
The farmer asked, "What ya goanna do with him?"
Kenny, "I'm going to raffle him off."
Farmer, " You can't raffle off a dead donkey!"
Kenny, "Sure I can. Watch me. I just won't tell anybody he is dead."
A month later the farmer met up with Kenny and asked, "What happened with that dead donkey?"
Kenny, "I raffled him off. I sold 500 tickets at two dollars apiece and made a profit of $898.00."
Farmer, "Didn't everyone complain?"
Kenny, "No, just the guy who won. So I gave him his two dollars back."
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An almost sobered up drunk is at Sunday mass listening to a long, boring sermon. Feeling still hungover and tired he finally nods out hoping no one will notice.
The priest has been watching him all along and at the end of the sermon decides to make an example out of him.
"Who in this room would like a place in heaven please stand up" he exclaims. The whole room stands up except of course, for one.
Obviously displeased he now says loudly, "and he who would like to find a place in hell please STAND UP." The man catching only the last part, groggily stands up only to look around and find that he's alone standing up.
Confused and embarrassed he says, "I don't know what we're voting on here father but sure seems like you and me are the only ones standing for it."
Posted on 07/28/2002 1:24 AM Central by Yehuda
She has had numerous operations, including bone and skin grafts, and we thought she was on the road to recovery, but I was informed Fri afternoon that she just spent 11 hours in surgery in Houston, and that she is now fighting a massive infection and has lost a large piece of muscle in one leg.
Jewish custom is to pray in the name of the person's mother, thus I ask anyone who can, to please say Tehillim/Psalms and/or a refuah shelemah prayer, asking G-d for a complete recovery for Emma Bas Malcha.
Thank you in advance for your kind thoughts and prayers for this sweet girl. - Yehuda
SALUTE !!! And THANK YOU!
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: A challenging 2 lap course. Very well organised, friendly marshalls and spectators.. A great way to spend an evening.Date of review: July 29, 2007
In short: Well organised race. Surprisingly challenging in places. I found the marshalls, spectators and other runners friendly. A good quality medal, goody bag was ok. Entry fee was a bit high but was for NSPCC. Date of review: July 23, 2007
In short: Very well organised race. Friendly marshalls and spectators. Many drinks stations. The wind made going difficult this year. With the right weather conditions it could be a fast course. I'll be back next year.Date of review: July 15, 2007
In short: Glorious scenery. Friendly marshalls and spectators. One of the toughest 10ks I've done. I'll be back next year.Date of review: July 7, 2007
In short: A new challenging course. Marshalls and spectators were as supportive as always. The route wasn't as scenic as before but hillier. I kept thinking of the Potter's Arf. Berry Park was a good finishing location. I'll be back next year.Date of review: July 2, 2007
In short: One word - excellent. Well organised, challenging course. Friendly marshalls, spectators and runners. Medal and T-shirt for finishing the run. I'll be back next year.Date of review: June 24, 2007
In short: A challenging course with a few big hills. Marshalls and spectators are very supportive. Excellent ceramic plate, medal and T-shirt for finishers. A worthy successor to the old Potts Marathon. I'll be back next year.Date of review: June 10, 2007
In short: A great way to spend a Friday night. Ideal running conditions. A flat 2.5 lap course. Excellent organisation.Date of review: June 3, 2007
In short: Very well organised race. Many thanks to marshalls and those manning the drinks stations on a hot day. A 2 lap course that is reasonably flat. Drinks stations worked very well. Only suggestion would be a couple of showers on the course when so hot.Date of review: June 3, 2007
In short: Challenging course. Beautiful scenery. Friendly marshals, spectators and other runners. Drinks stations with water and energy drink were well appreciated. I'd suggest a medal for completing the course would be good.Date of review: May 24, 2007
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Be a part of a fast growing Silicon Valley startup in our Cebu lab, where you will help build important and interesting technology and be part of a real Silicon Valley technology team. We are building Internet information privacy infrastructure and our intention is to make the Internet a safer place for everyone. This position may require long hours and hard work, but will be rewarded by participating in projects that literally change the world for the better. Serious candidates should be prepared to encounter challenging problems and unexpected opportunities. Some travel to San Francisco, California, USA may be required.
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- Communicating with your corporate team in California to collect requirements and deliver results. Delivering results generally means researching products and companies on the Internet, finding the correct information and getting it into the database, without errors.
- Keeping track of various businesses and products that are important to Customers, such as Ad Networks, Mobile device companies, Applications and so forth. The person filling this position will be responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the data that they are responsible for collecting and maintaining and this is the most critical aspect of the position.
- Communicating with software engineers in California and Cebu as necessary. The data that you are responsible for will be used in a variety of Customer projects and the person you will be tasked with duties to support the people that are working on these projects, answering questions, finding supporting data, ensuring the quality of the data and so forth.
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- Previous experience in a position that required taking personal responsibility for a project, communicating in English and handling a large amount of data.
- High competency in computers, Internet technologies and relational databases. Competency with SQL is required. Competency with Linux and the linux shell is a big plus.
- Excellent English and Excellent communication skills. - Proficiency at writing reports, using Word processors and spreadsheets.
- Hard working, willing to crank on projects for hours - willing to do this individually (music OK!).
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Wonderful!!! WOW!! I did add 1/4 tsp dried thyme and 1/4 tsp dried basil to flour mixture, and used panko (Japanese) bread crumbs. I had more flour than I needed, but just the right amount of bread crumbs and egg mixture. Even though I thought 30-40 minutes was too long to cook them, I did so anyway...and they were perfect. I did uncover and cook on higher heat the last 5 minutes to crisp the outside. After serving, squeezing a lemon on top brought out the flavors. This was as good as any Wiener Schnitzel I had in Germany. Definitely a real treat and a keeper.
Thank you so much for this recipe. My husband loved it alot and was extremely happy that I found it. I would be interested in more Austrian/German recipes so that he will be a happy boy! Thanks again.. Linda
This is very good. I waited and waited for the veal to go on sale, finally it was so I made this recipe. My family really liked it especially with the lemon, yum. I have always wanted to try Wiener Schnitzel and it did not dissappoint. Thank you for sharing this recipe with my family and me.
We love Wiener Schnitzel and this one is really delicious! I did add garlic powder in with the flour and it was a great addition!
Very good Schnitzel, and so easy to make! My family and I enjoyed it very much. I did add more lemon, as we really like it on ours. This is a repeater here. Thanks!
Very tasty ! This was very easy to make and the paprika was a good edition.. I did use more than directed though.. that said, it still wasn't predonimant so next time I will up the paprika yet again. I also pan fried mine in olive oil and these cook in a few minutes if you have hammered the meat out thin enough. Sadly I remembered the lemon slices in their bowl in the fridge just as we were finishing the last bites of our meal... next time I wil be sure to try this wilh lemon. DH said that for his tastes this was a little too bland.. he wanted some herbs or something extra in it, but veal isn't his prefered meat so what does he know ? LOL. Please see my Rating System: 4 excellent stars for a great Schnitzel recipe that I will be having pleasure in making again. Made for Zaar World Tour 2008. Thanks!
A classic, and one of my children's favorites, which is why I made it for them today. Really not much different from my regular non-recipe - except I shallow-fried in olive oil. Thanks.
I really, really loved this. I had to give it four stars, because my husband insisted it's not quite right without fresh nutmeg grated on it. Once we added that, it was a 5 star for sure. Highly recommended.
Well I finally made this recipe and it was great!!!!! I am very pleased with the choice that I made with my first PAC and This recipe will be used again,when ever veal is on sale or maybe next time I will use chicken. I did buy the thin cutlets instead of anything thick,so i didnt cook them for too long and I used lemon juice instead of the fresh lemons. All in all it was very good and everyone loved it!!!!
This was very quick and easy. The veal I bought was very, very thin, so I only cooked it uncovered instead of covered, and in butter instead of vegetable oil. I had to cook it two batches, and I probably cooked it less than ten minutes per batch. It was really a treat. I'll save my pennies until I can afford veal again (LOL) and will definitely make it as often as I can.


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The location/view and proximity to Denali park are great.
It is a motel and is pretty simple but clean. Rooms are very small.
The staff was great... The tour person from FL was the best help in Alaska. She was excellent..
NO AC!!! Need AC in the early months of summer..
Location and services offered.
The proximity to the park entrance is great, not even one mile south of the park. The best thing is the view, spend he extra 25 bucks and get the room with the valley view, it is spectacular, probably the best view from a hotel that I've ever stayed at.
The hotel itself is basic, very few TV channels, no pool, which isn't to bad since you will be out most of the day.
Location was great and scenery spectacular. Food was average. Staff was excellent and responsive to requests.
Rooms are small, noise from adjoining rooms can be an issue. We first arrived on Saturday evening and got into our room in I105 and almost asleep after a long day when the family with very small rambunctious children in I205 started running and jumping and screaming. The room amplified the sound and it caused a real issue. After calling the front desk to see if they could reach out to the family, the adult male hung up the phone and started jumping as well. I suppose he wanted to set the example for his children on how to be more annoying. After the desk called me back to tell me they had talked to him, I let them know the situation had only been made worse. The hotel or the guests even should have realized that traveling with small children can be difficult and probably best to be on a ground floor. Fortunately the hotel had another room though in a different building that we had to drive down the hill to reach and then walk about a quarter mile to but it was worth the hassle. Nice and quiet and clean.
perfect view from terrace
For a hotel, the staff is not refined
Denali Cabins is about 9 miles from the Denali National Park. It is convenient to reach the park if you have a car. The cabins are self contained (shower and toilet) and give a rustic feel. There is restaurant on site where meals are served.
The room heater doesn't seem to work (or the hotel purposely turns it off in summer). When we woke up in the morning, the entire room was cold. Thankfully we were kept warm by the blankets.
Nice room. Quiet. Pretty quilts on the beds. No air conditioning, although an open window turned to be adequate. Very limited continental breakfast, no decaf coffee, only non-dairy creamer. Free WiFi, but slow connection. Refrigerator and microwave in room. Good value for the price considering location near Denali National Park.
Price a little high.
Loved the beautiful setting, extremely knowledgable and friendly staff, the beautiful flowers everywhere and the delicious food in the cafe.
The location is great for Denali. Good food, friendly,clean, & comfortable.
Bathroom a little tight, but at least it was in the room.
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A breakfast restaurant chain is eyeing South Carolina and hopes to locate in the Aiken area.
Toast Café is wanting to expand and is searching for someone who would be interested in investing in the franchise.
Brett Larrabee, director of brand development for Toast Café, said this restaurant concept fits into the "better breakfast category" because it offers a better food product, faster and more accurate service and a great dining experience to its customers.
He added that the full-service restaurant offers casual dining with a broad menu of breakfast, brunch and lunch items.
"It's not just your average run-of-the-mill pancake place," Larrabee said.
Larrabee said someone with business experience and a passion for hospitality or good food would be a good candidate to open one of these restaurants.
The eatery opens at 7 a.m. and close at 3 p.m., which Larrabee said offers a good quality of life for the operator and employees.
Jason Serkin opened a Toast Café in Fort Mill because he and his wife didn't feel there were many breakfast options in their growing town. He said his experience has been "unbelievable" and that Toast Café doesn't feel like the typical chain restaurant.
"People come in hungry, and they leave with a smile, usually," Serkin said.
Toast Café was first established in 2005 in Huntersville, N.C., in a small house that was converted into a restaurant by Brian Burchill and Robert Maynard, according to a press release.
The business just entered the franchise system this year.
Anyone interested in opening a Toast Café in the Aiken area can call Larrabee at 952-353-0199.
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Soccer-hating journo goes to Western Sydney Wanderers/Sydney FC A-League match. Sees the light
- From: news.com.au
- October 28, 2013
HIS NAME is Mark Boreham and he is wild-eyed with excitement. He beats an advertising hoarding with the frenzy of a heavy metal drummer, and he stomps on his plastic seat like the thing's on fire.
A 41-year-old construction worker from the western Sydney suburb of Penrith, Boreham says he used to be "a full-on rugby league fan". Twelve months ago, he barely knew a penalty from a free kick. That was then. Today, Boreham is a mad Western Sydney Wanderers fan.
"Mate I'd never watched the game at all," he says while swaying to the chants of the Wanderers cheer squad, the Red and Black Bloc (RBB). "This is about a feeling, about soul. You feel like you're part of those guys out there."
Mark Boreham is one face among tens of thousands, who together represent an unprecedented transformation in Australian sport.
The AFL said the Greater Western Sydney Giants were going to take over Sydney's west. Rugby league said nuh-uh, no way, this is our territory. While the two oval ball codes sniped at each other across the public relations trenches, soccer snuck in and completely outflanked the pair of them with plain old-fashioned people power.
But how and why? Soccer in Australia has had more false dawns than an Antarctic winter. What's different now? To answer that, I went to my first A-League match to find out for myself.
Let me take you there now. It is Saturday night, the Sydney Derby, Sydney FC versus Western Sydney Wanderers. The Sydney Football Stadium is a sell-out.
Some perspective. A few weeks earlier, I attended an NRL final at this same stadium with a crowd of around 30,000. A few weeks before that I attended a regular-season NRL game which would have been lucky to have 5,000 fans - never mind the embarrassed NRL's grossly inflated crowd figure. And now there are 40,000 fans. For soccer.
But numbers don't explain this thing. Only the vibe explains it. So let me tell you about the vibe, about how the minute you get off that train at Central, you see fans everywhere, some marching, some singing, some drinking quietly in pubs.
And that's just a taster. When you climb the hill and approach the ground is when you really start to get this thing. It's the noise. The match hasn't started yet but there's chanting like you've never heard in your life. Revolutions are noisy, and that's what this thing feels like.
Even then, you don't totally get this thing until you sit yourself in one of the few spare seats in the corner where George Gregan once made an impossible tackle in a rugby union Test, and where Andrew Johns threw a famous pass in the 1997 ARL grand final.
You take a slug of your beer, have another slug to make sure you haven't gone totally mad, inhale, exhale, then completely open your senses to this thing.
This thing is unlike any other thing in Australian sport. This thing is a party, a carnival, a festival, a concert. This thing is a mass outpouring of passion - not just of sporting passion - but of togetherness, of belonging. The RBB is a place where brickies and brokers, where young and old, where women with blonde hair and women in burqas, come together to feel a part of something.
As Mark Boreham says, "it's a sport we can all get into together, not just a bunch of yobbos going 'f-k you, ref".
The chants are fabulously inclusive. Some are funny, some are catchy, but my favourite is a simple call-and-response chant where one group of Wanderers fans asks: "Who do we sing for", and the other group replies: "We sing for Wanderers".
This simple call-and-response symbolises the inclusiveness. Like religious hymns, the chants affirm the communal faith. They're not about gloating when they're winning or inciting any sort of ill-feeling. It's about celebrating the common ground they all share.
You've never seen anything. Like. This. #WSW https://t.co/HR6ns9f19o— Chris Paine (@christoforpaine) October 26, 2013
And in the middle of all this, a soccer match breaks out. A few quick points about that:
Firstly, Sydney FC will run last this year. They are woeful. Secondly, the standard of the game, even accounting for Sydney FC, is better than I'd been led to believe. Passes are slick. A couple of the through-balls show real vision. The game flows. Thirdly, the skills of Wanderers pin-up boy Shinji Ono are truly sublime. But you already knew that, right?
And fourthly, the soccer barely matters.
When the Wanderers score the first goal after 11 minutes, the cheer is no louder than the chants which echo across the terraces the entire match. It's the same at the end of the game. The 2-0 victory over their cross-town rival is a great result for Wanderers fans, but that final whistle is a bit of a letdown, like the "last drinks" call at a rocking pub.
Let me share one other thought from the night, and this one's the biggie.
I've always cringed a little when I heard people call soccer "The Beautiful Game". To me, it's always been like boxing people calling their sport "The Sweet Science" as a way of masking its brutality.
What I know now is, it doesn't matter whether you're viewing an ugly match or a beautiful match. The beauty is a package. The beauty includes what happens on and off the field. It even includes the feeling inside you as you watch this thing.
The Wanderers fans have forged a real sense of community, based partly on love of the game, but partly also on a sense of community. And all of that has been infectious. The Sydney FC fans in The Cove were nearly as loud on Saturday night. They also unfurled a giant banner paying respect to bushfire victims.
Gestures like this are signs that soccer fans want to be seen as part of the mainstream community, as people working with the community rather than rallying against it. Soccer in Australia used to be about old allegiances and old conflicts. Now it's about inclusiveness. About building friendships. About having a good time, not an angry time.
That's the difference. That's why this thing is finally taking over like they've always told us it would. And that's why kids no longer turn up at junior soccer training in the jersey of their favourite AFL or NRL player. These days they wear A-League jumpers.
Is soccer destined to be Australia's #1 sport or just having a good patch? Continue the conversation in the comments below or on Twitter with @newscomauHQ and @ALeague and with the author of this story @antsharwood and with @Christoforpaine, who went to the match with Ant and made the awesome vine embedded above.
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Guru of Adelaide Posted at 10:06 AM October 29, 2013
Having both parents born in europe i have always had soccer as a heritage but grew up playing aussie rules while following soccer. Ended up making a living from Aussie Rules for a few years and always had teammates bagging the a league cause its boring and not that skill ful. After finally talking these AFL teammates of mine into attending a Adel vs Melb Victory game they were hooked. They loved the atmosphere and were very suprised by the skill level and appreciation of movement while at the game. Before all these supporters of other sports belittle soccer you should head out to a game and you may be suprised and enjoy it as I now regularly attend a league games with my AFL teammates especially if a friday night game is on at hindmarsh as they love it as much as i do now plus its a good alternative during the AFL/NRL off season
azzos Posted at 10:04 AM October 29, 2013
No hope in hell of outdoing Aussie Rules.
Cam Todd of Melbourne Posted at 9:43 AM October 29, 2013
Soccer and NRL are boring compared to AFL!! In AFL something is always happening


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Apple today released a native tvOS app that will allow Apple TV 4 users to live stream Apple's upcoming event scheduled on Monday, March 21. The "Apple Events" app also makes it possible to watch replays of many of the previous Apple keynotes.
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It appears that the time has come for the little black box to grow up and become a significant player in Apple's ecosystem. Some reports even speculate that the Apple TV will be THE center of the Apple ecosystem in homes; connecting Internet of Things devices via HomeKit, showcasing iCloud & Photos content, playing games and eventually streaming broadcast television. While the iPhone 6s will undoubtedly take center stage at this Wednesday's event, all signs point to the new Apple TV being the real star of the show.
Apple has just sent out invitations for its next special event on September 9th. The event will be held at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco at 10:00 am. It is widely expected that the new Apple TV model will be announced during the event.
Apple has just announced on its Spring Forward event that it became an exclusive launch partner for a standalone HBO NOW streaming service, which is set to debut on Apple TV in April.
Apple Events channel has just appeared on the Apple TV main menu ahead of today's Spring Forward Apple event.
Live streaming will be available on a second- and third-generation Apple TV with software 6.2 or later.
Apple will be hosting (and live streaming) an event on March 9. Judging by Apple's track record of cryptic invites, the "Spring Forward" tagline shouts out that the event will be mostly about the Apple Watch. But there are some goodies hidden somewhere here for us Apple TV users, too.


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Saturday, August 23, 2014
The Lowcountry Conservatory of Music (LCM), a newly established nonprofit music education program serving Charleston and Georgetown counties by promoting excellence in music through high-caliber private music education and public performance, is pleased to announce its inaugural enrollment for fall 2014.
Founding directors and Mount Pleasant residents Michael and Agnes Giuliani dreamed of the idea to start a nonprofit music conservatory, which will offer individual and small group instruction to early childhood, pre-college and adult students.
Now a reality, the Lowcountry Music Conservatory will offer applied lessons (private, semi-private and group) in a variety of disciplines, including string, guitar, woodwinds and brass as well as a robust academic program featuring casual community-oriented courses such as note reading, "A Journey Through Music History," and "The Art of Listening," comprehensive courses in music theory and music history, and a college-preparatory certificate program. LCM faculty is comprised of the area's finest music educators, many of whom are active performing artists.
Students can take advantage of the conservatory's offerings at two Lowcountry locations: Eastbridge Presbyterian Church, 3058 North Highway 17 in Mount Pleasant and Old Winyah High School at 1200 Highmarket Street, Georgetown, South Carolina.
Enrollment is now open with informational meetings scheduled Saturday, Augu. 23 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. for interested students at the Georgetown location and Monday, Aug. 25 from 7-8 p.m. in Mount Pleasant. The fall 2014 semester begins Sept. 2. Students may enroll online at www.lowcountryconservatory.org or by phone at 843-619-7054.
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