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I wish I didn't have to pick any stars for this convicted criminal. his services do not warrant even one star. I hired him without doing a Google search on him or his company. Had I been more cautious I would have found many negative reviews and information about him. He is a convicted felon who has served jail time for medicaid fraud. Worse than that he is a THIEF at his own tag and estate sales.
I hired him to run my sale in Westchester, NY where a dozen or so of my very high end watches went missing. They were placed in a room that was off-limits to the public. Only he and his staff had access to this particular room. They were not just lying around, I had them all in a large box in the bottom of the closet with 5 or so large boxes on top of them. I was there during the sale and saw no one go into this room, no one but Brian and its less than professional staff. many of the smaller items seamed to just vanish into the wind. In he end I did file a police report and I am considering pursuing legal action against Brian Elenson and 2muchstuff4me.
He cursed at customers and was extremely rude to people I have known for the 30 years I have lived here. he also attempted to smoke in my home while stuffing money in his fanny bag with no accounting whatsoever. Had I know sooner and If I didn't need to move I would have picked him up and thrown him out in the middle of the sale, His staff consisted of people that looked as if they were drug addicts with no drive or knowledge of the items in my home.
He also claimed to be insured by "Loyd's of London" but could not produce any documentation to prove his claim and funny enough after a simple inquiry with Loyd's I discovered that they never heard of this guy.
The bottom line here is, I got burned by this guy but you don't have too! Google this joker and you'll run like I should have.
"Brian Elenson and 2muchstuff4me"
Check out this other case he has going in Florida bt former client JAN VAN VECHTEN
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WARNING STAY AWAY-This so called company is a total rip-off-to the owners and the buyers. I had to write this to warn everyone. I will relate my encounter with 2muchstuff4me. Walking into the sale I saw Jabba( the hutt) sitting at the table, pizza in one hand cigarette in the other and on the phone. There was a line of people and all you heard from him was vile nasty language, a lady handed him what looked to be a cut out copy of a Norman Rockwell glued on a piece of wood and varnished over. Like what a child would make their parent as a gift , 35 dollars was mumbled out, she gave a look of surprise and questioned it. He tried to pawn it off as a genuine Rockwell, she put it down and next was an empty 3" AVON perfume bottle. Take a guess-15 dollars, she put it down and walked out.
This happened about 5 to 6 times in a row with other people and items in a matter of ten minutes. NOT ONE SALE. Thinking about it, I figured it out his scam. J.T.H has a clean out business, he tells the owners that he is trying to get the most money for them and people are to cheap to pay the outrageous(made up by JTH) prices for them. JTH really does'nt want to sell anything, but get paid by the owner to clean out the contents of the house and resell them in his shop in Oceanside. VERY PROFESSIONAL-NOT. GOOGLE HIM everything is a big fat lie.
First off he was convicted for Medicaid fraud and tax evasion, makes you think about his honesty-says 30 years in experience- the company was started in 2004(very good math skills). Accredited Better Business Bureau member- NOT- look it up "A BIG FAT F".Two more thing as one lady so eloquently put it in her review"he has a crew of drugged out zombies" no argument from me and JTH is involved in numerous lawsuits with prior clients. People just stay away from him, warn everyone you know about him,don't hire him or go to the sales unless you want to be screwed over !! ALL OF THIS FROM A 15 MINUTE OBSERVATION AND A LITTLE RESEARCH OF 2MUCHSTUFF4ME In my opinion one big fat loser
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11 days ago, i submitted my application and fingerprints to my county in MO. today i get an acceptance letter in the mail. Tomorrow i'll head down there to pick up the necessary form and take it to the DMV. This was a lot quicker than i thought.
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11 days ago, i submitted my application and fingerprints to my county in MO. today i get an acceptance letter in the mail. Tomorrow i'll head down there to pick up the necessary form and take it to the DMV. This was a lot quicker than i thought.
Wow, good going. Mine took 30 days from the time they took my photo and fingerprints (just showed up today) and it was a couple of weeks prior to that for setting up my appointment to go in to get the photo and fingerprints done.
Now that's more like how it should be ALL over this country.
Congrats on the new permit...:congrats:
I waited 62 days, but felt lucky since it could have been 90. I'm glad yours came so very quickly!
I hate that Kansas is 45 days Minimum. I dont think it takes 45 days for a background check.
Mine was about 15 days in St. Charles County in MO, but that was over Christmas break, so I cut them some slack. :wink:
58 days here in NM... Sadly, now that I have it, we're loosing a lot of states.
Congrats!---My CCW took exactly one week here in Greene County Missouri.It goes to show when politics is taken out of the equation it takes no time at all to run the proper checks and do the paper work for a CCW. I am proud to live in a State that still values Liberty and Constitutional rights.Leaving California 20 yrs ago was the best move i ever made.No Offense to Californians, i was born there so i'm allowed to complain haha..Liberals ruined my birthplace and i could never go back and leave the Liberty i enjoy here in Missouri.
I got mine pretty fast in Jefferson County.
Well I'm in St. Louis County. Best part is they only charge $76 for initial permit and $0 for renewals. Other counties should follow suit and only charge what is necessary instead of what the state says they can.
I applied at St Louis Co on July 2. Waiting very impatiently. Did your 11 days include weekend or just business days? I've been wondering what there turn around was like down in Clayton.
i took my CCW Class on a Sunday. the following monday i dropped off the training certificate to Clayton, a week and a half later on Thursday i got my acceptance letter in the mail, which i had to take back to Clayton to get my "Authorization form" to take to the DMV, so the 11 days did include 1 weekend. i only count the time from when i first applied in Clayton.
Lately with the 4th happening, im sure all the county workers took time off, be patient.
Today marks 11 weeks since I submitted my application in CO. They officially have one more week to confirm or deny it. Ridiculous.
Applied July 2, received the letter today July 13. Looks like I'll be making a trip to Clayton Monday morning!
Got mine in 9 days when they were first issued in Lincoln County.


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Luton 'baffled and bewildered' by 30-point penalty
Prospective Luton chairman Nick Owen has hit out the at the Football League's decision to ensure they start next season with a 30-point penalty, claiming the troubled League Two club have been 'kicked in the teeth'.
The Football League hit Luton with a 20-point penalty after coming out of administration, on top of the 10 points already docked by the FA for misconduct charges.
'I'm just baffled and bewildered that they can be so harsh on us. We are dismayed by it and very surprised,' Owen told BBC Radio 5 Live.
'You know you're going to get some sort of sanctions - Leeds got 15 points beyond the 10 they had the previous season, as we had the previous season - but it seems to go on and on, where do you draw the line?
'You lose 10 points immediately on going into administration, we had to get rid of our loan players and sell a number of players, which starts a downward spiral and you get relegated, which is bad enough.
'We are saving a football club which is at the centre of a community and yet we get kicked in the teeth yet again.
'Perhaps five points, 10 points, but 20? It's just breathtaking and I can't understand how anyone who loves football and wants to preserve the Football League as it is can be so incredibly severe.'
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I am putting the finishing touches on an executive presention for a client. Our finding, after a series of technical tests, a review of their policies and their security administrative compents was that they are generally proactive on securty from a technical perspective but any additional maturation or improvement of their program requires management involvement.
I am going to present this to senior management team that has already informed me they don't want to hear that message.
This isn't the first time Jacadis has encountered such a situation.
Why should senior management be involved in security decisions?
At some level security decisions are really risk management decisions and not just technical, information security decisions. Even the strongest technical team can't know the risks, obligations, contracts and mission priorities that senior management brings to the table.
Sorry, managers but this isn't just geeky stuff.
Here is a quick list of five questions that my client's technical team needs senior management input, involvement and or leadership on:
- Are we obligated by law or contract to HIPAA?
- Are we obligated to PCI? Are we exposed in the way we handle crtedit card data?
- How long can your business operate with reduced computer facilities? Which facilities are most important to the mission?
- How will we respond to illegal activity on our network? Attacks from outside? In the event of a breach?
- What are our employees permitted to do with social media outside of work hours on their own computers?
Are you putting your technical team in a spot where you expect them to protect your business but don't share with them critical information or involve yourself in their decision making process? If you are in a business that is data driven (and which business today isn't) your lack of involvement will likely ensure a high technical team turnover, raise the possibility that you will have security issues interfere with your business, decrease the resiliency of your business and potentially put at risk vendor and client relationship while also opening your business (and perhaps yourself personally) to legal and regulatory liability.


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In hopes of remedying the nagging "weak conference" catcalls, the Broncos have joined the rising Mountain West Conference, but do not play a MWC schedule until 2011. For now, the Broncos remain in the WAC; a conference with a reputation as a doormat league. Said reputation is rather well-earned, as they have gone 1-47 against the Broncos since 2006. It's not pretty. So, in an effort to garner more national recognition, and, hopefully, enough early votes for an outside shot at a title game appearance , the Broncos have beefed up their schedule with the likes of Virginia Tech and Oregon State (who missed the Rose Bowl by a hair last year, as you'll likely recall). But will it be enough to make the Broncos Glendale-bound to play our Buckeyes? If they leave the east coast with a win on opening weekend, an undefeated season, at the very least, seems all but assured.
Those that have not followed Boise much lately may remember a bruising ground game not unlike the one favored by our Buckeyes, spearheaded by Ian Johnson. You know, the guy who proposed. That offense is a thing of the past. With the arrival of Kellen Moore, the Broncos have opened up the offense, going from the 6th-ranked rushing attack in 2006 to the 13th-ranked passing attack in 2008. Boise is now a fairly wide-open offense, with experienced receivers in Titus Young and Austin Pettis. Jeremy Avery is a solid option at running back, but not spectacular. These guys should tear up the WAC. Virginia Tech, however, might be a problem.
Here's the part where we all point and laugh at Boise State's finesse style of play, what with their high-falootin' offense, no-defense antics. Wait, what? You're telling me they've finished in the top-25 in total D for four years in a row?
It's true, though: while the offense is one of the more dangerous ones in the country, the Broncos have kept things respectable on the other side of the ball. Make all the WAC jokes you want; that's an impressive streak for a team that supposedly picks up the everyone else's recruiting left-overs. Boise certainly has established some form of consistency on this side of the ball, and 9 of their top 10 tacklers return to what was a top-15 unit in the upcoming season.
How do they match up with the Buckeyes?
About as well as any BCS team returning 21 starters would. This is a veteran team, with the capacity to hit the Buckeyes where they're most questionable: in the secondary. The silver lining here is that Boise State, much like Oregon, has a few defensive skeletons in their closet. While the Oregon game in 2009 remains one of the most impressive defensive displays this blogger has seen in quite some time, the Broncos have struggled to put away teams like Nevada, who boast a mobile quarterback and ample running back depth. It's doubtful that the Buckeyes would run all over the Broncos, but a winning game plan would probably be built on the back of a solid outing from Pryor, Herron and Saine.
The Schedule
|September 6th
|Virginia Tech
|September 18th
|@ Wyoming
|September 25th
|Oregon State
|October 2nd
|@ New Mexico State
|October 9th
|October 16th
|@ San Jose State
|October 26th
|Louisiana Tech
|November 6th
|November 12th
|@ Idaho
|November 19th
|Fresno State
|November 26th
|@ Nevada
|December 4th
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Can it happen?All that has to happen is for Ohio State to go undefeated, and for every other BCS conference team to suffer a loss. Then, that has to be piled on top of a lop-sided victory of Frank Beamer's Virginia Tech team, a title contender in their own right. No pressure, guys.
Why am I excited?Because Ohio State playing Boise State in the title game would be a clash of two of college football's most dominant entities in the last decade; while the ESPN storylines would be about how one or the other would get "exposed", I would expect nothing less than an instant classic.
Why am I not enthused?
If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever.That's a quote from the end of the novel 1984 (I went to high school too, guys!), and while I'd love to be the boot doing the stamping, a title game victory over Boise State would represent the end of an era. So-called "mid-majors" would not be allowed with 200 miles of the title game until the Bowl Championship Series is dismantled. Like them or not, the Broncos have been one of the most interesting annual storylines in college football for quite a while now, and I personally don't want them to go away. If the Buckeyes stumble somewhere along the way, I'll be rooting for Boise - as I did last year and the year before that and so on - to pull off a college football junta in Glendale.


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Ours are aweful
Reese will not do that...he will sit comfortably with his 27+ pick and select the a combine warrior. He might as draft another DT who missed a year of football but has high potential.
Yes blame the defense for the offense pathetic play.
So dont expect anything too drastic in the offseason. Another medicore season is before us, but this time mediocrity wont be enough to get the Giants organization another Superbowl trophy.
Yeah yeah, I know its not over yet, but if the Redskins win vs the Browns and the Cowboys win vs the Steelers later, that will just add 2 more nails to the Giants coffin.
Hey at least the Knicks and even the Nets are looking good this year and ease the pain of another mediocre Giants season.
Are you not watching the game. We can not stop the running game, they are scoring TD's in the redzone, and you can not tell me that Hosley played good defense on that pass.
The DL has been getting pushed around all season. Most of us are tired of hearing vaunted and ferocious in connection with them. They are the most underwhleming group I have seen since Sheridians year of horror. I am a Tuck supporter but if his salary next year wasn't low he would need to take a pay cut.
Beatty is the only one on the line worth keeping around. Snee is damn joke and we need cap space more than an average guard. Whoever scouted Baas should be fired. Boothe is fine as a backup player. Diehl should be banned from the facility.


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AT THAT time Nostromo had been already long enough in the country to raise to
the highest pitch Captain Mitchell's opinion of the extraordinary value of his
discovery. Clearly he was one of those invaluable subordinates whom to possess
is a legitimate cause of boasting. Captain Mitchell plumed himself upon his eye
for men--but he was not selfish--and in the innocence of his pride was already
developing that mania for "lending you my Capataz de Cargadores" which was to
bring Nostromo into personal contact, sooner or later, with every European in
Sulaco, as a sort of universal factotum--a prodigy of efficiency in his own sphere
of life.
"The fellow is devoted to me, body and soul!" Captain Mitchell was given to
affirm; and though nobody, perhaps, could have explained why it should be so, it
was impossible on a survey of their relation to throw doubt on that statement,
unless, indeed, one were a bitter, eccentric character like Dr. Monygham--for
instance--whose short, hopeless laugh expressed somehow an immense
mistrust of mankind. Not that Dr. Monygham was a prodigal either of laughter or
of words. He was bitterly taciturn when at his best. At his worst people feared the
open scornfulness of his tongue. Only Mrs. Gould could keep his unbelief in
men's motives within due bounds; but even to her (on an occasion not connected
with Nostromo, and in a tone which for him was gentle), even to her, he had said
once, "Really, it is most unreasonable to demand that a man should think of other
people so much better than he is able to think of himself."
And Mrs. Gould had hastened to drop the subject. There were strange rumours
of the English doctor. Years ago, in the time of Guzman Bento, he had been
mixed up, it was whispered, in a conspiracy which was betrayed and, as people
expressed it, drowned in blood. His hair had turned grey, his hairless, seamed
face was of a brick-dust colour; the large check pattern of his flannel shirt and his
old stained Panama hat were an established defiance to the conventionalities of
Sulaco. Had it not been for the immaculate cleanliness of his apparel he might
have been taken for one of those shiftless Europeans that are a moral eyesore to
the respectability of a foreign colony in almost every exotic part of the world. The
young ladies of Sulaco, adorning with clusters of pretty faces the balconies along
the Street of the Constitution, when they saw him pass, with his limping gait and
bowed head, a short linen jacket drawn on carelessly over the flannel check shirt,
would remark to each other, "Here is the Senor doctor going to call on Dona
Emilia. He has got his little coat on." The inference was true. Its deeper meaning
was hidden from their simple intelligence. Moreover, they expended no store of
thought on the doctor. He was old, ugly, learned--and a little "loco"--mad, if not a
bit of a sorcerer, as the common people suspected him of being. The little white
jacket was in reality a concession to Mrs. Gould's humanizing influence. The
doctor, with his habit of sceptical, bitter speech, had no other means of showing
his profound respect for the character of the woman who was known in the
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At the least, snooping is morally objectionable.
It's symptomatic of the Kiwi attitude to governance that our spy agency can be shown to be operating illegally by spying on its own citizens, probably at the behest of foreign interests, and the general public reaction is to shrug and ignore it.
For while media, politicians, and interest groups are in a lather over who forgot what and who's telling or not in the unravelling Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) saga, most New Zealanders appear blithely disinterested in whether their intimate secrets are being shared willy-nilly.
Which, in its way, is a profoundly healthy response - if not a very wise one.
Certainly, I've long held to the premise that spooks occasionally "sneak a peek" at my doings and ramblings - and good luck to them - because in believing that to be so I can live without fear.
However, this is not the same as having nothing to fear.
And, in today's high-anxiety milieu, where a "terrorist" can be anyone who does not readily dance to corporate culture and so-called security laws can "disappear" people without word or trace on the say-so of an anonymous bureaucrat, there is in fact plenty for citizens to be worried about.
Sure, that scenario's US-centric, where camps far more secret than Guantanamo Bay are estimated to already contain more than a thousand such "anonymous" political prisoners - but they're not necessarily American.
Moreover the old maxim about law-abiding citizens having nothing to fear from their government has proved time and again a crude justification for surveillance and repression. Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler used it to placate Jews into "co-operating" with Nazism; British PM John Major used it in the 1990s to justify "Big Brother" data networks; chillingly John Key has now used it to excuse the GCSB's spying on us.
At the least, snooping is morally objectionable, even if you think some form of surveillance serves a greater good.
First, because the rules may change; once in place, the level and subject of surveillance you agree to today could be used for very different purposes, that you do not agree with, tomorrow.
Second, because it's not you who determines whether you have something to fear. Data alone (even if it's correct data) cannot explain why something occurs; an anonymous bureaucrat may red-flag a regular activity that has an innocent explanation.
Third, because society only progresses when laws are broken. The sanctioning of gay marriage could not have happened if present surveillance techniques had been available 40-odd years ago when homosexuality was illegal, because the sexual-equality groups - "organised crime" - would not have been able to coalesce.
And fourthly, because privacy is a basic human need deserving of respect, not intrusion.
Given this, you would think a liberal democracy would have strict protocols in place for all spy activities. Sadly, we do not: neither the GCSB nor its inspector-general are answerable to Parliament; only to a stand-alone committee.
The GCSB has illegally spied on 88 citizens (that we know of) since the law change forbidding them to do so was effected in 2003 - yet is being allowed to get away with this without inquiry, on the basis they were merely "helping out" other agencies like Police and the SIS.
Worse, the law is now to be changed to allow these practices to continue; a reward for bad behaviour, as Green co-leader Russel Norman put it.
When you add in the Kim Dotcom fiasco and John Key's childhood mate being "tapped" as GCSB Director, even with our "she'll be right" attitude it's a wonder more folk aren't spooked at the prospect of these cloistered cowboys prying unfettered into our lives.
That's the right of it.
Bruce Bisset is a freelance writer and poet.


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Tool Release: btscanner v1.0 Bluetooth 'War Walking' tool
From: bluetooth (bluetooth_at_pentest.co.uk)
Date: 10/14/03
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Pentest Limited are pleased to announce the release of btscanner v1.0, a
Bluetooth 'war-walking' tool. The tool is the result of our ongoing
research into Bluetooth security.
The release of a similar tool by Bruce Potter / The Shmoo Group
initially gave us the impetus to write btscanner and other related tools
which we hope to release in the near future.
btscanner implements many of the techniques discussed in Ollie
Whitehouse' recent paper 'War Nibbling: Bluetooth Insecurity'.
btscanner is a tool designed specifically to extract as much
information as possible from a Bluetooth device without the requirement
to pair.
A detailed information screen extracts HCI and SDP information, and
maintains an open connection to monitor the RSSI and link quality.
btscanner is based on the BlueZ Bluetooth stack, which is included with
recent Linux kernels, and the BlueZ toolset. btscanner also contains
a complete listing of the IEEE OUI numbers and class lookup tables.
Using the information gathered from these sources it is possible to make
educated guesses as to the host device type.
- Bluetooth Device Discovery
- HCI and SDP interrogation
- IEEE OUI database lookup
Download URL
btscanner is available from:
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Keeping Work Sites Safe from Chemicals Remains Tricky Business
Most don't give workspace safety a second thought, and many employees face silent and unseen risks. About eleven American workers die on the job every day. In 2007 the Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that 53,445 fatal illnesses could be attributed to workplace exposures. "The saddest part is that each death is preventable," says John A. Dony,…
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9 May 2016
SiteHawk Opens Washington DC Metro Area Office
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — May 9, 2016 — SiteHawk, a leading provider of web-based chemical data management software and services, has opened a new office in Reston, Virginia located outside of Washington, DC. The office supports the Nashville-based company's pursuit of additional business within the environmental, health and safety (EH&S) industry…
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SiteHawk Names Douglas Thede New Chief Financial Officer
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Cells are comprised of a cell membrane, organelles and nucleus. The cell membrane holds the cell's internal contents from its environment. The cell membrane is comprised of two layers of fat. The cytoplasm is a liquid in which the various organelles of the cell are suspended. The cytoplasm keeps organelles in place. It also allows different materials to flow from one organelle to another. The nucleus of a cell contains genetic material. DNA, RNA and mitochondria replicate in the nucleus. The nucleus also produces and replicates proteins, and sends the proteins to other parts of the cell.
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It was June of this year. We were anchored in the quiet harbor of Hampton, VA, when suddenly we were invaded by a fleet of Offshore Racing Association noisy speedboats that roared into the quiet setting. They had names like: The Terminator, Penetrator, and I'mmoreofamanthanyouare.
We watched as two of the competitors, dressed in adorable matching jumpsuits, powered up to the dock at the Hampton public pier. Judging by the press and the groupies hanging around, they looked to be the favorite. The harbormaster tossed the skipper a line but it soon became obvious that he didn't know what to do with it. He fumbled with the line for a few minutes, fully aware that a crowd was looking on, then gladly handed it off to one of his pit-crew guys and returned to the cameras.
We watched the pit-crew guy proceed to wrap the line around as many things as he could find on the boat but never actually tied a knot. He quickly looked from side to side to see if anyone had seen him and then moved on to more important matters, like polishing the metallic-flecked gelcoat.
That moment reminded us of how vital knowing basic knots was to the voyager. We've found it's simply not possible to get through a day on the boat without having to tie something, even if it's just the string on my cap to the label in the back of my shirt. So, here are seven knots you can't live without if you want to go cruising.
There are literally thousands of knots out there, but luckily you need to know only these seven. I learned these knots back in junior sailing class before my brain said it didn't want to know anything more. Larry, I discovered, just learned the sheet bend while working on this article. We don't expect that you'll become enthused enough to join the International Guild of Knot Tyers (yes, it really exists), but know that your sailing will be much easier if you spend a few hours adding these knots to your repertoire, if you don't already have them. (See the sidebar for use applications and tying instructions.)
Here are the seven knots to success: bowline, sheet bend, clove hitch, round turn-two half hitches, figure eight knot, reef knot, trucker's hitch (not your usual sailor's knot, a land knot, but one we have found invaluable on the boat.)
The reality of it is that when you're part of the boating environment, you're constantly exposed to wind and waves, both of which, it seems, are trying their hardest to knock the stuff off your boat that you put on it. The only practical solution is that you take control of the situation by learning to tie the proper knots.
The knots used here are all designed to be extremely secure in their purpose, but, most importantly, easy to undo again. There are a lot of tangled messes that can be tied and usually do the job, but they become a real pain when it's time to untie them again.
When cruising, everything usually happens at a slow and steady paceuntil you run into a problem. The ability to tie the correct knot, the first time, is not only a huge time saver, but a big safety factor. There are many situations at sea where a poorly tied knot could lead to the loss of gear, failure of equipment, or, in extreme instances, even the loss of life. In fact, we have found that the solution to nearly every emergency you can encounter aboard a sailboat involves using line and tying the proper knot. For instance, reefing a mainsail, lashing a broken boom or mast to the boat, tying sheets to a storm sail, lengthening your anchor rode, deploying a drogue or sea anchorthe list is endless. All require the correct knot. And for everyday boating, it's hard to get away without having to tie a painter to your dinghy, fenders to the lifelines, a sun awning overhead or your yacht club burgee to the flag halyard.
A good knot is important in sailing, but think about how useful it is in everyday life also. Before my cruising days, I remember a situation when I was getting a large load of building supplies from the hardware store and hauling them in my truck. As I started to tie down the load, one of the guys working in the loading area came over and with an air of great chivalry said, "Don't you worry about that, missy. I'll tie that down for you." I watched him loosely attach the rope to the load, knowing that I would never get home without it falling all over the highway. I then got in my truck, drove around the corner out of sight, and retied everything with the proper trucker's hitch.
Once you've mastered these seven knots, picture the scene: You're on the boat, you tie the perfect "nautically correct" knot and the rest of the crew stands by in complete admiration . . . well, it's nice to dream anyway.
Illustrations excerpted from: The Ashley Book of Knots, by Clifford W. Ashley, Doubleday; Anchoring/All Techniques for All Bottoms, by Don Bamford, Seven Seas Press; Sports Illustrated Small Boat Sailing by David Dellenbaugh and Brad Dellenbaugh
Seven Knots to Know
1. Bowline
This sailor's knot is easy, strong and secure. Its beauty lies in that the greater the load on it, the tighter it holds. Yet it is always easy to untie. These qualities make the bowline the first knot of choice and the first knot to learn. You can use the bowline to secure the genoa sheets to the sail, make a lasso to slip over pilings (a running bowline), attach the dinghy painter to a ring or handle, and attach a line to an anchor, among many other uses.
2. Sheet bend
This is the most common knot for tying two lines of same or of different sizes. Like the bowline, the more pressure applied, the stronger the knot. If you can already tie a bowline, you can tie a sheet bend. You simply use two pieces of line instead of one. (Make sure that the lines are not too different or the knot loses its effectiveness.)
3. Clove hitch
The clove hitch is commonly used to tie your boat to a post or piling when docking. With a slipped end, the clove hitch is our favorite knot for tying boat fenders to the lifelines or tops of stanchions. You can simply pull the slipped end and the whole knot unties.
4. Round turn-two half hitches
This knot is often used as an alternative to the clove hitch. You can secure a line to a piling, ring, hook, or handle while supporting high loads. It is also used to secure a line to an anchor.
5. Figure eight knot
Probably the easiest of all knots to tie, you tie the stopper knot at the end of a jib sheet or halyard. It ensures that the line will not inadvertently feed back through your fairlead or block. Note: Never tie a stopper knot to spinnaker sheets since they may need to be released quickly to run through.
6. Reef knot (or square knot)
The reef knot is a multi-purpose, flat, symmetrical knot that forms a square when tied. It is useful when reefing the mainsail. Its easy to untie by pulling one end at a 90-degree angle. Do not mistake this knot for a granny, which does not stay secure. The reef knot should lie flat after tying. This knot is never used with lines of different sizes or unequal fiber properties because slippage can occur.
7. Truckers hitch (Sues favorite)
The truckers hitch started as a way to secure a load to a wagon. Since this hitch provides a purchase of 2:1, its primary advantage over other knots is that it can be drawn extremely tight. It is very handy for lashing any number of items on deck. The loop can be made by tying a harness loop, or simply a half hitch. (Note that the half hitch will work fine as a loop but will be difficult to untie later.)


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As you may have heard, Mitt Romney said this morning, "I'm not concerned about the very poor. We have a safety net there. If it needs a repair, I'll fix it." We're glad the governor is expressing support for a safety net and for fixing it if it needs repair. Yet his own budget proposals would tear gaping holes in the safety net and damage it severely. Consider the following:
Governor Romney hasn't outlined cuts in specific programs. But if policymakers exempted Social Security, as he has suggested, they would have to cut all other nondefense programs — including safety-net programs for the poor — by an average of 24 percent in 2016 and 35 percent in 2021 just to reach Governor Romney's first four goals. Furthermore, to balance the budget at the same time — which Governor Romney has said should be a constitutional requirement — policymakers would have to finance his tax cuts with even deeper budget cuts. To meet all of Governor Romney's budget goals — including balancing the budget — would require cutting all nondefense programs other than Social Security by an average of 54 percent by 2021. And since policymakers surely wouldn't cut Medicare in half by 2021, safety-net programs for the poor likely would be cut even more severely. The ensuing increase in poverty and destitution would almost certainly surpass anything in our country's recent history.


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What's the best book on raising bees? As in queens, nucs to sell, packages?
What's the best book on raising bees? As in queens, nucs to sell, packages?
Brother Adam has written the best book for me (I am very new to breeding bees). Its called something like "Breeding Bees at Buckfast Abbey". The biggest drawback is that this book contains very little in the way of technical procedures, although it more than compensates with its exceptional clarity and detailed descriptions of worldwide breeding stocks.
Probable "Queen Rearing Simplified" by Jay Smith.
This book is difficult to come by, I tryed for 4 years before I found one, but it was worth the wait.
I like Steve Tabers "Raising Super Bees". It is out of print but I found a place in England that still had some. Laidlow's book is also excellent. I find that every book I read on the subject adds something and considering the time it takes to set up a breeding program, the cost of a small library in negligable.
Better Queens by Jay Smith is also nice.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
Ditto on Steve's 'Raising Super Bees'. I've found it very interesting and usefull. (though some of the information is a bit out of date). There were copies showing up on ebay periodically.
'Background to Bee Breeding' by John Atkinson (Northern Bee Books, I don't know whether it's available in the States) is good, with lots of stuff about rearing drones. 'Queen Rearing' by Snelgrove, is still well worth a read, and turns up pretty regularly.
Birmingham UK
I put the full text of "Better Queens" by Jay Smith on my web site:
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
I just saw "Breeding Super Bees" by Steve Taber listed on the website of Simpson's Bee Supply. I tried to find a copy of this book for quite some time. There was a very expensive used copy listed on Amazon and I finally decided to stop looking and just buy it! It's a good book and I'm glad that I bought it. If anyone is interested in it and Simpson's still has it in stock, it's a good deal compared to what I paid for my used copy.
I was not familiar with Simpson's, but they were mentioned on another thread and I decided to check out their website this morning.
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Help! I have to pick a dress! *uodate*
*** I called the company to see if I could order this dress. Turns out my dress would be a special order and would only make special orders if I ordered 10 dresses. So, I'm on a new hunt for a dress. I have found 2 places that are willing to work with me and custom make my dress for me. I have to hurry and get this made because I have to dance in less than 6 weeks. And it will take 2 weeks to make. Nothing like cutting things so close, lol!
I need to get a new dress and I need it for 2 uses (at least). 1 use I plan to use it so I can dance hula at an event and 2 I want to use that same dress to celebrate my Hubby's & my 20th wedding anniversary. I have already picked the style of dress but need to pick the color.
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JUST as the peacekeeping envoy from the UN was being briefed by the Home
Office, peace has suddenly broken out in Burnage, Manchester.
Well, Henley and Maida Vale to be precise — the homes of the warring Gallagher
Liam has dropped his High Court writ against brother Noel after the older
sibling offered an olive branch during a webchat for the launch of his new
single The Death Of You And Me.
Beady Eye frontman Liam heard Noel admit his brother's doctor's note for
Oasis's cancelled V Festival gig at Chelmsford in 2009 DID
exist — and Liam decided it was time to move on.
Speaking on a recorded fan chat with pal Matt Morgan, Noel said: "For the
record, it is a fact that he was diagnosed with laryngitis and it is a fact
that he had a doctor's note to prove it. I'd just like to say that if he
gets offended by my opinions on such things then I apologise.
"It's all getting a little silly and out of hand and it's not very cool."
That was enough for Liam and the word was sent to his legal firm to get in
touch with Noel's lawyers to put an end to the whole ugly mess.
And about time too.
A source added: "Liam had spoken to his mum Peggy and she was upset by the
whole episode.
"That was playing on his mind then he had a moment of realisation that Noel
wasn't being vindictive — he was just being cheeky. It was an anger that had
built up over two years because he was so angry Oasis was over.
"In the cold light of day he realised his brother was actually being quite
calm about it all, and decided a legal battle was a bad idea. Hopefully that
will draw a line under it all and everyone can move on."
Noel also paid Liam a compliment on radio veteran Steve Lamacq's
show on BBC 6 Music on Monday night.
Talking about going on tour as a solo artist, Noel said: "I couldn't do
Supersonic or Cigarettes and Alcohol or Lyla, that is a shame.
"I wouldn't attempt to do the more rock Oasis songs as Liam has such a great
rock voice.
"That is a shame, that those songs will not be heard for the foreseeable
future anyway. I think it's sad as they're great stadium anthems.
"We've all got to move on. I might do a jazz fusion version of them further
down the line."


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Date of Stay: May, 2014
Hard to find the entrance. It is behind a gas station and McDonald's. No pet facilities. Some highway noise. However, clean restrooms and showers. RV site level and clean. We would stay here again. Friendly staff.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
Easy access from I-10, level sites, and friendly staff. However, bathrooms were single, one for men and one for women. Facilities at RV site were in need of attention. Pedestal wood was rotting, also cable TV hookup was "shared" with a site across the road.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
Friendly staff, quiet location. Large pond where we caught two bass. Two deer were feeding across the pond. Bathrooms were clean and maintained. This is a long park, not sure, but seems like 1/4 mile long. Nice place to stay. Some long term sites, but quite nice overall. We stayed here with friends.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
My wife and I spent our first trip in a (new to us) 2010 Rockwood fifth wheel. The campground hosts also accommodated my in-laws to have a motorhome adjacent to our site. This was over the Labor Day weekend. The park was very full, however; there were enough things for everyone to have a good time. The staff were very visible and answered all questions quickly. The men's bathroom stalls had a door that wouldn't close completely, but a minor thing. Our site was level and even though there was rain, the rock/gravel sites and roads were easy to navigate. The dog park was a nice touch for us dog owners. I would stay here again.


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I run the torqued performance stage 1 map on my WRX 2011 for a month. This just amazing. However, At low RPM (2000) at wot when I build boost until 3700 rpm there is a strong vibration with a big noise. No exhaust leak, and the bolts of the downpipe are good.
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Beautiful. Great job.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Beautiful. Great job.
so many quilts to make, so little time.
wow, that's awesome!!!!
Nancy in western NY
before you speak THINK
T is it True? H is it Helpful? I is it Inspiring? N is it Necessary? K is it Kind?
Grand job. It looks adorable.
Home is where the heart is, and a few scrappy quilts.
An amazing miniature! Great work! Lots of small pieces in the quilt!
I love it! Your fabric placement makes the quilt radiate. Are the cornerstones 1/4" finished?
jillnjo-see another crazy Iowan here!!
Sew glad you got the hang of posting pics right away. I am so anxious to see more.
You should join the doll quilt swap for February that is hosted by Chele. Sign up is usually around the third week of previous month. Lots of creative juices in that swap.
Don't worry spider.
I keep house
I donate quilts to the AAQI.
Just beautiful, great job and colors are terrific
Have a Blessed day
That is very pretty. Another one on my list. Sure wish I could work faster.
"OH" It's soooo cute, love the color choices you used.
Linda Sue **** Live,Laugh & Sew
Very pretty, love the colors you chose.
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A Crazy Chic Nursery for Emily Maynard's Newest Bundle of JoyThere's a new trend in nurseries and it has less to do with baby-centric pinks and blues and more with a gorgeously styled space. The kind that works for both the babes and the adults. Emily Maynard and her cute little bundle
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text: juvenile justice 'Raise The Age' Bill Wins House Approval By Sue Lincoln • Jun 3, 2016 wwno.org, Mallory Faulk Listen Listening... / 2:00 Louisiana is one of just nine states that treats 17-year-olds as adults when it comes to any criminal offense. That's about to change, now, as the full House has passed SB 324. After Discrimination Finding, Jury's Out On Memphis Juvenile Courts By Carrie Johnson • Aug 6, 2014 For people connected to the Memphis juvenile courts, April 2012 is unforgettable. That's when federal investigators determined that the Shelby County juvenile court system discriminated against African-American defendants. The Justice Department said the system punished black children more harshly than whites. In the most incendiary finding, investigators said the court detained black children and sent them to be tried in the adult system twice as often as whites. Kids In Juvenile Detention Face Risk Of Violent Death As Adults By editor • Jun 18, 2014 Delinquent children are much more likely than their nondelinquent peers to die violently later in life, a study finds. And girls who ended up in juvenile detention were especially vulnerable, dying at nearly five times the rate of the general population. "This was astonishing," says Linda Teplin, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Northwestern University's medical school and the lead author of the study. No Jail For Teen With 'Affluenza' Who Killed 4 In Crash By Mark Memmott • Feb 6, 2014 A Texas judge has rejected a request from prosecutors that she send a teenager to jail for driving drunk and causing a crash last year that killed four people and seriously wounded two others. Justice Department Pushes New Thinking On Kids And Crime By Carrie Johnson • Sep 25, 2013 For a man who spent the bulk of his career as a public defender, Robert Listenbee's new role walking around the halls of the U.S. Justice Department may not be the most comfortable fit. But Listenbee, who became administrator of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention earlier this year, says his transition has been smooth. And besides, he says, he couldn't resist the "extraordinary opportunity." Pages1 2 next › last »


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Henry L. Stimson: The First Wise Man
€ 34,99
Besorgung - Lieferbarkeit unbestimmt
Oktober 2000
BeschreibungThe twentieth century witnessed the rise of the United States as the preeminent player on the world stage. While many individuals were responsible for the American ascension, few have left a larger legacy in the arena of foreign policy than Henry L. Stims
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Preparation of a Policymaker Chapter 2 Taft, Roosevelt, and the Progressive Stimson Chapter 3 The White Man's Burden Chapter 4 Spears of Straw amd Swords of Ice Chapter 5 The Only Deadly Sin is Cynicism Chapter 6 Architect of Victory Chapter 7 Conclusion: Elder Statesman
PortraitDavid F. Schmitz holds the Robert Allen Skotheim Chair of History at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington.
PressestimmenWritten with verve, filled with insights into the man and his times, David Schmitz's biography of Henry L. Stimson provides a marvelous window on American foreign policy in the first half of this century-the crucial era that defined the nation's role to this day. The book demonstrates why fine political history is indispensable to our understanding. -- Lloyd Gardner, Rutgers University An impressive and quite comprehensive short biography of one of the most significant American statemen of the first half of the twentieth century. Davaid Schmitz's thoughtful exploration of Henry L. Stimson's public life sheds much light on the exercise of American power-or lack thereof-from the war with Spain through the Second World War. -- Wilson D. Miscambe, C.S.C., University of Notre Dame A smart book about a wise man. Carefully researched and well written, it is both a scholarly contribution to the history of twentieth-century American diplomacy and an excellent choice for college courses. -- Martin Sherwin, Tufts University, author of A World Destroyed: Hiroshima and Its Legacies
Untertitel: 'Biographies in American Foreig'. New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SCHOLARLY RESOURCES INC
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 2000
Seitenanzahl: 222 Seiten
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New Jersey Bariatric Surgery Centers, led by Dr. Naveen Ballem
Contact Us: (973) 744-5315
By: Bariatrx.com
Master Chef judge Graham Elliot opted out of attending the All-Stars baseball game this year in favor of undergoing a medical procedure to enhance his personal health. Chicago's popular chef underwent gastric bypass surgery in attempts at helping with his ongoing battle with weight loss. After tipping the scales at 400 pounds, Elliot made the decision to endure the life-saving procedure. Plagued by Obesity Besides suffering from obesity, the famous chef shared that his family medical history included a variety of potentially life-threatening conditions that included hypertension, heart attacks and strokes. Elliot contemplated undergoing some type of weight loss surgery for the past six years. Now at the age of 36, he spoke about having difficulty getting in and out of his vehicle, tying his shoes or playing with his three young sons. The chef consulted with a gastric surgeon and discussed various gastric surgeries. He and the physician determined that he qualified as a candidate for sleeve gastric surgery. Prior to having the sleeve gastrectomy, Elliot consulted with a nutritionist and a psychologist. In preparation, he also converted to a 1,000 calorie a day diet comprised of broth and protein shakes. The dietary adjustment was initially challenging, as the chef owning three Chicago area restaurants has a penchant for a number of delicacies that include butter poached lobster and stuffed beignets. Elliot, encouraged by co-judge Gordon Ramsay, looks forward to the day when he loses enough weight so he will be able to run on a treadmill and participate in marathons. Sleeve Gastrectomy Procedure Taking only approximately one hour from beginning to completion, surgeons perform this type of non-reversible gastric surgery through a series of small incisions, which provide access to the small camera known as a laparoscope and other necessary instruments. During a sleeve gastrectomy, a bariatric surgeon alters the size and shape of the stomach, removing almost 85 percent of the organ. The surgeon then staples the remaining portion into a tubular sleeve-like structure similar in size to that of a banana. Following sleeve gastrectomy, the patient typically remains in the hospital for one or two days. Full recovery requires up to six weeks. The abdomen is initially swollen and patients experience discomfort similar to an extensive workout. Dietary alterations include two weeks of a liquid diet followed by two weeks on a pureed diet, two weeks on semi-solid foods and finally solid food. The restricted diet provides ample time for healing of the stomach's stapled periphery. After fully recovering, patients must continue lifestyle changes and follow-up appointments as directed. Weight loss occurs as the stomach can only accommodate small amounts of food at one time. Gastric surgery recipients must eat slowly, chew thoroughly, and only swallow food after chewing food to a mashed consistency. Patients must also avoid drinking liquids at mealtime. Chef Elliot and other patients undergoing this type of gastric surgery typically lose anywhere from 50 to 80 percent of excess body weight in six to 12 months. Besides experiencing weight loss, according to follow-up studies, patients also exhibit reversal of diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and sleep apnea symptoms within one to two years.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The members of southeastern North Carolina's Congressional delegation say they won't make a dime if the federal government shuts down tonight.
Rep. Mike McIntyre (D) said he will donate the pay he receives during a shutdown to charity. McIntyre will give the money to charities, including the M.I.K.E. Scholarship he started in 1998. It provides funds to 7th District students to attend universities and various community colleges in the 7th District. McIntyre has signed the bi-partisan "No Budget, No Pay" pledge.
Sen. Kay Hagan also announced today she would donate any pay she receives during a federal government shutdown to a veterans charitable organization. Hagan cosponsored a bill that would prohibit members of Congress from being paid at all during a government shutdown.
Earlier this week, Hagan cosponsored the bipartisan Ensuring Pay for Our Military Act to mandate that military personnel continue to be paid in the event of a shutdown.
McIntyre's and Hagan's pledges came a day after a similar move by Sen. Richard Burr. The Republican tweeted, "If the government shuts down, I pledge to return my salary to the Treasury and encourage my colleagues to do the same."


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Jonathan Sweet is the editor in chief of Professional Remodeler, an award-winning trade publication for remodelers and home improvement contractors. He started his career covering homes and small businesses at a daily newspaper and has spent more than a decade writing for several construction trade publications including Qualified Remodeler, Construction Pro and Concrete Contractor. +Jonathan Sweet
So for all those remodelers who thought there was no reason to follow the EPA's lead RRP rules?
Yeah, you might want to think about that again.
The EPA has cited a Maine remodeler for not properly following the rules after two of his employees were recorded removing paint from a home with power tools and without containing the waste properly. It's the first EPA action under the rules that went into effect last year.
The purchasing decisions we make every day aren't about logic. We're constantly making emotional decisions to buy or not buy something, whether it be a candy bar, an iPad or a new car.
Oh sure, we can come up with plenty of perfectly good reasons why we do these things ("It's OK, chocolate has antioxidants" or "I'll be so much more productive if I have a tablet" or "It gets much better gas mileage"), but the reality is it's all rationalization.
Missed our recent webinar with Rich Harshaw on "Micro-Marketing Strategies for Remodelers: How Narrowing Your Prospect List Can Increase Your Results"?
You can check out the archive here.
I recently talked to remodeler David Merrick, president of Merrick Design & Build, outside of Washington, D.C.
He says the market is strong, and is keeping them much busier than many of his cohorts in other parts of the country. Even there, though, project sizes are smaller and competition is heating up.
Take a look at what David had to say by clicking here.
I recently got to spend some time in Madison, Wis., for one of our PR Night educational and networking events.
Madison is one of those markets that has been relatively healthy throughout the downturn, with a strong white collar economy, led by state government and the University of Wisconsin. Even now the unemployment rate is below 6 percent.
Jersey City, NJ -- Writing from the NARI Spring Business Meeting here, and the news seems to be mostly positive.
Most remodelers I've talked to are seeing business pick up, with much better first quarters than a year ago. It seems to be the case pretty much nationally, as I'm hearing it from remodelers from Washington, D.C., to Indianapolis to Dallas to Seattle and points between.
I'll be shooting some videos with some of those remodelers later this week, so keep an eye on HousingZone for those next week.
In case you weren't able to catch it live, we've archived our webinar with Mark Richardson. As usual, Mark had some great insight into where the market is headed and how remodelers can take advantage of it.
Just go to https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/943591774 to view the full webinar.
More good news this week for remodeling.
The market keeps growing, even while new construction continues to get battered. The latest is a report from BuildFax, which tracks monthly permit information and shows that remodeling activity increased in January for the 15th straight month and was up 22 percent over a year ago.
By Jonathan Sweet, Editor in Chief
Posted 3/7/11
The battle to repeal the new 1099 requirements continues to move at a glacial pace.
(In case you missed it, you're going to have to start issuing a bunch more 1099s in 2012 if nothing changes. The requirement was included in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed last year. You can read more in our earlier coverage.)
By Jonathan Sweet, Editor in Chief
Posted 2/16/11
In a report sure to cause some controversy, real estate research firm CoreLogic says that the National Association of Realtors is overestimating existing home sales by 15 to 20 percent.
The firm says that NAR is not taking into account the higher share of sales going through MLS systems or the decrease in for sale by owner home sales in making their projections.


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Date of Stay: April, 2013
Park is nice. Large lake for fishing, boating. Park office has WiFi, fishing, camping items for sale and some basic food items. Close to major shopping areas.
Date of Stay: April, 2013
We stay here at the KOA Savannah when we travel up and down the east coast. Its nice, staff is friendly. Our only grip is the 5 mph speed limit Is Not Enforced. I have seen cars, trucks and motorcycles traveling at speeds between 20-30 mph. This has been a problem for the past 1.5 years now. Don't' let my 1 negative comment keep you from a nice stay at the park.


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When Lewis Hamilton said that Nico Rosberg had the momentum going into Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix after his victory last time out in Monaco, many among his audience could be forgiven for being sceptical. It is doubtful whether Mercedes, and even Hamilton, really believed that. It sounded like another piece of psychological shrapnel in the mind wars that have dominated the Formula One world championship in recent weeks.
If Hamilton fails to win the two-horse race for the title, what happened at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Saturday may well be looked back on as a major moment.
Rosberg beat Hamilton fairly and squarely in the one-lap sprint that decides pole position. And one-lap pole pinching is what Hamilton is all about. If it happened anywhere else it would be bad enough for the British driver but for it to occur here, where his record is second only to Michael Schumacher, was a major blow he will be anxious to reverse.
Montreal is one of Hamilton's signature tracks. This is where he has won three poles and three races, and is looked on as virtually unbeatable in a strong car. Rosberg has never finished higher than fourth place here – either in qualifying or in the race. He had been second best to Hamilton all week, not only in the three practice runs but also in Q1 and Q2 of qualifying.
But then the German put in a quick lap and although Hamilton was faster early on in his response, he idled in the second sector on his final fast lap, fell behind his rival and trailed by 0.079sec.
Many sound judges feel that Rosberg was guilty of gamesmanship in Monaco, where he was responsible for the yellow flags that ruined Hamilton's push for pole. "Lewis is quick, so Nico plays tricks," read one trackside banner. But there was nothing underhand about his pole successon Saturday. A championship that threatened to be one-sided when Hamilton won four straight races in Malaysia, Bahrain, China and Spain, could yet become a classic.
Hamilton is the greater talent, the faster man, but Rosberg worked with his engineer to produce a little triumph here. Hamilton may well win in Montreal but overtaking is not always easy on this track. If he fails to seize victory his aura of invincibility, which survived Monaco, will be shattered. And Hamilton is a driver who thinks he should be doing more than simply winning; he feels he should be dominating Rosberg, someone who he has been overpowering, on a regular basis, for the past 15 years.
"They [Hamilton and Rosberg] are really pushing each other and they are constantly looking at the data trying to find how they can make up time on each other," the Mercedes motorsport chief, Toto Wolff, said. The team are looking for a record sixth straight one-two result.
Hamilton was disappointed but he took the setback well. "Nico did a fantastic job, so congratulations to him," he said. "It was not a particularly bad lap, it just wasn't the greatest qualifying. Sometimes you have a good qualifying, sometimes you have bad qualifying. But it's a great to get a one-two for the team and a fantastic performance. Let's hope we can make history tomorrow."
Rosberg said: "I know it's a track where Lewis is really strong and I'm very happy it worked out. It has been a fantastic day and through the weekend we have been progressing all the time and I'm in the best position."
When asked how he had produced a faster time at the fag end of qualifying he said: "It's just working at it all the time, looking at the data, working with engineers and trying to understand areas where I can do better. Lewis had that winning steak and to bring that to an end was important."
Sebastian Vettel, who has won three poles here, finished third to spoil an impressive performance from Williams, for whom Valtteri Bottas was fourth and Felipe Massa fifth. "Sebastian just went for it. He strung it all together," said the Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner.
It says much for Williams that they were disappointed by the outcome. "I was expecting a bit more from both of them," said the team's head of vehicle performance, Rob Smedley. "I thought we had the legs to be third."
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen, who had seemed set to challenge here, could manage only seventh and 10th. Sandwiched in between the pair will be Toro Rosso's Jean-Éric Vergne and Jenson Button in his McLaren. Max Chilton missed out on a place in Q2 by just over a 10th of a second to underline Marussia's improvement, with the Briton to line up 18th ahead of team-mate Jules Bianchi.


text: Contrary to some recent rosy predictions of a recovering housing market, thousands of homeowners are still underwater on their mortgages and lawyers who represent homeowners say the next wave of foreclosures is looming. Companies that track foreclosures have already seen a rise since the beginning of the year. Lawyers working in the trenches with distressed homeowners see no let up. "We're constantly deluged by calls," said Patrick Dunlevy, a Los Angeles attorney with the country's largest pro bono law firm …Read More Leave a Comment


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Find a great variety of ways of asking questions which make 8.
Choose any 3 digits and make a 6 digit number by repeating the 3
digits in the same order (e.g. 594594). Explain why whatever digits
you choose the number will always be divisible by 7, 11 and 13.
Find the number which has 8 divisors, such that the product of the
divisors is 331776.
The number $12 = 2^2 \times 3$
This is how Graeme Gilpin from Newcastle Royal Grammar School
arrived at the answer:
I worked out what was the lowest number that had 12 factors and
came to 60. I then tried numbers over 200 that were multiples of 2,
3 and 5, e.g. 210. I realised after about an hour that no number
under 1000 had exactly 36 factors. I then started again with the 2,
3 and 5 sequence until I got to a number that worked, which is
1260. All in all it took me about one and a half hours to work out
the answer.
The factors are : 1260, 1, 630, 2, 420, 3, 315, 4, 252, 5, 210,
6, 180, 7, 140, 9, 126, 10, 105, 12, 90, 14, 84, 15, 70, 18, 63,
20, 60, 21, 45, 28, 42, 30, 36, 35.
Ken Nisbet from Madras College, St Andrew's wrote:
"36 Exactly was done by the whole class 3XP over several days and
developed with ideas from the class. The crucial 'formula' was
discovered by Dorothy Winn. Needless to say it was thereafter
referred to as the 'Winning Formula'! I have sent what I considered
the best four write-ups although each student in the class produced
a write up for this question."
A systematic approach, which works in general, depends on prime
factorisation as class 3XP discovered. Thank you to Claire
Kruithof, Catherine Aitken, and Joe Neilson for your splendid
write-ups. Well done 3XP!
Here is Dorothy's write-up:
"We were asked to find the smallest positive integer with exactly
36 factors. I started to look for numbers using trial and error. I
took smaller numbers with lots of factors, like 36, and multiplied
them by other numbers with many factors to see if I could get a
larger number with even more factors. I didn't get very far with
that though and I began to make a table which had all the numbers
up to 40, their factors, prime factors and number of factors. I
colour coded it to make it easier to see numbers which had the same
number of factors.
We found that there is a connection between the number of
factors and the prime factorisation. I found that if you add one to
each of the indices and multiply these numbers together you get the
total number of factors."
[Editor's note: For example, $(2,1)$
You can do it backwards by finding the smallest numbers that
multiply together to get 36, subtracting one from each of them and
using them as indices. The smallest numbers that multiply together
to get 36 are (2, 2, 3, 3). If you subtract one from each of them
you get (1, 1, 2, 2). If you use these as indices for primes the
smallest number you can get is $7^1 \times 5^1 \times 3^2 \times
2^2$ which comes to 1260. I have put the numbers in that order (7,
5, 3, 2) because the answer will be less if take lower powers of
the higher numbers and higher powers of the lower numbers, squaring
2 and 3 and not 5 and 7.
You can also get 36 factors with (4,3,3). This
gives$2^3 \times 3^2 \times 5^2 = 1800$ a number
greater than 1260, or (2, 2, 9) which gives you$2^8
\times 3 \times 5 = 3840$ , much greater than 1260.
[ Editors note: others wrote out all the index patterns for
36 factors, and also all the factors of 1260 written as products of
the prime numbers 2, 3, 5 and 7.]


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The electronics recycling company AERC Recycling Solutions (AERC), Flanders, N.J., has announced that Robert Landmesser, founder and CEO of the company, has reached an agreement with Recycling Holdings LLC of Nashville, Tenn., to transfer his share of AERC stock to Recycling Holdings. The change in ownership will allow AERC to conduct business as usual, serve its customers and follow its course of pursuing new business opportunities to remain competitive in the marketplace and continuously improve the customer experience, the company says.
Prior to the transfer of his ownership stake to Recycling Holdings, made on Oct. 31, 2012, Landmesser was the single largest shareholder in the company.
Recycling Holdings and its affiliate have been involved with AERC throughout the past five years, the company says.
"This is a tremendous opportunity for AERC to continue its commitment in servicing its customers and providing excellent recycling options,"Landmesser says. "AERC has demonstrated to be an exemplary company over the past 22 years, with a continuous improvement business model and has helped thousands of companies, government agencies, universities, hospitals and individuals properly recycle. It has been a great honor to establish and lead this company throughout the years. I have high expectations for what AERC will achieve in the future."
AERC's client base includes organizations in the financial services, real estate, property management, government, information technology, medical, pharmaceutical, education and retail industries. AERC specializes in providing full service solutions for end-of-life electronics, secure data destruction, asset management and universal waste.
The company owns and operates Com-Cycle electronics recycling facilities in Allentown, Pa.; Ashland, Va. West Melbourne, Fla.; Houston; and Hayward, Calif. Each of the facilities has been certified to R2/RIOS (Responsible Recycling Practices/Recycling Industry Operating Standard).


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By TwoHeads Games
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Alone in a dark, infested city - use your flashlight, guns and grenades to survive the night and destroy the rotting hordes.
Previously #1 FREE APP in US and Italy.
Universal and iPhone 5 version coming soon!
"If you're looking for an atmospheric zombie shooter, this one's an easy recommendation." - Touch Arcade
"Aftermath isn't your average twin-stick zombie shooter, it's almost art." - App Spy
* Massive new update with Retina graphics and new levels to explore the expanded city!
* Fight through the zombie horde while taking care of cunning Spewers, bullish Screamers and lumbering Fatties.
* Relive the trials and near-escapes of the night as you progress through the story mode.
* Infinite replayability with score-attack challenge levels.
* Illuminate your surroundings with advanced real-time lighting.
* Unique intelligent control system designed specifically for iOS devices. Light up your enemies to shoot and choose how to use your grenades wisely.
* OpenFeint Enabled - Replay any level to better your score and compete against players around the world.
* Play with headphones to fully experience atmospheric 3D audio.
What's New in Version 1.6.2
Support for new devices
Customer Reviews
Best Top-Down Zombie Shooter Hands Down.
I've had this game since it was released back in the day. To this day its remained my favorite zombie shooter. Its atmospheric, and SIMPLE approach to the genre is what makes it so solid. 10/10 from me!
The only thing that I would request to be added would be 4 player 'co-op.' No fancy features, just the ability to do the missions or survival in co-op mode. No classes, no restrictions, just clean and simple 4 player co-op through a lobby system or using Game Center's API.
Even without this, I keep coming back to Aftermath trying to beat my highscore and try out new tactics. I love it! Well worth the $2.99 asking price. Aftermath is here to stay on my Homescreen. Thanks for making it!
Sweet Zombie Shooter!!
It is really a nice, cool, zombie survival shooter game. Your alone in a deserted, spooky, infected city with zombies roaming around you! Its one of the best zombie survival games I have played since Dead Trigger and 2013 Infected Wars. The only thing I would recommend is that the player doesn't run out of ammo as much but overall its a 5 star game!!!
Great Gameplay, Mediocre Graphics
This is by far the best zombie shooter that I have ever played. It is simple, addictive, and downright fun. However, the guns just look way to big and they just don't look very cool. If you could fix that in any way that would make this a hands down five star game.
- $2.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Sep 25, 2013
- Version: 1.6.2
- Size: 30.3 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Peter Pashley
- © 2010-2012 Peter Pashley
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Measure allowing voters say on future taxes headed to ballot
Former mayor collects enough signatures to get the measure on the May ballot
Sherwood voters will have the final say on a controversial ballot measure that would force a public vote on any new taxes raised in the city.
Sherwoods former mayor, Bill Middleton, has collected enough valid signatures on his initiative petition, which would require a voter approval on all future city taxes, fees and charges.
According to the Washington County Elections office, Middleton submitted 1,564 validated signatures. He needed 1,528 signatures to get the measure on the May 17 ballot.
Middleton had started collecting signatures for the ballot, but approached the Sherwood City Council last year about placing his initiative before voters. The council voted against that plan in August 5-2.
As a result, Middleton went out and finished collecting the needed signatures.
It took about four months to get the signatures, collecting mainly on the weekends, Middleton said Monday night. The vast majority of people we contacted signed it we estimated 90 percent with the main problem being (we contacted) a lot of unregistered voters.
Middleton said that many unregistered he spoke with said they were going to register to vote in order to approve the measure, he added.
If approved, the vote would require double majority voter approval" – more than 50 percent voter turnout and more than 50 percent approval – on any new or increased taxes, charges or fees on residential properties.
Middleton, who served as mayor from 2012 to 2014, told the council last year that he was frustrated with city taxes and fee increases, and noted that water rates have increased astronomically as well since 2005.
Middleton first began working on the plan two years ago. He told The Sherwood Gazette in 2014 that he felt voters would want to have final say on how much they spend in taxes. Nobody will vote for new taxes, he said.
City councilors have said they arent in favor of the plan, saying that many taxes Sherwood residents pay arent under the jurisdiction of the city.
The measure was challenged by Councilor Linda Henderson early last year, who wanted language in the initiative petition clarified.
A judge later said the measure could move forward.
Councilors cant stop the measure from going before voters, but they can prepare a competing ballot measure to run alongside it.


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