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Commercial yeast works across a much wider range of temps and conditions. I like to ferment Ischia ~62-65F for best flavor development.
I agree with Bill on this. If you ever made bread with a warm rise of 8 to 12 hours on an Ischia starter, it packs a very strong sourdough flavor compared to cold rise. I keep mine in a wine cooler at 56F.

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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Don't Fight the Fed
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Don't fight the Federal Reserve .
That was Jim Cramer's lesson for his "Mad Money" TV show viewers Monday. He told investors that sometimes the macroeconomic picture matters more than the results of individual stocks.
Cramer said today's market's rally was a classic lesson in the tug-of-war between the microeconomic "realists," who analyze the results of individual companies, versus the macroeconomic "impressionists," who look at the world in a more abstract manner.
Sometimes the realists are in charge, noted Cramer, but other times, like today, the abstract data such as industrial gains in China or a positive manufacturing number here at home are all that's needed for a healthy rally.
That's why Cramer said he learned a long time ago to never fight the Fed. If the central bank is working hard to spur manufacturing or strengthen the banks, eventually it will succeed, and the last place an investor wants to be is on the wrong side of that trade. The banks, oils, copper, aluminum and materials stocks are all on the Fed's radar, said Cramer, and those are the stocks that were lifted most by Monday's macro news.
There is no right or wrong when it comes to whether the micro or macro picture matters more over the long term, Cramer concluded, but at least for today the abstract macro picture was the one to which the markets paid more attention.
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In the losing column, there's Intel (INTC) , down 15% in the third quarter, but there's no bull case to be made with that stock or with Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) , another Dow laggard.
Over on the S&P 500 , Cramer said there are lots of hot stocks including Sprint Nextel (S) and Tesoro (TSO) , but those stocks also need big pullbacks to be investable. Monster Beverage (MNST) is intriguing, he said, but energy drinks are a tricky category.
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I've had only liquids for a whopping three days so far. I saw this piece about Angela Stokes who did this for 92 days. That's a loooong time! Doing what I do, it's not easy to not actually eat anything, be we'll see. Last time I tried this my energy spiked and it felt pretty good, so I'll report back soon. For now, below is a recipie for a shake I drink almost every day (even when not doing this whole liquid-only thing). I LOVE cilantro, and below you'll also find some reasons why that's a good thing (now I sound like Martha).
I add some thawed E3-Live to mine (you can dump a few tablespoons in and barely taste it, and trust me, you don't want to taste E3-Live unless you're one of those rare folk that like the taste of wheatgrass, because that's what it tastes like, funkiness multiplied!), as well as some tocotrienols (tasty), and top it off with a sprinkle of bee pollen. Yum. If I was a guy I might throw in some hemp protein for good measure.
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Free radicals are everywhere – in the water we drink, food we eat, and in the air we breathe. The main defense to free radicals (coming from pollution, x-rays, radiation, chemicals, heavy metals) are antioxidants. Cilantro leaves are rich in calcium, iron, carotenes, and vitamin C, which it happens are great antioxidants. A Japanese investigator, Yoshiaki Omura, has made the revolutionary discovery that cilantro can mobilize mercury and other toxic metals from the central nervous system if large enough amounts are consumed daily. Reuters reports that cilantro contains a chemical which has been found to kill the Salmonella bacteria that cause foodborne illness.


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"Contemplation" (photo: Kasia/Flickr cc by-nc-sa 2.0)
Ash Wednesday is today, inaugurating this year's season of Lent. Cultural customs dictate "giving something up" for Lent. Without any meaningful or theological reflection, it becomes "giving up for the sake of giving up," as though the mere act is enough. Is there more to it than just giving us something to talk about and a way to feel good about ourselves?
Perhaps a more faithful practice is to connect an act, or the abstinence from an act, with our longing for God. Give up Facebook, and all that may happen is that other chores fill in that time the way the ocean fills our sandcastle moats; the castle eventually falls, and there's no trace of our intention left. Give up chocolate, and all that may happen is that we fill our mouths with Skittles or our minds with obsessing about chocolate. Neither connects us with the grace of God, present every moment.
If our intention is to remember our efforts and our strivings cannot save us, it would be better for us to do nothing, and do it often, these six weeks. Stare out the window at creation. Hold a warm cup of tea and sit. Waste an hour doing absolutely nothing. God fills the emptiness that comes. In a culture that measures our worth by the length of our daily accomplishments or the volume of our inbox or how scheduled our days, how countercultural would it be?
To commit to doing nothing. It takes practice to build up the tolerance for non-productivity. Who are we if we are not working? What are we here for if we do nothing? Where is God, and what does the Divine expect for us and from us? What about this invitation for Lent: for a set number of minutes every day, do nothing. It's more of a sacrifice than we realize, for we are sacrificing what defines us and what gives us life. Perhaps then we will discover the power of grace that comes in every breath.
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Opening Remarks by Amina Mohamed, Deputy Executive Director, UNEP during the 13th Global Major Groups and Stakeholder Forum
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Dear Colleagues,
Dear Friends,
Am deeply honored to welcome you to this 13th Global Major Groups and Stakeholder Forum on the eve of the special session of the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum.
It is now 40 years since the UN Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm, Sweden which led to the establishment of UNEP?an event and an outcome that would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of civil society.
It is also just four months to Rio+20 in Brazil - a conference and Summit that holds the promise of accelerating and scaling up the urgent transformations towards sustainable development that have been incubating in countries and communities since Stockholm 1972 and since Rio 1992.
This is the first time I am addressing this forum since taking up office as the Deputy Executive Director of UNEP.
Can I assure you that in my role here at UNEP, and in my previous capacity within the Government of the Republic of Kenya, civil society was and remains a crucial part of the fabric of sound policymaking and effective delivery.
Indeed there is little doubt that without the support and partnership of civil society in the decision - making process and in delivery on the ground, many governmental and intergovernmental decisions would barely have any impact.
I am glad to see that all regions of the world and all nine major groups are represented at this meeting.
Am equally pleased that this year we were able to attract more participation than in previous years. And I am sure that the collective expertise assembled in this room, will again contribute to make UNEP's Governing Council a success.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Among the many key issues at the Global Major Groups and Stakeholder Forum and its interface with GC/GMEF is the zero draft of the Rio+20 outcome document.
I know that many of you called for a more ambitious outcome document to which UNEP is committed to achieving.
However the zero draft, as it stands now is in our view a good starting point and foundation for an ambitious and result oriented outcome of Rio+20 under its twin themes of the Green Economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and the International Framework for Sustainable Development.
Let us therefore work together to strengthen and enrich it.
While UNEP is delighted to have evolved the concept of a Green Economy and mechanisms for coordinating a global analysis of how countries can kick start a transition to low carbon, resource efficient and job generating societies. But even then, we acknowledge that the original notion came from civil society itself.
Better still, the broad partnership of economists, academics, social scientists, cities, countries and international organizations cannot go unnoticed., It is unlikely that the conclusions and policy directions contained in the Green Economy report: Pathways to Sustainable Development and Poverty, could have generated such interest and widespread support without their participation.
I must therefore mention that UNEP looks forward to you providing further insight and inspiration to this institution and to governments on how these pathways can be further refined and streamlined.
UNEP also appreciates your contribution onhow to reach out beyond these four walls to those groups and individuals who still have reservations - that a Green Economy is some kind of strait - jacket; an alternative Universe to sustainable development or a way of building eco - trade barriers.
It is UNEP's contention that while a Green Economy can resonate in all economies, it can benefit developing and least developed countries the most.
Equally, it must deliver social outcomes if it is to be a credible and supported concept as an 'implementer' of sustainable development.
There is also a great deal of animated debate about the second theme of Rio+20.
UNEP shares concerns that the International Framework must be more than environment - yet without a strengthening of International Environmental Governance, Rio+20 is likely to fall far short of its aims and aspirations.
As you may be aware, the latest assessment is that around 110 governments are supporting the upgrading of UNEP to an organization.
Other countries take a variety of positions from a strengthened UNEP but not to an organization; backing universal membership and a variety of other concerns.
This really is the moment for the voice of civil society to fully express its views, its aims and its requests to the Rio+20 Summit including the governance structure and inclusivity of any possible new entity
We live in a world where governments are no longer the only actors influencing the development path of this planet and its seven billion people. They should involve other major groups and stakeholders.
The question that we must then determine is the extent of involvement of these groups. In other words, what role could or should major groups play in any new institutional arrangements in order to strengthen the hand of the world's environment ministers and assist in realizing a sustainable 21st century? Enhancing the International Framework for Environmental Governance should also enhance the role played by civil society.
Another significant issue relates to how Rio+20 can equally deal with Principle 10 of the Rio 1992 Declaration: namely access to information - another promise from two decades ago that remains to be fulfilled for the vast majority of citizens.
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Rio+20 has been described by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon as a once in a generation opportunity to set the course and the compass for sustainable development.
A great deal has been achieved in partnership between UNEP and civil society to support national, regional and global ambitions towards sustainable development over 40 years.
But as UNEP's Global Environment Outlook-5 details - a summary for policymakers which will be launched here at the GC/GMEF in advance of the final full report scheduled for World Environment Day in June - too many of the sustainability dials are heading into the red.
There really is no time to lose, starting here today with the 13th Global Major Groups and Stakeholder Forum.
I am looking forward to engaging in your discussions and hearing your input into the GC/GMEF
You also have a pivotal role in assisting UNEP to think out of the box.
A pivotal role too to play beyond these few days: namely catalyzing and sensitizing your countries and communities - your media, families and friends - to the risks of inaction and the enormous opportunities for a sustainable future if leadership is shown in the run up to and at Rio+20 in June.
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by Anton Shilov
Palm, one of the largest makers of handsets, announced its first so-called "mobile companion", a device that allows owners of Palm devices to use full-size keyboard and screen to answer their emails and perform other tasks at just $499. Besides, Palm's Foleo allows accessing the Internet.
Palm Foleo mobile companion comes loaded with 10" screen, email client, Web browser and some basic software that allows checking emails' attachments and performing other essential tasks. The device weighs only 2.5 pounds and can function on battery for 5 hours. Currently Foleo allows reading documents in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF formats, but in future this list may be expanded. Palm Foleo can automatically synchronize with other Palm devices using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi wireless connection. The notebook does not have its own GSM/GPRS/3G module, which means that it always needs a device that supports the aforementioned technologies to connect to the Net.
Although designed primarily as a companion to a mobile phone, Foleo is a powerful computer on its own. Its Linux-based operating system and built-in Wi-Fi radio make it easy for developers to create new applications that can be installed with a single click in the browser. The Foleo has a USB port, video-out port, headphone jack, and slots for SD and compact flash cards for memory expansion. This combination of capabilities in a low-cost design is new in the industry. Palm has opened its design and is actively supporting third-party software developers.
Currently Palm lists the following features for its Folio:
"Foleo is the most exciting product I have ever worked on. Smartphones will be the most prevalent personal computers on the planet, ultimately able to do everything that desktop computers can do. However, there are times when people need a large screen and full-size keyboard. As smartphones get smaller, this need increases. The Foleo completes the picture, creating a mobile-computing system that sets a new standard in simplicity," explained Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm, and the visionary behind the Foleo's concept and definition.
Foleo mobile companions work with Palm's Treo smartphones with Palm OS and Windows Mobile operating systems. Nevertheless, Palm believes that most smartphones based on Windows Mobile should work with little or no modification. Smartphones based on operating systems from Research in Motion, Apple, and Symbian likely can be supported with a modest software effort. The Foleo's synchronization architecture is open, and Palm expects to work with third-party developers to support as many smartphones as possible.
According to the Radicati Group research firm, skyrocketing use of mobile email creates demand for a new way of mobile computing. By the end of 2007, an estimated 24.2 million wireless email accounts will be in use worldwide, and by 2010 wireless email accounts will soar to 199 million.
Nokia, one of the primary rivals of Palm and the world's largest maker of cell phones, announced back in 2005 its Nokia 770 Internet Tablet, which also allows advanced broadband Internet capabilities. Even though the product was available long before ultra-mobile personal computers (UMPCs) from various manufacturers, it still has not gained popularity.
"The rapid growth of smartphone sales, the faster speeds of wireless networks, and the increasing digitization of content make this the right time for the introduction of Palm's first mobile companion product," a statement from Palm reads.


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Former governor, pastor, and presidential candidate (and current radio host) Mike Huckabee has been a primary driving force in turning today, August 1, into an ad hoc appreciation day for the fast food company Chick-fil-A.
Huckabee's activism in support of the "Eat Mor Chikin" establishments was occasioned by criticism leveled against the company's support for traditional "family values," including promotion of traditional marriage. Chick-fil-A president Dan Cathy said, "We are very much supportive of the family — the biblical definition of the family unit." That, apparently, was enough to galvanize many opponents of "the biblical definition of the family unit" and the rights of a company to be supportive of such. These opponents include, notably, a Chicago alderman and the mayor of Boston.
In addition to Huckabee's response, others have argued that there should not be a religious, or even political, test of sorts for determining our partners in free exchange. Jonathan Merritt, a Southern Baptist pastor and author, wrote a piece for The Atlantic, "In Defense of Eating a Chick-fil-A," in which he writes, "in a society that desperately needs healthy public dialogue, we must resist creating a culture where consumers sort through all their purchases (fast food and otherwise) for an underlying politics not even expressed in the nature of the product itself." Likewise Branson Parler, a professor at Kuyper College here in Grand Rapids, contends that "Christians need to disconnect the cultural goods and services provided by numerous institutions (including Chick-fil-A) from the gods of politicization and partisanship."


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Update: The surveys are now available to be taken online through the new posting: Property Program Surveys.
This year the property committee is working on developing a long-range property plan. This plan will be presented to the board of directors and will help set the course for GSMH's future property needs. In order to help the committee develop this plan, the property marketing research team wants input from you!
There are three different surveys: Girl Survey, Volunteer Survey, and Parent Survey. You may download the surveys and return them no later than February 15, 2012 via mail, fax, email or drop off at any service center.
Mail: Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland, Springfield Service Center,
210 S. Ingram Mill Road, Springfield MO 65804
Fax: 417-862-4120
Scan & Email: email@example.com
For a completely paperless option, we will have an online version of the survey available on our web site by January 20.
Thank you so much for your help in setting the future for Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland!


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Brokers battle for share of electronic swaps market
As brokers rush to meet the requirements of a regulatory crackdown that will shift most of the $494 trillion market for interest rate swaps onto electronic trading platforms, three big European interdealer brokers – Icap, Tradition and Tullett Prebon – are battling it out to establish a firm base of liquidity. They want to make a mark before the much-delayed rulemakings in the US come into force, expected in February.
In the battle for supremacy, first-mover advantage could prove crucial. The regulation forcing the change in Europe is the markets in financial instruments regulation, or Mifir, which will see over-the-counter derivatives shifted onto multi-dealer "organised trading facilities", but is unlikely to be implemented before 2015. In the US, the Dodd-Frank Act has similar aims.
Both are designed to fulfil commitments to the G20 to make swaps trading more competitive and transparent. For brokers, who traditionally matched swap buyers and sellers over the phone, both represent a big opportunity.
In Europe, Icap has grabbed a dominant market share in e-trading in euro-denominated interest rate swaps. It launched a platform in September 2010, ahead of rival offerings from Tradition and Tullett Prebon.
For a time, Tradition was outstripping Icap in terms of volumes, becoming the front-runner soon after it launched in May 2011.
But this September, Icap began to pull away, according to people working for both companies. In a record month for both firms, Icap reported 600 trades on iSwap.
In October, that number doubled to 1,200. Icap declined to quantify the notional value of the trades, but on an earnings call last week, Michael Spencer, chief executive of Icap, said it was an eightfold increase over this summer's low-point, arguing it put the broker "in a good position" in the run-up to 2013.
Tradition's trades for September came to €80bn. The Swiss broker didn't give comparable volumes for October, although it is understood they declined slightly month on month according to a person close to the company. Tullett does not release volumes for its platforms.
Over the past few months, each of the three brokers has engaged in talks with major swap-trading banks to try and stimulate electronic activity on their platforms.
On a September earnings call, Icap's Spencer talked candidly of getting dealers round a table to extract further commitments to direct flows onto iSwap.
The three-way fight will soon be joined by US rivals, which are planning to open euro swaps trading on their platforms. BGC already offers it and rival GFI has plans to build on its hybrid RatesMatch franchise.
Several exchange platforms and start-ups, such as New York's Javelin Capital Markets, are also planning to register as swap execution facilities, or Sefs, which will likely support euros at some stage.
Dan Marcus, global head of business development at Tradition, forsees a long battle for supremacy: "Europe is still a nascent market for electronic swaps trading. To have a healthy percentage of electronic flow going through our platform in a quiet market, as we wind down towards the end of the year, is encouraging."
Dealers are reluctant to say which platform they favour, with several declining to comment for this article. But in private, many talk of three similar platforms with little to choose between them.
All three support both hybrid electronic and voice trading, and all three expect to qualify as Sefs under US law, which they must do before banks registered as swap-dealers in the US can trade on them.
One senior swaps banker said: "There is a consensus that the market is over-broked, particularly in light of cuts to fixed-income franchises at the banks."
Dealers have praised the speed of Tullett's matching engine, based on technology bought from the London Stock Exchange-owned vendor MillenniumIT. But one also argued speed of execution is not yet a critical advantage in a market like rate swaps.
Some suggest it might take the final implementation of swap-trading rules in the US for electronic volumes to really pick up.
But although brokers are hopeful that the final shape of regulations in the US and Europe will mandate a strictly defined shift towards e-trading for rates, they aren't waiting with bated breath for a sudden surge in liquidity.
One broker working for one of the big three European brokers said: "The trouble is, more than two years after Dodd-Frank was passed, we still don't know quite when rules are going to arrive or quite what they'll look like."
Some dealers think there is a more prosaic answer as to why electronic liquidity started to pick in September after a prolonged malaise.
As the graph below from Icap shows, there is a near-perfect inverse correlation between volatility in the 10-year euro rates market and the percentage of the group's trades that are conducted electronically via iSwap.
Since European Central Bank president Mario Draghi's pledge in late July to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, there has been a marked improvement in market sentiment, say brokers.
Don McClumpha, chief executive of iSwap, said the improvement has translated into a big increase in electronic trading volumes: "In a market which favours efficient flows and fast matching, electronic trading of swaps comes into its own."
The broker is already seeing a concentration of electronic liquidity into standardised two, five and 10-year tenors, he added.
Other dealers argue there may yet be enough flow to go around among the platforms. One global head of rates e-commerce said: "We act as a guaranteed liquidity-provider on one platform, but we're very active on all others.
To be blindly exclusive with your flows just isn't commercially viable. Wherever there's liquidity, we'll go."


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Trading partners unable to report via traditional EDI may choose to take advantage of our web solution, the Adobe Online Ordering Website. Inventory and point-of-sale reporting as well as retail ordering can be done through our secure site with a Java™ enabled web browser. Two alternatives are offered for reporting. The first provides trading partners with the ability to upload data files to Adobe. The second is a web form for online data entry.
Trading partners unable to report via traditional EDI may choose to take advantage of our web solution, the Adobe Worldwide Licensing site. This is a comprehensive website that allows Adobe partners to manage their licensing orders via an online tool. Website use tutorials have been created for Adobe Distribution and ALC partners.
Review the Ordering and Reporting Website Access document for step-by-step instructions to log on to the site.
The Adobe Online Ordering Website requires the use of a 4.0 or later, Java enabled web browser.
To request login IDs and passwords, send an e-mail message to email@example.com.
Trading partners can change their customer-specific password when they access the online store of the Adobe Online Ordering Website. When entering their current login information, they may choose to enter a new password. The initial login ID and password, generic to all distributors within a region, will not be affected by this change. It is the responsibility of the trading partner to keep a record of any password changes.
Inventory and point-of-sale (POS) reporting can be easily uploaded at the Adobe Online Ordering Website. Please review the file uploading tutorial for detailed instructions on how to upload files.
Reporting templates for use in the file upload procedure are provided in Excel format below. Each template provides requirements, definitions, field length limitations, and structure for reporting data. Trading partners may choose to use the templates as a framework for creating their reporting files.
report template
Point-of-sale report template
Inventory report template
Point-of-sale report template
Sample files are also provided to give an example of what the reporting files should look like when completed. The sample files are tab-delimited text (TXT) files. If a partner wishes to use Excel to view the sample files, it is suggested that the files first be saved to the desktop and then opened from within Excel using the File > Open menu command and specifying within the import wizard that all of the columns are "text."
Orders placed via the web application are limited to distribution accounts and are subject to a minimum dollar value. Distributors should contact their Adobe sales representative or a member of Adobe's order management team for details regarding order minimum values. All orders are also limited to a maximum of forty (40) line items. Adobe does not accept any preprinted terms in a purchase order. All pricing, payment, delivery, and freight terms are derived from the trading partner's customer master record in Adobe's sales database. A purchase order is solely a request for a specified product quantity and delivery date. Please review the online ordering tutorial for detailed instructions on how to utilize the online store section of the Adobe Online Ordering Website.
Trading partners can check the status of previously placed orders as well as run online reports to see information on open orders or shipped products. Please review the tutorials for the order status and reports sections of the Adobe Online Ordering Website for detailed instructions.


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About the Author: Belinda Yong serves as an intern at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in Geneva.
When I arrived in February for the first day of my internship at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in Geneva, I was immediately struck by the fiery-indigo solar panels that encrust the otherwise gray building. Officers and employees at the Mission proudly told me about the building-integrated PhotoVoltaic (PV) solar cells that make the U.S. Mission–Geneva "green." They explained that the Mission is a member of the League of Green Embassies, a cooperative of American embassies and consulates committed to reducing their carbon footprint. Beyond energy-efficient light fixtures, recycling plastic and glass, and decreasing waste, we have also installed the solar panels and a low-emission, high-efficiency heating boiler in recent years.
For Earth Day 2009, the Mission will bring on-line its Magnetic Levitation (MagLev™) Chiller, the first sustainable compressor design in the air-conditioning industry. The design for this cutting edge system is based on magnetic levitation, the same principle that powers the innovative high-speed trains in Japan and other countries. But the technological basis for the chiller is even more advanced—it runs on one of the world's first virtually friction-free compressors. The MagLev Chiller's shaft and compressor turbine spins suspended and centered in an electromagnetic field. Hence, there is no friction, no wear on surfaces, and no oil contamination of the unit's heat exchange surfaces. A conventional chiller compressor uses bearings that encapsulate the impeller shaft, which needs grease and oil to reduce the friction—this produces waste and unnecessary heat and is overall less efficient. The MagLev Chiller's oil-free design eliminates oil maintenance, its costs, and environmental damage caused by oil use and disposal.
The MagLev Chiller, the solar panels, and other initiatives are in sync with President Obama's agenda of reducing carbon emissions and to take full advantage of science and technology to do so. It is also very much in sync with its surroundings, the environmentally conscious host city of Geneva. In fact, the local energy company, Services Industriels de Genève (SIG), rewards the Mission for its green initiatives. For every centime of power produced by the PV panels, SIG pays the Mission a subsidy of 5½ centimes. The system reduces the frequency that SIG has to put its network on peak-load capacity—and that's good for SIG, Switzerland, and the environment.
Today, on Earth Day, I'm proud of my post for being, arguably, the greenest diplomatic facility overseas of any country in the world and for leading the way toward making the Department of State and our embassies abroad more energy efficient and environmentally responsible.
Rose in California writes:
they must acknowledge they have common Universal Problems and Universal Solutions & Universal Resources & hey must be willing to make Universal Laws of Human Rights as their New World Order & make regulations to create Power Balance. The earth is changing mostly because of the nature of earth & also for a great degree because of our ignorance in abusing her & not using prevention by standards & disciplines I call Patterns of Excellence that is a part of my pioneering Universal Psychology of Health & Excellence that predicts, prevents & thus creates Health & Excellence versus disease & tragedies & crisis !Global Solutions needs Global Family!


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We were sent this gem today from a Severna Park alum. New female rapper on the scene, Jaydee Polo, dropped her latest track called Severna Park. SP is a suburb of Baltimore and is rich in lacrosse history. Continue Reading
After making a tribute video for Daft Punk, Das Nibley created a Live Mashup artist tribute video. The video shows Nibley adding/sampling/mashing tracks together and making a sweet mix. Continue Reading
DJ Jus.teK hails from Morgantown, WV, which was just voted number 1 party school again so he knows more than a little about getting crunk. Jus.teK managed to blend 25 different Vocals into a mix flawlessly just over Continue Reading
The former Michigan Lacrosse player behind familiar videos like "I'm 24" and "Pre-Gaming with Pat" has a new release titled "Tall Blonde Girl." Pat Stansik explains an elaborate appeal for all tall girls who can't Continue Reading
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The second release from his upcoming album Indicud, King WIzard is a killer track with a very spacey, heady feel to it. This Cudi-produced jam comes complete with intricate lyrics and a mid-tempo beat. Continue Reading
3oNe3 is a hip hop/pop group comprised of two guys named Flexy and DJ Merf. We have a new submission from the duo today and it's a remix of their favorite song from The Cataracs. Continue Reading
3oNe3 is a hip hop/pop group comprised of two guys named Flexy and DJ Merf. Their track "Guide Me Home" has an appearance by Bitsy singing background vocals. After playing shows with Mike Stud, Huey Mack, and Continue Reading
Sorry for the hold up everyone, Toddly T has been busy traveling to shows and just raging face in general. He's been meaning to get a mix out, but needed some free time to record one. So here we have a very, very Continue Reading
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Classic Game Room reviews ROAD RASH for the Panasonic 3DO from Electronic Arts released in 1994. Featuring music from Soundgarden, Monster Magnet, Paw and more, this uber-90′s style grungefest meets combat vehicular racing video game is one of the best console racers ever made!!! Smooth driving and awesome gameplay make Road Rash a must have for 3DO fans and a must get for fans of the series who enjoyed the games on the Sega Genesis and other game consoles. This CGR video review of Road Rash on Panasonic 3DO has gameplay from Road Rash recorded from Panasonic 3DO game console. If you can find a working 3DO buy this game!!


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Movie Memories at Mt. Bachelor
This winter, guests of Sunriver Resort can capture their Mt. Bachelor skiing adventure with a professional videographer in a music video style format - for FREE.
Simply sign up by sending an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com and mention you are a guest of Sunriver Resort. Available times are Thursday - Sunday, 9:30am and 1:30pm. Meet Mt. Bachelor's professional videographer in front of the snow sports yurt and spend 1-2 hours filming your music video. After you have seen the edit it will be uploaded to to YouTube for all your friends to see.
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Here's a link for those interested. I got the Blue album when it came out, picked it up again on vinyl in the 80s. There were a number of their tunes, good ones, that sounded very Badfingerish.
Apparently Jimmy McCullough had briefly joined them after this album, before he joined Wings. I heard the 2nd Blue album, but it just didn't take with me.
Former Marmalade guitarist and songwriter Hugh Nicholson was one of Blue's founding members. I always though Reflections Of My Life was very Beatles, and there is a decent song on the first Blue album, The Way Things Are, that is reminiscent of that song, great harmonies.


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Hi, could the Ctrl-X preamp be wired with a push-pull pot controlling the stereo/mono selection instead of the default push button? Looking to minimise drilling on my guitar and keep as stock a look as possible. Thanks!
Also, how about a 3-position rotary pot instead of the 3-way toggle to control mag/blend/piezo?


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The Palace Mobile PSD Theme is a 320px wide design best suited to build a mobile website for a hotel.
But as it is really versatile it can be use for any kind of mobile website.
5 PSD files are included in this package:
- palace-mobile-home.psd (Homepage)
- palace-mobile-home-expanded-menu.psd (Homepage with expanded menu)
- palace-mobile-book.psd (Page with a booking form)
- palace-list-rooms.psd (Page with a list of rooms)
- palace-room-details.psd (Page with the description of one room)
These PSD files are fully layered and layers are well named and organized within folders to make them easily accessible and the PSDs easy to use.
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- All images are from morgueFile


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Read an input stream character by character. We allow for unlimited ungetting of characters just read.
We simplify the implementation greatly by reading the entire input into a buffer initially, and then simply traversing it using pointers.
We also have to allow for the here document diversion. This little gem comes about when the lexer encounters a here document. At this point we effectively need to split the input stream into two parts: one to read the body of the here document, the other to read the rest of the input line where the here document was initially encountered. For example, we might have
do_something(" stuff for ", " stuff for ")
When the lexer encounters the <<A, it reads until the end of the line, and keeps it around for later. It then reads the body of the here document. Once complete, it needs to read the rest of the original line, but then skip the here document body.
# File rdoc/parser/ruby.rb, line 349 def initialize(content, options) @options = options if /\t/ =~ content tab_width = @options.tab_width content = content.split(/\n/).map do |line| 1 while line.gsub!(/\t+/) { ' ' * (tab_width*$&.length - $`.length % tab_width)} && $~ #` line end .join("\n") end @content = content @content << "\n" unless @content[-1,1] == "\n" @size = @content.size @offset = 0 @hwm = 0 @line_num = 1 @read_back_offset = 0 @last_newline = 0 @newline_pending = false end
# File rdoc/parser/ruby.rb, line 370 def column @offset - @last_newline end
# File rdoc/parser/ruby.rb, line 424 def divert_read_from(reserve) @content[@offset, 0] = reserve @size = @content.size end
# File rdoc/parser/ruby.rb, line 405 def get_read res = @content[@read_back_offset...@offset] @read_back_offset = @offset res end
# File rdoc/parser/ruby.rb, line 374 def getc return nil if @offset >= @size ch = @content[@offset, 1] @offset += 1 @hwm = @offset if @hwm < @offset if @newline_pending @line_num += 1 @last_newline = @offset - 1 @newline_pending = false end if ch == "\n" @newline_pending = true end ch end
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In search of decent Pu-erh at not unreasonable prices (e.g. - $2/cup or (preferably) less).
Tried Adagio's PuErh Dante. While I very much enjoy most of the Adagio teas I've tried (especially the white, black and oolongs), I found PuErh Dante to be resplendently vile. A thin beverage with the aroma and taste of a barnyard.
I then tried Peet's Ancient Trees Organic Pu-erh, which I rather enjoyed. A rich beverage with a complex, earthly taste that appealed to me. But at $20 per 1/4 lb., it's on the costly side.
I can't tell from Peet's description whether their Pu-Erh is 'cooked' or not. If anyone knows, I'd welcome the knowledge.
And all that said, I'd welcome Pu-Erh recommendations who have experience in this esoteric realm.
P.S. - I'm looking for something that I can enjoy now -- no real interest in putting it away to be aged.


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Team USA Comes Up Short Against Mexico
The USA Women's National Team suffered a painful but expected loss to Team Mexico in the final game of pool play, 30-23. The Americans stormed out to a lead and held it as they closed in on the midway point of the first half, only to lose momentum because of sloppy offensive play once again. The American defense was superb and Sophie Fasold and Freja Dobreff played well in goal, but too many turn overs proved costly as the Mexican caught and passed the Americans, to lead 15-13 at halftime.
The Americans were brimming with confidence going into the second half, but they just couldn't deal with a high pressure defense presented by Team Mexico. Turn over after turn over provided the Mexicans with chance after chance, eventually resulting in goals. Only outstanding defensive skills kept the Americans in the game, at time closing within a couple of goals during the second half. Unfortunately, the offense proved erratic and the Mexicans were able to hold off an American charge.
Shortly before the conclusion of the game, right back Latrice Lewis was injured in a scary incident. As she completed a jump pass, Lewis was pushed backward, and falling straight back, she landed on her lower back. In severe pain, Lewis was unable to move for a period of time due to the trauma. Her injury was substantial enough to warrant stabilization by Team USA Trainer Charla Buxbaum and staff. After several minutes and with paramedic assistance, Lewis was transported to a local trauma center for care.


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The Bayswater is considered a Mulberry bag icon. A timeless and classic shoulder bag, it unites the very best of Mulberry's craft heritage and effortless style. The understated shape and finish showcases the exceptional level of leather quality, proudly finished with a signature postman's lock. The interior belted sides can be adjusted to give more space inside, making a Bayswater ideal for any lifestyle.
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One of my favorite writers. Been reading him for like 11 years now ... for several years as Herman Fontenot on forums, and for the last five years here on our front page and in these forums. One of the original guys (along with Tony, Mitch, Buff, JB, and my cousin) that has been here since day one 4.5 years ago. Great writer that our readers will get heavy doses of on the Buckeyes and Browns beats this fall.
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Western Digital Corp., one of the world's largest producers of hard disk drives, said on Wednesday that as a result of softer demand for its products it would have to take a series of actions in order to reduce its operating costs. Among those actions, WD will have to cut down production of hard drives as well as headcount and also lower capital spending.
Demand for hard drives in the December quarter is significantly below the expectations outlined in the company's original revenue guidance range of $2.025 billion to $2.150 billion, issued on October 23. Industry pricing is also significantly more competitive than forecasted. WD now expects revenue for the December quarter to be in the range of $1.7 billion to $1.8 billion, with a consequent reduction in operating results. The demand and pricing environment during the remainder of the month of December will be critical in determining the company's operating results for its second fiscal quarter of 2009.
"In the current macro economic climate, we expect demand weakness to last well into the middle of the 2009 calendar year. Consequently, we are taking additional steps to immediately reduce production capacity and operating expenses on a longer-term basis across our entire business as we approach the seasonally weaker second half of our fiscal year," said president and chief executive officer of WD John Coyne.
The company has taken action throughout the quarter to adjust supply to industry demand and is taking further action to align inventories with anticipated short-term demand by temporarily halting the majority of its manufacturing operations from December 20 through January 1, 2009, inclusive.
In order to further reduce costs, Western Digital will reduce headcount by approximately 2500, or 5% worldwide; reduce manufacturing work hours by approximately 20% from reduced use of temporary workers; closure of one of WD's three manufacturing facilities in Thailand; close or dispose of one of the company's two media substrate manufacturing facilities in Malaysia; reduce capital spending for the fiscal year 2009 from $750 million to approximately $500 million.
"We are taking these actions in order to strengthen our financial position and enhance the ability of our business to withstand an extended period of depressed demand while continuing to invest in the technologies, products and processes required to assure the continued success of our business," Mr. Coyne added.
These actions, which the company anticipates completing by the end of March 2009, are expected to result in total charges of approximately $150 million which will be incurred across the December and March quarters. These charges will consist of asset impairment charges of approximately $90 million, employee termination costs of approximately $35 million and other exit costs of approximately $25 million. Approximately $60 million of these charges will be cash expenditures. The savings generated are expected to amount to approximately $150 million annually.
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Kentucky Derby Horse Killed in Front of Thousands
With the shock of Barbaro's death after the 2006 Preakness still fresh in their minds, the Kentucky Derby crowd saw for themselves the sordid truth about what racing means for the horses involved last night, as the filly Eight Belles was killed after collapsing on the track.
This young filly's death may have been humane, but the race sure wasn't. PETA is calling for the immediate suspension of jockey Gabriel Saez—who whipped Eight Belles mercilessly as she came down the final stretch, no doubt in agony from two front legs that were about to snap.
While the trainers, jockeys, and owners may weep their crocodile tears today over Eight Belles' euthanasia, they will be back on the track tomorrow, putting other horses at risk. Thoroughbreds are raced on hard dirt surfaces—like the one at Churchill Downs. Their bones simply can't take it, as Eight Belles' two broken front legs showed last night. Despite the wealth associated with thoroughbred racing, for the horses—most of whom end up broken, cast off, or sent to Europe to be killed for the dinner table—it's a dirty business and no better than dogfighting.
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Do not support racing, rodeos, bullfights or any of the other legal animal abuse sports on this planet.
The Derby only cares about MONEY and until they can improve Veterinary Medicine to fix the horses then I could care less. They are making millions and we have to sit here and watch the horses die when they break a leg. I am proud to be a Kentuckian and I like horse racing, but all the money they are making could be better spent to protect the athletes like the NFL does.
everthing sickons me this cruelty is horrible what gets me the most is those women all worried about their hats and dresses pretinding to not no what really does happen to hoarses for your enjoyment when i was young i had no knowlege of the tirreble things that really do happen to our lovely animals and people now to the technology on everything we have i now no to just some istent of what goes on heavens no that i dont no it all i cant get that far into seeing it all so let me just say this hear at the end i now cry all the time im bitter and mean to others especally of hoarse racing i now do not eat anybeef i feel sick when im shopping and look at meat im more upset cause i have a great big heart but can do nothing or the money to do anything about the harm that is done to animals but i can voice my opinion and thank you peta i am a member of the church of christ i do vollunteer work regulary feed all hungry animals im able to help others best as i can and pray so for all the rest write now wanting to say who cares earth was already doomed from the get go god dont really care and their well be no animals in heaven well my reply is that all i can do is no that god is watching write up above your head as we all do the things we do god is grading your paper is called your book of judjement and your clock just like mine is ticking down away remember that one day u well be sitting while god plays your life over in front of you as u sit their looking back at god wondering im i going to get to go to heaven and the next earth were only good people and animals can live in peace hormony no sickness for humans and animals alike also no liiter no garbage and trash for me and the animals to not have to live in look at smell eat breath the terrible air and hear any disterbing sounds so when people say it doesnt matter i no it does and god well take care of his people so for me to get to that glorious place iv got to pass my test with god will you thank you for letting me speak on this matter god bless you all
I can't believe those of you that use whips. If you think it's so lightly that it's not giving pain then use that whip on a person in the same pressure you use it on the horse (in an area not covered by clothing) and see if the person thinks it's not enough to hurt. Horses are beautiful animals that do not deserve this kind of abuse. You people sicken me! As for putting her to sleep – I have no issue with that because her pain and suffering was over rather than being put off to be abused by other people. If her own owners treated her like crap after winning for them, just imagine someone getting her after patched up broken knees. Putting her to sleep was probably the most humane thing her owners ever did. Her trainer, Larry Jones, and her jockey, Gabriel Saez should both be out of work after running this poor creature into her death march merciless. Any person that rides a horse or uses a horse in their farm needs to read Black Beauty. If you haven't read it then shame on you because you have no idea what you're doing to them for you sport or fun does to them. I treat my pets like family and they show me their love every day. If I were lucky enough to have a horse, I would treat that horse like the beautiful loving animal they are and not like a used motor in the garage.
And for everyone who said that Eight Belles should not have been put down because her ankles were broken; are you kidding me? A horse is not a cat or dog; they CAN NOT function with only two legs! They weigh about 1,000 pounds and spend about 80-90% of their day on their feet. Yes, the fact that Eight Belles had to be put down is a tragedy, but trying to keep her alive with two broken ankles would have been a greater one.
I won't deny that some jockeys (and equestrians in other disciplines as well) use whips excessively. I ride Saddleseat, and carry a whip while I'm riding. I occasionally have to TAP the horse with the whip, but I am not leaving welts or causing the horse any pain. People need to stop acting like every person who uses a whip is a monster. As for horse racing, I am not against the practice itself, just certain aspects of it. The main thing that needs to change is the age at which horses are raced. Considering that a horse's skeletal and muscular systems are not fully developed until at least age five, two or three is WAY too young to have them run at racing speeds and distance, especially on hard surfaces. Eight Belles' age, more than anything, is probably what caused her to break down. If owners/trainers of racehorses would wait until the horses were older, there wouldn't be nearly as many fatal accidents involving racehorses.
I had been a supporter of horse racing for many years, but when I became more knowledgeable about the greed of the owners and trainers and how many of these beautiful animals lives are ended, I no longer can even watch a race. I would like someone to try to convince me that the horses are not whipped during training and the race. The people who are involved with horse racing are cruel and evil, just like Michael Vick. Then after the horses have given their all, they are sent to slaughter. God aren't humans wonderful? I AM ALL FOR BANNING ANIMALS IN ANY KIND OF ACTIVITY WHERE THEY ARE TORTURED FOR THE PURE JOY OF ENTERTAINMENT. cLOSE ALL RACING FACILITIES AND PUT THESE HORRENDOUS PEOPLE OUT OF THE TORTURE BUSINESS.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (86 votes).
In short: It's already been said, 'Fun, great atmos'In full: Everyone very friendly.Country sidey bits very nice. Hilly bits not so good with slight hangover. Nice to get xmas pud at the end.Date of review: December 12, 2005
In short: Good fun runIn full: only one IT glitch - which could have been disastrous as it didn't look like I was entered even tho I had my online confirmation no. Sorted out no problems - very helpful chapsDate of review: December 11, 2005
In short: good easy course, well organised,definately run it next yearDate of review: December 11, 2005
In short: good christmas blow-out. enjoyed by everybody! Date of review: December 11, 2005
In short: Really enjoyable.In full: I do this every year and always enjoy it. A really Christmassy atmosphere, with a nice pudding to take home.Date of review: December 11, 2005
In short: Races like this should be promoted more to attract more runnersincluding youngsters into the sport. Unusual distance so difficult pacing but very enjoyableDate of review: December 11, 2005
In short: Fantastic!!!! Superb Atmosphere!!!In full: I have to say, I thoroughly enjoyed this race. The atmosphere was superb. I made the effort and dressed as an angel as did my sister and Im glad we did. We really enjoyed the encouragement frm the marshalls along the way, it was just so enjoyable. Made my day!! Certainly will be there next year. Good organisation by the Swanley and District Runners.Date of review: December 11, 2005
In short: As a newish runner really enjoyed the atmostphere would do it again ..the Marhalls were fantastic.Date of review: December 11, 2005
In short: Superb festive race!!!!!In full: Did the race in full Santa outfit. Plenty of fancy dress around, although about 80% of the field didn't make the effort which is disappointing.Loved the course, went through the 4 mile mark in a PB by nearly a minute, which is weird considering my getup!!!!! All the mile markers were bang on as well accroding to my garmin...The only slight niggle I would say is that it wassn't sign posted at all to get to the car park. 2 or 3 signs in Swanley town centre would have stopped me and many other driving around aimlessly trying to find the race. Well marshalled though, and good support around the start finish area. Plenty of kids around loving the mass of santas and festive surroundings.Date of review: December 11, 2005
In short: Starts the festive season off with a bangIn full: Was it just my impression but are less and less people making the effort to do this in fancy dress each year. Even so some of those that did made the whole thing worth while, gorillas chickens and the usual festive costumes all made an appearanceDate of review: December 11, 2005
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© St. Petersburg Times, published September 21, 2002
ST. PETERSBURG -- City police officers today will begin carrying more powerful sidearms with larger bullets and more knockdown power.
The new .40-caliber Glocks will replace 9mm pistols, a trend mirrored by police departments across the country.
"The guns are 13 years old," St. Petersburg police Lt. Bill Sohl said of the city's 9mm Glocks. "They're showing signs of wear and tear."
St. Petersburg officers now will be carrying more firepower than officers in cities such as Tampa and Orlando and areas of Pinellas County patrolled by sheriff's deputies. Those agencies issue 9mm pistols. Clearwater switched to .40-calibers last year.
The muzzle diameter of a .40-caliber is about four-hundredths of an inch bigger than a 9mm. St. Petersburg's upgrade, which cost $233,444 for the guns, holsters and sight lights, comes as police confiscate an increasing number of AK-47-style rifles from criminals who out-gun them with their easy access to combat weapons.
"We're still overpowered. It's like taking a knife to a gunfight," said Sgt. Gary Robbins, who trained 30 officers to use the new guns Friday.
Police say a .40-caliber has "more stopping power" and, because of the bigger slug, can actually be less dangerous to innocent bystanders in such things as SWAT operations.
"There's less of a chance of a bullet going through a wall," Robbins said.
The only complaint among officers Friday was sore thumbs and index fingers from stuffing 15 bullets into new gun magazines with stiffer springs.
"They're killing me," said John Snyder Jr., holding up his fingers after shooting hundreds of practice rounds at a target.
After each officer is trained, he or she will be issued a .40-caliber Glock. Officers can buy their 9mm Glock from the city for $343 or turn it in. Glock Inc. will buy whatever 9mms are left over.
The new guns look nearly identical to the 9mm pistols. Both are black and the same size. The difference between the two is the .40-caliber barrel, which is wider to accommodate a bigger bullet.
Officer Pat McGovern, who trained on the new gun Friday, said the city should have picked the .45-caliber pistol, which the Los Angeles Police Department switched to after the North Hollywood Bank of America shootout in 1997.
In that California incident, robbers were armed with fully automatic weapons and wore body armor. They traded rounds with police, who shot back with handguns and shotguns, but the rounds could not penetrate the body armor.
Nothing like the bank robbery shootout has happened in St. Petersburg.
In April, however, Jacobie Spradley, 24, was killed after 60 rounds were fired from an assault rifle at 12th Street S and Melrose Avenue. Several hours later, undercover detectives were fired upon while driving through the same neighborhood. Three bullets hit their car -- one narrowly missed a detective's head.
The last time a St. Petersburg police officer fatally shot a person was in 1998. Since then, the few times officers have discharged their guns, they have shot at cars or aggressive dogs.


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circular, grayish object. It appeared to have texture or dimension, but nothing that I can remember, however, it looked as if it had high and low spots on its surface.
Size of Object(s)
This object was nearly touching my Cessna, so I am quite certain about the size. It was about the size of a soccer ball.
Description of Area / Surroundings
AS noted, I was flying above a small class 'E' airport in a rural area. This airport has no tower or ATC. I know of no such military installations in the immediate area. I am not aware of any power plants in the vicinity. Its mostly residential and farming
Full Description & Details
This is the first time I have ever told this story to the general public. It was during the time I was working on my private pilots license. The date is an estimate.
Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?
When I first made visual contact with the object, I thought it was a child's balloon. When the object came within 20 to 40 feet, it was very clear it was NOT a child's balloon. Balloons dont usually travel 90 miles an hour on a calm windless day.
Witness Background
Gov't worker. Completed 4 year degree program in political Science
Views on UFOs, before and after sighting
Prior to this event, I had no opinion on ufo's and had little knowledge about other sightings. Since that day, I have been actively searching the internet for other people who might have had a similar experience.
Other Comments
At the time of the sighting, I was a student pilot with less than 50 hours in the cockpit. Due to my inexperience with airplanes, this quickly became a freightning experience. I felt very helpless. However, once I was on the ground, I was a bit relieved and very excited about the sighting.
Reported Sighting?No
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UFDC - Captiva Memorial Library Collections
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Captiva Island Families
Mrs Rosa (Karl) Kennon with a friend in Rosa's garden
David Wightman harvesting coon in 1919
The North end of Captiva Island in 1938
Manor house built for C.B. Chadwick and family
Chadwicks at South Seas Plantation
South Seas Plantation Resort
Fisherman's Lodge
The Bayview Hotel
Fisherman's Lodge
Postcard view of the Captiva Hotel
Bayview Hotel
Mary Cunningham house
Clara Stran and her gift shop
Buzz and Dorothy Price, with Capt. Stran and their catch
Mea Way's New House
Ellis House
Palm Avenue
Waterfront homes
F.A. Lane house
Williams House
Judge Williams home
John Illyn house
George and Catherine Becker and their home
Becker and Wightman families
Harris brothers fishing boat
Basil Osmin in front of John Ilyn fish house
Bulkhead off Captiva
Wightman family photos
Kinzie brothers home at "Snug Harbor"
Crown Lawn Lodge
First Captiva School
The Snyder Family and the Snyder School
Loomis family and home
Dickey family homes
Picnic and Blind Pass - Women in wool bathing suits with Mrs. Dickey on left
Dickey family photos - people and places
Becker House
Hennings and Becker Family
Sherril home
The Pines house
The "Bait Box" gift shop
Cottage built in 1910 and owned by Fannie Hall
The Burck cottage
Randall's City Dock
The steamer, "Dixie" at Randall's dock
Captiva Mail and Livery Service
Lovick Holtzendorf sitting on his freight and luggage carrier at Randall's dock
The Steamship "Dixie"
The Steamer "Gladys"
Ice House
School interior decorated for Palm Sunday
Mail boat at the old Post Office dock
Two views of the Gore hotel
Hattie Brainerd (at left) with daughter in law, Mae Brainerd and children
On the porch at the Captiva Hotel c.1915
Lumbering on Captiva in the early 1900's
Dickey hotel
St. Patrick's Day Parade
Playtime on Captiva beach
John R. Dickey and his wife, Maude
Dickey Family related photos
Inside road that led from "Tween Waters" to the old Post Office on the bay (East of Gulf Road)
Costume party at the David Henry house
Doctor John Hicks Family
Bishop Family Photos
Mr. and Mrs Fayram
The Fenton home
Thumb House and Fish Catch (2 photos)
Dr. Brundage's house
Mrs Kay (left) and Mrs. Trula Hicks Rouse
Dr. Hicks, Mrs. Dickey and Dr. Dickey
Costume party at Mrs.Trula Hicks Rouse's house
Island visitors Mr. and Mrs Watts, early 1900's
David Henry house, 1920's
The McNeil House
Jaegger house
Reba Fitzpatrick cottage
Teunis Clark's House, called "Moonover" built in 1937
Xandra Kalman in the early 1940's
Alice O'Brien house
Blind Pass Bridge
Ice boat at Andy's Dock, 1942
Jay "Ding" Darling, Alice O'Brien and Penny Darling
Andy Rosse
Beulah Brainerd Wiles with her first born daughter.
Island Mailboat
Ray Booth and Andy Rosse
The Ferry from Punta Rassa to Sanibel
Mr and Mrs John Carter
Cottage on C.B. Chadwick's Coconut Plantation
Sketch of a cottage at the end of Captiva Drive
Maybelle Stamper's house
Weeks family - related photos
Unidentified woman
Larry and Allen Weeks on the dock with one of their many cats.
Shuffleboard on the Fisherman's Lodge court.
Leo and Peg Hofschneider at Andy's dock, 1940's
Bill Shannon in front of his palm frond house.
Binns and Cuthbert House
"Ding" Darling(front) and Belton Johnson
Belton and Miriam Johnson House
Herman and Rick Kalman, Tunis Clark, Marie Dickey Kalman and Mrs. Ewing.
Carl and Alice Miner
The "Ark"
Bowen Price and his daughter Dorothy
'Tween Waters Inn
The Captiva Fire Department truck, manned by Mr. Wakefield.
Xandra Kalman and the Post Office snake
French Chef luncheon.
Alice O'Brien
Max and Jayne Hayford in 1946.
Views of the Hayford house and pool, looking toward Chet Loomis house on the Gulf in 1947.
Jean (Mrs Chester) Loomis and son Tobby
Carter Family Photos
Doctor and Mrs. Dickey and guests
Party at the Dickey House
Bathing Party at Dr. Hicks'
House built by Captain Oliver Smith
Bishop Cottage built in 1910's
Tony's House
Costume party at Reba Fitzpatrick house
Randall's City Dock
Andy Rosse house on Captiva Island
Andy Rosse Marina
Maybelle Stamper with two of Weeks' cats
Jinny and Bud Loomis, Katie Howland, on Weeks' Deck
Cootage as seen from the back bay
Ina Watson campsite
Ina Watson
Lillian Paschall and Margaret Dugdale
Mrs. Futch
MacKenzie Home
William MacKenzie, Sr.
Back of the Boat - Hendersons and Mac McLane
Doctor John Henderson
Eager House
Dog and Alligator on Captiva beach
Ambassador Bill Stevenson and his wife Bumpy
Clow House - Gulf side
Cartoon by "Ding" Darling - Moving to the Fish House
Barker House
Captiva Patio Party
Philip Reddy
Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Ralston
Ralph Bixby Home on Roosevelt Channel
Captiva Islanders Coffeebreak
Afternoon tea on Captiva Island
In Memory of Ann Hayford Bruning
George W. Carter and his wife, Elizabeth Frances
Carter Homestead
Carter homestead - Old well and sugar cane press
Crop picking time on the Carter homestead
Elias Knight Carter house
Working the Carter homestead
Knight Carter Family
Knight Carter Family
Carter Family
Knight Carter Home
Group photo of members of the Carter family
The Carter dock and family photo
2nd school building on the north end of Captiva
Logging crews pose for the camera
Jay "Ding" Darling, Alice O'Brien and Penny Darling


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