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While we did not expect a deluxe RV Park we were disappointed with the size of the sites and lack of any amenities. Further, the night we stayed it snowed about 2 inches and when we went to leave the right leveller on our motor home wouldn't retract. I went to the office which was closed and called the manager on the 2 way radio and asked to use the phone to make a local call and he refused leaving us stranded. A nearby good samaritan finally helped us out and we were able to be on our way. We have never encountered this kind of behavior before and will not be going back to Flagstaff anytime soon.


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Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia is set to reverse her decision to retire at the next election and instead stay on to advance her political agenda.
Mrs Turia confirmed yesterday that she was "seriously reconsidering" her decision and discussing it with her family.
She announced her retirement at the last election, saying she would step down at the end of this term.
She was subsequently given a ministerial role as part of the Maori Party's support agreement with National.
Mrs Turia would not speak publicly yesterday, but confirmed the change of heart through a spokeswoman.
The Herald understands Mrs Turia's goal is to see her whanau ora policy embedded.
Whanau ora would bring together funding from various Government departments - health, education, justice, housing, social welfare - and funnel it directly to families in need of state assistance, rather than separately through different bureaucracies.
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This service was implemented because of the high volume of electronic waste in Humboldt County. E-waste is any item with a digital readout or processing board, such as computer monitors, copiers, TVs etc.
Eel River Resource Recovery established a recycling program and annual e-waste event in 2010, collecting 45 tons of materials to be recycled. In 2011, 78 tons was shipped for recycling and 127 tons in 2012. Already in 2013, over 75 tons of recycled materials have been collected in Humboldt County.
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Garrett Jones hit in the number two hole today.
Garrett Jones hit in the number two spot today. Tomorrow he will do the same thing. When people have been thinking about possible lineups for the 2013 season, I don't think that many had Jones as an option to bat second. However, Pirates manager Clint Hurdle is considering it.
"What I like about Garrett is he's got a lifetime [.852] OPS against right-handed pitching," Hurdle said. "His numbers against right-handers are what they are. So do I get him an extra at-bat [in the number two spot]? No matter what we do it's not going to be prototypical."
Hurdle used Jones in the number two spot during the 2011 season. The left-hander had 104 plate appearances batting second. The only spot where he appeared more frequently was the number thre...
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Derek Asamoah scores for Steelers in Asian Champions League
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Ghana striker Derek Asamoah scored and set up a goal for Korean side Pohang Steelers who thumped Japanese side Gamba Osaka 3-0 in the Asian Champions League on Tuesday.
The 31-year-old set up Tae-Su Kim to score the opener on 13 minutes for the three-time Asian champions. .
He raced clear off his marker on the before weighing in a cross for Tae-Su Kim to head.
Zoran Rendulic doubled the lead with a clinical finishing technique on 23 minutes before Asamoah put the game beyond the reach of Osaka with a neat finish.
The victory sent Pohang Steelers top of Group E with three points.
The top two teams in each of the eight groups advance to a knockout round of 16.
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Freeman osman says:March 07, 2012 07:51 amSiedu and allabi or whatever your names are, u are the most stupidiest among all stupids.pray that u get to where asamoah is now.
Allubi says:March 06, 2012 09:34 pmDerick, just retire from football,u are really old,ahba!!!31yrs is even not ur real age.oldman
kojo says:March 06, 2012 10:01 pmDont be a fool next time to open your mouth Allubi. would you retire from your current job if you are told to do so? why do Ghanaians sometimes talk like mad people. this guys has not insulted you, he doesnt know you from any where and you get up and ask him to retire. would you feed him when he retires? answer me. then go tell Seedof and Drogbas to retire on thier twitter page.
Bowe says:March 06, 2012 10:49 pmHe was born in Britain right?
Joe citizen says:March 06, 2012 11:10 pmThank you very much Kojo 4 ur comment,u're really wise.what does he Alabu fool know about Derek.Derek was sent to UK when he was 5yrs and grew up there.so how did he cheat age,go and tell Totti, Del Pierro and Raul to retire.Maldini played until he was 43yrs.next time Alabu shud learn b4 he talks..
Siedu says:March 06, 2012 11:36 pmAllubi, u are right,he is old,dont mind that fucking busturds,derick,just retire,period.
Allubi says:March 06, 2012 11:55 pmKojo and joe, u peoples are fools to the extend that u dont need any discription,what is wrong if i tel him to retire cuz of his age?u can post ur own comments on the related topic,next time dont comment on my opinion,fools,u can go to hell if u dont understand or die hard,homely guys
j-zee says:March 07, 2012 12:00 amAllubi, u are ryt,dont mind that fucking bustards, that guy is more than 31,i know him,derick just retire period.oldman
Asare says:March 07, 2012 12:08 amAlabu or wateva u kal urself...u are the avatar of sam loco efe(r.i.p). Dnt u knw dis dude is far beta dan "tagoe brothers"
Mohammedgermay says:March 07, 2012 12:11 amBALOTELLI DUMPED BY THE ITALIANS:::HIHIHIHIHI Sports News | 6 March 2012 Last updated at 15:33 CET 1 Comment Balotelli: Italy shirt greater than Barcelona's or Real Madrid's By Goal.com Mario Balloteli Money can't buy happiness, but neither can poverty. By: roylexi.com More Quotes | Submit Quote Mario Balotelli stated that his exclusion from the Italy squad for the friendly against the USA last week was unfair, and made clear that he values the Azzurri shirt above those of Barcelona and Real Madrid. Italy coach Cesare Prandelli left the 21-year-old out of the group for the match, which the Stars and Stripes won 1-0, over concerns about the Manchester City striker's mental approach, following his stamp on Tottenham's Scott Parker in January. The former Inter ace has been sent off three times since arriving at Eastlands in 2010, and the Azzurri coach revealed that he is considering leaving the temperamental striker out of his Euro 2012 squad. "I felt so bad about it," Balotelli told La Gazzetta dello Sport. "I often say in the dressing room: Barcelona? Real? For me, there is no shirt more fascinatin'g than that of Italy, because of the feeling which comes with representing the national team. "I often think about the European Championship. I was sad to have lost the friendly in Genoa. He added, "There is an ethics code which I respect, but I think I did not deserve this." The 21-year-old stressed that he never meant to harm Parker and explained that the fact that Manchester City did not appeal against his four-game ban does not mean that the club do not back up his story. "If you watch it in slow motion, it appears that I hit him on purpose, but that is not the case," Balotelli added. "Perhaps I did not even touch him. No one protested. I do not kick people who are on the ground. The referee said he did not see it, but he was just a meter away and he saw everything." "If City had appealed, I would have played the match against Liverpool, but then I would be banned for five matches, had we lost the appeal. AC Milan and Napoli are favorites in their respective Champions League ties against Arsenal and Chelsea, respectively, but Balotelli dismissed the notion that Serie A is becoming more competitive than the English Premier League. "In England football is more beautiful [than in Italy], because so many good players have left Italy," the striker explained. "But Napoli and Milan are playing really well, they have great players and they deserve to be where they are."
Rass says:March 07, 2012 12:13 amGOG BLESS U KOJO,, THE EARLIER WE GHANIANS STOP OUR NEGATIVE CRITICISM THE BETTER FOR US, SUCH AN HYPORITECAL ACT WONT LEAD US TO ANYWHERE..
A concerned citizen says:March 07, 2012 12:20 amAllubi or Allunii is a Nigerian coming to cause confusion. hE HAS BECOME PAIN IN AN ASS
marfo says:March 07, 2012 06:06 amhahahahahahahahahaha
ras nick says:March 07, 2012 05:10 pmgood one there!!!allubi?u are idiot.
ras nick says:March 07, 2012 05:51 pmanother pussy
j-zee says:March 08, 2012 09:00 amRas and freeman,are u ppl serious atall?if u cant comment on the issue in hand, just go away and stop these retard comments,morons, next tym try to post a meaningful contributions,****
Bright says:March 08, 2012 11:14 pmand wot do u do for a living you prick you nufffin **** you
Bright says:March 08, 2012 11:16 pmyour nuffin in this world wid ure low paid job who is getting money you or derek you stupid fool don't you even no that half the players are over 44 really anyway u prick low life!!!
Bright says:March 08, 2012 11:18 pmall the people who are negative dnt even make no money you poor shit faces haters that's wot u call haters !!!!!!
Bright says:March 08, 2012 11:19 pmwell done to derek asamoah you dnt you Ghanians to define who you are you worked hard and your at the top of your game age aint nuffin but a number i wish you a long career because you look like you 25 actually you dnt even look 31 i am very surprised.


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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
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Let's finish up the Christmas season with everyone's favorite Kansas City feature - the Plaza Lights! This year we went downtown to the Christmas Eve service at my church and followed by dinner at Cafe Trio. Two years ago Mom and I ate a delicious meal at Cafe Trio, and I would love if it were a Christmas Eve tradition. It's a cozy restaurant, local, and extremely well run. Live piano music too.
We had short ribs, salmon, pork chop and a steak, plus delicious salads and perfect desserts. I really recommend Cafe Trio, for happy hour and big meals. We've done both there this year with lots of love and happy tummies.
Someone named Kip was good to me at Christmas. Well, actually, every day. But you get the idea. (My gift rhymes with "Jean Preuset!")
And THEN, because Lauren and I live close to the Plaza and love it, we made another trip down on Thursday night. Dad, Tracy, Blake and Spencer came to town for dinner and shopping on the Plaza. I grabbed a couple of ornaments on sale at Halls - my favorite kinds - and we met up for dinner at Houston's. They don't have very many tables that can seat seven, so we had to wait for our 7:45 dinner reservation. The service in the bar was excellent, and it was easy to talk and visit.
The food was good, very good, just kept coming a little bit fast. When they asked what they could do to make it better, Spencer requested a plate of bacon. The chef from the kitchen said, "Chopped up or strips?" Spencer quickly replied, "STRIPS!" He then proceeded to eat a lot of bacon.
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This province is situated in the Center West of Argentina, and it has an area of 150,839 square kilometers. Those who want to visit Aconcagua Mountain Park must go through the capital of the province, also called Mendoza, which is located 750 meters above sea level. Mendoza is well known around the world for the quality of its wines, mainly the Malbec variety from Luján de Cuyo, one of the best worldwide. Mendoza is a modern region with an international airport, all means of transport, and lodging capacity for 15,000 people (campsites, apartments, houses, hotels, cottages, etc.)
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The harsh weather conditions of this reserve are due to the altitude of the ecosystem, and this explains its low bio-diversity. However, the local animal and plant species are of special interest and show an outstanding adaptation to the altitude. They are found in the lower areas of the park (up to 4000 meters above sea level).
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Consider it a modern take on the legendary tale of Johnny Appleseed. Vancouver, B.C., has announced plans to plant 150,000 fruit and nut trees on city streets, in parks, and on city-owned lands in the next eight years, reports the Vancouver Sun.
At the moment, the city has about 600 fruit and nut trees on city streets, and another 425 can be found in the city's parks, community gardens, and pocket orchards.
"Street trees play an important role in helping Vancouver adapt to climate change, manage stormwater run-off, support biodiversity, and even provide food," Mayor Gregor Robertson said in a statement to the city's council last week.
It's that last factor that matters to hunger advocates: Fruit and nut trees are basically free food banks. (That's not to mention that the three other perks also affect the food supply in indirect ways, as evidenced by the 2012 droughts that have taken their toil on farmlands stateside.)
Food banks are practically synonymous with processed, prepackaged food—and for good reason: It doesn't spoil; it's easy to transport, and it's cheap to buy. But low-income people need access to more healthy food, not less of it. The good news is, here in the U.S., a trend of grow-it-yourself food support appears to be sprouting.
In September of 2011, we reported on Melony Samuels, a Brooklyn woman who revamped her own strategy on feeding the hungry after noticing that the processed foods she was handing out were being used to barter for other items, or even ending up tossed on a curb. "By us adding all this salt and sugar and not having whole grain, lean meat and a healthy surplus of fruit and vegetables, we were not doing justice to the pantry or the community," she told TakePart. Today she runs an urban garden where residents can get food, take culinary class, and receive education on healthy living. Food comes from a local farmers market or an urban garden, and while Melony says that funding can be hard to maintain, the gratitude from the people she serves makes it worth it.
Naomi Johnson of Macon, Georgia, saw hunger issues the same way. "I envision children being able to come over [to Pleasant Hill Community Garden], getting a plum or peach, and having that good juice run down to their elbow," she told TakePart. "It's what every child needs to experience." Community members in Macon, Georgia, can donate their time to tending the community garden, and in turn, take home a slew of fruits and veggies, like bell peppers, collard greens, okra, cantaloupe, watermelon, and eggplant.
And perhaps most in line with Vancouver's new endeavor, there's Fallen Fruit, a Los Angeles-based organization that maps the city's fruit trees. Food-bearing trees that grow on or over public property get marked on a map, and city residents can use them to seek out fruit for free. The organization, which also considers itself an artistic operation to the extent that it encourages the public to press the boundaries of urban shared space, also organizes a number of events, including communal jam-making sessions and nocturnal fruit forages, during which the organization explores our relationship to food once the sun's gone down.
Vancouver leaders could also take a tip from Village Harvest—a Northern California-based nonprofit that organizes backyard fruit harvesting and teaches community members how to care for fruit trees and preserve food—or Baltimore Orchard Project, which is working to alleviate hunger by gathering unwanted fruit from public trees and donating it to food banks, soup kitchens, and religious facilities.
With more than one in seven Americans on food stamps in the U.S., we're certainly ripe for new solutions to hunger. So what do you say, FDA? Isn't it time to allot more funds toward fresh fruits and veggies? Johnny Appleseed would surely agree.
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Reviewing 4.1.2 (Mar 18, 2016)
@psycros what? I never had half the problems/issues you described. Wonder what you are really basing this review on?
Never had a problem with LastPass, I've purchased the subscription so I have it over several devices and use their password generator to create a unique password every where so no two web sites, programs/apps etc. have the same password. Easy to reinstall and recover using your backup password.
Reviewing 3.1.95 (Jun 26, 2015)
Cumbersome, annoying and generally just not that great. But its gets worse. If you have to reinstall your OS for some reason you could end up losing access to your Lastpass account. It seems they only allow access from verified devices...if you have to reinstall your OS or roll back to a previous version and you don't have another device with Lastpass installed you've just lost all your data. No, they WON'T help you with this - there's no recourse at all. Lastpass is the LAST place anyone should entrust their precious login info unless they have a backup somewhere..in which case who needs Lastpass?
Reviewing 3.1.0 (Apr 9, 2014)
this was working good as can be expected till recent update ... if it ain't broke don't try to fix it (obvious security problems excluded) ... happens with so many programs over the years and the ones that are recognized as among the greatest haven't changed that much ... not noticeably anyway ... they were good to begin with and had some thought behind the programming and final product released to the public. Normally I'd give a 4 but lowered the rating due lessor product than before (some sites aren't automatically showing stored passwords like they did before ... this should be working on more sites not less). If it continues to get worse I suppose I'll have to look for an alternative solution.
Reviewing 3.0.0 (Nov 5, 2013)
Best password manager, hands down. Cross platform, strong encryption and security, 2 factor authentication available, works on mobile devices.... Well worth the extra $1 per month I pay for the premium version, but even the free version is certainly a great tool for most users.
Reviewing 2.0.21 (Feb 11, 2013)
LastPass Chrome extension works perfectly on my Win 7 X64 system, remembering all my log in information and automatically logging in in perfectly everytime! I'd give it over 5 stars if possible
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I've been away from the forum for a bit tracking down the rather illusive 2015 WRX and when I finally got one lined up, I pounced on it. I went with the classic World Rally Blue and could not be happier with the color. ( I have another thread on here discussing colors- I was between the Ice Silver and WR Blue- arguably the hardest decision I've ever had to make). I bought it from Gary at Manchester Subaru in NH and the entire staff was very accommodating and provided excellent customer service. They also offer to Deliver it anywhere in New England which they do for free which is a very nice touch.
I'm coming from a 2007 Honda Civic SI and let me say this car is in a league of its own for the price. The way this car handles had me giggling all the way home from the dealership; slaying twisty back roads with style and grace. I'm obviously abiding by the Subaru break in period of the 4k RPM and below for the first 1000 miles so I cannot say much about the power yet. I will say from what I've felt so far, this thing is a torque monster compared to the Civic. Once the turbo kicks in she really wants to start running away but I've unfortunately had to cut her off swiftly at the 4K limit. The only complaint I have so far is that the sound system needs some 'oomph' but that's about it (No one buys these for the sound systems anyways). I've already done the stereo code unlock and that helped, but it still could use some extra juice. The interior on the 2015 is everything I had hoped it to be. Very attractive and filled with soft touch surfaces and nice lighting. Everything you (the driver) touch on a daily basis is made with quality. The steering wheel is Grade A, with nice mounted controls and huge notches at the 10 & 2 position for when things get hairy. The Gear shifter is tall and notchy and the gates are close but it shifts as smooth as butter. Arm rests are padded leather for maximum comfort on road trips. I even love how solid the doors sound when you close them. Subaru knocked this car out of the park and I am head over heels for this car.
I will be adding some tasteful modifications in the near future which I will be asking about in the forum- First on the list is an Invidia Q300 exhaust, I absolutely love the sound from what I've heard on Youtube. I wish they could of somehow kept the uneven length headers but I understand that they axed that for additional performance which is A ok in my book. The stock exhaust is surprisingly quiet; too quiet for my taste in fact. Next will be a set of summer rims and an additional set of winter tires to mount on the OEM rims, that way I'll have two complete sets for optimal performance regardless of the weather. I wanted to tint the windows but I think they're fine for now. Surprisingly enough NH doesn't allow the front Driver/Passenger Side windows to be tinted (So much for Live Free or Die) so that's a bit of a turn off.
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I received a pop-up when opening another web sight asking me to participate in a brief survey. If I did the survey I could pick 2 "free" gifts for only shipping. I picked Dermitage, Acai and the watch (which was another pop-up). I complained about the two first offers when I received them because it stated that they were for a 14 day free trial only. I immediately boxed them back up and sent them back. However, when I received the Gfneva (that's what is written on the face of the watch) there was no paper work with it stating that it was a 14 day trial offer.
I have contacted 'my geneva watch.com' and asked them to send me a RMA and address so I could send the watch back. I was informed that I had missed the 14 day trial offer and could not return the watch. The $99.42 for the watch was taken out of my checking account on 3/3/10.
The description of the charge on my checking account is purchase RUSSO WATCHES, phone no. 877-296-0480. I called them and was directed to websitge email@example.com if I wanted a refund.
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I too had an encounter with Russowatches; in my case I never ordered the watch which arrived in the mail with a note stating that the shipping and handling was $4.84 and the watch was $1.15!!!, only to see a charge of $99.42 on my VISA card.
I contacted the vendor by e-mail at: firstname.lastname@example.com requesting a RAM number as I had never ordered the really cheap "time piece" they now wanted $99.42 for. They responded promptly with an apology but no RAM because "your account is currently active and your risk free trial period has ended per our terms and conditions, you were billed for the monthly supply". In the same message they informed me that "your account is now in a state of cancellation, which means you will not receive any future charges or shipments of the product". I then warned them that I would return the watch even without a RAM number and that "I will vigorously pursue all legal means to recover my money; an answer will be much appreciated". I received an offer to keep the watch and be billed "only" $44.99. At this point I contacted Wells Fargo's fraud department who made a 3 way phone call to Russowatches explaining the circumstances of this issue. Russowatches issued a RAM number on the spot. I mailed the watch back and got a prompt refund of $99.42 into my account. I hope you can handle this issue likewise. I finally visited the web site run by Russowatches and I must admit that their ordering method is very confusing and it would be easy for an unsuspecting customer to end up buying something he/she didn't want to; best of luck
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How about owning or having a USA (United States of America) phone number on your Business card in addition to the local contact points.
Certainly it boosts your possibilities of getting American or European clients, who can call and get in touch with you immediately without having to pay huge amounts towards airtime. This is also useful for people travelling, as they need not pay international roaming charges for their existing numbers. Rather, they can have their families call a USA number and receive it on a local number in the country of visit.
All you have to Pay is just 70ps/min (India), and very similar or even cheaper rates for other country users. Isn't that interesting?
So this is how you can do it.
Method 1
With this service, you can get an incoming USA or UK or even other countries numbers for as low as Rs.45/- per month. Ain't that cool?
Localphone is a service that provides the setup & facility, to get an incoming number at the country of choice. Click the logo above to know more about their incoming service. Following are the steps towards creating a USA number for yourself.
- Register for Localphone Incoming DID service.
- Buy a number for the Country (e.g. USA) in the state (e.g. GA) of your choice with a nominal one time setup fee.
- Then you can select the City (area code; e.g. Atlanta) which will be the starting number
- Note: You will have to pay 0.99¢ per month to keep the service alive.
- Once you have your Incoming Number you can decide where you want to forward the calls to (your landline/cell). If you forward calls to a landline or mobile you'll pay their low rates to take the call. For example, if you forward calls from an American Incoming Number to an Indian mobile you'll pay the Indian rates (1.5¢ per min) to take the call.
That's it, the Localphone DID Service number now automatically forwards all the calls to your number in India.
Preferably use the image link above or enter the email id –
[email protected] as recommender when you sign up for the localphone account. It helps us keep alive 🙂
This method extends your method 1 to call back to USA for the same cost. Not only that, it also saves you the Incoming Number setup hassle, and money. So no setup fees or monthly fees for an Incoming number.
But the method has a caveat. This uses Google Voice Account. The service is available only for US residents, and opens up only there. To use the service to call back, you will need to have a Smart Phone, which supports Google Voice (iPhone, Android, Blackberry, etc)
We still do have a work around….!
- The way Google voice registers is, it rings you on a USA phone number to enter a 2 digit code on your phone. For this you will have to go thru the following steps.
- Create a free SIP account with Iptel http://serweb.iptel.org/user/reg/index.php
- Register for a free USA DID with Ipkall here
Choose any number (xxx-xxx-xxxx) with Ipkall. Put your sip account details in Ipkall info, so that the call can be forwarded to your SIP account.
- Configure your VOIP router or Softphone to receive calls from the SIP account you created on step one
- SIP Phone number: your IPtel user name (ex: John.Smith)
- SIP Proxy: iptel.org
- Test your US DID, by calling the US number you created in step-3 (IpKall)
- Download and install a US VPN (to bypass country restriction)
- HotSpot Shield – http://hotspotshield.com/ OR
- TunnelBear – http://www.tunnelbear.com/ (I prefer this)
- Launch Hotspot Shield OR Tunnel Bear
- Go to http://www.google.com/voice or Click on your Google Voice invitation (see, no more country restriction message)
- Choose your new USA phone number
- When requested, enter the US phone number you created with IPKall
- Now, activate the USA number, where Google will call the number, which you receive on the associated phone number. This can again be a localphone number attached to your local country number.
That's it.
- Now use the Google Voice Number to register on LocalPhone
- Register your India Number as a call phone. Say you got a number 678-XXX-XXXX
- Calls using this service will charge 1.5¢ per min (Re.0.70 per min)
- Register the number 678-XXX-XXXX with Google too so that any calls to GoogleVoice will be forwarded to 678-XXX-XXXX which inturn will call your India Phone number 🙂
Hope you are proud enough to have a USA/UK Number on your visiting card 🙂


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The Canadian dollar is below .90USD. How does that affect your operation? Are you looking south for business opportunities?
The Canadian dollar is below .90USD. How does that affect your operation? Are you looking south for business opportunities?
Higher costs for materials and equipment that we buy, either directly or indirectly, from the States... As we don't export, it's no good for us.
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I haven't checked lately but is it possible the US dollar is rising as opposed to the canadian dollar falling? If that's the case, I don't know why as the US economy is so shattered that the US dollar should be worth about 50 cents.
In most cases, it comes down to the same thing. In the end, it's the USD:CAD ratio that matters, regardless of why it changed one way or another. If the canadian dollar is relatively strong, exports are harder and imports are cheaper. For a business like ours that doesn't export anything, a strong dollar is a good thing, because it lowers our costs. For a business that exports more than it imports, the opposite is true.
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Canada is a producer ,exporter of raw products,....hewers of wood ,drawers of water,sellers of oil.The US is our largest trading partner , market.The US industrial,military, financial complex,which dominates the world ,and is the worlds reserve currency, determines what the Canadian loonie is worth in US value.That loonie is going to be playing a little limbo .....how low can it go?
Please keep this discussion on topic to marketing honey. A broad economic discussion is off topic and more suitable for tailgater.
But the dropping dollar will help improve my overall sales, "how low can it go?" ... remember the 75cent buck now give us that in this market! $$$
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
Researching the internet, it appears that Canada exports aprroximately 50% of the 90 million pounds of production. The US market accounts for ?85% of Canadian exports.
I know a local commercial honey producer(900 hives) who sells his production using a broker and some of his honey is going to the US. I don't know the percentage.
A lower Canadian dollar makes Canadain honey more affordable in foreign markets. This generally results in larger volumes of exports and a higher price to the producer.
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text: Work continues on the Knox, Maine, Passive House under construction by Chris Corson and EcoCor Design & Build. Last week, the crew started installing the high-tech energy recovery ventilator (ERV) that will supply the home with fresh air at a rate of one-third of an air change per hour — while recovering 92 percent of the heat from the outgoing air in wintertime, and maintaining a comfortable and healthy level of indoor humidity. (In summer, the unit can operate in bypass mode, which draws in fresh air while rejecting outdoor heat and humidity.) "I'm a proponent of energy recovery ventilators, not just heat recovery ventilators," says Corson. "You get the best of both worlds. You get the capacity to control the latent load, to use the latent load of the house for heat exchange — you can convert that moisture into heat energy with the incoming air. It allows me to regulate humidity both in the peak seasons and in the shoulder seasons pretty effectively." Corson considered several different brands of ERV before settling on his choice, a ComfoAir 200 manufactured by Zehnder. Corson says, " Stirling Technologies was on the short list because it's an American-made product that's relatively inexpensive, and it is passive house suitable and has been used in passive houses. But it would not have been my first choice. I also looked at Venmar units, which are manufactured in Canada — they were never really on my short list but they were always in the mix for comparing and contrasting options based on cost efficacy and so on." Corson also looked at Paul systems (pronounced "pow-ool"), another Zehnder brand: "The Paul had the highest efficiency rating, but it was also more expensive." The ComfoAir 200, however, has a rated efficiency very close to the Paul's, but with an easier price tag to swallow. "Zehnder's ComfoAir 350 was my first choice when I started this project," says Corson, "but then the ComfoAir 200 came into the U.S. market, and it immediately went to the top of my list." Coastal Connection spoke with Barry Stephens, the national sales and marketing manager for Zehnder America, about Corson's project and the comparison between the ComfoAir 350 and the ComfoAir 200. The 350 is rated at 84 percent efficient, Stephens says; the 200 is rated at 92 percent efficient (as defined by Passive House using a formula that measures heat loss to the outdoors as well as the electricity use of the systems). In practice, Stephens says, either unit will use about 20 or 30 Watts while running. On a freezing day outside, the units will take 70°F air from the kitchen and bath and exhaust it to the outdoors at about 35°F; incoming fresh air will rise to 67°F or 68°F before it's delivered through 3-inch tubing to bedrooms or living rooms. The difference between 84 percent and 92 precent efficiency may have only modest effects on the comfort of house occupants; either way, they're getting a steady flow of fresh outdoor air that's barely cooler than room temperature. But as Stephens points out, marginal energy savings can have significant bottom-line effects when a builder's working to the very strict Passive House standard. "Over the course of a year, that small improvement might allow the builder to use a few inches less insulation in his exterior shell, or purchase less expensive windows, and still keep the annual energy consumption low enough to pass the standard," he says. "So in this very challenging application, those efficiencies can pay for the extra cost of the unit." One benefit of Corson's Passive House's very low heating load is the simplicity and safety of the mechanical systems. On site, Corson assembled the ComfoAir unit himself, placing registers and running air tubing with the help of carpenter Rich Perry (see pictures). The open-web floor trusses made running the 3-inch air lines simpler, but in the tight mechanical space under the staircase, lining up the intake and exhaust vents, the manifold, and the supply and return lines took a little figuring out. "Next time it'll go quicker," said Corson.


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Atlanta Tax for Transit Plan Loses by Big Margin
A measure that would have hiked Atlanta's sales tax by a penny per dollar to fund $7 billion in roads and transit failed badly Tuesday, by a margin of 63 to 37, WABE in Atlanta is reporting.
From Jonathan Shapiro's story:
The returns soon showed a big defeat for the one percent sales tax increase, a plan that would have raised more than $7 billion for road and transit projects across the metro region over 10 years.
Mike Lowry, a Roswell resident and volunteer with the Transportation Leadership Coalition, said the margin of defeat exceeded his expectations.
"It's better than I ever could have hoped for. We're ecstatic."
The Sierra Club, the Atlanta Tea Party, and the NAACP are among the groups that came out strongly against the plan, saying it was full of unnecessary projects and didn't do enough to relieve traffic.
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Wow its been a long time, here in DT, after reading Carmen's latest blog, I guess I have to be little active here. I always believed that blogs and forums did help in sales, never thought it is helpful in search results. Mani, I guess your images will be all over the search results, may be the images will pop up in the key words your image doesn't contain. Well keep up the good work dude, you and some of the other mates keep this section live and active.
I was little busy, away from photographs, I have to blame the IPL and UEFA, Cricket and Soccer kept me little occupied and some projects which I was struggling to finish.
Ok few days back I was so upset with DT for deducting my 17 dollar for credit card theft, and Maigi's reply to my post in FB was very encouraging. Then I was more upset as I went without sales for 10 more days, I was thinking oh boy may be DT admins did something and my images are not coming up in search results. So i asked my friends to check some keywords and see if my images are showing up in search pages. Everything was ok, it was just my thoughts and doubts, so guys never think DT is screwing the search results. Everything is fair, its just a lean patch.
The image which was downloaded by the credit card fraudster and I lost 17 USD for one image, was sold again today, it recovered my previous loss the image was sold today for 17.31, so in fact I think I gained 31 cents extra.
I haven't uploaded any new images, but I have to concentrate on my images now, wish me good luck to submit more images and more sales and less fraudster coming to my profile.
This is the image which is in the news now,
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Bushwacker. Bones. I'm a Gangster. Code Blue.
Those probably sound like the names of prime time TV dramas to some people, but to PBR fans, there is no mistaking what they refer to -- some of the sport's biggest, baddest stars -- the bulls.
The 2011 PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals features the top bull riders in the world competing for more than $1 million in the ultimate man-vs.-beast showdown. This year's signature event takes place at Thomas & Mack Center Oct. 26-30.
The event concludes with the PBR World Finals Awards Show on Oct. 30 at MGM Grand, where you can watch the sport's top stars receive their year-end awards at this special presentation ceremony.
While you're in Vegas, be sure to swing by the PBR Rock Bar & Grill at the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. It's a great place to grab a bite and enjoy spectacular views of CityCenter, Bellagio and the Las Vegas Strip.
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North County Child Abuse Service Programs Hope For More Funding
SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Putting the money where the need is. That's the purpose of a new state law to stop child abuse. It could mean more money for programs in Northern Santa Barbara County that desperately need the help.
Scott Whiteley is the North County Program Manager at Child Abuse Listening Mediation, or C.A.L.M. The organization provides help for children and parents who have been abused or have experienced some sort of trauma.
The majority of its funding comes from the county.
"There's never enough funding so we have to make do with what we have," said Whiteley. "There's much more need than we have funding for."
South County's chapter of C.A.L.M. has been established for 40 years, while the North County operation is slowly growing to accomodate the region's huge demand.
"The majority of child abuse complaints to child welfare services come from the North County and they've been a woefully underserved area," said Whiteley.
Help may be on the way. Governor Jerry Brown recently signed Assembly Bill 2187 into law, which clarifies which county birth certificate fees go to. The fees are used to fund county child abuse prevention and intervention programs just like C.A.L.M.
Previously the fee went to the county where the child was delivered, even if the child was to be raised in another county. Now the fee will go to the county where the child is raised, no matter where the baby was born. It ensures the money goes to the appropriate place.
Congresswoman Lois Capps visited the small Santa Maria office Wednesday. She addressed the importance of keeping these programs properly funded.
"The resources that are here, in the offices that are bursting at the seams they tell me, it just speaks to the need and to the beauty of the programs and the interactions that exist here," said Capps.
C.A.L.M. is trying to make its presence felt in North County. Its in the midst of a 5-year strategic plan to get their services in North County on par with what it offers in South County.


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I'm a science-fiction buff. Have been since I was 13 and read Edgar Rice Burroughs' "At the Earth's Core." I think that is one reason I'm a real technology buff. Now, I read other books as well, especially history books. And every now and then you can even find me reading everything from news magazines to, dare I say it, Mad magazine.
While I'll admit it has been sometime since I've actually picked up a copy of Mad, I had a friend pass one along to me recently. It was an older issue that offered a parody of Star Wars. The Mad folks did their usual good pickling of the Star Wars universe. But, as I thumbed through it, I couldn't help but look back at the cover with Alfred E. "What? Me worry?" Neuman.
Which brings me to my column last month. You may recall that I am not jumping on the demise of telecom bandwagon. After writing the column, I saw Warren Buffet, the legendary investor, revel in his glory as tech stocks plummeted. Once again he was all about the "blue-chip" stocks. But as I watched him it struck me that I was watching the investment world's Alfred E. Neuman. It also struck me that his lack of faith in tech stocks probably means he never read a science-fiction book.
Tech stocks vs. blue-chip stocks
"Alfred E. Buffet," I think, will still be proven to be a false idol. Who can argue against the blue-chip "What? Me worry?" stocks. But to say the tech stocks should be avoided (which he again advocated) is absurd. Why do I, "Roger E. Neuman" not worry? Because technology is the cornerstone of our future. It is our communications future. It is our defense future. It will make the future.
You may ask, and rightfully so, just how I can adopt such an Alfred E. Neuman attitude. Even with the layoffs and slowdowns that are facing the industry, there are still rays of light. (Fiber optic?) A report from the Associated Press notes that DSP manufacturers are not seeing a downturn. Semiconductor stocks have been upgraded in the eyes of investors. The projections for a rebound, which initially had the upturn taking place next year, are now more positive. Some analysts are now seeing the upturn beginning as early as late summer.
And the beat goes on
While I'm beating the drum for a more positive approach to the marketplace, I'm also beating the drum of technological advancements. I again point to the number of new products on the market. While these were designed before the downturn, companies are not entrenching or postponing production. Also, from the IEEE MTT-S IMS product announcements I have seen, there is not exactly a slowdown.
And what about drumming up support for new applications? They're coming. All one has to do is watch TV to see the spot ads for new apps.
And what about defense spending? The Bush administration will, I believe, correct the under spending of the previous administration. This will mean more opportunity for telecommunications technology and applications. Remember former Defense Secretary William Perry's commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) mandate. Well, it is alive and well. The Department of Defense will turn to COTS devices and capability to augment its current command and control (C2). How do I know this? First, enhanced communications capability is always a top priority. Second, while defense spending has been down over the past eight years, the one area that has maintained growth has been C2. Third, 21 years dealing with military electronics did not leave me without a few trustworthy contacts. Enough said.
Bottomline — Stay the course and if somebody asks how you feel, smile and say, "What? Me worry?"