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Irish cuisine historically featured potatoes, beer, cabbage, beer, kale, beer, stews, heavy breads, and other hearty foods to complement Ireland's northern climate. But cooks in Ireland now fuse traditional cuisine with contemporary cooking styles.
Barm brack or Brack: A fruited, spiced bread; barm brack is made with yeast, while tea brack is made with baking powder. Brack derives from breac, meaning "speckled" and refers to the bits of raisins and dried fruits studded throughout the dough. Served traditionally at Halloween, when it's baked with a lucky charm inside.
Boxty Bread: A flat round variety of soda bread made from mashed potatoes, flour and buttermilk. Boxty pancakes use similar dough fried in bacon fat rather than baked.
Champ: Potatoes mashed with green onions, cream, and butter. Also called poundies.
Coddle or Dublin Coddle: Pork sausages, bacon, onions and potatoes, stewed together. Traditionally served on Saturday night to the master of the house, often after a night of imbibing.
Colcannon: Potatoes mashed with cabbage or kale, flavored with milk or cream, onions and butter.
Corned Beef: Brined beef (brisket or round), simmered slowly and often served with cabbage cooked in the simmering broth. The name comes from the brine's grains of salt, which are known as "corns."
Irish Stew or Irish Lamb Stew: Ireland's national dish, this simple stew simmers lamb or mutton, potatoes, onions, and frequently cabbage, carrots and other vegetables together.
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You can bring financial joy to someone's life this season. Money isn't everything, but it beats whatever is in second place. And the federal government even encourages you to give your money away.
That's because the US tax code allows individuals to give monetary gifts to others each year. You can give a gift of up to $13,000 to someone else each year and neither of you have to pay taxes on the money. And the giver isn't limited to just one $13,000 gift a year. You can give many gifts without getting hit with taxes, but you must not give any one person more than $13,000 in total gifts.
Why, you may be asking yourself, would you want to give your money away? Two words: Estate taxes.
"People should approach the concept of annual lifetime giving from two perspectives: tax wise and the emotional benefit," says estate planning attorney Sharon M. Siegel, a partner at Siegel & Siegel, P.C.
"From a tax perspective, annual lifetime giving reduces the size of your taxable estate and, in turn, reduces the estate tax burden for your beneficiaries who are likely the recipient of your annual gift. Depending on the asset you gift, you may have potential income tax benefits as well. In addition to the tax benefits, you will get the pleasure of seeing your loved one put the money to use when he or she receives the gift."
The Nitty-Gritty Details of the Annual Tax-Free Gift Limits
If the idea of making tax-free gifts sounds appealing, you have just three weeks to act before the clock resets for 2012. You need to act soon, so let's look at the details.
A few things to know:
- Money you and your spouse give to one another while alive is tax-free regardless of the amount—provided your spouse is a US citizen. If your spouse isn't a citizen, you can only give him or her $136,000 in tax-free gifts in 2011 and $139,000 in 2012.
- It doesn't matter if a monetary gift is given in one lump sum during the year or in several chunks. The tax-free limit is $13,000 per year per person, not per gift.
- The annual tax-free limit for 2011 and 2012 is $13,000, but if you're married, your spouse has a separate $13,000 limit. That means you could give $13,000 a year tax free to your daughter and your spouse could also give her $13,000 a year tax free, for a combined total of $26,000 in annual gifts.
- There is no limit on how many monetary gifts an individual can receive without paying taxes. If you're fortunate enough to be the recipient, you can collect gifts from everyone who wants to make the gifts—all tax free.
- In addition to cash, other gifts with value—such as stock or real estate—also count toward the $13,000 annual tax-free gift limit.
- If you wanted to give someone a gift that's larger than $13,000 (or $26,000 if you're married), now is the perfect time. Suppose you want to give your Mom $25,000. You could give her $13,000 on or before Dec. 31, then give her the remaining $12,000 in January.
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the directions say connect the black/green wire to the ground (Chassis) and thats easy, but where do i connect the gray/violet wire to? it says a constant +12 volt source.
Its gonna be the wire that's constantly hot at all times that powers your clock and keeps all the station presets in memory . For my aftermarket dvd player its the yellow wire in the harness .
I just did mine this morning. In the 06 ZX4, i Believe it's the yellow and green wire. should be either pin 18 Or 19. [thumb] I'll grab a pic in a bit.
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It can range from something easy to almost impossible to know for sure. I am no expert at picking out Asian men playing women and never claimed to be one. The problem is that Filipinos (men and women) are often smaller than the average Westerner. A guy 62 inches tall can look a heck of a lot like a lady if he puts his mind to it. I think not having a lot of first hand exposure to Filipinos on a daily basis makes it that much more difficult to spot lady boys.
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The embattled president of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, surprised both his countrymen and the international diplomatic community by returning earlier this week to his capital, Sana'a. For the past three months, Saleh had been recuperating in neighboring Saudi Arabia after an assassination attempt nearly killed him.
Despite international pressure on Saleh to continue his exile, and allow his country to reach a peaceful transfer of power in his absence, he has returned to a country, and a capital, that remains divided and openly violent.
Yemen, the impoverished neighbor of wealthy Sunni monarchy Saudi Arabia, has spent this year torn apart by civil war. Al-Qaeda has taken advantage of the chaos and uncertainty in recent months to increase its foothold in the country. In Saleh's absence, his son, Ahmed, has been leading security forces against protestors, with violence escalating in recent days.
Given the success of forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in maintaining an upper-hand over protestors in that country, Saleh loyalists no doubt feel that there is still everything to play for in Yemen.
The earlier ouster of leaders in Egypt and Tunisia, and the recent toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya, may prove to be the exception rather than the rule. Other regimes in the Middle East and North Africa have managed to push back the tide of discontent. And, of course, Iran stands as a clear example that vicious reprisals, together with diplomatic silence from the United States and other Western leaders, can be a very effective strategy for maintaining power.
Does Saleh's return mean that a political solution to the unrest is off the table?
Saleh quickly went on national television to advocate for new elections within three months. However, many Yemeni, including most of the opposition, doubt his sincerity. During his three decades in office, Saleh has shown tremendous resilience and tenacity. Opposition leaders who hoped his extended medical leave in Riyadh was the precursor to a formal resignation and a quiet retirement have been clearly disappointed.
King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia has a strong interest in the quick return of peace to his neighboring country. Saleh has indicated repeatedly that he has no intention of immediately resigning, but has stated that he would be willing to step down as part of a larger peace settlement. Hopefully, King Abdullah's sanctioning of Saleh's return home was based on a belief that a meaningful peace agreement was possible between the warring parties that would stop the spiraling pattern of violence and bloodshed. In the past week, around 150 people have been reported as killed in the fighting, with pro-Saleh forces using live ammunition on protesters.
Should Yemen continue its slide into anarchy and chaos, a failed state there could serve as a safe haven for terrorist activities, as well as the base for "Somali style" piracy and the disruption of trade and traffic through the Red Sea.
How should Saudi Arabia react to the unrest in Yemen?
The dilemma facing the Saudis has both domestic and international components. In addition to securing stability in its neighbor, Saudi officials must remain mindful of the possibility of widespread dissent in their own kingdom. Upheavals earlier this year in Bahrain show that monarchies are just as susceptible to popular uprisings as other types of governments in the region.
Perhaps with this in mind, in a timely, although tentative, show of support for liberalism, King Abdullah this week announced his decision to permit women to both vote and run in local election in 2015. No such participation, however, will be possible in next week's polls. Local elections, first held in the kingdom 6 years ago, determine one-half of the seats on the 285 local councils, while the other half are appointed by the king.
However, it will remain unlawful for women to either drive or travel without a male chaperone. Still, the electoral concession at least demonstrates that the Saudi royal family understands the growing desire for freedom and openness spreading through that part of the world.
Saudi women's rights campaigners have celebrated the decision, seeing it as a further step towards full gender equality. Significant progress has been made in the last four decades, with literacy for Saudi women now standing at 78%, up from a mere 2%.
Although overwhelming military force can be used to combat dissent, reforms and concessions can win hearts and minds at much lower costs. Even limited reforms can work to dissipate anger and resentment among the discontented in the kingdom, where two-thirds of the population is under 30 and unemployment remains stubbornly high.
Peaceful transitions are almost always preferable to those brought about by a gun or a sword. Unchecked, anarchy in Yemen could spread, and the consequences to Saudi Arabia and the other countries in the region would be disastrous.
Sending a team of highly-trained Navy SEALS to assassinate an old man in his pajamas in easy compared with navigating the convulsions and upheavals that are erupting now across the Middle East. U.S. and Western leaders must engage diplomatically with their counterparts in these countries to foster and support these transitions. The consequences of turning our eyes away and avoiding such engagement would be felt for many years to come.


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What makes it so hard by comparison to rally people behind a small wrong that could be righted, with a show of just a few hundred people? I say this as the only person in my whole city who, I believe, ever phones the council or police to complain about parked cars blocking footpaths. This is not a clear cut evil, that can be compared to rape as a tool of war. It is an inconsiderate kind of behaviour that exacerbates the inherent dangers of walking in a city where lazy pricks drive. There may be shades of grey too. Some cars blocking footpaths belong to new mothers, struggling with their babies and groceries. And sometimes the risks posed to pedestrians when they have to walk on the road to go around, may be nonexistent.
Nevertheless, cars parked across footpaths is on balance a scourge, and the revenues from fines would exceed the cost of policing. The issue just needs a few hundred people per city to rally, and it would be fixed. I could get hundreds to a walk against want by just sending a text to 10 friends. If I tried organising a rally against inconsiderate parking on footpaths, I know I'd be the only one there.
Author Angus Kennedy casts light on the issue in this article, and this radio interview. He identifies a tendency among people today to be proud of the fact they "live and let live" unless faced with universally reprehensible views, like racism or pedophilia. He says the reason we do this, is because we are lazy. It takes mental effort to form an opinion about cars parked on footpaths, and courage to be publicly seen to have a position. Any dumb coward can join a mass rally against racism, a view for which they can't be accused, and an issue about which they can't make a difference.


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10 years, 82 percent of our buildings have not had a major renovation in more than 25 years, and 62 percent have not had a campus, I am reminded how fortunate I am major renovation in more than 50 years. (Those of you who have to lead a college with such a combination stayed in the residence halls during reunion in recent years will of history and natural beauty. Indeed, the not be surprised by this.) Much has changed in education and history and beauty of Wellesley surround me, always. As I write this pedagogy during those years. column, I am looking out of my Green Hall office window at an iconic To address these significant needs, we have been engaged over Wellesley image: the Galen Stone Tower. From the President's House, the past several years in significant I can see other places—images that are academic and residential planprobably engraved in your memory— ning efforts. Five areas of priority such as Houghton Memorial Chapel, have emerged from these planning Tower Court, and, at night, the light efforts: modernizing our visual arts from our signature lampposts. and media facilities in Pendleton Our gorgeous landscape and hisWest and Jewett; bringing together toric buildings are an important part of the humanities departments and the Wellesley story. As a leader in underprograms into one central area in graduate education, Wellesley must not Founders and Green halls; modernonly continue to develop new pedagogiizing our facilities for programs cal approaches, hire the best faculty, and in science and the environment; recruit the best students, but we must renewing our residence halls to also provide facilities that are worthy of best support the student residential these outstanding faculty and students. experience; and enhancing our wellNew pedagogical approaches require suitness and sports programs. ably designed spaces that are conducive For each area of priority, to small classroom learning and that are a working group—composed functional but easily adaptable as needs of faculty, staff, students, and change. As a premier residential college, 'The work of trustees—has been established to make recWellesley must provide a social, intellectual, and ommendations to a Wellesley 2025 steering physical environment supportive of our wonderfully Wellesley 2025 will committee. From these recommendations will diverse community. ensure that our campus be crafted a consolidated program next year We are about to add a new chapter to the will remain as beautiful that will serve, pending approval from the Wellesley story, as we embark on an important as always, while becoming Board of Trustees, as a master plan for the project to preserve what is best about our buildings more functional and entire Wellesley 2025 project. and landscape while reimagining and reinvigoratengaging for the entire The work of Wellesley 2025 will ensure ing our living, learning, and research spaces for the that our campus will remain as beautiful as 21st century. It will be the largest undertaking the College community.' always, while becoming more functional and College has seen since the early part of the 20th —President H. Kim Bottomly engaging for the entire College community. The century. We are calling it Wellesley 2025: A Plan Wellesley you know and love will always be for Campus Renewal. the Wellesley you know and love—it will only get better with age. The time is right for a project of this magnitude. Despite H. Kim Bottomly considerable investment in renovation and construction over the last
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Alexander Vinokourov of Kazakhstan wins Wednesday's 11th stage of the Tour de France - a gruelling 172km Alpine slog from Courchevel to Briancon.
The T-Mobile rider out-sprints Colombian Santiago Botero, of Phonak, in the final 500m to win by a second in four hours 47 minutes and 38 seconds.
France's Christophe Moreau edges a chasing group that includes Lance Armstrong to take third in 4:48.53.
Armstrong finishes sixth - good enough to see him retain the yellow jersey.
1605: After all that has happened it comes down to the final sprint. The leading pair play cat and mouse over the closing kilometre. Vinokourov explodes 500m out and crosses the line first. He punches the air in delight as his reputation as an ironman is restored after Tuesday's disappointing opening day in the Alps.
1600: Botero edges ahead to win the second intermediate sprint of the day (at the 162km mark), Vino is second followed by Jose Azevedo, who leads the chasing group.
Confirmation of the points won:
1. Santiago Botero (PHO) 6pts 2. Alexandre Vinokourov (TMO) 4pts 3. Jose Azevedo (DSC) 2pts
1557: The sensor that records a rider's time comes lose on Vino's bike and it is hovering dangerously close to his spokes. The T-Mobile team car moves alongside and the mechanic solves the problem - by cutting it off.
1555: With just 15km to go, Botero and Vino lead the peloton by two minutes 15 seconds. Discovery remain comfortably in control of the pack as the riders close in on the picturesque town of Briancon.
1550: As clouds gather overhead, the two leading riders pass the 20km-to-go mark. Both have won Tour stages before and, interestingly, Santiago Botero's inaugural stage victory was in here in Briancon in 2000.
1540: The peloton, headed by five Discovery riders, trail Vinokourov and Botero by two minutes 30 seconds.
1537: Botero catches stage leader Vinokourov on the descent down the Col du Lautaret.
1525: Rabobank's Mickael Rasmussen breaks away from the peloton on the approach to the summit and goes over third to ensure he stays ahead in the King of the Mountain standings. The Dane then sets about chasing the leaders on the 30km descent into Briancon but is quickly caught by Armstrong's Discovery group.
At the summit of the Col du Galibier the points were won by:
1. Vinokourov (TMO) 40pts 2. Botero (PHO) 36pts - at 42"3. Rasmussen (RAB) 32pts - at 2¿25"4. Moreau (C.A) 28pts - at 2¿40"5. Azevedo (DSC) 26pts6. Savoldelli (DSC) 18pts 7. Popovych (DSC) 16pts 8. Armstrong (DSC) 14pts 9. Jaksche (LSW) 12pts 10. Evans (DVL) 10pts
1524: Vinokourov's lead is cut to two minutes 50 seconds as he approaches the final, and steepest, stage of the climb.
1520: Vinokourov has 5km to go before he reaches the summit. He now leads Botero by 36 seconds and the peloton by three minutes and five seconds.
1510: Periero is finally caught by the peloton.
1500: With 7km to go to the summit, Alexandre Vinokourov now leads the stage from Botero by 25 seconds and Pereiro by two minutes 20 seconds. The peloton are a further 30 seconds back.
1445: Peloton pacesetters Discovery step it up and begin to reel the leading trio in. The front-runners' advantage is cut back to three minutes again.
1445: The leaders stretch their advantage to three-and-a-half minutes.
1440: Three minutes splits the breakaway group from the peloton as the riders speed through Valloire. But the pace is sure to slow as they begin the 18km ascent of the Col du Galibier - which at 2645m is the highest climb on this year's Tour.
1435: Botero is first to reach the top of the Col du Telegraphe, followed by Vinokourov then Pereiro.
1430: Martinez slips back and is caught by the peloton.
1427: The climb takes no prisoners and Stefano Zanini of Quick Step runs out of gas and quits.
1415: With 5km to go to the top of the Col de Telegraphe, the breakaway group once again stretch their lead over the peloton to more than two minutes.
1415: Botero rejoins the front two. The trio's lead has now been reduced to one minute 45 seconds.
1411: Vinokourov and Pereiro are now 20 seconds ahead of Botero. Martinez is 35 seconds back and the peloton a further two minutes back. Discovery's George Hincapie leads the pack.
1405: Martinez falls away from the leading group, leaving Botero, Vinokourov and Pereiro out on front. They hold a two-minute advantage over the peloton, which is headed by yellow jersey Armstrong's Discovery team.
1358: The riders have now completed 93km of the 11th Stage. Armstrong and Discovery appear to have the peloton well under control as they continue to defend the yellow jersey. Up front, Vinokourov wins the intermediate sprint from Martinez and Pereiro.
1341: With 90km to go, the riders have all passed through the feed zone. Yellow jersey-wearer Armstrong removes his left shoe on exiting the feed zone and appears to adjust the inner-sole.
1335: A four-man group - Pereiro, Botero, Martinez and Vinokourov - have a one-and-a-half minute lead over the peloton, which is headed by the Discovery Channel team.
1320: Confirmation of the points won for the first Hors Category climb:
1. Botero (PHO) 20 points 2. Vinokourov (TMO) 18 3. Pereiro Sio (PHO) 16 4. Martinez (EUS) 14 5. Moreau (C.A) 12 6. Rasmussen (RAB) 10 7. Beltran (DSC) 8 8. Rubiera (DSC) 7 9. Azevedo (DSC) 6 10. Hincapie (DSC) 5
1315: Thankfully Pereiro appears to be OK. The Spaniard is back on his bike and chasing down the leaders - the crash barriers that line the mountain's side look to have done their job.
1310: The riders pour over the summit and the lightning-quick descent begins. Pereiro is the first casualty as he overcooks a right turn and goes flying over the edge.
1305: A huge crowd cheers the riders to the summit. Santiago Botero is first over the top, followed by Vinokourov. Botero wins a welcome 20 bonus points for his Phonak team
1300: With 4km to go to the summit, Hushovd slips back to the peloton. Vinokourov, Martinez, Pereiro and Botero are now battling for the lead.
1249: Hushovd has been caught by a group of six that includes Vinokourov. Armstrong's Discovery Channel team lead the main peloton. With just 5km to go to the summit Hushovd, who is not a noted climber, has his work cut out to hold on.
1240: With 9km left to the summit, the famous Red Devil fan makes his appearance - but it's a bit of a shock - this year the German Tour fanatic is kitted out in bright green. Apparently it's because he's being sponsored by an environmentally friendly diesel company. Makes sense!
1240: Alejandro Valverde, winner of Tuesday's Tour, drops back to talk to his team doctor. It's not clear what's up but he appears to take some medication, washed down with water, and the Baleares rider is soon on his way again. Meanwhile, Liberty Seguros' Joseba Beloki is one of several riders dropped by the peloton as the gruelling gradient of Madeleine really starts to bite.
1236: Domoulin is caught by the attacking group.
1233: The 10 chasers - Vinokourov, Mancebo, Caucchioli, Pereiro, Martinez, Sevilla, Arrieta, Botero, Horner and Heras - are around three minutes behind Hushovd and one-and-a-half minutes off Dumoulin.
1217: The first Hors Category climb of this year's Tour begins to take its toll and AG2R team leader Jean-Patrick Nazon quits the race. Nazon finished second last on Tuesday to slip to 172nd in the overall standings.
1210: Around 28km in, Dumoulin and Hushovd increase their advantage to more than six minutes. But Phonak's Oscar Pereiro breaks away from the peloton and starts an attack on the pacesetting duo. Six other riders decide to go with him, including Credit Agricole's Pietro Caucchioli and Alexandre Vinokourov of T-Mobile.
1200: Boonen is now back in the peloton. Meanwhile, up front, Dumoulin and Hushovd have stretched their lead to more than four minutes as the scenic 25.4km climb to the top of the 2000m Col de la Madeleine begins.
1145: Quick Step's doctor Gerard Porte is leaning out of the team car and treating Boonen on the move. It looks as though the Belgian has hurt his right knee.
1140: Boonen's team-mate Guido Trenti is helping to pace the green jersey holder back to the peloton. AG2R's Samuel Dumoulin and Thor Hushovd, of Credit Agricole, have mounted the first attack and are now leading the peloton by 55 seconds.
1135: Disaster strikes for points leader Boonen. The Quick Step man crashes 7km into the fast descent and takes a few minutes to recover and get back on his bike. He looks to be in some pain and now faces a battle to get back in touch with the pack. It's hard to know exactly what happened, but the most likely explanation is he made contact with another rider's wheels. But no one else bites the dust.
1120: The stage is underway.The peloton is being led by Juan Manuel Garate and Salvatore Commesso as they speed 19km downhill to Moutiers. Overall leader Armstrong, green jersey holder Tom Boonen and Mickael Rasmussen, the leading climber, are all up near the front.
1115: The peloton is currently rolling through the 2.3km neutral zone after which the real racing will begin.
1105: The cyclists are just minutes away from the start of Wednesday's stage. There will undoubtedly be some tired legs out there following the pace set by Lance Armstrong and his Discovery Channel team the previous day.
But the peloton faces another tough day in the saddle as this stage boasts the first Hors Category climbs of the 2005 race, the 2000m Col de la Madeleine (at the 55km mark) and the highest mountain in the 92nd edition of the Tour, the 2,645m Col du Galibier (at 133km).
But the tough Tour experience is over for Italian rider Dario Frigo - the Fassa Bortolo man was arrested earlier today after doping products were found in his wife's car.


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I recently discovered (through a mold test of air quality), that i have an abundance of mold (penicillium aspergillus) in the basement. I say basement only because that is where the test was conducted.
how do i get rid of it? I dont see any mold on the concrete floors or walls or on the insulation or vapor barrier. Same as the other floors. it would seem to be airborne.
For the length of the summer, we did not have central air conditioning. We only got central AC installed on the 15th of July. So, we had tremendous humidity for a long while. Now, on the main floor, the humidity is closer to 45% and in the basement 57%. We also installed an Air Media filter. The filter in right now has a merv of 11.
I would run a dehumidifier 24/7 and wash all the walls ceiling and floor.
No moisture, no mold.
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thank you, just the basement? or all floors?
When I had mold in the basement, I cleaned all the floors, ceilings and walls. Just to be sure.. It would really suck if you just do half the job, and can do it again within a month's time..
How was the air test conducted? What were the results? What was the spore count in the basement? What was it in the first floor? What was it outside? All of these must be known to make a judgement as to whether you have a problem. As info: Pennicillium and aspergillus are two different species of mold.
The air test was conducted by the home inspector (registed mold inspector for Toronto) who took a machine on top of the roof of my house for 10 minutes and sucked in the air onto what look like a sponge or dish and then repeated that in the basement by the furnace with a different dish.
The count outside had Penicillium/Aspergillus at 48 (raw count) and 320 (spores per m3). In the basement, the same mold read 2040 (raw count) and 14000 (spores per m3).
I hope this helps.
Yes. That is a proper procedure, although I would also have taken a sample on the first floor as well. Since you have a very high reading in the space, there is certainly a mold problem. It may take some searching, but you'll need to be thorough to locate it. Did the mold inspector offer any advice on locating the source. One thing that can be done is to retest at several locations through the basement. If you have any air ducts, I would do a visual inside of them. Lined ducts are a prime place for mold to thrive. Mold has to be living on a moist, organic surface to produce spores, so somewhere you have a colony.... or two.....or three. MERV 11 is a pretty good efficiency for home use (higher than normal) and should be trapping a lot of the spores depending on how efficient the mounting is. Your mold inspector should have a moisture meter to check materials and surfaces. It looks like he took RH readings which is good, as long as he took them at several places.
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Garmin 7 series touch screen GPS/HD radar plotters to both helms
Additional Garmin 5008 touch screen GPS/HD radar plotter to lower helm
Garmin GHC depth and speed
Garmin GM1 10 autopilot
Intellian sat TV with Sky HD linked to Garmin plotters
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High speed compass - dual station
Auto fire extinguishers in engine bay
Auto & manual bilge pumps
Fairline blue warps with 6 Fairline fenders
Intruder alarm
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Full navy cockpit canopy
Windscreen covers
Ivory leather upholstery in the dinette, cloth to saloon with Berber carpets
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Genuine lacquered American cherry joinery
Gauze mosquito covers and shades to all opening portholes/hatches
Sleeps seven in two double staterooms, one aft twin cabin and a single mid (crew) cabin
Forward VIP cabin has large walk-around double berth (interior sprung mattress) with large wardrobe with shelving, flatscreen TV, halogen ceiling and reading lights, full length mirror, two opening stainless steel portholes and outlet for air con/heating.
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Master double cabin is located mid ships and has a large walk-around double bed (interior sprung mattress) with upholstered bed-head, flatscreen TV, full-height wardrobe, dressing table, stowage locker. Ceiling and reading lights, two opening stainless steel portholes and outlet for air con/heating.
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Main saloon is accessed via curved stainless steel doors from cockpit. It includes full length sideboard incorporating bar, TV/DVD, combined fridge & icemaker, reverse cycle air conditioning & separate heating, U-shaped seating to port, cocktail table, halogen ceiling lights, 240v power sockets and tinted glass side windows.
Galley includes 4-ring ceramic electric halogen hob, combined microwave/convection/grill oven, new dishwasher, 7.0 cu.ft. refrigerator with automatic 12v240v changeover, twin sinks with hot & cold mixer tap, Avonite worktops, extractor fan, halogen ceiling lights, fire blanket, 240v power points. Ample cupboards with cherry wood doors provide plenty of storage space for bone china serving set and cutlery set. Underfloor storage space, waste bin and built-in ice container complete the area.
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Address: MohammadTaghi
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I am Jack and Rita G. Minker (full) Professor of Computer Science Department at the University of Maryland at College Park. I am currently the chair of Theory and Algorithms field in the department as well. I am also affiliated with Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland. In addition, I hold a Research Affiliate position in MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL). I am also a Permanent Member of Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science (DIMACS) at Rutgers.
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Before joining UMD, I was a Senior Researcher in the Algorithms and Theoretical Computer Science group at AT&T Labs - Research. Before joining to AT&T Research Labs, I was a one-year Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University (with ALADDIN project) and a one-year Postdoctoral Associate in MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) from which I also earned my Ph.D. under supervision of Professor Erik D. Demaine and Professor Tom Leighton (Sep. 2001- May 2005). I got my M.Sc. from the Computer Science Department of the University of Waterloo (Sep. 2000- Sep. 2001) and my B.Sc. from the Computer Engineering Department of Sharif University of Technology (Sep 1997-Sep 2000). During my doctoral studies, I also worked at Microsoft Research Theory group and Department of Mathematical Sciences at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center.
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5. Technical program committee, the 35th Annual IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), San Francisco, CA, April 2016.
6. Program committee, the 10th International Conference on Language and Automata Theory (LATA), Prague, Czech, March 2016.
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11. Co-chair, International Conference on Topics in Theoretical Computer Science (TTCS), Tehran, August 2015.
12. Program committee, the 9th International Workshop on Algorithms and Computation (WALCOM), Bangladesh, Feb 2015.
13. Program committee, the 15th ACM Conference on Economics and Computation (ACM EC), Palo Alto, CA, June 2014.
14. Technical program committee, the 33rd Annual IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), Toronto, Canada, April 2014.
15. Co-organizer, FOCS 2013 Workshop on Bidimensional Structures: Algorithms and Combinatorics, October 2013.
16. Program committee, the 45th ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing (STOC), Palo Alto, CA, May 2013.
17. Program committee, the 21st European Symposium on Algorithms (ESA), Sophia Antipolis, France, September 2013.
18. Program committee, the 16th International Workshop on Approximation Algorithms for Combinatorial Optimization Problems (APPROX), Berkeley, CA, August 2013.
19. Technical program committee, the 32nd Annual IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), Turin, Italy, April 2013.
20. Program committee, the 2nd International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications, and Informatics (ICACCI), Chennai, India, August 2013.
21. Program committee, the 8th Workshop on Internet & Network Economics (WINE), Liverpool, UK, December 2012.
22. Co-organizer, Seminar on Bidimensional Structures: Algorithms, Combinatorics, and Logic, Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany, March 2013.
23. Technical program committee, the 31th Annual IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), Orlando, FL, March 2012.
24. Co-organizer, Workshop on Approximation Techniques, Princeton University, June 2011.
25. Program committee, the 23st Annual ACM Symposium on Parallelism in Algorithms and Architectures (SPAA), San Jose, CA, 2011.
26. Program committee, the 16th Annual International Computing and Combinatorics Conference (COCOON), Nha Trang, Vietnam, July 2010.
27. Co-organizing Seminar on Fixed Parameter Algorithms and Approximation Algorithms, Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany, December 2009.
28. Organizing Network Design and Algorithms Session, INFORMS, San Diego, CA, October 2009.
29. Program committee, the 19th Annual ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Mathematics (SODA), San Francisco, CA, January 2008.
30. Program committee, International Workshop on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IWPEC), Victoria, Canada, May 2008.
31. Organizing Network Design Session, INFORMS, Washington, DC, October 2008.
32. Program committee, International Conference on Wireless Algorithms (WASA), Dallas, TX, October 2008.
33. Organizing Optimization in Wireless Network Session, INFORMS, Pittsburgh, November 2006.
34. Program Committee, the 2nd ACIS International Workshop on Self-Assembling Wireless Networks (SAWN), Las Vegas, Nevada, June 2006.
35. Program Committee, the 11th International CSI Computer Conference (CSICC), Tehran, January 2006.
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§ [Ph.D.] Melika Abolhassani, 2016 (with Ph.D. thesis entitled ``Allocation in Networks with Economic Applications'', now a lecturer at the University of Marylad, College Park)
§ [Ph.D.] Vahid Liaghat, 2015 (with Ph.D. thesis entitled `` Primal-dual Techniques for Online Algorithms and Mechanisms'', now a post-doc at Stanford University)
§ [Ph.D.] Reza Khani, 2015 (with Ph.D. thesis entitled ``Revenue Efficient Mechanisms for Online Advertisement'', now at Microsoft)
§ [Ph.D.] Anshul Sawant, 2015 (co-advised with Prof. V. S. Subrahmanian with Ph.D. thesis entitled ``Computational Analysis of Intelligent Agents: Social and Strategic Settings", , now at Google)
§ [Ph.D.] Rajesh Chitnis, 2014 (with Ph.D. thesis entitled ``Directed Graphs: Fixed-Parameter Tractability and Beyond'', now a post-doc at Weizmann Institute of Science)
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I carry it as well as my wife because as you said it has a place in the force continuum. Me first...I carry it mainly to hose down some road rager in my window and because I walk 4 miles a day, any dogs that get too upity. For the latter, I just carry it in my hand...no biggie. For the former, it's attached to my keychain. (easily removable with out taking the keys out of the ignition.) If some clown starts acting up behind me in a car, it's the first thing I do...disconnect and lay in the console next to my nightshades jungle dart. My pistol is a last resort. I'm amped up and watching for him to get out of the car as it is, so I'm definately watching his hands. Whatever is in them determines my decision.
Also being on my keychain, it instantly goes into my hand when I'm in the Walmart parking lot or wherever when it's daylight and I can see things clearly. I don't walk around constantly with my hand on my weapon. That changes at night though...
Now the wife...I've let her hose me down with it because I wanted to see for myself what the effects would be on myself as well has her. Yes...I love her that much. Anyway, believe me when I tell you that your eyesite is completely obliterated....gone...no more. I instantly closed my legs to prevent being kicked (reflex) not part of our plan, and doubled over grabbing my eyes. Of course it doesn't take you off your feet or anything and your thought process is still in tact, but my God it burns. She ran to the car, got in and locked the door, and I couldn't begin to give a damn. However...I'm not a rapist or a car jacker...no matter...anyone hosed with oc isn't going to be driving anywhere until they've rinsed that crap out with cold water for about 10 minutes. Even then there's considerable swelling.
She also carries a jungle dart but refuses to carry a gun...I know, I know. I've trained her how to shoot the revolver and taken her to practice so that I know she can do it, but she has no interest in carrying and flat out won't do it. She knows where it stays in the house and that's the best I can do for now.
Back to the oc...as far as multiple attackers go, I can't say from experience, but I doubt it would serve you very well. Also the element of surprise is a must...never bring it up to try to warn somebody...wait until they're in range and in one movement bring it up an hose them down...In the mouth as well if you can. Believe me...the effect is immediate.
OC is by no means a end all be all cure...just another tool in the box as far as I'm concerned but as for my wife and a lot of other people that may be squeamish about carrying for one reason or another it's a must...as well as a knife, dart or as you said...a blunt object and training. Just my .02, YMMV.


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By Martinne Geller
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Susan Coyne had her heart set on a new pair of earrings at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York, a purchase she would not have thought twice about even a few weeks ago.
But on Tuesday, she could not go through with it.
"I felt guilty about buying them. All my investments are down," said Coyne, who has been a Saks Inc sales associate for 31 years. "People are scared. I'm a big shopper here, too, but I'm holding back."
Luxury shoppers such as the Saks faithful make up only a small, elite portion of the U.S. economy, but tend to have an outsized effect on spending. They have kept their wallets open long after middle-income shoppers shut down under the pressure of a housing slump and rising food and fuel prices.
But now the last bastion of consumer strength finally appears to be caving due to the global financial crisis that has assaulted investment wealth as well as real estate values.
Even if a consumer still has millions in the bank, psychology plays a big role at the cash register.
"Of course you can continue to afford it," said Eva Jeanbart-Lorenzotti, chief executive of Vivre, a luxury goods catalog and online store whose wares include a $45 sterling silver ice cream spoon and a $3,800 mink chair. "Whether or not you feel like doing it is another question."
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Strawberry Switchblade
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Korova/WEA [KODE 11 LP, CODE 11 cassette]
LP and cassette only
A1) Since Yesterday
A2) Deep Water
A3) Another Day
A4) Little River
A5) 10 James Orr Street
B1) Let Her Go
B2) Who Knows What Love Is?
B3) Go Away
B4) Secrets
B5) Who Knows What Love Is? (Reprise)
B6) Being Cold
with black and white inner sleeve
Initial copies of LP with free 7" of Trees And Flowers / Go Away, reissued on Korova [SAM240]. These copies came shrinkwrapped and bearing a sticker approx 7cm diameter, white lettering on pink, 'special limited edition includes free 7" single'.
A very small number of copies of the LP were pressed with the test-pressing tracks and running order (see David Motion interview). The label and cover of these copies list the proper order.
also Japanese LP and CD [WEA Japan, 18P2-2856] with lyric book in English and leaflet of lyrics in Japanese
Cassette of the album issued in a non-copyright territory (probably the far east somewhere) with additional tracks By The Sea, Michael Who Walks By Night, Beautiful End and six tracks by The Bangles. (Team Records, [T6172], presumably 1985)
1997 Japanese reissue: WEA International [WPCR1093]
CD only
1) Since Yesterday
2) Deep Water
3) Another Day
4) Little River
5) 10 James Orr Street
6) Let Her Go
7) Who Knows What Love Is?
8) Go Away
9) Secrets
10) Who Knows What Love Is? (Reprise)
11) Being Cold
12) Beautiful End
13) Poor Hearts
14) Ecstasy (Apple Of My Eye)
15) Jolene
16) Black Taxi
17) Trees And Flowers (Extended Mix)
18) Michael Who Walks By Night
19) Since Yesterday (Extended Mix)
20) I Can Feel
Cover is exactly the same as the original release and doesn't mention the extra tracks
With lyric book in English and Japanese. Many of the production credits are incorrect, and some of the transcriptions of the lyrics have hilarious errors
Available from amazon.com
The 12" Album
Released in Japan only
LP only?
Warner Pioneer [P6219]
1) Let Her Go (Extended Mix) [4:48]
2) Trees and Flowers (Extended Mix) [6:40]
3) Since yesterday (Extended Mix) [6:27]
4) Jolene (Extended Mix) [6:12]
5) Michael Who Walks By Night [3:41]
6) Who Knows What Love Is (Extended Mix) [5:33]
7) Ecstasy (Apple of My Eye) [3:30]
Let Her Go (Extended Mix) is the same as the Let Her Go Kitchensynch Mix-up on the Who Knows What Love Is? 12 inch single
LP came with paper band around the front and an insert.
1995 CD reissue in Canada by Communique Records [CDCOMM5].
Badly remastered with sound quality about as good as the photocopy-style sleeve.
Buy it if you really want to from amazon.com
The Platinum Collection
December 2005
Warners [5101117332]
CD only
1)Since Yesterday
2) Trees and Flowers
3) Who Knows What Love Is?
4) Let Her Go
5) Jolene
6) Deep Water
7) Another Day
8) Little River
9) 10 James Orr Street
10) Go Away
11) Secrets
12) Being Cold
13) Poor Hearts
14) Black Taxi
15) Michael Who Walks by Night
16) I Can Feel
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Although not denoted on the sleeve, the versions of Trees And Flowers and Jolene are the extended mixes. I Can Feel is not the single as reissued on the 1997 Japanese CD, it's a previously unreleased demo version.


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The Week in Photos for 7/26/2016
The Diana, Coaching Club American Oaks, Lake George, San Clemente Handicap, San Diego Handicap, Nijinsky, Schuylerville, Sanford, Cougar II Handicap, and more.
The Diana, Coaching Club American Oaks, Lake George, San Clemente Handicap, San Diego Handicap, Nijinsky, Schuylerville, Sanford, Cougar II Handicap, and more.
Hronis Racing's Hard Aces took control at the start and repelled a stern challenge from Quick Casablanca around the final turn to win the $100,000 Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) July 24 at Del Mar.
Grade I winner Hard Aces highlights a field of six entered for the $100,000 Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) July 24 at Del Mar.
Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the eldest son of Sheikh Mohammed, died of a heart attack the morning of Sept. 19.
A switch in surfaces was no problem for Michael House's turf specialist Big John B in the $100,000 Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) July 24 at Del Mar.
Finnegans Wake, the 6-year-old son of Powerscourt, will look to extend his grade II turf winning streak to four in the $200,000 San Luis Rey Stakes (gr. IIT) going 1 1/2 miles March 21 at Santa Anita Park.
View more photos from our magazine series training offspring of Lemon Drop Kid. view slideshow
Lemon Drop Kid was the complete package when he went to stud in 2001 with an impeccable pedigree, top-of-his-class ability all three years racing, and dashing good looks.
TimeformUS looks at the Californian and the American Oaks. read blog
Fury Kapcori, a dominant front-running winner of the Precisionist Stakes (gr. III) one month ago, brings a four-race victory streak into the $200,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) May 31 at Santa Anita Park.
Millionaire and multiple grade I winner Richard's Kid (Lemon Drop Kid--Tough Broad, by Broad Brush) has been retired to Magali Farms in Santa Ynez, Calif., where he will stand the 2014 season for $4,500.
Richard's Kid, two-time winner of the Pacific Classic (gr. I) and of six total graded stakes through a 47-start career, has been retired due to a slight tendon tear.
Overcoming concerns about the Del Mar Polytrack, Game On Dude demolished the field by a record 8 1/2 lengths in the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) in the most dominant performance of his career Aug. 25.
A six-time grade I winner whose problems with the Polytrack at Del Mar have been well-chronicled, Game On Dude is on the verge of a breakthrough in the TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) Aug. 25, trainer Bob Baffert believes.
Game On Dude will break from post 11 at Del Mar Aug. 25 in a field of 13 for the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I), the richest race in the west for older horses.
Richard's Kid, looking for an unprecedented third victory in the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I), had trainer Doug O'Neill smiling after a six-furlong jaunt in 1:13 3/5 over the Polytrack for Joe Talamo Aug. 16.
Mired in a year-long slump since moving to the Doug O'Neill barn from Bob Baffert, Richard's Kid snapped out of it with a repeat victory in the $100,000 Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) July 26 at Del Mar.
Consistent Kettle Corn is to try for the second graded stakes win of his career and first since 2011 when he faces an expected 10 other starters in the $100,000 Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) on the night of July 26 at Del Mar.
Late-running Jeranimo returned to his best form with a perfect setup in the $300,000 Eddie Read Stakes (gr. IT), soaring through the stretch under a confident Rafael Bejarano to win going away on the turf July 20 at Del Mar.
French invader Sofast adds a new face to the $300,000 Eddie Read Stakes, which attracted a familiar group of Southern California-based middle-distance turf runners to the first grade I event of the season July 20 at Del Mar.
Odds-on choice Last Gunfighter collared pacesetter Eighttofasttocatch in the final furlong and drew off by 4 1/4 lengths for his sixth consecutive victory May 17 in the $300,000 Pimlico Special (gr. III) in Baltimore, Md.
John Gunther's Last Gunfighter, who has won five in a row since his maiden victory last October, will invade Maryland and face mostly locally based horses in the $300,000 Pimlico Special (gr. III) May 1.
Cyber Secret has not won on the dirt at Churchill Downs, but fresh off a 5 3/4-length victory in the April 13 Oaklawn Handicap, trainer Lynn Whiting is willing to put his unbeaten season on the line.
Successful Dan, coming back off a layoff of nearly 10 months, dictated an easy pace and held off the pursuing Boisterous in the final furlong to post a one-length victory in the Ben Ali Stakes (gr. III) April 21 at Keeneland.
There was a time when "the other Dan" was Wise Dan, who went on to become Horse of the Year. On April 21 fans will witness the return of the original, Successful Dan, in the $150,000 Ben Ali Stakes at Keeneland.
|Breeder / Owner
|Eoin G. Harty
|Dynamic Host
|Art Sherman
|Fly Lexis Fly
|Peter Miller
|Richard's Kid
|Doug F. O'Neill
|Romp (ARG)
|Kristin Mulhall
|Worth Repeating
|Michael Machowsky
|Bashford Manor S. (G3)
|Debutante S.
|Kelly's Landing Overnight S.
|Petticoat S.


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