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Odell Lake is 3,558 acres in size and 287 feet deep. It is approximately 6 miles long and 1 1/2 miles wide. Odell Lake is one of the largest lakes in one of the largest lakes in Oregon and has populations of bull trout (dolly Varden), lake trout (mackinaw), rainbow trout, whitefish, and kokanee. All bull trout must be released.
One of the outstanding attractions of the 287-foot-deep lake is fishing. The Oregon State Wildlife Commission stocked this lake annually until 1986. Since then the populations have come from natural spawning. Approximately 75 percent of the catch occurs each year from mid-May to mid-July. The short harvest period is due to a change in kokanee feeding habits after mid-July.
Lake (mackinaw) trout were introduced prior to 1917. They are now maintaining themselves in satisfactory numbers. There is a small, but determined effort for these trophy fish which weigh up to forty pounds. Although rainbow trout are also in the lake, they are considered insignificant to the kokanee and lake trout.
Because of its geological position, Odell Lake is subject to wind forces from 24-30 mph. These strong breezes create whitecaps which occur almost every afternoon. Boaters should be aware of this and take precautions against being caught on the lake unless their crafts are large enough not to be endangered by the waves. This lake is gaining in popularity for wind surfing since there is nearly always an afternoon wind.
Odell Lake has several true firs growing around its shores, including Pacific silver fir, Shasta red fir, subalpine fir and white fir. Engelmann spruce, western and mountain hemlock, Douglas fir, ponderosa, lodgepole and white pine also thrive in a climate that has an annual precipitation of 38 inches. The luxuriant growth of various plants helps to create a favorite retreat for many forest visitors.
Activities are boating, fishing, swimming, windsurfing and trails. Several developed campgrounds provide sites to campers. Princess Creek has 46 camping sites, boat launching ramp, and piped water. Odell Creek has 19 campsites and piped water. Trapper Creek has 32 campsites, piped water and a boat launching ramp. All these areas have paved roads, fireplaces, and toilet facilities. Princess Creek has a picnic area available.
Odell Lake Lodge and Shelter Cove Marina provide the forest visitor with comfortable cabins, the opportunity to purchase the food items which were forgotten at home, fishing tackle, boat/ motor rental and guide services.
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Thank you everyone, I asked the question here again after reading the last question of this subject and the answers were over my head. I have no idea what RIO is or CMC gum solution or ferro frit are. most other chemica,l minerals, mysterious substances I am learning to recognize the names when I read them but am not really sure how to use or handle them. I only just figured out what flux is and that's how I know that gerstley borate is one. Currently I am only using commercial products and such knowing its better to wait and experiment with my own when I know A LOT more than I do now. My tiny bags of red iron oxide, gerstley borat and a couple mason stains are the first and only powdered ceramic items I have purchased so far, it took me 2 weeks to get up the nerve to even open the bag of Gerstley borate and a mason stain to mix up a test transfer tile. I've been looking at the bag of red iron oxide mystified by how to get it into liquid form safely. I have purchased a respirator for ceramics use and use it whenever I handle anything dry even wiping down my tables in case I cause clay dust to arise.
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Sorry, Terry, I used the abbreviation RIO for Red Iron Oxide. While it is obviously good to error on the side of safety when handling clays and chemicals, some people take it to such an extreme that it is not only silly but a waste of studio time. Almost anything you inhale other than clean air is not good for you, but if you don't use gloves and a respirator to drive down a highway or ride a bike up a dirt trail or to watch your kid slide into home base or clean the cat box or sweep anywhere or put a kid in a sand box then you don't need gloves and a respirator to mix a little RIO (Red Iron Oxide) with water.
BTW, RIO is a main ingredient of ochres that our ancestors used to paint their bodies and cave walls and many people still used today to cover their entire bodies and is one of the many colors tossed into the air over crowds in India.
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Publishing a lot of content and optimizing that content so it gets found in search engines is an important part of inbound marketing. And when we say "content," we don't just mean the written word. Videos are an important part of content, and given that YouTube is by far the most popular video website, you should be publishing videos there -- even if you are a B2B company. Before we dive into the 5 key elements of YouTube search engine optimization, watch our video below about how to upload video content to YouTube.
Title & Description
Just like on-page SEO for web pages, you need to optimize the basic text information describing your videos: the titles and descriptions. As we mentioned in our video above, these can be edited when you upload your video. Your video's title should contain a keyword phrase for which your business wants to get found (you have done some keyword research, right?). Just keep in mind that your video title should be fewer than 66 characters, since titles longer than that will be truncated in Google search.
The description can be longer (2-3 sentences or more is fine), and it should also contain keywords and variations of keywords. Including a link early on in the description is a good idea, since only the first few lines of the description is visible by default (without clicking 'show more'). To include a link in the description, just add a full URL (including http://) in your description. Use this to drive traffic back to your website, and be sure to include calls-to-action on the pages you're driving traffic to maximize lead generation from YouTube. For example, on YouTube, the video included at the top of this post includes a URL pointing back to this post on our blog, on which we've included calls-to-action for conversion.
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The popularity of your video (the total number of views and the number of views in the past 24-48 hours) is an important factor in how well your video will rank in search results. YouTube prefers to show visitors popular videos because they are almost always better quality videos, especially considering the fact that, according to YouTube, roughly 60 hours of new videos are uploaded to the site every minute, meaning many of the videos on YouTube are poor quality. Finally, videos that generate a big spike in views in recent days will get preferred placement and "honors," which adds your video to lists like "most viewed today," which in turn attract more views.
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Did you know?
Haenertsburg is named after CF Haenert, one of the early pioneers to the area.
Take a rural ramble around Haenertsburg, the charming hamlet at the heart of Limpopo's Magoebaskloof Mountains. It's a high mist and rainfall area with thick indigenous forests, rolling grasslands and incredible views.
Browse the village's lovely shops, including arts and crafts, books, curios, fresh produce, and antiques and collectibles. There are also a few charming bistros and the iconic village pub named after Iron Crown, the district's highest peak.
Haenertsburg is a great place to stroll for a few hours. If you're feeling energetic, take a walk to the local cemetery for amazing views across the Magoebaskloof. A few blocks away from the village centre is the local arbour park, planted with a variety of trees from across the world and is a gentler walk for those less inclined to trudge up steep hills.
From the village, the Magoebaskloof Pass descends to the town of Tzaneen. This is one of the steepest mountain passes in South Africa, dropping over 600m in its descent, with adventure at just about every turn. There are viewing platforms, waterfalls, forests, roadside stalls and places of historic interest along the way.
The mountains and wilderness areas around Haenertsburg also offer plenty of adventure, ranging from gentle forest rambles to thrilling canopy tours. There are plenty of picnic spots and wilderness areas where you can escape for a few hours.
The area is also a popular spot for fly-fishing and birding. The nearby Ebenezer Dam, a short drive from the village, is home to a variety of watersports and the annual Ebenezer Mile marathon.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Magoebaskloof Tourism
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How to get here
Haenertsburg lies north-east of Polokwane, along the R71.
Best time to visit
Go in spring when the area lights up with wild flowers and the blossoms of azaleas and cherry trees.
Around the area
Visit the Cheerio Gardens, set around three silver dams against a backdrop of greenery. In spring the resident azaleas and cherry trees burst into colour. In winter, it is desolate but beautiful.
Tours to do
Take a tour of Wegraakbosch Farm, a local organic cheese factory where you can see how cheese all made, from cow to curd to cheese.
Get around
It's a small village so walking is the best way to get around.
What to pack
Always take an extra layer when rambling around here, the area is prone to sudden mist and rain.
Where to stay
There are plenty of guesthouses, B&B's, lodges and hotels in and around Haenertsburg and Magoebaskloof.
What to eat
Try Picasso's, a family restaurant set in a spacious wooden cabin on stilts, offering hearty country fare and a cheerful atmosphere.
What's happening
The Magoebaskloof Spring Fair occurs every September, to coincide with the colourful arrival of spring. There is also an Holistic Fair every July.
Best buys
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Australia's trade balance remained in deficit for the 10th straight month in November but is expected to stabilise in the period ahead amid strong imports and exports growth.
Imports outpaced exports by $2.64 billion - the biggest deficit since March 2008 - compared with a revised $2.44 billion shortfall in October, the Bureau of Statistics said in a report in Sydney today. Economists had expected a deficit of $2.3 billion.
Exports rose 1 per cent to $24.7 billion, led by a 6 per cent gain in metal ores and minerals, today's report showed. Imports advanced 2 per cent to $27.3 billion on a 6 per cent increase in fuels and lubricants, the report showed.
Coal shipments abroad dropped 2 per cent, the report showed, while transport equipment imports surged 57 per cent.
The Australian dollar was little changed after the report, buying $US1.0507 compared with $US1.0513 before the data were released.
The trade deficit has grown from $242 million in February 2012 to the $2.637 billion November figure.
ANZ economist Andrew McManus said he expected the trade balance to stabilise over the next few months, given iron ore prices and coal prices appeared to have settled somewhat.
''Remember this is November data, we do have a bit of an idea of what iron ore prices have done now,'' Mr McManus said. ''Given where commodities prices have gone over the past couple of months, you are going to have continued reasonably strong imports at least through the majority of 2013.
''Putting all that together, when you get reasonably strong imports growth and you have reasonably strong exports, it is generally a pretty good sign for the economy.''
Mr McManus said the revisions to previous months were most likely due to the timing of LNG projects payments for not just capital goods, but also engineering services being spread out over a number of months.
Imports of consumption goods rose from $5.65 billion in October to $5.81 billion in November, which Mr McManus said was an encouraging sign for the retail sector.
''We don't import stuff unless we are buying it in the shops,'' Mr McManus said. ''It is a sign that people are still spending.''
JPMorgan economist Ben Jarman said lower commodity prices had weighed on exports while imports remained strong in the month.
''Essentially everything is adding up to a very soft number,'' he said.
Mr Jarman said the recent rise in commodity prices, particularly in ore prices, had yet to be reflected in the trade figures. He said the improvement in prices would see the deficit narrow over the coming months.
''The numbers will get better as we go through the first half of 2013 but we still think the trade balance will stay in deficit.''
He said the Australian dollar, which remained high despite the lower commodity prices, also contributed to the large deficit.
''It sort of highlights the fact that the high Aussie dollar is a bit of a drag on national income,'' he said. ''Because we've had the drag from commodity prices without any offsetting help from the Aussie, that has really exacerbated the weakness.''
The data validate Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens's decision to reduce interest rates four times last year as commodity prices retreated. Policy makers are trying to revive demand outside of a resource boom that may crest in the first half of 2013 as they seek to extend 21 recession-free years.
''Key commodity prices for Australia remain significantly lower than earlier in the year, though trends have been more mixed over the past few months,'' Mr Stevens said in a statement after cutting the overnight cash rate target a quarter percentage point to 3 per cent last month. ''The terms of trade have declined by about 15 percent since the peak, to a level that is still historically high.''
Prices of the nation's key export, iron ore, have rebounded since reaching a three-year low on September 5 after China announced spending on new subways and roads.
Australia's economy has been driven by a resource bonanza for iron ore, coal and natural gas that is bringing record investment in projects.
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The United States carried out air strikes and aid drops as President Barack Obama vowed to help thousands of civilians besieged by jihadists on an Iraqi mountain.
Obama gave no timetable for the first US operation in Iraq since the last American troops withdrew three years ago and put the onus on Iraqi politicians to form an inclusive government and turn the tide on jihadist expansion.
US forces hit out on the campaign's second day to protect members of the Yazidi minority, many of whom have been stranded on Mount Sinjar since they fled IS attacks on their homes a week ago.
US forces "successfully (conducted) four airstrikes to defend Yazidi civilians being indiscriminately attacked" near Sinjar, the United States Central Command, which covers the Middle East, said in a statement on Saturday.
In the first strike, "a mix of US fighters and remotely piloted aircraft struck one of two ISIL armoured personnel carriers firing on Yazidi civilians near Sinjar", the statement said.
After following the remaining vehicle, a second pair of strikes, around twenty minutes later, hit two more armoured personnel carriers and an armed truck.
The fourth, struck another armoured personnel carrier also in the Sinjar area.
US and Iraqi aircraft have also sent planes to deliver food and water to the thousands of people, many of them Yazidi civilians, stranded on the mountain.
The third US airdrop, announced by Centcom late Saturday, sent thousands of litres of water and more than 16,000 packaged meals to the besieged civilians.
"The United States can't just look away. That's not who we are. We're Americans. We act. We lead. And that's what we're going to do on that mountain," Obama told reporters Saturday.
France and Britain announced that aid consignments of their own were imminent.
Two Royal Air Force (RAF) C-130 transport planes took off from Britain Saturday carrying reusable filtration containers filled with clean water, tents, tarpaulins and solar lights that can also recharge mobile phones.
The Yazidis, who worship a figure many Muslims associate with the devil, are a small and closed community, one of Iraq's most vulnerable minorities.
Security sources and a local official said the bodies of 16 Sunni extremists killed in Makhmur, where IS positions were bombed on Friday and fighting with peshmerga also took place, had been buried nearby on Saturday.
Federal and Kurdish officials, who had been at loggerheads since IS fighters launched their an offensive exactly two months ago that has brought Iraq to the brink of partition, have said they were now working together and with US advisers.
Up to 100,000 Christians were forced to flee from their homes in a matter of hours on Thursday, completely emptying the country's largest Christian city Qaraqosh of its population.
Among the hundreds of thousands of people who fled their homes in northern Iraq were several other minorities such as the Shabak and Turkmen Shiites.
UNESCO chief Irina Bokova called it an "emerging cultural cleansing".
Obama said he was confident the US could prevent IS fighters "from going up the mountain and slaughtering the people who are there" but added the next step of creating a safe passage was "logistically complicated".


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A MEDICAL museum in Worcester is to host a 'love your heart' event.
As part of the Love Worcester Festival, the Infirmary Medical Museum – situated at the University of Worcester's City Campus – will be hosting a 'Love your Heart' day this Saturday, between 10am and 2pm.
Staff at the museum will be on hand to lead behind-the-scenes tour of the former hospital (11am and 12noon), telling its history of heart surgery.
Families are encouraged to join the tours, and younger visitors will be invited to make paper hearts and take part in heart quizzes.
Visitors will also get a free health taster at the McClelland Centre for Health and Wellbeing, where qualified staff will be able to offer advice on fitness and maintaining a healthy heart.
Admission to the exhibition and to the McClelland Centre is free, and a small charge applies for craft activities. No pre-booking is required.
For more information on the event, contact Carol Bowsher on 01905 542540, or at email@example.com. Further details on the Infirmary Medical Museum, can be found at medicalmuseum.org or worcester.ac.uk/your-home/the-infirmary.html.
The Love Worcester Festival will run between February 14 and 23, and will see the city's heritage attractions staging themed events throughout the week.


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Every spring we get quite a few new members. I can speak from experience that often times we use acronyms that are confusing. There are also some questions that always pop up. I hope this will help eliminate some confusion
Check the FAQ section for info on posting pics, brisket, pulled pork and ribs
ABT- Stuffed jalapeno. http://www.barbecuebible.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=387
Fatty- Sauasge log. Can be as simple as pulling out a breakfast sausage log and throwing on the smoker or it can be stuffed with cheese, veggies etc..
WSM- Weber Smokey Mountain bullet smoker
ECB- El Cheapo Brinkman Cheap entry level bullet smoker
BGE- Big Green Egg ceramic cooker
CG- Char Griller smoker. Most forum members use the smoking Pro with side fire box. There is a sticky on the top of the page called Char Griller Family http://www.barbecuebible.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=1467 . Lots of great info that can be applied to most offset smokers
SFB- Side Fire Box
UDS or BDS- Ugly Drum Smoker or Big Drum smoker. There is a sticky for homemade barrel smokers http://www.barbecuebible.com/board/view ... hp?t=12292
Please add to this list. It was a quick list of questions I see on a regular basis


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An 18-year-old in New Jersey is suing her parents to keep paying her private school and impending college tuition -- even though she's not living at home anymore.
Rachel Canning claims she was kicked out of her parents' Lincoln Park home when she turned 18 in November.
But her parents say their "spoiled" college-bound daughter didn't live by the house rules and left home because she didn't like the law of the land.
The Morris Catholic High School senior has been living at the home of a classmate instead.
"My parents have rationalized their actions by blaming me for not following their rules," Rachel Canning said in court papers, according to The Daily Record of Morristown, N.J. "They stopped paying my high school tuition to punish the school and me and have redirected my college fund, indicating their refusal to afford me an education as a punishment."
She is demanding her parents pay her Morris Catholic tuition bill of $5,306 as well as $12,597 in accrued legal fees. She also wants them to pay her college costs.
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As we move from 2013 to 2014, we take time to look back at the top stories of the past year. Van Wert County saw events that were controversial, positive, terrifying, and disappointing during the 12 months. It certainly was not a boring year, and the candidates for the top ten stories of the year were widely varied. Choosing the top stories is never easy since one story will affect people quite differently, and some stories which generate little interest from the public actually have great impact on everyone. So the rankings are subjective, based on both community discussion and overall impact on the people of Van Wert County. We continue today with stories six through four.
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December 16, 2011
A listing of recent books published by Wheaton College faculty.
December 15, 2011
Art students in Wheaton College's Advanced Ceramics Class raised more than $3600 for the Interfaith Food Pantry located in Carol Stream's Outreach Community Center. The students sold handmade mugs and bowls as part of the Empty Bowls Project, an international grassroots initiative that mobilizes potters, craftspeople, and educators to fight hunger.
December 14, 2011
The Wheaton College Biblical and Theological Studies department will present the 21st annual Wheaton Theology Conference April 12-13. The topic of the conference is "Bonhoeffer, Christ, and Culture."
December 12, 2011
Wheaton's new Humanitarian Disaster Institute is the first faith-based academic disaster research center in the country.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo softball team (16-15, 2-5 SSC) fell to the No.19 University of Tampa Spartans (22-3, 7-0 SSC), 3-0, Friday evening from the Vince Naimoli Softball Complex in Sunshine State Conference action.
A leadoff single by Alex Garris is all Saint Leo could manage as Spartans hurler Deanna Henriottt controlled the Lions' normally powerful offense, not allowing a base runner over the next 6.1 innings en route to striking out 17 Lions.
Megan Still (6-9) was tagged with the loss as she surrendered three runs across six innings.
Tampa broke through with their first run in the top of the second inning when Megan Burke stepped to the plate and belted her second home run of the season over the leftfield fence.
The Spartans added a pair of insurance runs in the sixth inning as Burke and Katlyn Raatz connected on back-to-back run scoring hits to push the advantage to its eventual 3-0 final.
The Lions will continue its SSC series with Tampa on Saturday, March 17 with a St. Patrick's Day doubleheader. First pitch for game one is scheduled for 1 p.m. from the Vince Naimoli Softball Complex.
For the latest news, information, and updates on the softball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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Did you know?The Wakkerstroom Wetlands, South Africa's biggest grassland biome, cover 27% of the country.
South Africa is known as one of the world's most exciting destinations for birds and birding. There are many rewarding places to see over 800 birds of all shapes and sizes, but if you are after special species and special places then you'll find the water birds of Mpumalanga particularly fascinating.
You'll find the water birds of Mpumalanga almost everywhere – at dams, in rivers, foraging along river banks, paddling along streams. You may even see more common ones such as the water-associated Cape wagtail bathing in a garden birdbath, or a sacred ibis flying over the motorway.
But if it's fantastic water bird destinations you're looking for, then Mpumalanga has several.
Of course, you just can't beat the Kruger National Park for any kind of bird. Its sheer size (think Israel or Wales), its numerous ecological regions and its bird population – over 500 species – will have you ticking off water birds in no time.
Look for Pel's fishing-owl along the banks of the Kruger's great rivers, particularly where there are big riverine trees like jackalberry and nyala overhanging deep pools.
Pairs of endangered saddle-billed storks frequent the Kruger's dams and rivers, as do woolly-necked and marabou storks.
Another great water bird destination in Mpumalanga is the Wakkerstroom Wetlands that lie in South Africa's largest grassland biome, ranked alongside the Russian steppes and North American prairies. It's a critical wetlands area along bird migration routes so look out for summer migrant waders such as ruffs, sandpipers and stints.
Wakkerstroom is the haunt of the blue and crowned cranes as well as that almost legendary bird–- the white-winged flufftail – a mega-tick on any serious birder's list.
The lovely lake district of Chrissiesmeer is where you can find chestnut-banded plovers, thousands of flamingos, the red-chested flufftail (almost as elusive as its white-winged cousin) and lots of migratory waders.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Mpumalanga Tourism & Parks Authority
Tel: +27 (0)13 759 5300/01
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Best time to visit
Summer, when the migrant water birds are back from their northern wintering, although there are plenty of resident water birds throughout the year.
Around the area
Mpumalanga's world-famous Panorama Route, Chrissiesmeer's lake district.
Tours to do
Visit www.birdlife.org.za for birding tour options.
What to pack
Quality lightweight binoculars – heavy binoculars are very tiring and cumbersome when you are bird watching for any length of time.
Where to stay
The Kruger National Park has accommodation to suit all budgets. Both Wakkerstroom and Chrissiesmeer have charming, friendly, affordable B&Bs.
What's happening
Chrissiesmeer hosts an annual Frogging Festival in December.


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Rekha, 30, shows a picture of her seven-year-old daughter, Deepali, as she sits next to her son, Shyam, inside their house in New Delhi. Deepali went missing from her school on November 25, 2010, according to her family. Between January 1 and May 8 2013, 725 children in Delhi were reported missing and are untraced, according to data from India's Zonal Integrated Police Network website
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Location: Horticultural Crops Research2010 Annual Report
1a. Objectives (from AD-416)
The market for wine grapes is increasingly global. A large share of this global market is based upon a few specific cultivars that consumers know and associate with high quality, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Riesling. Production of these global cultivars has increased in pace with a recent increase in world production of grapes and, in some cases, has resulted in an oversupply. The recent market saturation of global cultivars has stimulated interest in exotic, new products (varietal wines) in order to expand or maintain markets. Global predominance of a few major cultivars is undesirable also for ecological reasons because it reduces the genetic diversity of wine grapes under commercial production and leaves the industry vulnerable to threat from a potentially lethal insect or pathogen. There is great potential for minor cultivars from old world production regions to produce wines in the U.S. that are superior to their place of origin and these cultivars may be well adapted to newly emerging grape production areas, such as the Snake River Valley in Idaho. Little information is currently available about the performance of lesser-known, exotic cultivars in wine grape growing regions of the U.S. Research is particularly needed on the performance of exotic cultivars under the limitations and advantages of growing conditions in the U.S. which are most likely unique from the conditions in their region of origin. Traditional methods of evaluating cultivar performance are costly because site-specific conditions influence results and limit their applicability to a narrow geographic range. The objectives of this project are to identify lesser-known wine grape cultivars from Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and France, that are well-adapted to the climatic features of the Snake River Valley American Viticultural Area; to integrate performance data from the Idaho field trial site; and to provide a graduate student with a training opportunity.
1b. Approach (from AD-416)
The adaptation of lesser-known cultivars to climatic conditions in the Snake River Valley will be accomplished by evaluating the viticultural performance of 18 lesser-known cultivars planted in a randomized, block design with six replications at a trial established in a commercial vineyard in Southwestern Idaho. A graduate student will be recruited through a cooperator at Boise State University who will collect, analyze and report viticultural performance data. The trial will be established and data will be collected following protocols established by the multi-state NE 1020 Coordinated Wine Grape Cultivar Evaluation project. Viticultural performance data will be interpreted relative to two "global" cultivars planted as reference standards in the Idaho site as well as trial locations in other states. The trial site in Idaho will estimate cultivar adaptation to high elevation desert. The proposed evaluation scheme enhances resource-efficiency because trial results will be applicable over a range of climatic conditions, providing useful information for existing as well as newly emerging wine grape production sites. Documents Trust with ID State Department of Agriculture. Log 41539.
3. Progress Report
The start date of this project was delayed until September 2010. The initial funding has been received and a graduate student has been found. Work will begin in September.
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Lithium coin batteries (also known as lithium coin cell batteries), often referred to as button batteries or coin batteries for their shape, have many uses. Some uses of lithium coin cell batteries include in calculators, watches, cameras, and clocks. It can be frustrating shopping for coin cell batteries because stores don't always sell the lithium coin cells you need.
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Im not aware of any such link actually existing (despite the fact I havent looked for a few months). But for this particular device Im curious, so despite my FAQ entry here which basically tells people not to start threads asking if their device works under BT 4, Im going to allow this to see if anyone can confirm or deny.
Just curious OP, did you try the device after upgrading the kernel to 2.6.34?


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Goodspeed Presents 8th Annual FESTIVAL OF NEW ARTISTS, 1/18-20
The Eighth Annual Goodspeed Festival of New Artists, produced by Goodspeed Musicals' Max Showalter Center for Education in Musical Theatre, kicks off its tremendously popular three day festival of brand new works on Friday, January 18, at the Goodspeed Opera House with a staged reading of Nine Wives.
On Saturday, January 19, the rocking new musical Come From Away debuts. On the final day of the festival, the unconventional tale Princesses: a new rock musical will be presented. Several special events will round out this exciting weekend. Tickets and Festival Packages are available at the Goodspeed Box Office or by calling 860.873.8668. Tickets are $15 each for one show, $10 each for students and can be purchased online at www.goodspeed.org as well as through our Box Office. The 2013 festival is sponsored in part by the Noël Coward Foundation, lead corporate sponsor RisCassi & Davis, P.C. and The Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc.
This year, Goodspeed's ever-popular Festival Package has been expanded. TWO FESTIVAL PACKAGES have been created. The Gold Package is an all-access pass to a weekend full of special events. This complete festival experience includes admission to all three staged readings; the ultra-popular Friday and Saturday Night Cabarets; the New Musical Preview, a short preview of a new musical headed to The Norma Terris Theatre in 2013; the Symposium panel discussion with musical theatre luminaries; your choice of festival seminar sessions; a Saturday evening pre-show dinner at the Gelston House and a Meet the Writers Reception which will complete the weekend's festivities – all for only $89. The NEW Silver Package includes admission to all three staged readings, the Symposium, The New Musical Preview and Meet the Writers Reception. Also included in both Festival Packages is a tour of the expansive Goodspeed Scene Shops.
Goodspeed Opera House tours will be offered throughout the weekend for both Festival Package and single ticket holders.
"The Eighth Annual Goodspeed Festival of New Artists, with its expanded programs and wonderful new talents, highlights our commitment to developing new musicals," said Michael P. Price, Executive Director of Goodspeed Musicals. "It's thrilling for us to see the Goodspeed campus bustling in wintertime. Our community comes alive when hundreds of musical theatre fans from around the country join the best and brightest new writers and performers as they work together to create the future of musical theatre," he added.
Productions from the three composing teams included in the Goodspeed Festival of New Artists and the schedule of Special Events include:
Friday, January 18
7:30 p.m., Goodspeed Opera House
Music & Lyrics by Douglas J. Cohen
Book & Lyrics by Dan Elish
Based on the novel, "Nine Wives" by Dan Elish
Nine Wives tells the story of Henry Mann, a 32-year-old bachelor who discovers that the love of his life has met someone new and is about to get married. What's worse, he's been invited to her wedding! What follows are Henry's frantic attempts to find a woman he can take as his date – a potential future wife – to prove to his ex- fiancée (and the world) that he too is ready to move on.
Festival Cabaret
10:00 p.m., Gelston House
Showcasing new songs by new artists.
Saturday, January 19
Festival Seminars
10:00 - 12:45 p.m., Gelston House
New Musical Preview
2:30 – 3:30 p.m., Goodspeed Opera House
A preview of a new musical headed to Goodspeed's Norma Terris Theatre in 2013
Noël Coward Symposium
4:00 p.m., Goodspeed Opera House
*This event is free and open to the public.
Festival Dinner
5:30 p.m., Gelston House
Enjoy a three course meal with fellow festival goers.
7:30 p.m., Goodspeed Opera House
Book, Music and Lyrics by David Hein and Irene Sankoff
Come From Away is a rocking musical about when 38 planes from around the world were diverted to a small, Canadian community on September 11th, 2001 - doubling its population in an instant. While the world witnessed the worst acts of humankind, the stranded passengers had their faith in humanity restored by the spirited people who comforted those who had come from away.
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MOPA Presents My City, Your City
San Diego, Calif. – As we go through life, our perspective on the world changes. This fact alone makes My City, Your City, the upcoming student exhibition at the Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA), worth some attention. Opening on October 19th, My City, Your City showcases not only the talent of San Diego's youth, but also their unique view on our hometown.
Since 2006, MOPA has been exhibiting the best work from San Diego students, grades K – 12. Each year a different theme is selected and the top works, both still photos and videos, are displayed. The winning selections are based on originality, quality and their expression of the theme. This year's panel of judges included SD City Council President, Todd Gloria, MOPA's Executive Director, Deborah Klochko, San Diego-based freelance photojournalist, Sam Hodgson, and Program Coordinator for the Art and Photography programs at UCSD Extension, Annika Nelson.
According to Deborah Klochko, "the selection process is incredibly inspiring. These students look at the world through very different eyes than most of us. Because of this, they help connect us to a version of San Diego that we, as adults, may have forgotten."
What does it mean to call a place home? Is your community where you live or where you go to school? What makes your neighborhood unique? What people, places, or spaces make your city special? How does your city compare to other places around the world? These are the questions explored in the works of My City, Your City through both a personal and cultural lens.
You can see My City, Your City on display at MOPA from October 19th, 2013 through February 2, 2014. Additionally, a number of works from this exhibition will be on display at the Civic Center Branch of the Chula Vista Public Library and the Downtown Kettner branch of US Bank. For more information, visit www.mopa.org/yx13
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MOPA Information:The Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA) is one of the leading museums in the United States devoted exclusively to photography, film and video. Since its founding in 1983, the Museum's endeavors consistently address cultural, historical and social issues through its exhibitions and educational programs. Learn more at mopa.org.


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Understanding the brain: The National Science Foundation and the BRAIN Initiative
Visit www.NSF.gov/brain for more information.
On April 2, 2013, the White House announced an initiative called Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN), which includes the participation of the National Science Foundation (NSF). You may wonder what this means.
Part of what it means is an opportunity to continue a national conversation about an important topic: the brain. To help with the dialogue, here are short answers to some basic questions.
What is the BRAIN Initiative?
The BRAIN Initiative is an effort by federal agencies and private partners to support and coordinate research to understand how the human brain works.
Why do we need to understand the brain?
Understanding the brain means knowing the fundamental principles underlying brain structure and function. The research required to do so will accelerate scientific discovery and innovation, promote advances in technology and bolster U.S. economic competitiveness.
New neuroscience discoveries will enable us to foster brain health; engineer solutions that enhance, replace or compensate for lost function; improve the effectiveness of formal and informal educational approaches; promote learning across the lifespan and build brain-inspired smarter technologies for improved quality of life.
What is NSF's role in brain research?
NSF invests in high-risk, high-reward exploratory and transformational scientific and engineering research with emphasis on integration across scales and disciplines.
Why now?
While our knowledge of brain anatomy and how brain cells use chemical and electrical signals to communicate with one another has grown considerably, we are only beginning to understand how those signals interact to give rise to thoughts, processes and behaviors.
Now is the time for a comprehensive approach that combines new discoveries from a variety of fields, including brain anatomy, imaging and function as well as cyberinfrastructure. Understanding the brain has been identified as one of five longstanding and fundamental questions, or "grand challenges," for future research.
What do we need to do this?
How will the BRAIN Initiative affect programs at NSF?
NSF invests tens of millions of dollars in neuroscience and cognitive science research across many disciplines. NSF will continue to make major investments in fundamental science across disciplines and in innovative technologies to accelerate discovery that will revolutionize our understanding of the brain.
When can the scientific community expect to learn more about NSF's research goals for the BRAIN Initiative?
Information will be added to NSF.gov in coming months. Follow our social media accounts for #brain updates.
Have more questions? Email us at email@example.com.
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COVINA - It appears that City Council incumbents Kevin Stapleton and John King will be headed back to their seats, but it's still a tight race between Jorge Marquez and Kay Manning for a third seat on the council.
In a race for three open council seats, Stapleton and King were the top vote-getters in a field of four candidates, according to Tuesday's unofficial election results.
According to preliminary results, Marquez leads Manning by 44 votes.
About 330 provisional and drop-off ballots have yet to be counted. They will be hand-counted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at City Hall.
On the council since 2005, King said he was anxious to see the end results.
"Right now, it's a very tight race actually and it's honestly very nerve-wracking, but it's the process at work and it's amazing to watch," said King, 51, who was at City Hall watching the ballots get counted. "I'm excited and anxious."
Marquez said he anticipates that once all the ballots are counted, he'll take over the seat left vacant by outgoing Councilman Bob Low, who did not seek re-election.
"Anything can happen, but we did the best that we could," he said. "We got our supporters out there, and I'm not worried. I'm very confident that we'll be fine."
Candidates said that Covina has been in good financial shape for several years, despite the dissolution of redevelopment.
But there is also the need to focus on attracting new businesses to the city and its downtown, as well as continuing to keep crime levels low.
King, an employee for Southern California Edison, said one of his goals was to continue to be a good steward of the city's finances and focus on maintaining community programs.
King also said that with the state's realignment program pushing prisoners into communities, securing the Covina Police Department with the proper tools to face any incoming crimes is important.
Stapleton, a 16-year councilman, also said making sure that crime levels stayed low and fixing infrastructure concerns were some of his priorities.
Now that he's been re-elected, Stapleton, at attorney, said he can implement his plans to create a Neighbors Improving Covina's Environment initiative.
The plan would include a coalition of residents, stakeholders and officials whose aim would be to bring community organizations together to brainstorm how to meet the needs of Covina, Stapleton said.
Marquez, a field deputy for Sen. Ed Hernandez, D-West Covina, said he was concerned about crime levels and wanted to work with regional and local leaders to create neighborhood watch programs for that purpose.
He was also concerned with protecting library and senior center services, as well as having responsible economic development in all parts of town.
Manning, who was appointed to the City Clerk position in May, serves on several boards and commissions. She also founded the Covina Yellow Ribbon program, which recognizes local soldiers.
She said that the council needed fresh eyes to bring in new ideas, perspectives and ways to keep Covina in a strong and positive position.
Manning has also said that focusing on shopping local at mom-and-pop shops are equally as important as big box retailers.
Mary Lou Walczak and Geoffrey Cobbett ran unopposed for the City Clerk and City Treasurer positions, respectively.


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Perhaps you are already an iOS master. Or maybe you consider yourself more of a novice. Either way, we feel confident that at least some of the tips and tricks for iOS 6 that we present below will be new to you. What's more, we hope you love them--and benefit from them--as much as we do.
Spread the word
Your iPhone or iPad can read to you. Enabling the Speak option makes it possible for your iOS device to read aloud any selectable text. Launch the Settings app, tap on General, and then choose Accessibility. Scroll down to Speak Selection, and tap to turn it on.
Now, go into any app where you can highlight text. Your options include Mail, Safari, Notes, and many others. Select some text, and you'll see a new option appear in the contextual menu (you may have to tap the right arrow to view more options). Tap the Speak command, and your iOS device will start reading the text aloud.
Enable the Emoji keyboard. Perhaps you've seen these iconographic symbols in emails, iMessages, and tweets, and wondered how the heck people managed to type them. Maybe you've mistakenly assumed that you need to purchase a third-party app to gain access to those special symbols.
You don't: Apple treats those symbols, called Emoji, as an international keyboard. Launch Settings, and tap General, International, Keyboards. Then tap Add New Keyboard and find Emoji. Now open an app where you can type some text.
Next to the spacebar, you'll see a little globe icon. Tap it to switch between your regular keyboard and the Emoji one, which contains many tabs full of different characters. Tap on those characters to insert them wherever you'd like. (If you have many international keyboards, tap and hold the globe to bring up a menu of all your options.)
Spoken Emoji. For real fun, type in a bunch of Emoji symbols, select them all, and then tap the Speak button. You'll hear the often-entertaining names of each symbol read in sequence.
A series of Siri tips
Use the "in transit" cue. Ask Siri to help you find an address with a couple extra words at the end, as in: "give me directions to San Francisco International Airport via transit." iOS will open up the Maps app and display the routing pane, which lets you choose which third-party app you'd like to supply your directions.
Attentive readers will know that Google Maps is included among these routing apps, which means that you can actually use this trick to get directions via Google Maps using Siri.
Siri audio output. If your car has a built-in speakerphone, or if you have a Bluetooth accessory that has a microphone and speakers, you can choose which one Siri listens to for commands. When you click and hold the iPhone's Home button, you'll see a speaker icon to the right of the main Siri button. Tap it, and you'll get a menu of all the various sound inputs your iPhone can use; select the one you want, and Siri will listen using that microphone and, if possible, give its feedback via those speakers.
Your own private IMDb. You probably already know that you can use Siri to get information about what's playing at movie theaters near you. But Siri's also in expert in pretty much every motion picture ever made. That means you can ask questions about your favorite films, but you can also make Siri do more of the legwork for you when, say, you're curious about which films specific actors have appeared in together. You might ask, "What movies star both Susan Sarandon and Tim Curry?" And Siri will, in turn, reply with both The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Rugrats In Paris.
Get movie reviews. Not sure if a given movie is worth your time? Just ask Siri: "Is Rugrats In Paris any good?" Siri replies with a review from Rotten Tomatoes.
Editing Siri. Sometimes Siri doesn't understand you quite right. Maybe you told it to call your friend "Aaron" and it thought you said "Erin." Fortunately, you can fix Siri's mistake; after Siri reports that she doesn't know what you're talking about, scroll up and find the speech bubble where Siri records what it thinks you said. Then tap that bubble, and you'll find that you can now edit what Siri heard and resubmit your request.
If you don't want to bother typing out a long correction, you can also use iOS's built-in dictation feature to enter your corrected text. Just tap the microphone in the keyboard and speak your text aloud. We'll give you time to make your own Inception joke about using Siri to fix Siri.
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Siri can help you post to your favorite social network. If you use Facebook and/or Twitter, Siri offers a bunch of helpful options. You can say "Post to Facebook I love reading Lex and Dan's stuff at Macworld.com," or "Write on my Wall I love Siri," or even, "Post I'm an over-sharer to Facebook." With Twitter, you can say "Tweet I'm eating breakfast" or "Post I'm still eating breakfast to Twitter," along with other, similar variations.
Fun with Settings
Privacy. You don't necessarily want your personal data accessible to every app that asks, and iOS is here to give you the kind of fine-grained control that you crave. Under the Privacy section of Settings you can not only adjust which apps have access to your location, but also prevent them from accessing your contacts, calendars, reminders, photos, and Bluetooth sharing. Plus, if you use Twitter or Facebook, you can decide which of your apps can log in with your credentials. Just tap the appropriate section for any of these and slide the switch for the selected app to Off.
Restrictions. Go to General and then to Restrictions. You'll be prompted to enter a passcode. You can then select which features you would like to lock down on your iOS device. If you're planning to hand the iPhone off to Junior, and Junior has a habit of unintentionally deleting your apps, you can specifically disable that capability from the Restrictions screen. You can also prevent access to the iTunes Store, the iBookstore, Safari, Camera, FaceTime, and more.
Guided Access. While we're talking about limiting what your iOS device can do, now's a good time to mention Guided Access, which you turn on under General > Accessibility. Once you've enabled the feature, go into any other app and triple-click the Home button. That enters Guided Access.
Now, if you want, you can black out certain regions of the current app's interface. Say, for example, that the game your kid will play has an omnipresent Settings button. You can trace a circle around that button, and that section of the app will ignore any taps. The other key feature of Guided Access is that it disables the Home button, so your kid won't accidentally quit the app prematurely. To exit an app in Guided Access mode, you triple-click the Home button again, and provide your passcode.
One added benefit of Guided Access is that it can serve as a better Do Not Disturb, since it silences banner notifications and alert sounds while enabled.
Limit advertiser tracking. If you're going to restrict your children's access, you might as well restrict what marketers can do too, right? Under General, tap on About, and then tap on Advertising way down at the bottom. On the screen that appears, you'll find two options. The first one, Limit Ad Tracking, provides an indicator to Internet advertisers that you don't want them to track which ads you've viewed and engaged with, so they can show you ads that they think may be better suited to you.
The second option on this screen is a button to reset your advertising identifier--a new creation of Apple's in iOS 6; it's meant to be an anonymized tracker that advertisers can use to recognize your interest when showing their ads in apps. Apple doesn't yet require that in-app ads use the identifier, but says that one day it will. If you start seeing in-app ads that seem to know you too well, you can reset your advertising identifier here to start from scratch.
Manage storage on your device. Maybe your iPhone won't let you snap another photo. Perhaps your iPad refuses to let you download one more app. Because iOS storage space isn't expandable, it's important to monitor what's gobbling up the available gigabytes on your device. Here's how. Go to General > Usage in Settings, and wait for a moment or three as iOS calculates which apps are using the most space.
Often, Music and Photos & Camera are the two biggest offenders. If you use a service like iTunes Match, you can safely delete the Music cache on your device to free up space. If you sync your device with your Mac to back up photos and videos, you can delete those photos and videos, too.
Elsewhere on the list, you'll spot the apps you use, sorted with the most storage-intensive ones at the top. If you see apps that you rarely use but that take up a ton of space, tap on them in the list, and then tap Delete App to remove them in an instant.
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Manually manage iCloud backup space. While we're saving space, don't forget that you can control what iCloud stores for you in your online backup--especially if you're just using the free 5GB allotment that Apple offers. Find instructions here.
Picture perfect
Snap photos while shooting videos. You're using your iPhone 5 to film a magical moment, and you wish you could snap a photo at the same time. Don't stop recording! Just tap the camera button, which appears on-screen in addition to the shutter button as you film. You aren't using the iPhone's true photo sensor; you're getting the slightly less impressive video sensors instead, but the photos should still turn out pretty nicely. Note that this tip doesn't work on older iPhones.
Reverse panorama. While we're sharing tips that work only with certain iPhones, here's one that matters just to folks with the iPhone 4S or newer--that is, iPhones that support taking panoramic photos. Normally, the Camera app prompts you to take those photos from left to right. To reverse that, tap once on the panorama guide to flip it to the opposite side of your screen.
In the Mail
Quickly add photos and videos to messages. Suppose you snapped the perfect panorama and want to email it to your friend. You needn't start from the Camera or Photos app. Instead, head over to the Mail app and start composing your new message. Tap once in a blank section of the message to bring up the contextual menu, and then tap on Insert Photo or Video. You'll get the familiar photo selecting screen.
Get back to drafts in a snap. Maybe you abandoned that message before you tapped to send it. You needn't navigate deep into the Mail app's mailbox hierarchy to find your Drafts folder. Rather, you can tap and hold on the New Message button to bring up a menu listing all your saved drafts.
Archiving messages. You probably already know that you can archive messages from your Gmail account on iOS. But you can also add an archive option for messages to your iCloud email address. To do so, navigate to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendar and tap on your iCloud account. Tap on the Account entry at the top, scroll down to the Advanced section, and tap on your email address; swipe down until you find the Archive Messages switch. Slide it to On, and then make sure to tap the Done button in the upper right corner twice to save the change.
Now, all instances of the Delete command in Mail will be replaced by an Archive button.
Deleting messages. If you do enable archiving as an option for your messages, that doesn't mean you're no longer able to delete messages outright from your iPhone or iPad. Just tap and hold on the Archive button, and you'll get a second option: Delete Message.
Surf's our turf
Quickly access your recent browsing history. In Mobile Safari, tap and hold on the Back button to see a list of your recently visited pages. On the iPad, tap and hold on the browser's New Tab Plus (+) button to get a list of recently closed tabs.
Open webpages in the background. Safari on the Mac makes it easy to open linked webpages in a new tab, so that you needn't interrupt what you're reading just because you also want to check out a few linked items. You get that same perk on iOS--though you need to enable it first. Visit Settings > Safari > Open Links and choose the In Background option. Now, tap and hold on links in Safari to choose to open them in the background instead.
Full screen mode. New in iOS 6 is an option to browse the Web in full-screen mode--at least when you're using your iPhone in landscape orientation. This frees up the pixels otherwise occupied by Safari's location bar and tab bar. Rotate your phone to landscape mode, and then press the full-screen double-arrows at the bottom right corner.
Stream of photo consciousness
Shared Photo Streams. You probably already know about your own Photo Stream, which shares devices between your iOS devices and Macs. But if you want to share photos with your friends, family, or colleagues you can also create Shared Photo Streams.


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Manti is a liar. Pure and simple. There is no excuse for perpetuating a lie like this.
If I was an NFL team, I'd stay way away from him. At best, he's a dumb SOB that cannot handle real life. Just wait until those "family members" come out of the woodwork when he signs an NFL contract...I'm sure he'd be broke in a couple of years...at worst, he is a pathological liar which is a significant character issue.


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Model # 34000-0080 |
About this item
- 26 servings per hour
- Easy-to-use touchpad controls
- Two 3-gallon hoppers included
- Patented design reduces freeze time
- Bunn Model Number - ULTRA-2
- Plumbing is not required.
- Electrical cord attached, standard 3-prong NEMA 5-15P.
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Bunn Ultra-2 Gourmet Ice Frozen Drink System
The stylish Bunn Ultra-2 Gourmet frozen drink system provides 26 servings per hour. The patented reversing auger design reduces freeze time and air mixing with product. An easy-to-use touchpad is readily accessible on the front of the machine. Two large 3 gallon hoppers are included.
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- Two large 3 gallon hoppers
- Patented reversing auger design reduces freeze time and air mixing with product
- Easy-to-use touchpad is readily accessible on the front of the machine
- Touchpad provides quick and easy calibration function and timer setting
- ADA "extended reach" handles
- Step-by-step cleaning instructions from LCD display
- "No lube" faucet design simplifies installation and cleaning
- 26 servings per hour
- 120 Volts, 15 amps
- Sanitation listed by NSF to Standard 18 (includes dairy and alcohol)
- Safety listed by ETL to UL Standard (UL 471) and CSA Standard (C22.2 No. 120)
- Electrical: Models require 2 wires plus ground service rated 120V, single phase, 60 Hz.
- Plumbing is not required.
- Electrical cord attached, standard 3-prong NEMA 5-15P.
- Please provide 2 phone numbers when purchasing to help with scheduling delivery.
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1) All equipment other than as specified below: 2 years parts and 1 year labor
2) Electronic circuit and/or control boards: parts and labor for 3 years
3) Compressors on refrigeration equipment: 5 years parts and 1 year labor
4) Grinding burrs on coffee grinding equipment to grind coffee to meet original factory screen sieve analysis: parts and labor for 3 years or 30,000 pounds of coffee, whichever comes first
These warranty periods run from the date of installation Bunn warrants that the equipment manufactured by it will be commercially free of defects in material and workmanship existing at the time of manufacture and appearing within the applicable warranty period. This warranty does not apply to any equipment, component or part that was not manufactured by Bunn or that, in Bunn's judgment, has been affected by misuse, neglect, alteration, improper installation or operation, improper maintenance or repair.
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Genuine Canadian Military Issue Type II British revolver holster with half moon flap and storage compartment for cleaning rod in front of holster. Fits most revolvers- Webley, Enfield 455, 1917 Colt or S&W .45 revolvers. Also fits 6" barrel, .38 S&W with lanyard loop.
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Doctors recommend that visitors to India are up to date with Typhoid, Hepatitis A and Diphtheria inoculations.
Should you fall sick during your visit to Wild Mahseer basic medical facilities are available at the Addabarie Tea Garden hospital and in Tezpur town. House visits can be arranged.
For minor ailments our staff are knowledgeable about home remedies and can prepare special chicken soup for delicate tummies and a very effective herbal elixir for coughs.


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BOURNEMOUTH council is stressing it is business as normal this weekend, despite two major marches in the town centre.
Supporters of the English Defence League will be taking part in a protest against Islamic extremism while opponents will celebrate the town's diverse culture with a march of their own.
Both events were due to start around 12.45pm.
But Dorset Police tweeted this morning to say 'both the EDL and counter-protest marches will set off at 1pm. Timing is simultaneous to help manage impact on town.'
@KatieDailyEcho Both the EDL and counter-protest marches will set off at 1pm. Timing is simultaneous to help manage impact on town. #OpFig
— Dorset Police (@dorsetpolice) August 23, 2014
There was then a later tweet to say both marches will now start at 12.50pm.
The marches will follow two separate routes in the town centre and seafront area.
The EDL will start in the Square, go up Exeter Road and on to Westcliff via the Overcliff path behind the BIC. The alternative march, organised by Unite the Union, will start from Horseshoe Common, down Old Christchurch Road to Westover Road.
There will be rolling road closures and traffic delays in the Westover Road, Exeter Road and Pier Flyover areas between 12.45pm and 1.45pm.
Dorset Police later tweeted that EDL route has slightly changed. The march will now set off from Terrace Road junction with Exeter Road, not The Square.
Bournemouth council said its primary concern was to ensure the safety of residents and visitors and ensure there is minimal disruption to the town's economy.


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Expected Academic, Professional, or Occupational Results
The doctoral program is designed to achieve particular outcomes - to produce graduates who:
Admission Requirements
Doctoral program applicants must demonstrate their ability to pursue doctoral level education as evidenced by:
Degree Requirements
The doctoral degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice is a 60 credit-hour doctoral program. The curriculum has been developed to incorporate a theoretically grounded and methodologically sophisticated set of courses as a highly necessary foundation for the evidence driven and best practices approaches to the substantive concentration areas. In order to deliver this curriculum effectively, the course work contains three progressive tiers. The three tiers are hierarchical and build upon one another. There are multiple measures to assess student learning throughout the three tiers. The basic layout of the doctoral program is depicted below. Please download the Graduate Programs Guide for further information on the three tiers of course work and complete descriptions of all degree requirements and procedures.
Degree Program
During the first year of full-time study, students will enroll in the Tier I courses. Tier I provides for 33 credit hours of study and encompasses 27 credit hours for 9 courses in four core areas that provide crucial foundation knowledge on which the rest of the doctoral curriculum is based. These core areas are: (A) Theory; (B) Methodology and Statistical Analysis; (C) Crime & Justice Policy; (D) Extent and Correlates of Crime. Tier I also includes 2 courses, 6 credit hours, in Electives.
During the second year of full-time study students are involved in the Tier II component of the doctoral program. Tier II contains advanced work in methodology and statistical analysis as well as the six areas of research and teaching concentration or specialization: (A) Justice System and Policy; (B) Crime, Criminals, and Community; (C) Victims, Crime and Justice; (D) Global Perspectives on Crime and Justice; (E) Technology and Criminal Justice; and (F) Terrorism Studies Option. A student will choose one of the six areas and then a minimum of two courses in the specialty area.
Terrorism Studies Option
Students interested in the study of terrorism and counter-terrorism within the Ph.D. in Criminology and Criminal justice program should indicate this in the Statement of Purposes during the application process. All other admission requirements are the same. If accepted into the Ph.D. program and the Terrorism Studies Option, students will be assigned an appropriate advisor from the tenured faculty of the Center for Terrorism and Security Studies. The program of study requires 60 credit hours of study, with terrorism-specific course requirements in Tier 1 (B, D) and Tier II (A, B). For more information, please contact the Criminal justice Graduate Advisor via e mail: email@example.com.
Doctoral Qualifying Exam
Students are required to sit for the doctoral qualifying exam after completing the 36 hours of course work in Tier I. The qualifying exam will test students' knowledge in the four core areas:(A) Theory; (B) Methodology and Statistical Analysis; (C) Crime & Justice Policy; and (D) Extent and Correlates of Crime. Students enrolled in the Terrorism Studies Option will have an appropriate modified exam. The exam will be constructed and graded by the Doctoral Examination Committee.
Doctoral Dissertation
The dissertation is a manuscript-length original work initiated and completed independently by the doctoral candidate. This work typically includes an introduction, literature review, outline of hypotheses, discussion of data and methodology, a series of analytical chapters, and a conclusion/discussion chapter of results and implications. There is a rigorous process at all stages of the doctoral dissertation. The steps in this process are as follows:
Course of Study
In addition to the two Tier I electives, students are allowed to choose the Tier II area of specialization in which they will concentrate their independent courses and research that will lead to the dissertation. Students should meet with their advisor to develop an individualized course of study that best meets their interests and needs.


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The Charles
Perfectly positioned in the very heart of De Waterkant Village, The Charles is a private, intimate and original guesthouse.
From the roof decks of The Charles, guests can enjoy beautiful city views, especially late afternoons when the city lights up and the evenings come alive. Positioned opposite the gorgeous al fresco styled Cape Quarter piazza and the flamboyant crowd at Manhattan's Restaurant and bar, The Charles can be described as being 'The Spirit of the Village' in a town that surely is 'The fun Capital of Cape Town'.
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B&B Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- Age Restriction
- Airport Transfers
- Bicycle hire
- Breakfast Not Included
- Ceiling Fan
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free Internet Access
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Luggage Storage
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Safe Deposit Box
- Swimming Pool
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 7 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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- The Charles is located in De Waterkant Village, roughly situated between Signal Hill and the Waterfront, between the CBD and Green Point.
- Exit Airport Direction N2 Cape Town, and as you approach the city, follow the N2 CITY, FORESHORE, SEA POINT signage.
- Follow N2 Stad/City signs for 22kms until you arrive at the Coen Steytler Avenue traffic lights. The Cape Town International Convention Centre is on your left hand side and the V&A Waterfront on your right hand side. Proceed straight over the intersection.
- Cross over two more intersections and at the third traffic light, Strand Street, turn right.
- Turn into the fourth road to your right, Loader Street.
- Almost immediately, the roads makes a 90 degree turn to the left. 1 Loader is on the corner, on your left hand side.
- Carry on straight until you reach Dixon Street, turn right.
- The Charles is situated on the corner of Dixon and Waterkant Street on your left. Please avoid parking on the yellow or red lines.
Located Near
The Charles is located in the heart of De Waterkant, tucked between Signal Hill, the CBD and the V&A Waterfront.
De Waterkant borders the Cape Town Fan Mile and is within walking distance to Cape Town Stadium.