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- Realistic Wood and Stone Finishes
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Dedicated to making it simple to share videos captured on any camera with friends and family, Givit announced the initial availability of its free Android app. Givit is a cross-platform private video sharing service, allowing users to share videos to a select audience. The service sends a private video link to the recipient you choose to share a video and they can view it via computers, tablets, phones and other smart devices.
The app features the following:
• Record and share videos with just a few taps
• Share large video files easily and privately, controlling who can watch and forward the videos you share
• Upload high-quality videos quickly behind the scenes with no waiting
• Watch and share all the videos in your Givit account on your Android phone or tablet, or any computer
• Store all uploaded videos in one place, knowing that everything is securely backed up in your private Givit account
"From the moment we conceive Givit, we've been planning our Android app," said president and CEO of Givit Greg Kostello. "With over half of smart devices worldwide running Android, we're thrilled to get this version of Givit into the hands of Android users so early in the new year." "Givit for Android is a key next step for cross-platform OS and device support, joining our web, desktop and iOS offerings," said Kostello. "The value of Givit is that you can share video privately from any camera, and your audience can view it on any computer, tablet or smart device. It really is that simple."
You can download the app here.
Video has made some serious gains in the past year, but private network content-sharing is a trend that's picked up steam. In the mobile realm, Givit contends with Google+. As a social media network, it allows people to share information with groups called Circles, and has set out to become one of Facebook's biggest rivals. We also have Path, a social networking app that functions pretty much like Twitter and Instagram. However, unlike any other social media service, it allows a person to only have 50 friends on so that one would only share to people that he/she is very familiar with. Both of these services have video-sharing capabilities.

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Must Get Arty
Art Up Phinneywood
Friday (8/12) - Phinneywood is shutting Greenwood/Phinney Avenue from N 67th Street to N 87th to cars for its neighborhood arts walk featuring work from local artists, live music, a farmers' market and food ($5 happy hour menu all evening at Carmelita's). Part of the City of Seattle's Summer Streets program, bike, walk or bus to the festival for extra "street" cred. Free. 6 - 9 p.m. http://artupgreenwood-phinney.blogspot.com/
Must Taste
Beer Floats
Never again must you make the agonizing decision of whether to down a cold beer or scarf a scoop of ice cream. Belly up to beer floats—appearing on more local menus, including at Bluebird Ice Cream, where you can pair your choice of a locally made flavor with a locally brewed beer. Slurp. bluebirdseattle.blogspot.com
Must Watch
The Vibrator Play
Through 8/28 - ACT's artisitic director, Kurt Beattie directs In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play by Sarah Ruhl, about a Victorian-era wife whose doctor husband stumbles across a stimulating cure for treating "hysteria." 8 p.m. Prices vary. ACT, 700 Union St.; 206.292.7676; acttheatre.org
Must Listen
Vicci Martinez
Grab lunch from one of the countless counters at Whole Foods and take in some midday sunshine during the Downtown Seattle Association's Out to Lunch concert series. This week, the series features the bluesy, jazz-infused tunes of Tacoma-based singer Vicci Martinez. Free. Noon. 601 Union St., Downtown
Must Taste
12th Avenue Street Fair
Sunday (8/14) - Head to the Hill for a street fair putting a foodie spin on the usual neighborhood celebration. Local restaurants will be serving up $5 and under bites (from Café Presse, Osteria La Spiga, Caffe Vita, Barrio, Zobel Ethiopian Restaurant, High 5 Pie, Caffe Pettirosso, Bluebird Microcreamery, Poquitos, Ambassel Ethiopian Restaurant) along 12th Avenue which will be closed to vehicles between E. Pike and E. Madison streets. Free. Noon - 6 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/12thAvenueSeattle


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Right you are...Magpul just announced new 10, and 15 rnd mags for the AR. Seems they have been in the design phase for a while due to sales to Calif. (10 rnd max.) or other sub-30 rnd rule states.
See the below link for pics and more details.
The Firearm Blog Magpul Announces 10 And 20 Round PMAG
2013 will be an ugly year for gun laws methinks.


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Most people in the software field don't seem to understand even the basics of what software quality means, even those who are labeled as quality "experts." They see it as being error free, satisfying users, meeting requirements, or hitting cost or schedule targets. But in reality, it's only partly about some of those things, and not at all about others. In this column, I try to set those erroneous viewpoints aright.
In this column (I pompously say) I am going to define the word "quality."
Don't quit reading now. I know quality, as an abstract topic, is boring. I know definitions are boring. But there's something strangely elusive about the topic of quality. In the novel Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, for example, the pursuit of what quality means actually drove the main character crazy! And I think part of the problem is that we've been going about it all wrong. In other words, this is a contrarian column. If you like that kind of thing, read on!
First of all, I want to announce, here and now, that I think most people who write about quality don't know what they're writing about. Or more accurately, they actually do know what they're writing about, it's just not quality. Let me explain.
I frequently see explanations in software literature that equate quality to one of these:
- a lack of errors
- user satisfaction
- meeting requirements
- achieving cost and schedule targets
Let me dissect each one of these views. For the record, I think all of them are wrong!
First of all, quality is about far more than software errors, or the lack of them. My favorite definition of quality for the field of software-dating clear back to the early Barry Boehm thirty-something years ago-says that quality is a bunch of "ilities." It's reliability. It's usability. It's understandability. It's modifiability. It's testability. It's portability. It's a whole lot of stuff that sums up what it takes to be able to say a software product is of high quality (different people construct different lists of "ilities," but overall they agree much more than they disagree). Given that, how come quality isn't about just, say, errors? Because the error factor is what reliability is about, and that's just a small subset of the total topic of quality.
Now, how about all that other stuff, like user satisfaction and meeting requirements and hitting cost/schedule targets? Well, there is a relationship among all of those things, all right. But the beauty of that relationship is that it shows quality is distinct from all of them.
Here's that relationship: User Satisfaction = Compliant Product + Good Quality + Delivery Within Budget/Schedule.
What does it take to satisfy me as a user of (name a product!)? That the product meets my needs, that it has good quality (e.g., it doesn't fall apart as soon as I get it), and that I can get it when I need it for a cost I can afford. Is that the same as high quality?
For example, I can be satisfied with a McDonald's hamburger if it is what I expect it to be, has a little nutrition, and comes quickly and cheaply. I don't expect McDonald's to produce a high-quality meal, but I can be satisfied with what it does produce.
For a second example, I can be satisfied with a Jaguar automobile if it is as sleek and beautiful as I expect it to be, has plenty of power, is delivered when I want it, and I choose to pay the extremely high cost. But Jaguars, over the years, have not been known for high quality-they have balky electrical systems, for instance. But other aspects of the Jaguar's quality, such as fit and finish, are superb, and may make up for its shortcomings.
For a third example, I can be satisfied with the SAP mega-package information system if it does all the integrated enterprise transaction processing that I expect it to do, with a high degree of trustworthiness and


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I currently have vertical Langstroth hives..they look great and the bees seem happy. Downside...lifting the boxes..OK for the young and nimble..not so much for arthritic seniors Currently I have have help but that is not longterm
I may be wrong but browing somewhere I think I saw a concept where somehow one puts Langstroth type boxes side by side rather than on top of one another. Sounds good for me but am uncertain if the bees move through boxes side by side as easily as up and down. Also have no plans for these and quite quite figure how the bees move from box to box as seemed the top opened for access but seemed the boxes were just beside one another...must have been some means of easy access betwen boxes.
I tried searching again but obviously have not got the search string properly worded.
Are any familiar with or using a Langstroth type system that looks like a train rather than a sky scraper?


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City of East Gull Lake continues research on possible fire station
East Gull Lake contracts with the Brainerd Fire Department and is considering building a fire station in East Gull Lake for the department to use. This project would result in a change in home insurance prices for those living in the area.
At the Tuesday, Feb. 5, city council meeting, Mayor Dave Kavanaugh said he had spoken to two property owners about the city buying property for possible construction of a fire hall. He had approached two other property owners already, and he intends to speak to two more.
In other business Feb. 5, the council learned the Department of Transportation Office of Aeronautics said there are trees at the East Gull Lake Airport that need to be trimmed. The department requires all brush on the East Gull Lake airstrip to be cut down to grass level. This is regular maintenance that is done every three to four year because of sumac encroaching on the airstrip.
City Administrator Brenda Thomes is working with Ben Thuringer, president of seaplane pilots, to get the trees trimmed as soon as the snow melts.
The council addressed preliminary guidelines concerning impervious surfaces, such as concrete and asphalt, within the city. The city currently has no guidelines for impervious surfaces. Council member Rob Mason suggested inclusion of a section on green space. No decision has been made on the subject. A public hearing will soon be held.


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The company is required by law to hold a general meeting of its shareholders each year (the Annual General Meeting - "AGM"). If an important matter requiring shareholder approval cannot wait until the next AGM, the company will call an Extraordinary General Meeting ("EGM").
As an ordinary shareholder you are entitled to attend, speak and vote at general meetings of the company.
As an ADR holder you are entitled to vote by proxy which is then exercised on your behalf by the depositary bank, The Bank of New York.
If you attend a general meeting, you can vote in person on each resolution. If you cannot attend, you may appoint a proxy to vote on your behalf and your proxy can vote on a poll.
The Diageo AGM is held in October each year and gives you the opportunity to vote on various company matters, either by attending the meeting and voting in person or by sending in a proxy vote (to be used for a polled vote) in hard copy or electronic form.
If you attend the AGM, you have the opportunity to put questions to the board of directors and to speak to individual directors personally after the meeting. If you are unable to attend, or if you have any questions you wish to put to any of the directors during the course of the year, you may write to the company
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Holders of Diageo ADRs will receive voting materials and have the sole right to vote the ordinary shares of Diageo represented by their ADRs, which are held by The Bank of New York. The proxy votes received by the return-by-date are then exercised through The Bank of New York. To be eligible to vote, ADR holders must be on the Register on the AGM record date.
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* As a percentage of the aggregate of votes For plus votes Against (i.e. excluding votes Withheld).
**Resolutions passed other than those concerning ordinary business.
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The company will call an EGM if an important matter requiring shareholder approval cannot wait until the next AGM.
For example, an EGM was held on 2 October 2000 to enable shareholders to vote on the proposed disposal of Pillsbury to General Mills, Inc.
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Heliotel Marine
Size50 m²
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- Towels
- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Dishwasher
- Parking available
- Pool
- Washer/dryer
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Nice apartment in a beautiful area. Delicious with pool and tennis courts.
It would have been better if the key could be received and returned to the reception on the spot.
Dejlig lejlighed i et skønt område. Lækkert med pool og tennisbanerne .
Det havde været bedre hvis nøglen kunne modtages og afleveres i receptionen på stedet.
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The holydays in Club Vista serena, was very nice and confortable. A value quality and price appartments, nice service. Highly recoment
nice little house in suburb of sorrento.
well equipped kitchen and cosy living room.
couldn't stay in the huge garden because of too many moskitos.
garden wasn't very clean at all.
the linen package, we extra paid for, was a joke.
The people were very friendly, the studio offered everything you needed, the bed was comfy and the location was good, just 350 m to the beach. You had your own terrace and parking lot, which was great. It is a very quiet location, good to calm down and relax. For two persons it is very big, I was scared, but of course most of people would enjoy that luxury of lots of space. The accommodation definitely is a great choice for that price!
The location of the apartment was great and the size was excellant plus with a private parking space in France unbelievable. Downside was cleaning fee per person when the floors were SO dirty that you wouldn'd want to walk on them without shoes on.
Danielle was very helpful. The house, next to her family's home was very clean and comfortable. The view of the mountains was wonderful. we highly recommend Landhaus Wegscheider to anyone interested in traveling to the Innsbruck area.
Fab apartment, fab views. All amenities on our doorstep, would highly recommend this apartment, will definitely be booking again. (unfortunately there are no English TV channels so bring a book)
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National honor fraternity comes to UTSA
By Charlin Jones
Program Coordinator, UTSA Honors Alliance
(Sept. 7, 2007)--The Phi Sigma Pi national honor fraternity comes to UTSA this semester. Because of outstanding academic achievement by more than 3,300 students, the national organization chartered a new UTSA chapter.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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For more information on becoming a founding member of the UTSA honor fraternity, students are invited to a meeting at 6 p.m., Monday, Sept. 10 in the Business Building University Room (2.06.04) on the 1604 Campus.
Eligible students must have completed 12 credit hours, have a 3.0 G.P.A. and have at least two remaining semesters as an undergraduate.
The coed organization mixes the best elements of an honor society, service and social fraternity with a focus on scholarship, leadership and fellowship with activities including academic programs, leadership opportunities, service projects and social gatherings. The group is a gathering place for well-rounded people who like to stay connected with their studies, their community and their potential.
For students unable to attend the information meeting, e-mail the Phi Sigma Pi national office or contact Charlin Jones at (210) 458-4160.


text: The car rear view system, parking sensor, rear view miror, rear View Camera or car reverse camera is applied in the bus and public transport for the drivers to monitor the condition of the middle gate as well as the backing condtion in the early time. Now it's widely used in various vehicles including bus, truck, van, engineer vehicle, forklift, communication van, reaper and tour bus. Now there are many manufacturers of rear view system as it's widely used in vehicles. But there is no specific standard for customer's reference in the industry. Maybe the user doesn't achieve the required effect after the install it. Do you know how to chooe the car rear view products? http://hubpages.com/hub/Rear-View-Mirror-camera-the-car-rear-view-system-application


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Luxury with a breathtaking panoramic view
An extraordinary hotel in a unique location: The 'Riffelalp Resort 2222 m' offers luxurious 5-star vacations. In the midst of a fantastic stone pine forest above Zermatt in the canton of Valais in Switzerland, the hotel can offer guests a most impressive panoramic view of the Alps, the world-famous Matterhorn, mountains in Valais and numerous other mountain ranges which all seem so close. This resort caters for many different types of holidays all year round: A ski region and 400 km of hiking trails right on the hotel's doorstep.
Every day a different mountain summit
Peace, nature and cordial hospitality awaits guests at the 'Riffelalp Resort'. A lavish restaurant, a wellness area with a wide variety of services and numerous ways to spend your spare time, e.g. bowling, in-house cinema or billiards, etc., offer a very versatile as well as relaxing vacation at an altitude of 2222 m. The hotel's ski and mountain bike hire provides the right equipment for active exploration of the countryside on the hotel's own doorstep. Restaurant Alexander rounds the day off with culinary delights.
High-end service for the discerning
The 'Riffelalp Resort 2222 m' has 65 double rooms and five exclusive suites, almost all featuring a balcony and a breathtaking view of the legendary Matterhorn. The tasteful ambience and luxurious furnishings satisfy the highest demands down to the very last detail. Here, guests' wishes are given top priority. And thanks to the hotel's southern location (Zermatt borders on Italy), people looking for recreation can enjoy a pleasant climate with long periods of sunshine.
Unique perspective
Not only the rooms and suites offer relaxation and recuperation. Various types of saunas and steam baths as well as a choice of treatments and massages add to the 'Riffelalp' experience. The St.-Trop-Alp spa offers guests a unique experience in Europe's highest outdoor pool (35°C). The cuisine served also leaves nothing to be desired: Gourmets can choose between Alexander Restaurant and local specialities at the "Walliser Keller" or fine Italian cuisine in the sunny terrace garden of Ristorante Al Bosco. Connoisseurs are spoilt with a unique view and service at the Mark Twain Lounge.
First-class laundry care
For perfect laundry care at the Riffelalp Resort, the hotel places its trust in the on-premise laundry designed in close cooperation with Miele. Here, the entire laundry from the hotel, the various restaurants, the wellness area, guests and staff laundry and uniforms is processed fast, gently and efficiently. Several of Miele's washing machines, tumble dryers and a Laco MM 50-250 flatwork ironer ensure smooth processing and reliable operation at 2222 m above sea level.
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Re: Official blog post: Uncharted 3 is Free to Play!
LifeLongFrenzy wrote:
arne wrote:
Da_Almighty_Guy wrote:
tapantaola wrote:
I'm going to give you another idea: MOAR loadout slots!
If you are going to implement micro-transactions, at least offer us something that we want!
Better get on it guys. $0.99 for a new loadout slot will make some big bucks.
I think this would be the very definition of pay to win unfortunately.
Please, just like the tournement tickets. Practice what you preach arne
Arne would never admit to this, which is why he left. Just like why he won't adress when people ask why F2P was teased to us so heavily even though we on these forums already have the game.
Tournament is totally pay to win. With matchmaking the way it is, you need to buy tickets to get yourself to platinum tier, and what does platinum tier get you? The ONLY stat hat that increases aimed movement speed making Fleet Foot platinum a reality.
So according to arne, buying another loadout slot is pay to win, but making an aimed movement speed increasing stat hat only realistically available to those who buy tickets isn't pay to win. That's a logical contradiction.
Also I saw in one post you said you can't effect the price of DLC that was already released, and yet I know that isn't true because DLC for other games in the past has either been discounted or made free over time. Resistance 2's DLC maps were made free eventually, yet their servers are still up with no microtransactions. Huh, funny isn't it.
Re: Official blog post: Uncharted 3 is Free to Play!
It's kinda contradictory ND when you make all your U2 DLC free and then say that you can't affect the U3 DLC price cause something something been released.
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Companies and politicians are always full of contradictions. #truth
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Companies and politicians are always full of contradictions. #truth
I was with you all the way until you threw in a hash tag. The only hashes I like are the brown kind ;P
Re: Official blog post: Uncharted 3 is Free to Play!
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arne wrote:
AliMakaveli wrote:
Arne, you guys made another grave error by not separating the Co-op Arena modes and selling them separately. I, a disc owner would've paid for each of them and so would a lot of others and you could've made some more money.
There is STILL a chance to do this, just make it available for $3 dollars each or something
Stop giving us ideas to make everyone think we're going for the cash grab
You guys broke Arena when it didn't need fixing from U2 sadly, I am being dead serious when I say Co-op fans as well as some CMP fans WILL PAY for SEPERAT SURVIVAL if you SELL them SEPERATELY now that you have P2P.
Talk to the other dogs about this, it's a win win situation.
I was under the impression the entire game was the cash grab. The only thing that works properly in this game is the transactions from the account into ND's and Sony's pockets.
Anyway.. ND once again with their structure have proven they intend to do nothing to co-op. They should give two maps free for both adventure and arena actually to entice people to buy, afterall co-op is a different beast to competitive and is nowhere near the same.
I'm also going to add, delete buying items through micro transactions, instead tweak the system to buying the treasure out of micro transactions. Free co-op of the boosters I always run into ruining games for me. It would free people of the horrible treasure system but most importantly is the factor that people are abusing the mode and making it not fun.
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Anyone who thought this F2P (a.k.a up to a certain level) at Naughty Dog was an idiot. Really. Selling the ability to play Co-op in the multplayer is stupid. You'll fool some people (oh if I buy Co-op + the full game we can play it together) but the way Naughty Dog does things makes me get sick to my stomach. All they are is a company which is behind corporate greed, they don't care for the Community or the game at all hence why they never come to the forums.
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An AIM profile with a lot of different colors and flashy text. This is especially bad when the person who has the profile is a guy and not a girl.
Tim Casa has a ricer profile because he used 100 different colors and 10 different fonts in making it, and hes a guy too!!
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- forklength: 49cm(120) -50cm(130)
whilst the XLR 100: - 100 mm of plush travel
- 1394 Gramm
- forklength: 47cm
The difference between forklength is a few centimeters I think its important to get a specialist to discuss if it is worth doing as your geometry will change and if you truly race it may not be astute (not my field). What I do know is that you can use the spacer clips to ensure it doesnt hit the post:
2011 XLR 29er Lefty
I am sure someone will come up who has changed their forks.
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1979 Ford F-150 - Project Two-By FourPosted in Project Vehicles on September 1, 2001 Comment (0)
We originally planned to have our pre-runnin two-wheel-drive 79 Ford F-150 totally converted to a whumpin four-wheel drive in three issues. We did it, sorta. If you havent been following along we began the conversion in Two-by-Four, Part I (July 2000) by cutting off the original front suspension, choosing an axle and transfer case, building a three-link front suspension, and designing a steering system. We continued in Two-by-Four, Part II (Aug. 2000) with the coilover shocks and their mounting. What we have here is the completion of the project and some tips about what we would like to change and the stuff well live with.
Transfer Case
Our original transmission was fine and had less than 5,000 miles on it since a rebuild. We have no idea how automatics work and we dont want to know, so we decided that a divorced transfer case was the perfect way to keep from tearing into the tranny. We called Boyce Equipment and ordered a divorced Dodge NP205. This version of the NP205 has four 5/8-inch, coarse-thread holes tapped in the top of the housing that make building a mount easy. We used 1 ½-inch 0.120-wall tubing for the main structure and 1-inch DOM tubing with a 5/8-inch hole to firmly secure four 5/8-inch bolts to the transfer case. Wrangler spring bushings fit inside the 1 ½-inch tubing and insulate transfer case vibrations much like standard mounts, only ours are stronger and less prone to wear.
To support the transfer case, we boxed one crossmember for strength and added mounting ears to it. It was originally used to support one end of the second (now removed) fuel tank. The other mount bolts to the side of the framerail. You may need to fabricate crossmembers depending on your application and where you mount the transfer case. The biggest advantage to using a divorced transfer case on our Ford was the ability to clock it without a custom adapter. This gave us extra ground clearance under the already-low transfer case. However, the oil filler needed to be extended up with a short section of pipe to provide proper lubrication. The dotted line indicates the oil level with the transfer case mounted in the factory application.
Since our NP205 was originally from a 1-ton, it came with monster 1350-series yokes on the input and rear output, while the front output is a 1310 series. We called Tom Woods Custom Driveshafts and gave the company our measurements for all three driveshafts (dont forget about the nubby unit between the transmission and transfer case). We also found out that we could have our shafts painted almost any color at no extra charge. Just to test that out we went for a powder blue in hopes that it would match the anodizing on the shocks. It didnt. We did have to clearance the rear 1350 yoke and driveshaft with a grinder to keep all 14 inches of rear wheel travel bind-free.
After eyeballing an exploded diagram of an NP205 we decided that it was possible to safely convert our shifting mechanism to a twin-stick for Atlaslike shifting abilities with bombproof strength (Twin-Stick 205, Aug. 2000). We built a bracket that holds the individual shifters and it bolts to the rear of the transmission. All-thread rod and miniature rod ends from the local hardware store make up the rest of the linkage. The twin sticks pop up through the floor and are sealed with a boot almost like original parts.
Dealin With It
There is a vibration coming from the nubby driveshaft. We tried shimming the tranny and transfer case and its better, but we still feel the vibration at 50-60 mph. Well eventually change the transfer case mounts so the divorced driveshaft has correct angles.
The transfer case probably hangs down too low for rockcrawling but its fine for bashing around trails and general off-road mayhem.
What We Changed
The 250-pound over 350-pound coils we originally chose left the truck sitting too high. We swapped them for 150-pound over 250-pound coils.
To read "Project Two-By Four, Part 1: Building a Three-Link and Converting Two-Wheel Drive to Four-Wheel Drive,"click here.
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so cute!!!by Lenore - verified purchaser
I love these boots so much! They are cute and will match whatever I wear while riding my Vespa. It gets very hot where I live, in summer. I only wish I had purchased a white armored jacket instead of black. The boots did not require breaking in; they were comfy the first time I wore them. Once I am more experienced riding my scooter I will wear them with shorts and maybe even a sundress. It's not a cute look to protect your body, but I enjoy all the things I do that require feet, so it's non-negotiable and I'm glad for this functional and fun fashionable option.


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Meh.... Nothing to get all hot and wet about.
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Ditch the electric razor/cheese grater grille. And people cried about the Ford SD grille.Like the projector lamps, though.
=================================No, Brian, it's a foreign car, the "T" is silent. Sweet, I'm getting an Audi!
I wonder how well the 3.6L will perform with that 8-speed, and what sales will be like. Also wonder if Chrysler will start touching turbochargers again and slap 2 to this motor.
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make the grill insert black and it'll look fine.
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red_dog007:I wonder how well the 3.6L will perform with that 8-speed, and what sales will be like. Also wonder if Chrysler will start touching turbochargers again and slap 2 to this motor.I was also was wondering about the 3.6L . 8sp combo. That's more interesting than the slight styling changes.
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It is a bit cheese grater-ish the way i tis now.
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Im glad I bought a 2012 model.
------------------An offseason without "Bountygate" would have the Saints going into the 2012 season as Goliath, and no one likes a Goliath. This very dark offseason has been a bad nightmare that Who Dat Nation can not wake up from.That's fine. No team, no city is better equipped to weather a storm than New Orleans.And that storm has turned this entire region into David, and we all know what happens to David.He comes out on top.
Digging the projector beams. Chevy and Ford need to follow stat.That bumper is sinfully ugly, though. The side is two-tone and pretty classy looking while that grill is definitely blingy. That old school, base trim chrome bumper is ugly as sin. I'm trying to tell from the lone picture if those are vertical foglights or what.Jurys out for me on the grill. The sides with the black and two tone is really, really nice. Digging that. I wish the grill matched the finish of the lower two tone or something...maybe if it didn't have such a fugly bumper I'd like the grill more. That's A LOT of brightwork there though holy bananas.
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SOOOOO looks like the 2013 stang
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FINALLY, a truck with projectors. I was wondering when that was going to happen.I really hope those aren't LEDs at the bottom of the headlights, though. Right now, that's all I see and these look like bad aftermarket headlights.
News here?
_______________________________________________________________"there is nothing patriotic about hating your country, or pretending that you can love your country but despise your government."Bill Clinton, 5 may 1995
I prefer BRG's Ram year model!!!
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As storytellers, do you find the sprawl of all the Star Wars mythology appealing or does it get a bit numbing and off-putting?Richardson: At one point we actually tried to add alternate dimensions too and we got shot down. So we were even trying to expand it further, and they didn�t [think] that it was necessary.
The licensing landscape is shifting after Disney�s purchase of Lucasfilm and must be a source of intrigue to you. Disney owns Marvel so is there a good reason to suspect the comics will be returning to their portfolio?Stradley: Well, we�re, waiting for the other shoe to drop. What we�ve been told is we�ll hear something about the future of the license sometime this year.


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U.S. Department of Justice
Jim Letten, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana, FBI Special Agent in Charge Louis Reigel, U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General Special Agent in Charge Patricia VAngilder, IRS CID Special Agent in Charge Mike Nelson, and New Orleans Police Superintendent Eddie Compass, announced today the filing of three separate Bills of Information charging a total of ten individuals with federal felonies involved in fraud kickbacks involving the Orleans Parish school system. The first Bill of Information charges LILLIAN T. SMITH HAYDEL age 46, with conspiracy, along with former Orleans Parish school system risk manager Carl Coleman, to engage in a series of kickbacks in order to preserve insurance contracts on which she was a broker. The Bill of Information charges violation of 18 U.S.C. 1951, Hobbs Act Conspiracy which carries a maximum statutory penalty of twenty years incarceration.
The second Bill of Information charges 8 current and former employees of the Orleans Parish school system with engaging in a kickback scheme whereby teachers, secretaries and para-educators would receive illicit monies they did not earn in the form of false travel reimbursements, fraudulent stipend payments or (in one instance), paychecks for an employee who had left the system. In return for these illegal monies, the employees would and did kickback fifty percent of the amount of the illegal payments. The Bill of Information charges that approximately $70,000.00 of school system money was involved in the extortion scheme. The Bill of Information charges that LOUIS SERRANO, age 29, CONCHETTA CARBO, age 25, ARMTRICE COWART, age 27, TREMICA KNIGHT-HENRY, age 27, RACHELLE HUNTER, age 27, MONIQUE LANDRY, age 28, LATASHA WILLIAMS, age 31, and TAMIKA WINESBERRY, age 31, violated 18 U.S.C. 1951, Hobbs Act Conspiracy, which carries a maximum statutory penalty of twenty years incarceration.
The third Bill of Information charges TERRI SMITH MORANT, a former payroll clerk in the Orleans Parish school system payroll office with stealing approximately $250,000.00 from the school system in a series of checks made out to herself under her maiden name. MORANT is charged with violating 18 U.S.C. 666, Theft of Funds from Program Receiving Federal Funds, which carries a maximum statutory penalty of ten years incarceration. According to the United States Attorney, the second 2 bills of information, charging the 7 employees with Hobbs Act extortion, and the information charging TERRI SMITH MORANT with program fraud, are the result of an investigation conducted by the members present who form a large part of the recently-established FBI-led New Orleans School System fraud working group.
According to the United States Attorney, all of these 10 defendants have agreed to plead guilty to these felonies; hence the filing of bills of information charging them. United States Attorney Jim Letten said "These important cases represent our commitment to seek out and aggressively prosecute waste, fraud and abuse at any level in the Orleans Parish school system. I want to extend my deepest thanks to the New Orleans School System Superintendent Anthony Arnatto for his extraordinary efforts in cooperating with federal and local authorities to seek out, punish, and ultimately eliminate abuses within the system which ultimately harm our school children. Indeed, it was his invitation extended to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, along with NOPD and other members of our working group, which resulted in the very formation of that group. Our ultimate goal is not merely a statistical one, but the elimination of wholesale theft and abuses so detrimental to our schools, and the restoration of confidence in our school system. I cannot overstate the significance of the FBIâ??s expertise, dedication, and partnership with the Assistant U.S. Attorneys who handled this matter, nor can I overstate the importance of the contribution made by the U.S. Department of Education, IRS, and, of course, the fine men and women of the New Orleans Police Department."
According to FBI Special Agent in Charge Louis Reigel: "These charges represent the commitment of investigators and prosecutors who are dedicated to seeing that fraud and corruption within the New Orleans Public School System is rooted out and that our children are given the opportunity to receive quality education." John P. Higgins, Jr., the Inspector General for the United States Department of Education, stated he was very pleased with the outcome of the investigations to date, and fully supports our joint investigative efforts with the United States Attorney's Office, FBI, and local law enforcement agencies. Finally, Patricia Vangilder, U.S. Department of Education, OIG Special Agent in Charge urges anyone who is aware of fraud, theft, or other abuses within or relating to the school system to place a telephone call to the U.S. Department of Education hotline at: (504) 304-5799 or 1-800-647-8733 (1-800-MISUSED) This case was investigated by Sepcial Agents of the FBI assigned to the Public Corruption Squad, along with U.S. Department of Education and IRS Special Agents, and NOPD personnel. This case was investigated and is being prosecuted by Assitant United States Attorneys Carter K. D. Guice, Jr. and G. Dall Krammer of the Financial Crimes Unit, who will continue conducting this important corruption investigation.


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Mecklenburg commissioner criticized for comments
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) _ A Mecklenburg County commissioner is being criticized after she said she would prefer that someone other than a white man be hired as county manager.
The Democratic vice chair of the commission, Kim Ratliff, told WBTV last week she would prefer commissioners not choose a white man. Ratliff is black.
She told the station Monday she was standing by her statement, though she said she may not have used the best wording.
Ratliff told The Charlotte Observer on Wednesday her remarks were taken out of context. She says she merely meant to indicate she wanted more than just white and black men to apply.
Ratliff says the county has many women in leadership positions.
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NPR CEO Talks About Williams Firing
On Thursday NPR CEO Vivian Schiller spoke to the Atlanta Press Club during a Newsmaker luncheon.
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I highly recommend an E-Z Up canopy. And that recommendation does not come from just me but from conversations for the past 8 years with hundreds of other penmakers. Nothing else comes even close to be as popular or as highly mentioned. Also be prepared with anchors for days with the wind blowing. It does not take a lot of wind to move a canopy around. Buckets filled with concrete make great anchors.
A great way to find a good price on an E-Z Up is to watch craigs list for vendors that are retiring. You may also come across one through the grape vine at the market. Someone that just upgraded and is looking to sell there last one.
According to one link they start as low as $109 but you can also get all sorts of accessories for them.
Here is a link to one at Wal Mart
You can use them with or without the side walls.
Here is the link to the E-Z up site that will allow you to see all the models.
the other services that are available etc.
and that is just from E-Z Up themselves. lots of aftermarket items are made to work with the E-Z Ups.
Notice at the bottom of the links the Graphic service. You can get your banner or sign printed right on your canopy.


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We've introduced data roaming spend caps and notifications to help you control your costs when you're abroad.
How much are the spend caps?
The standard spend cap is €61.50 which allows you about 10MB of data usage—enough to view 200 emails or 80 web pages. There's also an upper limit spend cap for bill pay customers which is €369.
How do they work?
We'll text you when you're away telling you how much you've spent on data roaming well before you reach the standard monthly spend cap. When you reach the spend cap, we'll send you another text.
Can I exceed these spend caps?
To exceed the €61.50 spend cap: text PASS EU CAP to 50193.
To exceed the €369 upper limit spend cap: text PASS UPPER LIMIT PIN to 50193. The PIN is the last 4 digits of your customer number. If you extend the upper limit spend cap, we will continue to charge you according to your price plan for data usage beyond the cap.
How do spend caps work with Red Roaming?
When you sign up to RED Roaming, you get 200MB of data a day included. Any extra data you use will contribute to the spend cap and notification. €1.35 of each daily access fee incurred is included in the EU Regulated Data Roaming Spend Caps and Notifications.
Opting in and out of spend caps
You're automatically opted in to data spend caps and notifications. You can opt out at any time, but we don't recommend it as they're in place for your benefit—to avoid high data charges when you're abroad. If you choose to opt out of the €61.50 spend cap, your roaming plan will not be affected.
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To opt out of the €61.50 spend cap: text NO EU CAP to 50193.To opt out of the €369 spend cap (for bill pay customers): text PASS UPPER LIMIT PIN to 50193. The PIN is the last 4 digits of your customer number.To opt out of the spend cap notifications: text NO NOTIFY to 50193.
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I found this dead bee outside the hive a few days ago. It had what appears to be a clear wax scale in its mouth. That's interesting how beeswax starts off looking clear as glass:
I wonder why the bees were producing any wax at this time of year in virginia.


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Off the Tiger subject for a moment.................This isfrom "The Eddie" competiton at Waimai Bay Hawaii..........anybody care to take a shot on these babies? These guys are nuts</p>[/quote]
....seriously. that's scary.
I mean in general you would have to think of the Tiger Sharks and possible White Sharks....
But that, man i actually got goose bumps looking at that.
maybe it's the music. (Nice, i like that apocalyptic sound....and yet it fit disturbingly well)


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Nutsy Fagan is when someone is in a situation with another someone who is acting completely out of sorts (nuts, loony, berserk)and can sometimes, if successful, make the people around them embarrassed or disgusted.
"Nutsy Fagan was a kook that lived in New York many years ago. He used to follow funeral processions like they were parades. He would dance behind the procession."
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NetApp FYQ4 EPS Beats; Q1 View Light; Starts Dividend
Shares of enterprise storage and networking vendor NetApp (NTAP) are up 82 cents, or 2%, at $37.45, in late trading, after the company this afternoon reported fiscal Q4 revenue that missed analysts' estimates slightly, forecast this quarter's results below consensus, raised its buyback plan, commenced a quarterly dividend, and said it would lay off 900 workers.
Revenue in the three months ended in April rose a little less than 1%, year over year, to $1.72 billion, yielding EPS of 69 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $1.76 billion and 68 cents.
CEO Tom Georgens remarked that the quarter saw "strong uptake" of its "Data ONTAP" product line, "an expansion of leadership in Flash" storage devices, and "double digit growth in branded bookings."
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue in a range of $1.48 billion to $1.58 billion, and EPS in a range of 45 cents to 50 cents. That is below the consensus for $1.6 billion and 53 cents.
NetApp announced its board authorized an additional $1.6 billion in share repurchases, on top of its existing $1.4 billion plan. The company plans to buy back $3 billion of shares in the next three years.
NetApp also said it would begin paying a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share.
NetApp said it plans to lay off 900 workers as part of a "realignment of resources and restructuring which includes a global workforce reduction," out of a total headcount of just over 13,000. The layoffs will result in a $50 million to $60 million one-time charge to pretax earnings.
NetApp management will host a conference call with analysts at 5:30 pm, Eastern time, and you can catch the webcast of it on the company's investor relations site.
Update: Following the report, CFO Nick Noviello was kind enough to speak with me by phone.
Noviello emphasized firstly several things that had gone right in the quarter. "We did what we said we would do," he said. By that he meant delivering revenue within the company's forecast range of $1.7 billion to $1.8 billion, and earnings per share toward the high end of the company's 65 cents to 70 cents forecast range.
Noviello also mentioned the growth in its branded revenue, such as Data ONTAP, stating that it demonstrated the success of the company's main areas of innovation. He said sales of more than 44 petabytes of flash-based storage equipment was evidence the company is making strides as the storage industry moves to using more and more flash.
I asked Noviello why the company was laying off staff. He responded,
In the context of an environment in which we're doing very well, we always need to look at and make sure our resources are best aligned and best directed where they can be around the globe. One area of disinvestment is OEM revenue, as OEM revenues were down, year over year. One area we are lowering our investment are the go-to-market and technical innovation around OEM. We started seeing a reduction in revenue in Q3, we expected it would continue.
I asked Noviello if such reductions would imperil the company's relationships with partners and OEMs.
I don't see it as a compounding the decline in OEM revenue. This is about looking to where NetApp sees the biggest gain. NetApp is a partner-friendly company. Some of the re-alignment is focused on those partners where we have the biggest potential gain over time. So, for example, the Cisco [Systems (CSCO)] partnership for converged infrastructure is one where we see tremendous opportunity. Our Arrow [Electronics (ARW) and Avnet (AVT) partnerships had big gains in the quarter and contributed 37% of revenue in the quarter."
I asked Noviello why it was choosing to start a dividend and boost its buyback outlook at this time:
The capital allocation demonstrate the focus on, and the confidence in, the future, and our ability to generate cash. We've done a lot of work in the course of the last year working through our capital structure. We've been buying back stock. But we think as we come to the end of this year, we have the ability to put these points down, these points around dividend and buybacks. We've spent a lot of time working on it with our board, and with 50% of our shareholder base.
I asked Noviello if the company was setting any specific targets for return of cash, such as percentage or proportion of free cash flow. He said not for the time being.


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Quiet SUITE ensuite BATH in CENTRAL Flat
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Are you looking for a GREAT QUIET SUITE with ENSUITE MARBLE BATHROOM in a NEW BUILDING right in City Center?
This is your place!
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KING SIZE BED with SELECTION of PILLOWS for your comfort.
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COMPLIMENTARY Shower Gel in your Bathroom.
Situated in Eixample, Plaça Universitat and Plaça Catalunya.
Enjoy the GREAT BALCONY for breakfast, rIding, surfing or just relaxing.
You will feel CONFORTABLE and SAFE.
FIRA DE BARCELONA (Trade Fair) 3 stations by sybway L1.
The BEACHES of Barcelona are located only 4 subway stations away or 20 minutes on foot.
The SAFRADA FAMILA Church by GAUDI is 7 min. away by subway.
1 min, Plaça Universitat
5 min. Plaça Catalunya
5 min. Las Ramblas
7 min. Paseo de Gracia (main street with Gaudi houses, banks, fashion and design shops )
5 min. MACBA Museum
5 mim. CCCB
12 min. Liceu (Opera House)
12 min, Cathedral
15 min. Picasso Museum
20 min. Plaça España
Subway 1 block L1 L2 L3 L6 L7
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From Airport 20 min. by taxi or by AEROBUS 1 block away (Plaça Universidat)
To Airport 20 min. by taxi or by AEROBUS 3 blocks away
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Nearby cafes, restaurants, bars with terraces, supermarkets, cimemas (original language subtitle in spanish), theathers, pharmacies, art galleries, shoping district...
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Stayed here for two nights. Beautiful, but very dark (didn't see the sight from the appartment. Very strikt rules, when you arrive, you are first told how all the locks work... But if you only sleep here, it's oké.
We stayed at Eduards a total of 3 nights. Everything was close to reach. Eduard was very helpful and overall a great host. The room was clean and quite. We enjoyed the stay. Thank you Eduard!!!
We stayed 9 days at Edward.
Edward is a friendly, correct and helpful host.
The residential area is optimal! Only 3 minutes from the Placa de la Universitat (Metro) and 10 minutes to the Placa de Catalunya.
Around the apartment are lots of tapa bars, restaurants, cafes and small grocery stores.
Despite its central location the bedroom suite is very quiet. You can sleep well even with the window open and the mattress is very good.
We recommend you travel from the airport by "Aerobus" to the stop Placa de la Universitat. Back to the airport we took a taxi (about 28 EUR), as the Aerobus then has a more distant station. A taxi rank is just around the corner.
We can really recommend the apartment.
Benno and Ulla
A pleasant stay in a very clean, stylish suite. The central but quiet location is superb. Everything is clean and safe. The host is extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommended! We felt very comfortable.
Very nice apartment, with special posters / paintings on the wall. Near to the metro and Rambles is also in walking distance.
We really enjoyed our stay in here.
We stayed at Eduard's apartment for four nights. The apartment is located in a great location at the city centre, few minutes walk from Catalunya square / La Rambla and next to the metro network. Eduard is a very kind and helpful person and an excellent host. The room is clean and has all what is needed for a convenient stay.
Great place to stay. Within walking distance of city centre and metro, regional trains and port. Eduard is a great host and apartment is clean, secure and cozy. Highly recommend.
It was again (the second time) a very pleasant stay, the whole appartment was perfectly clean, there was nothing to complain about!
Thanks for your hospitality.
We really enjoyed our stay at the apartment.
The room is bright, clean and big enough for two people (there's also room in the closet for your clothes). The kitchen is fully equipped and it's also possible to eat out on the balcony which overlooks the back courtyard.
The apartment is in a safe area, well serviced by public transportation and just 5 minutes walk from the city center.
Also, Eduard is a really delightful and helpful host: he gave us all the information we needed and was always available to answer our questions.
We can't wait to come back!!
Ciao Eduard :)
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RGIII is due for a non injury related let down. This week feels like the time.
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RGIII is due for a non injury related let down. This week feels like the time.
One man cannot defeat the Giants.........we are 53 men deep....that's your problem Riverdance
If you cannot get to Eli you will lose.....and only one man has gotten to Eli in 5 games.........5 games, 1 Sack
Our running game will shock you, Bob Griffin might not see the field too much
they are SB contenders? WOW
I had not heard that before......based upon what are they a top 10 team?
Superbowl baby, here we go! Redskins for 2012!
I mean I'm a huge Giants fan but they still have hope at this point........wouldn't that be something if he Skins won the SB
I mean what are the odds.....according to Vegas right now Skins are 70-1, Giants 8-1, Texans are 4-1, Patriots 5-1......these guys are not watching the games apparently


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I practice.
I have never made the commitment to devote the necessary time and effort to real self defense skills, for several reasons. I do manage to practice marksmanship enough to shoot reasonably well, and I seem to have a kind of natural ability to notice things 'out of the ordinary.' If I should I ever need to defend myself or others with a gun, I'm obviously going to need a good bit of luck. But at least I maintain an option to fight, rather than simply handing over the decision about whether I live or die to some low-life predator. I do hope, at some point, to elevate my practice routine to something approaching actual 'training,' but it isn't do-able, at the present time.


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NGA Releases Issue Brief on College- and Career-Ready Goals
Setting Statewide College- and Career-Ready Goals, a new Issue Brief from the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices was released on Aug. 5, 2010. The brief provides direction to state leaders for working together with officials from school districts, state education agencies, nonprofits and businesses to establish college- and career-ready performance goals using a 5-step process:
- Select performance indicators;
- Collect, calculate and report baseline data for the indicators;
- Set specific, measureable, attainable realistic and timely (SMART) goals;
- Establish annual or biannual targets to meet the goals; and
- Publicly report performance on the indicators annually.
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With its encircling wooded Town Belt, great city views from nearby hills and the temptation of watching seals along the southern coast, Wellington offers some excellent and easily accessible walking. Pick up free detailed leaflets from the i-SiTe (see p.000). for information on walks around Wellington, see p.000.
Red Rocks Coastal Walk (4km each way; 2–3hr return). An easy walk that traces Wellington's southern shoreline to Sinclair Head, where a colony of bachelor New Zealand fur seals takes up residence from May–oct each year. The walk follows a rough track along the coastline from owhiro Bay to Sinclair Head, passing a quarry and the eponymous Red Rocks – well-preserved volcanic pillow lava, formed about 200 million years ago by underwater volcanic eruptions and coloured red by iron oxide. Maori variously attribute the colour to bloodstains from Maui's nose or blood dripping from a paua-shell cut on Kupe's hand, while another account tells how Kupe's daughters cut themselves in mourning, having given up their father for dead. The track starts around 7km south of the city centre at the quarry gates at the western end of owhiro Bay Parade, where there's a car park. To get here by bus either take the frequent #1 to island Bay (get off at the Parade at the corner of Reef Street and walk 2.5km to the start of the walk) or, at peak times, catch #4, which continues to Happy Valley, 1km from the track. Both head east from Courtenay Place.
The Southern Walkway (11km; 4–5hr). Offering excellent views of the harbour and central city, this walk cuts through the Town Belt to the south of the city centre, between oriental and island bays. despite a few steep stretches it's fairly easy going overall. fantails, grey warblers and wax-eyes provide company, and island Bay offers some of the city's best swimming. The walk can be undertaken in either direction and is clearly marked by posts bearing orange arrows. To start at the city end, simply walk along oriental Parade (or take bus #14 or #24) to the entrance of Charles Plimmer Park, just past 350 oriental Parade. To begin at the southern end, take the #1 bus to island Bay and follow the signs from nearby Shorland Park.
The Northern Walkway (16km; 4–5hr). extending through tranquil sections of the Town Belt to the north of the city centre this panoramic walk stretches from Kelburn to the suburb of Johnsonville, covering five distinct areas – Botanic Garden, Tinakori Hill, Trelissick Park, Khandallah Park and Johnsonville Park – each accessible from suburban streets and served by public transport. Highlights are the birdlife on Tinakori Hill (tui, fantails, kingfishers, grey warblers, silver-eyes); the regenerating native forest of Ngaio Gorge in Trelissick Park; great views across the city and the harbour and over to the Rimutaka and Tararua ranges from a lookout on Mount Kaukau (430m); and, in Johnsonville Park, a disused road tunnel hewn through solid rock. Start at the top of the Cable Car and head north through the Botanic Garden, or join the walk at Tinakori Hill by climbing St Mary Street, off Glenmore Street, and following the orange arrows through woodland. To begin at the northern end, take a train to Raroa station on the Johnsonville line.
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Or the retired U.S.Nay S.E.A.L.s who disobeyed orders and gave their lives in defense of others.
Was their ever a doubt Time would choose Nappy?
Time, as usual, got it wrong. The man of the year should be the Sandy Hook shooter. His actions will do more to change this country than the Chimp-in-Chief ever thought he could.
Or the retired U.S.Nay S.E.A.L.s who disobeyed orders and gave their lives in defense of others.
Was their ever a doubt Time would choose Nappy?
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Or the thousands of our brothers and sisters in arms still doing their best in Afghanistan even though they already know they have been hung out to dry.
Way to go Time. You have now let everybody know all they have to do is be babied until they reach a high position which they have no damn clue how to carry out to be considered for your shitty little magazine. Right on way to preach the exceptional-ism of mediocrity. Ten years from now it will be a Crack-head with 10 kids, who doesn't pay any child support to their mothers, for fulfilling the difficult task of spelling his name correctly. I go to the bathroom at work and meet better people than Time's Man of the Year... Love their country more and have done more for it too.
"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -Thomas Jefferson-
"Our rights come from our humanity and may not be legislated away -- not by a vote of Congress, not by the consensus of our neighbors, not even by agreement of all Americans but one." Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
All mainstream news media is liberal. This doesn't surprise me one bit. TIME also announced Hitler as MOTR years back. Shows you what kind of monsters write this crap.
haven't they also has saddam hussain, momar kadafi, eadie ammen, assad, kim-dong ill, and a entire host of lunatics fanatic dictators?
the media is so full of just pure crap these days.
i guess thir getting bored because tiger woods is having a bad year---
oh yea i forgot the ayatolla --lol--
yea they probably pick that blind sheik terrorist as some kind of freedom fighting hero next year--
it will make great bathroom reading when I wipe my ass with it, especially the cover
Sprat and sprat1 are one and the same.
Nappy has done more to destroy this country, divide racial lines, put us $6 trillion in debt in 4 years.. Shamed us with every world leader he has met, even the Queen of England did not invite him too the wedding..
$6 trillion, that is more than every president in our history, combined..
"It's Bush's fault."
The list is endless what the idiot has done.. So maybe he does deserve the cover..
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781


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Would adding royal jelly to syrup increase or help production in a cell builder or breeder hive?
Would adding royal jelly to syrup increase or help production in a cell builder or breeder hive?
Hi Irwin,
No. The best possible conditions for queen rearing will exist when the beekeeper cooperates with the bees biology and behavior. After all, it's actually the bees whose raise the queens and not the beekeeper :>
Just make sure the bees are healthy, well-fed and in the right mood and they will do the best job possible. Adjustments made to compensate for less than desirable conditions are never entirely successful. And the resulting queens might be better than without the adjustment, but they will never be as good as they could have been, had the proper conditions been established at the outset.
Raising queens is relatively easy. Raising a few great queens, at the right time of the year, is also really easy. But raising lots of great queens throughout a season is very difficult. To get great queens, it is very important to know when not to raise them. :>
royal jelly is composed of water, proteins,
fatty acids, organic acids, vitamins and minerals. It is produced from a
combination of a liquid called bee milk and other regurgitated
carbohydrates (sugars). "Bee milk" is the secretion of the hypopharyngeal
and mandibular glands of worker bees less than 18 days old. The digestion
of large amounts of pollen these young bees have eaten is essential to the
production of certain organic acids and vitamin B in the bee milk.
The interesting thing is that both workers and queens are fed bee milk as
larvae but in different proportions. The royal
jelly fed to queens is
higher in pantothenic acid, biopterin and neopterin than the worker jelly.
IMO .It wouldn'd hurt them,
The freshness of the royal jelly seems critical. The workers constantly remove the old and add new royal jelly to the queen cells.
Some people prime the cups with royal jelly when grafting. While this seems to cut down on them drying out too fast, I don't see a lot of difference in acceptance.
After they have accepted the queen cells, I think the essential thing is that the nurse bees have a steady supply of fresh pollen and nectar or syrup.
I don't know where you'd get enough royal jelly to make a significant difference by feeding it to the nurse bees. Besides, making it is their job. The important thing here is to have LOTS of nurse bees. So many they don't have enough work to keep them busy.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
>To get great queens, it is very important to know when not to raise them. :>
Please elaborate. I assume one of those times is too early in the season when there isn't enough flying drones for proper mating. What are other times to avoid?
Actually if you want to breed for cold weather bees, breeding them "too early" or "too late" will filter out all of the warm weather bees. Unfortunatly it may also result in poor mating.
Anytime the bees can't provide enough nurse bees, drones, and fresh pollen and food for feeding the queens is a bad time.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
Hi GaSteve,
Knowing when not to raise queens involves not only the time of the year, but also the condition of the hives and dynamics of the bee population. And that assessment is the real art of queen rearing.
A queen rearer looks at hives differently than a honey producer. A bad time to raise queens, like during a major honey flow, would actually appear to be the best for most beekeepers. The hive population is high, the weather is warm, the bees are very active, there's lots of food and brood, and the bees are drawing comb. Some beekeepers will pick a hive with a massive bee population to raise queens and not realize that if the dynamics are wrong, the large population will actually interfer with queen rearing. Etc.
The most difficult time of all to raise high quality queens is during the middle of a strong nectarflow. The bees focus all their attention on gathering and storing nectar and almost totally ignore brood including the beekeepers would-be queens.
The reason I asked,this beekeeper used a syrup feed containing royal jelly. See site http://www.beekeeping.com/_menus_us/...htm?menu.htm&0
uder new pages, article
06/02/05 - Increasing From 100 To 1,000 Hives In Three Months Yeganehrad ( PDF file 191 Kb)
The article you cited contained this: ÂThe objective of the feeding was to stimulate the hypopharyngeal glands of bees to produce enough royal jelly for queen cells.Â
I suppose thatÂs all well and good, but according to my bee books royal jelly is largely derived from the mandibular glands while worker jelly comes more from the hypopharyngeal glands. FWIW.
The Biology of the Honey Bee-Mark Winston,Page67
Irwin Harlton:
I've used Mr Yeganehrad's Caspian solution to raise queen cells. It helped. He calls the feed supplement. Honey and pollen are added to the syrup as well as what he calls "Caspian Solution". This is a mixture of worker and royal jelly as well as pheromones. He tried marketing this 2 years ago and had many obstacles. I think that project is on hold and he is focusing his energy on building a fairly large commercial operation.
thank you. Jean-Marc
Adding royal jelly from where? I think I agree with MB here. I think freshness would make alot of difference in this situation. If your queens are being raised when they are supposed to, the will be enough royal jelly available anyway, and it will be produced within the hive, with all natural products from the area the bees forage. And I think that is probably the most important thing.
Dale Richards
Dal-Col Apiaries

The royal jelly comes from the Caspian solution. I agree freshness is critical. Royal and worker jelly breakdown quickly when removed from the hives. Mr Yeganehrad adds preserving agents to the solution to prevent the breakdown of the royal jelly. What they are and how he mixes it to make his Caspian Solution,I have no idea. This is part of "trade secrets" which he does not wish to divuldge. I think this is where he has had his obstacles when trying to market his product. The thinking goes something like this: If you do not tell us what is in it, and how you made it then we( governement apiculturists) will not support any claims made by Mr Yeganehrad, nor do we wish to investigate such claims. Mr Yeganehrad counters those thoughts with: I will not divuldge knowledge and techniques that have been developed at my expense. Presumably they are fairly easy to duplicate.
What I do know for sure, is that I have obtained the largest queen cells when using Caspian Solution.
Short of that, plenty of pollen, nectar, nurse bees goes a long way in making good queen cells.
<Caspian Solution has been used to treat AFB since 1986 in Iran, and was introduced in Canada in year 2000. Studies have been conducted in both countries with consistently successful results.>
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I currently have two top bar hives, and am thinking about making splits to get a total of four hives. I would like something with a smaller footprint, and supering convenience like a Lang or Warre.
I believe I understand the concept of a Warre, but I have a couple questions.
1) how much of a pain is it to unstack and restack all those boxes every time you super?
2) Since the bees build comb downward, does that mean the brood nest constantly moves down too? If so, do you ever get pure comb that can be harvested as comb honey, or is it only good for extracting due to cocoons?
I was thinking about building a Warre, but would like to super it like a Lang, and let them build upwards. Will the bees do this? Basically it would be a frameless, foundationless Lang.
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Ravens. Screw the 49ers and their fans.
I am not a big fan of either team. Both have looked bad at times this year. This is like the Egals-Raiders Superbowl of 81.
The Harbaughs are too big for their britches.
Baltimore. Something about Kaepernick (spelling) bugs me.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
- I want Jim H to lose to his big brother to send him even further over the edge.
- Flacco is easy to root for
- Would especially like Reed, Rice, Boldin, Ngata to get the hardware
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Welcome to the Franklin Pierce University re-accreditation website. Colleges and universities in New England have aregular ten-year cycle of review by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education (CIHE) a division of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). We have completed the self-study portion of the three-stage re-accreditation process. The self-study report addresses the eleven standards for accreditation of the CIHE.
We have also completed the second stage of the process – a visit to campus by a team of peer evaluators (October 26-29, 2008). The final stage of the re-accreditation process is receipt of the team's written evaluation and recommendations (received in December, 2008) followed by a meeting with the Commission (scheduled for April 17, 2009). Once available, the Commission's final report will be posted to this page.
This site provides information about accreditation and documents related to the self-study process. The Franklin Pierce Self-Study appears on this page in chapter format by standard. Also available are the membership of the Self-Study Executive Committee and the membership of the Standards Committees. The self-study process is detailed in the Introduction section and highlights of our findings are available in the Overview.
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Paul Kotila, Dean of the College at Rindge
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Karen Brown, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
Phyllis Zrzavy, Professor of Mass Communication
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Carl Brezovec, Professor of Mathematics
Nancy McComish, Senior Writer
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