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Hi, I'm Grant Headifen Educational Director of NauticEd. I've been designing and implementing shared boat systems and software for over 10 years now. I've founded some of the world's largest and the world's best managed shared boat companies and I designed their software so I know a thing or two. I know what it takes to share a boat. I know the potential issues. I know the benefits. And I know what works and what doesn't work.
Now, through NauticEd - I'm offering my Large Scale Enterprise Software to the everyday boat user. Why? Because at NauticEd we're turning the industry upside down and making boating and boating education available to everyone.
At NauticEd, students constantly ask us how they can gain experience on a boat. We still think one of the best ways is to join your local yacht club and we've written several blogs on that topic. But at the same time, it makes all the sense in the world to share a boat. And so we've created myBoat™ - an internet based software system to equitably share and maximize time usage on a boat. And we've tied it back into NauticEd education so that you know all your boat partners are properly trained.
View our video on myBoat
myBoat is The World's Most Advanced Online Boat Sharing System. How? Because it's backed by real user experiences.
With myBoat, rather than sharing the same percentage time on the boat as the number of people sharing the boat, an Internet managed sharing system can open up almost 90% of the boat time to you. For example, I've seen boat share systems amongst 4 people that give each person a week per month. That's 25% of the cost for 25% of the time. When you implement an Internet sharing system you can pay 25% of the cost but have access to almost all of the time. Now that's the ticket!
Plus, if you're not already sharing your own boat, you can vastly reduce the operating costs by adding a few responsible members to your boat and perhaps even make a profit. Hey what the heck - why not even start you own business using our turnkey system. Other companies are and paying over $1000 per month for software I designed over ten years ago. LOL. And I've even priced the software so that you only pay as you grow.
Thinking about buying a junker to get started in boating? Why not pay less and get a brand new Beneteau sailboat. With our Beneteau Shared Purchase program, you could be sailing a new Beneteau sailboat this season for less than a old junker.
Let's face it - people have been sharing boats for thousands of years and even today a vast percentage of boats throughout the world are shared either informally or formally. It's not a new concept - what is new is making it seamless, myBoat™ boat partnership software does just that.
But wait there's more! When I was operating a professional boat sharing system, it took proper legal agreements that cost us tens of thousands by the maritime and corporate lawyers to put together. We're offering this agreement out to you for $149. It will keep your boat partnership humming along. It has entry strategies and exit strategies and all the what ifs. You'll get the editable version so you can modify to suit your needs.
So come aboard and setup your boat for myBoat™ sharing software now!
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Taylor Swift, Rule Follower, Releases 1989 in Completely Expected WayBy
If you want to understand how the music industry works, all you have to do is follow Taylor Swift. Justin Bieber is poised for an implosion. Beyoncé is a little too powerful—few artists can drop a new album with absolutely no promotional campaign, price it at $15.99, and sell 830,000 copies in the first weekend. But Swift is the sort of megastar who always plays by the rules. She releases one album every other fall and promotes it with a big arena tour; the one for her last album, 2012's Red, lasted seven months. She endorses Diet Coke and Keds. Her love songs are so idealized that she actually wrote one about Romeo and Juliet.
Taylor Swift does not try something new until she knows that it will work—and that she can do it right.
Over the last few weeks, Swift had been posting "clues" on her Instagram account about an announcement she'd make on Aug. 18. Fans knew another album was in the works, and they correctly guessed that Aug. 18 wouldn't be its release date but the day she announced the release date. "Taylor Swift is dropping the least subtle clues ever about her new album," observed Cosmopolitan UK. And just to make doubly sure that everyone knew what was happening, last week Swift announced her upcoming announcement on the most traditional platform of them all, The Tonight Show.
The new album, 1989, has 13 tracks and a lead single, Shake It Off, which Swift premiered with fanfare on—that's right—Aug. 18. The full album will come out in October, just like her previous albums. A "deluxe" version will include bonus tracks. Absolutely none of this is surprising. Swift is a safe, solid pop star embarking on a pretty traditional album campaign that's been slightly updated (Instagram clues, a Yahoo! stream, a Skype chat) to conform to the technological times.
As one of the top-selling music acts around, Swift could be much more experimental if she wanted to. She could go full-on Beyoncé and abandon all promotion. She could drop the album, literally, from the sky. Or, more apropos to her public persona, she could personally deliver every copy nestled in a picnic basket next to a kitten.
But Taylor Swift doesn't play like that. She does things smoothly and cleanly so that they turn out as shiny and perfect as her red lipstick. Red was produced by Swedish hit-making machines Max Martin and Johan "Shellback" Schuster and is being marketed with the help of corporate sponsors Target and Walgreens. Shellback and Martin are back for 1989, which is being promoted with concert ticket giveaways and meet-and-greets with fans.
Over the next few months, Swift will start making the appropriate TV appearances and giving another set of charmingly candid interviews. Much will be made about how 1989 is Swift's official switch from country pop to regular pop, even though her transformation has been going on, little by little, for years. That's how Taylor Swift works. It's safe. And it works every time.

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Rihanna Ciara Beef 2013: Ciara Slams Rihanna On 'Wendy Williams Show'? Talks Friendships with Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj
Ciara stopped by the "Wendy Williams Show" to talk about her new album – and to spill about her ongoing beef with Rihanna.
Ciara, 27, spilled about the beef, which has been going on for years.
"Let me give you some background," Wendy Williams began to "boos" from the crowd. "Ciara came out a beat before Rihanna. Rihanna was Ciara's opening act at one point. You guys toured together and I thought that everything was great, and now we follow you all on Twitter and she's throwing bombs at you and you're trying to be a lady. Are you all okay today?"
"I'm good," Ciara said. "I've said all I need to say about her, and I'm totally in a different space. It's all positivity and love from my perspective, and how I get down, and I wish her well."
"Fair enough. You are a lady, and I know that's difficult sometimes," Wendy Williams said.
Ciara only had nice things to say about other stars. She named Halle Berry as her beauty role model.
"Ever since I was a little girl I always loved her. She just represents a black woman well, and she does it with elegance and grace," she said
She also talked about her friendship with Kim Kardashian.
"We don't talk like we used to talk, we definitely don't have the same way, though everything is cool when we see each other," she said.
"Every time we see each other, it's all love," she added.
Ciara also revealed that she's in love. Her boyfriend, rapper Future, appears in her "Body Party" video. The two have been dating for "quite a long time" but kept their relationship a secret.
Ciara also showed off her ring tattoo but wouldn't say if the couple was engaged or married, though she did say she wasn't pregnant.
"I'm very happy," she said.
"In this day in my life, I'm so comfortable in my skin and I feel so good about where I am and I'm very confident and comfortable with the way he loves me. I'm gonna put into the universe positive things. I'm gonna put into the universe that it's only gonna get better and better," she added.
Ciara also collaborated with Nicki Minaj.
"We don't even talk every day, but I feel like she and I have a really cool connection with each other. We talk a bit about the records that we're doing and every now and then we show love, whether it's a birthday shout-out, and stuff like that. We have a really cool chemistry with each other," she said.
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March 6, 2009
NORMAN, Okla. - On a blustery night at the OU Softball Complex in Norman, Okla., with winds gusting out to center field at up to 22 mph, No. 7 Tennessee (19-1) got off to a terrific start in "The Preview" presented by WORTH with a 4-1 victory over No. 5 Oklahoma (16-4). UT's triumph ended the Sooners' 18-game home win streak, dating back to the 2008 season.
Freshman third baseman Jessica Spigner blasted her team-best seventh homer of the season as part of a 2-for-3 effort at the plate, while junior second baseman Erinn Webb (1-for-4) added a clutch three-run triple in the fifth, granting UT a vital 4-0 advantage. Junior catcher Tiffany Huff and sophomore center fielder Kelly Grieve each added two of Tennessee's nine total hits in the contest.
Rookie hurler Cat Hosfield picked up her Southeastern Conference-best 14th win, allowing just one run on four hits with six strikeouts in a complete game against the powerful Sooner line-up.
"This was a real battle," Lady Vol co-head coach Ralph Weekly said. "Oklahoma is a storied program with great coaching and great players. We were fortunate to prevail tonight. Tomorrow's another day. Cat Hosfield was great for us in a tough, hostile environment and deserves tons of credit. Jessica Spigner's seventh HR got things going for us, and Erinn Webb was critical in the clutch with her three-run triple. Ashley Andrews' over-the-shoulder catch in the seventh was all-world. Now we'll get some rest as we will face two tough teams tomorrow at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City."
After two quick outs to open the contest, Huff christened a two-out scoring chance in the top of the first by battling OU hurler Kirsten Allen over nine pitches before bouncing a clean single up the middle. Spigner followed with a base knock into right field as UT found itself with a pair on the base paths. Webb stepped into the batter's box and got ahead in the count 2-1 before bouncing routinely to Sooner second baseman Evan Sallis for the third out.
Hosfield started the bottom half of the first by forcing the slap-hitting Sallis to ground sharply to short. UT's Ashley Andrews came up with the ball and threw out the speedy runner at the bag for the opening retirement. Batting to a full count, shortstop Amber Flores managed a walk to grant the Sooners a base occupant with the meat of the order coming up. First baseman Samantha Ricketts was retired on a routine ground ball to Webb at second as the runner moved into scoring position with two down. Hosfield raced in front of OU catcher Lindsey Vandever 0-2 in the count before throwing a ball low. A perfect pitch on the inside corner to the right-handed hitter was called strike three as both teams left at least one runner stranded in the first.
Freshman Shelby Burchell began the top of the second by driving a pitch the other way down the first base line for a lead-off single. Following a fielder's choice off the bat of freshman designated player Dee Dee Fryer, sophomore first baseman Jen Lapicki came through with a high-bouncing single back up the middle, again placing two on the bags for the Lady Vols. A pick-off throw behind the runner at second from OU's Vandever caught Fryer straying too far off the base as she was tagged for a vital second out. Allen handled a high bouncer from Andrews back to the circle, throwing her out by a step at first as the Tennessee's left-on-base total climbed to three through two innings.
The fireworks continued into the bottom of the second as Oklahoma right fielder Katie Norris drove Hosfield's initial pitch of the frame into left center for a lead-off single. Left fielder Haley Anderson fouled off two pitches, while attempting to drop a sacrifice bunt, before eventually flying out harmlessly to senior Lillian Hammond in left. Hosfield struck out designated player Wendy Trott swinging for the second out, but then hit third baseman Dani Dobbs with a pitch, placing a pair on the base paths. Facing a big opportunity, OU center fielder Krystle Huey slapped a ball to third that Spigner leapt to corral. The Santa Clarita, Calif., native threw on the first for the out as the Sooners also left a pair aboard.
Flores was hit by a pitch with one out in the bottom of the third setting the stage for a little defensive gem from the Big Orange. Ricketts blasted a shot to the wall in right center for a double. Burchell raced over to cut the ball off just before the wall, turned and hit the cut-off in the form of Webb. The Hemet, Calif., native turned and fired a strike to the plate as Huff made the catch and dove to her left to tag Flores, keeping the contest scoreless. Vandever singled sharply to third with two down, placing runners at the corners. The decision was made to walk Norris to load the bases and set up the force at every base. Hosfield quickly fell behind the hitter 2-0 before rebounding under pressure to strikeout Anderson and leave the bags packed full of Sooners.
Having come close to jumping in front on the scoreboard through the first three frames, UT's Spigner used the long ball to break the scoreless deadlock opening the top of the fourth. She blasted her team-best seventh homer of the season well over the wall in center, beyond several rows of bleachers and even over a secondary fence for a 1-0 lead. Despite Webb reaching on a one-out error at short by OU's Flores, a pair of groundouts from the Orange & White only advanced the runner into scoring position before the inning concluded.
Oklahoma's Trott christened the bottom of the fourth with a walk. Dobbs attempted to advance pinch runner D.J. Mathis to second by sacrifice bunt, but failed by fouling off the first two pitches and then swinging and missing at strike three. A fielder's choice and then a stolen base saw Huey slide into second with two down, but Andrews corralled a Sallis ground ball. She nailed the speedster by a step at first to leave yet another OU runner stranded.
Andrews followed her solid defensive play by drawing a walk to open the fifth. Grieve reached on a bunt single while attempting to sacrifice the runner up 60 feet. Hammond's sac bunt attempt never got away from the plate as Vandever leapt out, nabbed the ball and cut down the lead runner at third. Huff followed with a single up the middle, bringing Grieve around quickly from second. OU's Huey came up throwing to the plate, and Grieve appeared to have slid in safely under Vandever's tag. The home plate umpire ruled differently, however, saying she missed the dish on her slide as the Sooner catcher ran over and tagged Grieve standing 10 feet from the plate. Spigner was intentionally walked to load the bases for Webb. That move definitely proved to be the wrong one for Oklahoma and head coach Patty Gasso as Webb ripped a ball into the right center field gap for her eighth career triple. That brought Hammond, Huff and Spigner around to score for a huge 4-0 lead. A K ended the inning but not before Tennessee had strung together a walk and four hits to plate three tallies.
Suddenly facing a large deficit on the scoreboard venturing to the bottom of the fifth, OU's slugger Flores launched a Hosfield pitch to deep left for a solo homer as the Sooners clawed back within 4-1. Ricketts and Vandever managed to get a lot of bat on the ball but their long fly balls traveled right into the gloves of Grieve and Hammond, respectively. A blooper from Norris was caught on the run by Grieve in short center as the Sooners could climb no closer.
Hosfield roared through the Sooner line-up in the sixth, forcing groundouts from Anderson and pinch hitter Chana'e Jones and inducing a fly to left from designated player Trott.
Looking for some insurance in the top of the seventh, Grieve bounced a slow roller to short that she easily beat out for a lead-off single. Hammond dropped a ball toward short that Flores scooped on the run before flipping the orb straight from her glove to Sallis covering second, retiring the lead runner. Hammond swiped second and advanced to third on Flores' throwing error on a Huff grounder. With runners at the corners and one retired in the frame, Spigner grounded out to third for the second out. Webb laced a sharp shot down the first base line, but Ricketts nabbed it on a dive before tagging the base to end the frame.
Hosfield gave up a walk to Huey to open the bottom of the seventh. Pinch hitter Karolyne Long blooped a threatening offering into short center that Andrews corralled on an over-the-shoulder catch. Huey strayed too far off first as Andrews threw behind the runner for a crucial double play. That took the steam out of any potential Oklahoma rally as Flores went down swinging on three pitches as Hosfield secured her league-best 14th win.
No. 7 Tennessee will continue "The Preview" presented by WORTH on Sat., March 7th, starting with an 11 a.m. CT match-up against Northwestern at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium In Oklahoma City, Okla. Live stats will be available through utladyvols.com via Gametracker.


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Placing the words 'Tokyo' and 'cheap' together seem to be a perfect example of an antithesis. Let us, however, tell you that doing Tokyo on the cheap is possible. Here are some tips to plan an affordable vacation to the Japanese capital.
One of the most dynamic cities in the world, with over 12 million inhabitants, Tokyo is a sheer delight to see. Not that it is among the world's most beautiful cities, but it definitely strikes a chord with its subtle balance between the past and the present. Take a stroll in any direction, and you are sure to stumble upon something most unusual and weird―something that you never knew existed. And yet, you will find the Japanese people being passionate about it, speaking of it with an intense sense of belonging.
In fact, the Japanese are passionate about everything, from their traditions and culture to all things new. And this is precisely the reason why the Japanese capital comes across as a complete package―a classic example of 'old meets new'. Plus, the warm and ever-helping nature of the Japanese people will urge you to extend your stay, and make you regret if you don't.
Tokyo on a Budget
It is a well-known fact that Tokyo is expensive. In fact, according to the recent Business Insider survey (2014), Tokyo has been ranked as the 19th most expensive city in the world after Melbourne, Australia. Owing to this, it is but obvious that a vacation to the Japanese capital will make you shed a lot of bucks; however, those traveling on a tight budget, need not be disappointed. Buzzle brings to you some useful tips to help you plan a vacation to the capital of the shōgun without having to burn a hole in your wallet. Here's how.
When to Go
◆ Tokyo's high season and low season depend largely on its weather.
◆ However, this is also the season when most accommodations around the city are full, and very expensive as well.
◆ Winter (December to February) and summer (June to August) comprise the city's off-seasons.
◆ In winter, temperatures often drop below the freezing point, and summer is very hot and humid. Moreover, the city experiences torrential rains around late-June, and August is still worse.
◆ Most tourists opt to travel to the city either during spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). During these two seasons, the weather is very favorable―pleasant, warm days and of course, beautiful cherry blossoms and dramatic foliage all around.
◆ While these seasons witness a much less tourist influx, these are great times to be in the city for budget travelers (if you are ready to face the adversities of the weather, that is).
◆ You will not only be able to escape the crowds, but also get the best possible bargains on accommodations, and maybe even crack an affordable last-minute deal.
Where to Stay
◆ As a form of budget accommodation, the concept of capsule hotels is very famous in Tokyo (and in the other Japanese cities). These are low-budget lodgings, made of modular plastic and/or fiberglass blocks in the form of small capsules, placed one above the other. Each of these capsules can accommodate only one person at a time, and are equipped with basic amenities like a sleeping mattress and a small television set.
◆ It, however, needs to be noted that capsule hotels lack basic safety standards, and are mostly men-only, but few also accommodate females. On the contrary, hostels often prove to be cheaper and more comfortable places to stay, even if they mean compromising a bit on one's privacy.
◆ While hostels located in and near the city center and popular spots can be a bit pricey, look for those located on the outskirts instead. These will offer you the same kind of facilities at lower prices.
◆ For those planning to spend a majority of their time within the city center, opt to stay near it, in order to save money and time on transportation, which is also on the expensive side in Tokyo.
◆ Budget travelers, looking for a homely atmosphere may also opt for a hospitality exchange. You get to stay with a local family for free, and there are also ample opportunities to meet and interact with the other locals. Hospitality exchange is particularly popular with youngsters, traveling on frugal means.
How to Get Around
◆ By far, the cheapest way to get around Tokyo (or any city, for that matter) is by foot. It is lovely walking around the city―take any random lane, and you can discover some of the most unexpected, yet exciting things about the city. And, it is needless to say that strolling is free-of-cost.
◆ The Tokyo Subway System, the city's extensive network of underground rail routes, is also a pretty inexpensive mode of transport, by Tokyo standards. However, you are charged according to distance so, the longer the distance, the pricier will be your ticket price. But they are tourist-friendly, in that there are a lot of signboards and announcements in English language. Nonetheless, there are some cons as well. These trains are very crowded, especially during peak hours, so much so that the crowds may deter you from getting onto one of them. Moreover, each of these metro stations closes down at about 1am and starts operating at about 5am in the morning so, time your travel so that you do not get stranded; isolated stations can be unsafe.
◆ Buses are also cheap, but if you do not have basic knowledge of Japanese, it may get extremely difficult for you to navigate. Especially, communicating with the bus conductor gets very tough, as more often than not, he will not know English or any other foreign tongue. Plus, like trains, even buses are crowded, but they are well-connected and can take you to literally any corner of the city.
◆ Another good option to travel around Tokyo on the cheap is to rent a bike. Cheap bike rentals are available in different parts of Tokyo and its suburbs, and they are very convenient, in that you can plan your own custom biking tour across the city.
◆ Unless extremely necessary, never ever go for hiring a taxi. Taxis in Tokyo are indeed very expensive, so much so that a single taxi ride can completely destroy your budget.
Where to Eat/Drink
◆ Eateries and restaurants located in downtown Tokyo and in the city's popular parts tilt towards the expensive side. For a wholesome budget meal, head to one of the blue-collar areas of the city such as Ueno or Ikebukuro.
◆ Areas with large populations of youngsters and students, like Yoyogi and Harajuku, are also good places to find food on the cheap. You will find numerous fast-food joints in these areas, alongside several cheap restaurants, offering full, good quality meals.
◆ The conveyor belt sushi restaurants are located in several parts of the city, wherein you can choose your own sushi from the conveyor belt. These are often busy, owing to their inexpensiveness and fast service, but you will get some really tasty meals in there.
◆ While in Tokyo, you cannot ignore the numerous vending machines, found in large numbers, everywhere around the city. These coin-operated machines sell hot beverages, juices, sodas, cans of beer, apart from typical Japanese meals (curry and rice) and ready-to-eat soups.
◆ A good number of Japanese curry houses, fast-food, and ramen shops are spread across the city, even in the city center, from where you can buy small, but filling budget meals.
◆ Tokyo is famous for its street food, which offers delicious local flavors at affordable prices. Budget travelers can also buy packaged meals from grocery stores, which cost much less than restaurants.
What to See/Do
In the clockwise direction, starting from top-left―Rainbow Bridge, Minato, Tokyo; Tokyo Imperial Palace, Chiyoda, Tokyo; Tokyo cityscape with illuminated Tokyo Tower; Yoyogi Park, Shibuya, Tokyo.
◆ While most attractions in Tokyo charge an admission fee, the good news is that there are several cheap and free things to see and do in and around the city. As mentioned before, a free stroll can give you an insight into some of the most fascinating aspects of the city and its culture. But, there is more!
◆ Most shrines, temples, and palaces of Tokyo do not have an entry fee. This also includes, apart from the other attractions, the Tokyo Imperial Palace, which may be accessed free if you plan to take a self-guided stroll, rather than a guided tour.
◆ Moreover, the Sensō-ji temple, one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Japan, can also be accessed without any charge by all the visitors. There is a 200-meter-long shopping street in front of the temple gate, which has several O-mikuji (fortunes written on strips of paper) stalls, visited by a good number of tourists. You can also try out your luck here!
◆ Furthermore, the fourth-largest urban park in Tokyo, the Yoyogi Park, is also a free attraction. It is a great place for a quick morning jog and to listen to live performances by street musicians.
◆ Another great place to be, especially if you are a fish lover, is the Tsukiji fish market. It is located very close to the Tsukiji train station, and so is an easy walk up there. Every morning, at about 5 a.m., there is a tuna auction held here, which is quite an interesting experience. Though you can visit the auction for free, remember that they let a limited number of tourists in each day, and so, you have to reach the spot really early. However, if you miss out on the auction, you can still roam around the market, and gorge on some delicious sushi and sashimi for breakfast.
◆ Harajuku boasts of a very lively shopping and entertainment scene. There are a lot of specialty stores around the area from where you can buy items such as books, electronics, and souvenirs for cheap. Apart from these, Tokyo also has a good number of open-air antique and flea markets operating on the weekends near major shrines.


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I love http://audiojungle.net/item/colors-of-emotions/506034
What are your favorites? Obviously selecting one of your own doesn't count
I have to agree with you there. That's one of my favorites too!
This http://audiojungle.net/item/lost/238163 by De_signs It's a great song to start a brand new day! Warning! High emotional impact
Check my colection: The best of audiojungle by DamianN, and rate, if you like it I have no idea which one is my favorite… All of them gives me a lot of power !
@ Scoringaudiogeeks, thanks mate you're too kind
Whenever I need some kickoff to get my mood a bit higher I take alisten to this one – http://audiojungle.net/item/make-it-last-with-vocals/123076 Tim has incredibly motivating stuff in his portfolio
Here's another one of my favorites!http://audiojungle.net/item/dance-power/89607
One track to choose difficult…
Most likely, this:
And this too:
This sounds like a great idea for a homepage collection! If you'd like to nominate your favorite track (not by yourself if you are an author), please post it in this thread and I'll feature the collection on the AJ homepage!
Didn't we have this a while back?http://notes.envato.com/case-studies/58-songs-audiojungle-authors-cant-get-enough-of/


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#3872 closed Bug (wontfix)
Pasted text takes on style at cursor location
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Description (last modified by fredck)
To reproduce:
- Open nightly Ajax sample
- Type some text on a few lines
- Apply color to the last line of text and hit ENTER
- Select the text in the first line of the document
- Paste the selected text at the end of the document
Result: The pasted text takes on the color change instead of keeping its own style.
This applies to other styles also, e.g. bold/italic etc.
Change History (4)
comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by garry.yao
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WFM, could you please give more detail on reproducing?
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by garry.yao
- Description modified (diff)
- Keywords WorksForMe added; Pending removed
- Resolution set to fixed
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by damo
Please try to reproduce with the steps provided in IE7. Works ok in FF3.
After adding text the following source is created:

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Copy the first two paragraphs by selecting them with mouse and using CTRL+C. Place cursor at the end of the last line, hit ENTER and press CTRL+V.
The resulting HTML is:

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comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by fredck
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- Keywords CantFix added; WorksForMe removed
- Resolution changed from fixed to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
The problem here is that clipboard operations are totally out of the editor control. It's controlled by both the source and the target applications (in this case the browser). We're not able to provide a formatting option list after pasting, just like Word does. And actually, the expected behavior is relative (that's the reason why word shows formatting options on pasting). Some users may expect having the text in colored in the above case.


text: Called SOA today and finally got a VIN and ETA: June 7. If it arrives June 7, I will have waited 2 days shy of 12 weeks from the order date. Even though this is much later than I was originally told by the dealer (6-8 weeks) and later than SOA's original "general ETA" of May, I am feeling quite happy to now have a VIN and realistic ETA. It's like I'm excited about the car again instead of just feeling disappointed that I have waited so long.


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Early dismissal in Allenstown, Epsom and Pembroke
ALLENSTOWN — As heavy snow is expected to begin falling Thursday afternoon, students in Allenstown, Epsom and Pembroke will all be dismissed early to avoid the potentially slick commute.
Allenstown Elementary School has canceled afternoon kindergarten and will release the rest of its students at noon. Likewise, there is no aftenoon kindergarten at Epsom Central School, which closes at 12:30 p.m.
Pembroke Academy dismisses students at 11:30 a.m., and Pembroke Village School, Pembroke Hill School and Pembroke Three Rivers School close at noon, 12:15 and 12:30, respectively.


text: The maine women's basketball team also in Stony Brook, NY to take on the Seawolves. They had a close one too but also lost. The final 66-62. Ashleigh Roberts led Maine with 17 points. Amber Smith also chipped in 11.Maine is now 1-12 in conference play. Their next game is here on TV5 next Sunday against Vermont.


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Lancaster County Council dealt with stormwater management, a noise ordinance, business registration and two grants during its Monday night meeting.
Council discussed options for handling the county's stormwater. One option could result in a countywide fee to pay for the management of stormwater in the Panhandle.
For the first time ever, if you want to see where every city of Lancaster check is going, it's just a few mouse clicks away.
The city has upgraded its website to give citizens more detailed information on municipal finances, as well as to provide them with the latest online data available.
"Anybody can see anything that they want about how we handle taxpayer money," said Mayor John Howard.
City Finance Director James Absher unveiled the changes during Tuesday night's city council meeting.
KERSHAW – The town of Kershaw is adjusting the work schedule of employees in its street and utilities departments to give them a half day off in the middle of the week.
Starting May 1, those seven employees will work from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an hour for lunch on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays for a total of 34 hours. They will work from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (six hours) on Wednesdays with no lunch break.
Right now, the weekday schedule for utility workers is 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Squeezing in just before the deadline passed, two candidates are seeking the open District 5 seat on Lancaster City Council.
Nick Parris and Hazel Taylor filed Friday at the Lancaster County Voter Registration and Elections Office. The District 5 election is June 14, the same day as the statewide Democrat and Republican party primaries.
A revenue race is on, with Lancaster County Council trying to decide whether to impose the maximum 2 percent hospitality tax countywide before Indian Land can become an independent city in control of its own finances.
While the idea is still only at the committee level, the county would be rewarded by winning the race for the hospitality tax in the county's growing, busy panhandle. Striking early in order to get half later seems worth the push.
A revenue race is on, with Lancaster County Council trying to decide whether to impose the maximum 2 percent hospitality tax countywide before Indian Land can become an independent city in control of its own finances.
While the idea is still only at the committee level, the county would be rewarded by winning the race for the hospitality tax in the county's growing, busy panhandle. Striking early in order to get half later seems worth the push.
KERSHAW – The town of Kershaw's procrastination almost cost it two state grants totaling $1 million to build a water tank at Haile Gold Mine, but the project is back on track and the town will get to keep the money.
The two S.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) grants were awarded to the town in July 2015 for infrastructure projects at Haile Gold Mine that will help bring jobs to that part of the county.
Kershaw provides water service to the mining operation, which is about 3 miles east of the town on Haile Gold Mine Road.
So far, no candidates have filed to run for the vacant District 5 seat on Lancaster City Council.
"Nobody has even called to ask about it," said Rick Crimminger, chairman of the Lancaster County Election Commission. "I'm surprised that some folks in one of the neighborhoods of the district haven't come together about who they want to represent them on city council."
The filing period ends at noon Friday.
The city of Lancaster will create an economic development incentive fund to help promote and recruit local commercial businesses within its borders.
City council unanimously voted Tuesday night to use the $25,000 it had originally budgeted for its 2015-16 Lancaster County Economic Development Corp. membership/participation dues as a start.
City officials severed ties with the in-limbo LCEDC in November 2015, choosing instead to support the county's new economic development department.
With his hand on a Bible held by three of his grandchildren, John Howard was sworn in as Lancaster's mayor Monday night at city hall.
Howard, the longest-serving member of Lancaster City Council, was elected Feb. 23 to fill the unexpired term of Joe Shaw, who died last November. Shaw's widow, Charlotte, who had endorsed Howard for the job, attended the ceremony.
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Kelly's 5 TDs lead ASU to 51-17 win at Colorado
By ARNIE STAPLETON
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BOULDER, Colo. — The Colorado Buffaloes scored 10 points in the final 24 seconds of the first half and talked at the break about pinning the Arizona State Sun Devils deep to start the third quarter.
Rashad Ross ruined those plans.
He returned the second-half kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown that turned a close game into a 51-17 rout of the Buffaloes on Thursday night.
It was just his third kickoff return of the season.
"So when I went back there I was like, 'Man, I've got to take this to the house because this might be my only opportunity,'" Ross recounted. "From there, mentally, I was so ready, so as soon as I got the ball no matter what I was going to run fast and find a hole."
He did just that.
"When I got to full speed, I saw a hole, and when I went through the hole I was like, 'I'm going now,'" Ross said. "No one got a hand on me."
And the Buffaloes couldn't catch the Sun Devils over the next 29:49, either.
"That was a big turnaround for us," Sun Devils safety Chris Young said. "He got some momentum for us. That helped out a lot."
Taylor Kelly threw for 308 yards and five touchdowns, including three to tailback Marion Grace covering 37, 16 and 20 yards as the Sun Devils (5-1, 3-0 Pac-12) won their third straight game heading into their showdown next week against second-ranked Oregon.
Kelly was 20 of 28 and when he wasn't completing screen passes, he was tucking the ball and taking off for equally big gains, finishing with 67 yards on scrambles.
The Buffaloes (1-5, 1-2) fell to 2-1 at home in Thursday night ESPN games. They beat Stanford in 1990 and West Virginia in 2008 and trailed 20-17 in this one at the break after scoring 10 points in the final 24 seconds of the first half.
At halftime, Buffs coach Jon Embree said, "We have a lot of momentum."
Not for long.
Ross took the kickoff a yard deep in his end zone and darted down the right sideline untouched, reaching the other end zone 11 seconds later to make it 27-17.
"We talked about coming out of the locker room doing a great job covering the kicks," Embree said. "And obviously we didn't do that."
Ross's return kick-started a 31-0 second-half onslaught by the Sun Devils, who admitted they might have been peeking toward the Ducks next week before getting their heads straight at halftime and watching Ross turn the tide.
"It did deflate us," Buffs defensive tackle Will Pericak said. "It's tough to see one play like that turn a game."
"It is tough," Buffs quarterback Jordan Webb said. "We went into the halftime with all the momentum, we were really confident coming out. For that to happen really took the air out of the stadium."
Just before halftime, Webb hit tight end Nick Kasa over the middle for a 23-yard TD, and Jamal Miles fumbled the ensuing kickoff at his 17. K.T. Tu'umalo recovered for Colorado and after two shots into the end zone came up empty, Will Oliver nailed a 36-yard field goal as the first half expired.
The Sun Devils struck first when Kelly threw a screen pass to Grice, who weaved his way for a 37-yard score in the first quarter. Nate Bonsu blocked Joe Mora's extra point, leaving Arizona State with a 6-0 lead.
"That's just one less point that they have," Bonsu said at halftime. "And that's huge because that could be the difference in the game."
The Buffs couldn't keep up with the up-tempo Sun Devils to make that miss matter, however.
Colorado took a 7-6 lead on Tony Jones' 2-yard run, but three minutes later they lost that lead and never got it back.
Alex Garoutte replaced Mora after the Sun Devils' next score and kicked his 25th PAT in 25 tries, giving Arizona State a 13-7 advantage following Kelly's 34-yard strike to running back D.J. Foster.
Will Sutton's 8-yard sack of Webb helped the Sun Devils force a three-and-out and the Arizona State offense needed just three plays and 61 seconds to stretch its lead to 20-7.
Keller hit Chris Coyle for gains of 30 and 18 yards, then threw a frozen rope 16-yard touchdown pass to Grice, the ball zipping just past linebacker Jon Major's helmet as he failed to turn his head.
Mora came back to kick a 38-yard field goal in the fourth quarter that made it 37-17, then kicked the extra point following Richard Smith's 31-yard touchdown catch.
The Sun Devils capped their second-half onslaught with Cameron Marshall's 14-yard TD run with 3:34 left following Robert Nelson's interception.
That score came a couple of minutes after Buffs linebacker Brady Daigh was strapped to a backboard after injuring his neck on a tackle of backup quarterback Michael Eubank with 4:40 left in the game. Daigh was conscious and moving but was transported to Boulder Community Hospital for precautionary medical tests.
"Right now, things look OK," Embree said.
Colorado was already without starting tailback Christian Powell (thigh) and three defensive starters: free safety Ray Polk (ankle), linebacker Paul Vigo (foot) and cornerback Yuri Wright (concussion).
"We might have overlooked Colorado just a little bit," Young said. "We came out with the W. We played a great second half."
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Re: Symmetrizing function arguments
Essentially I did it this way - just not with the permutations
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Hispanic children in Utah are twice as likely to have an untreated cavity compared to children who are not Hispanic.
A recent study by the Hispanic Dental Association on oral health discovered the information.
The data from the study can be explained by cultural differences. Dental hygiene is not valued as highly in other countries as it is in the United States. There are some people who wait until they are in excruciating pain until they decide to visit a dentist. At that point, it may be too late to do all of the procedures necessary to make the teeth as healthy as possible.
In order to prevent this trend from continuing, children need to learn about dental hygiene from a young age. That way, they won't way until the last possible second to visit a dentist.
The Hispanic Dental Association attributed the lack of oral health to a few things, the first of which is a general lack of knowledge of the services available from dentists. Another reason is simply not understanding that having healthy teeth is important to one's overall health. For some, not speaking enough or any English posed a problem.
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Many of us have complained about the restrictive interior options on BMW's "Lines". I agree that it's annoying, but I can also kind of see why BMW did this. If you could get any interior on any line, there would be a much larger number of build combinations. What I'm proposing is the following: offer saddle brown leather on the M sport line instead of beige. From what I've seen, beige is not very popular on the M sport line, whereas many/most of the luxury lines I've seen have saddle brown. Advantages:
- Finally possible to get saddle on a sport/M sport car, which is probably the #1 specific complaint I've heard related to restrictive interior options.
- Number of build combinations remains the same.
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Homemade Spicy Ketchup
This is not as sweet as commercial ketchup; but it's great with our Vegetarian Burger.
- Yield: Makes about 1 1/2 cups
Source: Martha Stewart Living, June 1995
- 1 (28-ounce) can plum tomatoes
- 1 1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1/2 jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely chopped
- 1 medium clove garlic, minced
- 3 tablespoons packed dark-brown sugar
- 4 whole cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mace
- 1/2 teaspoon whole cardamom seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
- 2 whole star anise
- 1 dried bay leaf
- 1 small cinnamon stick
- 1 tablespoon dry mustard
- 1 1/2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 1/2 teaspoons freshly squeezed lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
Pass tomatoes and their juice through a food mill or large-holed strainer into a bowl. Discard solids, and set tomatoes aside.
Heat olive oil in a large heavy saucepan over medium-low heat. Add onion, jalapeno, and garlic, and cook until translucent, about 15 minutes. Add tomatoes and brown sugar, and stir to combine.
Cut a double thickness of cheesecloth into a 7-inch square. Place cloves, mace, cardamom, peppercorns, star anise, bay leaf, and cinnamon stick in the center. Fold the sides of the cheesecloth around the spices, roll up, and tie with kitchen string. Add sachet and mustard to the tomato mixture, and cook over medium-low heat until mixture is reduced by two-thirds, about 25 minutes.
Stir in vinegar, cayenne, lime juice, and salt. Reduce heat to low, and cook for 10 minutes. Remove sachet of spices, squeeze out into ketchup, and discard.
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Recessed outlet box / faucet for ice maker
Has anyone ever seen a recessed water outlet box similar to a washing machine made for an ice maker?
I just bought a new fridge for my new house (fridge sits by the range and cannot use the sink supply since it's on the other side of the kitchen) and absolutely HATE the cheap-A**ed crap they sell to hookup an ice maker (Said junk of which was installed by previous owner of my house....of course)
The hookup that came with the fridge is of high quality....but the JUNK they sell to tap into a water line with should be outlawed IMO.....:furious:
Thank ahead of time for anyone with ideas.....
Home Depot has them.
After you buy the box setup buy a small roll of copper and individual parts to tie the ice maker in to the water line (if you can solder) cut the cold water line install tee and regular valve with reducing fittings to 1/4 " copper. Then you eliminate the cheap saddle valve and plastic tubing.
When you install the copper make sure you leave all the roll attached so when you pull the refrigerator out for cleaning the copper roll will open like a slinky and will push back together when you put the refrigerator back.:thumbsup:
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I don't think I would be making any statements for the press.
This is a discussion on good-Man who shot robbery suspect describes ordeal within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; the man speaks up on what happen at the ALDI store when he shot the BG...
the man speaks up on what happen at the ALDI store when he shot the BG
I don't think I would be making any statements for the press.
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"I unholstered my weapon and put a round in the chamber." Precious seconds that could have cost someone their life.
lucky to be alive....unchambered ( the long pause here is cause im speachless)
ok.....he names the greatest instructor who taught him to keep a clear head---thats good
but did he instruct to carry unloaded too?
I don't get why he'd want to make a statement to the press. It has more of a chance to harm him than it does to benefit him.
Plus, his CCW instructor can't be as great as he claims if he was carrying unchambered. Glad it all worked out and the BG got shot.
Bad situation, Good ending. Press statement not the smartest idea. Fact that he had to chamber a round is a moot point, good outcome end result.
I've never argued that an unchambered gun is "just as good" and I don't think anyone one here ever has. But it irritates me to no end when people say that it is useless and might as well not be carrying. Obviously this story proves otherwise.
"Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws." -Plato
No kidding. I've already told myself that if I ever have to shoot I won't be talking to ANYONE! ESPECIALLY the press after a shooting.....
Furthermore I'll even ask the police to keep my identity confidential for fear of retaliation.
I know it may end up being public information but I'll still ask.
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"Not everyone can be born with common sense, some are born liberals." -- MM218
Even though I don't agree with a press conference, at least he had the presence of mind to state that he felt their lives were in danger.
"Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws." -Plato
This guy clearly is looking for attention. From the very beginning he was posting online about the ordeal. Anyone with an ounce of common sense would know to keep their mouth shut. He is definitely in search of the "Hero" label.
Frankly, I'm tired of hearing about this guy.
He was involved in a situation where the BG's main focus was not on him but was on getting cash from the register,there were also other patrons that helped divide the Robbers attention,giving the GG the time he needed to draw and chamber a round.
I would not claim that carrying unchambered is a great idea due to the fact if you were the sole victim his attention would be on you 100% of the time,and given enough time to draw and fire from retention,having to stop to chamber a round will very likely get you dead.
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but how exactly does one differentiate between someone in a gang, and someone who is not???
As soon as you see a biker, are you able to disseminate the facts, and ascertain if that individual belongs to a gang?
Can you spot two young people, walking down an inner-city street, and draw an instant conclusion, as to whether or not they belong to a gang, based on how they wear their hat or pants dragging on the ground?
I'm gonna dummy up first, real fast.
I'm gonna lawyer up, almost as fast.
3} I'm gonna get the wife & kids outta Dodge to the sister in-laws house real fast for a week or so.
That way, if the house blows up or, is mysteriously riddled with bullets, rendering it akin to a slice of swiss cheese, its only a house.
I'm also in the camp, which is saying the shooter is/was an Attention W_o_e.
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Boneh-Boyen Signatures and the Strong Diffie-Hellman Problem
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The Boneh-Boyen signature scheme is a short signature scheme which is provably secure in the standard model under the q-Strong Diffie-Hellman (SDH) assumption. The primary objective of this thesis is to examine the relationship between the Boneh-Boyen signature scheme and SDH. The secondary objective is to survey surrounding topics such as the generic group model, related signature schemes, intractability assumptions, and the relationship to identity-based encryption (IBE) schemes. Along these lines, we analyze the plausibility of the SDH assumption using the generic bilinear group model. We present the security proofs for the Boneh-Boyen signature scheme, with the addition of a small improvement in one of the probability bounds. Our main contribution is to give the reduction in the reverse direction; that is, to show that if the SDH problem can be solved then the Boneh-Boyen signature scheme can be forged. This contribution represents the first known proof of equivalence between the SDH problem and Boneh-Boyen signatures. We also discuss the algorithm of Cheon for solving the SDH problem. We analyze the implications of Cheon's algorithm for the security of the Boneh-Boyen signature scheme, accompanied by a brief discussion on how to counter the attack.
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Kayo Yoshida (2009). Boneh-Boyen Signatures and the Strong Diffie-Hellman Problem. UWSpace. http://hdl.handle.net/10012/4219
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From the WABI-TV5 & CW Forecast Center:
The cold front that has produced the scattered showers and thundershowers all across New England the past couple of days will continue to slowly push east off the Maine coastline early Saturday. With the front now offshore the wind has kicked around into the north and northwest which is allowing a less humid airmass to begin to filter into our region. While at the same time the front is pushing offshore Hurricane Arthur continues moving northeast into the Eastern Gulf of Maine and by midmorning Saturday it will be located either over the Bay of Fundy or western Nova Scotia. Moisture associated with the remains of Hurricane Arthur will bring periods of heavy rain to especially eastern parts of Maine through Saturday morning as the hurricane continues to ride north just to the east of New England Coastline. The exact track of the storm will determine how much rain and wind Maine sees from the hurricane, with much of the state likely picking up 1 to 5" of rain by the time the rain tapers off later Saturday, with the heaviest rain falling over easternmost parts of the state. The expected current track of the storm would keep the very strong near hurricane force winds well offshore as the storm lifts up to our east, but the wind along the coastline could still gust to near 50mph, with inland locals seeing gusts as high as 40mph. The track of the storm will bring large swells and very dangerous rip currents to our coastline Saturday, so it is best to stay out of the ocean. Once again the expected heavy rain could lead to localized flash flooding especially over eastern parts of the state as we begin the weekend.
Cooler, drier and less humid air will filter into Maine on a northwest breeze once the hurricane moves off to our northeast later in the day Saturday. High pressure approaching the Northeast from the west will bring partly to mostly sunny skies and pleasant temps to all of New England Sunday. A southwest breeze on Monday will allow the humid air to begin to push back into Maine during the day and an approaching cold front could kick off a few scattered thundershowers towards evening.
Saturday: Windy, with morning rain tapering off from west to east then becoming partly sunny later in the day, with high temps in the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Wednesday: Variably cloudy and muggy, with scattered showers and storms and high temps in the mid 70s to low 80s.
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Beginning December 2nd City of Lakeland crews will be constructing a new storm drain system in the Shore Acres neighborhood. The construction will primarily be contained to Interlachen Pkwy; however Main Street, Elm Road, and Fern Road will be affected with construction activities and temporary road closures. Minor delays can be expected. This work will last approximately 3 months weather permitting.
WHO: Lakeland Fire Department
WHAT: Groundbreaking for Lakeland Fire Station 7 located at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport
WHY: To provide fire and rescue service to Southwest Lakeland residents and businesses
WHEN: Monday, November 18, 2013 at 1:30 p.m.
WHERE: Lakeland Linder Regional Airport at Airfield Court off Drane Field Road
LAKELAND, FL (November 14, 2013) – The Lakeland Fire Department will conduct the official groundbreaking ceremony for Fire Station 7 on Monday, November 18th at 1:30 p.m. The physical location of Station 7 is 3150 Drane Field Road.
Fire Station 7 is estimated to be completed November 2014. Once the facility is built it will house the recently purchased Fire Engine 71, the two ARFF units, a heavy rescue vehicle and nine personnel on a 24-hour rotation.
Lakeland Fire Chief Gary Ballard said, "Our design team has developed a station that will meet the safety needs of the airport, the needs of our residents and the commercial development around the airport." He added, "We are very eager to start providing much needed service to the citizens in Southwest Lakeland with the new permanent facility."
The construction costs for Station 7 are $3.5 million. The station once built will be 15,900 sq.ft. and it will house five bays and four fire fighting vehicles. The station is estimated to be completed November 2014 and it is being funded through City of Lakeland Public Improvement Funds and FDOT Grant funds.
Firefighter Steven Connors Promoted to Driver Engineer
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 Firefighter Steven Connors was promoted to Driver Engineer, the youngest firefighter to do so in LFD's history.
Steven was joined by his wife and LFD colleagues to celebrate his professional advancement with the Lakeland Fire Department. Steve Connors has been an integral part of the LFD since March 29, 2010. Steve understands the importance of duty and service to country very well, having joined the United States Army at the young age of 17 where he went on to serve with the 1st Ranger Battalion and 82nd Airborne Division prior to joining the LFD.
Connors, a Ruskin, Florida native is an avid outdoorsman having spent his childhood fishing and hunting along this great state's creeks and rivers. He proudly uses that experience and skill to his advantage at the annual Fire Olympics with repeated attempts to dethrone Gilman, Herndon and Brannen.
He is an East Bay High School graduate and has since gone on to receive his Associate of Arts degree from Hillsborough Community College and holds certification in law enforcement, fire standards, and is a paramedic.
Steve credits his ability to have become a Driver Engineer to the training and support of his crew and all of his family at the LFD. Steve notes that he will deeply miss his brothers and sisters on B shift due the move from this new opportunity but looks forward to the day he can work closely with them again.
Congratulations to Steven Connors and sincere thanks for his dedicated service.
LAKELAND, FL (November 13, 2013) -- A new traffic signal on a steel mast will be installed on Sleepy Hill Road at the at the Sleepy Hill Middle School driveway. Preliminary foundation work has started and signal installation is scheduled to begin the first week of December.
This project is being funded by the Polk County School Board and construction will be performed by the City of Lakeland's Public Works Traffic Operations and Construction & Maintenance Divisions.
The signal will operate only during school hours when school is in session to allow traffic to exit the school. The signal will feature a "protected pedestrian phase" permitting students to safely cross Sleepy Hill Road while opposing traffic is stopped. The project also includes marked crosswalks with ADA compliant pedestrian ramps and school crossing signs.
No road closures or traffic detours will be required, however intermittent lane closures are likely and will be restricted to the time period between 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. so access to the school will not be inconvenienced. The traffic signal work should be completed by mid-December and the signal will be allowed to operate in the "flash mode" until students return from winter break on January 6, 2014 when the signal will be fully operational.


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2009 unreleased MFM Pro Inked 157cm Snowboard for sale
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This board was used once and is in excellent condition.
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i picked up a leather interior on the weekend for the loud, low and slow
does anyone know what proper name for the colour the seats are?
and the leather needs dying at the very least. Can anyone recommend a good kit to use, i want to keep as close to the standard colour as possible. There is also a small hole in the drivers seat bolster are there any diy repair kits that could fix this
im also wanting to dye the outer sections of the door cards from dark grey to black are there any kits about that can do this
its just the centre sections that are leather, im not sure what the outer sections are covered in
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This recipe was handwritten in a booklet that came with my family's first refrigerator in the early 1940s. I was very young at the time, but I can still remember the iceman delivering huge blocks of ice. Since finding the booklet among my mother's things, I make this refreshing dessert often. -Maribelle Culver, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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- 2 cups sugar
- 1-1/2 cups orange juice
- 5 tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 cups milk
- In a large bowl, combine sugar and juices. Gradually add milk. Pour into a 2-qt. freezer container. Freeze for 2 hour, then stir every 30 minutes until slushy. Freeze overnight. Yield: about 2 quarts.
Originally published as Creamy Citrus Sherbet in Reminisce July/August 2001, p49
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It is a tradition on my mom's side of the family to eat pork and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes every new year's day. Growing up, I never appreciated the deliciousness of this Pennsylvania Dutch comfort food – though I really loved instant mashed potatoes out of a box!
Now a Real food-lovin' grown-up, there's not much I enjoy more than slow cooked pork. Add some homemade sauerkraut and spoon it over cauliflower mash for a warm bowl of love any time of the year. I prefer cauliflower instead of potatoes for my mash because they are amazingly delicious and equally comforting, but don't create the sensation of eating a bowl of paste that I get when I eat spuds.
Ingredients for slow-cooked pork and sauerkraut
- 5-6 pound pork roast (butt or shoulder) – this can be boneless or bone-in
- 1/4 cup juniper berries, crushed
- 3-4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 cup white wine (substitute with 1/4 c. apple cider vinegar and 1/4 c. water if on GAPS diet)
- 2 tablespoons sea salt – Where to find sea salt
- 2 quarts homemade or store bought naturally fermented sauerkraut – Where to find cultured veggies
- 2 cups homemade chicken or pork stock – How to make great stock
- 5 1/2 quart or larger slow cooker
Steps for making slow-cooked pork and sauerkraut
- Rinse the roast and pat dry with paper towels
- Mix wine, juniper berries, garlic, and sea salt. Pour over roast, cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours or overnight.
- Remove roast from marinate, pat dry.
- Sear all sides of roast in a hot pan (fat side first) until browned.
- Place roast into slow cooker with marinade and stock.
- Cook for 8 hours on low or until meat begins to falls apart.
- Add sauerkraut and cook until well mingled – another hour or 2 on low.
- Serve over mash below.
Ingredients for cauliflower mash
- 2 heads organic cauliflower, rinsed and broken into florets
- Plenty of grass-fed butter (or Ghee)
- Sea Salt
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Steps for making cauliflower mash
- Add cauliflower florets to a large sauce pan and fill halfway with filtered water. Where to find the right water filter for every need and budget
- Cover and steam until florets are soft, strain and discard water.
- Add cauliflower to your food processor and process in small batches until very smooth.
- Add plenty of butter and salt to taste.
Notes: The secret to awesome cauli' mash is using a food processor to make it creamy. If you don't have a food processor you could try processing small batches in a blender, but in my experience a hand potato masher or a electric mixer won't do the trick because you want the florets to be completely pureed. You could also roast the cauliflower instead of steaming for a richer flavor, but don't add any extra liquid until the florets are completely pureed, otherwise you may end up with cauliflower soup.
Feeds 6 with leftovers.
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How Philanthropy Can Support Game Changers
As expected, this month's Rio+20 conference and the People's Summit were vast and challenging to navigate, with more than 500 side events to the official conference. Luckily, the orientation webinar and the breakfast briefings organized by the Consultative Group on Biological Diversity, the Environmental Grantmakers Association (EGA), and the Funders Network for Transforming Globalization helped us to get the 30,000 foot view of what's at stake, hear about the progress made on negotiations, and find out what's important outside of the official process. Equally important, we heard points of views on what philanthropy needs to do going forward.
At one point Tim Wirth, president of the UN Foundation and the Better World Fund, drove home the point that it's all about politics and that equity has to be front and center. In his words, "You can't square the circle of inequities by thinking of the U.S and Bangladesh in the same way." But there are game changers, such as access to sustainable energy for everyone. As an American and a Bangladeshi, I couldn't agree more. A recent op-edin the New York Times made the same critical point about renewable energy being a game changer, though more from a sustainability perspective than an equity perspective.
So if the future is (almost) here, how do we make the shift to a renewable energy-based economy given the polarized political environment in the United States? Tim reiterated what most of us already know. It's back to the basics of building and strengthening social movements. To win, philanthropy must invest in building coalitions across movements and sectors and the environmental community needs to connect to other movements. Support for campaign finance reform is also important. For Tim, philanthropy needs to become bold again, as it was in the 1960s when everyone was supporting the civil rights movement. Foundations and NGOs with 501(c)(3) status have the ability and the responsibility to act now so that by Rio+30 we are closer to the future we want and can have.
All this and more will be the focus of our conversation at the EGA Annual Retreat,September 30–October 3. If you are a funder, don't miss the opportunity to join us at this critical event.
Mafruza Khan isenhancing the field director. This blog originally appeared on the Environmental Grantmakers Association's blog.


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If you have created some VIDEO_TS files and would like to encode them to AVI format, chances are that you want to edit DVD videos or play them on some media players. A VIDEO_TS folder holds IFO, BUP and VOB files that contain DVD video data. It can be played normally in a DVD player but not mobile devices.
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