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We make these about every year for the holidays:
Honey Peanut Butter Popcorn Balls
1 C Sugar
1 C Honey
1 C Peanut Butter
3 quarts of popped corn
Lightly butter 2 (15"x10") jellyroll pans and evenly spread out the popcorn.
set aside.
Heat honey and sugar in in a sauce pan until boiling.
Remove from heat and thoroughly stir in peanut butter.
Drizzle the hot mixture evenly over the 2 pans of popcorn.
Allow to cool for several minutes.
While still warm, form into balls with your hands.
CAUTION: boiling sugar mixture is hot!
We make small (golf ball size) balls and wrap these in colored cellophane tied with ribbon.
We use "real" peanut butter. You may need to butter your hands to keep from sticking.
I think that I originally got the recipe from "Gleanings in Bee Culture" in the 1970s.

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I've got a new name here: Kevin Minter, ILB from LSU. Yeah he'd be a bit of a reach (I honestly think we could pick him up in the 2nd), but as of now he's graded about the same as Ogletree and doesn't have any criminal problems he's working through right now... of course that could change.
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
We're not getting a LB round one unless Jerry Reese retires from the Giants.


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The local Co-Op here will make a copy of bad checks and post them for all to see at the cash registers. That would be very embarrising, but people should be able to keep better books than that.
Magnet-man, I am glad to hear that things worked out for you.
I know nothing about Long Creek but sounds like he needs someone to run his customer service department, people only want answers to questions and can kind of expect "some" delay, but not months on end. My opinion of sending the check back when they can get around to it is just crappy business practice.


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I'm trying to read text from a txt file, but every time I run the code, the first time it works perfectly, and then the second time it gives me a null pointer error on the line with the arrows. It will work again on the same file if I open it, backspace a character and then retype it and save.
Heres the code:
public void readFile() throws IOException{ InputStream stream = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(filePath+fileName); BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(stream)); String line; do{ //Read each line of the file //Each line will correspond to separate entities. End characters will denote the end of an entity's data //Each line will be read, 'decrypted' and then set into the elements ArrayList line = reader.readLine(); lines.add(line); System.out.println(line); }while(!line.equals("-END_OF_STREAM-")); //<<<<<<<<<< reader.close(); stream.close(); }
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St. Edward Catholic Church
Mission Statement
St. Edward Church is a Catholic community of believers, rich in tradition and growing in diversity. Recognizing the equality of all persons in the eyes of God, we provide an atmosphere in which parishioners of all ages and cultures share faith through sacramental and Liturgical celebrations, ongoing faith-formation, support of our school and other social and spiritual events which enable us to connect our faith with the world in which we live and lead our members to eternal salvation.
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Mission Statement
Established in 1885, St. Edward is a Catholic School rich in tradition and striving to educate a diverse student body academically, socially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually to become well-rounded persons. In teaching life-long values and virtues in a compassionate and Christ-centered family environment, the pastor, faculty, staff and parents inspire St. Edward students to excel in every aspect of life and to carry this learning forth to the world.


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"He can do exactly what Zach can do, which gives us great continuity," Cameron said. Mettenberger, however, cannot run well.
mostly gg stirring the pot and regurgitating the JJ/JL thing
A dual threat QB that has a pro style arm/accuracy and pocket presence has a HUGE advantage over your more common dual threat QB. Most can run really well and are taught to pass. Some are passers and have good athletic ability so are put in and offense where it can be utilized. Someone like Manziel is very dangerous. He has tremendous awareness, accuracy and very good arm strength/ mechanics. The rub is...is he is athletic as frick and can run a 4.5 with RB type shiftiness and cutting ability. So, he will beat your arse in the traditional sense, be it handoff, toss, pass, shotgun, play-action etc. the difference is, when nothing is open, he will out run just about everyone on a Dline when the pocket collapses. Also shifty and aware enough to make defenders miss (zone blitz, corner blitz etc) He is going to be a bad mother fricker. Oh, tripple option will be lethal with someone like him. So pumped am I. And all this is better then a really good pro style QB with average wheels (obviously). Playing with him is TRULY like having 12th man on offense.
not sure how much he gets paid but most of his articles can be written in 3-5 minutes...
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Town Square
What Police Can Teach Us
Original post made by David Taylor, Ventura, on Sep 25, 2007
'It's more hands-on than psychological,' said Police Agent Donna Arndt, one of the two officers who will facilitate the 13-week class for parents."
--"Palo Alto police to begin parenting program", 10 Sep. 2007, Palo Alto Online
According to FBI statistics, the most common known cause of murder are arguments (400% more frequent than juvenile gang murders). So if we are going to have programs where police teach skills to deal with problems that can lead to crime, then society would achieve the greatest value from a program of police teaching conflict resolution skills. That is, police should be teaching people how to resolve their differences without resorting to force. After all, when you think of peaceful resolution of conflicts, who comes to mind? Certainly not counselors or mediators. Right - Mahatma Ghandhi, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and the police.
Alcohol plays a significant role in arguments that lead to brawls and murders. So it would also make sense for police to teach skills to prevent alcohol use or abuse. After all, when you want a group free of alcohol-related problems, who you gonna call - Alcoholics Anonymous? Of course not! Right - the police. Oh - wait. According to a 1999 FBI report: "Estimates show that alcohol abuse among police officers in the United States is approximately double that of the general population". But we all know you can't believe the FBI - they're just a bunch of cop-haters with an anti-police agenda.
Domestic violence always ranks high in the crime charts. So let's have more police teaching us the skills needed for a harmonious household. After all, you never read about domestic violence by police, right? Oh - wait. The National Center For Women and Policing, founded by the first woman chief of a major U.S. city, reports that three studies indicate that domestic violence is 2-4 times more common among police families than American families in general.
We could also learn from police by applying their tactics in other areas. For instance, we could approach the domestic violence problem as we do with gang violence: let's have police sweep streets and houses, busting anyone with known (or suspected) marriage ties, or sporting marriage insignia ( aka "wedding rings"). Surely it's the next big cash cow for federal grant funds. Or, since police statistics indicate that family violence (including spouse abuse, child abuse, elder abuse, or violence against any family member) comprises nearly 33% of all police-recorded violence (dwarfing incidents of gang violence), let's broaden our vision to a war on family terrorism and reel in family violence at the source, in the hot hangouts of "familysters": let's swoop down on the Chuck E. Cheeses, to root out anyone with known (or suspected) ties to a family.
Clearly police are uniquely positioned to provide innovative and effective strategies for dealing with our social problems, and therefore should be entrusted with teaching those strategies to the rest of us. If we are to remain a civilized free society, not a police state, then our only recourse is to get police to tell us how to live every aspect of our lives.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Sep 25, 2007 at 9:04 am
I am not sure if I agree with you wholeheartedly on this one. Yes, I can see that there are times when the police can show us and in fact teach the legal end of this question. However, I am not sure if I want to be taught social skills by the police. I have nothing against the police as individuals, but since they primarily are to be looked on as police, not teachers or moral leaders, or guidance counsellors or mentors or so on, then I would be concerned about asking them to help advise me in a particularly difficult hypothetical situation. How can I be sure that if I said I was worried that my child was taking drugs, as an example, that they would not give me some advice, but put my child on a "possible watch list" which he was only there for because of what I had said.
I do not like the idea of a police state. I am concerned that this idea could be taken to the level of giving the police a ready made list of who to look out for. If I have problems with my teens, I would much rather go to a professional, secular or religious, or anything else rather than the police.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Sep 25, 2007 at 10:48 am
Ha ha ha Parent !
I am not sure I read the original post by David the same way as you did. Reading his post, I detect a tongue-in-cheek sarcasm that I find quite funny. As a matter of fact, I believe David finds that it is NOT a good idea to have police do the type of "counseling" mentined in the article. So in the end, it seems you two agree.
Add me to the group of people who are not at all enthusiastic about the idea of police taking over the role of "counselors".
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Sep 25, 2007 at 12:24 pm
OK I admit I skimmed the post. There was another thread a week ago that seemed to think this was a good idea and I was sceptic then and still am. Therefore, I acted too quickly. My apologies to the original poster.
a resident of Greater Miranda
on Sep 26, 2007 at 12:25 am
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a resident of Downtown North
on Sep 26, 2007 at 1:48 am
Maybe if you parents can control your kids, the police wont need to have programs as such as this. Again the articles says this is for SIGNIFICANT behavioral problems.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Sep 27, 2007 at 11:00 pm
Ed, I find your comment agressive and uncalled for.
My kids are well-behaved. They have never had any need for outside counseling. They have never had any brush in with the law or police or any major problem at school.
Yet I still think it is a bad idea for police to do counseling.
a resident of Downtown North
on Sep 28, 2007 at 1:48 am
Obviously if your kids a well-behaved, then my comments were not for you (and I apologize if you felt that they were for you). I am talking about the kids who are setting fires, vandalizing our town, and abusing drugs.
And if the parents can't/won't take care of the kids, guess what...the courts will.
a resident of Ventura
on Sep 30, 2007 at 11:05 pm
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a resident of Ventura
on Oct 2, 2007 at 9:11 am
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a resident of Ventura
on Oct 3, 2007 at 8:45 am
To Palo Alto Online staff:
I need some help.
I posted - but the post was removed. I don't know why. I read the "Terms of Use", but found no cause for the removal.
So I tried posting again, but with the name of the police employee removed, guessing that was the sensitive issue. But that post was also removed.
Rather than continue this trial-and-error approach, can you please indicate why the posts are being removed? That would save me time in posting, save you time in removing.
digital editor of Palo Alto Online
on Oct 3, 2007 at 12:29 pm
Tyler Hanley is a registered user.
Your posts criticize, some might say attack, a specific person. Personal attacks are not permitted on Town Square. Whether you identify the person by name or not isn't really the issue, since the person's identity can be construed rather easily from the information in your post.
a resident of Ventura
on Oct 4, 2007 at 1:15 am
Thanks for the clarification. I understand that posting implies acceptance of the terms of use. That's why I appreciate any guidelines you can offer, to help me better understand what I'm agreeing to accept. But I must apologize in advance: the need for clarity makes this lengthy reading.
Can you explain how you distinguish a criticism from an "attack" and tell me which category my post belonged to?
Given the broad language of the terms of use, I assumed my best hope for understanding the rules was to survey the posts to see what was acceptable. I found that posts routinely criticize (attack?) a specific person. The post below has just 6 lines, but 3 of them drop the name of City Attorney Gary Baum:
Gary Baum gets a bonus?
The Gary Baum who recommended the city pay Enron $20 Million because he was afraid of litigation? The Gary Baum whose idea of open government is to keep everything the city does secret and is willing to go to court to keep it secret?
Instead of getting a bonus he should be fired.
When he was hired one council member (perhaps the current mayor) said that she was convinced the city had found the best person for the job. I suggest they could have thrown darts at the Lawyers page of the phone directory and gotten a better city attorney
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This lead comment below Diana Diamond's blog goes beyond criticizing actions, positions, or policies to questioning the motivation of a specific person:
Under the leadership of our current mayor, Yoriko Kishimoto, our city council and city hall staff have reached a nadir of incompetence and/or total lack of caring for the citizens they were elected/paid to serve.
Clearly the the stink emenates from the top--our mayor is totally unconcerned about the city and has chosen to utilize her year (thank goodness that's all) as mayor to push her pipe dream of climate change and take part in a series of photo-ops to try to raise her profile for who knows what selfish reason.
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And this post strikes me as a criticism of the character and integrity of City Manager Frank Benest:
SEE FRANK'S WEEKLY MEMO BELOW See if you agree with me that this is the most self-serving bunch of BS ever. What planet are you on, Frank? The more you talk, the wider your credibility gap becomes.
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The examples of posts criticizing a specific person are too numerous to repost, yet establish an accepted standard that make my post appear mild. My post did not speculate on the motivations or character of the subject. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
Given this, can you please offer more insight into the process that placed my post beyond the limits, while those above and many like them are deemed acceptable? Or perhaps there was a misunderstanding, and you will now permit my post?
Thanks for your patience.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Oct 4, 2007 at 1:39 am
Just wanted to say Bravo while your post is still uncleansed. The editing is inconsistent. I really think if we're talking about matters of public record--i.e. an opinion of something a public figure or elected official has done--then the editors are being counterproductive by excising reference. It robs our posts of precision and makes it sound like a poster is making vague allegations when the poster might be talking about a very specific incident-maybe misunderstandings that could be cleared up.
Tyler and co. Seriously, you need to rethink your policies here. It really feels like you protect some officials and not others. I know that I can say nothing about Grace Mah, but anything about Mary Callan.
That's bad moderation.
digital editor of Palo Alto Online
on Oct 4, 2007 at 8:36 am
Tyler Hanley is a registered user.
As you have noted, we intentionally give more latitude to critical comments of elected officials or the most senior management officers of the city and school district. Beyond that, anything personal will get zapped. All you need to do is focus on the issue not the person and it'll be fine. Your post attempted to single out one city staff person and accused that person of lying and malfeasance. That edit wasn't even a close call. Sorry.
a resident of Ventura
on Oct 5, 2007 at 3:18 am
OhlonePar -
Cheer up: at least you can post the name of Grace Mah. The editors are not only censoring the name of the subject of my post, but even censored a pointer to the Palo Alto Weekly's own story on the case! Pretty eery...
You've got it exactly right: my concern is that an editorial policy that prohibits ANY reference to a well-publicized case, claiming it as a personal attack, lowers the level of discourse to broad strokes and unsubstantiated allegations. Even in my most cynical times it's difficult for me to believe that is the editor's intent - to restrict the discussion to the insubstantial - but that certainly is the result.
I'm hoping the staff here is not closed to reason.
a resident of Ventura
on Oct 7, 2007 at 12:13 am
[Post removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
a resident of Ventura
on Oct 8, 2007 at 1:46 am
To Palo Alto Online staff:
Please explain why the most recent post was removed. It was not specific, used the same terms used by the online editor, so the "personal attack" rule does not apply. What rule was violated this time?
a resident of Ventura
on Oct 22, 2007 at 1:28 am
And if the parents can't/won't take care of the kids, guess what...the courts will.
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Right. Parents who *won't* take of their kids obviously also won't sign up for a 13-week course on parenting. Parents who *can't* take care of their kids are highly unlikely to overcome significant behavioral problems in a crash course led by police. Not impossible, but quite a far-fetched longshot. It's far more likely that the courts will take control.
So it seems Ed, likes the rest of us, finds it difficult to see how parents and teens can benefit from this.


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Thanks so much!!!! I loved looking.....like a show on line!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Thanks so much!!!! I loved looking.....like a show on line!
I also need to know how to bookmark this. Thank you
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The Pick Up: Get Her to Like You

Play your cards right. Get the girl.

Welcome to the 25th column of The Pickup with Nick Savoy. For the last ten years, I've been a senior dating coach with Love Systems, and take men to bars, clubs, and coffee shops to teach them how to meet and attract beautiful women.
A lot of guys start off their training by asking about one specific woman, like how to get their ex-girlfriend back. What they soon realize is that the question is less, "How do I get this girl to like me," and more, "How can I be more attractive to women in general?" While women's preferences vary, a lot of similarities outweigh the differences. How many women don't like men who are confident, emotionally stable, emotionally available, honest, non-violent, single, fun, healthy, funny, with good social skills? If you do the things that are attractive to most women, they'll probably also be attractive to the woman you have a crush on.
But sometimes this isn't true. Sometimes a man really does know the basics of how to get a girl to like him, but there's a specific woman who isn't interested. If that's you (and if it's not, brush up on previous "The Pick Up" columns first), read on.
Turning a friendship into something more can be tricky. What most guys do is to stay friends with the woman they like, and hope that being a nice, sweet guy every day makes her realize that she really wanted them all along.
That NEVER works. Except in the movies.
If a woman says "let's be friends," nine times out of 10 it's because the guy's too much of a "nice guy" for her to feel deep romantic and/or sexual attraction. (To be clear, the opposite of a "nice guy" isn't an "asshole" or a "jerk" – it's a confident, challenging man who women love. Read more about this in Why Assholes Get the Girl).
If she thinks you're "too nice," then hanging around being even nicer isn't going to help. Even hanging around and being less "nice" isn't a great idea. If you change your behavior right after she turned you down, you'll come off as petulant and pouty, instead of confident and challenging.
The simple solution to the girl who just wants to be friends is DON'T. Go away for a couple months and come back different.
I know we're on touchy ethical ground here. Love Systems has often been criticized for giving men the tools to "steal" wives or girlfriends. But in reality, like we covered in the column How to Tell if She's Going to Cheat, whether a woman goes outside her relationship has a lot more to do with her personality and the relationship than it does with what other men happen to cross her path. We don't teach how to undermine a boyfriend, but the reality is that a lot of women are rarely single, and if you don't meet them when they're in a relationship, you won't be there when the breakup happens.
If you're feeling a connection with a woman who might be attached, the best advice is also the simplest – do nothing different. Don't talk about her boyfriend, and change the subject if he comes up. Or, if you're feeling particularly ballsy, try this (courtesy of Love Systems instructor Future Thompson):
MAN: Bleh bleh bleh bleh.
WOMAN: I have a boyfriend.
MAN: Oh, that's cool. Does he treat you nice?
WOMAN: Yes!
MAN: I wouldn't. (And then immediately carry on to another topic.)
If she's attracted to you, she'll laugh or playfully hit you when you say that. It shows her that this isn't the first time you've run up against a boyfriend and that the situation doesn't intimidate you.
If you approach a woman and she says, "Keep walking" before you can even open your mouth, know that she isn't rejecting you (she can't; she doesn't know you) – she is playing some adolescent power games and hasn't yet figured out that high school is over.
Don't fall into her frame. Don't get upset. Treat it like a joke. Take this from Love Systems instructor Andy Venture:
MAN: Bleh bleh bleh bleh bleh.
WOMAN: Fuck off.
MAN: Oh, I love this game! [Pausing, thinking] – Okay, I got one. You're an asshole!
WOMAN: [Laughs.]
This doesn't work if you've really done something to offend her. But it works very well if she blows you out for no reason.
Nick Savoy is a Master Instructor with Love Systems, the largest and most successful dating coaching shop for men. Follow him on Twitter at @LS_Savoy, and join the conversation on The Attraction Forums– a free online community of men helping each other succeed with women.


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You have to feel for him. Mark Hales had a fantastic job. He was a UK racing driver and journalist who travelled the world writing about his high-octane exploits for glossy car magazines. He was among the most trusted names in the classic-car world, then in 2009 he borrowed a classic Porsche 917 from ex-Formula One racing driver David Piper for a story, and it all went wrong.
After several runs around the Cadwell Park track the engine of the £1.25 million ($2.35 million) sports car exploded leaving Hales red-faced and Piper with a busted 1969 Le Mans Porsche and a £50,000 repair bill. The engine, investigation showed, went bang because of an over-rev caused by a missed gear. Hales said it was a fault with the gearshift but Piper said it was driver error. The mess ended up in the courts and this week a judge ordered Hales to pay £113,000 in compensation.


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New student-teacher policy in the works
PUEBLO, Colo. - Pueblo City Schools administrators are changing the district's policy on teacher-student relationships in light of a recent sexting scandal involving a teacher.
During Tuesday's school board meeting, the district's lawyer, Richard Bump, presented board members an amended version of the district's "staff conduct" policy. Several sections have been added, including one titled "Maintaining Professional Staff/Student Boundaries" and another on "Unacceptable Boundary Invasions." Under the proposed policy, for instance, a teacher could not single out a student to have a friendship with the student.
School board member Rose Holloway said the proposed policy is a good start but she said it doesn't go far enough. She wants board members to be notified as soon as an allegation of teacher misconduct is made.
When former South High School teacher Larisa Oringdulph resigned Nov. 7, 2013 after admitting to kissing and sexting a student, the board didn't find out until after she resigned. Pueblo police began investigating allegations against Oringdulph in October 2012. The board was not notified then either. After finishing its 2012 and 2013 investigations, police concluded that Oringdulph had not committed a crime.
"What we considered inappropriate behavior the police did not consider illegal behavior, and so as a community that tells me that we need to come together and define behavior that is unacceptable that we won't allow, that we consider as a community abuse," Holloway said.
Board members will meet again on Feb. 28 with suggested amendments for the policy. A vote could be made then.


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right - heres my 1st WIP on these forums
posting here cos reception of the Hasbro Phase I lid has .... mixed (?) response on 'official' clone sites; and people here seem a little more receptive.
Although for the moment - the aim isnt 501 acceptance; if the lid is eventually deemed worthy; all the better.
I used a clone6 lid to try and aim for; not an exact replica of
I wanted to cut down the flair of the ear posts, and change 1 or 2 things. So out came the dremel
out came the bondo and milliput
the aim was to try and get the angles to meet to form a triangle here:
still needs some work -
side to side comparisons:
obviously needs soem more work building up the rim still
so far GBP30 on the lid; GBP6 for the bondo and GBP4 for the milliput (which I have from other projects anyways).
cutting and bondoing so far has been abt 4 hrs work.
I do work slow though - 3 kids and busy job makes for little time for hobbies - so bear with me
Thanks for watching!


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Top 7 Movie Stars that Served in WWII
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Barry, perhaps we can have an award for "Post of the Week"! The winner gets one free year added to his Beesource subscription. (Yes, I am aware that Beesource does not have paid reader subscriptions.)
Here is my nomination for Post of the Week:
And a (dis)Honorable Mention goes to Acebird for making the whole thing possible.


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I'm in a top 5 school for my field. I wanted number two but couldn't afford it. I will regret it every day :/.
If she has any chance of getting in, help.
Originally Posted by msjinkzd View Post
If you are interested in running your own business, I would strongly recommend business and accounting classes- including web design and accounting softwares. I struggle the most with the "paperwork" side of running my own business.
No matter where you choose, don't spread yourself too thing. Pick a major that you really will be passionate about, you can always take electives or take courses after you graduate to fine tune for your interests.
My biggest regret is that 12 years after graduating college I am STILL paying hundreds of dollars a month in school loans for degrees I don't even use. Don't rush your decision.
and i WISH my daughter understood that loan thing... she has her heart set on a top 25 school (and most don't give meritt aid) .. at 60K a year it's crazy... but she has worked SO hard ...
as for majors think INTERDISCIPLINARY.. and self designed. ... not sure where you live but after visiting 30 college in the last year and researching 50+ I can tell you the leaders of tomorrow will be well rounded and have degrees that cover multiple disciplines...
Originally Posted by etgregoire View Post
Well there are lots of facets to photography, I personally do as little portraits as possible. I don't really like to photograph people! It's cool that you really enjoy it. If you decide it's going to be something that you do on the side, it's going to be difficult to do types of photography beyond portraits and weddings. Just because those 2 may allow you to keep a foot in one world and another foot in some other world of your choosing. Finding assignments with agencies typically requires a sizeable investment of equipment and years of experience building portfolio material and contacts / networking in the industry. So it would be rare for someone to do these types of projects and not be fully immersed in photography as a career choice. Good luck to you!
As far a working with a marketing company like that, I actually have already started doing that! I have connections with a small specialized marketing agency and occasionally I will work with them for one of their add programs or political add campaigns, and I really enjoy it. So through them I would be able to keep working with them occasionally and the owner, who is the one I know, is able to help me get connections. Through him I have covered events, such as debates, for different foundations and done things like that. And I really enjoyed that.
|Well there are lots of facets to photography, I personally do as little portraits as possible. I don't really like to photograph people! It's cool that you really enjoy it. If you decide it's going to be something that you do on the side, it's going to be difficult to do types of photography beyond portraits and weddings. Just because those 2 may allow you to keep a foot in one world and another foot in some other world of your choosing. Finding assignments with agencies typically requires a sizeable investment of equipment and years of experience building portfolio material and contacts / networking in the industry. So it would be rare for someone to do these types of projects and not be fully immersed in photography as a career choice. Good luck to you!
Thanks for more information guys! And especially that last link! That really helped!!
As far as photography goes, I don't think I'll make it my career to be a photographer. But maybe be able to incorporate it in. Or maybe as a secondary job or something. Whether it is my main source of income or not, I will still be a photographer, because I love it! And if I can weddings here and there and some senior portraits, great! If i can work with marketing companies doing photography for their add campaigns (like I am already starting to do) then thats great too! But I don't think I will make it my main career to be a portrait photographer. But I ill certainly incorporate it, if I go down a direction that allows for that.
I saw you mention that you are into photography and while it hasn't come up any further in the thread I just thought I would say - I'm a photographer and don't be a photographer lol. Unless you are interested in running your own business that is. Photography is fun, but there aren't many jobs you can find where someone will "hire" you. It's usually a self made career path.
I also would say that while you want to do something you will enjoy - at the same time it's work and I think there are a small fraction of people who wake up every morning excited to leave the house because they love what they do that much. I think it's more important to find something that interests you and you can handle spending a lot of your time doing it. I also think that for some people it's important to keep hobbies as your hobbies... It's something you can enjoy on the weekends and it doesn't have to become a laborious task that is your job. It stays light and fun and you can put as much or as little of your attention and time into it as you really feel like.
I think that far too often young people will pick something that they love doing without thinking far enough down the line of how it will make them marketable in the work place. I also think that just picking something you love and saying that you will make your own business is a great idea but it really takes a lot of work because there is far more to it than just the part that you love. There is marketing, invoicing/billing, financial planning and management, health insurance, liability insurance... And then there is of course the investment into supplies and costs of the business.
Not trying to shoot you down here because I know I probably sound a bit pessimistic - I guess I just wish that someone had kind of set my eyes in a different place when I was around your age. I just don't think the whole "you can be whatever you want!!!" when you grow up is the most productive way of pointing young minds into the future.
Whatever you do, try doing some research about what those positions pay, how high of a demand there is for it in the market place, and what sort of education is required to get there. I can't tell you how many people I knew who majored in Sociology because it was interesting, Ceramics because they loved creating art or Philosophy because they loved thinking about deep concepts - and came out of college without much marketable skills or knowledge.
Try reading some stuff on http://www.bls.gov/ooh/ Although sometimes I think the information can be over generalized and maybe not accurate in each region of the country it's a good starting place to understand what is happening in the job market.
All that being said I think that you have a good head on you, because you're looking at all of this at such a young age and much engaged than a lot of people really are. It's also not set in stone, you have the chance to change your major once you get to school and find more interesting new classes to take.
Wisdom well stated.
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I don't think I would enjoy a super huge school, where you have class sizes of 100 students.
I can shed some light on some things from a family business/professional side. My father received his bachelors in biology and masters in forestry. My family owned an ornamental business for a number of years as well as some side farming in actual agriculture- peanuts, cotton, soybeans, etc. From there, he went on to manage one of the larger ornamental nurseries in Florida (and the country by default). From there, he moved into the fertilizer sector where he received a whole bunch of advisor certifications and works in commission based fertilizer and product sales rep that specializes in the ornamental side of the business.
Doom and gloom aside, there is money in horticulture and it's far from a feel good career. However, the money is frequently traded for security. Growing things like ornamentals can be relatively high risk because you are at the whim of the market whilst growing a perishable product. It is effected by a fluctuating economy. That being said, the nurseries that are strong businesses will survive while the ones that are good growers but poor businesses will not.
I could write a book of advise, but I'm going to stick to two points.
1- If you want to go into business for yourself, learn how to operate a business when you're in school and make sure to get the credentials while you're at it. More on this in point two. As stated above, good businesses can survive bad economies, but you have to know what you're doing. Take business, accounting, and marketing classes. If it isn't your major, it should be your minor. There is not a career in the world that will look down on a business-related minor.
2- While learning about a niche within a niche shouldn't be your academic focus, it can most certainly be a secondary one. Some of the most successful nurseries in Florida started in people's backyards. They constructed a small greenhouse and grew desirable niche plants and sold them to smaller garden centers and distributors. As demand grew, the business grew. They leased an acre, then five acres, etc. When I worked in tropical fish wholesale and distribution there were people making an additional $25-50k/yr. by breeding and propogating high end fish and inverts in their garages and spare bedrooms. They kept full-time jobs with full-time benefits and did this as a side business. I don't see why an Orchid business couldn't be the same. Choose a couple of varieties, open up a business, and see what happens. You may find that renting a three bedroom house, devoting one bedroom to propogation and subletting one bedroom for a roommate is the way to go. You may get out of school and not want to look at another orchid for the rest of your life. Again, owning your own business isn't going to hurt anything on a resume and it will set you apart during critical interview processes. Frankly, it will look a whole lot better and be a whole lot more interesting than working an internship or part time job at a botanical garden unless you're dead-set on staying in the botanical garden business.
What sounds better-
"I had an internship at orchid botanical gardens during my sophomore and junior year where I worked as a lab assistant who specialized in tissue culture."
"I started and still run a small nursery that sold specialty orchids online and a few select retailers. You can check it out at www.orchidsbyyourname.com. By the time I graduated, I had about ten varieties and five hundred orders per year."
My point is this- eventually you'll find that growing things isn't hard. You develop a skill set and you run with it. There may be some species down the road that are maddening, but for the most part, you won't have trouble growing marketable product. The details of running a business, however, can be much more valuable to learn while you're in school.
Originally Posted by MABJ View Post
I'm sure it isn't obvious I go here or anything :P.
But really. Prettiest school you'll ever see. They pride themselves In the front office with the "Biggest front yard in the nation.." But that's the biggest thing about us lol. 2000 students roughly undergrad. Average class size of like 18.
Originally Posted by orchidman View Post
Pitch away!! I'll look into it! Thanks
But really. Prettiest school you'll ever see. They pride themselves In the front office with the "Biggest front yard in the nation.." But that's the biggest thing about us lol. 2000 students roughly undergrad. Average class size of like 18.
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Also.. Shameless pitch.. Check out St. Bonaventure University!
Great scientific school, top five journalism school, brand new business school (building is new, not the program) and a really nice education program.
Also.. Shameless pitch.. Check out St. Bonaventure University!
Great scientific school, top five journalism school, brand new business school (building is new, not the program) and a really nice education program.
I'm a college student who works a few professional and semi pro jobs in my field already. I can say from experience:
You can never go wrong taking a law class, a writing class, a journalism class, a psych class and a philosophy class.
If your school doesn't assign your first semester to you automatically (Most do) then that is a semester right there.
An adviser who specializes in undecided students will be assigned to you, and he can help you figure it all out after you get a feel for life.
Most college students switch majors once, most people switch careers three times. You're smart, so you'll make it.
Best of luck,
This is all obviously in the future and I'll decide for sure later on. I can take gen Ed's now and not have to really decide yet.
As far as volleyball, I would still really like to play! Even if it ends up being a club team, I want to play. Not because I want It to be my career, because its what I'm passionate about. It's what I love! I have played for 7 years and it would be torture for me to NOT be able to play in college!
Originally Posted by Bahugo View Post
I know this might seem out of left field, but have you ever considered high school teaching? You could take a biology degree in secondary education and just take as many horticulture classes as possible. You would be able to coach volleyball, have time during the summer to tend to orchards or mini garden and be able to teach kids about orchards/plants by incorporating it into your curriculum. There is a huge need for science teachers.
And coaching at a highschool level would be great. And if I could after a while, coaching at a college would be awesome! I know a guy who is an assistant coach at psu and he didn't play NCAA in college he only played club. But he is a great coach.
One thing I have decided is that I want to work with people, I'm a real people person!
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- Machinists' union votes in favor of building Boeing's new jet in Washington state
- Boeing and the union disagreed over pension plans but came to an agreement
- The 51%-49% vote was a dramatic reversal in machinsts' stance
- The deal means major economic activity and thousands of jobs stay in the state
A standoff between Boeing and thousands of unionized workers based in Washington state came to an unexpected end Friday after workers voted in favor of a contract to build the company's new commercial jet.
The deal keeps economic activity worth billions inside the state, and means hundreds of thousands of jobs will be retained.
The vote Friday, from the International Association of Machinists District 751, came in at 51% to 49%. It was a dramatic reversal in the machinists' stance, after they had overwhelmingly rejected a similar contract less than two months ago.
The new contract, which will run from 2016 to 2024, means an end to the traditional pension plan for more than 33,000 machinists at Boeing, replacing it with a 401(k) type of plan.
The plan had been a sticking point, but fear of losing jobs and work connected to the jet prompted members to change their minds. Union representatives told media they didn't like the position, but were forced to accept it.
Local union officials had pointed to the loss of the pension as the prime reason to reject the deal, also arguing that approving the contract would encourage the company to make continued threats to move work elsewhere in the future in order to win other concessions.
However, IAM International leadership had argued the new offer was better than one that was rejected last year, adding about $1 billion in value to members. The improvements include an additional $5,000 bonus in 2020 and the continuation of the current formula for how new hires move up the pay scale.
Jim Bearden, speaking on behalf of the local union president,Tom Wroblewski, said, "Our members have spoken, and having said that, this is the course we'll take. No member liked this or the position we were put in by the company."
"We faced tremendous pressure from every source imaginable," Bearden said. "Politicians, the media, and others, who truly had no right to get into our business, who were aligned against us."
Ray Conner, chief executive officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, said in a statement that the 777X and the composite wings would now be built in the Puget Sound area, where the company's plants are based.
"Thanks to this vote by our employees, the future of Boeing in the Puget Sound region has never looked brighter," he said.
The 777X is Boeing's answer to the Airbus A350-900/1000, which competes with Boeing's current 777 Classic series of jet airliners.
The 777 Classic is assembled at Boeing's production plant in Everett, Washngton, near Seattle. The Classic's metal wings are built in Japan, shipped to Everett and joined to the fuselage at the Boeing plant.
Production of the 777X will begin in 2016, with a first flight due in 2018 before it goes into service in 2020. The jet will use carbon-composite wings, which are regarded as the plum of the program.
State officials had pulled out all the stops to win the program. Gov. Jay Inslee said losing the 777X to another state would be the beginning of the end of Boeing's production in Washington, where the company employs nearly 90,000 and drives another 270,000 indirect jobs.
Elected officials and others believed that losing the 777X and the composite wings would mean future airplanes would follow the 777X to other states.


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At home with rock 'n' roll monster Ginger Baker, Cream's legendary red-haired, hell-raising drummer. This no-holds-barred, scary and hilarious portrait of the man referred to as rock's first great drummer (and perhaps still its best) lets him tell his own story, intercut with footage of his continent-hopping life, from London to L.A., Nigeria (where he looked down the barrel of an officer's machine gun), Italy, South Africa, and way beyond. Baker may have broken the mold musically, but his dyspeptic mood swings, fueled by multi-decade addictions, went a long way toward making him persona non grata even among the music greats who to this day revere his work. Eric Clapton, Charlie Watts, Johnny Rotten, Max Weinberg, Carlos Santana and Marky Ramone, as well as Baker's 4 wives and 3 grown children, all have something to say about him, including: "He's a force of nature," "he's the greatest drummer any of us had ever heard," and "he's consistently horrible." Beware of Mr. Baker catapults the viewer into his beat – with every smash of the drum is a man behind it smashing his way through life. Jury Prize, SXSW. (92 min.)
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UTSA music series presents pianist Andreas Klein
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(March 14, 2007)--The UTSA Department of Music continues the Monday Night Artist Series with German-born pianist Andreas Klein at 7:30 p.m., Monday, March 19 in the Arts Building Recital Hall on the 1604 Campus.
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The performance, "Mozart and His Shadow," will include works by Mozart and Schubert, as well as Beethoven's "Sonata in C Minor, Op. 111."
Klein's career as a soloist includes performances in many of the world's most prestigious music venues including Berlin's Philharmonic Hall, New York's Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall, and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Tickets are $10; $5 for non-UTSA students, military with ID and seniors age 65 and older; and free for students with UTSACard.
For more information or advance tickets, call (210) 458-5685. Tickets also will be available at the door.


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Hatfield also feels Love's pain when it comes to touring. "Did you ever read Diary of a Rock and Roll Star by Ian Hunter? It's so funny because the life of a touring musician is the same for everyone. It's like everyone goes through all the same stuff. I used to thrive on it. But I definitely understand burnout now."
Later that night, after dinner and talk, Hatfield and I will watch from a corner of P.A.'s as an upright Love pounds on bass and snare drums Mo Tucker–style, inspiring a small crowd of indie-rockers to, yes, dance. But things could and indeed should have been so different. Love has arrived in Boston on the eve of the release of Crushing Love (Koch), the second and possibly final album by Some Girls, a trio that reunites Hatfield and Love for the third time since 2000, in this case with bassist/multi-instrumentalist Heidi Gluck. "We were going to play at the Hot Stove, Cool Music show," Hatfield explains, referring to the July 12 Fenway Park extravaganza that included sets by Buffalo Tom, the Gentleman, and Kay Hanley as well as a quick cameo by James Taylor. "And then we would have booked a few shows around that just to let people know that the new record is out."
But immigration issues got in the way of that plan. As Hatfield explains over dinner at the Independent, "Heidi's Canadian, and she didn't get her working papers in order in time. She's eventually going to get a visa, but her previous visa had run out, and it became apparent that the new one wasn't going to be available in time for the album to come out. We briefly considered replacing her. But it just didn't make sense because she's such an important part of the vibe and she's so hot and . . . "
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US network CBS is asking stars not to bare too much skin at the Grammy Awards on Monday.
In a memo to guests, the network has requested "buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered" for the televised award show.
It asked those attending to adequately cover their "genital region" to prevent "visible 'puffy' bare skin exposure".
The memo sent out on Wednesday also warned against "see-through clothing" and said that "thong type costumes are problematic".
Representatives for CBS and the Recording Academy declined to comment on the memo. Deadline Hollywood first reported the fashion rules.
CBS broadcast the infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show that included Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction". The network was initially fined by the Federal Communications Commission, though the fine was later overturned.
The 55th annual Grammy Awards will be held on Monday at Los Angles' Staples Center.


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Middlesex County Beekeeper's Association November meeting.
Friday, 11/26 (the day after Thanksgiving). Take a break from shopping...
At the Unitarian Universalist Church, at 27 School Street in Carlisle, MA.
The guest speaker: Mr. Tom Stefanini, Middlesex County Bee Inspector. Tom was unable to attend the October Meeting, but will speak on 11/26.
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Antony Gormley:
Sculpted space, within and without
Legendary sculptor Antony Gormley riffs on space and the human form. His works explore the interior space we feel within our own bodies — and the exterior space we feel around us, knowing that we are just dots in space and time.
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Electronic Lien Program
The Electronic Lien Program (ELP) is a paperless method by which the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and a lending institution (lienholder) can exchange vehicle and title information. Instead of printing a paper title and mailing it to the lienholder, DMV Headquarters can transmit essential identifying information electronically. Once the lien has been satisfied, the lienholder sends DMV Headquarters an electronic message releasing the title. DMV Headquarters then prints and mails the title to the vehicle owner.
This process eliminates much of the paper handling involved in the vehicle titling process. Both parties benefit from lower costs of processing, mailing, filing and retrieving paper.
To find out how to become a member of the Electronic Lien Network, refer to Joining ELP.
Effective October 1, 2015, all banking and financial institutions that record 50 or more auto liens per calendar year will be required to electronically transmit lien information to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) through an approved service provider.
For more information, see Virginia Electronic Lien Mandate .
Process Description
Currently, when an application for a new title indicates a lien, DMV provides the lienholder with the titling information on a paper form. This information includes a description of the vehicle, the name and address of the vehicle owner as well as the name and address of the lienholder.
With the Electronic Lien Program (ELP), a lien/title message containing essential identifying information is bundled into an electronic envelope and sent to the lienholders electronic mailbox. The lienholder retrieves the messages from the mailbox, sorts and matches them to their files and then stores the information electronically.
When the lien is satisfied, the lienholder sends an electronic message to a DMV mailbox, authorizing release of the title to the vehicle owner. DMV retrieves the message, matches it to its files and then prints the title and mails it to the vehicle owner.
The two DMV mailboxes are:
- A normal mailbox for all messages except "emergency" messages. This mailbox is emptied and processed each night, and
- An "emergency" mailbox for "distributive printing" (release of the "title print held" condition). This mailbox is emptied and processed on an hourly basis during the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. EST, or EDST, Monday through Friday (excluding State Holidays).
You can find out more about the ELP process by reviewing the ELP Processing Overview[Back to Top]
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All New Worlds. All New Parties. All New Adventure
The hit Super Monkey Ball series rolls onto the Nintendo GameCube™, Sony PlayStation® 2, and the Sony PSP™ this Spring in the all new Super Monkey Ball Adventure. For the first time in the series, Super Monkey Ball Adventure will deliver a dynamic story-driven platform adventure in addition to the classic party games and racing elements that made the franchise famous.
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Black Bear 4-H club hosts program on black bears
On March 21, Nancy and Glenn Krause presented a program at the Nisswa Community Center entitled "Seasons With the Bears" for those interested in learning more about the Minnesota black bear.
The presentation was sponsored by the Black Bear 4-H club, who supported the North American Bear Center in 2010 with a $100 donation. The young people of the club thought it was fitting that they support black bear research because of their club's name.
The Krauses have been working with bears near their northern Minnesota home for 14 years. They shared stories of their favorite bears.
Peyton Wicklund, Black Bear 4-H Club president, said, "My favorite part of the presentation was when they showed slides of bears who live by their cabin. Dot is my favorite bear because she does not like the color red."
Glenn demonstrated how telemetry and signal emitting collars allow researchers to find hibernating bears. He and Nancy shared difficulties of keeping collars on bears and the process of replacing them. The bears are so familiar with the Krauses that for a handful of nuts or dates they'll hold still long enough for collars to be replaced or adjusted.
Club members said this was a successful presentation because of the attendance and what was learned, and it was fun planning and hosting it. Donations received were divided among the club and the presenters.
Those attending left with a much better understanding of black bears.


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Updates and changes to codes and standards that affect the way you design and install telecommunications systems
Discuss this Article 3
Very good information. The use of a Ground Meggar Tester is not mention. The use of the ground meggar test set will clearly ensure that there is zero resistance or difference of potential at each ground bus bar.
You may wish to take a look at the Motorola R56 Standards and Guidelines for Communications Sites for another comprehensive grounding and seismic standard. It has been adopted by the DOI and all its subsidiary agencies.
I only mention it because you did not list it as a reference or resource and it is widely used at least in the land mobile radio world.
There is mention of the appropriately sized bonding conductor from the TMGB and the GES (Grounding Electrode System)bus. I have taken exception to the practice of bonding the TMGB straight out the wall to a ground ring when a lightning protection system is present. The only systems that have lightning protection (LPS) is the network protector and building electrical service panel (maybe). That bond to the ring when air terminals are on the roof is likely to allow lightning to travel into the room and possibly damage or destroy the IT equipment, correct? Lightning strikes are not perfect. They have fingers that will get into everything.


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Lovely Vacation House with Spectactular Sea View
Size72 m²
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- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Indoor fireplace
- Parking available
- Breakfast
- Balcony/terrace
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|Prasas, 71500 Heraklion, Greece
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You will have ample supply of our very own olive oil for your cooking , a welcome bottle of our red wine and olive oil soap for your showers when you visit us ! You will also be provided with a delicious Cretan appetizer plate when you arrive and a continental breakfast .There is a small neighborhood family store for your initial shopping in walking distance for your convenience too . Only non-smokers , please :-)
We are just minutes from the ancient Minoan Palace of Knossos which is definitely a must see ! There are over 6,000 villages on the island and each unique in their own special way for you to explore too . We will be very happy to assist you with any of your excursions while you are here .
House rulesTo please keep the house and its belongings in good care and we prefer only non-smoking guests . We also require copies of passports for our records, please .Thank you !
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|$ 12 US per guest/night extra
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hello very well received and well located this place I recommends that they CATTE IGNAZIO AND FAMILY
bonjour tres bien accueilli et tres bien situe je reccomande cet endroit
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The little appartement was just the right thing for me and my daughter with a great view and everything we needed and Pamela and Emmanuelle were great hosts! We can really recommend spending time there!!!
nice place and very nice host. thanks a lot
It was awesome to stay by Pamela&Emanuelle.
The Studio-Chalet was fantastic. Pamela&Emanuelle were every time helpful and perfect hosts. We would definetly come back to Pamela and the Studio. It was the perfect Holiday.
We had: - a very hospitable couple - a wonderful view on the sea and a small valley with olive trees, pomegranate trees, fig trees, in the distance, which we are not disturbing start and runway from Heraklion airport (about 2-3 km distance) . - A hevorrragend-equipped, clean cottage, with a large terrace that provides both shade and sun (depending on need). - A garden in the summer with harvestable fig trees and other exotic for us, trees and plants. - Excellent tips and advice for excursions iand excursions in Crete .. - A waiting and working bike, which (also by car or scooter course) can achieve the clean, clear sea, fine sand beach and almost exclusively Greek bathers in Amnissos problems. - The easy accessibility of shopping and cultural events in and around Heraklion (Tuesday is market day) .. We will definitely be back!
Wir erlebten:
- ein äusserst gastfreundliches Ehepaar
- eine wunderbare Aussicht zum Meer und über ein kleines Tal mit Olivenbäumen, Granatapfelbäumen und Feigenbäumen, in der Ferne, die uns nicht störende Start- und Landebahn vom Flughafen Iraklion (ca. 2-3 km Luftlinie).
- ein hevorrragend ausgestattetes kleines sauberes Ferienhäuschen, mit einer großen Terasse, die sowohl Schatten als auch Sonne (je nach Bedürfnis) bietet.
- einen Garten mit im Sommer erntereifen Feigenbäumen, und anderen, für uns exotischen, Bäumen und Planzen.
- Herausragende Tipps und Beratungen für Ausflüge iund Exkursionen in Kreta..
- ein bereitstehendes und funktionierendes Fahrrad, mit dem man problemlos (auch mit Auto und Motorroller natürlich) das saubere, klare Meer mit feinem Sandstrand und fast ausschließlich griechischen Badegästen in Amnissos erreichen kann.
- die leichte Erreichbarkeit von Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und kulturellen Veranstaltungen in und um Iraklion ( Dienstag ist Markttag)..
Wir werden sicherlich wiederkommen!
After a long period of hard work and stress we were looking for a place in the sun that was simple, quiet, and far from tourist centers. We found this pearl of a chalet. It was exactly what we needed! We felt at home there from the moment we arrived, not only because the chalet was so cosy but also because of the welcome we received there. Pam and Emmanuel are perfect hosts and, more important, lovely human beings! They met us (and several other guests) at the airport and made sure we all got to our accomodations. The salad that was waiting for us was one of the best meals we ate while in Crete. And they took us with them to the midnight celebration of Orthodox Easter - a one of a kind experience. They also gave us a lot of personal assistance with some other special problems that arose during our visit.. They were always around if we needed anything, and always warm and ready to help. - The chalet itself is a perfect little vacation house. Sometimes it was hard to leave the terrace with its great view of olive groves, the Iraklion Airport (not at all disturbing - mor like a long calm TV show that's on every morning and evening; addictiv!), and the blue Mediterranean. Sometimes we didn't! It has everything we needed. And it was a perfect base for exploring central Crete. We will definitely be back!
Pamela and Emmanuel were the most amazing hosts during our stay at their Studio Chalet. They were both incredibly kind and helpful and it almost felt like leaving home when we in fact were going home.
Very nice family. Accommodation with super views.
Sehr nette Familie. Unterkunft mit Super Aussicht.
Un très bon accueil , pas besoin de faire les courses du soir à notre arrivée.
Une maison simple mais très agréable avec la terrasse au-dessus des oliviers et vue sur la mer.
Une situation qui permet d'accéder facilement aux plages et de visiter les principaux sites du département d'Héraklion de la mer de Crète à la mer de Libye et et d'aller vers l'Est .
Un grand merci à Pamela.
Un accueil parfait, une voiture, un dîner, un frigo prêt. Des hôtes parfaits, gentils et prévenants, nous apportant une aide précieuse pour nos choix de visites.
un logement un peu rudimentaire, et quelques améliorations techniques attendues (poêle à frire usée, table un peu branlante...) mais rien de vraiment "grave"
Très belle situation, face à la mer, au calme!
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
- Secure payment via SSL encryption


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I have one group of hives that have some serious chalk brood and I need to treat.
I have heard rumors that powder Cinnomon on top of brood can help, but have no idea how much to use per hive.
Also, bleach in syrup can help, I understand, not sure on mix.
Looking for input and methods
Thanks, Larry


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Publisher: The 3DO Company
Developer: New World Computing
Platform: PC
Expected Ship Date: Fall 2001
Number of Players: 1-6
Category: Strategy
Rating: RP ("Everyone" expected)
Heroes of Might and Magic IV, the highly anticipated next chapter in the award-winning Heroes of Might & Magic series, combines the proven award-winning gameplay of the Heroes line with an all-new game engine. Like its predecessors, Heroes IV showcases highly detailed fantasy worlds in a battle for territory and resources. Players will command armies comprised of skillful heroes and fantastic creatures who fight enemies, capture towns and collect vital resources and artifacts. Strategic planning and tactical cunning are instrumental in your goal to be undisputed ruler of the new world.
When a cataclysm destroys Erathia, Emilia Nighthaven loses everything. Orphaned and alone in a strange new world, she organizes the frightened survivors so they can defend themselves against those who would prey on the weak. But Immortal King Magnus appears and demands her allegiance. Not only does he have the merciless Dragon Golems at his disposal, but also a device capable of enslaving the minds of those who come near him.
How can Emilia defend her kingdom against that kind of power? Soon, her friends unwittingly become her enemies and once again she is truly alone. A glimmer of hope comes in the form of an enemy who unexpectedly switches sides.
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Attacking SSL - SSLStrip
VERY similiar to The Middler by Jay beale? SSL becomes less and less appealing. In conjunction both tools are valuable.
Tool: SSLStrip
Video of Presentation: New tricks for defeating SSL in Practice
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How do you exploit Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS), tightly wrapped in SSL or TLS?
According to Moxie Marlinspike, you don't. You exploit the HTTP it's built on. If you think about it, he told a Black Hat DC Briefings audience Wednesday, people encounter SSL by clicking on a link and being redirected to an HTTPS-secured page when they log into banking, webmail or shopping websites.
Marlinspike unveiled a hacking technique which intercepts Web traffic and tricks users into giving up passwords and other sensitive information. With the aid of a new tool called SSLstrip, Marlinspike demonstrated how easy it is to trick users into thinking they are on a trusted, secure website.
"People only encounter HTTPS via HTTP, so maybe we can think about starting by attacking HTTP," he said. "Normally, if we're doing man-in-the-middle attacks against SSL, we go straight for SSL, straight after that connection. But if SSL depends on this other protocol, why don't we look at that first?"
The trick, said Marlinspike, is duplicating a Web environment in which people are comfortable, in which they feel safe. Not long ago, he said, websites emphasized what he called positive feedback. You see the ubiquitous padlock icon and perhaps the URL address window turned a reassuring color.
But now, newer browsers like Firefox 3 and IE8 display dire, in-your-face warnings that only the most reckless Web surfer would ignore. So, if you're trying to trick people into inputting their credit card numbers into Web pages they think are secured by SSL --but that you own -- you want them to see a page that looks almost, if not completely normal. Positive feedback is pretty subtle.
"If we trigger negative feedback, we're totally screwed. People only care if it's catastrophic problem: 'Look out!'" he said. "If we fail to trigger positive feedback, maybe it's not so bad. People aren't really keeping an eagle eye out for all those positive indicators."
The basic idea is to intercept Web traffic with a new tool called SSLstrip. The tool switches the hyperlink reference (href) from HTTPS to HTTP and swaps the user to an insecure look-alike page. The server thinks everything is secure, because it is unaware of the exchange between the victim and the client, and the client gets no warning.
ou can even add your own padlock icon to improve the user's comfort level.
Once you've got what you want from the victim, SSLstrip can be set to drop out and the user is once again presented with an SSL-protected page after the damage is done.
User names and passwords are particularly desirable targets.
"The real nice thing about passwords is that people reuse their passwords. So, if you get their passwords to one site, you've probably got their passwords to 10 or more sites," Marlinspike said.


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Mixed reaction on help from FEMA
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Federal Emergency Management Agency's disaster relief center in Colorado Springs is moving to Black Forest, but for people in the Pikes Peak region, they're split on whether FEMA has helped their area.
FEMA has provided more than $40 million for people affected by the floods in Colorado, but Julie Jepson wishes she could have seen some of that money.
"They have not been supportive, they keep giving us the run around, and they cannot answer direct questions," Jepson said.
Her home on Cheyenne Road is damaged from the September floods.
FEMA opened the disaster relief center to help flood victims receive assistance for their damaged property.
Even though the Colorado Springs is moving, Taylor Collins feels FEMA has helped Cheyenne Road get back to normal.
"They have been instrumental in helping out with any kind of assistance they can to help us out around here," Collins said.
Jepson said even though FEMA hasn't helped her, she feels fortunate.
"We feel luckier than some and we will get over it and we are not going anywhere, we love the area, we love canyon," Jepson said.
If you were affected by the floods, you can still receive assistance from FEMA even though its moved locations.
The FEMA disaster relief center in Black Forest will open Monday.


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daniel, if those halls that you are hob-nobbing in contain both basic science researchers as well as clinical researchers, then you are probably aware of the tension that exists between them and their respective endeavors.
i came through a similar institution and haved earned both types of degrees, and i am familar with the criticism from basic science community that is often directed toward the clinical community regarding the 'excellence' of their science.
i believe that randy has uniquely positioned himself between academia and the real world. he is striving for applied or practical (clinical) knowledge, while factoring in the basic science.
there is nothing 'laid back' about what he is doing.
and unless i am a total fool, i don't see how anyone can suggest that randy is involved in some kind of propaganda campaign as javin appears to do in his post.
it is interesting to see the back and forth on bee-l between randy and others who are more knowledgable than i on this subject. i do hope that javin will bring his criticisms to that forum and allow randy to respond.


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I am in the process of setting up my new quilting studio. I have a pretty large stash of fabrics. I now have plenty of cabinet space to organize it. I can't decide how to set up the space. Should I sort by color, type of fabric, collections etc.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I am in the process of setting up my new quilting studio. I have a pretty large stash of fabrics. I now have plenty of cabinet space to organize it. I can't decide how to set up the space. Should I sort by color, type of fabric, collections etc.
I like to keep my collections together. Everything else is sorted by colour mostly. Theme fabric like Christmas is together regardless of colour. I also store yardage separate from pieces. Pieces are fair game for any project but I try to save yardage for a big project or backing. A new studio, how exciting!
Oh, I am so excited!!! I'll have to post pics when I'm done. That's pretty much the way I was thinking of doing it.
Congrats on the new space. Need pics!
There may be times we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest. - Elie Wiesel
I do the same. Collections together then sorted by color. I use the boards sold by one of our board members. Saves so much space.
You only go around once in life, but if you do it right, once is enough!
I made my own boards. I just picked up the bolt cardboard they throw away at JoAnn's and cut into 4 even size pieces and fold fabric in 1/2 clamp to my cutting table and fold it around it. Then it can stand in a bookshelf or as of right now in tubs that I can see in.
Thanks Amy,
I like that idea.
Whatever you do in your organization of your fabrics, be consistant. I know first hand what not doing that looks like-------still a mess!! Good Luck!!
To make lots of quilts, is to have lots of scraps, and I do, and I do.
I sort my fabric by length/size, fat quarters, less than 1/2 yd, 1/2 yd, 1 yd, 1.5 yd, 2 yd, etc. I sort by color within that size. I don't have the size stash that some have, a a 5 shelf book case 3 feet wide and a couple of shelves on another book case. Thats for quilts. I have a tub of doll and bear makings, a tub of fancy fabrics for Crazy quilts, and a tub of clothing fabrics, from when I made all my own clothes. Then there are the cross stitch fabrics, floss, beads, and on and on. No wonder I moved all the quilting material ( both sane and crazy) to my studio, and the rest is out in the shed.
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?
Albert Einstein
LOL. It's amazing what we accumulate. Sure as the world we get rid of it, we'll need it next week.


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Central Art Designed Room
מספר אנשים מקסימלי3
חדרי שינה1
גודל18 מטר רבוע
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- מותר להביא חיות מחמד
- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- טלויזיה
- מגבות
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Trg kralja Petra Krešimira, 10000 City of Zagreb, קרואטיה
|סוג נכס
|חדר פרטי
|פרטי הזיהוי של מקום הלינה
Design of the room is modern and newly equipped - large double bed with the possibility of setting up extra beds and / or a cot; large LCD TV with over 50 channels; the opportunity to cook coffee and tea; wireless Internet and wake-up service are included in the price; towels and shower/shampoo gel in the bathrooms are some of the benefits that we offer to out guests.
Close proximity to the main bus station, main train station and airport bus terminal. We are in the city center, 10 minutes walking distance from city main square and the cathedral, farmer's market is across the street and some fine restaurants are in our neighborhood.
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|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
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we just had a very short stay, but it was a great night in a great apartment. u feel the artificial influence in the clean, modern, and really well designed apartment.
thanks 4 the colorful night
bg mark & monika
Irena is very kind and helpful. She picked us up in her car from the busstation even though we could easily have walked. The room is located within walking distance from everything we wanted to see in Zagreb.
The room itself was a little dark and damp and we would have liked a fridge. Other than this we had a great time staying with Irena.
Irena is very available. She even came to pick us up at the bus station in the car! She answers very quickly e-mails by giving of very well advice.
The apartment is ideally placed. Rooms are original, comfortable and very pleasant.
I deeply recommend this rent!
For a next time on Zagreb :)
Irena picked us up at the station and drove us to our studio. The studio was very nice, perfectly clean and it had a big TV in it (which we didn't need, since Zagreb has much more interesting things to offer ;-). The studio was (almost) in the center and we could discover Zagreb on foot. At the end of our stay, Irena drove us back to the station, which we really appreciated!!
Irena met us quickly when we arrived. The room had everything we needed, was clean and tidy.
Irena was really helpful with helping us find our way around Zagreb. We really enjoyed meeting her and hope she will come and stay sometime in New Zealand!
Excellent apartment for two people, very central - you can get everywhere by foot - and Irena is extremely helpful! A quirky, lively and happy person that will help you in any way she can! A big thanks from the two of us, Tim&Ania
we have had a wonderful time in this cosy, quiet and beautiful room !
So well located close to a small local market... easy access to walk around Zagreb and bus connections.
Irena is such a caring and discrete woman that we really felt at home.
Friendly welcome and helpful for any questions about City of Zagreb and the flat. Very cosy and well equiped little apartment in the City Center. I can only recommend this flat. Would use this flat again.
The accomodation was exactly how it described: cosy room with designer"s bathroom. The apartament is brand new, located in the center of Zagreb, close to main bus station and tram lines. There was also Sat TV and wireless internet. The host was super nice and helpful. I can recommend this adress to everyone going to Zagreb for short or the long trip.
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- כל מארח מאושר טלפונית
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Author, artist, adventurer to present program
Friends and neighbors!
It is indeed time for spring and summer. I am so overjoyed.
In a timely manner, we have a new Legacy program scheduled for May 8 at the Pine River Library at 6 p.m. It is Nancy Scheibe, author, artist and adventurer.
She is from Ely and will present her program, "River stories, making dreams come true."
Thank you, Minnesota, for sending us yet another wonderful program.
As always ...
Browser, the library cat