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The classic part of classic rock is all perspective anyway, right? Durham's Bull City pulls more from the updated, stateside interpretation, playing lean, hooky guitar pop a la Chape Trick, with edges as crisp as fresh laundry on the line. The Magic Babies, though, go across bodies of water both east and south, pulling from the loose, communal vibe of decades-old Brazilian psychedelic heroes and, simultaneously, the irresistible swagger and charm of the dudeful Badswinger. $3/ 10 p.m. —GC
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Many viewers were up in arms over Aaryn Gries' offensive remarks during the 24-live feed of CBS' "Big Brother," and the network ended up airing the montage of hateful rhetoric last night (July 7).
The controversial housemate told Helen Kim to "go make rice," adding, "I probably look like a squinty Asian right now… Why you have no boyfriend? It's because you don't want long nail!"
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The most dominant team of the past decade is set to remain a premiership force for another five seasons following Cooper Cronk's decision to spurn lucrative offers and leave.
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The Test playmaker's decision, which Cronk kept a closely guarded secret even from team-mates until his televised 10.30am press conference, is also the first real sign of fears among the NRL playing ranks over the future of Gold Coast Titans.
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South Sydney forward Dave Taylor is also believed to be having concerns after announcing two weeks ago that he had signed with the Titans.
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Hi. Earlier today, I needed to shut off the cold and hot water in my home. I shut off the water in my basement near my water meter, and because I was told it would be a good idea, I also shut off the hot water coming out of my electric hot water tank. (I'm thinking this was my mistake).
I had the water shut off for approximately 3.5 hours. I turned the main water supply to the house back on, and the hot water coming from my hot water tank. Ever since I turned the water back on, I am hardly getting any hot water out of any of my taps. I may get a burst for a few seconds, then nothing. The tap in my laundry tub does dribble hot water continually, but no pressure at all upstairs, after a few seconds. No, I did not shut the power off to the hot water tank. No, I haven't drained the hot water tank.
When I leave the hot water running in my laundry sink, which is across from my hot water heater, I can hear the hot water heater "doing it's thing" but as soon as I shut the tap off, the hot water tank gets quiet after about a minute or so.
Am I forgetting to do something? Is this dangerous in any way? Help? I'm a little nervous about leaving it as it is overnight so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I see possibly 2 scenarios....
1) The valve you shutoff at the water heater may be failling to fully open or is obstructed with debris. This is not a safety problem as much as a pain in the neck. Is this valve on the Hot line of the water heater or the cold supply to the water heater? Look on the top of the heater, the outlets usually are marked with either an H, C, Hot, Cold Or even a blue and red plastic ring on the housing of the heater by the water inlets of the tank.
2) The other scenario is the easier, "however I am doubtful this is the case since you say the loss in pressure/volume is on the hot side only". But check your aerators on the ends of your faucets. They unthread from the faucet, righty-tighty lefty-loosey. There is a screen and a flow reducing disc in there look for debris that is blocking flow of water. Clear the debris and reattach the aerator to the faucet and see if there is flow to it.
However, if it is the first scenario, there are other choices, Trying this repair yourself, or calling in a professional.
Since you already know how to shut off your cold water by the meter. This makes checking things out easier.
It is possible that the valve which I think is the problem is either not openning or is obstructed by debris from the heater.
To test this I would suggest connecting a garden hose to the drain valve at the bottom of your heater. Bend the end of the hose over to stop the flow of water. Open the drain valve on the heater while holding the end of the hose kinked over to block flow. Take the hose to the laundry tub and unkink the end to allow the water to flow in the laundry tub. Is there volume and pressure? If so, kink the hose, shut off the drain valve and detach the hose.
Now is where you have to decide if Dismantling or replacing the valve is something you can handle or if you need to hire a professional.
What type of water lines do you have, Copper, Galvanized, or Plastic?
Hi,work4aliving---I think you nailed it---broken gate valve---those are the ones with the round handle--
Famous for breaking in the closed position---you will want to replace that with a full port ball valve--
What kind of pipe do you have?
Does the valve you shut off at the water heater look like this?
Or does it look like this?
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Reading your replies I am thinking it's quite significant that from the second I shut the handle off, it started leaking, and continued to leak even when I opened it back up. I have copper piping coming out of the hot water tank and a gate valve with a round handle, just like the red one shown at the top of Secutanadu's reply to my post. Just to clarify, the now suspected broken gate valve shuts off the hot water coming from the tanks to the pipes going out into the house.
I'm not jumping at the opportunity to fix this myself, but was wondering what would be involved?
I can guess, shutting off the water supply to the tank, cutting the pipe just above and below the gate valve, and installing a full port ball valve. Would I need a hack saw, sauder gun?
I've included a photo.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Things are looking up for you!!!!! Of course before you start remember to shut off the water at the meter.
This is totally doable for you!! I am unsure of your Hardware store but if there is Lowes or Home Depot close by. Look for a 1/2" Sharkbite Ballvalve.
All you need is to cut the copper above and below, debur the outside edge of the copper tube and push the pipe into the ends of the valve and your done. No soldering!!
However if you would like to try your hand at soldering. You will need a propane torch, solder, flux and a quick tutorial in soldering. I would reccomend one of the above stores again. they will have it and can help show you how to use it.
Thank you Work4living, that's the best news I've had in a few days! I've never handled a torch or soldered anything so the shark bite sounds like a plan. Questions, question, questions though. First, do I need to drain the tank before I start? I already shut the power off to the tank before going to bed last night because I was worried about what was going on with it. Can I use a plain old hack saw to cut the pipe? How do I de-fur the edges? There is a home depot close by so they should have everything I need. Thanks again for your help:))
Your water lines exit the top of the heater, so no you dont have to drain the tank. Buy a pair of copper cutters they have inexpensive models around 5-10 bucks. I reccomend opening the hot and cold side of a faucet in the upper floor and basement as this will drain off any pressure and residual water from the lines. You can use a hacksaw but if you do not cut squarely then you may have a hard time using the sharkbite. A file can be used to debur the outside of the copper. basically you want to smooth the edge, give it a bullet nose look... This helps so that the sharp edge of the copper cut does not cut the o-ring seal in the sharkbite.
Take note that when pushing the copper into the sharkbite fitting sometimes it is easier to twist the fitting a little while pushing the copper in. The tube should push in about 1" into the fitting. The Home Depot can demonstrate using the fitting/valve.... It is truly simple!!!
The tank is not a problem either, they all make pops and noises when heating. It is actually the scale and mineral deposits moving in the convection current of the water and then hitting the sides of the tank......Normal nothing to worry about!!!!
You may have a problem trying to get the new valve in place. You have to get enough vertical movement in the pipe to get the new valve into place. Even if you do not want to solder, you will need a torch to clean all that solder splash off the pipe. If you cut enough pipe out to remove the solder splash you will probably not have enough left to reach the valve.
Get a cheap copper tubing cutter to cut the old pipe, not a hacksaw. The tubing cutter will have a de-burring tool on it.
You also might want to consider a compression valve instead of a Sharkbite valve. It will be easier to get into place than the Sharkbite.
I did it!!!!
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I would have posted sooner, but I've spent the last 20 minutes dancing with joy around my house:)
Turns out, I had a pipe cutter, and even a 5' length of spare new, half inch copper pipe sitting around. I went to Home Depot and picked up a new shark bite ball valve, and just incase I ran out of pipe, I bought a spare little shark coupler, which in the end, came in handy. I practiced cutting on the spare pipe, then went after the real thing. No soldering, no fuss, no muss. I just rammed the cut and cleaned (with a file) ends of the copper pipe into the new valve and rammed them in. The water is turned back on, no leaks in the new connections, and best thing, hot water coming out of every faucet! Now, I have 2 days of dirty dishes to catch up on (no dishwasher) then I attack that stuck hot water faucet in the tub with the handle and sleeve puller kit. Thanks for all your support, advice and encouragement, especially Work4living!
I am glad all worked out. Always Happy to help!! Looks like a terrific install. Sorry about the dishes. I am also glad you got the coupling. Now all we have to do is teach you how to solder and you have a new profession!!!!!!!:thumbup:
Thanks Work4living. I have a really disgusting bathroom in the basement that we don't dare use which is on the radar for a complete gut and rebuild next year. Perhaps I'll get into some soldering then....
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I've been recently rebuilding my credit over the past year and the first step I took was getting a secured TD Green Visa. I also had TDs Infinity Chequing account which requires a minimum balance of $3000 to waive the $12.95 monthly fee. I adhered to that minimum balance and was happy to hear that the $1000 credit limit secured for my TD Green Visa via my chequings account still counts toward my minimum monthly balance.
I soon realized that by maintaining a minimum balance of $5000 would allow me to get TDs Select Service chequing account and be fee free. This account includes a lot of perks such as a Small Deposit Box, Unlimited Interac ABM and Plus system withdrawals, Borderless Plan with a US Chequings Account and plus they waive the annual fee on the TD Gold Elite Visa for both you and one additional cardholder.
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Now I can never drop below $5000 on my Select Service account due to the security deposit and incur the $24.95 monthly fee (this helps me beat the temptation to dip below for unimportant expenses) plus the annual fee for my TD Gold Elite Visa is waived.
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- 1% Annual Cash Rebate on purchases = $80 dollar earned
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I'm not sure if I could currently find a better investment for this $5000. I'm certainly not going to lose any of its value. It's tied up and unavailable but that can always be cancelled in case of an extreme emergency but I have an account with Ally for that. I don't maintain a balance at all. I monitor and pay my credit card weekly.
The fact that my credit card is secured shouldn't be essential. It just enforces my minimum monthly balance helping me beat some temptations at the expense of dipping below and being charged $25. I'm not trying to sell TD here or anything, just thought I'd recommend this option to people who could value from all of the perks, especially existing TD customers.
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To further derail this topic with another question...
How many of the $50k a year or even less households are single income households?
Yes, one of the big reasons why Kerry and I are comfortable is because we have no kids. But the bigger reason is we are both working. I guess the biggest reason would be because we both have "professional" jobs on top of that as well.
I have no idea what the statistics on that are, what I did see was that the average male makes around 45k or something (not exact figures just some guestimates I remembered seeing this morning), and let's say women were around 33k if I recall.
so my guess based on that is that MOST households nowadays are going to HAVE to be dual income just to be above average. Average salary that I see at work on a daily basis is probably right around 70k, but most of these people are specialized, degreed, educated engineers. So of course it's slightly higher than the averages.
Think of how many people you see who work at home depot, mcdonalds, etc. and they are supporting a family on $10/hr, thats 20k, say their wife also has a similar job.....$40k.....jobs that were traditionally part time jobs for high school kids and college kids....
Something I didn't factor in earlier is the mortgage payment that I pay in to daycare each month, and I even get to split it with my ex wife, one of the few bills I actually get to split. And it's still a real nice car payment/small mortgage payment.
I agree with your other post on compassion, compassion is ok to a point, unfortunately we have taken it worlds past that point.
Just some food for thought.
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Department of State representative Evynia Sidereas, currently a Diplomat in Residence at Tufts University, will be visiting to provide information about the overal mission of the Department of State. Sidereas will provide details on Fall, Spring and Summer Term internship opportunities, the application process and full-time opportunities at the Department of State. There will be time for questions and answers after the informational session and dinner will be served.
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A native of Chicago, Ms. Sidereas attended DePaul University, and obtained her master's degree from the London School of Economics. Prior to joining the Foreign Service, Ms. Sidereas was a research assistant at a non-governmental organization working to promote human rights. She speaks Greek and Arabic.
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I'm going to be frank with you. She may be saying this right now and she may even mean it right now, but with this baby coming she will think about it and its highly possible she will change her mind. Maybe she won't but chances are high that she might because they have a connection now where she will have to deal with this guy for the rest of her life whether she wants to or not. It's not uncommon for a guy to freak out when he finds his girl is pregnant, especially when they are so young, it's also not uncommon for the girl to take offense, break up with him, say she hates him and then forgive him.
I would suggest that if you really care for her, that you be a friend to her first before anything else. The more time you spend with her and the longer you know her and are friends with her, it will eventually become apparent whether she likes you 'like that' or if she just sees you as a friend, and also to see if she will get back with her ex.
Another issues is that she may feel very alone now, and she may cling to you for support, but you want to make sure that if you do get involved with her its for the right reasons and not the wrong, hence why I'm saying that you keep it as friends, until things sort out a little. If she plans on keeping the child, thats a huge responsibility on her, and you if you get involved.
Give it some time. Be yourself, don't always worry about what to do or say, just look at her as a friend and it will be a little easier to be yourself. You want to be yourself because if she does start to like you, you want her to like you for the real you. It's not an easy situation, but if you take things slow, hang back, get to know her and let her get to know you, then you will be able to see the situation a little clearer in a few months.
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- Selena Marie Gomez (born Selena Marie Gomez) - American pop singer and actress , who plays Alex Russo on the show " Wizards of Waverly Place ."Date and place of birth: July 22, 1992 , Grand Prairie, Texas, United StatesFull Name : Selena Marie GomezHeight : 1.69 mSelena Marie Gomez was born to Mandy Cornett and Ricardo Gomez on July 22, 1992 , in New York. At an early age with her parents , she moved from New York to a small town called Grand Prairie , Texas . After Mandy gave birth to Selena, they just lived from check to check. Selena began her acting career in "Barney & Friends" as Gianna in 2001 , the year where she discovered her talent actress. Unfortunately , Selena did not last in the series for more than 2 years.
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All you need is a regular home outlet or the 12V DC outlet in your car to begin dispensing cold beer from this mini keg. Perfect for parties or tailgates, this gives you the taste of cold draft beer without the hassle of moving and cooling larger kegs.
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Duet of Cauliflower
- Servings: 4
- 1 1/4 pounds cauliflower florets (from 1 small head), half the florets left whole and half sliced lengthwise 1/2 inch thick
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 cup milk
- 2 tablespoons crème fraîche
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 5 thin bacon strips (about 4 ounces)
- 1 tablespoon pure olive oil
- 1/4 cup chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
- 1/4 cup shredded Gruyère cheese
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan of boiling salted water, cook the whole cauliflower florets until almost tender, about 6 minutes; drain. Add the cream and milk to the parboiled florets and simmer over low heat until very tender, about 9 minutes. Strain, reserving the cooking liquid, and puree in a blender until smooth, adding enough cooking liquid to make a loose puree. Stir in the crème fraîche, season with salt and pepper and keep warm.
Preheat the broiler. In a skillet, cook the bacon until lightly crisp; drain on paper towels. Discard the fat and heat the oil. Add the sliced cauliflower and cook over low heat until almost tender and lightly browned on both sides, about 11 minutes. Spread half of the cauliflower slices in a shallow baking dish, cover with the bacon and top with the remaining cauliflower. Add the stock and sprinkle with the Gruyère and Parmesan. Broil for 2 minutes, or until bubbling. Serve the gratin with the puree.


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November 15, 2010
Jim Jonsin jumps into the racing world with Champion Motorsport. A whole brand new joint venture that is further expanding the Rebel Rock brand.
Sidenote, I saw him driving one of these Porshes into Circle House studios the other day. Looked ridiculous.
Shout out to photographer Phillip Riggs who conducts the interview in the video above.


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News About Inglis Sires Produce Stakes Odds
Australian Derby Day 2012 Race Tips & Betting Previews
This is it the start of the Royal Randwick Autumn Racing Carnival happens on Saturday with an excellent nine-race, all-Group program planned for 2012 Australian Derby Day, the Races.com.au best bets for the meeting listed below.Latest Royal Randwick Track Conditions
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Inglis Sires Produce Stakes 2012 Tips & Betting Update
It may seem like Saturday's 2012 Inglis Sires Produce Stakes quinella is an easy one to tip with only two real chances but what order to bet in is the question on every punter's lips ahead of the Australian Derby Day classic at Royal Randwick.
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Can Pierro Score Upset Inglis Sires Produce Stakes Result 2012?
There are really only two horses in the 2012 Inglis Sires Produce Stakes at Royal Randwick this Australian Derby Day that punters need to consider, one of which is Gai Waterhouse's Golden Slipper winner from last Saturday Pierro.
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Is All Too Hard Just That to Beat in 2012 Inglis Sires Produce Stakes?
This Saturday a supercharged showdown between a pricey blueblood and a Golden Slipper winner will take place at Randwick's Australian Derby Day, so can the former All Too Hard continue their magic run and win the ATC Inglis Sires Produce Stakes 2012?
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When the British government first decided to reveal the person behind their MI5 spy agency, many were surprised to find that the person was a she, not a he. She was Dame Stella Rimington, appointed Director General of the Security Service (MI5) - the first woman in history to hold that post. Rimington was famously the inspiration for Judi Dench's no-nonsense M in the James Bond films. She retired from the service in 1996 and is now a spy novelist, using her knowledge of the secret services to write several thrillers starring a feisty heroine, Liz Carlyle.
Join us at the International Spy Museum as Dame Stella presents her latest and seventh Liz Carlyle book, The Geneva Trap - an exploration into a Russian agent, a deadly secret and a deadly plot to reignite the smoldering embers of the Cold War through a cleverly disguised cyber attack.
At a tracking station in Virginia, U.S. Navy officers watch in horror as one of their communications satellites plummets into the Indian Ocean and panic spreads through the British and American intelligence services. When a Russian intelligence officer approaches MI5 with vital information about the cyber sabotage, he refuses to talk to anyone but Liz Carlyle. But who is he, and how is he connected to Liz? Is this a Russian plot to disable the West's defenses? Or is the threat coming from elsewhere? As Liz and her team search for a mole inside the Ministry of Defense, the trail takes them from Geneva, to Marseilles, and to Korea in a race against time to stop the Cold War from heating up.
"Rimington's best work demonstrates a flair for narrative, with a sense of authenticity and an insider's grasp on the pressing issues of the day."
--- Washington Post
"Rich with authentic details from Rimington's own life as director general of MI5, this is a must-read for fans of contemporary spy fiction."
--- Publishers Weekly


text: Happy October! Although I can hardly believe both Summer and September are over, I'm fully embracing Fall and all of its deliciousness. From pumpkin carving parties to Halloween bashes, there's a lot to do! To get you in the mood for tricks, treats, and cool-weather foods, I've rounded up some items I can't live without. Here's what you must have to survive the next 31 days.


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The world premiere of The Tanning of America: One Nation Under Hip Hop will take place tonight on VH1 at 11pm EST. The four-part docu-series will take place over the next week, bringing Translation founder Steve Stoute's critically acclaimed book to life. This past Thursday, STASHED was at the Paley Center for Media for the world premiere of the first 90 minutes of the series, which will air tonight [Feb. 24].
STASHED hit the red carpet to chop it up with "The Commissioner" to talk about what we might expect to see in the documentary that wasn't in The Tanning of America book. We also caught up with legendary MC Nas to talk about his take on "tanning," as well as on Illmatic turning 20 years old.
Lastly, we talked with the elusive Dapper Dan to get his take on his place in history as one of the godfathers of urban streetwear, as well as what it took to get "a G on your chest" back in the day. Check out the full video interview below in this STASHED exclusive.
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***Note: This blog giveaway ended at 12 midnight PST, September 24th, 2012. Thanks again to everyone who submitted their comments! We'll be randomly selecting the winners, and will be in contact soon! Stay tuned to our Freshly Popped Movie Blog for more giveaways upcoming!***
Calling all horror fans! House at the End of the Street starring Jennifer Lawrence opens Friday, September 21st and we have a special prize of an 8GB iPod Touch for one lucky winner!
How to enter? All you have to do is post a comment to this blog post [one comment per entrant, please] with your answer to the following question - If you were trapped in a horror film with Jennifer Lawrence, how would you use an iPod Toch to help calm both of you down? Music? Games? Email? Apps? Enter one comment from now until end of day on September 24th, 2012, and then we'll randomly select the winner, and send you the iPod Touch!
The movie opens Fri., September 21st. For more on the film, click here for House at the End of the Street photos, videos, showtimes and tickets.


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A Zuckerberg Christmas Photo Tests Online PrivacyMathew Ingram
It's become almost axiomatic that Facebook privacy settings are so complicated that even relatively savvy users get tripped up by them, especially since the giant social network has a reputation for changing them without warning, resetting defaults, and so on. In a deliciously ironic illustration of this phenomenon, Randi Zuckerberg—sister of Facebook co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg—was caught in a privacy snafu on Christmas Day, when one of her family photos was shared publicly. But there's a larger point behind all the schadenfreude, and it's about more than just Facebook being evil: Online privacy is complicated, and inventing new software settings isn't really going to help.
As detailed by BuzzFeed, the problem started late Christmas evening, when Vox Media staffer Callie Schweitzer shared a funny photo on Twitter of the Zuckerberg family using the social network's new Poke feature—an app that allows users to send messages or photos that self-destruct after a certain amount of time (a feature that itself can be seen as a response to privacy concerns). Randi Zuckerberg saw the photo because she was mentioned in the tweet, which has since been deleted, and told Schweitzer that sharing it publicly on Twitter was "way uncool."
Schweitzer apologized and said she had believed the picture was public because it showed up in her feed, and that she sees Zuckerberg's updates because she signed up for them via Facebook's Twitter-style "subscribe" feature. After some back-and-forth, Zuckerberg determined that the Vox staffer saw the photo because she is connected to a mutual friend—a friend who tagged Zuckerberg in the photo and thereby shared it with her entire social graph. Zuckerberg then shared what she felt was the lesson we should all take from this incident, namely: "always ask permission before posting a friend's photo publicly."
It would be nice if figuring out online privacy was that simple, but it isn't—not by a long shot. And it's not just Facebook, although the social network is the most obvious example of this problem, if only because it is so massive that virtually everyone is either using it or knows someone who is. It's tempting to think of this as just another sign of how Facebook is an evil social overlord, deliberately tweaking privacy settings so it can sell our private details to the highest bidder, but that's a little too facile.
The reality is that privacy issues we normally take for granted in the "real" world become almost infinitely more complicated when we move online: If Randi Zuckerberg had taken a physical photo of her family, she could only have shared it with a small group of people—and presumably those people would be close to her and her family, so privacy wouldn't be a problem. But when anyone can "tag" a photo and instantly re-share that photo to an audience of thousands, things get complicated quickly.
Should Randi have asked before she shared that picture on Facebook? Maybe. But she (perhaps naively) trusted that it would only be seen by close friends and family—not thinking of how a friend's decision to tag it could affect where and with whom it was shared. Should her friend have asked before she tagged it? Perhaps. I tagged a friend in a photo once, and she got upset with me because she didn't want people to know where she was—not because she was doing anything bad, but because she didn't like the feeling of being tracked. That never even occurred to me until she mentioned it.
To be fair to Facebook, figuring out these kinds of nuances isn't easy—either is implementing them in the form of software controls. Facebook has gotten a lot of flak (much of it from Google (GOOG)) for not allowing people to download their friends' e-mails, but it has always argued that those e-mails belong to your friends, and sharing them should be their choice, not yours. We may disagree, but there are good arguments on either side (Facebook now lets you do this, but only if your friend specifically allows it).
There are all kinds of things we need to learn—or relearn—when it comes to online behavior, and how to handle privacy is one of them. It's easy to throw rocks at Facebook or make fun of Randi Zuckerberg, but the bigger issue is not going away: If anything, it is getting even more complicated.
Also from GigaOM:
Social 2013: The Enterprise Strikes Back (subscription required)
Healthcare Needs a Lesson in Cybersecurity 101, Report Says
Over Half of American Homes Don't Have or Use Their Landline
Rewind: My Favorite Posts From 2012
All-Singing Devices Are Eating Up MP3 Player Sales


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29Application for a provisional statement where premises being built, etc.E+W
(1)This section applies to premises which—
(a)are being or are about to be constructed for the purpose of being used for one or more licensable activities, or
(b)are being or are about to be extended or otherwise altered for that purpose (whether or not they are already being used for that purpose).
(2)A person may apply to the relevant licensing authority for a provisional statement if—
(a)he is interested in the premises, and
(b)where he is an individual, he is aged 18 or over.
(3)In this Act "provisional statement" means a statement issued under section 31(2) or (3)(c).
(4)Subsection (2) is subject to regulations under—
(a)section 54 (form etc. of applications etc.);
(b)section 55 (fees to accompany applications etc.).
(5)An application under this section must also be accompanied by a schedule of works.
(6)A schedule of works is a document in the prescribed form which includes—
(a)a statement made by or on behalf of the applicant including particulars of the premises to which the application relates and of the licensable activities for which the premises are to be used,
(b)plans of the work being or about to be done at the premises, and
(c)such other information as may be prescribed.
(7)For the purposes of this Part, in relation to any premises in respect of which an application for a provisional statement has been made, references to the work being satisfactorily completed are to work at the premises being completed in a manner which substantially complies with the schedule of works accompanying the application.
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Educating for a Vibrant World
Call Us: 307.733.1313
Executive Director
B.A., Environmental Education, Western Washington University
Ed.M., The Harvard Graduate School of Education
Vice President of Educator Development
Overseeing AmeriCorps, Graduate Program and Teacher Learning Center
M.S., Environmental Studies, Antioch New England Graduate School, NH
B.S., Biology, University of New Hampshire
April joined Teton Science Schools' faculty in 1993. Before coming to Teton Science Schools, she was the Academic Director for an ecology study abroad program in Cairns, Australia. She holds an M.S. from Antioch/New England Graduate School in Natural Resources Management and specializes in water quality issues.
Vice President of Education and Innovation
Overseeing Innovation and Teacher Learning Center
M.S., Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming
Graduate Program of Teton Science Schools
B.A., Biochemistry, Bowdoin College
Nate was part of the founding faculty at Journeys School in 2001 and was appointed Head of Journeys School in 2006. In 2015, Nate became the Director of Education and Innovation to focus on how to scale the impact of Teton Science Schools through technology, innovation, design learning, and school networks. Nate has been part of the leadership team at Teton Science Schools since 2011. Since 1993, he has taught science and math at the secondary level and science at university level. Nate received a Klingenstein Heads Fellowship in 2009 with Teachers College at Columbia University and taught as a field instructor for the graduate program in independent school leadership at Columbia University. He has served on various accreditation teams as part of Northwest Association of Independent Schools. During his recent years at Journeys School, Nate has taught calculus, IB Mathematics, leadership, and robotics. He also served as Director of College Counseling from 2006-2009. Nate believes that schools must connect students to communities in meaningful ways as a way to increase the capacity of the next generation. Outside of school he enjoys music, backpacking, biking, water sports, and soccer with his wife and two children.
Vice President of Advancement
MS, Nonprofit Leadership, University of Pennsylvania
BA, English, Pennsylvania State University
Patrick is a native of Philadelphia where he spent the last 3 years concurrently earning his Master's in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania while while working there full time fundraising for endowed financial aid gifts and the University's annual fund. Having spent the last 7 years fundraising for educational nonprofits, he focuses on building relationships that help stakeholders achieve their change-making goals through philanthropy. Outside of work, Patrick's passions are time spent with his wife and son, skiing, biking and getting outside to play.
Vice President of Field Education
M.Ed., University of Washington
Certificate in Education, Environment and Community, Islandwood Graduate Program
B.A., History and a Virginia Professional Teaching Certificate, University of Mary Washington
Joe leads a team of passionate educators who customize field science adventures for groups of all ages. He joined the Teton Science Schools family in the spring of 2007. Prior to Teton Science Schools, Joe worked as an administrator, classroom teacher and outdoor educator in Washington, California, Virginia, Maryland and South Africa. Joe spends his free time exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and traveling to other inspiring locations.
Senior Director of Operations
M.S., Natural Science, Environment & Natural Resource minor, University of Wyoming
Graduate Program of Teton Science Schools
B.A., English, The Colorado College
Jody coordinate Risk Management and Sustainably for Teton Science Schools. She brings experience from urban and remote emergency response teams, adventure programs, and personal wilderness expeditions in Asia, New Zealand, and North America to a systems-based approach to managing risk. While living abroad in Hong Kong, she researched conservation education through her contributions to the strategic plan for the region's adoption of the Convention for Biological Diversity. From being one of the many in the avalanche of people during rush hour in Hong Kong's subway system to stumbling upon shepherds in seasonal yurt camps deep in the Himalaya of Ladakh, her passion for providing educational experiences that engage active citizenship has deepened from her experiences in Asia. Jody looks forward to helping scale Teton Science Schools' impact to increase access for a global community.
Senior Director of Marketing and Communications
B.A., Sociology, Western New England University
Nick has lived in Jackson since 2004. He has worked for Teton Science Schools in many capacities including Capital Campaign Assistant, Assistant to the Executive Director and Wildlife Expeditions Assistant. Nick serves on the board of directors for the Gombe School of Environment & Society - USA which provides support to a school that focuses on environmetal and social issues in Tanzania. He enjoys many outdoor pursuits in the Jackson Hole area including mountain biking and snowboarding.
Marketing & Communications Specialist
B.A., Public Relations, The University of Alabama
Sarah grew up in Alabama and spent summers in college in Wyoming. After graduating from The University of Alabama and working in public relations in Chicago and Nashville, Sarah found her way back west in 2013 to work full time for Teton Valley Ranch Camp. She is excited to be a part of Teton Science Schools and translate her experience from TVRC. In her free time, Sarah enjoys running, hiking, skiing, and spending time with her dog, Lou.
Marketing & Communications Specialist
B.A., Sociology, Film & Media Minor, Colgate University
Shellie grew up in the valley and returned to Jackson after spending 10 years in Connecticut and New York. She is excited to transfer her work experience from SoundCloud and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to Teton Science Schools, where she participated in Field Education programming throughout elementary and middle school. Shellie is an advocate at the Community Safety Network and enjoys hiking, skiing, fishing and puns.
Director of Development
M.S., Natural Science, Environment and Natural Resources minor, University of Wyoming,
Graduate Program of Teton Science Schools,
B.A., Environmental Geography with Geology focus, Colgate University
Josh has been involved in science education since 2002 when he enrolled as a graduate student at Teton Science Schools. His graduate research at University of Wyoming explored the challenges and opportunities of community in fostering education. He applied these techniques and theories as Science Chair and Co-Director of the Sampson Environmental Center at the Darrow School in New Lebanon, NY. At Darrow, Josh also taught 9th – 12th grade environmental science and integrated sustainability and constructivist teaching approaches into the school's curriculum. As a faculty member of the Teton Science School's Graduate Program, Josh trained teachers in the K-12 classroom and the outdoor environment. Josh is currently the director of development. In his free time, Josh enjoys volunteering for local non-profits, exploring open space in Teton County and baking bread.
Director of Development Administration
M.B.A, Walden University
B.S., Environmental Education/Interpretation, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Emily was introduced to Teton Science Schools as a High School Field Ecology student and always wanted to return to Jackson Hole. After graduating college, Emily came back as an instructor and hasn't left. She has held various positions with Teton Science Schools, including time at the Kelly Campus, Wildlife Expeditions and Jackson Campus. She is now a member of the Development team and is using her experience in these program areas to reach donors. She lives with her husband, Bryan, son, Oliver, and dog, Chief in Kelly, WY. Her passions include spending time with family, traveling, fly-fishing, and working with dogs.
Director of Development, Journeys School
B.A., Psychology, Georgetown University
Alexandra worked in Philadelphia right after finishing college at The Philadelphia Eagles non-profit organization, the Eagles Youth Partnership, before deciding to head West. Here in Jackson Hole she worked for the Grand Teton National Park Foundation in development and a few other jobs around the valley before joining the Teton Science Schools. "Zan" says: "I am so excited to be a part of such a dynamic organization in such a beautiful setting." In her free time she enjoys hiking, snowboarding, cooking, traveling and lacrosse.
Development Events and Campaign Coordinator
B.A. Geography/Environmental Studies, Middlebury College
Hannah grew up in Maine and moved to the Tetons in 2012 to intern for the Teton Science Schools' Field Education program. She has worked in a variety of teaching and administrative roles, both at TSS and other local organizations like the Children's Learning Center and Teton Literacy Center. Most recently, Hannah was the Office Administrator at the Teton Valley Community School, focusing on volunteer management, events, and fundraising. She is excited to use her knowledge of TSS programs in her role on the Development Team. Hannah enjoys trail running, mountain biking, skiing, fly fishing and spending time outside with family, friends, and her two dogs.
Development Administrator
B.A. Communications & Psychology, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Shaina grew up in central Massachusetts and attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst. After graduating with a degree in Communications & Psychology she began working for the March of Dimes, a national non-profit. Shaina had always wanted to travel west and got the opportunity to visit Jackson in June of 2016. After visiting she knew it was where she wanted to be and made the move the following winter after finding a development position at the Teton Science Schools in Jackson. She is excited to be a part of the team and is looking forward to learning as much as possible and growing as person. She enjoys hiking, snowboarding, running, biking and kayaking.
Director of Human Resources
M.S.Ed, Educational Leadership, University of New England
B.A., Elementary Education, Michigan State University
Rhonda has been involved in education for many years as a teacher, a librarian and in administration. She transitioned into Human Resources as Teton Science Schools grew and expanded, and she greatly enjoys working to make employees' lives easier so they can focus on providing top-of-the-line programming to participants. Rhonda's interests include reading, traveling, volunteering with Boy Scouts of America and Teton Literacy Center.
Finance Director
B.A., Health Education and Promotion, University of Utah
Martina was raised in Jackson Hole and returned after college. With two parents who are accountants, she grew up loving numbers and has been involved in accounting for the last 5 years. In addition to crunching numbers she uses her major by teaching a Health and Weight Management course a couple nights a week.
Finance Administrator
B.S. Business Administration, University of Florida
Suzanne is excited to join and contribute to the Teton Science School's finance department, bringing accounting experience of over 30 years. Her professional career includes management and all financial functions for an environmental consulting company for 18 years, managing the accounting department of a collections law firm for 5 years, owning her own commercial greenhouse business for 10 years and most recently, processing payroll for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Feeling a deep connection with nature and wildlife, Suzanne can be found somewhere on a hiking trail exploring new areas in warmer weather or cross country skiing and snow shoeing in the winter . . . and photographing our amazing and diverse wildlife.
Rachel Daluge
Human Resources Administrator
B.A. Environmental Studies, Concordia University, Chicago, IL
Rachel has lived in Jackson since 2004. She worked for the Teton Conservation District as their Natural Resources Specialist for 10 years. She coordinated programs that reduced the threat of noxious weed, encouraged the use of native plants, and protected water and wildlife. She enjoys her current work in Human Resources and looks forward to having a positive impact at Teton Science Schools. In her free time she loves to whitewater raft in the summer and ski in the winter with her husband Mark and daughter Harper.
Executive Chef
Culinary Arts Certificate, Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa, CA
B.A., Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
John's experience includes positions at numerous food service venues in various responsinbilities and capacities since his early twenties. He was the relief chef for the Rockefeller Family Ranch in Jackson, WY. John was Teton Science Schools Sous prior to becoming Executive Chef. John lives in Wilson, WY and enjoys gardening and restoring vintage camp trailers.
The morning kitchen team, Kat and Lanette, prepare students for an active day with a delicious breakfast and everything to pack a good field lunch.
The evening kitchen team, John & Caroline, serve great dinners, desserts and special treats to students after a day of learning.
The Property Management Department is responsible for the planning, repair, replacement and operational management of all physical infrastructure and centralized operations across Teton Science Schools. The department's focus includes high-performance building design, efficient operational management and conceptsof sustainability. The department consists of creative, team oriented professionals dedicated to carrying out the mission of Teton Science Schools: Dirk Kramer, Dusty Reno, Ian Cranston, Matthew Bart, and Sean Baker. They bring a diverse set of education and skills to TSS in the areas of environmental education, mathematics, climatology, wetland delineation, construction, natural sciences and resource management.
Central Reservations Administrator
B.S., Outdoor Education/Recreation, University of Illinois
B.A., Elementary Education, University of Wyoming
Cynthia came to Jackson in 1979 after teaching two years at a residential outdoor education school in Illinois. Having held many seasonal positions in the Teton area, she joined the business world as a Manager of Consumer Affairs in 1988 for a major corporation. She was able to resign from that position in 2004 and bring her database management skills to Teton Science Schools in April 2005. She is thrilled to again be involved in educating people about the out of doors.
Central Reservations Administrator
B.S., Ecology and Environmental Science, University of Maine
Becca has completed many seasons of field work, including work as an Avian Research Technician for Teton Research Institute. Since then she has worked for Wildlife Expeditions as an administrative assistant and single day program manager. Becca is currently part of central reservations as an Office Administrator. If she is not in the office, you will find Becca in the mountains.
Central Reservations Administrator
M.Ed., Science Education, University of Washington
Certificate in Education, Environment and Community, Islandwood's Graduate Program, WA
B.S., Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Connecticut
Selena grew up exploring the waterways and forests of Maine. Before moving to Jackson Hole in 2005, she worked as a naturalist for the Appalachian Mountain Club and a bird bander for Point Reyes Bird Observatory. She has worked for the Teton Science Schools as an instructor, bird bander, wildlife expeditions guide and field education coordinator. She lives in Victor, Idaho and enjoys hiking, fly fishing, gardening, backcountry skiing, and playing with her dogs.
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Tango Lives in Brattleboro
03/08/02 12:00AM By Susan Keese
(Host) Argentine tango originated in Buenos Aires in the late 1800s. It was danced in boarding houses and bars by men who practiced together until they were good enough to attract a female partner. In the '30s and '40s, it was popular with European sophisticates.
And now it's turned up in southern Vermont, as VPR's Susan Keese reports.
(Keese) It's a chilly Sunday in late winter, the drabbest time of year in Brattleboro. But in the River Garden, a Main Street public space, things are getting steamy:
(Sound of tinny record music, laughter shuffling feet.)
(Keese) It's the monthly milonga, a social gathering sponsored by the Brattleboro Area Argentine Tango Society.
There are dancers young and not so young, in flowing pants and high heels. They embrace and attempt to move in tandem. They're trying to learn what has been described as the world's most romantic dance:
(Feuer) "As you're doing this, as I'm stepping on my left , because I'm connected with her I'm inviting her to step on her right."
(Keese) Willie Feuer is today's dance instructor. He and his partner Susan Matheke are professional dancers who've traveled from Connecticut for this lesson. It starts with walking:
(Feuer) "All of tango is really built around the idea of walking walking in time to the music with a partner.... So it's not just yourself walking, but you're walking with a partner and you're trying to communicate to your partner where you would like them to walk."
(Matheke) "You want to find that moment of communication, which is exhilarating when you find that communication between you and the partner and the music. That's what the tango is about."
(Keese) Of course there's more to it than that. Many of the 25 or 30 people dancing here today travel long distances for tango lessons or milongas like this one. They dance in Massachusetts, New York and New Hampshire.
Gene Eckhoff is one of the instructors in the weekly Tuesday night class here. Eckhoff tangos anywhere from three to five nights a week, teaching, learning or just practicing:
(Eckhoff) "It takes some time to learn, but it's very rewarding. It's a dance that is completely improvisational...."
Judith Schwartz, a garden designer from Marlow, New Hampshire is the founder of this local tango society. A longtime contra dancer, Schwartz had little interest in the sort of stylized, unspontaneous tango she'd seen in old movies. Then she saw a film called "The Tango Lesson," a love story about Argentine tango. She took a few lessons and was hooked:
(Schwartz) "The tango that most people are familiar with is stage tango which is very macho and erotic, very overt.... And the Argentine social tango is a very soft and warm, inclusive embracing dance. And there's just something very special feeling about it."
(Keese) But to learn tango, you've got to dance. So last fall, with help from other tango lovers, Schwartz organized the Brattleboro dances and lessons and practices. She spread the word that singles and beginners were always welcome.
Later on, singer-guitarist Molly Melloan arrives and the live music begins:
(Sound of live music, shuffling feet and laughter.)
(Keese) The song is technically not a tango, but the dancers don't seem to care. With torsos pressed close, they walk forward. They embellish their moves with seductive footwork. A woman in red heels a physician, it turns out drapes a leg playfully around her partner's calf. John Wyndham, a retired computer scientist, dances with his wife, who's a former schoolteacher.
Wyndham composes tangos for the accordion. He couldn't be happier that the dance is making a comeback:
(Wyndham) "It's just captivating, that's all. You suddenly feel you have the soul of an Argentinian and you didn't even know it."
For Vermont public Radio, I'm Susan Keese in Brattleboro.


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Sometimes you just want to have something with dinner that isn't sweet. Something that goes with a bracing stew or steaming soup. These grain-free biscuits are flavorful and dense and taste great slathered with ghee or butter. This time of year I start making a lot of stews and soups from my nutrient rich beef bone broth and chicken broth. Here is a roll that compliments these savory dishes and is another way to use those delicious roasted onions that you will enjoy!
If you have been baking with grain-free flours you know that they can be very dry. One way to resolve this problem is to add something moist to the recipe. These biscuits have a great taste and texture as they contain the sweet roasted onion that keeps them moist. They go with any savory dish such as a stew or soup and they taste great with just ghee or butter as a simple snack!
Scroll down at this post about gravy to find out how to make a roasted onion.
Onion Biscuits
- 2 medium to large roasted onions
- 3 tablespoon ghee or butter (hard and cut into small pieces)
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup almond flour (how to make almond flour)
- 1/4 coconut flour (where to buy coconut flour)
- 1 teaspoon honey (where to buy sweeteners)
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- Food processor (where to buy)
- cookies sheet with parchment paper (where to buy parchment paper) (where to buy cookie sheets)
- Bowl, tablespoon
- In the food processor, puree the onions
- Add the eggs and process
- Add the almond flour, coconut flour, baking soda, salt and process
- While the processor is running drop in the small pieces of ghee or butter and mix to just combine
- The batter should be forming a ball on one side of the processor
- Remove to a bowl
- The batter should be firm
- Place approximately 2 tablespoons of batter onto the cookie sheet forming a biscuit shape
- Continue using all the batter this way
- To smooth out the biscuits, dip your hand in water and run it over the biscuit
- Bake on 325 degrees F for 22 – 25 minutes or until they are slightly browned and clean to a toothpick
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
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Laker athletes supporting health issues for men in Movember
Posted: November 14th, 2013
SAULT STE. MARIE - If you notice the Laker hockey team appears to be a bit unkept, it's not that they think it's already time for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Members of the LSSU hockey team are growing mustaches in support of "Movember," a fun campaign to create awareness of men's health issues.
Coming on the heels of another great Pink in the Rink campaign, LSSU senior goaltender Kevin Kapalka has created a web site to which funds can be donated to Movember in the name of a Laker with the best mustache.
Movember's goal is to generate funds for men's health programs and promote conversations about men's health that lead to greater awareness and understanding of the health risks men face. It also hopes to educate men who are ill about what they can do and how they can take action.
More than 1.1 million "Mos" are registered worldwide and have raised $147 million for men's health. The program includes the "Moscars" and a hall of fame. College students raised more than $81,000 in 2012.
To find more information regarding Movember, click here. -LSSU-


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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
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- pantheism (belief that the universe is divine)
This Icelandic entry was created from the translations listed at pantheism. It may be less reliable than other entries, and may be missing parts of speech or additional senses. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) November 2007


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I know a good bit about automotive electronic fuel injection systems and almost nothing about automotive mechanical fuel injection systems (except diesels) The systems in bikes are very basic from what I've seen. They have
interruptors for crankshaft and camshaft signals, a fuel pump, fuel injectors, a coolant temp sensor, a barometric pressure sensor that may also be the manifold pressure (or vacuum) sensor, throttle position sensor, ambient air or intake temp sensor, and a microprocessor. There may be an additional ignition module or it could be incorporated into the main microprocessor. Some may even have an O2 sensor for a feedback loop.


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The amount of insurance you buy (your coverage limit) starts with your dwelling coverage. Work with your agent or Travelers representative to determine how much you should purchase to cover your needs; it should be enough to pay to fully rebuild your home in the event you suffer a total loss. And remember: replacement cost at current prices could be higher than the actual market value of your home. Learn more about the cost to rebuild.
The limits of coverage for the other standard coverages in your homeowners policy are figured as percentages of your dwelling limit. For example, if you decide on a $300,000 limit for your dwelling, your other limits on a standard policy will typically be as follows:
|Other structures:
|10% of dwelling
|Personal property:
|50% of dwelling
|Loss of use:
|20% of dwelling
You can increase any of these limits. Talk to your agent or Travelers representative to learn more.
Likewise with your personal liability and medical payments. You choose the limit of coverage for your personal liability. Policies typically have a $100,000 minimum limit on personal liability, but you can choose a higher limit. Similarly, policies typically have a $1,000 minimum limit for medical payments coverage, with higher limits available for purchase. Your agent or Travelers representative can help. Learn more about personal liability insurance.
A deductible is the amount you would pay out of your own pocket before the insurance coverage takes over. The amount you choose for your insurance deductible depends on how much you're prepared to pay if you have a covered loss. For instance, if you choose a $1,500 deductible, then you'll pay the first $1,500 of a claim. There is no deductible for personal liability.
There are many exclusions in the policy and many of them have exceptions. It's important that you read your policy to learn what is covered and not covered. You can also talk to your agent or Travelers representative to get a fuller understanding of what is covered or not.
Be confident in your insurance choices. Contact your agent or Travelers representative today. We'll work with you to develop a homeowners insurance policy that fits your needs and your budget.
The information on this site is general in nature. Any description of coverage is necessarily simplified. Whether a particular loss is covered depends on the specific facts and the provisions, exclusions and limits of the actual policy. Nothing on this site alters the terms or conditions of any of our policies. You should read the policy for a complete description of coverage. Coverage options, limits, discounts and deductibles are subject to availability and to individuals meeting our underwriting criteria. Not all features available in all areas.
Insurance is underwritten by The Travelers Indemnity Company and its property casualty affiliates, One Tower Square, Hartford, CT. For a complete list of personal insurance underwriting companies, click here.
Maintaining your home can help to keep your insurance costs down.Learn More »


text: 'AOC'- Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée- is a special government designation. To qualify for this AOC Quality Label essential oil from Haute Provence must meet a number of stringent requirements: Production is limited geographically to 4 small regions in Provence. Oil is produced by steam distillation using the flower tops only of Fine Lavender. Fields must be located at a minimum altitude of 800 metres above sea level. No substance or products may be added to the essential oil. Maximum yield of essential oil is limited to 25kg. per hectare. Samples are submitted for olfactive and analytical tests. L'Occitane lavender is grown on the highest area of Mount Lure, 1200 metres above sea level. Lavender flowers are distilled lower down in the valley and the essential oil is delivered to us a few days after approval for the AOC label.


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Sandler's "Jack & Jill" Getting Some Bad Reviews
According to an Eonline review, Adam Sandler's "Jack & Jill" isn't the worst movie of the year, but only because the Al Pacino scenes are 'sorta funny'. Let's be honest though, do we really go to an Adam Sandler movie because it's critically acclaimed? I don't remember the last time I chose a Sandler movie because I heard it might get an Academy Award!
I go to an Adam Sandler movie because I want to laugh. It really doesn't matter to me if it's a quality joke or a dumb joke. It's been a long week, so just make me laugh! I think it's a guy thing.


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Welcome from down in the swamp. Enjoy that new Glock and the site.
First time posting on this site and I'd like to say Hi to everyone. I live in Michigan. I'm going to be doing alot more reading than posting as I've got alot I'd like to learn about the various to do's and what not to do's regarding handguns. I'm not new to firearms in general but, I have just purchased my first hand gun, a Glock 17 and I absolutely love shooting it.
I look forward to getting to know alot of you. Thank you in advance for your help, cooperation and candor.
Welcome from down in the swamp. Enjoy that new Glock and the site.
Welcome from Northern Arizona
Welcome !!!
Welcome to the club ........
Welcome..................and Howdy from Texas...enjoy.... Glocks are great (as are most other guns...........).
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Inspiration post for Scrappers Delights
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English-Japanese dictionary
- January 15, 2015
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English-Japanese Dictionary is an English-Japanese Dictionary that meets the needs of all English speakers and learners alike.
Give it a try and give us your feedback.
Give it a try and give us your feedback.
Useless Doesn't work and the ads are most prominent thing on the screen and far too close to small space to press to input word. Much better dictionaries out there!
Seems to have been made for Japanese people This app contains four lookup options (J-E, E-J, J-J & E-E). The J-J and J-E are probably the best, as they give Japanese language learners the opportunity to read definitions of Japanese words in Japanese. The J-E function is less useful because only basic equivalents are provided without example sentences or explanations of words. The E-E function works fine, but there are other apps that do this better. Not a bad app, but it might only be useful to advanced learners who can read definitions in Japanese. Also, the layout is pretty basic, and more example sentences would be a big help.
Limited, but still useful Searching 英和 doesn't list 読み方 for the result. Searching 英和 doesn't enable JUMP functionality at all. These two things together make 英和 useless for native English speakers. Please fix either one. なおしてください。 Using jump on a 言葉 with multiple alternate 漢字 only lists one in the result, and not necessarily the one you pressed. 例えば、I touched 表して and got taken to 現す「あらわす」。 Plus in the five or so tests I ran, I had some issues with some of the English translations, especially for 字幕。
Location? WTF do you need my location? Uninstalling.
dekimasen onegai
Won't download It won't download and even with sufficient space
What's New
We have implemented "JUMP" functionality which allows you to click on a word that appears on the description of the word you searched for. See the screenshot for details!
Japanese to English & English to Japanese dictionary: accurate, offline, ad-free


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Please keep in mind calendar events may change. Whenever possible, links to original sources are provided. Please double-check event days and times through original sources. Having trouble seeing the calendar on your phone or other mobile device? Try switching to "agenda" view or clicking "More Details" on any given event.
If you have anything you'd like to add to the Ithaca Family Fun Calendar, please contact me at email@example.com (see calendar guidelines below).
The community room calendar at Jillian's Drawers is also a great resource, with many activities, classes & playgroups not included on the calendar below including children's music, yoga, dance, art, Spanish & prenatal yoga.
Calendar guidelines: The Ithaca Family Fun entertainment calendar is reserved for activities and events in Tompkins County that will appeal to and be appropriate for families with children under the age of 12. Priority is given to free, inexpensive and special* events and activities. Classes will not be included unless they have "drop-in" availability (preregistration not required). Regular business hours will not be eligible as a calendar event, but may be given temporary calendar status at the discretion of Ithaca Family Fun staff to raise awareness for a new or struggling business. *Aside from concerts and festivals, special events and activities may also include activities with irregular and/or limited hours.


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The Count of Monte Cristo / Man Friday (Blu-ray + DVD)
Richard Chamberlain &
Peter O'Toole
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- Number of Discs: 2
- Rated: PG
- Run Time: 3 hours, 32 minutes
- Released: September 10, 2013
- Originally Released: 2013
- Label: Shout Factory
Performers, Cast and Crew:
|Richard Chamberlain & Peter O'Toole
Product Description:
Alexander Dumas' stirring classic tale of injustice, revenge and retribution, in which Edmond Dantes (Richard Chamberlain The Thorn Birds) is falsely accused by three men of conspiring with Napoleon. Prosecuted by the conniving De Villefort (Louis Jourdan), he is sentenced to an agonizing life on the isolated island fortress of Monte Cristo. The dying Abbé Faria (Trevor Howard - Superman) tells Dantes of a secret treasure. Dantes escapes, finds the treasure, assumes the identity of the rich and revered Count of Monte Cristo, uses his enemies' corruption and greed as weapons to utterly destroy them and wins back the heart and hand of his love, Mercedes (Kate Nelligan Eye Of The Needle). Also starring Tony Curtis (Some Like It Hot) and Donald Pleasence (Halloween).
Man Friday
Daniel Defoe's classic story of survival and heroism takes on a whole new perspective in this electrifying version of Robinson Crusoe. Marooned on a beautiful South Seas island with a black man, Crusoe declares himself 'master' and throws Friday into a cave when he rebels. Friday escapes and leaves Crusoe who soon discovers he needs Friday's companionship and welcomes him back. A slave ship comes to the island and puts them in peril but, in a violent battle, they defeat the ship. After many difficulties they build a seaworthy raft and sail to Friday's island. Unable to adapt, Crusoe is destined to live out his life isolated and alone. Starring Peter O'Toole (Lawrence of Arabia) and Richard Roundtree (Shaft). Bonus FeaturesTheatrical Trailers, TV Spot And Radio Spots
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Sheriff's deputies open fire after they were "aggressively charged" and attacked by a dog while responding to a report of loud music.Stray bullet struck 17-year-old in the chest »
Nina Dobrev slipped into a two-piece for a shark tour boating adventure in Honolulu, HI, on Wednesday. The former Vampire Diaries star is currently on the island to film a documentary focusing on the plight of sharks. She was seen spending the day with shark behavior specialist and conservationist Ocean Ramsey and showed off her toned tummy in a black long-sleeved rash guard top and red bikini bottoms as she made her way down a rocky cliff while holding onto a snorkel and pair of fins. After returning for TVD's series finale in March, Nina recently nabbed a Teen Choice Award nomination for choice action movie actress thanks to her role in xXx: Return of Xander Cage and shared her excitement via
WASHINGTON - Dashcam footage released Thursday by the American Civil Liberties Union shows Minnesota police violently arresting a 22-year-old Asian man after a traffic stop last year.
You see, when I started my CrossFit journey to getting completely ripped, I was convinced that after six months, I'd have amazing transformation photos to share. Some of the women even said they wished their muscles were bigger, and now they just care about what their bodies can do, and what their goals are like to squat more weight, or do higher box jumps.
Rebecca Burger, a French fitness blogger, has died after a whipped cream dispenser exploded in her chest. Burger, who had 160,000 Instagram followers and more than 55,000 Facebook fans, passed away at the weekend. Citing local reports in France, the BBC reported that she died of cardiac arrest after the accident, despite being attended to by medics. Her family announced her death on Facebook, calling it a "domestic accident." A warning about the faulty dispensers has also been posted on her Instagram. It said the canister "exploded and struck Rebecca's chest, causing her death". The dispensers shoot gas into a metal capsule, which keeps the pressure high. The BBC said a French consumer group
When told "humans are entirely the cause" of recent warming, Perry said, "I don't buy it." After a week full of misleading and inaccurate statements, Energy Secretary Rick Perry remained incredulous and defiant when confronted with climate science-related facts in a budget hearing Thursday. Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) informed Perry that scientists have concluded that "humans are entirely the cause" of recent warming, to which Perry responded, "I don't believe it" and "I don't buy it." And when Franken reminded him this was the conclusion of a team of climate science skeptics funded by conservative petrochemical billionaires Charles and David Koch, Perry raised his voice and said: "To stand up and
Rep. Tim Ryan says the party's "toxic" brand under House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is making it difficult for Dems to connect with voters.
Photos:The seven sailors who died in USS Fitzgerald collision Seven missing sailors from the USS Fitzgerald were found dead in flooded berthing compartments following the warship's collision with a merchant vessel, a US military official said.The Navy's 7th Fleet said searchers found the bodies Sunday morning, Japan time, after the guided-missile destroyer returned to its base in Japan. Gunner's Mate Seaman Dakota Kyle Rigsby, 19, from Palmyra, Virginia. Photos:The seven sailors who died in USS Fitzgerald collision Yeoman 3rd Class Shingo Alexander Douglass, 25, from San Diego, California. Photos:The seven sailors who died in USS Fitzgerald collision Sonar Technician 3rd Class Ngoc T Truong Huynh,


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The Problem of Insurance in Dependent Families
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Social Service, September 1928
Topic: Socioeconomic Status, Social Services, Social Work, Workplace, Poverty, Survey, Health and Healing, Research
Name of Publication: The Jewish Social Service Quarterly
Editor: Rubinow, I. M.
Volume/Issue: Vol.5/no.1
Page Number(s): 1-15
Genre: Article
Coverage: Boston, Massachusetts , United States
Language: English
Copyright Holder: Publisher
Copyright Information: Download for personal use, freely distribute link
Bibliographic Information:
Taylor, Maurice. The Problem of Insurance in Dependent Families. The Jewish Social Service Quarterly. Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA),National Conference of Jewish Social Service. September 1928: 1-15. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=12455
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A Few Words From Richard Wedler
It's become a very busy summer season here at Micro Fence. We're extremely happy to announce the arrival of some new products as well as grateful to have two wonderful woodworking commissions on the furniture-building front.
Here in this newsletter, you'll see our newest accessories, the Light Rings now available for our Plunge Bases. After a long research and development period, we finally found all the elements we needed and took our plunge into the world of electronics, (little did I know about Gerber files, printed circuit board technology or for that matter how these were made). See more on the story below.
In other Micro Fence news, I'm also proud to announce our return to Highland Hardware, (we were in their catalog years ago, but through personnel changes and challenging economic times were discontinued). Highland's grasp of internet marketing and penchant for high quality tools has convinced me that this is a good move.
Meanwhile, a client from forty years ago (that I worked for last summer), returned to fill up the woodshop's schedule and keep our woodworking chops up to snuff. The commission is for two walnut pieces in the same style that I designed last summer for their Buddha Cabinet (shown below in the Woodworker's Spotlight). The new commission is for one automated TV lift cabinet (for a 65" flat-screen), and a complementary art folio storage cabinet. Both are terrific mortise and tenon exercises. We'll show the results in an upcoming newsletter.
On the recreational side of things, our long-lived Woodshop Band returned to the recording studio to record another disc. We've been carrying on this tradition for 36 years now, and continue to meet every 2 or 3 weeks to spend an evening enjoying the rich experience of playing music together...over the last few years we've recorded some of it. You can have an earful on our 'Music for the Shop' page if you like.
Meanwhile, in this election year I count us fortunate to be as busy as we are...it distracts us from the craziness of our country's politics? May the dust settle with some values intact. Enough said.
Woodworker's Spotlight
Our Spotlight feature this summer will focus on design decisions that arose in a recent commission that Rich received from a client that he first worked for almost forty years ago. She and her husband have collected various treasures in their extensive world travels over the years and wished to display one of them in their newly renovated Los Angeles home. The art in question was a 250 lb. stone Burmese Buddha standing almost two feet tall. They needed a pedestal cabinet for the Buddha to sit upon. The challenge was to design and build a piece strong enough to support the considerable weight and yet not compete with the serene majesty of the art itself.
2. The ends and back of the cabinet featured encaptured panels that were surrounded by a bead detail accomplished with custom shaper knives ground by my father, Jack Wedler for a project we worked on together in the eighties...back then we made somewhere around 300 pairs of knives based on sketches of mouldings found in museums and cathedrals all over Europe.
3. The stand (rear view) in progress, capped with the rough-milled pagoda-style top before the front panels (doors), were installed.
The design mixed elements of Greene & Greene together with Asian influences to take on a life and style of its own.
4. The doors were installed using Soss invisible hinges so that the appearance of the recessed panels is consistent regardless of the angle from which the piece is viewed.
The hardware, roughly 100 years old, was purchased from a local L.A. vendor that specializes in antique hardware.
Do you want to see your work showcased in our Gallery Spotlight? Contact us at email@example.com
What's New At Micro Fence
New ideas and items are always coming to the Micro Fence System. Keep up with all of our products by visiting us on our website Microfence.com. You'll find all our latest products on the "What's New" page as well as new developments and sale announcements. Click Here to go to the "What's New" page.
Seeing is Believing!
Last year we were informed that the LED lights that we've used for the last ten years were being discontinued by the manufacturer. We've tried to find a suitable replacement to no avail, though we're continuing our search for a suitable battery-powered light. By a stroke of timely luck, we came across what appeared be a solution to our problem. In our last newsletter, we wrote about Frank Garcia in New Jersey and his new innovation in our "Tips and Techniques" section. He had built a ring of LED lights that fit onto our plunge base and provided a shadow-less work area. We loved the idea so much that we asked Frank if he'd be interested in participating in the development of these new accessories with us.
Over the last few months, working from initial drawings that Frank drew up in his CAD program, he found a printed circuit board engineering firm in New Jersey to develop the Gerber files (needed to manufacture the boards). After a few changes and alterations, we found a manufacturer in Anaheim, Ca. that could supply our custom shapes and offer the quality we needed at a tolerable price, (it was a shock to learn about electronics prices!). At any rate, we've completed the first run of these little gems and we're very proud of the results. Personally, I've never seen such beautiful lighting on any woodworking tool...ever.
Click on Image below to go to the light rings page on our website.
Each of our Plunge Bases can be fitted with a printed circuit board light source that virtually eliminates shadows.
Both models include 12V transformer, 10' extension cable, velcro circles for attachment, wire ties and everything you'll need to install.
The Micro Plunge Base Light Ring
The Plunge Base Light Ring
Clear, brilliant light builds confidence and eliminates errors.
In addition, we recently started to carry a new item from True Position Tools, the Cabinet Light Puck Installation Jig
It makes the installation of most "puck" style lighting extremely easy.
Click on the image to see a short video about this product on our website.
Are you on Facebook? Make sure to like us on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/microfence
Tips and Techniques
Our customers have sent us pictures of solutions they've come up with using our Micro Stop (the measuring mechanism of the Micro Fence) to add fine adjustment in a variety of applications. The first is from customer Duke Graham who added the Micro Stop to his Grizzly sliding table saw fence.
I Love this setup,, It works great and is VERY accurate. Thanks Rich!!!
The saw table is a Grizzly G0623X 10 inch slider. I can dial this in with my calipers and follow the dial and BAM!!! Right on target. Thanks again for such a wonderful product that really works.
These photos were sent to us by our customer Glen Blanchard who has installed it on his crosscut sled to micro-adjust length of cut. He fabricated a hinged mechanism to turn the adjustable Micro Stop into a flip stop.
These are photos sent to us by our customer, Peter Howell. He says" Attached are photos of the line and berry jewelry box I made using a Bosch Colt router, the Microfence plunge base and small circle cutting attachment. The box is about 18" long, 12" wide and 6" tall and is made of Walnut. The lines are made of holly and the berries are cherry, maple and padauk. The design was drawn onto the lid and the centers of each circle or arc where marked. Small holes were drilled at each center and used as the pivot point when using the small circle cutting jig. A five blade pinwheel is very difficult to layout. Most people make only four blades and that is what is suggested for all but the most experienced woodworkers. The arcs are cut using a 3/64" diameter spiral router bit and the grooves are 1/16" deep. The finish is one coat of Watco clear and four coats of clear Briwax. The holes that were drilled for the pivot pin were filled with a dark brown crayon after completing the finish. They are nearly invisible.
Want to show us some of the tips or techniques that you use? Send them to us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Show Schedule
The 2017 Woodworking Show Schedule has been announced and we will be there to showcase everything Micro Fence.
Sadly, our West Coast swing has been abandoned again this year due to escalating freight costs. We will miss seeing all our friends in California, Oregon and Denver and hope the shows will be able to return there in years to come.
Want to keep up with Micro Fence and see where we will be going to next? Click Here to visit our Show Schedule.