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Course DescriptionExamines the burning characteristics of combustibles and how materials are ignited. Covers interpreting clues and burn patterns leading to the point of origin and identifying incendiary indicators and sources of ignition. Covers preliminary interview procedures and how to preserve fire scene evidence. Prerequisites: WR 121, MTH 65, and FP 112.
Addendum to Course Description
This course is a core requirement for the AAS degree in Fire Protection and is transferable to Eastern Oregon University and Western Oregon University for the Fire Service Administration program.
Intended Outcomes for the course
1. Demonstrate the importance of documentation, evidence collection, and scene security process needed for successful resolution of the case.
2. Understand and demonstrate the process of conducting fire origin and cause.
3. Identify the processes of proper legal documentation.
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The content of the course will be presented in lecture, classroom discussions, role playing, demonstrations, practical skills demonstration as appropriate. Additional instruction methodology may include guest speaker, research papers, professional publication reviews, written and oral reports, and class presentations.
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- Written assignments or oral reports designed to integrate course material into personal experience or experiences of other.
- Quizzes and exams composed of objective questions and concepts.
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1. Identify the responsibilities of a firefighter when responding to the scene of a fire,
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3. Identify key case law decisions that have affected fire investigations.
4. Define the common terms used in fire investigations.
5. Explain the basic elements of fire dynamics and how they affect cause determination.
6. Compare the types of building construction on fire progression.
7. Describe how fire progression is affected by fire protection systems and building design.
8. Discuss the basic principles of electricity as an ignition source.
9. Recognize potential health and safety hazards.
10. Describe the process of conducting investigations using the scientific method.
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Canberra University student Hayley Jensen has been ousted from the Australian Idol competition.
Jensen is the ninth finalist to be eliminated from the competition, which has become a ratings phenomenon for the Ten Network.
The 21-year-old has been a regular in the bottom three, meaning she consistently received some of the lowest viewer votes each week.
But after surviving numerous evictions, Jensen last night left the competition. "Wow,'' Jensen said on hearing the news.
"I watched the show last year. I was a major Idol fan, so to be here and to be able to even stand on this stage is such a privilege.''
She auditioned twice for Australian Idol, and after being knocked back the first time, finally won over the judges to make it through to the finals.
Jensen's departure leaves remaining finalists Anthony Callea, Casey Donovan and Courtney Murphy who will battle it out for the Australian Idol title.
Jensen said that to have made it to the top four out of many thousands of hopefuls was more than she could have asked for.
"This is incredible. Thank you so much,'' a tearful Jensen said.
Jensen received tutoring from Australian jazz legend James Morrison for her final performance, a tribute to Big Band swing music but her version of It Had To Be You - the song that was playing when her husband proposed to her - and the soulful tune Nature Boy weren't enough to persuade viewers.
The three judges - Marcia Hines, Mark Holden and Ian "Dicko'' Dickson - all praised the performance.
"You are the nuclear powderpuff girl because you are indestructible and when everyone else crashes and burns, you stand there and go, not me I'm a survivor,'' Holden said after last night's performance.
Hines said she expects Jensen to continue with a career in
"Australia loves you to this point,'' Hines said. "I think people really believe that you're the girl next door.''
Dicko told Jensen that she had taken a while to warm up in the competition.
"We had a real battle to get you over the line into the top 30 (contestants),'' he said.
"You have absolutely repaid our faith. You have done a fantastic job.''
The grand final will be held at the Sydney Opera House on November 21.

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The United States will base a nuclear-powered battleship in Japan, adding yet more strife to a relationship in trouble over military bases, the valuable beef trade and Tokyo's demand for a greater say in world affairs.
The announcement of the new ship, an aircraft carrier to replace the ageing USS Kitty Hawk, came on Thursday in advance of weekend talks in Washington about the future of the US presence in Japan, where between 40,000 and 50,000 troops are stationed at 26 bases.
To mollify Japan's fierce opposition to nuclear weaponry, the US has said it will consider stopping the carrier's nuclear reactors when at anchor and not refuelling or doing repairs in Japan.
The replacement of the ship is part of the so-called "transformation" of US military assets in Asia so as they are arrayed to fit the current security climate rather than the old Cold War model.
Under the plan there would be a nimble, smaller, more high-tech force that could be deployed quickly in response to terrorism or threats in the Taiwan Strait or from North Korea. Crucial to the plan are the US bases in Japan, say White House officials who visited Tokyo this week.
There is pressure for the transformation talks to be concluded in time for a mid-November visit by President George Bush, but as ministers and officials try to make progress, a second battle front has opened over US beef.
Members of the US Congress this week proposed slapping economic sanctions on Japan if it does not lift a ban on US beef imposed almost two years ago after a case of BSE, or mad cow disease.
The ban, which costs US farmers $US3.1 billion ($4 billion) per year, had "become a cancer in the US-Japan trade relationship", said a Washington political analyst who also predicted that it would do wider damage.
Also simmering between the two countries is annoyance that the US has paid lip-service, but little more, to Japan's attempt to gain a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
While maintaining that it supports Japan, the US has rejected Tokyo's preference for a greatly expanded Security Council as "too unwieldy", and held out hope, however faint, of a compromise in the future.
Also in the background is a looming deadline in Iraq, where Japan has a token force of 500 troops engaged in humanitarian relief, guarded by 600 Australian soldiers. Legislation enabling Japan's deployment expires in December.
A US undersecretary of state, Nicholas Burns, said this week in Tokyo that after speaking with Japanese officials he had "every reason to believe" Japan would renew its commitment and stay in Iraq. But the final call is with the independent-minded Prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi.
This weekend's talks in Washington about regional defences come after tense preliminaries this week in Tokyo during which Japan wrung grudging agreement from the US that it would relocate an Okinawa air base, resented by locals, and abandon construction of a new base with a 2.5-kilometre-long long runway on a coral reef.
Japan wants fewer US troops. The bases are unpopular with locals, who say they are disruptive, a law unto themselves and a source of social problems and crime, and ruin the environment. The US has also acknowledged that the bases, particularly in Okinawa, are "a considerable burden".
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By: Johannes Brahms
"These songs are a source of endless delight, and when, as often happens, this beautifully polished musicianship is set alight with the glow of personal emotion, the results are of the highest and most lasting value." — Grove's Dictionary
Brahms's melodic gifts and genuine emotional response to poetry produced some of the finest German songs, equaling and occasionally surpassing Schubert in lyricism. Frequent performances and recordings of these songs continue to prove Brahms's lasting contributions to this domain, and create a need for authentic, accessible printed music. The finest complete musical transcript of Brahms, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (for whom Brahms worked as editor), is reproduced here — the authoritative texts with new translations of the lyrics.
This volume (Series IV of the complete Dover Brahms songs, published in four volumes) contains Stanley Appelbaum's new literal prose translations of 120 songs that complete the Brahms song oeuvre. Nineteen of the songs conclude Brahms's chronological production between 1889 and 1896, including the gems "Wie Melodien zieht es," "Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer," and Four Serious Songs (Vier ernste Gesänge). Then, there are two separate songs without opus numbers; solo versions of eight of the 10 choral Gypsy songs of Op. 103; and sensitive arrangements of folk and traditional songs that show Brahms's touch even though they are not original works: the 49 Deutsche Volkslieder, the 14 Volks-Kinderlieder (including "Sandmännchen"), and 28 posthumous folksongs.
In addition to the song texts, a translation of the original editor's commentary has been included, plus new listings of titles, opening lines, and poets. With this edition one may appreciate, play and sing Brahms's lieder from legible notation, printed with wide margins on opaque paper, bound for durability on the music stand. Nowhere else are the great songs of Brahms available to musicians, students, and classical music lovers, at the lowest price and highest quality of design and reproduction.
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• Oracle School Board will meet. Details: 6:30 p.m.; Oracle Ridge School, 725 Carpenter Drive; free; 896-3072.
• The Marana Unified School District governing board will meet. Details: 7 p.m.; Marana Municipal Complex, 11555 W. Civic Center Drive; free; 682-4774.
• VFW Post 7399 will meet. New members welcome. Details: 2 p.m.; 14640 Bowman Road; 825-9654.
Friday, Jan. 15
• Metropolitan Pima Alliance will hold their monthly breakfast at the Viscount Hotel. Details: 7:15-9 a.m.; 4855 E. Broadway Blvd.; $25, $20 members; www.mpaaz.org/events/breakfast.
Saturday, Jan. 16
• The Friends of the Oro Valley Public Library are sponsoring a candidates forum for candidates for mayor and council. Details: 10 a.m.-12 p.m.; free; www.friendsovpl.org.
Sunday, Jan. 17
• The International Leadership Program of the Department of State will hold a reception for new and old members. Details: 2-4 p.m.; 620 E. Wetmore Road; free; 202-5000.
Tuesday, Jan. 19
• The Pima County Board of Supervisors will meet. Details: 9 a.m.; supervisor's hearing room, first floor, Pima County Administration Building, 130 West Congress Street; for more information, call 740-8126.
• The Marana Town Council will meet. Details: 7 p.m.; Marana Municipal Complex, 11555 W. Civic Center Drive; free; 682-3401.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
• Southern AZ Logistics Education Organization luncheon will feature Department of Homeland Security supervisory transportation security inspector, Phoenix Field Office, speaking on surface transportation security inspection. Details: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; Hotel Congress, 311 E. Congress Street; $30, $25; www.saleo.org.


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As long as Grauman's shows some movies worth going to I'm happy. Has their presentation quality gone downhill though? The sound has been iffy in the past like with the Village in Westwood. They really need to crank it.
Mann should install some D-Box seats in the Grauman's itself. If that's what it takes to keep getting bookings. I wonder if this is the beginning of the Chinese Theatres and Arclight sharing the same booking just like Mann and Pacific do in Glendale, Mann and Muvico do in Thousand Oaks, AMC and Cinemark in Longbeach, and AMC and Regal in Irvine. Book everything everywhere and let the public decide. I am sure there are some who would rather not pay the Arclight premium for reserved seating, or even deal with reserved seating.
YEAH!!!!! terminator at the chinese!!!!! all of us should watch it at the chinese, so the studios can see people perfer to go to the chinese than the craplight oh i mean arclight lol :)
seeing it wednesday at 12:10 am in dbox. saw fast and furious like that and thought it was a lot of fun. I will probably also return at some point to see it in the main auditorium.
yeah, I'll probably go to Grauman's.
"It looks like both complexes are booking it. It may have something to do with D-Box at the Chinese 6." — BradE41
I was at Hollywood & Highland today and took a stroll through the Chinese 6 lobby. They had a big kiosk setup promoting Terminator Salvation in D-Box.
In the Chinese 6 lobby, the posters of upcoming movies that I remember seeing besides Terminator Salvation and HP6 were Dance Flick, the Eddie Murphy movie Imagine That, and District 9.
Grauman's, then the Village, then the Dome. I'm still seeing it in theater 10 at Arclight though. It's impressed me the last few times.
I think the Dome has the same NEC 2k projector as Grauman's and the Village. IMO, it doesn't look nearly as good though because of the lack of light on the screen and distorted geometry.
Advance tickets are also on sale for Terminator Salvation over at the Mann Village. There will be midnight shows at all three (Chinese, Dome, Village). Which would you guys choose?
Looks like there will be a midnight show of Terminator Salvation in the Dome. It looks maybe 80-90% sold out. The Chinese has NEC 2k projectors? What about the Dome? Does anyone know?
The Arclight has pre-sales still…but not the for the Dome. Grauman's Chinese and Chinese 6 have pre-sale tickets. It looks like both complexes are booking it. It may have something to do with D-Box at the Chinese 6.
Unless it's a mistake Terminator Salvation will also be playing at Grauman's. Strange. I don't like having to choose between them since Arclight now has the same digital projection.
"I have a feeling they might be getting Night At The Museum 2 since Arclight is getting Terminator which opens the same week." — jeremy w.
Unfortunately Arclight Hollywood has advance tickets on sale for that movie now.
Well at least The Chinese got Wolverine and apparently HP6 this summer. The Pixar movie Up will be at the El Capitan. The Dome will probably get all the other highly anticipated hits besides HP. (Land of the Lost, Transformers 2, Ice Age 3, G.I. Joe)
Here is a photo circa 1960:
^oops :) hehe.
thanks for the corrections Michael.
Well the '97 re-releases of Empire and Jedi played at the Chinese.
And I think SW, Empire, and Jedi played at the Dome one Saturday back in '87 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of SW.
Since Paramount owned or co-owned the the Chinese since the '80's (I believe Ted Mann sold the Mann chain to the parent company of Paramount (Gulf + Western?) back in the '80's?), I had mistakenly assumed that all the Trek films played there)
*All the Trek movies played at Graumans. All the Star Wars, Batman, and Indiana Jones movies played at Graumans, but Episode III, Dark Knight, and Crystal Skull wound up at the Dome.*
"Star Trek III: The Search For Spock" (1984) and "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" (1986) played their Hollywood first-run engagements at the Cinerama Dome. "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" (1989) played at the Paramount (known today as the El Capitan).
The original "Star Wars" (1977) played at the Chinese, but "The Empire Strikes Back" (1980) and "Return Of The Jedi" (1983) played their first runs at the Egyptian.
I was wondering if the Chinese would have HP6. They showed the previous 5 films, but I was not sure if Arclight was going to snatch it from them.
I just saw Wolverine at the Chinese and they had a poster out front for Harry Potter 6 labeled "coming soon."
I have a feeling they might be getting Night At The Museum 2 since Arclight is getting Terminator which opens the same week.
Great turn out last night for Wolverine at 10:30 p.m. in the main auditorium. Easily 85-90% full.
Arclight Hollywood has advance tix on sale for Star Trek, Angels and Demons, Night At The Museum 2, and Terminator Salvation. They are getting all the major May releases except Wolverine. The Pixar movie UP will play at the El Capitan of course. This really sucks.
All the Trek movies played at Graumans. All the Star Wars, Batman, and Indiana Jones movies played at Graumans, but Episode III, Dark Knight, and Crystal Skull wound up at the Dome. Harry Potter 6 will probably wind up at the Dome even though all the other Potter movies played at Graumans.
It looks like the surprise success of Fast and Furious has saved the theatre at the moment considering that they've started to get better bookings. Obsessed is currently playing in the main house with Wolverine coming and Fighting is also playing in the Chinese 6. Fast and Furious meanwhile is still running in FOUR auditoriums.
Here is a circa 1964 photo from the USC archive:
Re-new link.
advance tickets are on sale for Wolverine.
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I'm quite new on messing around with expressions so please bare with me here So I'm building this new video template which holds up to 50+ Footage placeholders, be it videos or images.
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Ah yes team versus individual care, talk about the lottery! When senior "players" with years of experience leaves the team, regardless of the "team" how many freshmen does it take to fill their 'shoes' and how long does it take. What happens if patients don't 'mesh' or vice versa? How does a practice schedule patients and answer their questions and needs, and fill in the EHR as they go - all in 15 minutes? Good Luck Doctors - I know the heart is willing but wonder about the body of all practices overwhelmed by the pure numbers of needy patients, but if all had a million dollars would they really wait in line?.
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The complexities of the health care system are clearly presented in this article. Possibly these types of articles and exchanges will lead to real solutions for physicians and their patients..
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Both Paulette and I worked for Ohio University, and due to an early retirement
buy out, we both retired at the end of August (2003). Before moving to
Athens, we lived in Guysville and Lancaster, and before that,
we lived in the small town of Pickerington, OH.
Our oldest daughter Jackie and her husband Larry seem to be working as hard as ever in their sign shop. They have two children.
Our second oldest daughter, Margie, is now living in Canal Winchester, OH, and works in the medical field as a Senior Auditing Consultant and Audit Coordinator at Precyse.
Our youngest is our son Paul, who married Teri while he was stationed in California. Paul joined the Air force after he graduated from Ohio University. He was enrolled in the ROTC program while attending college. He's currently a pilot in the Air Force. but will be retiring in 2013. Lindsey is their only daughter. They now live in Florida.
Tim's mom, Mary M. Cook, passed away in 2009 at the age of 89. She lived in a senior apartment building here in Athens during the last year of her life. Tim's dad Harry G. Cook died in 1989.
Both of Paulette's parents (Paul and Hilda) have passed away. Paulette has two sisters, Ruth and Helen Przybyl, who both currently live in and around Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where all the sisters grew up.
Tim has three brothers - Greg who married Carol now lives in Rockbridge, OH. Larry who married Elaine now lives in Wauchula, FL.
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Our Home in Athens, Ohio
Harry G. Cook with his four Sons
Jackie, Margie and Paul as Kids
Jackie, Margie and Paul in 2003
Jackie and Larry VanDyke
Our granddaughters
Margie Lynn Cook
Paul, Teri and Lindsey at Home in Dover
Mary and Harry Cook
Tim with his Dad Harry Cook
Paulette when she was 17
Paulette In 1961 Before We Met
Paulette's Senior Picture
Tim's Senior Picture
A young Paulette and her sister Helen
10 Year Old Tim with his fish
Me and Paulette in Milwaukee 1962
Tim and Paulette's Family in Milwaukee Dec 62
Cutting the 1963 Wedding Cake
Our First Christmas, In Milwaukee 1965
Tim Cook working on his ham antenna
Paulette in Guysville 1982
Paulette's Mom, Hilda with her family in Germany
Tim with our dogs Cookie and Casey May
Paulette with our dog Sunshine
Paul's Air Force Static Shot with a T38
Greg, Tim, and Larry in 2003
Tim, Alan, and Greg in 2003
Paul's former plane the C5 Galaxy
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POLICE were sent out in force to the Warndon area of Worcester last night after they were called to a domestic incident where threats to kill were allegedly made.
Local residents reported on Twitter that officers were telling people to stay indoors, and helicopters were called out to search for an alleged offender.
One tweeter said that armed police had been seen in Ambleside Drive, and another that police were telling everyone everyone in Warndon to stay in and lock their doors, and that they were searching gardens.
The National Police Air Service, Birmingham, which provides helicopter cover for West Mercia, tweeted at 12.30am this morning that it carried out an "area search for offender... large areas and gardens cleared for ground units".
In a statement released at 10.40 this morning, police said: "Officers were responding to a domestic threats to kill incident at an address on Grasmere Drive. Inquiries at the scene established that no offences of this nature were committed and therefore no arrests have been made."


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2009-Oct-19: A brother is face fucking his horny little sister!
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2009-Oct-16: Sexy daughter enjoys the tongue of her dad down there
2009-Oct-8: Brother teaches his chubby aunt some family incest traditions
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Research clearly indicates that learning is enhanced when students experience a diverse learning and living environment. It also suggests that faculty and staff are more innovative, entrepreneurial, and successful in an inclusive and diverse environment. Inclusiveness is achieved by providing a welcoming, supportive, and empowering environment that encourages individuals to express ideas and identities. A diversely rich community affords depth and dimension in personal and collective outcomes.
Diversity is multi-faceted. CWU's physical structure is diverse in location, providing rural, suburban, and urban settings. CWU's educational diversity is represented by the colleges; curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular programs available. Diversity in personal identity, culture, experience, and talent is of critical importance as evident in recruitment and retention efforts of students, faculty, and staff, as well as the contribution from special programs, speakers, and scholars that offer voice and representation to interests of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, ability, age, and political ideas.
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Go Red For Women presents - Untold Stories of the Heart Airs Saturday Sept. 20
Tune In and Raise Your Awareness on Heart Disease
What is the number-one killer of women? Breast Cancer? Ovarian Cancer? Car accidents? Diabetes?
If you said heart disease then you are correct. The problem is that very few women know this. Let alone are aware of the risk factors associated with the disease and most do not understand how they can prevent heart disease in the first place.
If you have 30 minutes tomorrow, tune in to Go Red For Women presents — Untold Stories of the Heart on NBC (check the schedule for local times). The show features Marie Osmond (her mother and grandmother died due to heart disease) and is hosted by Hoda Kotb, and aims to raise awareness through the personal stories of nine actual women living with heart disease. It may not change your life, but at the very least it will help make you aware of heart disease and the toll it can take if you don't do something to prevent it.


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High Court Latest: Private Law Fans Rejoice!
One of the High Court's two opinions today discusses the potential proprietary basis of the tort of interfering with contractual relations: Zhu v The Treasurer of the State of New South Wales [2004] HCA 56
Mr Zhu had a contract with TOC Pty Ltd to sell Sydney 2000 Olympic tickets in China. SOCOG (the organising body of the Sydney games) then induced TOC to breach its contract with Zhu. Zhu then sued in the Supreme Court of NSW for the tort of interference with contractual relations, and won $4,234,319 in damages.
SOCOG succeeded in the Court of Appeal with a defence of justification, based on the Sydney 2000 Games (Indicia and Images) Protection Act 1996 (Cth), in that since Zhu's contract was in breach of that act, and SOCOG was justified in inducing the cessation of illegal conduct.
But on appeal to the High Court, even SOCOG conceded that the contract did not authorize—let alone require—illegal conduct, and thus this strand of the court's reasoning was in error. Zhu's conduct was in China, not Australia. Nonetheless, SOCOG's argument was that since it had 'superior' contractual and quasi-proprietary rights, the assertion and exercise of these rights justified the interference with Zhu's contract. As we shall see, the High Court unanimously disagreed, and allowed Zhu's appeal.
How can one resist a judgment that begins:
It is a truth almost universally acknowledged - a truth unpatriotic to question - that the period from 15 September 2000 to 1 October 2000, when the Olympic Games were held in Sydney, was one of the happiest in the history of that city. The evidence in this case, however, reveals that the preparations for that event had a darker side.
Then, on the doctrinal point about what suffices to create a defence of justification, the court said that the case law
supports the view that an "actually existing superior legal right" is required, and that such superiority is not established by priority between merely contractual rights. Superiority is conferred by the proprietary nature of the right or, as in James v The Commonwealth, must be found in statute. No such statutory right or duty exists in the present case, as explained earlier in these reasons. This approach to the defence of justification should be accepted for Australia
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in stating the law for Australia, it should now be accepted that, where the superiority of right rests in some characteristic of the general law, then, as indicated above, and as perceived by Jordan CJ, temporal priority of other purely contractual rights will not suffice. …
Even if the whole of SOCOG's allegations of unlawful conduct against the plaintiff had been made good, it would still be unable to rely on the justification defence, because, for the reasons just set out, it was not reasonably necessary to protect even that very wide conception of its rights.
Quite aside from the particular issue to be resolved, the judgment is interesting for its discussion of the proprietary (or quasi-proprietary) nature of contractual rights and other choses in action.
Finally, we at the Branch are mystified as to who authored the unanimous joint judgment: we have to guess out of Gleeson CJ, Gummow, Kirby, Callinan and Heydon JJ, and the style of the judgment doesn't seem to fit any of them. Perhaps the sense of fun and joi de vivre -- qualities not normally associated with the current High Court -- are because the opportunity to decide private law cases are so far and few between [see post below] so they have to be savoured when they do arise. If you can guess who it was, e-mail us to let us know.


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Dubai Investments completes acquisition of Saudi American Glass Company
Dubai Investments PJSC (DI) has completed the acquisition of Saudi American Glass Company (SAGC) following more than 18 months of negotiations. This deal formalises that SAGC will now operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dubai Investments.
Saudi-based SAGC is the region's first and one of the largest Middle Eastern glass manufacturers, annually supplying more than 3 million metres of glass. The company is the latest addition to DI's expanding portfolio of subsidiaries and the acquisition is expected to increase DI's market penetration.
"We are delighted to finalise this deal as negotiations have been lengthy and this company is a valuable asset to any investment portfolio. Saudi American Glass Company is a well established and highly reputable company with many notable clients and we are happy to acquire a company with such expertise," said Khalid Kalban, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Investments.
"The glass manufacturing industry is currently struggling to keep up with the glass demand created by the booming property development sector in the region. Acquiring a high-production, well-entrenched company such as Saudi American Glass Company represents a golden opportunity for us to strengthen our investments portfolio by continuing to invest in companies that will bring increased revenue for our shareholders," Kalban added.
SAGC has been operating for almost 30 years and supplies a comprehensive catalogue of glass products to the GCC region and Asia. With an annual production capacity of 3 million metres, SAGC supplies glass to prestigious clients such as the Al Faisali Tower and Kingdom Tower.
Top Headlines
- Dubai Investments to acquire Saudi American Glass
- Dubai Investments announces launch of Glass LLC, the region's first glass holding company
- Dubai Investments appoints Rizwanulla Khan as Executive President of three glass subsidiaries
- Dubai Investments announces that it was not officially informed about cancellation of deal to acquire Saudi American Company's factory


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The City of Dallas City, IL continues their Summer Celebration tradition with another weekend of fun highlighted by a beautiful lighted boat parade.
The celebration starts the evening of Friday, July 26th, with the annual Alumni Party at Ike's Riverfront Tavern beginning at 6:00 pm. Graduates and former instructors of Dallas City High School are urged to attend. Food will be available and there will be plenty of time for visiting and partying. Everyone is welcome. At dusk, there will be a Lighted Boat Parade, viewable from the riverfront area surrounding the elevator.
Saturday, July 26thkicks off with a new event, a 5K Run/Walk. Registration starts at Ike's at 7:00 am; the run starts at 7:45 am. The annual parade will again be part of the festivities, starting at 9:30 am. The local Boy Scouts will be serving lunch at the township building following the parade, and we'll have kids' games at the city tennis courts at 11:45 am. A fish/chicken fry will be held at Hagy's Bar and Grill, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
The activities on Sunday begin with a Sausage/Gravy Breakfast at Ike's Riverfront Tavern, starting at 7:00 am. Drive in, or boat in, but be sure to join us for breakfast. Enjoy a Worship Service and Christian Music Festival, beginning at 10:30 am at the Dallas City Rec Park, and then get ready for the Annual Duck Race at 6:00 pm. Be sure to get a Duck for only $5.00 so you can be part of the fast-paced competition!


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At Shell, we're developing all kinds of ideas to help meet the growing demand for energy. And we're looking for ambitious students and graduates to help us do more.
SHELL Nigeria Graduate Trainee recruitment 2013
The Shell Graduate Programme is a development framework that enables new graduates to become fully independent Shell professionals in 2-5 years. At Shell, new graduates have access to an unparalleled range of roles and world-class training and development opportunities, including:
Leadership skills development
Networking, Coaching and Mentoring relationships
Learning curriculum (training, e-learning modules, accreditation)
Who we're looking for:
Graduates who finished with a very good degree at the Undergraduate level
Graduates who are currently engaged in or have finished their National Youth Service
Graduates with less than four years post graduation experience
There will be specific skill requirements for your chosen job area. But whatever your role, there are certain qualities you'll need if you're going to succeed at Shell.
You also need to be good at absorbing information, analysing problems, making objective decisions and coming up with original ideas. You should have the drive, confidence and resilience to get things done, the flexibility to work well in a team and the credibility to influence others.
Shell matches you into a particular role based on your skills, so you will not be required to apply for a specific Shell position.
Be sure to click on "Students and Graduates" and apply for a "Shell Recruitment Day". You will need to upload a copy of your resumé, cover letter, and all academic transcripts including both undergraduate and graduate where applicable.
Let's deliver better energy solutions together.
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Where: Safeco Field
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Friday: RHP Dustin Moseley (2-7, 3.03 ERA) vs.LHP Jason Vargas (5-5, 3.88),7:10 p.m.
Saturday: LHP Cory Luebke (1-2, 2.86) vs. RHP Doug Fister (3-8, 3.18), 7:10p.m.
Sunday: RHP Mat Latos (5-8,4.24) vs. TBD, 1:10 p.m.
Radio: 1090 AM, 860 AM (Spanish)
At a glance: The Mariners are in a bit of atailspin compared with when these teams met in May. Seattle haslost eight of its last 11 games and is 39-42. The team ranks lastin the majors in runs scored (277), and Sunday's scheduled starter,LHP Erik Bedard , was placed on the disabled listWednesday with a spained knee. The Mariners haven't announced astarter for Sunday, but it could be RHP Michael Pineda ---- who last pitched Tuesday and would havestarted Monday ---- on six days of rest. ... OF Ichiro Suzuki has slumped most of the season and is hitting acareer-low .275. Suzuki leads the team with 42 runs and 20 stolenbases. ... 1B Justin Smoak is hitting .243 with 12homers and a team-high 40 RBIs. ... C Miguel Olivo 's 12 homers are tied with Smoak for the team lead.... Seattle swept the Padres in San Diego last month during themiddle of a 2-8 stretch.


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The April 1909 issue of OutWest, edited by Charles F. Lummis, is a special issue titled "The Making of Los Angeles." In contains biographies of leading citizens, some having a connection with Pasadena. Lummis included himself.
The venerable Caroline M. Seymour Severance, pictured here, was one. She was generally known as Madame Severance and the "Mother of Clubs." Severance was born in western New York state in 1820 into a Presbyterian family. She married T. C. Severance, an abolitionist banker, had five children, and began her life of social activism.
When they lived in Boston, she was active in the Boston Anti-Slavery Society, became an advocate of women's suffrage, and formed the New England Woman's Club, the first of its kind. She hosted such lecturers as Ralph Waldo Emerson in her home. Influenced by the sermons of Theodore Parker, the Severances joined the Unitarian Church. She became friends with such leading suffragists as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
She and her husband came to Los Angeles in 1875 for T.C.'s health and settled in a small house on West Adams Street. Later named "El Nido," it became a center of progressive ideas in Los Angeles.
T. C. Severance helped found the Orphan's Home Society and with Caroline, the first Unitarian Church in Los Angeles was started.
Caroline "led the way" writes Kevin Starr. She advocated women's suffrage, brought the first Free Kindergarten Association to Los Angeles and helped start the Los Angeles Public Library. She founded the first Women's Club that turned into the Friday Morning Club. It ran a lending library and an employment bureau, conducted classes and "became one of the most powerful and prestigious organizations in the city."
Lummis says, "She has written freely on many subjects, all tending toward the uplift of humanity, and has labored, to the limits of her strength, in every good cause to which her life has led."
Caroline Severance cast her first vote in 1912, having worked for 60 years for women's suffrage. She was featured in the newspapers of the time. She died in 1914.
Lummis writes, "In economics she is a Fabian Socialist." He quotes her:
"My country is the world —
All men my brothers —
To do good my religion."
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Destination Maine: Viles Arboretum In Augusta [UPDATE DOG SLEDDING CANCELLED]
Update! Due to the lack of snow the dog sledding event is cancelled for tomorrow.
Saturday, January 24th enjoy winter in Maine with some dog sledding with Heywood Kennels. The kids will love meeting some of the great pups and the family can try something different with some dog sledding.


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Hot social media site Pinterest allows users to "pin" images to their page. But are those images copyright violations?
The Pinterest Terms of Service, as explained by photographer and lawyer Kirstin Kowalski, shifts all legal blame for copyright violations to users. Since the Pinterest process is to collect images users find rather than create, their entire business model seems to some as illegal as music and video pirates.
Arguing for the other side, Fair Use guidelines seem to allow low-res thumbnail photos, and the use of images for education and satire. But since "inspiration boards" often use high-res images, they could be getting into legally hotter water. If challenged, Pinterest can follow DMCA takedown rules to avoid liability, and point lawyers directly to the user who posted the content.
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Of course it is.Catherine Ann Fitzpatrick on quora.com
It's like everything of the WWW. Everything on it is basically copy write and we don't have any authority to use any of it!Dawn on ddkportraits.com
I see an alarming amount of 'sharing'/'pinning' etc. that does not even mention original source.Kathleen Neff on ddkportraits.com
Etsy added a "Pin it" button to all of our shop items, without any kind of public announcement or agreement with us. I'm extremely annoyed with that, since there is no way for us to deactivate it, and I do not want my art on Pinterest at all.Valerie G on ddkportraits.com
Fair Use all the way
Google was actually sued over image search and won — the 9th Circuit found that the search functionality was a transformative fair use. The images were no longer being used for entertainment, for for the retrieval of information.Nilay Patel on theverge.com
I think people feel like it has to be legal – they couldn't do it otherwise. But I have a feeling we'd all better be taking this seriously.Marta on ddkportraits.com
Who would be against this? All it will do is increase traffic to your website, and if it's a product – increase your sales.thisismynextname on theverge.com
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I have many of my photos from my websites on Pinterest and have a link to my websites......so I do not complain.Stacey Woods Pettibone on quora.com
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Jennifer Aniston's "Suck It, Brad!" Photoshoot With Justin Theroux
Remember when, shortly after his split from Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt appeared on the cover of W magazine, playing family man in a photoshoot with rumored lover Angelina Jolie? And Jennifer was all, "Homie is missing a sensitivity chip?" Well, many thought Brad's sensitively was lacking when he implied to Parade earlier this month that his life with Jen wasn't an "interesting" one. He quickly went into spin mode, saying his words were taken out of context, but Parade insiders have said that no such twisting of words occurred and that his quote accurately reflects how he feels — that his marriage to Jennifer was a dull one. So when this mini photoshoot featuring Jen and her new boyfriend Justin Theroux appeared on photographer Terry Richardson's blog yesterday, I couldn't help but wonder if this wasn't just a portrait of two kids in love — but also a bit of an "eff you" to Brad and his mouthing off. Jen looks pretty damn happy while Justin … well, he hardly looks bored. I can't help it — I like these two together! [Terry's Diary]


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Newly listed New Zealand power producer
The 64-turbine Mt Mercer wind farm near Ballarat is due for completion in late 2014 but electricity is being produced from some of the first turbines installed at the eventual 131-megawatt venture.
Meridian chief executive
He said the Mt Mercer project, the company's third wind development venture in Australia, also supported the development in Victoria of Meridian's Powershop retailing business.
The trans-Tasman renewable energy producer is an advocate for maintaining the 2020 renewable energy target, despite being set to overshoot the targeted 20 per cent share of the electricity market because of soft demand. Australian boss Ben Burge has pointed out the benefit of the target for consumers.
He said the company wouldn't have entered the local retailing sector had the target not existed.
Meridian shares listed in New Zealand and Australia three weeks ago after the government raised $NZ1.88 billion ($1.67 billion) in an initial public offering. Investors have, so far, paid for part of the shares, which are structured as instalment receipts. The receipts started trading on October 29 at $NZ1.08 and have slid to $NZ1.02 but remained above their $NZ1 issue price.
Credit Suisse last week placed a $NZ1.20 target price on the receipts and an outperform rating on the stock. But it also warned investors the risk of a Labour/Green alliance introducing proposed electricity reforms had increased to about 50 per cent from an initial assessment of about 10 per cent.
The latest opinion polls have shown a greater chance of the Labour opposition winning power in the 2014 election, while a Labour/Green alliance has cemented electricity reforms in party manifestos, Credit Suisse said.
The reforms would give government control over wholesale power prices.
"Political polls suggest a tight election race," Credit Suisse said. "Meridian generates 45 per cent to 50 per cent of national hydro output and we expect it would take the brunt of an electricity reform proposal by opposition parties."
The reforms would also affect Mighty River Power, which listed shares in May, TrustPower and Contact Energy.
Meridian also operates the Mt Millar wind farm in South Australia. It owned 50 per cent of AGL Energy's large Macarthur wind farm in Victoria before selling that this year to Malaysia's MMC Corporation in a $659 million deal.
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A show about something most people have gone through. Friends get together to start a business, start a church, do political action together. And after a while, they start fighting and split up. We hear three true stories.
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Chicago writer Beau O'Reilly writes about a group of close friends who formed an activist group in the seventies. They split apart because of one woman. (22 minutes)


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The sans souci was overrun with rabble, the stair and verandah thronged.
Will you please tell me how I can ascertain the berth of the yacht sans souci?
This was owing to our position between the store and the bar—the sans souci, as the last was called.
There could be no doubt that the lady on the sans souci was Mrs. Baumgartner.
I suppose, then, you passed through it on your way home after quitting the sans souci at Cowes?
You lib for take me to yacht sans souci an I dash you five shillin?
A glimpse of Evelyn on the deck of the sans souci altered that portion of his plans.
Christophe's palace at "sans souci" was one of the wonders of the world.
This was owing to our position between the store and the bar—the "sans souci," as the last was called.
Of the royal pleasure-palaces I visited that of sans souci first.
"without care or concern," French. Name of Frederick the Great's royal palace at Potsdam.


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(excluding trader, transport, finance, regulatory and marketing functions)
The following table illustrates some of the elements of and challenges to the sustainable supply of medicinal plants. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list but a starting point for discussion.
Supply Chain Step Range of Practices Illustrative Issues Growing of Plants • Commercial farms
• Small-holder farms
• Cooperative farms
• Organized wild crafting
• "Free-for-all" wild crafting
• Managed wild regeneration
• Some species difficult to domesticate
• Land tenure for growers
• Land tenure for wild crafters
• Incentive structures/punishments for sustainable management
• Food security (farm land for food vs. cash crops)
• Subsidies for food crops vs. MAPs
• Lack of technical info. on growing & sustainable management or lack of info. dissemination
• Deteriorating wild stands of plants
Plant Harvesting • Organized farm harvesting to optimize quality
• Less organized farm harvesting; quality not optimized
• Wild crafting that incorporate indigenous and/or scientific methods
• Indiscriminant wild crafting harvest methods
• Lack of information on optimal farm harvest methods
• Wrong plants harvested in wild
• Destructive harvest methods
• Exploitative relationships between harvesters and buyers
• Certification, CITES, harvest bans
Post Harvest – First Stage • Plants picked for specific buyer; post harvest procedures specified
• Plants picked and "bagged" sold to trader (end buyer not known)
• Plants may change hands in "raw" form many times before being processed
• Lack of proper voucher/specimens
• Grading and sorting procedures
• Debris cleaning
• Drying procedures
• Product adulteration
• Proper storage to maintain quality
• Time from harvest to processing
• Percentage of rejected plants
Second Stage Processing • Essential Oil Distillation
• Fermentation
• Grinding and powders
• Other
• Often done far from where plants grow
• Processor may or may not have buyer quality requirements before processing
• Who controls this stage (end manufacturer or grower/harvester community)
Finished Products Processing
And Marketing
• Medicinal/food supplement products for community use
• Medicinal/food supplement products for commercial sale
• Personal care manufacturing
• Manufacturers may not know true origin of raw materials and conditions of resource base and people
• Product impurity or adulteration due to break down in above steps
• Consumer confidence in product quality/value
• Consumer awareness of environmental and social impact factors
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Something just didn't jive when I looked at the New Wonder series 1 Conn Pics, and after reading that Buescher also made a Selmer New York stencil, I pulled up Saxpics/Buescher, and found a dead ringer, a 1925 Buescher True Tone, down to the last detail! Then I read that some of Buescher's crew were former Conn techs and builders! How does the True Tone stack up against the New Wonders and Chu's for tone and overall playability? Mike
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FYI...I have a Buescher/selmer stencil tenor. It is old enough to have soldered on conical,beveled tone holes and pre-dates pearl finger buttons.Serial numbers on stencils are vague, at best, but pearl buttons appeared around 1915. The Bueschers will have the unmistakeable daisy bell strap. This horn came in the shop a short while ago and I have not decided wether to restore it or sell it as is. It's rough, but hey, it's a hundred years old.I too looked for a long time to find a match and more info, but have not yet seen another with brass buttons. Any one else have more info. pics available......toot toot...Jeff
by GFC (623 posts)
3 years ago
Here's a link to some info on BTH Bueschers. You have to scroll down a bit.http://www.saxpics.com/?v=mod&modID=1 It looks like Buescher made BTH horns under their own brand until about 1920, maybe a bit later. It was commonplace for leftover parts of discontinued horns to be used to fill stencil orders, so things like brass keytouches and soldered toneholes might not constrain the latest production date very well.


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Kate Upton: Vogue Germany Photoshoot
SHe is so beautiful. It really makes me angry when I hear people calling her "fat". Exactly WHERE is the fat???? SHe has curves and real b00bs and a face that could melt any guy. Those who criticize her are either jealous women or ugly guys who know they could never get a woman as gorgeous as her.


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Mississippi River
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- "Mississippi River" by James Harrison Wilson in The American Cyclopædia, 1879.
- Life on the Mississippi by Mark Twain (1883)
- "Mississippi (River)" by H. L. Abbot in Encyclopædia Britannica (9th ed.), 1883.
- Cyrus C. Adams and others, "Mississippi River," The New International Encyclopædia. New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1905.
- "Mississippi River" in The Nuttall Encyclopædia by James Wood, London: Frederick Warne and Co., Ltd., 1907.
- "Mississippi River", in Encyclopædia Britannica, (11th ed.), 1911
- "Mississippi (river)," in The New Student's Reference Work, Chicago: F.E. Compton and Co. (1914)
- "Work Done by our River Giant," in The New Student's Reference Work, Chicago: F.E. Compton and Co. (1914)
- "Mississippi River," by Forrest Morgan in The Encyclopedia Americana, New York: The Encyclopedia Americana Corporation (1920)
- "Mississippi River," in Collier's New Encyclopedia, New York: P. F. Collier & Son Co. (1921)


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BYESVILLE Trains, coal mines and cultural identity played defining roles in village history and may loom large in its future development.
Indeed, those things served as a collective motif Thursday at the Cambridge Country Club during the annual banquet of the Byesville Area Board of Trade.
In a rare move, the board honored two people with the Person-of-the-Year award Dave Adair and Steve Stolarik.
Both worked hard last year in connection with the tourist train that brought hundreds of visitors to Guernsey County.
Also honored last night was Richard Ramage. Ramage was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his decades of service to the village.
As Board Vice President Gene Netting said, it was an award long overdue.
For 37 years, Ramage operated a grocery and meat market known, for the longest time, as Ramages Royal Blue.
Throughout the years, Netting said, he has shown compassion and support for the community.
Ramage often extended credit to customers who could not pay him back.
There was no Mastercard or Visa, Netting said. It was Byesville credit. Many people say they dont know how they could have survived without the credit he extended to them.


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Have pity on older readers
Why do editors continue to believe they must squeeze as many words as possible into their newspapers? Don't they read what research has found out – that readers are having trouble reading small point sizes on newsprint?
Here's proof – yet again – that they are struggling.
Bhutanese journalist Sonam Pelden shot this picture of an elderly man reading a paper with a magnifying glass on a bus ride in Berlin last week.
She tells me she has seen quite a few people doing that.
Readers of this blog will remember seeing a photo of an elderly man in Singapore doing the same thing.
The sad fact is that many newspapers totally disregard the ability of the elderly to read point sizes smaller than 9. In fact, many want to bring that down to 8 points!


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By Juergen Kneifel
Editor's note: This article implies that Ken Hopen was the founder of Glas-Ply boats. Hopen became a partner in the venture and eventually owned the company outright, but the actual founder was Ken Smith. For more on the company's history, read this account by Smith's daughter, published July 29, 2013.
Ken Hopen was a friend like no other. He could tell stories and share insight and wisdom about business and about life. And he would scribble notes and diagrams and tell of incredible innovations that would leave many asking, "Is this for real?" He was a business man, an inventor and an entrepreneur.
At his memorial service earlier this month in Mountlake Terrace, I was reminded of just how special Ken was and how many lives he had touched. He was born in 1934 — the throes of the Great Depression and the era leading up to World War II. While this may appear inconsequential to some, I am convinced that the difficult economic times helped to ingrain a strong work ethic and sense of purpose in his life.
Ken, a longtime Edmonds resident, reminded me in several conversations how he stumbled upon his dream of building boats. He believed it was through divine appointment. As he attended worship with his parents one Sunday morning, a boy of perhaps 10 or 12, he began staring at the pitched cathedral ceiling of the old Lutheran church in Seattle.
He was hearing a different sermon that morning. His mind was transfixed by this revelation: If the roof of the church were flipped upside down, the truss supports and the framing would make for the ideal structure to build a boat.
He never lost this vision. And his Norwegian roots would constantly draw him to his maritime passion. Ken built his first boat in his garage. He described the experience as a cross between art and engineering — in other words, blueprints not required.
In the early 1960s, Marysville would welcome Hopen's business, Glas-Ply Marine Industries, which during the peak of manufacturing employed 350 people and generated millions in sales over two decades.
Ken was a genius when it came to promotion. As one of the first manufacturers to build boats using fiberglass and resins, he learned there was an air of skepticism among some boaters who likened the material to plastic. Ken knew he would need to develop a strategy to change the perception of avid boaters if these boats were to find industry-wide acceptance.
He hired Paul Brendle, a well-known helicopter pilot who also provided radio traffic reports in the Seattle market for many years, to act as co-conspirator in a "boater's challenge." This all-or-nothing tactic would either prove to be brilliant or could lead to incredible embarrassment.
Brendle would hoist a 22-foot Glas-Ply pleasure boat 80 feet into the air above Lake Washington with his helicopter, then release the straps, sending the boat into a free fall to the water. You can imagine the spectacle. The boat passed the test that no other boat manufacturer was willing to take on unscathed.
Glas-Ply built many boats to specification for the U.S. Coast Guard, police departments, the Washington state Department of Fisheries and many other buyers. But mostly, Glas-Ply is known as a brand far ahead of its time in terms of design and durability for pleasure boaters from Hawaii to Alaska and all along the West Coast. The company manufactured more than 10,000 boats during Ken's tenure.
Rob Brooks, a Shoreline resident and former Glas-Ply owner, remembers participating in an owner rendezvous in Port Angeles. Proud Glas-Ply enthusiasts would flock to the marina to show off their boats and exchange stories.
"These boats were ahead of their time," Brooks said. "The deep V-hull design is ideal for Puget Sound boating, but these boats have wound up all over the globe."
The company would later change hands as Jerry Caldwell became the new owner in 1991. Sales slowly continued to decline as competing boat manufacturers swallowed up smaller enterprises.
Hopen, though, left a legacy. Glas-Ply owner gatherings will continue for years to come.
Now, I've heard it said of some former boat owners that the best two days of their lives were the day they bought their boat and the day they sold their boat.
Perhaps they should have purchased a Glas-Ply.
Ken will certainly be missed. And his passing reminds me how important it is for a new generation of entrepreneurs to step in to pursue a passion that will create jobs and drive the economy forward.
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Charrette Realty LLC Lied & stoled Lawrence Massachusetts
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Do not rent from these people they will leave you hanging and dry. Don't fall into there lies, they are not to be trusted. I rented from them for approximately 4 yrs. During that time, Gail Charrette seemed to be friendly & trustworthy. A bit arrogant all she talks about is what she owns. & how everyone wants everyone else's money. When I was living on her property there was a problem with the plumbing. She made me pay it & said that the plumber said it was woman's toiletries. I didnt say anything & I Paid it to avoid having a problem with her. However, I had a histerectomy a while back & don't get my period. Then the motor to the heater broke. She charged me for that as well. Said that I had left it on too long. As far as I'm concerned the heating system is the landlords problem not the tenants. We live in New England, get tons of snow. The last Blizzard was about 24". It broke the hand rail in the front of the house. I called her son who was "the maintanace man". He put a yellow tape around it & said he would fix it. He didnt. He also went into the house all the time without even giving 24 hour notice which is what landlords have to do by law.
She told me that she was going to sell the house but wanted to renovate it first & make it a 3 bedroom to get more money out of it. For months her & her realtor harassed me every other day with text messages asking if I had found a place & when was I moving. After driving me insane with stress not knowing where I was going to move with my kids, I finally found a place.
I moved. Couple of weeks ago as I was driving by & I saw the new tenants living at the house. The new tenant was the Realtor. Yes, the one I showed around the house, the one who harrased me if I had found a place. Her name by the way is Diana Pinkham, another one who can't be trusted, she works for Connie Doto Realty.
I waited for my $1500 deposit and got $52 back. She charged me for everything under the sun. Things that were normal wear and tear. Things like the rail and the stove that I had told her maintanance man were not working. If you want to live at peace, if you want to deal with people that you can trust with your money then keep looking for an apartment elsewhere. But don't trust Charrette Realty (Gail Charrete) or Diana Pinkham from Connie Doto Realty.
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Category Archives: 2011 Player Review
2011 Player Review: Manny AcostaNovember 22, 2011
In the video below I discuss the 2011 season of Manny Acosta. Listen to hear why I think it's a no-brainer to bring back Acosta next season.
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Daniel Murphy was having a pretty good year at the plate before he got injured. Watch the video below to hear my thoughts on Murphy's 2011 season and what they Mets should do with him in 2012.
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2011 Player Review: Jon NieseNovember 15, 2011
In the video below I continue with my 2011 Player Reviews by discussing Jon Niese. Watch the video below to hear why I'm a little concerned about him heading into next season.
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2011 Player Review: Ruben TejadaNovember 9, 2011
Unfortunately I think the biggest question regarding Tejada this off season is will he be the Mets everyday shortstop or will he be competing for second base next year. I really enjoyed watching Tejada develop as a player in 2011. … Continue reading
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2011 Player Review: Dillon GeeNovember 4, 2011
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2011 Player Review: Mike PelfreyOctober 31, 2011
Mike Pelfrey had a disappointing 2011 season. The Mets have a big decision to make this off-season regarding Pelfrey, who is eligible for arbitration. Watch the video below to hear how I think the Mets should handle Pelfrey this off-season.
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I really enjoyed watching Luca Duda develop as a ballplayer in 2011. Watch the video below to hear why I think he should be starting in right field in 2012.
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In my opinion, 2011 was a disappointing year for Angel Pagan. Watch the video below to hear why I think it's time for the Mets to make a change in Center Field.
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Wishing you a Merry Christmas!!
wholesome and delicious meals from my table to yours
So, do you have the recipe for your Mom's Sour Cream Raisin Pie? If so, would you post it?
@Clairee, I had another reader request that recipe also, so I will try to post it soon.
Hi Lynn,
I have a couple of questions for you? Have u ever cooked vegetables, like broccoli (or broccoli casserole) in the slow cooker? I have an oven with only a top element working and also being small need to be creative in cooking side dishes for tomorrow.
Also, i saw a recipe idea for "enchilada skillet bake" on your blog but couldn't find it on your recipe index?
Merry Christmas and i realize u may be too busy to answer this for a few days.
@jocelyn, I have not had the best success cooking vegetables in the slow cooker. This corn recipe is one of the few vegetable side dish type recipes that I like in the crockpot. https://www.lynnskitchenadventures.com/2009/12/cheesy-cream-corn.html
The enchilada skillet was on my menu plan a few weeks ago, and I hope to post that soon on my site.
Merry CHRISTmas, Lynn! Thank you for the gift of your recipes all year.
God Bless you and your family,
Merry Christmas! Hope you have a wonderful day.
Merry Christmas, Lynn!
Hugs to you,
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I love to cook and bake, and it is a good thing, because my family loves to eat. I live with my husband and three kids on 43 acres in Northeastern Oklahoma. Between homeschooling, working on our property, taking care of three dogs, and raising hogs as a side job/hobby, I am constantly on the go like most of you.
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David Orentlicher Visiting professor, University of Iowa College of Law :
The Emptiness of the Activity-Inactivity Distinction
Like other critics of the individual mandate to purchase health care insurance, Judge Roger Vinson made much of the argument that Congress can regulate "activity" but not "inactivity." While rhetorically effective, this argument ultimately falls short. It is essentially a distinction in search of a theory.
Yes, it is true that governments generally have more authority to regulate activity than inactivity, but that reality reflects a correlation rather than a justification. If critics want to reject all regulation of inactivity, they need to provide a constitutional reason for their rejection. And that they cannot do.
The activity-inactivity distinction has little to do with the core constitutional value driving this debate. At stake is the appropriate division of authority between the federal and state governments. Massachusetts plainly did not violate the Constitution when it imposed an individual mandate to purchase health care coverage on its residents. To strike the federal mandate down, a court needs to conclude that Congress must leave it to state governments to decide whether to impose an individual mandate.
But why would that be the case? Reform of the health care insurance industry is very much a matter for the federal government to address, and an individual mandate is an essential component of that reform. Congress could not have prohibited insurers from discriminating against people on the basis of their health status unless it also required everyone to purchase insurance. Otherwise, people would game the system and wait until they became sick before purchasing their health care coverage.
That two federal trial court judges struck the individual mandate down may leave the impression that the mandate rests on shaky grounds. But their decisions really remind us of the fact that federal trial court judges often misapply the Constitution and need to have their decisions reversed on appeal.


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Ben Kingsley Drives On To Autobahn
Felicity Jones & Anthony Hopkins also aboard
With Welcome To The Punch director Evan Creevy about to pump the accelerator on production on his latest, speedy thriller Autobahn, he's added a few new names to the cast list. Ben Kinglsey, Felicity Jones and Anthony Hopkins are all aboard.
They're joining Nicholas Hoult in the story of a young American couple on holiday in Germany who find themselves sucked into a deadly game of cat and mouse between two ruthless criminals when they foolishy agree to be part of a scam. Hoult and Jones are the couple, with Kingsley and Hopkins as the villains pulling the strings. Those two know their villains, so expect some serious scheming from both.
This one has been idling its engine in development for a while, with various directors and stars such as Zac Efron attached at different times. Creevy, who has been preparing to make the film for the last few months, will start the cars and the cameras rolling on Monday in Europe. He's working from a script by The Numbers Station's F. Scott Frazier.


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Chocolate Candy Workshop
Give Me Some Sugar, LLC
Tuesday, December 20, 2011 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CST)
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Take your chocolate obsession to the next level - learn to make your own!! Whether you turn them into an impressive gift or keep them all to yourself - mum's the word! ;)
We'll demonstrate how to temper couverture chocolate (the high-end stuff). See how ganache, the base used to make chocolate truffles, is made, then practice scooping and rolling ready truffle mix in a variety of toppings. Make several other goodies, including toffee, chocolate turtles and peppermint bark. Take all your creations home to dazzel you family and friends...or not. We won't tell if you don't share
*Some products are made in advance due to time necessary to allow candies to set up. Menus subject to change due to seasonal availability of ingredients.
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Give Me Some Sugar
2205 W. Belmont
Tuesday, December 20, 2011 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CST)
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Three Brothers Butcher BBQ ReviewPosted by Scott on February 19th, 2011
Rating: 4 paws out of 5
Spent:. $15 per person
Chain: No.
Date Friendly: No.
Note: Limited Seating
40-21 Bell Blvd
Bayside, NY 11361
(718) 224-7753
This little shop might be a bit hard to miss on Bell Blvd. I can't blame you at night, with the bars at full swing trying to attract all the real life Ke$hias, can be distracting time to time. But nothing gets past this nose, once you hit the corner , you can get a whiff of some smokey goodness. This Ferret probably gonna eat well tonight.
Interior is nicely decorated with memories of BBQ.
Menu Boards are up over the counter displaying the many items. Ready to eat and ready to cook food items are displayed proudly.
The fridge case displays all the made food that can be reheated or server cold.
BBQ Brawler, which includes Brisket, Pork, Chicken, Bacon, Onion Rings, Cheese, and Cole Slaw. A very large sandwich also I might add. It something that you might want to share with other people.
BBQ Brawler is a sandwich that basically from the description, has everything including the kitchen sink. The sandwich overall is very good and I would order again. Also note again, you should be very hungry or looking to share this sandwich. Common problem with this type of sandwich is, some of the flavors may get lost, I not sure if anything got lost, there is so much of it all.
Side View of the BBQ Brawler.
Chicken and pulled pork, both tender and smoky no surprise there. Overall very bbq meats with the jambalaya
rice that has a nice little tomato kick to it.
Ribs have a nice thick smoky flavor. The meat is not fall off the bones, but they are tender and juicy. The ribs do have a bite to them, from time to time, that something I enjoy. Sometimes I don't want my meat to feel like a jello mush. The side corn has a nice sweet buttery flavor to them, also.
Rabbid Dogs, two all beef dogs, mustard, onions, bacon, kraut, and a sliced pickle. Another monster creation made with love. Sometimes you want a little this or that with your dog, but it won't fit. In this case, you have two dogs deep fried, cut in half and arranged out lengthwise. Now there is is plenty of room for the other toppings that go well with the hotdog.
Famous Steak Sandwich Skirt Steak, Mozzarella, and Garlic Bread is the specialty of the sandwich here. The meat is thick and tender and has been well cooked. The flavors of the meat are of a symphony of beautiful beefy smokiness, cheese and garlicky goodness. It a fav of mine here.
Hot Dog with mustard and Kraut. This all beef hot dog has a nice snap, topped with the grain mustard and kraut, gives this dog all the favor it needs. Remember, these are plain butcher dogs, you will generally need toppings to them. These type of hot dogs are milder in spices compared to kosher dogs like Hebrew National.
Corn Bread here is surprisingly very good. I used to think you had to go down south to get some good corn bread. This bread's is not overly grainy, mushy, or sweet. It had the right balance of everything. Cream of spinach is well made here, not overly creamy as many places might do.
Fries here were a disappointment. They come out greasy and soggy. Not quite sure what happened here, but if it was a mishap, I will update if they are redeemed to a crispy stature.
BLT sandwich with smoked bacon has tons of smoky flavor. This is a case where a little bit goes a long way. If you crave a thick cut of firm bacon you will love this one.
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