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HALIFAX — A new study on the potential impact of hydraulic fracturing on the health of Nova Scotians is recommending the provincial government adopt a go-slow approach with the emerging industry.
The report, prepared by the province's deputy chief medical officer, says it will take time, effort and investment to put measures in place to protect the public's health.
"As others have noted, the (oil and gas) resources have been in place for millennia and are not going to disappear any time soon," Frank Atherton says in the report, released late Monday.
"In the interests of public health, Nova Scotia should take the time and make the necessary investments to ensure that proper regulation, management, mitigation and monitoring measures are established."
Barb Harris, a spokeswoman for the Environmental Health Association of Nova Scotia, lauded Atherton's cautious approach.
"I think he's being really honest that we know about some risks, but we don't know about others, and that some of what we don't know could be extremely serious," said Harris, an environmental health researcher.
"I think what Dr. Atherton is hinting at ... is that there's another option, which is slow down."
The association is calling for a 10-year moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, which Harris says would give the province enough time to set up proper regulations, monitoring and enforcement.
"It's important because this is a relatively new industry," Harris said Tuesday. "It's not just how close (these wells) can get to homes, it's the scale of the industry. It spreads all over the place. ... And you can't do serious monitoring without investing a lot of money into it."
In 2012, the Nova Scotia government placed a two-year moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, saying it needed more time to study the rapidly growing industry. It appointed a panel of experts to seek public input and make recommendations through a series of reports.
Atherton's go-slow approach mirrors a key recommendation made in April by a panel of top Canadian scientists. Their report concluded that little is known about the long-term impact of extracting oil and natural gas by fracturing rock formations with high-pressure fluids.
The independent Council of Canadian Academies said even though the economic benefits could be significant across Canada, it found significant uncertainty on the risks to the environment and human health.
Atherton's report cites the council's work and concludes that "the science of hydraulic fracturing is relatively new ... and that neither the benefits nor the harms to health and the environment are fully known and may not be fully knowable for many years or even decades."
He provides a long list of potential health hazards associated with the unconventional oil and gas extraction, including contamination of groundwater, air pollution, surface spills, increased truck traffic, industrial accidents and generation of greenhouse gases.
The Nova Scotia report also cites the psychological harm and social disruption that can occur when a sudden influx of industry investment leads to a so-called "boomtown effect" a key warning in a report produced by New Brunswick's medical officer of health in a 2012 report.
Among the 15 recommendations in his report, Atherton says more long-term study is needed on health impacts and environmental monitoring.
As well, he says energy companies should be obliged to publicly release lists of the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, and they should pay for health impact assessments at each well site.
He is also calling for updates for traffic management and new standards for noise, odour, vibration and light pollution.
Hydraulic fracturing has been used in one form or another since the late 1940s, but environmentalists say they are more concerned about a relatively new process known has high-volume fracking in shale deposits, which was first used in Canada in 2005.


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Racing Hall of Fame tables trainer's nomination
In the aftermath of allegations of abuse and mistreatment of thoroughbred race horses at Saratoga, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, has tabled trainer Steve Asmussen's nomination pending the outcome of the investigation against him.
Asmussen was a first-time nominee on the most recent Hall of Fame ballot.
State regulators will review more than 7 hours of video shot by an undercover PETA investigator.
CLICK HERE to see the PETA video. WARNING: Adult language is used throughout the video.
810 & 103.1 WGY horse racing analyst Mark Cusano says many of PETA's allegations in the past have been unfounded, but he says "this feels different."
Statement from the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame:
Based on pending investigations by the New York State Gaming Commission and the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission into allegations made by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and reported by various media outlets, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame has decided it is in the best interests of the institution and the sport of thoroughbred racing in general to table the 2014 Hall of Fame nomination of trainer Steve Asmussen.

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The hotel was easy to find located on the edge of the town. Plainly, this is a business focused hotel providing easy walking access (max 10 mins) to the town centre with all the restaurants, shopping and facilities one might wish. The hotel was very clean, quiet and reasonably maintained and breakfast was a good quality buffet style. Good comfortable bed. The decor in the dining room was very red (ceiling, floors, chaires etc) which was a bit 'challenging' first thing in the morning but that's a very personal observation which others may not notice.
It is in a quiet area although barely 10 minutes walk into the old town. It is possible to park the car right outside and it feels very safe. The room was quite large and comfortable. The buffet breakfast was good value.
Helpful staff. Good value for money.
the only thing that let the hotel down was the lack of air conditioning on a very hot day
All the staff were very helpful No restaurant service at weekends
I was very impressed that I was phoned by a member of staff prior to my arrival to check my arrival time. This helped put my mind at rest as I was running late.
Close to Centre of old city no choice of menu in restaurant
Location and parking None
Excellent Location
Well positioned in the centre of Le Puy. Easy access to the old town. Availability of free tea/coffee etc in quiet corner on ground floor (but no milk). Free internet access. Parking is not on site though it is very close. It is well secured. Clearer directions are needed in hotel description. It is very difficult to find the car park without prior instructions. The attached restaurant needs to be booked in advance to ensure a table is available.
Nicely located in city center, good restaurant, friendly staff, free internet access.
Modern, clean, well-equipped, centrally located. Room was a bit over-heated.
We used this hotel for one night only as a stop over. It is an average hotel, nothing fancy about it at all. As we were there for only the one night it was just ok but would not want to spend more time there. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful. This is a bdget hotel nothing less nothing more.
Convenient, clean as a whistle, and a very helpful staff. Stayed there twice and thoroughly enjoyed it. I love the bread in the morning. From the history to the Loire, Le Puy is a very nice place to visit.
The room was very nice, big, light and clean. Separate toilette and nice bath! I had a nice view to the place next to the hotel, It's easy to find. The hotel has an lift and wifi on the room. The staff speaks englisch and helps to find nice spots for i.e. fotos. I checked in very early (2pm) without problems. The price of the restaurant is, even with voucher, to high., You need to pay for parking (6EUR) but the hotels parking places have no direkt connection to the hotel.
This is a very modern, clean, and well located hotel if you wish to be close to the old town section of Le Puy. The staff is very helpful and there is parking available close by for a small fee.
excellent overnight stay. Bright modern pleasant hotel with everything required.
Big modern room with huge modern bathroom (separate toilet area). It was like having two bathrooms. Excellent city location, close to all the old city centre. A/C. Buffet breakfast which was included was great. Free internet in the lobby. Kid friendly. Elevator. Late check in time (17:00). Had to wait until 17:30 for our room to be ready.
Near railway station and with a good restaurant. Breakfast good - real orange juice.
Reasonably priced hotel with free wifi. Convenient for Le Puy (with car). Reasonable breakfast.
A good standard overnoght hotel in a commercial district not really, we stayed overnight
Reasonable situation on the outskirts of Le Luy. Fairly quiet hotel and good value for money Our room was spoiled by dirty marks on the carpet which could probably have been removed and would have made the room look better. Lower marks for housekeeping.
New - built hotel. Absence of staff of the hotel from 22 all night long and careless about the room (absence of pillow case).
Especially appreciated the warm welcome and the excellent local knowledge, advice and suggestions of the receptionist. The secure parking, comfortable room.
Large and clean room and free wifi. The hotel is far from the downtown, but I didn't have any trouble because I had a scooter.
It was a pity that there is not a restaurant on site. When booking we didn't realise that the only place to eat was at Auchan. It is a car journey into town for an alternative.
Simple and basic but lovely big rooms, nice design, spacious bathroom and nice and quiet. Friendly and helpful. Good for a basic few days. bare floors a bit cold. Lighting in bathroom and room not in the right place.
Nice staff, they even waited for us being late in the evening.
The location is close to the city centre, the staff were friendly and helpful and the hotel prices are reasonable value for money The relentlessly modern styling leads to some absurd design results, such as a fully glazed south-facing wall - with no view, but a boiling hot room as a consequence. The walk-in shower wets everything but the person in it, and the absence of ventilation on the upper level meant it remained over 30C all night.
Excellent location, warm and friendly, nodern design, convenient, elegant, very good value.
Basic hotel with few facilities but offering good value for money. Easy walking distance from city centre. On arrival, my reservation was not known to the hotel. I was very lucky that there was still one unoccupied room in the hotel that they could give to me.
explored ancient sights in the city, walked to the countryside, enjoyed wonderful meals here and in the city, did my paintings
Location close to town.Good food. difficult access to car park
Very helpful, friendly staff, good location qnd excellent value for money No internet qccess
the rooms are smelly and above a noisy street. the bread was not baked.
very comfortable as I was used to hostels previously for 4 weeks
Spaciousness of the room. Compared to others, it was clean and pleasant. Very limited parking and very narrow access to such. Not being warned that the garden side had no air-conditioning. Limited choice/flexibility in restaurant. Position on main road, which was further than inferred from the old city.
Excellent location on the edge of town A small room, television didn't work, not a very expensive room, but probably overpriced
Close to all amenities Lack of air conditioning
dinner good value.easy access to old town and sites entrance to garage!no plans of town available.
I liked the cleanliness and comfort of our room. Although we were on a busy road, the hotel room was quiet and restful. The meals in the resto were mediocre for the price. I had magret de canard which was warmed over! The b'fast buffet was disappointing too. The parking could have been difficult, but we found a place on the side of the road near the hotel.
Helpful staff, good restaurant. Twenty minute walk to town centre.
These are very friendly people, with a high level of general welcome & service and an outstanding restaurant.
Good location at edge of city, relatively quiet. Plenty of dedicated parking. Very good restaurant - good selection of wines & food.
very friendly and helpful reception . room very comfortable and clean . good free parking facilities . good buffet breakfast . 8 out of 10 there was no town map available at the hotel . quite far from the town center .
Staff was very helpful. Evening meal was fabulous. Gourmet 5 course meal with great service. Breakfast had a nice assortment and was a step above the typical French Continental of beverage, bread and jam. Not an English or American breakfast, but it was nice. If the Sauna was operating and the Whirlpool Spa was water was warm then I would have marked them Excellent. They have nice faciliites but don't really promote their use and don't keep them heated/operating.
We enjoyed our one night at Hotel Brivas, the staff were friendly and efficient and the manager/owner was very personable. The bed was comfortable and the room was quiet. It's only a short walk into Le Puy, but we ate in the hotel restaurant which was fine, if a little expensive.


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I am hoping to take these items to CT so we can at least visit the graves of my grandparents and maybe to the Cape to look for a memorial grave I have finally located. If it is not a "beach day" maybe I can work it in. If it fits in the car, that is. I sometimes take a mini-version for short trips.
If you click on the photo it will bring you to Flickr and you can see the "note" attached to each item.


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Queen songs top new UK driving poll
Listen to Queen on iHeartRadio
When it comes to cruisin' music, Americans and Brits have similar tastes.
Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" takes the top spot in a new survey from the UK car brand Mini, with 25% of the vote. Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" follows in second place, getting nods from 21%.
Meat Loaf's "Bat Out Of Hell," Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," and ABBA's "Dancing Queen" round out the top five.
In a similar U.S. poll earlier this year, "Don't Stop Believin'" led the list, followed by "Bohemian Rhapsody." "Dancing Queen" came in at number six.
The Top Ten Driving Songs in the UK
1. Queen, "Don't Stop Me Now"
2. Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody"
3. Meat Loaf, "Bat Out Of Hell"
4. Journey, "Don't Stop Believin'"
5. ABBA, "Dancing Queen"
6. The Eagles, "Hotel California"
7. Kings Of Leon," Sex On Fire"
8. Katrina and the Waves, "Walking On Sunshine"
9. Chris Rea, "Driving Home for Christmas"
10. The Proclaimers, "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)"
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BATON ROUGE LSU volleyball signee Taylor Bannister, a 6-foot-6-inch middle blocker/right-outside hitter out of Missouri City, Texas and Texas Premier Volleyball Club, has been named a Senior Ace by PrepVolleyball.com and a Fab 50 recruit by VolleyballMag.com.
BATON ROUGE LSU volleyball junior Cheyenne Wood was recently offered and accepted an internship for the summer of 2017 at Nike.
GREENVILLE, S.C. A three-time All-American, SEC and LSU record holder in career assists with 6,379 and a member of LSU's Athletic Hall of Fame, LSU volleyball's Dani Reis added SEC legend honors, the league announced during the SEC Women's Basketball Tournament Thursday.
BATON ROUGE LSU volleyball head coach Fran Flory announced the addition of Sarah Rumely, a veteran of the Southeastern Conference as both an assistant coach and player, to the staff Friday.
BATON ROUGE, La. Fifty-one LSU student-athletes were named to the 2016 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll the conference announced on Wednesday.


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AWESOME!! Derek Jeter Tribute "RE2PECT"
Celebrities are popping up in a new ad paying tribute to Derek Jeter in his final season with the New York Yankees.
The Michael Jordan brand ad went viral Monday with the release of the new RE2PECT commercial on YouTube.
The ad features celebrities such as Jordan himself, Tiger Woods, Billy Crystal, Spike Lee and Jay Z all tipping their hat to the Yankees shortstop.
It also features former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a couple of hesitant Boston Red Sox fans and three New York Mets players, whose faces are humorously pixelated to conceal their identities as they show a little love for Jeter.


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Strikingly, only two of the five—Hoover and Tilden—made their money themselves.
Mr. Tilden spent most of the summer of 1873 in Europe, his first visit to the Old World.
How, Mr. Tilden, how far is it to the cross-roads where the mail-carrier says he was robbed?
We would not, however, advise Tilden to choose his friends from the worldly point simply, either of fashion or wealth.
Among the first to espouse the abolition doctrines was Judge Tilden.
For the solubility at higher temperatures, see Tilden and Shenstone, Phil.
This letter is obviously in answer to Tilden's last preceding.
The only competitors of Tilden for the Democratic nomination were "favorite sons."
Mr. Tilden was abandoned, and another candidate was selected.
As a matter of fact, Firwein has gained virtually no recognition outside of the literature of the Tilden concern.


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:: WI-Press and Society
Summer 2014
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|Credit Hours:
Bart Y. Asato
|Instructional Mode:
|05/27/2014 - 07/03/2014
|Course Prerequisites:
Qualification for ENG 100, ENG 160 or ESL 100.
|Course Description:
|JOUR 150 is a study of the forces that shape the way society communicates, the impact of mass media on the political, social and cultural climate of America and the world; and the roles of
technology, business, government and the courts, and personalities in shaping media industries.
This JOUR 150 class section (CRN 35131) is Writing Intensive and conducted on the Internet.
To be successful in this course, students must:
1) have full regular access to a computer and to
the Internet;
2) have basic computer skills (opening, saving,
renaming files);
3) be familiar with a standard word processor (MS
Word, WordPerfect);
4) be proficient in navigating the WWW and
downloading files;
5) have a UH email address and know how to attach
files to an email message.
Please contact the instructor via email (firstname.lastname@example.com) as soon as you register for this
class. Please check your MyUH portal account regularly for announcements about class cancellations, UH system announcements, and/or email.
|Books may be purchased at the Kapiolani CC bookstore or ordered online at http://www.bookstore.hawaii.edu/uhkcc/home.aspx. If you do not have access to the Internet or unable to travel to the bookstore, you may also order by phone at 1-800-UHBOOKS
|Technical Requirements:
|The Internet allows students to take a course at home using a personal computer. Familiarity with using a computer and basic Internet skills (browsing, sending e-mail, saving/sending files) is required. Students must have a computer with Internet access. Depending on the online course, students may be required to log in at a specific day and time or at anytime. Students taking an online course should always contact their instructor after registration or prior to the first day of class to get detailed information regarding the course.
Minimum Computer Hardware/Software Requirements:
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You see this probe request in airodump as well ?
Sure this is not simply a laptop with wireless scanning for available networks ?
If you dont turn off the wireless on the average windows laptop then it will keep searching for a connection.
I would fire up airodump and see if it is looking for a certain BSSID or just probing for networks.
And of course.. if it is able to connect to your AP without having to do anything.. it would seem
your security on your AP needs some beefing up


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McCaffrey Coaches Midwest U16 Team to National Title
Wright State head men's and women's tennis coach Sean McCaffrey recently led the Midwest Mustangs U16 Boys and Girls teams to the USTA Junior Zone Team Championship in St. Louis over the weekend.
"It was a great experience for everyone involved and fun to see the players come together and be rewarded for their hard work," McCaffrey said. "Hopefully, this will allow them to become confident and continue their success."
McCaffrey, named the WSU and Horizon League Tennis Coach of the Year in 2012, led the Raider men's tennis team to the regular-season Horizon League title last spring.


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FirstGov.gov Rivals Private Sector University of Michigan ACSI Customer Satisfaction Report
September 23, 2003
Contact: GSA Public Affairs (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC—The University of Michigan's recently released E-Government Index study of 24 federal government Web sites named www.FirstGov.gov as one of a handful of federal government Web sites that provides a great experience for visitors. FirstGov.gov, the U.S. Government's Official Web Portal, serves as the nation's front door to official government information and the Bush Administration's E-Government initiatives.
FirstGov.gov helps citizens find and do business with government online, on the phone, by mail, or in person. The site connects about five million visitors a month to a wealth of information, services and transactions from millions of on-line government resources from federal, state, and local governments. It also provides citizens with an easy way to contact their government and ask questions.
Using the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), the University of Michigan assessed Web sites as to their overall effectiveness and level of worthwhile experience for the visitor. A major finding of the report was that several federal government Web sites are not only catching up with the private sector, but also surpassing them as to overall customer satisfaction. In particular, FirstGov was cited for "a great surge in its satisfaction levels" based on the fact that it has "continuously sought citizen inputs…to drive the evolution of its site."
The GSA Office of Citizen Services manages FirstGov.gov, the U.S. Government's official web portal, and serves as the nation's front door to information and services American citizens require from their government. In addition to FirstGov.gov, Citizen Services provides citizens access to information in whatever medium they prefer—the web, e-mail, telephone, or in print.
GSA is a centralized federal procurement and property management agency created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies, and services. GSA, comprised of 13,000 associates, provides services and solutions for the office operations of over 1 million federal workers located in 8,000 government-owned and leased buildings in 2000 U.S. communities.


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BELLEVUE, WA -- Consumers can donate their spare change to support Hurricane Sandy relief efforts at more than 14,000 Coinstar kiosks across the U.S. The Red Cross will receive the funds within 48 hours.
To make a donation through Nov. 30, individuals select the "donate" option from the menu, choose the American Red Cross, and pour in any amount of change to support relief efforts providing food, shelter and other assistance to hurricane victims. Coinstar said the Red Cross will receive 100% of the value of the donations.
"We are putting the power of our nationwide network of Coinstar locations to work for hurricane relief," Coinstar chief executive Paul Davis. "If half of the U.S. population donated just $1, it would translate to more than $150 million in aid to help families get back on their feet."
Additionally, Coinstar and its 2,700 employees are supporting Team Rubicon, an organization that connects the skills and experience of returning veterans with disaster recovery needs. Coinstar will match all employee donations made to the organization through Veterans Day, Nov. 12.
Consumers can locate a nearby Coinstar kiosk with the donation option by visiting coinstar.com.


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Reggie Bullock was unveiled as the Clippers' newest draft pick on Monday afternoon, and so was his new uniform.
Standing alongside, the jersey bore No. 25, the same number new Clippers' coach Doc Rivers wore during his NBA career, which included a one-season stop with the Clippers.
"Being a Clipper, coming to one of the best cities in America, playing for one of the best coaches and playing for a great team, I'm just trying to bring whatever I can to this team just try to help them out the best way possible," said Bullock, who was the team's first-round pick in last month's NBA Draft. "I'm just going to play my game. They've seen so much film on me they know what I'm capable of doing, which is shooting the ball and defending. So I'm just trying to be effective on defense and knock down the shots when they come to me."
It's the only event the Clippers could go public with as they reshape their team under Rivers. The Clippers have apparently agreed to deals that will also land them J.J. Redick, Jared Dudley, Darren Collison and perhaps soon Antawn Jamison.
Those moves, of course, coincide with guard Chris Paul re-signing as a free agent.
Teams cannot officially announce the deals they've consummated until Wednesday.
But the Clippers do know what they have in Bullock, who left North Carolina after his junior year.
Rivers, whose son Austin played for Duke, has seen the 6-foot-7 Bullock extensively. He fits in with the Clippers' search for 3-point shooting and perimeter defense.
And as a youngster, Bullock played for Paul's AAU team in North Carolina.
"I've known (Rivers) for awhile and it's great to just have someone like that, like another father figure in my life," Bullock said. "He definitely rooted against me for a year, and now he's been rooting for me for a while.
"I played for Chris Paul's first AAU team, 15-and-under. He was a great person in my life, he's helped me through the process, training and traveling around with the team."
Bullock has already spoken with Paul, Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, the core of the starting unit as the club sets out to improve on the franchise-record 56 games it won in the 2012-13 season.
Bullock, who had his first practice Monday afternoon, will also be on the team's summer league team, which begins play in Las Vegas from July 12-22.
Evidently, he's more than ready to start.
"As a team, putting on the Clippers jersey, I feel like we have to go out there with the attitude we're going to win the whole thing," Bullock said. "I know these guys are hungry but it's a chance for everybody to go out and show what we're capable of doing.
"We're coming to take names and try to win basketball games every night."
The scouting report on Bullock is that he is more of a shooter than a player who will try to get to the basket. And at his size, he believes he will be able to cover either big guards or small forwards.
"I just (want to) play my game, continue to work on my ballhandling, become a better all-around basketball player," Bullock said. "I try to be Reggie Bullock, but there's players that I try to take from their game and add to my game. I like Klay Thompson, I like Danny Green, Ray Allen. I try to bring that defensive attitude too. As long as I can be a good defender, I feel like I can make a name for myself."


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Coverite 21st Century Fabric Black 6' (COVQ0310)
21st Century Fabric is a Woven Polyester Fabric with a Totally Fuel-Proof, High-Gloss Painted Finish. Just Iron It On For A Painted Fabric Finish.
- Light-Weight Fabric Covering of 3.1 oz/sq yd (.34 oz/sq ft)
- Dry Adhesive Is Activated When Heat Is Applied (Range 225 to 290 F)
- Can Be Applied To Sheeted Foam
- Shrinks To A Drum-Tight Finish As It Cools
- Molds Crease-Free Around Compound Curves and Into Corners
- High Gloss Finish, Waterproof, Fuelproof (Glow Fuel, Gasoline, Smoke)
- Stronger and Lighter Than Traditional Silk and Dope Coverings
- May Be Cleaned With Glass Cleaner or MonoKote Cleaner/Polish
- One Roll (6' x 27") Black 21st Century Fabric Covering
- One Instruction Sheet
- Sealing Iron, Iron Sock, Heat Gun.
- For Covering Foam At Low-Temperature, Suggest.
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No Sealing or Painting Required To Finish.
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By Jim Davis Herald Writer
EVERETT — The Schack Art Center is presenting an exhibit beginning next week called "Interpretations" that features the artwork of youths at Cocoon House, in combination with pieces created by court-involved youth at the Denney Juvenile Justice Center.
The show, sponsored by the John &Ellen Middelton Fund at the Greater Everett Community Foundation, is on display in the Schack's Emerging Young Artists' Gallery through May 29th.
The public is invited to an opening reception for the artists from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday. The Schack Center is located at 2921 Hoyt Ave., Everett.
Since 1993, the center has partnered with Denney and the Everett School District to offer weekly art classes, known as "Art Alternatives." to incarcerated youth.
Henri Wilson, lead instructor for the program, is "particularly excited about the expressive sumi bird paintings made with minimal brush and pen strokes" that will be displayed in an accordion book format during the exhibit.
Wilson also is working with local artist Josey Wise to teach an acrylic painting workshop, organized by the Schack, for residents of Cocoon House, an emergency shelter for teens and at-risk youths.
The artwork created during the workshop will be completed just in time for the exhibit.
Youth participating in Denney's Promising Artists in Recovery program plan to display pieces created during a high school glass blowing class in the Schack's hot shop earlier this year.


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Step 1: Try the easiest solution first
Before mounting a full-scale plunger attack, clear the mouth of the drain right at the top. Sometimes the clog is in plain sight, like a wad of hair and scum stuck to the stopper in bathroom sinks (Photo 1). You can pull some stoppers straight out and clean them off. Others only lift slightly. Peer under them the best you can. If you see any crud buildup at all, remove them (Photo 1) and clean them.
The stopper apparatus in bathtubs often catches debris too. But it's usually easier to try the plunger solution before pulling it out (Photo 5).
Don't use drain-cleaning chemicals before using a plunger. The chemicals are corrosive and can splash out while you're plunging. If you tried chemicals to open your drain and they didn't work, let the drain sit overnight so as much water runs out as possible. Then refill the drain and put on safety glasses and rubber gloves to protect your eyes and bare skin before using a plunger.
Step 2: Reach for the plunger
Using a plunger is the simplest way to open a clogged drain without undoing any pipes. Any bell-shaped plunger will work for sink or tub drains (Photo 2). If you have the type with a bell extension, fold the extension back into the bell.
The general idea is to break up the clog and force it on down the drain. You don't have to take anything apart. We recommend that you wear rubber gloves (although we didn't in our demonstration photos!) and follow these plunging guidelines:
- Fill the sink with enough water to cover the plunger.
- Make sure the bell completely covers the drain hole. Seal overflow holes with a damp sponge (Photo 2), cloth or even duct tape, and other drain holes (as in double sinks) with a stopper.
- Make your first plunge a light one. Initially the bell is full of air. A hard thrust will force the air back around the seal and blow water all over the room—and you!
- Once you force out the air, plunge vigorously in and out, maintaining the seal. Stick with it, plunging 15 to 20 times if necessary. This forces water in both directions in the drain and usually breaks the clog free.
- Add water as needed to keep the bell covered. Otherwise air will get into the drain, and trying to force air through the drainpipes won't generate much pressure.
Most of the time this is all it takes to clear the clog and restore the flow. However, if the drain remains clogged, reach for the snake.
Video: How to Unclog a Drain
Step 3: Clear the drain with a snake
Photo 4: Run the snake into the drain line
When the snake stops, spin it using the offset handle. This helps slide the snake around bends and to corkscrew into obstructions. The snake will break the clog and push it out or grab the clog so you can pull it out. Reconnect the P-trap and run water through the drain to make sure you've solved the problem.
Plumbing snakes are lengths of tightly wound wire that are highly flexible so they can go around those sharp 90-degree bends in drain lines (Photo 4). A 15- to 20-footer that's 1/4 in. thick will handle most household needs. They're available at all hardware stores and home centers.
While the plunger is a 10-minute solution, expect the snake to take 20 to 30 minutes. You'll have to remove the P-trap under the sink first, then shove the snake down the drain, spinning it around corners and into clogs. The corkscrew tip grabs obstructions so you can pull them out. Follow these snaking guidelines:
- Uncoil the snake and lay it out straight. Otherwise it'll suddenly spring out when you release the coil.
- Shove the snake firmly into the drain and twist it at the same time to get around tough corners.
- Turn the snake clockwise when you feel resistance so it winds into obstructions. Then pull back slightly. If you feel resistance, you've hooked into something. Pull it out.
- If the snake continues to make progress (extend deeper into the drain) stick with it. It'll slowly chew through tough stuff. You won't know for sure that you've solved the problem until you reassemble the drain and run water through it. So run the snake in as far as you can.
- Drains are dirty. Wipe the goop off the snake with a rag as you pull it out.
After clearing the clog, reassemble the P-trap. Slide new washers under the slip nuts on metal traps to avoid leaks. If the trap is old and rickety, replace it with a new one while you're at it.
Step 4: Clear bathtub clogs
Photo 6: Run the snake
Push the snake down the overflow hole first to clear obstructions. If you're unsuccessful, replace the overflow plate and stopper mechanism, remove the P-trap through the access hole, and run the snake on down the drain from there. The snake shown here stores conveniently in a rotating drum.
Snaking bathtub drains is a bit trickier because access to the P-trap isn't always easy. Remove the stopper mechanism first (Photo 5), since hair and other debris often stick to it and cause the problem. (You can also get a better seal over the overflow hole for more effective plunging.) Then try snaking through the overflow hole (Photo 6). The snake should work its way through the P-trap and beyond. Remove the P-trap as a last resort. The snake we show in Photo 6 automatically coils the cable inside the drum and spins it more effectively than the snake in Photo 4.
Step 5: Troubleshoot repeat offenders
If the same drain clogs several times, chances are you have dirty drainpipes, a partial obstruction in the pipe or a poorly designed drain system. After you restore the flow, try the simplest long-term solution first.
- Add a chemical drain cleaner. These chemicals, available at supermarkets, hardware stores and home centers in either powder or liquid, are particularly effective at cleaning out hair and oils that often clog bathroom drains and the grease that clogs kitchen sink drains. Regular use will prevent a buildup. Chemicals can burn or irritate your skin, so wear plastic gloves while using them and follow the directions on the package carefully.
- Disassemble the trap, if you haven't already done so. Clean it and snake out the drain to get at hard debris like a spoon or scouring pad that might have slipped down the drain.
- Examine the drainpipes for poor slope (less than 1/4 in. per foot), too many turns or long horizontal runs. Most drainpipes are inaccessible in walls and under floors, but if you have a basement or crawlspace, you can check some of them.
- For clogs located deeper in the system, you may need a heavier-duty snake. Or you may need to call in a licensed plumber.


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In 2010, captains of the Dobbs Ferry Eagles Football Team, Eddie Fanning and Justin Kennedy, rallied their teammates to register for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk. This cause was very near and dear to the captains as a close family friend had recently passed away from breast cancer. The boys selected a local well-known recipient, the Ashikari Breast Center at St. John's Riverside Hospital Dobbs Ferry Pavilion.
As St. John's Riverside Hospital continues to celebrate National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the following activities:


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Maddie Tippett was just one year old when she became a YouTube star, garnering more than 9 million clicks for her quirky battle of wits with her father, Mick.
While she was sitting in her high chair, her dad quizzed her on who her favourite parent was.
What followed was a hilariously concise answer: "Mum."
That was just two years ago. Last Tuesday, the toddler with an infectious giggle and adorable smile died from cardiac arrest after suffering from two respiratory viruses.
"I don't think its quite real yet and I don't know when it will be real. For us, it's like we expect her to walk out of her bedroom any minute," her mother Kerryn Tippett says.
The three-year-old started to fall ill with a minor sniffle last Sunday.
By Monday morning, she was achy and listless.
Mrs Tippett took Maddie to the doctor who asked to see her again the next day. Her condition worsened in the early hours of Tuesday morning so her parents took her to the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle.
She was sedated and incubated in ICU. Blood tests showed respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and adenovirus, common in children.
One of the viruses is reported to have had given Maddie a slight case of pneumonia. Later that afternoon she went into cardiac arrest. Doctors worked on Maddie's heart for 40 minutes. One of the viruses had caused her heart to fail.
Intensive care specialist at John Hunter Hospital, Martin Rowley, said Maddie had cardiomyopathy and myocarditis, which cause inflammation of the heart.
"These severe complications are rare but may be life-threatening. A combination of the two viruses in vulnerable patients is of concern," said Dr Rowley.
Mrs Tippett said she had a lot of love and support, "which we are just so grateful for and we are grateful for everything the hospital did and for people who just write a message to say they are thinking of us".
"We have a lot of love and support around us, which we are just so grateful for and we are grateful for everything the hospital did and for people who just write a message to say they are thinking of us," Kerryn says.
"She will be remembered for who she was, which was this beautiful little girl who could make people smile."
The video that made so many people smile was originally shot for her maternal grandparents about the time of her first birthday. Her father posted it online and it caught the attention of people around the world. The family were invited to appear on television shows to talk about their daughter.
"We will have times where we can go to that video for comfort but I think, as we are now, part of us is thinking about the stuff we won't get to share with her and that's devastating," Mrs Tippett said.
Such was Maddie's charm, last August her father made a follow-up video to Who's Your Favourite, this time starring Scrubs actor Zach Braff. It's called Listen to your Uncle Zach.
In it, Braff instructs Maddie to chose her father as her favourite parent.
"There wasn't a single person she couldn't bring a smile to their face," Mrs Tippett said.
"Follow your instinct. If your child has a sniffle and you are concerned, go to the doctor - the support is there. Us taking Maddie to the hospital was the best possible thing because she was always going to get worse and if she had got worse at home we would not have been able to deal with that."
Correction: The original version of this story said that Maddie died from cold viruses.


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Coming Soon - New FSOP website
Check back in late May to see our newly redesigned website for
Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks.
We are excited to share new resources via the website, including:
Volunteer Park Restoration Party - September 30th
The Volunteer Park Trust will be hosting its first event in the park on Sunday, September 30th, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (rain or shine!). Come by for all or part of the day to help clean up areas surrounding the reservoir. It will be a great opportunity to meet others interested in preserving Seattle's Olmsted Legacy and to learn more about the Volunteer Park Trust. Bring your friends! (Kids are welcome, too.)
Seattle Parks and Recreation will supply tools and gloves or bring your own. Check in at the Black Sun sculpture across from the Seattle Asian Art Museum for work assgnments, more information about the Trust, and some tasty doughnuts from Top Pot.
FSOP Annual Meeting and Potluck - September 15
Join us on Saturday, September 15th at 10:00 a.m. for a walking tour of Green Lake Park, followed by the FSOP Annual Meeting and Potluck. We will meet at the north entrance of the Green Lake Community Center for the tour. The meeting and potluck start at noon in the community center. See the Summer 2012 newsletter (under "Newsletters" tab) for a list of incoming board members.
2012 Walking Tour Schedule
Please join us for a series of walking tours of Olmsted-designed parks and boulevards
Volunteer Park Landmark Nomination Wins Award
FSOP is pleased to announce that our efforts to gain city landmark designation for Volunteer Park have been recognized by Historic Seattle with a Community Advocacy award. The award was presented to FSOP at the Historic Seattle Preservation Awards Ceremony on May 15th. Our thanks to Historic Seattle for this honor!
Volunteer Park Designated City of Seattle Landmark
On November 2, 2011, the City of Seattle's Landmark Preservation Board voted to designate Volunteer Park a city landmark. Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks prepared the nomination and we are thrilled to have succeeded in gaining this recognition and protection for the Olmsted-designed park. The nomination, which was roundly praised by the members of the Landmarks Preservation Board, was prepared by Charlie Sundberg, Brooks Kolb, Sue Nicol, and Jennifer Ott. Many thanks to them and the numerous other FSOP members who helped with its preparation. Now that the park has been designated a landmark, Landmark Preservation Board staff will negotiate a Controls and Incentives agreement with Seattle Parks.
The nomination can be viewed on this website (use toolbar at left, click on "Volunteer Park") and at the City of Seattle website (http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/preservation/documents/LPBCurrentNom_V olunteerPark.pdf).
2012 FSOP Tours
Please join us for a series of walking tours of Olmsted-designed parks and boulevards and a bike tour of Lake Washington Boulevard.
Schedule Coming Soon!
Northern State Hospital Tour
August 20, 2011
Map of Northern State Hospital Site
Past Events and Activies
Washington State Capitol Events
February 27, 2010
"The magnificent views of Mt. Rainier and other mountains and of Lake Union will, however, be by far the greatest features of the exposition and will be vividly remembered by most visitors when the best efforts of architects and landscape gardeners have been forgotten." John Charles Olmsted,Alaska-Yukon Magazine - November 1906
Olmsted Legacy of the A-Y-P at
University of Washington Campus
Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks
Presented Free A-Y-P Walking Tours in 2009
A web-based walking tour,
developed by the University of Washington,
may be viewed by clicking below.
The A-Y-P centennial program of Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks included walking tours, presentations,
Program supported in part by a grant from
Additional Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks
Events for the A-Y-P Centennial
Step Back in Time
Dunn Gardens June 5 & 6, 2009
As part of the Dunn Gardens program, FSOP spoke on the Olmsted design of the A-Y-P grounds
and the tie to private estates and gardens.
Info: dunngardens.org
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Symposium
Historic Seattle/MOHAI/FSOP June 20 & 21, 2009
This symposium, hosted at MOHAI, set the stage for understanding the A-Y-P Exposition in the context of previous
and subsequent fairs and important nationwide civic and parks movements.
Info: historicseattle.org
The Friends of Seattle's Olmsted Parks produced an interpretive panel focused on the
planning of the A-Y-P grounds and the design of the landscape by the Olmsted firm.
FSOP also published a 12-page A-Y-P Centennial News with reprints of historic newspaper articles on the development
of the Olmsted plans for Seattle's park system and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exhibition. The Centennial News will be
available at various venues throughout the centennial year including the University of Washington Visitors Center.
A PDF of the first two pages may be viewed by clicking the thumbnails.
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Current Issues
Friends of Seattle Olmsted Parks is Recruiting New Board Members
The Board of Friends of Seattle Olmsted Parks (FSOP) is currently looking for new board members.
Candidates should have a strong background in landscape architecture, planning, historic and cultural preservation
or horticulture. For those who are interested in stewardship of Seattle's landscape heritage with a particular
focus on Seattle's park system and in building the awareness of our Olmsted legacy both public and private,
please contact Brooks Kolb at 206-324-0858, firstname.lastname@example.com
Upcoming Resources
We are currently working on the FSOP web pages. If there is specific information you would like to see on
our website, please let us know. Click here to send an email to the webmaster.
We plan to develop pages including:
Contact FSOP
We would love to hear from you about any ideas for projects in your local neighborhood Olmsted landscapes!
Click Here to contact us about being added to our mailing list or to request specific printed materials.
Recent Projects and Archives
|2003 Olmsted Centennial Celebration
Seattle, April 30th - May 4th, 2003


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Show of the week: The Walking Dead , Tuesday, FX, 8.30pm
THE cruel and seemingly endless mid-season hiatus left us on a cliffhanger at the end of another gobsmacking episode (which airs again tonight at 7.30pm). Rick's bloody raid on the walled town of Woodbury had succeeded in rescuing Glenn and Maggie but left Daryl in the hands of the Governor.
Tonight, the townsfolk of Woodbury are baying for blood and the Governor (David Morrissey), his eyeball freshly stabbed in, is more than willing to give it to them. He denounces Merle (Michael Rooker) as a traitor and orders him and Daryl (Norman Reedus) to fight to the death in front of the howling mob. And, as is Woodbury blood-sport tradition, there will be captive walkers involved. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) is already preparing another rescue mission but success is far from guaranteed - in The Walking Dead, nobody is safe and major characters get killed off without a moment's notice.
As always, tonight's action sequences are wonderfully staged and shot, the walkers delightfully gruesome. But that's only a small part of what makes The Walking Dead so compelling. The unrelenting tension is in the intricately, fiendishly plotted psychological drama. Events have painted Rick into a corner. Even if the rescue succeeds, there's no way the group will accept Merle after what he did to Glenn and Maggie (Steven Yeun and Lauren Cohan), but there's no way Daryl will leave Merle alone again. And Daryl is crucial to the group's hopes of survival, given that the Governor will come after them and some of the newcomers back at the prison are already planning a violent takeover.
It's a world of constant, gnawing fear and paranoia, where almost no one can be trusted and death can come at any minute from any direction. Tonight even a chaste but unexpected kiss on the cheek seems freighted with the portent of disaster.
For a long time, Lincoln has been nothing short of amazing in his portrayal of Rick as a man on the brink of total disintegration. Pale, hollow-eyed and convincingly gaunt (in a way that few of the other actors are), his every tic and tremor speaks of a man consumed by grief and exhaustion but forced to keep putting one foot in front of the other, making one life-and-death decision after the other and splattering one walker after another. Tonight, his post-traumatic stress manifests in a disappointingly dramatic fashion, but it's still an extraordinary performance in an extraordinary show that stands among the greatest TV dramas ever made.
Mary's Bottom Line, LifeStyle, 9.30pm
British retail guru Mary Portas (Mary Queen of Shops) sets about reviving Britain's manufacturing industry by opening an underwear factory.
I Can Cook, CBeebies, 6.15pm
Charming little BBC series that teaches children how to cook simple dishes - under adult supervision, of course.
The Pirelli Calendar Saga, Studio, 9.30pm
The story of the world's most prestigious girlie calendar.


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Dominique Booth is a 6'1 190-pound wide receiver from Indianapolis (IN) Pike High School. On the season Booth has been very impressive.
"We are 8-3 and about to play for a sectional championship but in Indiana everyone goes to the playoff's but we are in the third round. I have about 63 catches 700 plus yards and nine touchdowns. Just like last year I have done great with yards after the catch. I talk to all the coaches the same right now which is not much right now. I have been trying to focus on my season and I am going to Cincinnati Saturday (past Saturday) then Iowa and Wisconsin. After those I am done either Ohio State or Indiana has surprised me the most."


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GNU/Linux for cavemen
While working two jobs and trying ("trying" is the key word at this point) to keep up with GNU/Linux developments, something that crossed the ol' radar was this article which appeared on LXer.com a few days ago, but originally came from The Inquirer.
Thanks to Dr. John — not the musician, although I can't be sure — he whipped PCLinuxOS onto box he threw together (so says the story) with a Celeron D 2.8 MHz processor. A half-hour later, even keeping the clock running while going to the bathroom, he had Linux up and running. I guess they don't call him a doctor for nothing . . .
Way to go, Doc! I guess Dr. John showed us "journos" that Linux is easy to install. But then, some of us in the field already knew this and we're doing our damnedest to spread the gospel.
(Larry Cafiero, editor/publisher of Open Source Reporter, is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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"Service" is VERY important and can be confusing. Read the Service of Process section to learn more about serving court papers. You can also ask your small claims legal advisor for help with service.
There are also 2 court forms that can help you understand service in your small claims case and make sure you follow the right steps. Read:
To make sure you serve your papers right, read each topic below for more information.
The deadline you have to serve your Plaintiff's Claim (Form SC-100) depends on HOW you serve the claim:
If you miss your deadline
If you were not able to serve your Plaintiff's Claim (Form SC-100) before the deadline for service, talk to the court clerk or the small claims legal advisor. Each local superior court has its own rules.
If you already served your claim on some parties but not everyone you are suing, you may need to fill out and file a Request to Postpone Trial (Small Claims) (Form SC-150) at least 10 days before the trial date (or explain why you could not meet the 10-day deadline). Then have a copy of this form served in person or by mail on all other plaintiffs and defendants listed on your court papers. Click for more information on changing your court date.
If the judge agrees to postpone your court date, you will get a new court date to give you time to serve everyone properly with your Planitiff's Claim.
The server must be at least 18 and not listed in the case. He or she can be:
There are 3 different ways to serve someone in a small claims case:
Personal Service
Ask your server to personally "serve" (give) a copy of your court papers to the person you are suing or to the agent legally authorized to accept court papers for the person, business, or public entity you are suing.
Tell the server to:
Substituted Service
If the person you have to serve is not at home or work when your server goes there, your server can give the court papers to:
Your server also has to:
Service by Certified Mail by the Court Clerk
You can pay the court clerk to mail your claim to the person you are suing by certified mail. This can be very convenient and the fee is low.
But this type of service can also be very unreliable. The court will probably not accept it and will make you serve again (with personal or substituted service) if:
If you are suing a person (or people)--not a business or public entity--serve each person you are suing. For example, if you were in a car accident and you are suing the owner and the driver of the car, you must serve both people.
If you are suing a business or public entity, click on a topic below:
If you are suing a partnership:
If you are suing a corporation:
If you are suing your landlord:
If you are suing the federal government:
If you are suing someone who is NOT in California:
You must serve the defendant in California unless:
If neither of these exceptions apply to your case, you cannot sue this defendant in small claims court. You would have to sue him or her in a limited civil case (cases for $25,000 or less).
Ask the small claims legal advisor for help on how to serve someone outside California.
Once you have served the defendant with a copy of your claim, your server has to fill out a Proof of Service (Small Claims)
When the server fills out and signs the Proof of Service, you must file it with the court at least 5 days before your court date.
If you do not have a Proof of Service for each person served, or if the Proof of Service is not filled out correctly, the judge may not be able to hear your case. Have the small claims legal advisor look over the Proof of Service to make sure it was filled out correctly.
After you serve the defendant and file your Proof of Service with the court, you should get ready for Going to Court.


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School bus overturns in Illinois
One person has died in a school bus crash Friday morning in far north suburban Wadsworth, officials confirmed.
The bus crashed at 8:03 a.m. on Kilbourne Road and Route 173 on its way to Newport Elementary, the Lake County Sheriff's Department said. The crash happened about a mile away from the school.
The Lake County Medical Examiner confirmed at least one person has died. The extent of any other injuries is not known. A flight for life helicopter was spotted in a nearby field, and Vista Health System in Waukegan received some transports, officials said.
View more videos at: http://nbcchicago.com.


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The inaugural Future Farm Asia will show you how emerging agriculture technology and global knowledge sharing can make a definitive difference to your farming business.
Learn how progressive new technologies can help you increase yield, improve sustainable practices and your overall value chain.
Meet with the entire agriculture supply chain, from farmers to food companies, to end-investors, during the shared networking breaks with the event attendees.
The conference is happening in less than 2 weeks. Book your tickets today.


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SOLVE needs your help cleaning beaches and rivers
Over 2,700 volunteers have pre-registered and more are expected for SOLVE's Beach and Riverside Cleanup this Saturday, September 28, 2013.
This year, volunteers across the state will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Oregon's public beaches by cleaning up the state parks, neighborhoods and shorelines they call home before fall rains wash litter downstream and into the ocean. Many volunteers will serve as citizen-scientists as they collect debris data for the Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup, connecting the Oregon event with over 100 cleanups around the world. Other projects will include tree planting and invasives removal.
Presented by the Oregon Lottery, the SOLVE Beach and Riverside Cleanup is the result of partnerships with more than a dozen organizations including state agencies, local businesses, media and coastal haulers.
The Beach and Riverside Cleanup takes place statewide. The following sites are of particular interest in the Portland area because they will have a large number of volunteers and organizations:
o Willamette River Eastbank Esplanade - Eastbank Esplanade Trail just north of OMSI, Portland
o Oregon Humane Society, Dog Walking Path - 1067 NE Columbia Blvd., Portland
o Rock Creek Bank Stabilization - Rock Creek Trail, 20900 Amberwood Dr., Hillsboro (9am-1pm)
SOLVE is a statewide nonprofit organization that brings people together to improve the environment and build a legacy of stewardship. Over four decades, the organization has grown from a small, grassroots group to a national model for volunteer environmental action. Today, SOLVE mobilizes and trains tens of thousands of volunteers across Oregon to clean up beaches and rivers, and restore watersheds. Visit www.solvoregon.org for more information.


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Beyoncé Shares Vacation Photo of Blue Ivy
Taking in some amazing scenery with her baby girl, Beyonce shared a photo of herself and Blue Ivy Carter on her Tumblr page.
The "Crazy in Love" singer appeared to be on a yacht while carried her little one as she looked adoringly into the tot's face against a backdrop of a beautiful coastal scene.
In career news, the 31-year-old pop star signed another lucrative endorsement deal with Pepsi. Her multi-year contract is reportedly worth $50 million and will include television and radio commercials, magazine ads and a run of her image on Pepsi cans.
Catch the limited-edition Beyoncé can in stores in early 2013 and watch the happy momma perform at the February 3rd soft-drink company sponsored Super Bowl XLVII halftime show.
Photo Credit: i.am.Beyonce


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On Campus
Need to Print? Find Your Nearest Option
The lines for library printers A and B can get pretty long sometimes. You have other options on campus. Every residence hall has printers, and so do the Kogod, Hurst, Anderson, and SPA labs. Visit the library's website to download all the software you need to print from your laptop: http://bender.library.american.edu/print/.
Printing from these other locations will get you your papers faster, and reduce the time in line so you can keep on going. Don't worry though, there will still be printers in the library because we know how much you'd miss visiting us!


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Having spent most of his 12-year career in the minors, Chris Taylor has experienced the disappointment of demotion. But when Taylor was told on Friday by Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff that he was being reassigned, the veteran centerman experienced a new degree of pain.
The Sabres Report - January 24, 2004


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"Hope Your Birthday Is a Blow Out!" The Greeting Card That Has CAIR Enraged
(Sharona Schwartz) A birthday greeting card found in a Chicago novelty shop has the Council on American-Islamic Relations fuming because of its implication that a hijab-wearing doll is a suicide bomber.
The front of the card shows a doll wearing a pink and blue dress and a pink Muslim headscarf with the words, "Pull string for message if you dare!" and "she'll love you to death! She'll blow your brains out!"
The birthday message inside reads, "Hope your birthday is a BLOW OUT!"
The Jordan-based website Albawaba reports: "It appears that the birthday card is based on an actual doll, marketed to girls in the Arab world. The Aamina Muslim doll speaks Arabic phrases when the string in her back is pulled."
According to CAIR, the birthday card is manufactured by NobleWorks Inc., whose website features multiple raunchy and expletive-filled greeting cards, including ones that might be considered offensive to devout Christians.
Ahmed Rehab, executive director of CAIR's Chicago office, is not amused by the hijab doll birthday card, which he characterizes as "bigoted."
"We missed the humor," he wrote in a post for CAIR Chicago's blog, the Chicago Monitor. "The unmistakable message behind the 'humor' is that even the most peaceful looking Muslims are synonymous and exchangeable with terrorists."
"Islamophobic generalizations and negative stereotypes often hit those who are most visibly perceived as Muslim, and women wearing the Hijab are often the group hit the hardest," Rehab wrote.
Rehab told Chicago station WGN, "It basically correlates Muslims and terrorism."
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SEATTLE — Thousands of people crowded around a fast-food restaurant in Seattle Wednesday night to see and even take part in a rap music video shoot for hip-hop stars Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
The crowd went wild as Macklemore arrived, hanging out the window of a Cadillac, and performed on the roof of Dick's Drive-in.
News of the event spread through social media and police had to hold back the crowd with barricades.
KOMO reports the music video is for the duo's "White Walls" song, a reference to Macklemore's Cadillac and its tires.
Macklemore grew up on Capitol Hill, where the burger joint is located. The owners of the drive-in welcomed the publicity.
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Hi, I have a horizontal navigation bar that displays submenus when the top parts are hovered over. This works fine in Safari and Firefox, but in Opera, the submenu appears when I hover over the main nav bar, but disappears once I try to mouse down towards the submenu.
My CSS looks like this:
list-style-type: none;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
text-align: left;
display: inline;
position: relative;
margin-left: -.5%;
width: 125px;
li.headlink ul { display: none; }li.headlink:hover ul { width: 125px; display: block; position: absolute; top: 15px; left: 1px; }
Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Can you give us a link to the page?
unfortunately not, it's on a password-protected university server at the moment.
Is there any other information I can provide that would be helpful?
As I mentioned in your other thread the problem is 99% likely to be that your submenu is too faraway from the list trigger element.
In the code above you have this.
#nav ul li {
[B]display: inline;[/B]
position: relative;
margin-left: -.5%;
width: 125px;
li.headlink ul {
display: none;
li.headlink:hover ul {
width: 125px;
display: block;
position: absolute; [B]top: 15px[/B]; left: 1px;
Firstly you have set the list to display:inline which means that dimensions will not be applied and the trigger area will only be the text area and current line-height which will vary between browsers.
You should probably float the list so that the dimensions are applied and also float the anchor and give it some height to work with. That height will then be the top position for your submenu.
If you don't want to give the menu a height then you can try top:auto on the submenu but IE usually gets that wrong and a specific height is always the best method.
Without a working example it will be hard to be 100% accurate but I'm guessing that your problem is related to the above
I should also point out that using display:none to hide the submenu is not the best method for accessibility. To hide the submenu simply move it offscreen and then bring it back again.
to hide:
li.headlink ul {
margin-left:-999em }
and then to reveal:
li.headlink:hover ul { margin-left:0; }
Yes, the menu does work when I use float, but I'd rather avoid using float, as that creates more serious positioning problems for the rest of the page content.And when I move the submenu items up, they only work when they all overlap the parent, which isn't the most aesthetically pleasing thing in the world
But I'll work on it. Thanks so much for your help!
There is no problem in using floats as long as you take care of them and clear them properly. As long as the parent ul is not floated the onther elements on the page will no nothing about the inner floated content. Just make sure that the parent contains the floats with the clearfix method.
Note that Opera also has problems in placing absolute elements in respect of inline elements (and so does IE) so you really must use float (or display:inline-block - which needs hacks for ie6 and 7) to make this work cross browser.
If you still must persevere with display:inline then at least set the line-height of the top level list items to a fixed pixel height - it may help. Remember though that vertical margins on inline elements have no effect and that vertical padding on inline elements just bleeds over the line height and has no effect on the flow - just one more reason why you need a float :).
And when I move the submenu items up, they only work when they all overlap the parent, which isn't the most aesthetically pleasing thing in the world But I'll work on it. Thanks so much for your help!
There is no need to make them overlap. They just need to be adjoining and you can't make them adjoin properly unless the parent is a block box (which floats will create nicely). You can still create separation by adding padding-top to the submenu which creates the illusion of space while in fact still keeping contact.
Drop downs are pretty straight forward but you must follow some logical rules and make sure everything lines up correctly and not leave anything to chance.
If you want this fixed 100% then you'll need to create a version and put it online for us. It should then be quite easy to fix.:)
I used float before and cleared them all using "clear: both;" for the subsequent divs, but I didn't use the clearfix method. Could you maybe explain how that works? I've never used that before.
Clear:both is used for clearing floats.
That means that content will start below the floats because you have cleared them and is a pretty straight forward concept. What most people have trouble understanding is containing floats.
When you float items inside a parent then floats are removed from the flow and if the parent only contains floats then it has no height and any borders or backgrounds on the parent container will not show at zero height.
To contain floats you need to either add a clearing div before the closing div of the parent, use the overflow method to clear, or use the clearfix method.
In a ul structure you cannot use a clearing div because you cannot insert a div before the closing ul as that is invalid.
In your drop down example we can't apply overflow:hidden to the ul because that would hide the dropdowns and nothing would show.
Therefore we are left with the clearing technique using the old clearfix method. You just add a calss of clearfix to the parent in question and any child floats will be contained.
Here's an example.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<style type="text/css">
ul#nav {
border:5px solid red;
#nav li {
margin:0 10px 0 0;
/* clearfix routine */
.clearfix:after {
content:" ";
.clearfix {zoom:1.0}
/* end clearfix*/
<ul id="nav" [B]class="clearfix"[/B]>
Now try the above and remove the clearfix class to see the dramatic change in layout. All you need to do to clear floats is add that clearfix to the parent of the floats and they will be contained. The overflow method is neater because it uses no extra mark up but can't be used where you want visible overflow as in your case.
You can read up on the original clearfix technique here.
The overflow technique is mentioned in my reply in this old thread.
Hope that explains it a little
that makes sense, I'll try it


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For those who do not want to update to 5.0.1 yet on A5 chips on 4s and Ipad 2, when 5.1 comes out, you still have atleast a day to update to 5.0.1, if updating now currently jailbroken ipad 2 at 4.3.3 to 5.0.1 still wouldn't allow you to dump Aptickets .
Read the news everyday on this forum will inform you the release of 5.1 and you should time to do do.
OMG people!! Update to 5.0.1 already!! If you don't, and as a consequence can't get your A5 jailbreak.....please don't come and whine about it here! Everyone and their mother has told you to update....SO UPDATE! My lord
download & install 9A406 manually, so using OTA will not necessarily get you to 9A406.
9a405 and 9a406 are both builds of 5.0.1 for the 4s. No mixing of i4 and i4s here.
Thought I'd ask here as you lot understand better than me...
I brought a genuine unlock through Vodafone which worked,but it said to upgrade to 5.0.1 through iTunes which I tried but it wouldn't let me upgrade so I did it ota and it worked I'm on 9A405...I saved my 5.0 blobs and 5.0.1 blobs through TU I haven't got the latest TU
I was just wandering what boxes I need to tick in TU for example do I need to tick the cydia box etc
And have I done it right???
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Massachusetts Is the Hole in Romney's ResumeMargaret Carlson
May 30 (Bloomberg) -- What's the matter with Massachusetts that would make Mitt Romney want to pretend he'd never been its governor?
Yes, it presents some image problems for the conservative candidate Romney now wants to be. The last time a Massachusetts governor ran for president, it did not go well. Still, it's what Romney has. Had he not been (to use his preferred term) "CEO" of the 15th-most populous state in the country, Romney would have a weak claim on the Oval Office.
Imagine if Harry Truman had run as a haberdasher, or Jimmy Carter as a peanut farmer. The only successful candidate to run as a businessman -- it was all he had -- was Herbert Hoover. Look where that got us. The last candidate to run with a pointer and a whiteboard was Ross Perot. Enough said.
Resume inflation can get you fired, but resume deflation is downright un-American. It goes against human nature to overlook one's own accomplishments. Romney remains a man of mystery next to the president. Barack Obama's no Joe Biden, but he has become known to us in some fundamental ways after four years being beamed into our living rooms.
In one way, Romney is appealingly modest. We distrust people who blow themselves up bigger than they are. No one likes mayors who brag about they pulled all-nighters in snowstorms or senators who detail how they agonized over votes on defense appropriations. Neither should we entirely trust a politician who shrink-wraps his experience. Don't run for president if you're not ready to discuss every line of your resume.
Not Modesty
Romney's tack, however, is not modesty. Reticence this great makes people wonder what he is hiding. To himself and to the world, he's a businessman, nothing more, defined by his years leading Bain Capital LLC. He willingly ignores whole pages of his CV.
Sooner or later, Romney is going to have to present himself whole -- and that includes the parts he would rather airbrush out of his past. This means coming to terms with his most valuable experience as a presidential candidate: being governor of Massachusetts.
Romney will have to take the good with the bad. Yes, he closed a $1.2 billion budget gap -- but he did so by cutting spending (largely on education) and raising revenue (largely from the middle class). He also raised the state's debt by more than 16 percent and created fewer jobs than all but three states.
We haven't even gotten into social issues, where his current positions represent not so much a flip-flop as a belly flop. During his 1994 campaign against Ted Kennedy for U.S. Senate, Romney pledged to be more gay than Kennedy. Running for governor eight years later, Romney favored abortion rights and gay rights.
The one miracle Romney could claim for himself, he dare not mention. Largely due to the health-care-reform law passed while he was governor, Massachusetts has the third lowest infant mortality, the very lowest child and teen mortality, and the second lowest teen birth rate in the country. It has the second highest rate of access to health care for children.
A more agile politician could claim that he got the current "Massachusetts Miracle" started. The state now ranks fifth in job creation, with a relatively low 6.3 percent unemployment rate. It is first in the U.S. in reading for fourth-graders and eighth-graders, and fifth in the world (ahead of Singapore!). It's the sixth most hospitable location for business. Its rates of divorce and suicide are among the nation's lowest.
Joining the Swells
But Romney chooses to pretend the state fell off into the Atlantic to join the swells in Martha's Vineyard in an island democracy. While shunning the Bay State, Romney flew off to Sin City -- on the very day he clinched the nomination with a win in the Texas primary -- to hang with a vulgar self-proclaimed real estate and gambling mogul who still harbors doubts about Obama's citizenship.
Donald Trump, whom Romney calls "good people," is the constant of Romney's campaign. Looming large on Romney's website is Trump, finger pointing, saying "I Want You, Dine With The Donald & Mitt." There is a sweepstakes to win a trip on "the Trump vehicle," a stay at Trump International Hotel & Tower in Manhattan, and dinner with the odd couple.
What a party -- in both senses. For Republicans, apparently, it's better to be seen with a businessman George Will calls a "bloviating ignoramus" than with a public official who might remind people that you were once one yourself. Better not to admit to having once required an individual mandate than to explain how it can help provide millions of people with health care. Better not to have actually balanced a budget if it took raising taxes to do so.
The rule is pretty simple: The less public service you've engaged in, the more qualified you are.
In U.S. Senate races so far this year, the establishment Republican in Nebraska lost to the Sarah Palin candidate in the Republican primary. In the Indiana race, conservative Treasurer Richard Mourdock beat Senator Dick Lugar. In the Texas campaign, the candidate of the Republican establishment, Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst, looks like he will be forced into a runoff by Tea Party backed candidate Ted Cruz. Ever been a moderate? Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Two months ago, Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom promised that his candidate would be etching a new sketch of himself for the general election. Four years ago -- and even today -- one of the great conservative complaints against Obama was that he wasn't properly "vetted" by the news media. Yet it is Romney -- also a candidate in 2008 -- who remains, more than most presidential candidates, an unknown quantity.
He is better known for having a car elevator and once transporting his dog atop his car than for a governing philosophy. Tip O'Neill or Barry Goldwater he is not. He seems to bolt and unbolt pieces of his belief system as necessary.
It looks as if Romney believes he can get to the White House without reconciling the varied and contradictory phases of his political life. Other politicians have changed their views once taking office, of course. Bill Clinton triangulated with a Republican Congress and reformed welfare. George W. Bush became a nation-builder and big spender.
The issue is not whether Romney as president will contradict the positions of Romney as candidate. Of that we can be confident. But Romney is a man with no fixed positions from which to deviate. It's harder to accuse someone of intellectual hypocrisy when you don't know where he stood in the first place.
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This will be brief because I already typed all of this but the session expired and I ended up getting logged out x_x
I recently installed BT4R2, I have three wireless adapters. Alfa A*36NH (RT3070) Something built-in (ipw2200), and a PCMIA card (rtl8180l). After /etc/init.d/networking start
ifconfig says: lo, eth0, wlan0
lo is loopback.
eth0 is my ethernet port.
According to lshw, wlan0 is the Alfa, and it's using rt2800usb. Am I missing drivers for ipw2200/rtl8180l? the rtl8180L's driver doesn't even compile. it exits 2 saying the makefile is gone but the entire source dir goes away.
the rt3070 driver needs addition of module_license = gpl but after that it compiles with a simple warning "Module.symvers is missing"
The ipw2200 worked when I was running BT4R1, do I need to redo this now?
When I issue 'lsmod' I see rtl8180, rt2800usb, ipw2200, rt3070.sta. I don't know much about how the internals of linux and modules work, so this could be a really simple issue. Thanks for your help.


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Have you been wondering how to satisfy your stomach with fresh, local produce grown on EMU's campus? The Sustainable Food Initiative (SFI) club is pleased to introduce the all-new EMU campus produce stand! The stand will be open from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturdays until late Oct. in the grassy area in front of Common Grounds. Bring some money to buy produce from our campus gardens and eggs from our chickens. See you then!
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I haven't used my jailbreak brain in a while so a few stupid questions to make sure I'm correct.
Should I save the IPSW and upgrade or can have the IPSW and upgrade when the jailbreak comes out?
I like old firmware I'm weird like that.
So what he's basically saying is.... All of us who has an iPhone 4S that wants a jailbreak, should make sure we upgrade the Firmware to 5.0.1 and save our SHSH files with the new TinyUmbrella just in case someone developed an app that would help us downgrade back to 5.0.1 if they had too because they were at some point in the Intergalactic Space time continuum forced to upgrade there firmware to 5.1 because of some unforeseen software crash....
Am I correct???
The reason I need to unlock my 4s is because I go back to my country which is Vietnam every year or two ( not often ) and dont want to spent 800 buck


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I have a 300 Gb HDD.
200 Gb for Windows7 and 100 Gb for Backtrack5. Both OS were allready installed.
The Partitions for Backtrack5 were automatically created during the installation process (not manually).
Now I like to encrypt my whole HDD. I found a toturial , the problem is that i've allready installed everything. If I format the Backtack-Partition again, I would have problems with the Mbr.
Also I have a bad feeling when I try to encrypt both OS with truecrypt separately, because I think there will be problems with grub and truecrypt and truecrypt itself.
What should I do now?


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description: November 15, 2012—See how, late one evening in a remote Peruvian cloud forest, a National Geographic explorer happened upon a big little discovery—a new frog to go with seven other new species found during the expedition.

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Deep in the Andean cloud forest, 8 new animal species are discovered
I'm Lucie McNeil and this is National Geographic On Assignment---your link to thousands of Nat Geo Explorers around the globe.
Today, we're going to Eastern Peru.
National Geographic's Edgar Leyr had been conducting the first-ever survey of the PuiPui Forest in Eastern Peru, trying to find out the health and status of the amphibians and reptiles there.
Around 9pm one night, Edgar and his team stumbled onto something amazing....
SOUNDBITE: EDGAR LEYR: We just discovered a new species of frog, of the genus Pristamantis.... this frog was sitting on a fern leaf, approximately one meter, 30 above the ground.
The team went on to discover 7 more new frogs and a lizard.
That's National Geographic On Assignment---your link to our Explorers.


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A Cold Red Sunrise
In "A Cold Red Sunrise," Inspector Rostnikov is confronted with two deaths, one of which is the daughter of a renowned dissident; the other is a police officer from Moscow who had been sent out earlier to investigate the death. Rostnikov is assinged the case--set in far off Tumsk in Siberia (as much to get him out of Moscow as to get this delicate case solved before an international scandal erupts fully). Rostnikov has the habit of alienating his KGB s...
Blood and Rubles
Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov and his police crew find that crime has erupted, from small time hooligans to big time, organized �mafias.� In this Stuart Kaminsky thriller, the author returns to his familiar literary haunts in �Blood and Rubles� and he probably was never better, although this series is one of the best. And again Kaminsky manages to keep the story line alive and kicking with his individual subplots...
Death of a Russian Priest
Stuart Kaminsky is a successful American writer (of �The Rockford Files� and two other mystery series) and his Inspector Rostnikov series is one of the best in current fiction. With the inspector, we are given a thorough look at Moscow during and since the fall of the Iron Curtain. However, Kaminsky's works are not political sermons, as he aspires--and succeeds quite nicely--to portray his characters in real, human reflections. In �Death ...
Fall of a Cosmonaut
My favorite Updike, �The Centaur� evokes the majesty of mythology as the author parallels the story of Chiron, the wisest and best of the centaurs, who gives up his immortality, after being wounded, on behalf of Prometheus. Down to earth, Updike's story is that of a high school teacher (�Chiron�) and his teenage son (�Prometheus) and the parallel, symbolic story grows from there. Some knowledge of Greek mythology certainly helps in following the...
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Murder On The Trans-Siberian Express
MURDER ON THE TRANS-SIBERIAN EXPRESS Stuart M Kaminsky Mysterious, Oct 2001, 24.95, 277 pp. ISBN: 0892967471 Moscow Director of the Office of Special Investigation Igor Yaklovev assigns Chief Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov to ride the Trans-Siberian Express. Yaklovev expects Porfiry to seize a package allegedly containing a century -old document belonging to Czar Nicholas II. The Chief Inspector realizes that his superior has not told him most o...
Rostnikov's Vacation
Inspector Rostnikov feels he needs a vacation (or rather, he is ordered to take one!) With wife Sarah (still recuperating from recent surgery), they descend upon Yalta for a few days rest and relaxation. Of course, in this Stuart Kaminsky thriller (�Rostnikov's Vacation�), �RandR� is not about to happen. A fellow policeman iskilled within hours of their arrival at Yalta--and Rostnikov is off and running. Back in Moscow, his assistants (Tkach and K...