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Sony confirms delay in U.K. of SIM-free Sony Xperia Z2; phone won't be available until May
0. phoneArena posted on 28 Mar 2014, 10:55
Earlier this month, a couple of rumors suggested that Sony would be forced to delay the SIM-free version of the Sony Xperia Z2 in the U.K. Days after the rumors started, Sony halted pre-order sales of the device on its own site, which only served to heighten rumors of a delay. Now, Sony U.K. has officially announced that the phone will be released in early to mid May...
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1. boseiden (Posts: 3; Member since: 27 Mar 2014)
~_~ why sony why
4. neops (Posts: 297; Member since: 28 Jan 2014)
Serve the carriers first and consumers next.
Late last year they said "we will release early, first quarter".
Then, after surveys that said 2014 flagships' prices may fall by 25% within 3 months,
with a bunch of excuses they delay them to keep prices high in older and upcoming ones.
6. Aploine (Posts: 437; Member since: 24 Oct 2013)
Other companies do the same
27. boosook (Posts: 1442; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
What's the problem? The good thing with Sony is that you can always get the previous flagship, which is usually only 6 to 12 nonths old, for a very good price! ;)
9. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10457; Member since: 14 May 2012)
I called it. I knew the phone was going to get delayed. Mass producing the phone isn't easy for a high demand.
13. Ashoaib (Posts: 3229; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
Sad for sony fans
26. Fynjy777 (Posts: 35; Member since: 22 Jan 2014)
Nope. Believe me, Sony fans will wait a little bit and will get their best smartphones from Sony. It's really sad for those, who will not wait and will take inferior smartphones like Galaxy S5 or new HTC One.
2. DONUT (Posts: 433; Member since: 27 Jun 2013)
omg that is quite a delay
3. Android89 (Posts: 21; Member since: 20 Apr 2013)
That is peek for Z2 customers in the uk, phone looks really good. I hope they still have a display model for me to see
5. TheGoat (Posts: 18; Member since: 03 Mar 2014)
That's really bad. Especially considering the fact that Sony releases a flagship every 6 months.
16. Android89 (Posts: 21; Member since: 20 Apr 2013)
This, that means within say 4 months the z3 will be coming oh dear
7. lagdroid (banned) (Posts: 15; Member since: 28 Mar 2014)
Sony u are slow in software updates, now also slow in providing handset.
28. Adrian38 (Posts: 142; Member since: 05 Nov 2012)
They may not be the fastest at providing software updates, but other than the Nexus line, Sony devices get the most software updates. Xperia Z launched on 4.1 and has gotten 4.2, 4.3 and is gonna get 4.4. Along with MANY other small updates. No one else even comes close.
8. petza4 (Posts: 6; Member since: 29 Jul 2012)
Lets go for HTC one M8 or S5. Sorry Sony.
12. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
So you rather get an inferior handset than wait a little? But yeah this delay is horrible for Sony.
29. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1888; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
At this point might as well wait for the Z3.... I did use one of my line's upgrade to get a HTC One. Now I'm hoping my cousin in Taiwan can find me a z2 but it's hard to get since the high demand.
10. Abinav (Posts: 8; Member since: 29 Jun 2013)
With the launch of HTC one m8,the delay is not good for sony .
11. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2286; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
I hope this delay, because the adding a 32GB internal memory
14. PANIC (Posts: 135; Member since: 06 Mar 2014)
Its not the end of the world guys...Personally its Better to wait for Z2 than to get a plastic toy again...I have had enough....never again... Why have Cotton when I can have Silk...Z2
17. Android89 (Posts: 21; Member since: 20 Apr 2013)
I held the s5 today it actually feels very good better than s4/note 3 imo
15. lightforce1911 (Posts: 4; Member since: 27 Mar 2014)
Thats uk imagine usa. Sony has no shot here anymore.
19. jb4674 (Posts: 145; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
It's a really bad move for Sony, considering they are releasing flagship phones every six months (according to their past m.o.).
By the time the Z2 is fully released worldwide, the Z3 will be announced.......
20. TMach (Posts: 466; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
I had pre-ordered this beast from Clove UK, however, order now cancelled and bagged myself the HTC One (M8) instead from Carphonewarehouse! Sony, just when I thought you'd got your act together, having relased all phones since the Xperia T on time. Seems you've not learned from HTC's mistake with the One last year!
21. vijaysivakula (Posts: 224; Member since: 17 Aug 2011)
Because Samsung released the Galaxy S5 with their dumb Adonis processor I have decided to stop buying Samsung anymore. I am waiting for this Z2 so I can buy it or decide between this and a Nexus 5.
Not going to buy anything Samsung as long as they dont offer Snapdragon and keep everything open on their mobiles.
22. galanoth (Posts: 426; Member since: 26 Nov 2011)
Adonis? God of beauty and desire?
I want one of those in my phone.
24. vijaysivakula (Posts: 224; Member since: 17 Aug 2011)
Your wish. You will not get the source code or the drivers from Samsung. Nobody will be able to make custom roms for that device. Samsung support will die after maybe 2 updates.
And you are stuck with that device being limited even incapacitated.
Or you could be one of those who believes in buying new mobiles every quarter or 6 months and contributes to the wonderful pile of e-waste polluting this only planet that we have.
23. aayupanday (Posts: 580; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Around the same time LG will announce the G3 with snapdragon 805.


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NFL stars have always had interest in NASCAR. Dan Marino, Brett Favre, Mark Rypien, Randy Moss, Joe Gibbs and even Reggie White had interest in owning a NASCAR team. Today former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski can add his name to that list.
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Angels and Demons, also known as tax authorities and tax payers...Could it be any different?
The behaviour of tax payers has often been investigated from a political perspective focusing on the complexities of tax law and shadow economy, as well as from an economic perspective with emphasis largely on the impact of tax audits, penalties, tax rates and net income. Why, because tax authorities want tax payers to be fully compliant. However, this relationship has rarely been researched from a behavioural economic and economic-psychological aspect, and aspect which would analyse various attitudinal variables, norms, equality and decision anomalies. This relationship's economic psychology, the various aspects and motives of tax behaviour, be it lawful compliance or tax evasion, has just recently been acknowledged, examined and analysed by some academics dealing with tax law. Taxand Hungary explores the relationship between tax authorities and tax payers
Currently, in Hungary, we witness a highly antagonistic climate in which tax authorities and tax payers work against each other, like 'cops and robbers'. Tax compliance is seen as the power of tax authorities, keen on threatening taxpayers with tax audits and punishments enforcing tax compliance. Such behaviour evokes mistrust and non-cooperation, where taxpayers are keen to optimise their own profit, to the point where they feel nearly justified to evade taxes, as it pays off.
In a dream world this ugly reality would become a harmonised and balanced relationship, a synergistic climate, in which tax authorities and taxpayers work together; where compliance would no more be enforced but rather become voluntary. In this dream world there would be a mutual trust between tax authorities and tax payers, where they would cooperate to manage and resolve problems; where companies would survive tax audits without major heart attacks, severe penalties, and ultimately litigation would no longer be necessary. There would be fairness on behalf of tax authorities when treating taxpayers.... But could this be too good to be true? Perhaps not?
What would be necessary to create such harmony? A cooperative and interactive climate between tax authorities and taxpayers, which would presuppose citizens' trust in authorities in general, where they would feel less distance between them and tax authorities, versus the power of authorities to control taxpayers effectively. If it were to be effective, the possible outcome might be voluntary compliance, compared to the current enforced compliance (or non-compliance). It would also presuppose moral considerations and just concerns, where the citizens' trust would play a crucial role. It would be interesting to find out what would be the motivation to comply, other than fear, and what could lead to high tax morale.
The question is, whose tasks is it to develop such interactive strategies between tax authorities and taxpayers? Could a climate of trust and voluntary compliance ever be reached?
In the current climate there is a growing concern of the legalities associated to an ever-increasing globalisation of businesses and that of the complexity of business structures. It should also be highlighted that legality is the dividing line between evasion and avoidance. However, most of the times the law itself is unclear, leaving some very obvious loopholes, which can be taken advantage of. Also, tax authorities face the problem of the complexities of public finance and law, as well as ambiguities in interpreting and executing it. As a result, tax laws have become so intricate that even experts, such as accountants, lawyers, and tax officers have difficulty interpreting many of the law's provisions. At the same time tax professionals make particular efforts to find more and more sophisticated ways of tax planning aimed at reducing tax payments, widening the gap further between the letter of the law and the spirit of the law, thus leaving guilty minds behind. The result? A vicious circle, newer regulations and laws are established in response to aggressive tax avoidance.
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The complexity of the law has made compliance very difficult and very time consuming to the extent that Hungarian businesses consider taxation their most significant business compliance cost. On the other hand expert tax professionals, i.e. tax lawyers and tax advisers, are increasingly specialising in particular fields of expertise as the complexity renders it impossible to be an expert in general tax law. Some famous academics of tax law state that in OECD countries one of the major problems in tax administration is understanding what has to be administered: namely the tax laws and how to interpret them. As a result of this increasing complexity many countries have endeavoured to simplify the law, especially for the self-employed and small business owners. In some cases the outcome has been less successful than desired.
The future is, however, tax simplification as well as a higher level of cooperation, openness and transparency, and efforts need to be made to avoid a greater compliance burden on the already over-administered companies. Doing this would require less efforts and underlying costs than the cost of doing nothing at all. The requirements for transparency should apply to tax authorities just as much as to taxpayers and their tax advisors. A mutually agreed set of behaviours and common monitoring is also needed to ensure that all parties have equal interest and accountability in making it work. It's not by chance that a recent OECD tax study has come up with recommendations to build mutual trust between taxpayers and tax authorities. This would be a welcome breakthrough encouraging collaboration on tax, i.e. enhanced relationships, in which tax advisors help their clients to avoid errors and deter unlawful or overly aggressive activities. Each country is obviously starting from a different stage in the development of their tax system, local culture and practice and so each country will need to develop its own route map. Until the desired level of cooperation will be reached, we will see tax authorities' and tax payers' relationship in Hungary as that of cops and robbers. Perhaps a better way analogy could be angels and demons? It's up to you to decide who is on which side.
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PHILADELPHIA After a six-game absence due to a sore lower back, second baseman Freddy Sanchez tonight is back in the lineup. "It's gonna take a little bit to get my legs back underneath me," Sanchez said. "But, overall, I feel good and I'm anxious to get back out there."
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A friend of the blog tipped us off about this little number. Seems that RES Software is making it's mark out in the APAC. Somebody once said: "A good measure of when you're successful is when somebody starts taking the time to make braindumps for your tests and cracks for your software…" TestInside.com (Site seems to be down now) out of Shanghai apparently offers a braindump for the PowerFuse 2008 exam. However, you might consider checking out the demo before you shell out the $120 they're asking for it. ;-))
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March Madness Is Newest Stage for Mississippi's Anti-Immigrant Law
The NCAA college basketball tournament began yesterday and as thousands of fans cheered on their favorite teams, one player found out he had more to handle than just making his free throw. Kansas State University freshman guard, Angel Rodriguez, had just been fouled by a player from Southern Mississippi University with a couple minutes left in the first half when members of the Southern Miss band started chanting "where's your green card?" Mr. Rodriguez, who was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, ignored the chanting and his team went on to win the game, 70-64.
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Mississippi's immigration law, House Bill 488, which passed through the House in the state legislature Thursday would require Mississippi law enforcement to investigate the immigration status of any arrested person thought to be here unlawfully. The bill is similar to those passed in states like Alabama, Arizona and Georgia and, although Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant claims that "no one wants to target Hispanics," H.B. 488 includes provisions that would not only negatively impact the lives of all immigrant families in the state but would foster intolerant, xenophobic attitudes.
We already have seen firsthand the divisive environment created by these hateful laws. Since H.B. 56 in Alabama went into effect, the impact on young people, especially young Latinos, has been devastating. Students regularly report of being racially profiled not only by other students but by teachers and administrators as well. During a pep rally at a local high school, students started shouting "Mexicans move to the back" at a group of their Latino peers and, while sitting in class, a teacher gave a young Latina student papers explaining the law since she wasn't "from here." The girl is a U.S. citizen and her father is a lawful permanent resident.
In spite of the well documented harms occurring in Alabama, Bryant stated that it's "boat-rocking time" in Mississippi, calling for swift support of this divisive racial profiling law. If Bryant is looking to Alabama, Georgia, and other states with similar legislation for inspiration, the racially motivated chants by Southern Miss band members should come as no surprise. If, however, he wants his state to be free from bigotry and set a clear example as the state's leader, it is imperative he veto H.B. 488.
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FRED KASPAREK calls it ''chess on the water'' and boasts of it being cheaper than mountain biking.
The sport of sailing has plenty of wind back in the sails with this summer shaping up to be the busiest on Lake Burley Griffin since the headwind of the global financial crisis has subsided.
''I love it more now than when I was a kid,'' the 50-year-old Mr Kasparek said.
''You can get on the water for as little as $1500 or spend as much as $60,000.
''I've introduced my children to the sport.''
The YMCA of Canberra Sailing Club dropped to a low of 120 members four years ago but more than 150 are now taking to Lake Burley Griffin.
The dinghy club, whose members are aged from seven to 76, have picked up more members by making sailing as fun as possible.
They have more races these days and let children have ''muck around sessions'', according to chief instructor Hamish Balfour.
At the forefront of the YMCA's membership drive is a large fleet of lightweight, three-person vessels known as sharpies.
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''We've been campaigning to rebuild our numbers and have deliberately presented ourselves as a family-friendly club,'' Mr Balfour said.
Yachting ACT president Ron Thompson confirmed increasing popularity with families had bumped up the numbers on the back of Australia's gold-medal success at the London Olympic Games.
''We're certainly seeing growth because of the Olympics,'' he said.
Canberra Yacht Club chief executive Matthew Owen said while his numbers had not completely recovered, they were picking up, also thanks to highly popular junior classes. From having a top of 100 boats on the water on weekends in recent years, it has now edged back to 80 vessels but improving by the week.
''This year it looks like we've turned things around,'' Mr Owen said.
''Our school-holiday sessions have been flat out and we've got an 80 per cent retention rate with our kids program.''
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Jesus Christ, The Nazarene- And he came and dwelt in a city called Nazareth: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a Nazarene. Matthew 2:23
Jesus Christ is present throughout the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. The power of His glory and majesty are revealed as a mystery unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. This epic series of inspired paintings explores the character, nature, and majesty of the King of kings, and the Lord of lords, our God as He is revealed through Holy scripture in the Bible.
Jesus Christ, The Nazarene; Matthew 2:23. VerseVisions, Jesus in Scripture. Copyright 2007 by Mark Lawrence. All Rights Reserved.
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DEM simulations of energy dissipation in sand and dynamic properties
Discrete element method simulations of energy dissipation in sand and dynamic properties
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|Dynamic characteristics of soils are of significant importance for the solution of many soil dynamics problems. The shear modulus, G and the damping ratio, D are two of the most important dynamic parameters of soil. Nevertheless, geotechnical engineers always have a good understanding on the first parameter, G, but do not have enough knowledge regarding the second parameter, D. The mechanisms that govern energy dissipation in soil remain unclear or even unknown at present, especially from the micromechanics point of view. In this study, numerical simulations by the discrete element method (DEM) were carried out to examine the characteristics of energy dissipation and dynamic properties in soil under static biaxial test and cyclic shear test. In the simulations of static biaxial test of loose and dense samples, it has been found that the applied boundary work is either stored in the strain energy or dissipated by interparticle friction when viscous energy loss is not considered. At the critical state, the boundary work is used to balance the frictional loss and the strain energy ceases to increase. The release of frozen strain energy can be readily seen in the dense sample when the sample is sheared to dilate and under a strain softening response. In the simulations of cyclic shear test at small strains from 6x10-6 to 1.5x10-4 using sphere particles, both frictional and viscous energy losses were considered. The simulated damping ratio and the associated shear modulus can be obtained from two methods: traced energy and the resulting hysteresis loop. These two methods can render almost identical results. The simulation can reproduce similar responses like the experimental findings in both shear modulus and damping ratio at different confining pressures, strain levels, and strain rates. It has also been realized that not only the lost energy but also the stored energy that is related to the associated shear modulus can significantly affect the response of damping ratio. In addition, the frictional loss mainly takes place at the weak force network but the viscous energy, to a certain extent, is evenly distributed in the strong and weak force networks. In the simulations of cyclic shear test at strains from 2x10-6 to 7x10-4 using clump particles, with increasing particle numbers (i.e., decreasing particle sizes) in the sample, the shear modulus decreases whereas the damping ratio increases. Increasing particle numbers leads to decreasing associated contact normal forces among particles, which in turn lower the contact stiffness and therefore the shear modulus of the sample. The damping ratio responses at different strain levels are the net results between the stored energy that is related to the shear modulus, and the dissipated energy that mainly takes place at those weak contacts where the contact normal forces, Fn are less than the associated mean value Fnmean. The shear modulus and damping ratio can also be increased and decreased, respectively, by increasing particle aspect ratio. The simulations regarding aging effects reproduce the experimental observations. The contact normal forces among particles become more homogenized after aging. This in turn increases the shear modulus and leads to increasing contact normal forces at weak contacts, thereby reducing the frictional loss and damping ratio. Both unaged and aged samples have similar shear moduli and damping ratios as strain gradually increases because homogenized contact forces established during aging can be progressively erased by subsequent shearing and associated structural changes.
|Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2012
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Which national icons will you be using this Australia Day weekend? The Australian Made logo designed by Ken Cato in 1988 will give you an obvious clue. Many products like the Stubby or the Décor wine cooler are so quintessentially Australian you won't need prompting. But as you roost a Sherrin footy or take a speccy catch of a Kookaburra cricket ball, how aware will you be of just how venerable these iconic brands are? What's more they were manufactured in Melbourne: Sherrin in 1882 and Kookaburra in 1890. Or as you reach for a quenching drink from your plastic Willow Cooler imagine the company hammering out tin tea and biscuit canisters from the Wilson brothers' North Melbourne backyard shed in 1889?
"While Sherrin and Kookaburra have products that have endured, the impact of industrial design as a profession is greater with Willow," says industrial designer Ian Wong, who curates these Melbourne-grown products in the international touring exhibition Black Box that opens in China next month.
Today the still family-owned company's Tullamarine plant employs 200 people and operates injection and blow-moulding machines and robots that an opera and ballet-loving chief engineer named Odile and Odette. While synonymous with its popular leisureware range of coolers and jugs, Willow produces some 400 household products ranging from washing baskets to pegs; 90 per cent of which are produced at its Tullamarine factory. Its blow-moulding equipment also pumps out precision automotive parts for Toyota and the medical industry.
"Making plastic shouldn't be something we're still good at," Wong says. "It's great we are but it's one of the simple things the Chinese can knock us off, but it's Willow's passion for design and innovation as to how they can be smarter and faster."
Ironically the wholly owned Australian company started in 1887 producing tin products that had early popular success featuring the blue and white willow pattern based on a Chinese love story. Today Willow imports its cooking tins, but plastics make up its core business.
"Our Australian culture is not static or fixed, it constantly changes and adapts," Wong says. "Industrial designers like David Flynn [Willow's lead designer] have ensured classic Australian products like eskies and coolers are researched and designed to suit our changing way of life."
Soon after Malleys introduced the Esky to Australia in the 1950s, Willow produced its own version. Since then countless millions of its coolers have been sold in Australia. The ever-evolving Willow Cooler has transformed from a tin drum with a cheery eskimo to the familiar rectangle shape in a tartan pattern that matches the family picnic rug to various volumetric configurations of blue and white plastic including wheels, handles and "quick service" compartments. Tradies have made the 25 and 26-litre coolers a continual bestseller. Meanwhile, the mining industry relies on the jug as OH&S standard equipment, Flynn says. Befitting these working allegiances, light neon yellow and orange – known as the "safety colours" for tradies – has been a recent range.
Beyond its basic function, "the cooler represents something almost mythical," Flynn says. "It embodies the perception that we are the outdoor types."
How does a designer convey that? "All the senses are important when using a product," Flynn says. "Products want to engage with you. It has to do that on a number of levels."
Flynn uses emotional and sensorial triggers such as sound and touch to reinforce the long-lasting robustness of the product: the click of a lid, the thump of weight – while employing a coarse surface texture that doesn't scuff badly in the back of a ute.
Willow chief executive Ralph Wilson, the fourth-generation scion of Wilson brothers, describes the company's constant adaptation as "tumbling" forward: "Innovation is tumbling. We don't just sit down and work out let's do an Esky. We started in foodstuffs. We also started in sheet metal machinery. Then went to lithography printing on metals – the first in Australia. In 1932 we were the first in Australia to adopt the Henry Ford conveyor belt. It was a copy. But that's innovation. Innovation is doing something new with something old."
Indeed, Wilson sees the Esky's origins dating back to the Coolgardie Safe, which the company was the first to commercialise.
"Willow have used design and innovation to remain competitive, exploiting the potential of new materials and processes like plastics and robotic assembly," Wong says. "What is more important, however, is the fact that the products – from tins to make lamingtons to coolers for the Boxing Day Test or a game of cricket on the beach, Willow products are designed for us."


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PRINCETON – Transparency seems to be the word of the day in a wide array of policy domains. But is greater transparency always good?
Ever since the financial crisis erupted in 2008, there has been a call for "greater transparency" in financial services. The financial-reform law passed by the United States Congress last month requires improved transparency from banks and other financial-services firms. Moreover, thanks to the hard work of Oxfam America and the Publish What You Pay coalition, the law also requires oil and mining companies – both US and foreign – that want to raise capital in the US to disclose their payments to the governments of countries in which they operate.
For many poor countries, wealth in natural resources is a curse rather than a benefit. Corrupt rulers can use the billions they receive from oil and mining corporations for personal extravagance, or to buy arms for troops to crush democratic resistance movements.
Of course, transparency alone cannot prevent this, but it will show everyone how much the rulers are getting, and who is funding them. This, one hopes, will change the attitude of corporations that enrich themselves by paying dictators for the right to extract valuable resources that belong to the whole country. Throughout the world, to receive what one knows are stolen goods is a crime – except, it seems, when the goods are stolen by dictators from the people they dominate.


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Please note that we rent Friday-Friday in the summer. Please ONLY request a Friday-Friday rental from the last week in June through the first week of September.
We have a duplex with two side-by-side units with two bedrooms each. Little to no sound passes between the units. This listing is for our Striper unit, which features a large open living area with a large table and two good bedrooms, all on one level. In addition to a total of 4 beds in the bedrooms, there is also a queen foldout in the living room.
Do you like to walk on the beach? We have a great location for it. A 3 minute walk from your door takes you across a gorgeous salt marsh that connects to an almost empty wild beach of Cape Cod National Seashore, where seals peek at you as the waves crash at your feet as you walk by.
If you have kids, they'll love chasing the fiddler crabs in the salt marsh, digging for clams (need a license to keep 'em), and finding horseshoe and hermit crabs.
If you want to walk to Chatham's picturesque downtown, that works too, about 20 minutes along mostly back-streets. Lots of shops, restaurants, a movie theater and Chatham A's baseball games at Veteran's Field!
In addition to the empty beach across the salt marsh, we are also a 5 minute walk from popular Lighthouse Beach. Walk or ride your bike where you need to go and leave the car in the driveway!
Please note that our rental week runs Friday to Friday from late June through the first week of September. Please only request Friday-Friday rentals for those periods. Note also that for Spring and Fall periods during which a nightly rate applies, you can choose any nights, and there is a discount available for rentals over 5 nights, please inquire.
Our Bluefish unit is also available. You can find it at https://www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p4436366 This is also a 2 bedroom unit, and is on two levels. It is slightly less expensive than Striper. The Bluefish unit is good for couples, and is particularly enjoyed by families with kids ages 3-12 (the kids love having the 2 room loft area all to themselves!).
I first moved to Chatham in 1967, and have loved it ever since. Our property is about a quarter mile from the house I spent my barefooot summers in as a child.
Walter Branson purchased this house in 2012
My wife and I bought our duplex because of its fabulous location adjacent to a gorgeous Cape Cod National Seashore beach, with a beautiful salt marsh and uncrowded bay beach even closer. We also like the serene backstreets walk to downtown.
My husband and I had a fabulous vacation at this Chatham cottage. It was clean, very spacious, has everything you need, it's in a great location, close to Main St. and beaches, but still in a quiet, quaint neighborhood. Walter, the owner was great to work with. Everything was just perfect!! We loved going to Oyster Pond, nice small quiet beach. We enjoyed the "Impudent Oyster", great food and drink. And Larry's PX has the best breakfast EVER!! We would absolutely recommend this location to anyone who loves Cape Cod.
Loved our stay here at cape cod. The location was excellent especially if you have little children. The bayside is a short walk away with calm waters, incredible amounts of wild/sea life and quiet quiet quiet making it ever so relaxing. Have been there twice this year and will definitely be back again.
We have been visiting the Cape for many summers. We love the town of Chatham. We also love the area of Morris Island.
The house was clean and a good size for our family. We have 3 kids ages 9, 7, and 5. The children loved the loft area. The outdoor shower was a treat. Having a washer and dryer was also a huge plus for our family.
The walk to Lighthouse Beach was about 5 to 10mins with little ones. The walk to the private beach was about the same. We enjoyed exploring for crabs and seals.
I would recommend this home. It is close to all the best parts of Chatham.
Thank you.
The owner was friendly and responsive during our stay. Amazing location just steps away from the marshes and lighthouse beach. Our kids were captivated by the seals, sea birds, crabs, and the beach. Incredible location!
This was our families first vacation on The Cape and Walter and The Bluefin offered a great home away from home. Walter is a very friendly and gracious host. The home was perfect for our family (3 girls age 13, 11, & 6 yrs) The Bluefin's loft was quickly adopted by the children while my wife and i enjoyed having our own separate master room. Kitchen had everything we needed. No issues with the WiFi. Washer & Drier was certainly appreciated too.
While we typically drove to downtown Chatham, I could see that walking from the property would be pleasant. The walk to the beach was a lot of fun. There is a path that leads through the marsh and over the dunes to the southern end of Lighthouse Beach. Our girls spent hours chasing crabs, watching seals...we even found a sea star.
We certainly fell in love with Chatham. Great location to explore the entire Cape. About an hour to P-town. About 45 mins (i think) taking back roads to Hyannis. But it was the quaintness of Chatham that has put this location on top of our list for next year's vacation.
Would we recommend this property? Yes. Will we return to this property? Yes! Unfortunately...not soon enough!
We lucked out with perfect weather in mid-May, so we were out and about more than we were at the house - however, when we were there (with toddlers in tow), it was comfortable, spacious, washer/dryer, plenty of kitchen supplies, comfy beds, and a lovely (though longer) walk to the beach and/or town. Each neighbour we met, too, was very kind in welcoming us to the quaint little section of Chatham. We'd absolutely stay here again!
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Aug 25 2017 - Aug 27 2017
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Sun-Safe Side Dishesby Maria Russo in Recipes, August 25th, 2012
This summer, Food Network's Grilling Central is packed with recipes for the entire family's taste buds, boasting the best in burgers, dogs, chicken and more all season long. But with so many recipes, where do you start? Each Saturday, FN Dish is giving you a complete menu that is stress-free, and the stars of this weekend's menu are sun-safe side dishes.
While outdoor eating and entertaining are some of the best parts of summer, they bring with them the chance that food will be outside for extended periods of time, exposed to steamy temperatures as the meal moves from afternoon appetizers to late-night desserts. Leaving food in hot conditions for hours at a time gives pesky bacteria the opportunity to settle into it, and while all perishable foods should be chilled to ensure their safety, none more so than those made with mayonnaise. This weekend, skip the mayo-based salads and opt for those dressed with vinegar, olive oil or lemon juice instead.
For an easy alternative to creamy pasta salads, try Food Network Magazine's Toasted Almond Pasta Salad. It's mixed with warm, crunchy toasted almonds and tiny tube-shaped noodles, and finished with a zesty topping of sweet shallots and lemon juice. If you're looking for a sun-safe potato-salad swap, try this Grilled Potato and Pepper Salad from Food Network Magazine, a highest-rated dish loaded with fresh, in-season vegetables, like fingerling potatoes, bright bell peppers and scallions. Tossed with a simple sherry vinaigrette, this quick-cooking recipe is light and colorful.
For a hearty Italian-inspired side dish, prepare Food Network Magazine's Grilled Panzanella (pictured above). Like most classic panzanella salads, this recipe is rustic and simple to make, featuring chunks of crusty bread, hand-torn herbs and juicy grilled tomatoes that are mixed with a garlic-laced vinaigrette. Serve with simply grilled steaks or chicken to round out your end-of-summer spread.
Appetizer: Grilled Corn, Bacon and Chile Crostini
Main Dish: Cuban Pork Chops With Mojo
Side Dish: Grilled Panzanella
Dessert: Peach and Raspberry Cobbler
Cocktail: Margarita Martini
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VATICAN CITY -- Bishops must guide their faithful to use their vote to oppose efforts to legalize abortion and euthanasia, Pope Benedict XVI told bishops from Brazil.
"Dear brother bishops, to defend life we must not fear hostility or unpopularity, and we must refuse any compromise or ambiguity which might conform us to the world's way of thinking," the pope said Oct. 28 during a meeting with bishops from northeast Brazil.
The bishops were making their "ad limina" visits to report on the status of their dioceses.
Pope Benedict did not mention the fact that Brazilians were to vote Oct. 31 in a presidential election, but said he wanted to discuss with the bishops their obligation to give their faithful the information and moral guidance they need to ensure their political decisions contribute to the true good of humanity.
Both of Brazil's presidential candidates, Dilma Rousseff and Jose Serra, have said they oppose lifting restrictions on abortion, but Brazil's anti-abortion laws still have been a recurrent theme in the campaign.
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Pope Benedict told the Brazilian bishops that while direct involvement in politics is the responsibility of the laity, "when the fundamental rights of the person or the salvation of souls requires it, pastors have a serious duty to make moral judgments even in political matters."
Certain actions and political policies, such as abortion and euthanasia, are "intrinsically evil and incompatible with human dignity" and cannot be justified for any reason, the pope said.
While some may claim they support abortion or euthanasia to defend the weak and the poor, "who is more helpless than an unborn child or a patient in a vegetative or terminal state?" he said.
"When political positions openly or covertly include plans to decriminalize abortion and euthanasia, the democratic ideal -- which is truly democratic only when it acknowledges and safeguards the dignity of every human person -- is betrayed at its foundations," Pope Benedict told the bishops.
Bishops and priests have an obligation to help Catholic laity live in a way that that is faithful to the Gospel in every aspect of their lives, including their political choices, he said. "This also means that in certain cases, pastors should remind all citizens of their right and duty to use their vote to promote the common good," the pope said.
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Why we need to build our way out of trouble: Joe Hockey's warning, as house prices bounce back.
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Presenter: Now Mark, is Bill Evans right? Should the Reserve Bank of Australia be focused on driving down the currency because it has seen quite a surge this week.
Mark Johnson: In my opinion he is half right, I agree with him on the housing issue, I don't think there is a bubble, the Reserve Bank affordability data says it is probably under control. I don't agree with him on targeting the dollar, I don't think that the central bank, or the Reserve Bank, can or should, or is in fact, targeting a level of the dollar.
Presenter: It's not part of their charter though to do that?
Mark: It's not part of their charter and it's not part of reality. The amount of money swelling around the world is so great that no other central bank, apart from the US, can afford to take on the markets and they don't care, the US doesn't care because it is printing its own money.
Presenter: And Phil, is that right? Do you think that our economy is less to do with the driving of the currency and what is happening in the US?
Phil Baker: Look I think so, one of the key takeaways this week was when the US Federal Reserve said they were not going to taper and you saw the instant reaction with the US dollar actually slump and the Australian dollar was at US95¢, like that. And then again on Friday night when there was few more mixed messages about what the Fed really is going to do and next minute the Australian dollar is back at US93.90¢. So look, the Reserve Bank could cut rates and the Australian dollar could fall for a while but if the US economy suddenly goes through a bad patch and low and behold the Fed is required to do actually more stimulus. then all of a sudden the dollar will go up again. So that US dollar is the key and while the Fed actually doesn't taper, that US dollar is going to remain weak and the Australian dollar is going to remain strong.
Presenter: It's a tricky balancing act.
Presenter: The so called "funds passport scheme" will allow seamless movement of funds between Australia, South Korea, New Zealand and Singapore from 2016.
Presenter: Now Mark, you were in Bali for that meeting, you just got back yesterday, Joe Hockey is very impatient on this, he wants it to happen sooner then 2016 if possible, but it's a big step isn't it for the Australian industry.
Mark: Yes, it's a big step and this is what's called a pilot and what is hoped is that other economies will join in, particularly places like Hong Kong, Thailand and so on.
Presenter: And what difference will it make?
Mark: Well, what it will allow for Australian Institutions, will make it a lot easier for them to tap into the vast pool of savings in the region but also it will lead to greater connectivity among the regional markets and breed efficiency, lower cost per capital and a lot more variety for consumers.
Presenter: And it is a big win isn't it Phil? Because it has been on the table talked about for decades now.
Phil: Look, for sure, the past 10 years we have tried to make more of our financial services sector, its very strong, the banks are very strong, AMP and the big four major banks are probably going to be the big winner out of this. Mark, do you think this may lead to us being the financial services centre in the region or do you think there is more to be done, because it has also been talked a lot about trying to make Sydney . . . ?
Presenter: A hub
Phil: Yes, trying to tap into all that growth in Asia and the funds in Asia and our superannuation business is a very good and solid one.
Mark: This is very good, our financial services industry is very strong, very competent, a lot of competitive products but we need to do more. This is a bellwether but we need to reform, particularly tax, and we need to do some more in market practices to allow us to connect more effectively with these vast pools of savings.
Presenter: But as you say a step in the right direction.
We reveal football's record profits, and how both games are aiming to make even more money.
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Rio Tinto subsidiary ERA is investing $220 million at its Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory to build a water treatment plant as Rio considers an underground mine at the site. The viability of the uranium resource is yet to be proven and uranium prices are still low after the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan two years ago but ERA chief Rob Atkinson is optimistic.
■ VIDEO | Uranium mining after Fukushima
Presenter: The Chubb security business in Australia could soon be up for sale. Chubb monitors security systems for more than 40,000 customers in Australia and has more than 200 armoured vehicles transporting cash right across the country. It earns about $50 million a year and could fetch between $300 million and $400 million. Chubb's New York listed owner United Technologies Corporation has been exploring strategic options for the business. Logistics operator Toll Group and private equity are among potential business suitors.
For more breaking news on business deals keep across the Street Talk website and daily in The Australian Financial Review. Phil, we were always expecting a boost for business in the wake of the federal election but is the confidence back?
Phil: Look it is to a slight degree, it is probably a little bit too early, for sure we have had a bounce in business confidence and consumer sentiment that has taken a bounce as well, but you have a honeymoon period Deb, so you want that bounce to be sustainable but for sure, I think people have a bit more confidence that actually, you know perhaps there is a bit more of a steady hand in Canberra these days, there is not going to be sort of wild ride that perhaps we have had for the last few years but yes, that may make is a bit easier for businesses, we have seen a few IPOs come to the market. Mark I don't know what your thoughts are, whether we will get more of these IPOs, certainly fund managers would like it a more diverse range of business to invest in, that's for sure
Mark: I think two big factors, I think Australian business and Australian consumers have been so conservative now for so long it is going to take a little time to change that habit and the second big thing is the US taper, if there is a taper, it says the US is getting better and hence the world is getting better, if there is no taper is says things are still tough.
Presenter: Yes, some variables still in there.
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Trailing 2–1 in the Western Conference finals, the Chicago Blackhawks Friday recalled defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk from the AHL's Rockford IceHogs.
The 23-year-old University of New Hampshire product played in 18 games for the Blackhawks at the beginning of the 2014-15 season, van Riemsdyk's first year in the league.
He suffered a fractured patella during a Nov. 16 game against Dallas. Van Riemsdyk then underwent surgery and had been rehabbing with the IceHogs since March until he injured his wrist on April 7, according to an ESPN report, and has not played since.
Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville does not think van Riemsdyk will play in Saturday's Game 4 against Anaheim, the report said.
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wikiHow to Get out of a Nondisclosure Agreement
A nondisclosure agreement is a contract between two parties, where one, or both, agree to keep some specific information confidential. Employers often use nondisclosure agreements to protect confidential information such as marketing strategies, client information, and secret processes, recipes, and formulas, from disclosure by employees and contractors. Just as with any contract, a nondisclosure agreement may be broken or legally ended in several ways. To get out of a nondisclosure agreement.
1Determine if the agreement is legal in your state. Courts will not enforce a contract, which is illegal. If part of your contract contains illegal terms, and part legal terms, the Court may enforce the legal terms, and you may still be bound to keep certain information confidential. Check with your attorney to determine if your agreement is legal.
- Non-compete clauses are illegal in some states, and if contained in your contract may render all, or part of, the agreement illegal.
2Determine if the agreement is enforceable. There are several things, called elements, which any contract must contain in order to be enforceable by a Court. Elements of a contract include:
- Agreement or mutual assent - the parties must agree to the terms of the contract. If a contract is unclear about what the parties have agreed to, it may not be enforceable.
- Competence - the parties to a contract must be legally competent to enter into the contract. A party may not be competent to contract if he or she is under the age of majority (generally 18), mentally incapacitated, or intoxicated. A contract made by an incompetent party may be void, unenforceable by either party, or voidable, unenforceable at the discretion of the incompetent party.
- Consideration - consideration is anything of value that a party exchanges with the other for purposes of a contract. Consideration can be money, a promise to do some act, the performance of some act, or a promise to refrain from performing an act. For example, consideration may be the $5 you pay to your child for making an A on his or her report card, your child's act of making an A on his or her report card, or your promise to your spouse to refrain from smoking in exchange for him or her committing to an exercise program.
- Legality - a contract must be for a legal purpose. The Court does not enforce contracts for illegal purposes.
- Writing requirement - some contracts are required to be in writing pursuant to the statute of frauds. The statute of frauds requires the following contracts to be in writing: those which cannot be performed within one year, contracts in consideration of marriage, contracts for the sale of land, contracts for the sale of goods priced at $500 or more, contracts by an executor to pay estate debt with his or her own money, and contracts where one party becomes the surety for another's debt.
3Determine if the other party has breached the contract in a material way. When the other party to a contract breaches it in a material way, you may not be required to perform your part of the agreement. A material way means one, which goes to the heart of the contract.
- For example, if someone agrees to paint your garage door on the first of the month, and paints it instead on the second, he or she has not materially breached the contract, although they have not strictly complied with its terms. However, if they agree to paint your garage door and instead remove it, they have committed a material breach that may allow you to refuse payment.
4Negotiate a new contract or an end to the current one. Any contract, including a nondisclosure agreement, may be ended, or modified, by agreement of the parties at any time. If the agreement covers stale information, which your employer no longer needs to protect, he or she may agree to end the contract, or enter into a new one, which does not contain a nondisclosure clause.
5Determine if you have a defense to a breach of contract claim brought by your employer. If you have a valid defense to a breach of contract claim, you may wish to violate the agreement and take your chances in Court. Legal defenses to breach of contract include:
- Unconscionability - an unconscionable contract is one, which is grossly unjust, unfair, or dishonest.
- Mutual Mistake - if the parties to a contract make the same mistake, for example, one party agreed to sell, and the other to buy, an oak dining room table, and as it turns out, the table is maple, the Court will not force the seller to come up with and sell to the buyer an oak table.
- Fraud - an intentional misrepresentation of a material fact by a party to a contract. This means, the person has to knowingly lie about something important, that goes to the heart of the contract. For example, if someone hires you to paint their house and tells you the house is 1,000 square feet, but it turns out to be 2,000 square feet, he or she has intentionally lied about something material to the contract, and has committed fraud. To have a defense of fraud, one must have relied upon the false statement of the offending party, and been damaged. For example, if you accept the painting job based on the time it will take you to paint 1,000 square feet, and lose money because it takes you twice as long to paint 2,000 square feet, you relied on the statement, and were damaged.
- Undue Influence - a party exercises undue influence over another if he or she uses his or her status in a relationship in order to overcome the other party's independent judgment. For example, a professional tree trimmer bullying an elderly woman into having her trees trimmed unnecessarily.
- Duress - duress occurs when one party to a contract coerces the other into entering the contract, by force or threat of harm. Duress encompasses wrongful conduct and not merely forceful persuasion. For example, if a party signs a contract after being threatened by the other party that his or her spouse or child will be physically harmed, he or she can be said to have been under duress when entering into the contract, and may have the contract declared void. However, if a party signs a contract after being told by the other party that not signing the contract would be a terrible mistake, which they will regret, he or she likely will not be found to have been under duress at the time of signing the contract.
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Norway Military Records
The Norwegian Army was reorganized in 1641 under Hannibal Sechested (Hannibal Feud), and a general war commissioner was chosen 1644. In the 1650s there were two general war commissioners in Norway, one for north of the mountains (nordafjelske) and one for south of the mountains (sønnafjelske). The army was later organized with a general war commissioner and several regional war commissioners. The number of war commissioners varied between seven and ten from 1880 to 1900
Military records identify individuals who served in the military or who were eligible for service. Evidence that an ancestor actually served may be found in family records, biographies, census, probate records, civil registration, and church records. Other sources such as church and census records are more easily available and contain better genealogical information than the military records.
Military records include the following:
Records of military service in Norway were kept by the Department of Defense. These records are now at the National Archives. The Family History Library has on microfilm all the available military records for 1643 to 1909.
Many are online and can be searched at:
Click on "Database selector" at the top of the page, Click on "Source Category" and choose The Military, then Click on "Sub-category" and choose Military rolls. Click on Period and choose the years you want to search. A word of caution, the information online has been extracted from the original records and may contain mistakes. If ever in doubt, search the microfilms.
Because the military records from Norway are sketchy and not indexed, they are difficult to work with. The early records only give the names of individual soldiers. Information about officers is easier to find. In the 1700s and 1800s, the records give more detailed personal information about each soldier that can sometimes be found in other records. You may find such information as a soldier's name; age; father's name and occupation; civil occupation; place of residence; marital status; wife's name; number of children; height; bodily peculiarities; illnesses or characteristics that made him unfit to serve; previous service; joining date; length of service; and status as a farm owner renter or cotter.
To use Norwegian military records, you will have to determine the specific unit that your ancestor served in. If you do not know the name of the unit, you may be able to find out which units were in the area where he lived. To do this, you must know the town where the individual was living when he was of age to serve in the military. To determine what unit your ancestor belonged to, check the Family History Library Catalog under:
A useful biography about Norwegian military officers from 1628 to 1814 is:
Olai Ovenstad. Militœbiografier, den norske hœrs officerer fra 18 januar 1628 til 17 mai 1814 (The Norwegian Army Officers from January 18, 1628 to May 17, 1814). Oslo, Norway: Norsk Slektshistorisk Forening, 1948-19492. Two Volumes (FHL 948.1 D3o)
A list of the regiments and companies for each county is listed. The main military records for Norway are to be found on the level of the country, but there are also a few listed under the level of county and city, which can be found in the Family History Library Catalog under:
Military History
Norway was involved in the following military actions:
The Nordic Seven-Year War, 1563-1570. (War against Sweden waged by Frederic II of Denmark to win control of the Baltic Sea failed).
The Kalmar War, 1611-1613. (Denmark-Norway against Sweden).
The Hannibal Feud, 1643-1645. (Norway lost Jämtland and Härjedalen to Sweden).
The Krabbe War and Bjelke Feud, 1657-1660. (Norway lost Trondheim len and Romsdal to Sweden, but took back Jämtland and Härjedalen).
The Gyldenløve Feud, 1675-1679. (Norway's army went against Sweden. Also called the war of Skåne).
The Eleven-Year War, 1709-1720. (At peace of 1720 Denmark lost many German possessions. Small colonies were established in West Indies and Greenland).
Action against Sweden in Bohuslän, 1788. (Denmark-Norway tried to take the fortress Bohus in Bohuslän).
The Napoleonic War, 1807-1814. (Ended by treaty of Kiel in 1814 which forced Denmark to cede Norway to Sweden).
Occupation during the World War II, 1940-1945.
For more historical information about the Norwegian military, see:
Bjørn Christophersen, Vårt Forsvars Historie (The History of Our Defense), Oslo, Norway: Gyldendahl Norsk Forlag, 1978. (FHL book Ref. 948.1 M2c)
For information about Norwegians who settle in Wisconsin and served in the 15th Volunteer Infantry, see the following web site:
More military histories are listed in the Family History Library Catalog under:
[Norway: Military Ranks|=== Military Ranks ===]


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Principals around the country have today breathed a collective sigh of relief at Novopay Minister Joyce's announcement to pump $6million into schools to compensate them for the past and immediate on-going problems with the beleaguered payroll system.
'The Minister has today acted on our request for compensation and delivered,' said President of the New Zealand Principals' Federation, Philip Harding.
In January this year, the sector reference group recommended a support package for schools which included financial compensation at $500 per school plus $100 per full time teaching equivalents and the appointment of Novopay experts in the regions to support payroll staff in schools.
'We have been extremely patient and at all times professional as we have coped with seven months of Novopay grief in our schools.' said Harding.
'Today the Minister has recognised the often unpaid and stressful work our pay roll staff have been dealing with for all that time. Whilst the money won't cover all the costs for many of our schools, the $6million compensation money will go a long way to helping schools cover some of their Novopay costs and offer some relief for stressed-out staff in the immediate future,' he said.
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Parents and I sat around with coffee and waiting for time to head to airport. The Today Show was on, big stories were Brittany high again, the mom who lied to get Hannah tickets. DUH. They spent no time with the candidates who did not win top honors. Our nation is being groomed to pick the networks top choices. Too bad no one likes Kuceinch or Richardson.