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#1 Jan 2, 2013
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Jeremiah 23:
1 Woe be unto the pastors that destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture! saith the LORD. 2 Therefore thus saith the LORD God of Israel against the pastors that feed my people; Ye have scattered my flock, and driven them away , and have not visited them: behold, I will visit upon you the evil of your doings, saith the LORD. 3 And I will gather the remnant of my flock out of all countries whither I have driven them, and will bring them again to their folds; and they shall be fruitful and increase . 4 And I will set up shepherds over them which shall feed them: and they shall fear no more, nor be dismayed , neither shall they be lacking , saith the LORD:
Take heed you pastors that separate the churches,you that cause havac,deception within the body of christ(the church) confess your sins,and repent of your evil doings.Here the word of the Lord in jeremiah 23 and obey.!churches,love as christ loves,give as christ gives,forgive as christ forgives and not ask anything in return because God supplies every need.2013 God is going to restore his people,his churches,his ministries.everything that has been kept secret will be made known.god is cleaning his house of all that have created havoc in it,and he will restore it new shepherds over the flock.Knowone will be rejected.god is cleaning his house.Watch out when he starts useing his broom.
#2 Jan 3, 2013
Who is the Paster in which you speak? Are you ordaned by GOD to pass judgement? If so you should fear no man and call him out.
#3 Jan 3, 2013
All that is secret will be revealed,and all that is hidden will be exposed on the day of judgement.Perfect love casts out all fear.I judge not,but God will judge the heart.In the day of judgement all who created deception,division in the house of God will give account of it unless they confess their sins,and ask forgiveness from God.I have confessed my sins,and God has forgiven them,but he has also called me to preach the truth.It's time the truth was heard.We need to love as christ loves,give as christ gives,forgive as christ forgives,and not ask anything in return because God supplies every need.(Phil 4:19) All those who do not love how can the love of God be in them.?All those who don't give how will they recieve,and those who don't forgive how can they be forgiven.?It's time to win the lost,and lead them to Jesus christ instead of divideing the word of God,and scattering the sheep.!
#4 Jan 3, 2013
Don't feed me quotes. don't want to be misled by the wrong church. SO answer the question. Or, should i wait until it's to late?
#5 Jan 3, 2013
Read 1 John 4:1,You need to test every spirit wheather they are of God.Im not speaking to a certain church or pastor.you need to test them yourself.there are so many false prophets in the world today.we as christians have to discern which is true,and which is false.
#6 Jan 3, 2013
blah blah blah as usual - Carl Frye goes all the way around but never answers nothin
#7 Jan 3, 2013
If you weren't questioning the church or any one pastor , then what was the point of this scripture?
#8 Jan 3, 2013
wood u like a smoke an a pizza?
#9 Jan 3, 2013
The point is to warn people about lukewarm churches.churches that divide the flock,separate families,friendships.the love of many is waxing cold,and it's happening not only in the world,but also the house of God.the solution.god is cleaning house.He will sweep up the dirt and cast it into the fire..!
#10 Jan 3, 2013
I don't mean to come off as disrespectful,but you still haven't answered my question. Also it's not the church that's reeking havic amongst the flocks, it's the flocks that are reeking havic amongst the church.
#11 Jan 3, 2013
You are right.satan is comming into the house of god,and creating division,causeing heartache among families,friendships,but if we are to be spotless and blameless people we must have a aspotless and blameless churchMany churches have split up in coushatta because of race,ungodly activities,misunderstandings.2 013 God is going to start cleaning house by getting rid of the sin in his house.church is a place of prayer,but some people have made it a den of thieves clicks,(Little groups who want only who they want in it.)the churches Im refering to they know who they are and they will give account of their deeds at judgement.church is for lost people to come to know christ as their Lord and savior,not to have parties,contests,show.It's time the church does it's job.thats what God commanded them to do in the first place.(Matthew 28:19)
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XXX. go to church.
#14 Jan 4, 2013
oh look its kjk posting again this time as daddy
#15 Jan 4, 2013
Too late for me. Bro Carl won't answer my question. Save yourself Daddy.
#17 Jan 4, 2013
I did answer your question.You asked I answered.It may not be the one you wanted but it's the one God lead me to give you.!
#18 Jan 4, 2013
he asked which pastor you were refering to and if you were ordained by God to pass judgment - you answered neither
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Buffett, 82, will make remarks at the unveiling of the 8- foot (2.4 meter) tall bronze monument tomorrow at Werner Park in Sarpy County, Nebraska, near Omaha, according to a program for the event.
The statue is the first of Gibson in his hometown and will anchor a new Nebraska hall of fame outside the ballpark where Omaha's minor-league team plays. Buffett, a fan of the sport who's also from the city, pledged his support in 2011, according to Lee Polikov, the Sarpy County attorney and one of the project's organizers.
"Bob and I have been friends for 50 years," Buffett said in an e-mail sent by his assistant. "By anybody's standards, he is one of the best baseball players of all time, and I would also say he is the greatest competitor the game has ever seen."
Gibson, 77, was born in Omaha and attended high school and college in the city. He played his first major league game with the Cardinals in 1959. During his 17-year career with the team, he was a two-time winner of the Cy Young Award, the sport's highest honor for pitchers. He posted a 1.12 earned run average in 1968, the best figure since 1914.
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Clarence Werner, the founder of transportation company Werner Enterprises Inc. (WERN), funded the statue's granite base, lighting and landscaping, according to Polikov. The project has also received support from private donors.
Buffett used to throw the first pitch at minor league baseball games after the annual meetings of Omaha-based Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A), the company he built over more than four decades as chairman and chief executive officer. In 2001, he tried batting against Gibson.
"I was terrified, fearing Bob's famous brush-back pitch," Buffett wrote in a 2002 letter to shareholders. "Instead, he delivered a fast ball in the strike zone, and with a Mark McGwire-like swing, I managed to connect for a hard grounder, which inexplicably died in the infield. I didn't run it out: At my age, I get winded playing a hand of bridge."
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"It feels fast. I haven't evaluated it, nor put words to it. Nor do I know that I will. Suddenly having access to people I've grown up watching, to consider them my peers – it's surreal. To show up for work, and my scenes are with Daniel Day Lewis, and then to find out he's the most generous scene partner, and still has a youthful ambition to make every minute as good as possible. To work with people I admire so much, who are at the top of their field, yet who still have an urgent need to communicate something – I can't ask for anything better than that."
He's drawn to characters you're not sure what to make of – "people you can't sum up in their first scene. And maybe even by the end scene," he says. But he's not sure if his performances succeed, because he rarely watches them. For example, he's never seen Girls.
"Swear to God," he insists. "Whenever I do watch something, I walk away wanting to change it, make it look better. In life I try to control things and make things very neat. When I go to see movies or TV or plays, I always feel I can tell if someone was trying to make it look better. But I'm attracted to things that aren't straight on, that are left of centre, that aren't perfect, that are messy. That feels more true to me. I feel if I watched Girls, I would judge my performance and want to tidy it up."
His future is crowded with interesting-looking projects. First there's Tracks, the true story of Robyn Davidson (Mia Wasikowska), who in the 1970s trekked 2,700 kilometres across the Australian Outback accompanied only by four camels and a dog. Driver plays the National Geographic photographer who dropped in and out of her journey.
Then there's The F Word, a clever Canadian comedy in which he is best pal to a lovelorn Daniel Radcliffe. After that comes a comedy set during a shiva, a reteaming with Noah Baumbach, and projects with Jeff Nichols (who directed Mud) and Martin Scorsese (opposite Liam Neeson and Andrew Garfield).
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Loic Remy – out another two to three weeks
This is what John Carver said this morning:
"We think Loic is out for two to three weeks and Mathieu three to four weeks, so we have the next three or four games where they're likely to be missing and these guys will have to step up.
Well they didn't step up on Saturday, and we wondered before the game who would score the goals with Remy missing – and the answer was nobody. 🙁
And while it's true that Papiss Cisse had two efforts very well saved by the goalkeeper – the truth is Papiss should have scored with both chances, and they came before Fulham's goal and could (would?) have changed the game in Newcastle's favor.
But to be fair to Papiss, he is still getting into scoring positions, even though he's having a poor season – with only three goals in 20 appearances.
Both Luuk de Jong and Papiss Cisse will need to take their chances while Loic is out, because their future Newcastle careers depend on it – but both players seem to be lacking confidence, and with strikers, confidence is almost everything.
This is not good news on the injury front from John Carver today.
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"Well at least we finally shot a high percentage. I will give us that, but I was unhappy with our turnovers. We're supposed to win the game from a talent standpoint, we're at home. I'm not really focused on the score, but it's nice to win obviously.
"But it's a process. We're trying to build a team that's consistent with our effort. We had a lot of breakdowns that don't show up in the stat sheet. Actually, they do. They shot 48 percent in the second half against us and they had more offensive rebounds than we did which are two stats that are totally unacceptable in our program.
"So it's all a process on getting better. We've got to continue to get better at boxing out. We got exploited in some areas tonight with our half-court defense. They did a good job of attacking our pressure, give Campbell some credit. I thought some of their kids especially Andrew Ryan did a great job of pushing the ball and Reco McCarter really did a pretty good job as well. Of course, it would've helped if our guys had known they were left-handed. We worked on that for three days. I have three assistant coaches and I have to go see the ear doctor tomorrow because they were screaming left. I don't know why we have to scream left when we're playing a team were everybody is left-handed. So it shouldn't be that hard to figure out that they are left-handed it's not like it's just one guy.
"So there were a lot of things I was upset about like things in our program that are acceptable that happened tonight, but we did have 36 field goals and shot 63 percent. I thought our passing was really good. I thought our big guys were sloppy in the first half, especially. They had six of our eight turnovers, and Jermaine Lawrence had three."
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"It was a combination. They're a matchup zone team, switching team, so we were trying to get them to switch and just throw it inside. We were trying to be really complicated. Then again we have some guys that can score in there and it would've been nice if we could have played Dave (Nyarsuk) but it's just tough to play Dave against a team that's got their five man shooting three-point shots. It's almost impossible to play him unless we are going to plat zone, obviously they were 11 for 22 from three. It's not like I want to play a whole lot of zone, so it's hard to give Dave minutes."
On if Justin Jackson's performance offensively is what he has been looking for from him this season:
"Yeah, I thought he could've have done a lot better than he did to be honest with you. He had a couple of lazy plays, but he did a good job on the offensive glass. I would like to get to the point where we can run a lot of offense through him, trust him with the basketball. But one of the things I believe in is you can't ask guys to do something that they have never done before. So going into the game before we get to certain points in our season we have to get him touches in the post so he can get a comfort level in live action.
"We obviously in practice all the time but not just him but Titus (Rubles), and Jermaine Lawrence as well. You can't say well you got no post game you have to try and you have to develop them, you have to give them the ball and you got to get your spacing and movement around them so you can play inside out. Our guys know that it's something we have worked on the last couple days, I try to create a switch with this team and get it inside but it was good practice for him and even with that I thought we were a little sloppy.
"Again we had eight turnovers the big guys had eight but only two in the second half and I thought we let our guard down to much tonight our pursuit wasn't as relentless as we needed it to be. We were only interested in playing about 20 minutes tonight, if we do that when conference play start you're going to lose. So it's a lesson you have to learn and it's why you have to play these games. Guys have to learn that you have to toughen up. You've got to be able to play 40 minutes.
On what it means to him for Sean Kilpatrick to eclipse the 1,500 career points mark:
"I'm just happy I get a chance to coach him. As a coach, you have a chance when you have guys that care and take ownership in a program. He, Justin (Jackson) and Titus (Rubles) are all that way, but to the point of your question, the guy's effort is tremendous. I just have to get him to block out better. One area where he has to become a better player is his defensive rebounding. If I sound like I am being picky I am because it would be nice to try to compete and win a championship, the first one would our conference championship. So you're talking about beating everybody and trying to win every game, so you have to eliminate mistakes and be good at everything. You have to better than your opponent.
"But anyways, he is for a scorer a true warrior a lot of scorers are pretty and jump shooters and all that but SK is all work. He is a self-made player I give him all the credit. I have tremendous respect for him. He has made himself into who he is with toughness, sweat, commitment, and sacrifice. He is a great example for our younger players a great example."
#5 Justin Jackson, F
On being more comfortable in the post:
"Like I said in the beginning, Mick and I sat down and talked about it, and he said I would be more effective as a post player, than someone that plays more around the perimeter, and I agreed with him. I bought into what he said and we wound up working on it the whole summer. I just got my feel for it."
On shooting over 60 percent from the field:
"I give credit to Campbell, they played hard but we just played our game. We weren't worried about their defense. We went out there and executed what we needed to do."
On his favorite kind of block:
"My favorite kind of block is catching it, but I haven't done that yet. I'm working on it though."
On what he was most happy about with the team tonight:
"Just playing our game, playing hard, and executing. We really ran our plays well tonight. We bought into the game today and it was effective."
#3 Shaquille Thomas, F
On his mid-range game:
"I have been working on it all summer and it's really effective. I am just trying to get more comfortable with it each and every game. I know they are going to end up falling because it goes in at practice, so I just have to keep on working it."
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Macombs Dam Bridge
|Macombs Dam Bridge
View from the south showing the swing span over the Harlem River (left), and the camelback span over railroad tracks (right) in 2014;
Manhattan is to the left, the Bronx to the right, with Yankee Stadium in the background
|40°49′41″N 73°56′02″W / 40.82806°N 73.93389°WCoordinates: 40°49′41″N 73°56′02″W / 40.82806°N 73.93389°W
|four lanes of roadway, one lane on each side for pedestrians
|Harlem River
|Manhattan and the Bronx, New York City
|Maintained by
|New York City Department of Transportation
|swing bridge and camelback bridge
|Total length
|2,540 feet (770 m)
|Longest span
|408 feet (124 m)
|May 1, 1895
|Daily traffic
|39,020 (2012)[1]
The Macombs Dam Bridge (mə-KOOMZ) spans the Harlem River in New York City, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx near Yankee Stadium. It is the third-oldest bridge in New York City[2] and, along with the 155th Street Viaduct, was designated a New York City Landmark in January 1992. The bridge is operated and maintained by the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT).
History and description[edit]
The bridge is located 3.2 miles (5.1 km) from the mouth of the Harlem River. It consists of a swing bridge over the Harlem River decorated with four finials and with stone end piers with shelter houses, and a camelback span over the railroad tracks on the Bronx side. The main swing span is 408 feet (124 m) long and provides two shipping channels with 150 feet (46 m) of horizontal clearance. When closed the bridge provides 25 feet (7.6 m) of vertical clearance. The bridge's total length is 2,540 feet (770 m).
The current bridge is the most recent of several bridges in the area, the first of which – along with the since-demolished lock-and-dam system – opened in 1814. The wooden Central Bridge followed in 1861, to be replaced by the current bridge, which was also called the Central Bridge;[2] a plaque bearing this name still be seen on the swing span. However the name never stuck, and the old name Macombs Dam Bridge remained in popular use.[3]
Construction began in 1890 and was completed in 1895[2] at a total cost of $1.3 million. The bridge, which was designed by consulting engineer Alfred Pancoast Boller,[4] opened on May 1, 1895.[5] The New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) began a $145 million renovation of this bridge in 1999.
It has four lanes for vehicular traffic, and a sidewalk on each side for pedistrians.[3][5]
At the western end of the bridge is a long steel viaduct[2] leading to the intersection of 155th Street and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard (Seventh Avenue), both of which end at the bridge. At the eastern end, a steel approach road leads to Jerome Avenue, which extends north into the Bronx and Westchester County.
Immediately to the north of the bridge was another swing bridge along which the now-demolished 9th Avenue El reached the Bronx and the IRT Jerome Avenue Line. That bridge was demolished sometime after this section of the 9th Avenue El ceased operation in 1958.
For 2011, the NYCDOT, which operates and maintains the bridge, reported an average daily traffic volume in both directions of 44,311; having reached a peak AADT of 55,609 in 1957.[6]
Public transportation[edit]
The Macombs Dam Bridge carries the Bx6 bus route operated by MTA New York City Transit. The route's average weekday ridership is 21,973.[7]
See also[edit]
- ^ "2012 New York City Bridge Traffic Volumes" (PDF). Retrieved 2014-09-23.
- ^ a b c d New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission; Dolkart, Andrew S. (text); Postal, Matthew A. (text) (2009), Postal, Matthew A., ed., Guide to New York City Landmarks (4th ed.), New York: John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 978-0-470-28963-1, pp. 204-205
- ^ a b "Macomb's Dam Bridge". bridgesnyc. 2010. Retrieved 2014-01-17.
- ^ White, Norval; Willensky, Elliot; Leadon, Fran (2010), AIA Guide to New York City (5th ed.), New York: Oxford University Press, ISBN 9780195383867, p. 547
- ^ a b "N.Y.C. Department of Transportation - Infrastructure - Harlem River Bridges". nyc.gov. New York City Department of Transportation. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
- ^ New York City Department of Transportation (March 2010). "2008 New York City Bridge Traffic Volumes" (PDF). p. 74. Retrieved 2010-06-27.
- ^ "Average Weekday NYC Transit Bus Ridership". MTA New York City Transit. 2012. Retrieved 2012-07-04.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Macombs Dam Bridge.
- Official website
- Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) No. NY-269, "Macombs Dam Bridge, Spanning Harlem River Between 155th Street Viaduct, Jerome Avenue, & East 162nd Street, Bronx, Bronx County, NY", 80 photos, 27 data pages, 11 photo caption pages
- Macombs Dam Bridge at Structurae
- NYC roads.com
- Modjeski Construction
- Picture of Putnam Bridge, the now-demolished el bridge that was north of Macombs Dam Bridge
- Side view of above bridge
- Aerial view of Polo Grounds, Yankee Stadium, Putnam Bridge and Macombs Dam Bridge


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The Veer's 2.6in LCD screen is very nice to look at thanks to strong colours, a decent black level, and wide viewing angles. Moreover, HP has managed to pack a serviceable resolution, of 320 x 400 pixels, in. This means that while the display is small, it still packs in enough detail and looks sharp enough to be more than adequate for day to day use. In contrast, the HTC Wildfire (another small, lower cost smartphone) pushes the limit of usability with its 240 x 320 pixel screen.
Inevitably, a few tasks, like watching video, playing games, and browsing the web are going to be less enjoyable than on larger screened devices but it holds up pretty well. All your everyday messaging and organisation tasks are certainly well catered for.
What really helps in setting the Veer apart from other small smartphones is its operating system. It runs a full version of WebOS which is very easy to use and finger friendly, yet powerful and fully featured.
You get a sophisticated multi-tasking interface that presents all the programs you have running as cards running across the screen, allowing you to bundle related cards into stacks or swipe cards of screen to close them. It's a brilliant interface that makes all the more difference on this small device.
Synergy is another key feature to WebOS, bringing together social networking, email account, and instant messaging account information so that from a single contact you can access a mass of information or from a single calendar you can view all your goings on. It's even open to third parties so if the next social networking site takes off, you won't have to wait for a new update to your phones firmware to add it.
Also featured is Just Type that lets you search your phone for contacts, emails and apps simply by opening the slider and starting to type. If you can't find what you're looking for on your phone you can choose an Internet search (which is again compatible with third party sites so you can even add a search button for TrustedReviews). Alternatively you can use what you've just typed to start an email or text message.
The easy to use web browser even supports flash video.
Whether the phone will really work day to day is hard to say right now (and is so very dependent on what functionality you're willing to sacrifice) but certainly in terms of boxes ticked, this phone is doing very well indeed. Plus, it's just so darn cute!


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I saw a roving the other day that I just had to have! Of course, there was no option for spun in the same colour, so I bought the roving.
I figured...I guess it is time to learn to spin. I have a book, and I am getting my moms old spinning wheel....and I am going to get myself a bit of cheap roving to practice on....
Does anyone know of a really great free online tutorial for spinning?
There are lots of pictures in my book, but I am a visual learner, and just need to see it happening.
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Happy Earth Day! Now let's talk about the racket called recycling.
RECYCLING IS A RACKET And Pueblo should run away screaming as it's City Council is considering forcing trash hauler to offer recycling. We got had years ago when it comes to this boondoggle. ONE little trash barge in the 80's go this whole thing going, and even now it ends up costing consumers more to recycle than it would just throw everything in the landfill. And we've got plenty of landfill space, fyi. Read this article for more details. Or this.
I KIND OF FEEL SORRY FOR MARK UDALL Not enough to vote for him, mind you, but watching him squirm over fracking makes me sad for him. Why? Because apparently being in politics prevents you from standing on principle...at least for him anyway. How does he really feel about fracking? We probably won't know if Cory Gardner continues to poll well. And if him not weighing in doesn't bother his base, shame on them.
SEE? I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE CONCERNED You all should know by now I have a healthy fear of an EMP attack. After reading this article, I see I need to expand my fear of a nuke detonated high up in the sky to include a massive solar storm. I may never sleep again until I buy a car with a carburetor.
IT'S NOT JUST FOR MILLENIALS ANYMORE! A study out of California shows an interesting trend. Older adults moving back in with their parents. And it's not so the kids can help the parents, it's so the parents can help the kids, who have been hit by long term unemployment and the sagging economy. The older you are, the harder it is to find a job. Ageism as it's best.
THIS IS JUST A SAD COMMENTARY ON WHAT THE INTERNET HAS DONE TO US Good news! A baby was born in April! Even better news: her parents weren't morons who honored the rules of the internet contest they had to let the internet name their baby. Otherwise, the baby would have hated them and eventually murdered them in their sleep.
SHOULD IT BE HARDER TO AMEND OUR CONSTITUTION? I think it should be very difficult to amend the founding document of this state, with a very high standard of approval. There is a bill in the House that would require more signatures to put a proposed amendment on the ballot and then require a 2/3 majority to pass muster. I think this is a great idea, however, I have a prediction. This ballot measure will pass by less than a 2/3 majority thus becoming an amendment that would fail by the standards it requires. It's happened before. But it's still a good thing.
WOULD YOU WANT THIS JOB? Because of the way the late Kristine Kirk's 911 call was handled there is scrutiny on the entire group of 911 operators. Which is good, because the way this call was handled is tragic. Fox 31 is working on the story and found some prior issues with 911 operators. They spend a lot of time talking about one guy, who has been fired, but overall, how do these operators do? This is a job I would not want. Talk about dealing with people at their worst.
GENETIC CURES FOR DISEASES? This story is so exciting for people who suffer with diseases for which there is no cure. Scientists have "cured" genetic liver disease in rats by changing the faulty DNA that caused it in the first place. Genome therapy is the most exciting medical field around now and will fundamentally change medicine when all is said and done.
YET ANOTHER GREAT CAMPAIGN AD After being accused of feeling "entitled" because of his military service, the guy challenging Senator Mark Pryor in Arkansas is hitting back with a rather funny ad.
Funny how Mark Pryor, who's daddy paved his way into politics, is talking about entitlement, isn't it?


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The Moscow Times – an English-language weekly newspaper.
The newspaper is the leading foreign-language publication in Russia. It is known not only for its independent and unbiased views, but also for its unique style of presentation. The Moscow Times originally catered to foreigners living in Moscow, but has also gained a broad Russian audience in the many years since it first appeared.
The print edition of the newspaper has unique distribution system, with free copies available at 500 prime locations throughout Moscow – business centers, embassies, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, sport clubs and other popular establishments.
Published since 1992
Periodicity – weekly
Circulation – 55 000 copies
Color supplement Jobs & Careers is dedicate to job searching, career building and receiving a business education both in Russia and abroad.
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Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Michael Floyd sentenced to one day in jail and five more days of house arrest after an Arizona judge found he violated the terms of his house arrest for a DUI.
The Minnesota Vikings will need both their 2016 and 2017 draft classes contribute early. Who on their roster should start to help bolster the offense and defense? Danielle Hunter At the age of 22, D...
Bad news for Michael Floyd ... the Minnesota Vikings WR tested positive for alcohol during his house arrest this week, TMZ Sports has learned -- and it could mean jail time for the NFL star.
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Michael Floyd could be ordered to serve jail time after testing positive for alcohol during house arrest...
Running back Dalvin Cook popped up in the first round of many mock drafts, but he wound up remaining available until the Vikings plucked him with the 41st overall selection. After seeing Cook's work in practice since joining the team, it's fair to say that coach Mike Zimmer thinks that was good luck
Vikings coach Mike Zimmer says the retina in his right eye that has required eight surgeries is "perfect" as he prepares to take a little break before training camp.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater hasn't been cleared to practice, but he has been throwing to receivers as part of individual drills, and so far the reviews have been good...
By signing Latavius Murray and drafting Dalvin Cook, the Minnesota Vikings took aggressive steps to replace Adrian Peterson in the backfield.
Eight months after initially injuring his right eye, Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Zimmer is still having trouble seeing out of it thanks to a gas bubble put there to hold the retina in place. During a two-week leave ordered by the team to help his eye recover from an eighth surgery on a detached retina
Mike Zimmer turns 61 years old today. His birthday present is going back to work. The Minnesota Vikings announced Monday that Zimmer was cleared to return after an eighth eye surgery.
The Vikings have their head coach back. The team announced on Monday morning that Mike Zimmer has received clearance from doctors to resume his duties with the team. Zimmer missed the first six Organized Team Activities over the last two weeks while he was recovering from an eighth eye surgery related to a detached retina...
Vikings wide receiver Jarius Wright had his worst season as a pro in 2016, appearing in just eight games and catching 11 passes for 67 yards and a touchdown. To put that in perspective, in the prev...
See the best photographs from the past week in Minnesota sports, including Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Lynx and Minnesota United FC Loons
Today, May 28, marks the 29th birthday of former Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin. Harvin was drafted 22nd overall by the Vikings in the 2009 NFL Draft. He was super-dynamic with the Vikings. In ...
The Lions are adding much-needed help to the backfield. Former Vikings running back Matt Asiata has agreed to a one-year deal, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per a source.
Former Vikings running back Matt Asiata has agreed to a one-year deal with the Lions, according to his agent.
Cook spoke with CBS Sports about following in a future Hall of Famer's footsteps
Fullback John Kuhn saw a lot of Adrian Peterson while Kuhn was with the Packers watching Peterson run against the Green Bay defense as a member of the Vikings. The two players are now part of the same backfield in New Orleans, something Kuhn said on Thursday that he dreamed about while standing on the
In February, Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur said that the team expected wide receiver Laquon Treadwell to make a big jump after a quiet rookie season. Shurmur revisited Treadwell's status during OTAs this week. Treadwell has been working with Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen in three-receiver
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.—The Vikings released a video of Teddy Bridgewater throwing to teammates during organized team activities on Tuesday, but the team is still uncertain about whether the 2014 first-round draft pick will ever play in the NFL again."This entire organization (is) just hoping that...
The Minnesota Vikings posted a 38-second clip of Teddy Bridgewater throwing while wearing a large brace on his leg
The Minnesota Vikings posted a video on their Twitter page Tuesday, showing quarterback Teddy Bridgewater taking drops and throwing footballs. The QB is recovering from a devastating knee injury.
Guess who's back, back again. Teddy's back, tell a friend
With the Minnesota Vikings assembled, FOX Sports North presents a few things to keep an eye on during OTAs.
May 20 (The Sports Xchange) - Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Zimmer met with the media on Saturday and revealed he underwent another eye operation last week. That
Mike Zimmer had his eighth eye surgery this past Wednesday, and the Vikings coach hopes it will be the last operation on his eye.
The Minnesota Vikings were a playoff team in 2015, widely lauded for improvement. Last season, the Vikings were 8-8, taking a lot of criticism for its collapse after a 5-0
The Minnesota Vikings reached an agreement Wednesday with defensive tackle Will Sutton , a 2014 third-round pick who spent the first three years of his NFL career with the NFC North rival Chicago Bears ...
The Minnesota Vikings have signed 6-foot-8 offensive lineman Freddie Tagaloa
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The fresh start for wide receiver Michael Floyd's sidetracked career will come at home in Minnesota.
A wrestling background carries a certain seal of quality with Vikings scouts, and it fueled the team's picks of C Pat Elflein and DT Jaleel Johnson.
Minnesota Vikings rookie Bucky Hodges will wear the number of his favorite player: Randy Moss
When the NFL released its 2017 regular-season schedule, the Monday night opener didn't have much steak, or much sizzle. It now has both. The ho-hum matchup of the 7-9 Saints and 8-8 Vikings took on a new dynamic when Adrian Peterson surprisingly opted to accept a reduced salary and a reduced role in New Orleans....
The Vikings decided not to bring back Adrian Peterson in 2017. Instead, Peterson waited and waited and waited in free agency before finally signing with the New Orleans Saints. In Week 1, the Saint...
FOX Sports North takes a look at how new players obtained in the draft by the Minnesota Vikings' 2017 foes change their gameplan this season.
It won't take long for Peterson to return to Minnesota, doing so in the season opener.
The New Orleans Saints-Minnesota Vikings opener on "Monday Night Football" looked like a curious scheduling choice, then it looked brilliant when Adrian Peterson signed with the Saints.
New Orleans Saints running back Adrian Peterson jokingly said he'll be seeking "revenge" when he faces off with the Minnesota Vikings in Week 1 after spending the first decade of his career in purple and gold...
Look out. When New Orleans Saints running back Adrian Peterson faces his former Minnesota Vikings in Week 1 next season, he'll be out for "revenge."In a bit of happenstance that couldn't have been more fortuitous for the NFL, the Vikings will host
Adrian Peterson joked his return trip to U.S. Bank Stadium on Sept. 11 will be "revenge," then said he's looking forward to showing his former Vikings teammates what he can do against them.
After the draft and signing UDFAs, a few players had to go
If Teddy Bridgewater is on the PUP list for the first six weeks of the season, the Vikings retain his rights without using the fifth-year option.
Anthony Barr's fifth-year option in 2018 will make him the top-paid 4-3 OLB in the NFL, but there's no guarantee the Vikings will keep him long-term.
The Vikings are rooting for Teddy Bridgewater to return to the huddle from his catastrophic knee injury. But they're not putting their money on him.
The Minnesota Vikings exercised the fifth-year option on former UCLA linebacker Anthony Barr , but declined to do the same with injured quarterback Teddy Bridgewater .
The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms to 13 undrafted rookie free agents. Fox 9's Hobie Artigue says one name to watch is offensive tackle Aviante Collins of TCU, a player who entered the NFL Draft as a projected 5th or 6th Round pick at a position of need for the Vikings.
If Bridgewater isn't re-signed, he'll hit free agency after next season
The Minnesota Vikings will not exercise the fifth-year option on quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
The Minnesota Vikings will not exercise the fifth-year option on quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday.
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The Cre8tive Generations Craft Fair
Sunday, December 28, 2014 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
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Hello fellow thrifters and fleas. Do you have a thing for handmade or vintage things?
On December 28th various artisans and crafters will gather in one space to showcase their work for you to purchase It is FREE entry to the public of course.
There will be festive music and face painting. More information will be posted on the events' official website as well as a list of vendors expected to be at the fair.
Website: Cre8tivegencraftfair.info
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Human–computer interaction : the impact of users' cognitive styles on query reformulation behaviour during web searching
Kinley, Khamsum, Tjondronegoro, Dian W., Partridge, Helen L., & Edwards, Sylvia L. (2012) Human–computer interaction : the impact of users' cognitive styles on query reformulation behaviour during web searching. In Proceedings of Australasian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction (OZCHI 2012), Melbourne, Vic.
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This paper discusses users' query reformulation behaviour while searching information on the Web. Query reformulations have emerged as an important component of Web search behaviour and human-computer interaction (HCI) because a user's success of information retrieval (IR) depends on how he or she formulates queries. There are various factors, such as cognitive styles, that influence users' query reformulation behaviour. Understanding how users with different cognitive styles formulate their queries while performing Web searches can help HCI researchers and information systems (IS) developers to provide assistance to the users. This paper aims to examine the effects of users' cognitive styles on their query reformation behaviour. To achieve the goal of the study, a user study was conducted in which a total of 3613 search terms and 872 search queries were submitted by 50 users who engaged in 150 scenario-based search tasks. Riding's (1991) Cognitive Style Analysis (CSA) test was used to assess users' cognitive style as wholist or analytic, and verbaliser or imager. The study findings show that users' query reformulation behaviour is affected by their cognitive styles. The results reveal that analytic users tended to prefer Add queries while all other users preferred New queries. A significant difference was found among wholists and analytics in the manner they performed Remove query reformulations. Future HCI researchers and IS developers can utilize the study results to develop interactive and user-cantered search model, and to provide context-based query suggestions for users.
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text: Mendex is a 20 years old Mexican DJ/producer currently living in Mexico City.His start in the electronic scene has a history since age 13, when he began to develop his love for electronic music. Over time achieving the use of CD Players and later Vinyl turntables. It was in 2011 when he began his stage as a producer, under the influences like Daft Punk, deadmau5, Justice, Tiesto and more. Gradually getting involved in the electro house genre, led him to release his first EP on the most famous electronic music digital store "Beatport".In 2013, a stage of evolution and reform began, he began experimenting in the genre of House and Techno. With this, leading him to create the "John Mendex" project, a completely different from the original project. Influenced by the rhythms of Crazibiza, DJ Dan, slideback, tradelove, among others, focuses on a more melodic genre. Holding the pen name of John Mendex, he achieve his first remix release in beatport (Tesla by Hever Weekend).Currently Mendex continues to produce under both pseudonyms and great musical ideas in the future are expected.Top Sales in Circus Freak RecordsSigned on various labels including: Digital Empire Records, Complex Digital Records, RockDaHouse Records, Arenas Recordings, among others


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Protesters against Egypt's mass death sentencing, Washington DC, March 27, 2014
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UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, voiced his "strong concerns" over the mass death sentences delivered to 529 supporters of Egypt's ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
Ban raised his concern over the issue during meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister, Nabil Fahmy, in Brussels on the sidelines of a European Union-African summit.
"The Secretary General conveyed to the minister his strong concerns regarding the mass death penalty sentences announced recently, as well as the detention of journalists," Ban's press office said in a statement.
The UN's Human Rights Council said the death sentence delivered on March 24 flouted international law, voicing concern for thousands of others facing the same charges.
Morsi supporters are facing a deadly crackdown launched by the military-installed authorities since he was ousted in July, with hundreds of people killed and thousands arrested.
They are accused of attacking both people and public property in southern Egypt in August, after security forces broke up two Cairo protest camps set up by Morsi supporters on August 14.
They are also charged with committing acts of violence that led to the deaths of two policemen in Minya, judicial sources said.
Figures reveal Egypt's military-backed Government has jailed nearly 16,000 people over the past few months.
Anti-Government demonstrators have been holding rallies almost on a daily basis, demanding that Morsi be reinstated.
Rights groups say at least 1,400 people have been killed in the violence since the ouster of Morsi, "most of them due to excessive force used by security forces."
Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Rupert Colville, said, "The mass imposition of the death penalty after a trial rife with procedural irregularities is in breach of international human rights law. A mass trial of 529 people conducted over just two days cannot possibly have met even the most basic requirements for a fair trial," he said.
398 of the defendants were tried in absentia, and the exact charges against each defendant were unclear as they were not read out in court and not all defendants had a lawyer.
"It is particularly worrying that there are thousands of other defendants who have been detained since last July on similar charges," said Colville.
Defence lawyers said that they did not have proper access to their clients and that the court did not consider evidence they had presented on their behalf, he said.
Some boycotted the trial, complaining of irregularities. "We refrained from attending … because the judge has violated criminal law procedures and did not allow the [lawyers] to present their defence," Adel Ali, a member of the defence team.
Amnesty International said the mass death sentences are a grotesque example of the shortcomings and the selective nature of Egypt's justice system.
Deputy Middle East and North Africa Programme Director at Amnesty International, Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, said, "This is injustice writ large and these death sentences must be quashed. Imposing death sentences of this magnitude in a single case makes Egypt surpass most other countries' use of capital punishment in a year."
"This is the largest single batch of simultaneous death sentences we've seen in recent years, not just in Egypt but anywhere in the world.
"Egypt's courts are quick to punish Mohamed Morsi's supporters but ignore gross human rights violations by the security forces. While thousands of Morsi's supporters languish in jail, there has not been an adequate investigation into the deaths of hundreds of protesters. Just one police officer is facing a prison sentence, for the deaths of 37 detainees."
"Without an independent and impartial process that can deliver truth and justice for all, many will question whether Egypt's criminal justice system has indeed anything to do with justice. In any event, recourse to the death penalty is inherently unjust, and the Egyptian authorities should impose a moratorium on executions, with a view to abolishing it."
EU High Representative, Catherine Ashton, also criticised the court's verdict and called for the authorities to guarantee a fair trial.
"This is particularly important for the credibility of Egypt's transition towards democracy," she said in a statement.


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Of course, Aank. When relatives are going to pay a visit, it means it'll be a boring day... Seriously, it's very boring when that happens, you're literal forced to be near them.
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Yea, know the feeling tbh!
Anyway. Time for bed, work at 7 again tomorrow!
Good night Anak.
Depends on the relatives tbh, I like some of mine
... Some.
Night Ana
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I like some too, but it's only my two grandmas and that's it.
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Going to play some LoL, brb.
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Camille Pissarro is revered today as a father of Impressionism. But the radical spirit of one of the world's most revolutionary art movements stayed with him all his life, much to the horror of his dealer.
"He was an active supporter of anarchist politics well into middle age, at a time when anarchists were bombing restaurants, theatres and horse-drawn taxis," says the National Gallery of Victoria's senior curator of international art, Ted Gott.
"It would be the equivalent of a contemporary Melbourne artist supporting al-Qaeda. They were dangerous times and he went out on a limb for his beliefs," he says.
"Sales of his work dropped off because people stopped buying his paintings."
Gott is speaking before this weekend's opening of a blockbuster exhibition of Pissarro's works. It contains more than 100 works that have come from leading international museums, including the Tate, the Musee d'Orsay and the Metropolitan, as well as private lenders.
Four paintings in Australia, two from the NGV, are included. It follows the NGV's 2004 Impressionism exhibition that generated $25.7 million for the Victorian economy and attracted more than 380,000 visitors, including 78,000 from interstate and overseas.
"That included a bit from everyone, including Pissarro," Gott says. "It is far more unusual in Australia to have a major retrospective devoted to only one artist."
He says it reveals aspects of Pissarro's career that are often overlooked. While renowned for his landscape paintings, he also painted portraits and crowds, as well as being a radical printmaker with fellow Impressionist Edgar Degas.
He is the only artist who took part in all eight Impressionist exhibitions held in Paris between 1874 and 1886. But, in the last one, his work was relegated to a back room because it was too radical for the other artists.
"He was an agent of change all his life," Gott says. In 1885, Pissarro befriended a much younger and unknown artist, Georges Seurat, and began to adopt the techniques that would define Pointillism.
"Pissarro was far better known, but he picks up this new technique and runs with it. That was another move that didn't make his dealer very happy."
He says it is easy to forget today just what a radical departure Impressionism was from the conventions of its day. The establishment's Salon occasionally accepted work by Pissarro who, at the same time, was pursuing his own studies into new techniques that were eventually to lead to the first Impressionist exhibition.
He and Claude Monet were the most active in establishing the 1874 show, which Gott says was an amazing achievement easily overlooked today.
"It could not have been easy to get the premises for the show, and to get all the artists to agree before printing the catalogue," he says. "Then it all ends in disaster - there are bad reviews, it closes early and everyone is declared to be bad artists and madmen. The rest is history."
But Pissarro's radicalism is apparent in the subjects he painted in what became early impressionist works. Unlike Monet, who chose attractive subjects, he painted mundane stretches of rural life where nothing seems to be going on.
"He might choose a slice of muddy road, a field of cabbages or a patch of sky. But he was able to make these uninteresting subjects into extraordinary art," Gott says.
It was Pissarro's uncompromising commitment to art, even though he had a family of eight children to support, that appealed to Paul Gauguin and Paul Cezanne, for whom he became something of a father figure.
Through Cezanne, he influenced the Cubism of Braque and Picasso, but Gott says he had a very different style.
"Pissarro was experiential, seeking a relationship with what he was painting. But, with Cezanne, it was the structure and fabric of the painting that mattered, not the subject matter."
Pissarro was born in 1839 on the Caribbean island of St Thomas, then ruled by Denmark. His parents were Jewish French. After returning briefly to St Thomas from study in France, he left for Caracas with his friend, the painter Fritz Melbye.
He moved to Paris for good in 1855 where he studied under the great landscape artist, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot.
Gott says Pissarro's first notable paintings began to appear around 1863.
"His output must have been prodigious. He abandoned his studio to go to England to avoid the invading Prussian troops in 1870 and that's where he first met Monet.
"When he returned home, he found that only about 30 of his paintings out of a total of 1500 had not been damaged by the Prussians. He had been a very busy boy," he says.
Pissarro remained true to his leftist politics even when his work became popular towards the end of his life. Because of an eye condition, he could no longer paint out of doors and began to paint cityscapes seen through hotel windows. Even in these, the individuality of the people of the street is apparent.
"His empathy with the people can be discerned right to the very end," Gott says.
He painted one of his two works in the NGV collection, Boulevard Montmartre, in 1897, six years before his death.
It was purchased with funds from the newly established Felton Bequest in 1905 and Gott says reminded some Melbourne critics of the early cinema.
"He was the eternal agent of change. While for some critics this late work was blurry and out of focus, to others it caught the bustle and movement of the pioneering filmmakers.
"He kept experimenting with new techniques right to the end of his life."
Camille Pissarro. The First Impressionist is at the NGV: International, St Kilda Road, from Saturday to May 28. Tickets: $18/$12/$45 family. Public programs: www.ngv.vic.gov.au
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0980544025, Paperback)Walter Benjamin is universally recognised as one of the key thinkers of modernity: his writings on politics, language, literature, media, theology and law have had an incalculable influence on contemporary thought. Yet the problem of architecture in and for Benjamin's work remains relatively underexamined. Does Benjamin's project have an architecture and, if so, how does this architecture affect the explicit propositions that he offers us? In what ways are Benjamin's writings centrally caught up with architectural concerns, from the redevelopment of major urban centres to the movements that individuals can make within the new spaces of modern cities? How can Benjamin's theses help us to understand the secret architectures of the present? This volume takes up the architectural challenge in a number of innovative ways, collecting essays by both well-known and emerging scholars on time in cinema, the problem of kitsch, the design of graves and tombs, the orders of road-signs, childhood experience in modern cities, and much more. Engaged, interdisciplinary, bristling with insights, the essays in this collection will constitute an indispensable supplement to the work of Walter Benjamin, as well as providing a guide to some of the obscurities of our own present.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 2/5/2014 (1151 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
So what's your background? Are you a Brandon girl?
I've been in Brandon since high school. I was a teacher for 34 years and retired from teaching, and went into a second career of selling real estate, and retired from that, and now with my work partner, Corinne Downey, have the Southview Flea Market.
Thirty-four years is a long time! So what did you teach?
I taught everything from kindergarten to Grade 9.
Wow. And real estate — you did that for how long?
Fifteen years.
No kidding! And what was it about that that you liked?
Oh, just meeting people — being around people was lots of fun. And when I was teaching, I always did something new and different. I had to make it interesting for me in order to make it fun for the kids. And so here I am, still trying to do interesting things — things that interest me!
So what is it that intriques you about the flea market venture? I think people think a whole lot of different things when they hear the words "flea market." It's not a garage sale, but it's also not just a bunch of crap, either. You have some artisans there, and I presume some of the items are almost antiquey finds that folks come across.
Exactly. We call it 'collectibles and treasures.' And last year, we had one market on a weekend in September. And on the Saturday, we had over a thousand people who came through looking for these treasures. Now there are people who have home businesses, and some of the home businesses are Sensi Candles, Epicure, Tupperware, Watkins, and Norwex.
But we also have original art and lots of jewellery. And then people came in just with flea market treasures and yard sale things and thought that they didn't just want to have the sale in their back yard because they had heard the market was large and they knew that their market area would be bigger at Southview and that they would sell their treasures as such.
Then we also have people who have actual antiques, which are gorgeous — antique jewellery, antique furniture — and all kinds of collectibles — gorgeous things. Even hockey cards from years back. It is just so much fun — the people are fabulous, the vendors are so fun. We love it!
I've noticed that there's almost a festive or festival atmosphere at these kinds of events.
There is! It's just a whole lot of fun.
When do you start, when do you end, and what are the hours of operation?
We are doing it the second Saturday of each month for May, June, July, August, and September. And the dates are May 10, June 14, July 12, Aug. 9, and Sept. 13. And it runs from nine in the morning until 6 p.m.
We're still looking for more vendors — there's always room for more. Our building is huge — it's 22,000 square feet at the old duck barns beside the former Habitat for Humanity building — and we have inside and outside spaces. We had people who chose to be outside last year — they just wanted to be. But because our season is so slow this year, I think most people, for the first one, will want to be inside. And if anyone is interested in being a vendor, it's $50 for the one day or if they choose to join us for all five, they get one free, and it's $200 for all five.
Each space is 100 square feet — it's a 10-by 10-foot space, they bring their own tables and they can set it up any way they want. And if they want to be outside, they get a bigger space, because of course we've got five acres. And they can spread out for the same price.
Is there a particular clientele? People who are looking for something amazing for less money, or they're on the lookout for something really, really special that they might not find someplace else?
Well, if people hear we have a particular vendor that they're looking for — actually, one of the home business vendors, they will come there rather than go to a home party, because a lot of these people have home parties as well. So they will come and they can just buy direct right there. A lot of other people will come just for the sake of spending a Saturday and having something fun to do.
Some people will come in search of actual antiques because they know the vendors, and do follow them when they are in different towns. So there are a lot of different reasons that a person would come.
You said earlier that you had to do something that was fun for you. What's fun for you about this?
First of all, the people. There isn't one single vendor who came last year that I didn't think was fun. For instance, one of our vendors is Barry, a musician, and he sat there and played his guitar most of the day while people came and looked at his collectibles and he used to play in a band with Willie Nelson years ago. And he has SO many stories to tell! It was so much fun. He is just great.
And then there's an old fellow, a farmer, who makes windmills.
And he came the night before and wanted to be our guard. And I kind of thought, 'Why?' And he said, 'Well, I live out of town and I'm going to sleep in my truck. If you let me stay, I'll guard your stuff.' And I said, 'Well, I have security that comes around.' Because people set up on Friday night, so we have security on Friday night. But I said, 'You're more than welcome to stay overnight.' So the people are just fun. I mean, most of them do it because they enjoy it, too.
Last year was supposed to be just a one-off, right?
We tried it out. And people were asking us, "Are you doing it again? Are you coming back?" They were saying, "It was the best sale ever." So we said, "OK. But we don't think at this point that Brandon can handle every weekend." And I don't think the vendors want to do it every single weekend. But I really just don't think people in Brandon would want to go every weekend. We're not big enough for that. So one day a month, we thought we'd give it a try.
So your clientele, I'm presuming, would come from all walks of life.
All over. And when people hear about it, they plan on it — that this is what we're doing Saturday.
Any food vendors on site?
We had hotdogs, hamburgers, smokies last year — drinks — and they were busy all day.
Now that leads me to ask, what about people who sell homemade food items in their booths? There must be regulations covering that.
Anybody who does that has to meet health regulations and proper packaging — those are the big things. We have the health regulations that have to be met, so anybody who's interested can just contact us.
So why do you want to dedicate five weekends to this?
Well, we go to Florida in the winter and I'm here all summer. I don't go to the lake — we're not lakers. And I enjoy Brandon in the summer. And we love it here. And our friends are here, our family's here, and we're here and we just enjoy it.
So it's something that's just fun and different, once a month?
Is there an admission fee or anything?
Well, we didn't do it last year, but this year there's going to be a one dollar admission fee and a portion is going to be donated to a different charity every month. And we go rain or shine, every month.
Just come out for a happy, fun day and something to do in beautiful Brandon!
For more information contact Jackie Mackay at 204-724-5717 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Corinne Downey at 204-761-3932 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hierarchical Bayesian modelling of early detection surveillance for plant pest invasions
Stanaway, Mark, Mengersen, Kerrie, & Reeves, Robert (2011) Hierarchical Bayesian modelling of early detection surveillance for plant pest invasions. Environmental and Ecological Statistics, 18(3), pp. 569-591.
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Early detection surveillance programs aim to find invasions of exotic plant pests and diseases before they are too widespread to eradicate. However, the value of these programs can be difficult to justify when no positive detections are made. To demonstrate the value of pest absence information provided by these programs, we use a hierarchical Bayesian framework to model estimates of incursion extent with and without surveillance. A model for the latent invasion process provides the baseline against which surveillance data are assessed. Ecological knowledge and pest management criteria are introduced into the model using informative priors for invasion parameters. Observation models assimilate information from spatio-temporal presence/absence data to accommodate imperfect detection and generate posterior estimates of pest extent. When applied to an early detection program operating in Queensland, Australia, the framework demonstrates that this typical surveillance regime provides a modest reduction in the estimate that a surveyed district is infested. More importantly, the model suggests that early detection surveillance programs can provide a dramatic reduction in the putative area of incursion and therefore offer a substantial benefit to incursion management. By mapping spatial estimates of the point probability of infestation, the model identifies where future surveillance resources can be most effectively deployed.
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