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As you can also see below, a personal message from Ed promising the answers to It Happened One Friday in the coming days. This one is very close to Ed's heart, and he wanted to get it just write. His extraordinarily busy schedule prevented him from giving justice to it. Let me say myself that you will find Ed's explanation nothing short of a miracle.
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Ruh-Roh, challenge fans...
Ed Skoudis here to introduce a new infosec- themed challenge for you to solve. In this one, challenge writer- extraordinaire Kevin Bong has brewed up a real doozy for you all based on a Scooby Doo theme. Grab a Scooby-Snack, hop in the Mystery Machine, and help the gang solve one of their toughest capers yet. Along the way, you'll contend with some fascinating forensics puzzles and develop your skills. Answers are due back by November 15, 2008. As always, we'll award the fine prize of a book to the best technical answer, the most creative technical answer that is also technically correct, and to a random-draw winner.
Please note that I'll be announcing the winner of our previous challenge, It Happened One Friday, in the next few days, so please stay tuned!
If you can't answer this challenge 100%, still send something in to qualify as a random winner. This month's prize is my book, Counter Hack Reloaded, which I authored with Lenny Zeltser. Each winner gets a signed copy.
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CHRYSLER VIDEO TOUR (1 of 4): 1920s to 1940s
To commemorate 90 years of Chrysler, we're taking a tour through our automotive history with a nine-part video series highlighting some of our most iconic, groundbreaking vehicles. Starting with the founding of the brand in 1924, and through nearly a century of craftsmanship, we're taking a closer look at the style and vision of Walter P. Chrysler and celebrating the vehicles and that have driven us through nine decades of innovation. In this first installment, we're taking off at the beginning — the 1920s, '30s and '40s — with a look at the Chrysler brand's first vehicle, the 1924 Chrysler B70 Sedan, as well as the aerodynamic 1934 Chrysler Airflow and the distinctive 1948 Chrysler Town & Country "Woody." Turn your attention to the rearview mirror and see Chrysler from its inception. 1924 Chrysler B70 Sedan The 1924 Chrysler B70 Sedan was the first Chrysler vehicle. Designed by engineers Fred Zeder, Owen Skelton and Carl Breer (the "Three Musketeers"), the Chrysler B70 Sedan — also known as the Chrysler Six — featured a high-compression six-cylinder engine and was noteworthy for its new, innovative features, including (four-wheel) hydraulic brakes, aluminum Read More

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Obviously hes a Rutgers kid, and u can have as many in state kids that u want for workouts , but hes clearly a positon of need and a legit possibility.. Its great news for fans of Greene, which i am... I only got this news from Giants101 by the way, and haven't investigated myself.. Its at the bottom of the article...
Karlos Dansbys Father Says New York Giants In the Mix for His Son
March 13th, 2013 at 7:25 PM
By Dan Benton
Karlos Dansby's father, Samuel Dansby, told FOX Sports Floridaon on Wednesday that the New York Giants are among several teams "in the mix to sign" to his son. They are allegedly competing with the Atlanta Falcons and Baltimore Ravens, who have been in complete fire-sale mode since free agency started on Tuesday.
With Michael Boley having been released and Chase Blackburn getting looks as a free agent in Dallas, the Giants have a clear and glaring need at linebacker. We know it and they know it, which is why they had Jasper Brinkley in for a visit on Wednesday and had Rutgers' Khaseem Greene in for a private workout. It's also why it makes sense they would be in on veteran linebacker Karlos Dansby.
Drafted in the second-round of the 2004 NFL Draft, Dansby spent the first six years of his career with the Arizona Cardinals before being signed by the Miami Dolphins as a free agent in 2010. The Giants had also pursued Dansby that year before he took his talents to South Beach.
The now 31-year-old linebacker, who was released earlier this week, had a career year in 2012, collecting a personal best 134 tackles, adding a sack and nine passes defended. And although some will suggest he's lost a step, Dansby proved there's still a lot of gas left in the tank.
For the right price and the right amount of years, Dansby is likely the best fit Big Blue will find this offseason.


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my name is David and i live on an island, iceland to be specific
but i am hoping to start on a boba suit(or maybe a custom mandalorian suit, not sure, leaning towards boba though), ive never tried the prop making hobby but always wanted a boba or stormtrooper suit through my 14 years of adoring star wars, being 19(on friday the 11th :cheers)
, got the trilogy VHS special edition in the gold darth vader box 5 years old
well, hopefully i'll get to know some of you and learn even more than i have already only being here a few days of seeing some of the amazing work you have made!
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A recent NPR article helped shed some light on a fascinating new field of scientific inquiry, namely how important our microbe population is to keeping us healthy and alive. We are rapidly coming to understand that we cannot live with our microbes, the trillions of bacteria, fungi, and other microbes that live in and on our bodies.
These microbes live on our skin and in our guts. They live in our noses and in the mucus our body uses to protect itself. Scientists featured in the article report that our bodies are home to 10 times more microbial cells than bodily cells. Their numbers are so staggering that as much as 99% of the genes in (and on) our bodies are microbes' genes and not our own. But it is a mistake to think of these microbes as foreign. They are as much a part of what makes us "us" as the color of our eyes and our genetic inheritance.
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Scientists are calling your microbiome, which includes the critical balance of healthy bacteria in the gut, the 11th organ system because of its many functions. Your microbiome:
- Supports healthy digestion and immunity from your center, your gut
- Shapes the way your immune system handles invaders by "teaching" the body which microbes are healthy and which aren't from birth
- Contributes to how much fat you store and how much energy you have
- Signals the brain to impact your mood and behavior
The NPR article went on to reveal that Americans are at a microbial disadvantage due to the inundation of antibiotics in our society. We are exposed to a smaller pool of microbes and so our microbiomes are less diverse. A diverse microbiome is a strong microbiome that may be able to handle health challenges more effectively.
Remembering that our microbiome is such a pervasive part of our health is key. Not all microbes are germs to be avoided at all costs, and you need healthy microbes such as beneficial bacteria to stay healthy.
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Bellingham High School is located in Bellingham Washington "The rainy state". It is sometimes called BHS and is home to the Red Raiders. Bellingham High School has the 3rd largest GPA in the state for being a public school. The other 2 schools are private. BHS has a wonderful principle who loves every screw up. The teachers are great and the students are funny. The school welcomes the Frosh (Freshmen) with open hearts and the upper class men do their best to help them out. BHS is KICK ASS!!!!
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A form of dek hockey. The goals are single crates on the ground. The game is not played as "full-court" to prevent dumps from scoring. It is played with take-backs. A team usually consists of 10-20 players with 3 players playing on the dek at a time.
South Jersey Brawlers: "Our crew is gonna join a crate hockey tournament down the shore in the summer."Our Teammate: "Let's whoop some ass."
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A coalition of oil and food industry groups filed a petition with the Supreme Court Thursday asking it to overturn a lower court decision that said they didn\'t have standing to sue over a federal decision to allow more ethanol in fuel. The American Petroleum Institute\'s Bob Greco said the groups also plan to ask Congress to overturn the federal Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) that he says is \"simply unsustainable\" because of the allowance of higher levels of ethanol. API and the Grocery Manufacturers Association were joined by groups representing the meat, pork and chicken industries in the petition because of the effect increased use of corn for fuel has on the prices the food industry has to pay for feed and raw materials. Corn is used in the production of ethanol. Louis Finkel, GMA\'s executive vice president of government affairs, said the D.C. Circuit Court\'s decision last August was particularly troublesome to the food industry because it followed a drought that had already taken a toll. \"It drove corn prices up when corn was already in short supply because of mother nature and an unworkable RFS standard,\" he said. The groups also claim EPA approved E15 before testing by the oil and auto industries had been completed. Earlier industry testing showed E15 could damage engines and cause vehicles that use it to break down. The groups say that\'s true even in the 2001 and later models EPA approved to use the fuel. Car manufacturers have said they will not honor warranties when E15 causes damage. EPA has said it determined that fuel with 15% ethanol was acceptable for vehicles beginning in the 2001 model year after analyzing test results from Department of Energy and other data. The agency notes it isn\'t requiring the use or sale of E15 or overriding automakers\' requirements or recommendations for their vehicles. Source:USAToday
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"Drive Less, PADDLE MORE!"
The world works in cyclical ways and whitewater kayaks have progressed tons over the last several years. Change in the sport has taken us to unimaginable places and we have been proud to be driving that change. That said, as boats have gotten shorter, a fundamental concept is in danger of being lost. With the help of dozens of instructors, we designed the new Remix series to carve, to glide and to provide beginners, intermediates and experts with that age old rush that comes with speed. Perfect for novices and instructors excited about rolling and proper eddy turns, big water junkies wanting to safely push their limits or experienced racers looking to cash-in, the Remix is a new concept altogether that combines the clear advantages of a relatively narrow and longer hull platform with modern chine placement to create an unrivaled comfortable, stable and responsive package. Were not talking about a dud here thats too long to turn or too wide to edge. Were talking about a boat that travels smoothly and easily over the water and, thanks to extra width at the ends, provides reassurring stablity. Were talking about a boat that carves like a ski when put on edge, stays on the surface when running drops, has a fast hull for catching waves that others just cant catch, rolls easily and inspires confidence. Like an updated classic tune with its new, funky, progressive backbeat, the Remix blends the soul of the past with the technology of present in a vision for the future.
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We wandered around the town for 2 hours on a guided tour with Greg, an Australian guy whose been living here and running one of the towns only hostels. Visited some of the many churches, looked at many monuments and statues and just got a great feel for this relaxed and peaceful little place - so nice to not be surrounded by loads of tourists in somewhere so picturesque. And it's so cheap here!
After lunch we came back to the hostel and sorted out our plans for the last few days in Eastern Europe. Sam's Mum had freaked her out about the rash that had broken out all over her body and she asked Greg if it was easy to get to a doctor here. She showed him the rash on her arms and he told her it was definitely bed bugs - just as we'd suspected
We went for another wander around the town and to see the inside of Saint Wenceslaus' Cathedral. In true Nicky and Sam style, we got lost trying to get into it and ended up walking all around the base of the mamouth structure and by the time we found our way back up to the top it was too late and it had closed. We decided instead, to go to a highly recommended cafe and try some of its famous chocolate pie. It was pretty damn good!
We came back to the hostel and spent the evening sitting in the lounge room chatting to and hanging out with Greg and others staying here. Such an awesome lounge room to just sit and relax in - for me it was all part of the great experience of being here! A group of them were heading out to a big soccer match that was happening - qualifiers for the Euro league with Sigma versus Aberdeen. There were loads of Scots in town and they were here for one reason! I was a little tempted to go but we decided to stay in and chill out instead in our lovely oasis.


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Took a student desk and made a flat surface using insulation foam board and made an L-shaped surface with a thrift store dining room table, all set on bed risers to make it counter height. I can cut on one table, rotate, and sew on the sewing table. I love it. Also, I just picked up a miniature ironing board for my table.
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Jersey Shore motel fire leaves 4 dead, 8 others injured
POINT PLEASANT BEACH — Four people were killed and eight injured, three of them critically, in a fire Friday morning that destroyed a Jersey Shore motel that has been a refuge for people displaced by Superstorm Sandy, authorities said.
People staying at the Mariner's Cove Motor Inn said they were awakened by screams as fire engulfed the building at 5:30 a.m. One person leaped from a second-floor window to escape, and a woman saved herself by lying in a bathtub with water running until firefighters arrived to rescue her, authorities said.
Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato said at a televised news conference that it was too early to determine what ignited the fire, which caused the roof to collapse. He said about 40 people were registered at the motel, which can house about 100.
An Ocean County detective suffered a severe leg injury at the scene, authorities said. Three people were critically injured and others broke bones, authorities said. None of the dead had been identified as of Friday evening.
Coronato said the woman found in the bathtub was taken to the St. Barnabas Medical Center burn unit in Livingston.
Authorities said all of the occupants had been accounted for, following uncertainty early Friday about the whereabouts of as many as 10. Some of the neighborhood residents watching as bodies were pulled from the wreckage said that friends of theirs lived in the motel. K-9 units, including one from the Bergen County Sheriff's Office, sniffed charred remains of the building in the search for victims.
Joe Frystock, who was displaced when his Brick Township home was flooded during Sandy, told The Associated Press that he woke up to a cracking sound of burning wood and saw the glow of a fire. A diabetic, he said he managed to escape with his insulin.
"I lost everything — again — but I'm alive," he said. "I only got out with my insulin kit, but this is what keeps me alive, so I guess I'm lucky."
Some of the motel's residents were taken by the Red Cross to the White Sands Resort & Spa, where they, as well as employees, declined to comment.
Gary Wardell, 42, of Brick said his parents, his 19-year-old son and other family members were staying at the Mariner and that his nephew called him after escaping the fire. They had been living on the motel's first floor while waiting to move into a home they recently purchased in North Jersey near the Delaware Water Gap.
Wardell said he heard "nothing but chaos" in the background as his nephew told him that the family had gotten out of the motel safely, with police carrying out his disabled father.
Wardell said his mother was "hysterical," and that his family described the fire as spreading quickly. "This went up so quickly, they said, it was like gas was on it," Wardell said.
Peter Kuch, who was staying on the second floor, said the lounge area outside his room was engulfed in flames, so he dialed 911 and then jumped out a window, suffering a sprained ankle.
"I had to — there was no other way out," he said. "My window was only open an inch and flames were already starting to come through it. There just was no other choice."
Witnesses said firefighters rescued the woman in the bathtub in an area that seemed to be completely in flames. One firefighter pulled her out of the tub and handed her through a window to another firefighter, who carried her down a ladder, they said.
"She was screaming," said Lloyd Baker, a motel resident. "She was all black, from head to toe."
Brian Squiteri, who lives near the motel, was at the scene around 5:45 — shortly after the blaze began. He said he saw motel guests running around and heard people yelling "Fire!" in an effort get others out. Squiteri said he saw the second floor engulfed in smoke and flames as guests pushed out others in wheelchairs on the first floor.
"I heard a lot of yelling. I didn't hear any sirens. They were running because they were in a panic," he said.
Cara Lembo of Point Pleasant said she had been worried about a friend staying at the motel but learned that he no longer was there. She said area motels and hotels have been helping people displaced by Sandy and other locals who need a place to stay.
Denise Dougherty, a motel housekeeper, said she was awakened by screams and heard "people yelling, 'Help me! Help me!' and other people yelling 'Jump! Jump!' It was terrible."
Staff Writers Abbott Koloff and Matthew McGrath contributed to this article, which contains material from The Associated Press.
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Check out some of our recent sermons and see what we've been talking about. Some are in text format, some are audio.
For pictures of some of our recent activities, take a look at our Transfiguration Episcopal Church and Nursery School Facebook page.
Coffee Hour Sign ups
We are testing an online system for coffee sign ups at Transfiguration - please follow this link www.SignUpGenius.com..
If you want to sign up on paper then you can still - we will check the box for you online in the office during the week. Thank you to Eric Manning for looking into this.
Church Services8:00 AM The Traditional Eucharist
Eucharist we use the Rite I text with its more traditional language. This quiet service thrives with a smaller community.9:30 AM The Joyful Noise Eucharist
Family Service is a half-hour service designed for families with young children and those who like to be around families with young children. This service includes a child-focused story time, singing and movement. This short service is a great way to be introduced (or reintroduced) to the worship of God.10:30 AM The Musical Eucharist
Inter-Generational Eucharist is a more typical church service, adapted to be inclusive of worshippers of all ages. We use the Rite II text and are led in both traditional and contemporary song by the choir. Sometimes we present scripture through Drama. Children, as well as adults, participate.
Note: on the first Sunday of each month we will have a combined 9:30AM/10:30AM service at 10:00AM.
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The last thing Colin McDowell wants is to inherit his Aunt Geraldine's mansion in the San Juan islands off the coast of Washington. As the pack leader of the Trevelyans in Scotland, he had little time to travel halfway around the world to take care of his inheritance.
But the trip takes a pleasant turn when he meets Luna Reynaud, the young secretary his aunt hired shortly before she died. He isn't sure which surprises him more-Luna's clever plan for turning the mansion into a resort of the fact that she's drop-dead gorgeous. Both intrigue him-until he learns that Luna is only a half-breed. There's no way a pack leader can mate with a woman who's partly human…or is there?
A romance-writing career has brought Vicki Lewis Thompson many wonderful things: New York Times bestseller status, the Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award from Romance Writers of America, thousands of readers, many dear friends, and the cutest little yellow convertible in the world. Although she's… More about Vicki Lewis Thompson
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Interview With A Werewolf
Colin MacDowell, the Most Honoured Laird of Glenbarra, is a busy Were, so Werewolf Weekly was extremely fortunate that he agreed to a rare interview during a layover in Chicago's O'Hare Airport. MacDowell has inherited a property in the Pacific Northwest, which prompted his trip across the Atlantic.
WW: As a titled Scotsman and leader of the MacDowell pack, how would you prefer to be addressed?
CM: I'm not a fan of stuffy forms of address. Colin will do. May I ask why you're smiling?
WW: It's the accent. I've never heard a Scottish Were speak before. I'm having a Sean Connery moment, although of course he's not a werewolf.
CM: Not that I've heard.
WW: And surely we would have heard. We protect our own.
CM: Aye. Because we must.
WW: Is the image of werewolves as unflattering in Scotland as it is here?
CM: Worse, I'm afraid. Scotland is filled with crumbling castles and windswept moors. You can only imagine how that feeds fear and superstition. Mention the word werewolf and the humans shudder and cross themselves.
WW: So they still believe that we are out to attack and kill them?
CM: Apparently they think that, which makes no sense. We'd have no motive. Our investments have made us prosperous and we welcome humans as business partners, although they have no idea who they're dealing with. Why would we kill them when they help us make money?
WW: Don't they also think we want to bite them and turn them into werewolves?
CM: They do have that ridiculous idea, unfortunately. Tell me, who created such a daft story? There's no logic involved. If a snake bites you, you don't turn into a snake. If a dog bites you, you don't turn into a dog. But they can't imagine that we reproduce the old-fashioned way, through mating with our own kind.
WW: That brings up a subject occupying the thoughts of many Weres these days. I assume you've heard about the Wallace brothers taking human mates?
CM: Aye, I have.
WW: Care to comment on the issue of Weres mating with humans?
CM: Their actions risk the safety of all werewolves. What if their mates reveal our secret, either intentionally or by accident? We were nearly exterminated centuries ago, and we've recovered from that, but weapons are more sophisticated now. Allowing any human to know we exist is dangerous and foolish.
WW: I understand your younger brother Duncan does not share your views.
CM: No, he does not. He seems determined to take a human mate, regardless of the inherent problems.
WW: I suppose it's a good guess that you won't be doing the same.
CM: The day I take a human mate will be the day all Scotsmen give up drinking whiskey and quoting Robbie Burns.
WW: Meaning never?
CM: Precisely. Now if you'll excuse me, I have a plane to catch.
WW: Certainly. Werewolf Weekly is grateful for the opportunity to hear another side of this breaking story. Change is in the air, and as this interview demonstrates, not all Weres welcome it.
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[quote user="DavenIII"]If it's true that Shockey snitched then I'll finally dislike him...for the first time.
[/quote]whether it was Shockey or some bench warmer, I'm glad someone opened their mouth and did the right thing.

There is no place in professional sports for bounties and trying to injury key players for the opposing teams. To me it shows the lack of integrity, lack of confidence in your teammates and coaches to beat the opposition fair and square, andis thea cowardly way to play the sport.

I have no problem with a hard hitting but clean game. Injuries are part of the game, yes, but offering incentives to have a player knocked out or carted off are 100% wrong.

I'm glad the Saints, Payton, Vitt, Loomus, and Williams got the hammer dropped on them.
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i disagree... unless it lead to cheap and illegal hits...
if they are rewarding a saftey for knocking a receiver out on a crossing pattern with a legal hit - i have no issue with it.
[/quote]Matt there is a difference with good, hard, clean hits and bounty shots. I mean injuries are part of the game, yes. But when a D coordinator comes out and offers money to players to take out the likes of Warner, Newton, Favre and Rodgers---that is plain wrong. To me that is saying that Williams feels his defense is not good enough to win fair and square vs the opposing teams?
You cannot compare todays NFL and the NFL from the 60's, 70's and 80's. Goddell is all about players health and safety. I have heard of players on certain teams rewarding each other for a hard hit etc. But except for Buddy Ryan, I never heard of a coach promoting it and getting caught.
And tell me Matt, God forbid Eli, Nicks, or Cruz was injured due to those bounties. You and some of these other posters would want blood!
I guess you are ok with all of these players like Dave Duerson suffering from depression and committing suicide from all of the brain injuries suffered in their careers?
If that is the case, you can petition Goddell and his committee to reinstate Payton, Williams, Vitt and Loomus ASAP. Don't forget to ask for the Saints to get their 2 picks back and have their 500K given back to them.[/quote]
define take out and define what a bounty shot is.
Im sorry, but every goal of every defense should be to take the QB out - legally. Now if the Saints were looking to play illegally thats different. But again, accidents do happen as well. You should be looking to PUNISH people on defense.
Speaking of Cruz vs the Saints, i dunno if u remember Nicks got LIT UP. LIT THE **** UP. It was a clean play, that dude got paid on it, and im fine with it. If you start late hitting (actual late hitting, not this Harrison hits McCoy type of late hit) or going low thats a different ball game as i've said.
TO say if anybody legally knocks Rodgers out of the game gets 5k, i'm fine with it. Know why? BECUASE THATS WHAT YOUR GOAL SHOULD BE WITHOUT THE MONEY AS WELL.
I didn't hear Giant fans have a problem with this last year when we were knocking out 7 QBs for the year. There is an unbalanced opinion about this.
It all completely hinges on whether the coaching staff was giving the players the ok on trying to injure opposing players using illegal tactics or not...if the answer is no, they had to be legal hits to collect the bounty then I think the penalties are way to severe.


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The storm created arches of colorful lights in the sky called auroras. The lights can usually only be seen from the Earth's magnetic areas, like the North and South Poles.
On January 24, British astronomer John Mason watched one of the storm's auroras off the coast of Norway.
"It has been absolutely incredible," he said. "I saw my first aurora 40 years ago, and this is one of the best."
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An aurora happens when a magnetic solar wind slams into Earth's upper atmosphere. It releases visible light in the process. The particles move toward Earth's magnetic poles, so they are called "the southern lights" or "the northern lights."
Michele Cahill, an Irish psychologist, was on a tour in Sweden when she saw the lights. She said the colorful show went on for more than an hour.
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Solar storms can cause beautiful sights, but it can also mean trouble. Experts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the biggest concern for last week's storm was radiation. Radiation mostly affects satellites and astronauts in space. Solar storms can cause power outages and damage satellites, which are needed for radio, TV and telephones. It can also cause communication problems for airplanes flying in the polar regions. This storm was expected to be so strong that some airlines re-routed planes.
The radiation particles from last week's storm traveled at 1,400 miles per second. They traveled 93 million miles from the Sun to the Earth. Luckily, it hit mostly north of Earth and did not cause any big problems.
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Doug Biesecker is a scientist at the U.S. Space Weather Prediction Center. Biesecker says the quiet cycle does not seem likely now, and that the sun will get even more active in the next few months and years.
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Rode it for the first time Saturday. Kept hearing how great it was. I like it as a diversion from Cottonwood but was a little disappointed in how much it snakes back on itself. There are several places where you are going one way and your buddy ahead of you by 100 yards in coming right back at you. Didn't really have that 'out there' away from it all feeling.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. I'll take the great trail that someone else has put in any day. Just wish it was a bit more 'stretched out'. So anyways.....
I was looking at google earth this morning and there looks to be more heading west from the start. Not sure if it's being built and off limits or if it's completed and just not showing up on the June 2012 imagery. I'd love to help complete it and or try my hand at adding a portion. Not sure what the protocol is on that.
The image shows the normal trail, as i understand it, in purple. The new, looks to be anyways, in pink. And the yellow is showing what a possible larger expansion to the west would look like. I'd like to go out and hike thru this area and maybe make some GPS notes on possibilities. Then map it out and start adding....
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Because of its overwhelming presence, Denes's work might suggest that restoration Earth art needs to play out its drama on a grand stage. But it can also perform effectively on a more accessible scale.
A small art park near my home in Ventura, California, incorporates an elegantly humble work titled Pepper Tree Garden (2008), which passively cleans runoff water by channeling it through a rocky trough planted with native filtering plants. Water then swirls around a large shallow basin, its sides lining the drain with wire-secured limestone wedges. These eight patterned gabions of limestone deacidify the water before it sets out on its underground return, via a drain system, to the ocean miles away. Water-cleansing sections of landscaping like this are known as bioswales. Signage in the park explains that Pepper Tree Garden sits at the end of natural hillside drainage and over a water-pumping station for hillside residences. It therefore extends and complements natural water flow in the area.
City-sponsored eco-artist Kathryn Miller, in collaboration with Andreas Hessing, chose pieces of limestone that hold fish fossils for the basin structure, perhaps to connect the ancient fish with the modern ocean fish the cleansed water helps maintain. This imaginative blending of paleontology and biochemistry yields effective and pleasing results. Local botany and basic principles of hydrology are all the rest of the science required to make the bioswale work.
The utility of Pepper Tree Garden as a natural rainwater purifier is obvious. Its beauty stems from its simplicity, plainness, and directness—standard attributes of good style in many endeavors. We're back to "form follows function." Such a traditional aesthetic connects beauty with utility: At appropriate scale, Pepper Tree Garden forms the terminus of the natural slope that contours the park, drawing us and everything else to it. The white octagon, with its lollipop shape and decorative fossil stonework, contrasts with the green growing things around it. Is it an umbrella for catching rain? The built and the natural coexist and complement each other, with beneficial environmental effects.
Such Earth art points the way to using art, environmental science, and basic engineering for ingenious, low-cost projects. The future of restorative Earth art may lie with both modest works like Pepper Tree Garden and the grand eco-artistry of renowned figures such as Denes. Fusing science and art can stimulate both to help green the planet in very earthy ways.
Restorative Earth artworks may more broadly revive that older aesthetic wherein beauty and utility serve each other as forms of healing. Denes finally steps forward and champions such an aesthetic, even though postmodernists might find it quaint. Pieces such as Tree Mountain and Pepper Tree Garden may wind up redefining both art and our relationship to the environment—recovering the latter from neglect and damage, while replenishing our humanness, diminished by our modern disconnections from the natural world.
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Neil Turok (PhD Imperial College London, 1983) was Professor of Physics at Princeton University and Chair of Mathematical Physics at the University of Cambridge before assuming his current position as Director of Perimeter Institute. In 2013 he was re-appointed for a second term and additionally awarded the Mike and Ophelia Lazaridis Niels Bohr Chair at the institute. Neil's research focuses on developing fundamental theories of cosmology and new observational tests. His predictions for the correlations of the polarization and temperature of the cosmic background radiation (CBR) and of the galaxy-CBR correlations induced by dark energy have been recently confirmed. With Stephen Hawking, he discovered instanton solutions describing the birth of inflationary universes. His work on open inflation forms the basis of the widely discussed multiverse paradigm. With Paul Steinhardt, he developed an alternative, cyclic model for cosmology, whose predictions are so far in agreement with all observational tests. Among his many honours, Turok was awarded Sloan and Packard Fellowships and the James Clerk Maxwell medal of the Institute of Physics (UK). He is a Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR) Fellow in Cosmology and Gravity and a Senior Fellow of Massey College in the University of Toronto. In 2012, Turok was selected to deliver the CBC Massey Lectures, broadcast across Canada. The lectures were published as "The Universe Within," a bestseller which won the 2013 Lane Anderson award, Canada's top prize for popular science writing. Born in South Africa, Turok founded the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) in Cape Town in 2003. AIMS has since expanded to a network of four centres - in South Africa, Senegal, Ghana, and Cameroon - and has become Africa's most renowned institution for postgraduate training in mathematical science. For his scientific discoveries and his work founding and developing AIMS, Turok was awarded a TED Prize in 2008. He has also been recognized with awards from the World Summit on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (WSIE) and the World Innovation Summit on Education (WISE).
I am interested in developing and testing fundamental theories of the cosmos.
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3) Understanding the effects of nonlinearities on the evolution of the plasma in the very early universe. In particular, the formation of shocks and the consequent a) departure from local thermal equilibrium, which may be important for baryogenesis, and b) the generation of vorticity which may be important in the origin of primordial magnetic fields.
4) I am fascinated by the results of detailed measurements of the universe on large scales. The presence of dark energy, as well as the extreme simplicity in the large scale structure, seem to me profound clues which no existing theoretical paradigm adequately explains. They may be pointing towards new physical principles, such as conformal symmetry and its spontaneous breakdown, and I am interested in exploring frameworks within which this may be studied.


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I interview myself
This is an interview I conducted with myself.
I: You get your name in the paper all the time. What's with that?
Me: I' the editor…what sort of question is that?
I: Nobody seems to know anything about you. Only your name.
Me: So?
I: people what to know who is editing their paper.
Me I am
I. Right. But who are you?
Me: Oh. Okay. Where Should I start?
I: (sigh) Where were you born?
Me: Seattle, a new neighborhood just east the airport.
I: I would appreciate it if you sped this up a little.
Me: Great: Went to Highline High in Burien, then Edison Tech, then Highline College, then Olympic College, then Seattle U, then the Goethe Institute in Berlin, then UW. Gasp!
I: What was your first job?
Me. I was an indentured servant to my father at the White Center News. I was Printer's Devil in the '50's, melting lead for the Linotype machines.
I: Boring…go on.
Me: I got drafted in 1966, was deferred because I had a hernia, then decided to enlist. I was trained as a journalist in the Army and was sent to Germany. I was a reporter in Frankfurt on the 3rd Armored Division paper, the Spearhead, then was hired to edit the Berlin Observer. I was there about 18 months.
I: Sounds like great duty.
Me: I mustered out and went to school at the Goethe Institut to polish my German language skills.
I: Gut for you.
Me: Ja. Danke.
I: Then what?
Me: Came home (with a baby).
I: I mean, for work.
Me: I stormed into the office of the Publisher of the White Center News and said," Dad, I need a job."
I: Naturally, you were hired?
Me. Yes.
I: What did you do?
Me: General assignment reporter, ad sales, janitorial work, and of course, my paper route. I quickly rose in the organization.
I: So, you've done it all, eh?
Me: I'm not one to brag, but ja wohl, mein Herr!
I: How long have your nose been to the grindstone?
Me: Not that long. It's been a great career. 44 years.
I: Why don't you retire?
Me: I can't. My dad is 93 and still writes a weekly column!
I: So what is going on with the Westside Weekly?
Me: Thanks. Since 1952, we have been publishing community newspapers in Ballard, West Seattle, White Center , Burien, Normandy Park and Federal Way. This has been a wonderful way to work for all those years, noticing the lives of the people who make up our communities. Working at a community newspaper is like having hold of the keys to every door in town.
I: Sounds right.
Me: We used to print honor rolls, all the sports scores, things about people who visited friends from another town, club notices and what we used to call "Ham Dinner" articles. We can't do that any longer because it just costs too much to gather and reproduce all that information.
I: What can you do?
Me: We consolidated three editions of the paper into one, called The Westside Weekly Newspaper. But kept the websites for each community separate.
I: What was the logic there?
Me: People's lives do not stop at our circulation boundaries .Think of an anthill. People drive to Burien from Des moines to go to a good restaurant. People drive from West Seattle to go to Fred Meyer in Burien. People drive from Ballard to check out a car in Burien.
I:So, what you have come up with is a sort of regional weekly newspaper.
Me: Yes. Correct.
I: How many pages will it be?
Me: Depends on the ad count. More ads, more pages. Tell your friends.
I: How crass!
Me: People are out to get me!
I: Yeah. Typical Highline Pirate.
Me: What we are working toward is a new kind of community paper. A paper which allows for a lot more voices. One change we made what asking qualified, talented people to write and take pictures for the papers in each community. Before, we traditionally put the burden for all reporting on one or two individuals. Most of us are not good at everything and that applies to reporters, too. We tend to be generalists.
I: ..and?
Me: And we have begun employing individuals with specific talent--writing about music, taking photos, feature writing--to give the paper a more textured feel. Instead of chasing sirens, our interest lies looking past the lights to see what is really going on. So, our readers should expect to see some changes and differences in what they might once may have thought about the community newspaper.
I: You, sir, are an odd duck.
Me: So are you!
I: You seem like a guy who is nimble with a metaphor. How would you characterize these changes?
Me: I'm not falling for that. Let me ask you a question. Are you interested in what people think about what they are interested in seeing in a loca paper?
I: Do you mean 'a regional paper"
Me: Yeah. That.
I: I think you should ask people to send theirs thought about it to you. They should answer a simple question: "What do you want to read about?"
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Close helmet from a composite 'Maximilian' armour. German, about 1520 (II.12)
Close helmet from a composite 'Maximilian' armour. German, about 1520 (II.12)
View of the 'armour of Henry VII' with supporting Maximillian armours, about 1870. © Private collection 2013
Composite armour. German, about 1520 (II.14, III.755)
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The close helmet is formed of a skull with a restored articulated tail of three lames, a sparrow's-beak visor and bevor, both articulated by the same pivots. The skull is fluted, is encircled around the nape of the neck with a row of lining rivets, and there are two pairs of holes for pointing the lining at either side. The main edges have narrow boxed outward turns. The bevor was originally secured by a spring catch at the right side. The visor has a divided sight, and is pierced with circular breaths about the transverse ridge and with three horizontal slots at either side below it.
The breastplate is globose, with gussets at the arms and a heavy boxed outward turn at the neck. It is decorated with four transverse flutes below the neck, and a spray of fluted on the main section. At either shoulder is an original iron buckle with a decorated rectangular frame. The breastplate overlaps a wasp-like waist plate, to which is riveted a fauld of four lames, overlapping upwards, articulated by rivets at either end, and modern black leathers at either side. The lowest fauld lame has an arch with a roped turn at its lower centre, and has a tasset of six lames permanently riveted at either side. The upper and lower of these lames have a transverse roped rib, and the central four are embossed with fine flutes. The tasset lames are riveted at the outside, with two narrow, modern black leathers at the centre and inside. The backplate is formed of one piece, flat-topped, with plain inward turns and wide recessed borders at the neck and arms, a plain lower edge, and restored straps. The main section is fluted.
Each vambrace is formed of a spaudler of seven lames, the upper two overlapping upwards and plain, the rest overlapping downwards, articulated by modern leathers at the centre and front, by rivets at the rear, and decorated with sprays of flutes. The left arm is composed of an original spaudler, the upper cannon of a corslet vambrace, the couter and outer lower cannon of a Maximilian armour, and the inner lower cannon from a 17th century cuirassier vambrace, with double incised lines. The right one is composed of a restored spaudler and a vambrace from a corslet, with restored reinforcing couter.
The cuisses are composed of main plates with boldly boxed upper edges, transverse pairs of flutes below these, and three sprays of flutes on the main section. The poleyns have heart-shaped wings decorated with sprays of flutes, and have articulating lames above and below connecting them to the cuisse and a wide lower poleyn plate, all decorated with a central band of fluting. The lowest edge has a turn and recessed border. The greaves are modern. Each is plain, formed of front and rear plates extending to the base of the heel, joined by hinges at the outside and spring studs at the inside, with permanently attached sabatons of nine lames, overlapping away from the broad central lame, the last lame widened and shaped to form a square-toed terminal. The exterior is polished bright throughout.
The helmet is stamped with six stars.
The helmet is published in Grose as part of the 'armour of John de Courcy, earl of Ulster', at the Tower, and so formed part of the old Tower armoury. The rest of the armour was probably purchased at Oxenham's on 21 July 1842, lot 251. Displayed in bay 6 in the New Horse Armoury by 1877.
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I hunted a cornfield today...we spotted the birds mid morning, but suspect they had been there longer. Hundreds of birds would just cirlce, fly off to another part, and come back. We managed a few birds, but I think they wised up quick, and flew over farther in the field. It was like a continuous cyclone of birds until just before sunset.
In the few hours we were there, only a few of the hundreds would drop, and they'd be right back up. At one point, EVERY bird disappeared, but within 5 minutes, they were back up circling again. This was something I've never witnessed, and just wondered if anyone had an insight on what this behavior was about. It was overcast, so it's not uncommon to see birds fly all day, but the back and forth, coupled with the continuous whirlwind of birds in one spot has me stumped.


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What is considered Personal Information by the State?
Systems that contain the following information per IC 4-1-11:
Some agencies maintain information that must be protected under other Federal and State Statues such as HIPAA, which may require additional information to be protected or additional protection to be in place.
Are Telephone Numbers considered personal information?
No, telephone numbers are not included in the definition of personal information per IC 4-1-11. However, agencies may want to take steps to protect this information to avoid negative publicity.
How long does personal information remain confidential after a person's death?
Unless a specific law provides for access after death to a person's confidential personal information, the information would continue to be confidential until 75 years after the creation of the record. Indiana. Code 5-14-3-4(d): "Notwithstanding any other law, a public record that is classified as confidential, other than a record concerning an adoption, shall be made available for inspection and copying seventy-five (75) years after the creation of that record."
Social Security Numbers remain confidential indefinitely.
Are federal ids or employer identification numbers considered personal information?
The statue specifically pertains to Social Security numbers of individuals this would included social security numbers to legal aliens. IC 4-1-11 does not specifically apply to federal ids and Employer Identification Numbers (EINs). Based on our research, federal ids and EINs are not specifically protected in a similar fashion to that of Social Security Numbers.
Do you know if anyone at IOT has software that will scan a hard drive and evaluate the files to see if they contain potential personal information?
There is a tool called spider that is available on the web it can be downloaded from the following site: http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/idfinder/. While the tool will provide some assurance it is not perfect. Hard drives should be completely wiped or destroyed if equipment will be reused or sent to surplus.
What about temp files left over from applications used to access server files containing PI, how do we ensure that personal data is not left on our local drive?
That depends totally on the application. Some applications leave the temp files, and some delete them. Get to know your application and determine if additional steps must be taken to delete temporary files containing personal information.
Should personal information be included in emails?
Generally individuals should avoid including personal information in emails or email attachments. In the cases that it is necessary to include this information in emails, emails should be encrypted.
What encryption tool does the State have for email containing personal information?
To date, the State does not have a product for email encryption; however, we are in the middle of an RFP process to acquire a state-wide product. For the interim, IOT suggests renting a product called "Certified Mail".
What steps will IOT take to address encryption on laptops?
All new laptops purchased after July 1st of this year are purchased with an encryption license and encrypted. For existing laptops "SafeBoot" encryption software can be purchased. For additional information or to order contact Steve Kremer at IOT.
Can IOT limit IOT Server Administration Staff to only required Application and Database Servers that they service?
IOT is studying methods to lower the number of people with administrator rights to systems as well as audit the activities of administrators. The process will be a gradually reduce the numbers over time as support issues from consolidation are streamlined.
Will the IOT provide standardized training for all state employees?
IOT will continue to provide IRUA training via the web. In addition, we will look at continued opportunities to provide training on specific security topics and/or policies that are relevant similar to the training provided on personal information protection. Agencies, system owners in particular, should train employees on the nuances of their system and associated risks. There will probably be overlap between IOT efforts and the agencies but responsibility falls to both.
Does IOT have an Automated Security Assessment Tool to run against Servers, to provide a potential security risk report to assist agencies?
IOT is seeking a reporting method for key security metrics. The metrics and the interval for reporting are not yet finalized. When completed, they should be required of all host service providers doing business with the state.
Will IOT establish an Enterprise Wide Document Management and Imaging Software Solution, similar to the approach with PeopleSoft including Document Security, Archiving, and Retrieval of Case Files?
Agencies with this need should contact their IOT Account Executive. If there is common interest a project similar may be explored.
CISO requested to support and initiate changes in the Commission on Public Records (CPR) policy regarding acceptance of secured digital images as the official state document, permitting the destruction of the physical original source document for records retention purposes?
This issue is beyond the office of the CISO. We can weigh in on the security of the solution and the business value but the CPR will have to determine the acceptability of digital records for retention.
What kind of guidance can IOT provide on Application Code Weaknesses Vulnerability as related to Regular Scanning of Application Code, and Certification Process?
IOT is seeking a methodology to test all web applications for secure code. The tool(s) to be used, methodology, and cost recovery are yet to be finalized.
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IOT continues to develop policies and procedures covering the network, security etc. Many of the policies, procedures, practices and service levels can be found on the IOT website. IOT continues to update this information as it is developed.
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Quarterly report of current patch levels compared to current available patches. Patches levels for the Windows environment are relatively easy to obtain. Other reports are harder to provide, IOT can provide reports if requested by an individual agency, however at this time reports should be requested only if necessary.
Listing of staff with administrative authority to each server a report can be provided for an individual server that contains name and organization of the person with access.
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Yes, botnets are a significant problem on the Internet. They are a growing source for staging denial of service attacks, stealing personal information for identity theft, sending out email-based phishing attacks and spam. The compromised hosts or "zombies" are often home computers but business, government and education organizations are not immune. The sophisticated malicious code used by botnets make it difficult to detect by an untrained individual.
How does a bot infection happen?
Bot infections follow the same path as the typical Internet worm or virus. You may open an attachment in an email, visit a malicious web site or download malicious software often associated with "free software", such as games, screensavers, any of which may result in malware being installed on your computer. Once infected, the bot software sends a notice to the "controller." The controller then downloads additional malicious software to the compromised host. The botnet controller then may have complete control of your computer.
Examples of malicious software commonly associated with botnets and the subsequent activity impact on your computer are:
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Consider the following:
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If you are infected with a worm or virus, your chances are today that you may also be part of a botnet.
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When the decision is made either to euthanize an animal or submit a dead animal for rabies examination, several procedures must be followed to obtain quick and accurate results. Many times rabies prophylaxis in a human or vaccination of an animal is dependent on these results. The U.S. mail is not accepting samples for delivery and United Parcel Service delayed.
Included in this section also is the Rabies Examination Form. It needs to be filled out entirely in order for the accurate interpretation of results. The veterinarian who submits the sample can provide some of the information as well as the animal control official, health official, animal owner and bite victim. Cooperation in this process and sharing of information will give everyone involved a better outcome in any situation.
Maps and phone numbers of Laboratories that can be used for samples are also included.
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|Heads must be removed from carcasses prior to shipment.
|Rubber gloves should be worn while the head is being removed and packaged. Gloves should be disposed of after use.
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|Place this form in the sealed, plastic bag and place in carton on top of liner.
|Place the head of the animal in an appropriate size plastic bag and secure the top of the bag.
|Place dry ice or ice packs into the styrofoam liner.
|Place bag containing head on top of ice, in container, and secure tightly.
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Telephone Number: 317/921-5500
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|The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) Rabies Laboratory is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm through the week. Emergencies may arise on weekends or holidays in which immediate rabies testing is indicated. In true emergency situations, the local health officer may coordinate efforts for immediate testing. The Indiana State Police may be able to provide emergency transportation for the head and the ISDH Rabies Lab Technician can be dispatched to perform "stat" testing. The ISDH after-hours duty officer can be contacted at 317/233-1329.


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Anyone know the reasons for the softing, lowering of the price?
Anyone know the reasons for the softing, lowering of the price?
What softening?
Perhaps I was miss reading some prices, I thought prices had dropped off a bit.Canadian buyers are at 1.60 plus?
Price has dropped in Argentina, this may be a temporary buyer ploy as the bulk of the honey comes on the market
Crops in South America are much better than expected. Combined, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay may have produced 35,000 tons or even 40,000 more than last year. Also, when summer approaches in the Nothern Hemisphere packers tend to concentrate on the domestic crops in USA, Canada, Europe, etc. Prices are softening indeed and sales are very slow for June/July shipments. Most buyers are now looking for 4th quarter deliveries.
That may well be true John but interest is still pretty high among packers and inventories are getting pretty low. Crop prospects in much of the prime white honey production area of the US isnt looking that great. While moisture is pretty good cool temps have really delayed any main flow. Additionally it looks to be a real down year for clover bloom in much of the Dakotas and alfalfa and pastures are rapidly disappearing because of the record grain prices. Additionally it dosent appear that California (too wet), Texas (too dry) or Florida are reporting any bumper crops. Personally I will be pretty surprised if there is enough additonal production in the southern hemisphere to really make much of a difference in the overall world honey price.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
I know this is small potatoes, but, back in March I sold 40 buckets of honey for $150.00 each. the same guy wanted 10 more a cpl weeks ago. Gotta hold it for my own outlets, until the next crop comes in.
Mark Berninghausen
Price isn't soften here. Was selling 2 gal. buckets for $75 until I sold out a few weeks back. Crop is going to be short or late this year, because of the last 2 months of rain.
Honey is the latest grocery item to go up in price. The National Honey Board reports a pound of the sweet, sticky liquid now costs $5.22, and a supply shortage is partly to blame. from http://www.apinews.com/
Not sure how it is where you are Irwin but here in Southeast Sask there is not going to be much honey. We are lucky if the bees get to fly two days in seven. On top,of that there is not going to be any of those yellow fields. Nobody could get on the land to seed.
I think the whole mid US and the prairies are awash with too much moisture,We here at Souris,MB , have had over 12" of rain in a period of 4 weeks.Less than 50% of all acreage is seeded, volunteer canola, last years seed, is blooming where not sprayed but no bee weather to get it,cloudy, windy ,rainy, no heat not much sunshine.But one must never give up, if conditions change and they often do, a good crop may be had.This weather has been a disaster for most farmers and with the water table being so high, they are already worried about next year
Sold all the honey we could make in 5 gal buckets for $150 each. Wish we could make more honey in these parts, but the price does not appear to be softening.
During the period of March 1-June 5, 2011 62.7 million pounds of honey were shipped from India to the United States. The previous highest average 3-month quantity from China was 19 million pounds. Such an unimpeded colossal flow of honey from India portends catastrophic consequences to American beekeepers and in the final analysis to American Agriculture, which depends for one-third of its food supply on pollination by the bees.
from ABJ Extra - Newsletter June 22, 2011 #2-- Tsunami of Indian (Chinese) Honey Arriving on U.S. Shores
Perhaps this has held the price of white honey down,No doubt this will effect new crop offerings?
Demand continues to outweigh supply for honey in the world market. Prices remain very strong for all the available honey.
Souix is hurting for honey. The midwest is awash in water. So the overall crop in the USA may be the worst ever. Supply and demand will keep prices up. But, there is the parity factor to consider....Along time ago, when the Chicago mercantile exchange--Commodity markets---were formed. Commodities were pegged to the cost of an ounce of gold. So many bushels of wheat or corn equals to an ounce of gold. Well, while honey is not traded in the pits as a commodity. It is pegged to the cost of an ounce of gold...Gold trades for around 1500 dollars an ounce and honey depending on color and flora 1100 to 1400 dollars a drum. Part of the high price is due to parity and a deflated dollar. But as long as gold stays up, honey will do the same. TED
And then there is the Trans-shipped Chinese Honey coming from India.
Mark Berninghausen
How long that will last Mark, is anybody's guess. China is having problems with weather also. So their crop will be down too. TED
Ted - I do not think bad weather will effect China's ability to make "honey". Funny how no matter what country (India, Turkey, Vietnam, Indonesia....) it usually is in green drums and tastes about the same?(Yuck!!!)
Crazy Roland
The American Honey Producers Association and Richard Adee are fighting hard to end this transshipment and duty avoidance activity. Please support the AHPA.
If anyone is using the twetter, I m listed as @johnlaurino and would appreciate exchange market info there too/
Roland, I want some good honey, not yuck chinese honey to eat. When will those basswood sections be ready for me to order?? We produce good quality honey here in Alabama for Souix but I always like to try someone elses with different floral sources from around the USA. TED


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Not for nothing but I would smash all those Honeybees
if someone on the Hornets represented Goodell it would no doubt be Gordon
because EG suspended Monty Williams? what the hell does that even mean, dude? that's like saying "if someone in the NFL represented Hitler it would no doubt be Plax because he shot himself." the two things are in no way related.
but good try on your hating EG attempt keep it up
quote:you make some fair points but don't think we could have gotten equal or better value for gordon. that is if he can stay healthy
I still hate that we re-signed Gordon, instead of trading him for anything else. Even he isn't sure what his role will be for the team this year. He knows he will have to play a bunch of PG and that just isn't his strength. If he gets exposed, nobody will ever touch that contract and we will have another Peja on our hands.
I know there is a love fest for Demps on this board, but this team has been strangely constructed this off season. Instead of just going young and building through the draft, they drafted smart and then gave out two huge contracts to guys that play the same positions as the guys they drafted. Then they sign a Center and pay him twice as much as the better Center they already got. Don't even get me started on dumping Jack for nothing. Its a step forward and two steps back. He makes a great trade to dump Okafor and Ariza and then a dumb one to get rid of Jack. I just don't get it..
you make some fair points but don't think we could have gotten equal or better value for gordon. that is if he can stay healthy
Are you happy with the Hornets now? EG: Yeah, yeah. Just looking forward to the season, yeah.
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