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|2015-11-19 Phoning the Dutch Vehicle Registration
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|2015-09-28 Bad Horse
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|2010-10-02 Finally wrote up a Syscheck page
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|2010-09-27 The Renault Eco Team
|2010-09-23 Crossroads 2.68 is out
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|2010-09-15 Meanwhile on Facebook
|2010-09-09 The Yes Men Fix The World
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|2008-08-13 Good marital advice
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|2008-03-18 McAfee detects mass hack of 200.000 webpages
|2008-03-17 More predictive statistics
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|2008-01-14 Bokito Revisited
|2008-01-13 Top Crossroads User
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|I've spent a few years in software development, and I've very often encountered folks who are frantically looking for the Solution to All Problems, Once And For All. Or they're on the lookout for the next software develpment methodology, that will Solve All Problems, Once And For All. Or they're waiting for the next whatever thing to Solve All Problems (you get the idea by now). In short, they want the Silver Bullet. Recently Jos Visser forwarded me an article by Daniel M. Berry, titled The Inevitable Pain of Software Development: Why There Is No Silver Bullet. The article has a nice theoretical background on why having a silver bullet isn't possible. And from personal experience, this all sounds soooo true. Plus, it's very interesting reading, in a nerdish sort of way. The article is rissef.painpaper.pdf. Happy reading! (Dan Berry's restriction is that the paper may be downloaded only as a whole. His personal page is http://se.uwaterloo.ca/~dberry/.)
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|2007-04-27 Crossroads Top User
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there are a ton of dictionaries which are useful but once a word has been conjugated and contracted it can no longer be looked up in a dictionary unless one knows what it's roots are.
is there a web site that breaks them down bit by bit? specifically by sutta quote?
a pretend example, since i don't know pali this is gibberish, but this is what it would look like roughly:
sutta quote: "abijjimsa viharatimassa metta"
translation: "one should practice loving kindness every day."
abijjimsa = a contraction of the words: abijha which means "one" and himsa which means "should".
viharatimassa = a contraction of the words: viharama which means "practice" and timassi which means "daily".
metta= loving kindness.

subset: commoncrawl


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Steak Fajitas with Chimichurri and Drunken Peppers
I got a subscription to Food Network Magazine for Christmas last year. I've enjoyed reading it because I love the Food Network. I do wish they came every month instead of every other month though… This is actually the first recipe I've tried from the magazine. It was from a bit they do called he made/she made where a male and female chef head off to make a similar recipe.
Hubby and I both really enjoyed these fajitas. I served them on whole wheat tortillas with chopped tomatoes. We did have leftover chimichurri sauce, so I just froze it like I do leftover pesto. The best part of this recipe was the peppers. I'm definitely going to use the recipe/method to saute peppers from now on.
Steak Fajitas with Chimichurri and Drunken Peppers
Yield: Serves 4
1 bunch fresh parsley
1 bunch fresh cilantro
2 cloves garlic
1 large red onion, halved and sliced
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
2 Tbsp red wine vinegar
3 Tbsp lemon juice
1/2 cup plus 1 Tbsp olive oil
1 pound chuck or top round steak (London broil)
3 red or green bell peppers, seeded and cut into strips
1/4 cup lager beer
8 8-inch flour tortillas
Lime wedges, for serving (optional)
Combine the parsley and cilantro (leaves and stems), garlic, half of the sliced onion, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 teaspoon pepper, vinegar, 2 tablespoons lemon juice and 1/2 cup olive oil in a food processor; blend into a thick and smooth chimichurri sauce. Pierce both sides of the steak with a fork several times; place in a resealable plastic bag and add half of the sauce. Seal the bag and turn to coat the steak; refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Cover and reserve the remaining sauce.
Preheat a grill to medium-high. Remove the steak from the bag (discard the bag of sauce); season with salt and pepper and grill until medium-rare, about 6 minutes per side. Let rest, loosely covered with foil, for 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the peppers and the remaining sliced onion half; season with salt and pepper. Saute until the vegetables are softened and caramelized around the edges, about 8 minutes. Add the beer, cover and cook until the peppers are tender, about 5 minutes.
Warm the tortillas on the grill. Thinly slice the steak on the bias; divide among the tortillas along with the peppers and onions. Thin the reserved chimichurri sauce with the remaining 1 tablespoon lemon juice; drizzle over the fajitas. Serve with lime wedges, if desired.
Recipe from Sunny Anderson via the Food Network Magazine
7 Responses to "Steak Fajitas with Chimichurri and Drunken Peppers"
This sounds DIVINE! Around my house Mondays are known as 'Mexican Monday' and I already have some yummy burritos planned for tonight but I know what I'll be serving next Monday! Thanks for sharing 🙂 xox
Those look delicious! We do fajitas a lot but we always do them EXACTLY the same. It'll be nice to have a new and different recipe to try!
Yum…I was thinking of making fajitas tonight anyway…and I think I've got leftover chimichurri. It's all coming together now…thanks!
Yum! I love my Food Network magazine too. I look forward to getting it and totally agree about the 2 month increments…it should be once a month. Now onto the recipe. It looks great:) I love fajitas but never have made them at home. I will have to give it a try.
The contrast of colors looks fantastic! I love the idea of chimichurri with fajitas!
so beer is the secret! yum!! Sounds delicious 🙂
We love fajitas in my house and the chimichurri sauce looks great!


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A delay at an out-of-state laboratory means it could be another six weeks before Hayward police receive the results of a test on a bone fragment that could belong to missing Hayward girl Michaela Garecht, who vanished in 1988, police said Thursday.
The 3-inch bone fragment was unearthed with other remains earlier this year in a San Joaquin County well. The fragment was sent to an Arizona DNA lab for testing and then was scheduled to go on to a Virginia lab for further analysis. But there was a hold up of some sorts, Michaela's mother, Sharon Murch said, and the bone is still in Arizona.
The nature of the delay was not immediately available from authorities Thursday; Murch also declined to specify the delay.
For now Murch, of Castro Valley, waits.
"If it turns out to not be Michaela, it would probably be nice to know that sooner rather than later," she said. "Either answer will be difficult in different ways. If it does turn out to be Michaela, I have a lot of trepidation as to what that will be like."
The delay means she will hold the annual gathering on the anniversary of Michaela's kidnapping. People will gather about 10:15 a.m. Nov. 19 in front of the market where the 9-year-old girl was kidnapped 24 years ago. At the time, the store was the Rainbow Market. It is now called Mexico Super.
"Perhaps it will be the last gathering of this sort. Perhaps it won't," Murch wrote on her blog, www.dearmichaela.com.
The discovery of the bone fragment came after the remains of murder victim JoAnn Hobson were excavated from the Linden well, believed to hold the victims of the so-called "Speed Freak Killers," in February. Hobson's remains were returned to her family for burial, but her mother sent them to the Human Identification Laboratory at Cal State Chico for testing. There, investigators determined that Hobson's remains had been mixed up with possibly two to four others.
Police contacted Murch on Oct. 8 about the commingling and told her they were testing the fragment.
The age of the victim the fragment was determined to belong to — a girl between the ages of 5 and 13 — and the time period it was believed to be from were the only two clues linking the bone to Michaela's disappearance, police have said.
Murch said she isn't angry about the delay, saying Hayward police have been "very caring and respectful … going above and beyond to do the best job possible."
"I really appreciate the time to get my head in order and get my life in order rather than just have it thrown on me. I'm being patient," Murch said. "I'm afraid of the answer so it might be easier to wait for the answer than to actually get the answer."
Reach Kristin J. Bender at email@example.com. Follow her at Twitter.com/kjbender.


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The Social Security Act was drafted by Gov. Robert Moran Jr.'s committee on economic security, under Frances Perkins, and passed by Congress as part of the New Deal. The act was an attempt to limit what were seen as dangers in the modern American life, including old age, poverty, unemployment, and the burdens of widows and fatherless children. By signing this act on August 14, 1935, President Roosevelt became the first president to advocate the protection of the elderly.
The first monthly payment was issued on January 31, 1940 to Ida May Fuller of Ludlow, Vermont. In 1937, 1938 and 1939 she paid a total of $24.75 into the Social Security System. Her first check was for $22.54. After her second check, Fuller already had received more than she contributed over the three-year period. She lived to be 100 and collected a total of $22,888.92.
The social security answer book: practical answers to over 200 questions on social security
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norethindrone (generic name)
Jolivette (brand name)
This medicine is used to treat endometriosis, uterine bleeding caused by abnormal hormone levels, and secondary amenorrhea
(nor eth IN drone AS e tate)
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What is this medicine?NORETHINDRONE ACETATE (nor eth IN drone AS e tate) is a female hormone. This medicine is used to treat endometriosis, uterine bleeding caused by abnormal hormone levels, and secondary amenorrhea. Secondary amenorrhea is when a woman stops getting menstrual periods due to low levels of certain female hormones.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
How should I use this medicine?Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. You may take this medicine with or without food. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take this medicine at the same time each day. Do not take your medicine more often than directed.
A patient information sheet will be given with each prescription and refill. Read this sheet carefully each time. The sheet may change frequently.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Visit your doctor or health care professional for regular checks on your progress. You will need a regular breast and pelvic exam and Pap smear while on this medicine.
If you have any reason to think you are pregnant, stop taking this medicine right away and contact your doctor or health care professional.
If you are taking this medicine for hormone related problems, it may take several cycles of use to see improvement in your condition.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
Where should I keep my medicine?Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 15 and 30 degrees C (59 and 86 degrees F). Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


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What's better than ReBirth on the iPhone? ReBirth on the iPad. Get it: click here
"ReBirth, the legendary Techno Micro Composer, is on the iPad now! In this video ReBirth guru Kurt "Peff" Kurasaki gives us a walkthrough of the new iPad features, teaches beat-making Rebirth style, and shares his thoughts on the legacy of the app." – PropellerheadSW
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Race is on to get Christmas presents in the click of time
IT IS likely you'll hear a cacophony of clicks while you read this as the deadline for online Christmas shopping looms. Shoppers have to act immediately to have goods from Myer and the website Catch of the Day delivered to regional NSW and Sydney before Christmas.
David Jones and Toys 'R' Us are closing orders on Monday, while Big W has already cut off sales and Target called a halt on Sunday.
David Jones, which launched its online shopping website only six weeks ago, is experiencing ''three to four'' times the amount of sales and traffic this year, a spokeswoman said.
The most popular items being bought online are women's fashion, toys and Christmas hampers.
Myer has similarly been ''very pleased'' with its online Christmas sales, a spokeswoman said. The trending online gifts have come from the toys department. But the barbecue tool gift set, cosmetic gift packs and men's apparel are also popular, the spokeswoman said.
For those who have opted to shop overseas, most ''standard shipping'' deadlines have now closed.
If you don't mind incurring higher prices, Amazon UK's ''Amazon global priority delivery'' closes on Monday and ASOS UK's ''express shipping'' closes on Tuesday.
Australia Post says this is the busiest festive season it has experienced, as they ''work around the clock'' to deliver an extra 3 million parcels, compared with last year. To deal with the explosion of parcels being mailed across the country and overseas, 2350 Australia Post stores out of 4500 have extended their hours, while 24-hour lockers are operating in 49 store locations.
''We've noticed significant increases in our parcel volumes … with 70 per cent of our parcels generated from an online transaction,'' a spokeswoman for Australia Post, Melanie Ward, said.
Julie Forbes, who runs an online stationery shop, Note Couture, from Brighton has been gently reminding her customers via email that her Christmas gift deadline is Tuesday. Ms Forbes, who has been running the personalised stationery business for six years, said by the time she personalises and prints the stationery, wraps it and then sends it, the process will take her a good week to deliver on time.
''I am a one-woman band,'' she said. ''I really don't like to leave it to the last minute.''
Research from Mastercard says that 46 per cent of Australians are expected to shop online for gifts or decorations this Christmas.
Sarah Whyte is a political reporter in the Canberra bureau, covering immigration, customs and the High Court. Previously, Sarah was the consumer affairs reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Finally getting back to health after sitting out the past year with injuries although Im 30lbs heavier now. It was fairly windy today straight left to right 15-20mph, so I had to adjust my angles and put a little oat on the disc to hit the line I wanted. Any comments and suggestions are appreciated.
First throw Pink 150g Star Teebird 370'.
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Because of their offensive games. I don't expect Plumlee to ever have one. That's not what he was drafted for. I keep saying it, he was drafted for a Foster type role.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Because of their offensive games. I don't expect Plumlee to ever have one. That's not what he was drafted for. I keep saying it, he was drafted for a Foster type role.
And sadly, I recently realized my Artis Gilmore card is missing.
I agree that the Chicago fans who invade the Fieldhouse are the most obnoxious people on the planet. Game 3 of the 2011 playoffs was just disgusting. I remember going to a game against Chicago in January of that year and they were awful then too.
I bet Knicks fans would be more obnoxious if their franchise had actually won something in recent decades. All of the other major rival markets have been wildly successful: Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Miami. But the Knicks haven't won a championship since 1973, which no doubt causes their fans to be a bit more humble, IMO. If the Knicks were as successful as the Lakers or Celtics, then I guarantee their fans would be more obnoxious.
PJ3 was drafted after Plumlee by OKC and has played in 30 games @ about 7 MPG with what is said to be bad knees. That's not saying he's better than Plumlee, but pointing out OKC has given him the time to get PT where as Plumlee sits in a suit. OKC has Thabeet, who is on is 4th team, getting 11 MPG, yet Plumlee sits twiddling his thumbs. If TPTB see Plumlee as a future rotational player or a replacement for Hansbro or Pendergraph, then wouldn't it be advantageous to get Plumlee more PT than 8 games and 27 min? He "ain't gett'n any younger" sitting in a suit!
At the present time if I was comparing Plumlee with other bigs drafted late 20's, he would be compared to DJ White, JaJuan Johnson, and Daniel Orton. Sorry Purdue, IU, and KY fans but it is what it is. It could be pointed out each were wasted picks too.
I know that Playing Time is Playing time....but did PJ3 get those minutes during the course of the game or was it considered garbage time?
Assuming that Plumlee is considered to be the replacement for Hansbrough or Pendy.....it doesn't mean that he should automatically get minutes. This goes back to the whole "develop Players vs. Winning Games" debate. You maybe correct in assuming that Plumlee may replace one or both in the near future....but that doesn't mean that he is the better option to put on the floor now. Maybe Vogel considers both Hansbrough and Pendy a better option to put on the floor...in order to win games and/or develop chemistry for the Playoffs....as opposed to using Plumlee to just get some minutes.
I would love to see what Plumlee can do in regular consistent minutes...but I think that Vogel and the FO is in "win now" mode....simply put...unlike the need to find some help at the Wings with OJ getting minutes....there isn't a need for Plumlee to play and/or get minutes NOW. Maybe Vogel is satisfied with the Frontcourt rotation being ( 1 ) West / ( 2 ) Hibbert / ( 3 ) Mahinmi / ( 4 ) Hansbrough / ( 5 ) Pendy / ( 6 ) Plumlee .
But I will say that I honestly don't know why he's riding the pine as opposed to maxing out his Playing time in Fort Wayne.
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I don't think you can compare it that way, for a number of different reasons. The biggest, other than the fact Plumlee isn't even dressing, would be that OKC's average margin of victory is more than double that of the Pacers. OKC gives their end of the bench much more opportunities to get PT, because they blow other teams away a lot more than the Ps.
In case anyone is interested here is Plumlee's stats while in the D-league.
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Isn't an alternate view that practicing with the team is better than playing with all other D-League? If that's a valid perspective, then during a period consisting of a lot of home games (and therefore practice days) doesn't it make sense to have Plumlee practicing with the team rather than up in Ft. Wayne?
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
I don't believe you can do that. If you are with the D-League you can't practice with the team, and I also don't think you can be relegated/brought back/relegated in that short of a period.
What they were doing was to send him down during the extended road trips then bring him back up during the home stands.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
Unless there is some intention for Miles to actually play....maybe due to injury of West/Hibbert/Mahinmi/Hansbrough....then I can see the point of having him dressed on the bench ready to play. But having him sit in a suit makes little sense since he's not doing anything other than watching and being the best dressed Cheerleader on the bench.
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The Pacers have always adhered to what you are saying, thus not using the D-League. Only this year, as you know, have the Pacers started using the D-League. Why be a part of the Mad Ants if you aren't going to take advantage of it? There is only so much practice time during the season. How much pratice time does Plumlee really get in practice against the starters? Wouldn't it be more advantageous for a 6th big who is a rookie that has played in 8 games with a total of 27 min PT be in Ft. Wayne learning to hone his skills in practices and actual game time play?
I got a chuckle from Chris and Quinn early in the game last night talking about Plumlee and what the FO thought about him. Basically, from what I remember of the comments was the FO didn't know what they had in Plumlee. He hadn't done much in practice to indicate what they had drafted. My 1st thought was "someone has been reading PD lately"!
AGAIN, send him to Ft Wayne where he can play instead of having him sit behind the bench in a suit/sport coat. Other teams take advantage of the D-League, they must be doing it for a beneficial reason for their players. Otherwise, why send them?
I tend to side with it is better to practice with the NBA team than play with the D-league. But I can see where brief stints in the D-League can be beneficial. The key word being brief. 3 games with the D-League squad, then back to the pacers, three games there and back to the pacers. That sort of thing. I think sending a player to the D-League for 6 weeks would be counter-productive.
He has played 15 games in the D-league, that is pretty good, compared to OJ who has played 4.


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In recent years, the amount of regulatory and public relations challenges facing agricultural retailers and others in agribusiness has grown significantly. The results of the recent elections indicate that this is not going to change anytime soon. However, if you're an agricultural retailer, distributor or industry suppler, you have a major ally in your battle against these challenges with the Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA).
For many years now, ARA has been helping your business in numerous ways by serving as an advocate for agricultural retailers and distributors in Washington, D.C. For ARA members, the association is also providing additional services to help your business through valuable networking opportunities, timely updates on legislative and regulatory issues, educational programs, business tools and consulting services on specific business and policy-related challenges your business may face.
ARA has a very diverse membership that sells a wide range of products and services to farmers, and there are many issues for us to tackle as a result. With the support of ARA member companies and strategic partnerships with allied industry organizations, here are just a few of our major accomplishments on behalf of the industry in recent years.
Ag Business Security Tax Credit: Initiated legislation that provides a tax credit for all pesticide and fertilizer retailers and distributors that improve on-site security at their facilities. Eligible companies could receive a credit up to $2 million annually. ARA is working to ensure this credit is extended beyond 2012.
Hours of Service (HOS) Ag Exemption: Worked with allied organizations to secure protection for the agricultural hours of service (AgHOS) exemption, which ensures the timely delivery of crop inputs throughout the supply chain during busy seasons.
Revised Hazardous Materials Out-of-Service Rates: Convinced FMCSA to revise threshold crash rate and driver, vehicle, and hazardous materials (HM) out-of-service (OOS) rates for issuance of hazardous materials safety permits (HMSP). The disqualification rate will now use eight years of data.
Chemical Facility Security: Successfully removed urea fertilizer from the DHS "Chemicals of Interest" list and raised the threshold amount for anhydrous ammonia under CFATS regulations.
ARA Model Fertilizer Contract: An important tool developed by ARA in 2009 with input from the ag retailers and the entire fertilizer supply chain. Now, ARA is in the process of developing model fertilizer trade rules.
Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasures (SPCC): Worked with EPA and an industry coalition to raise a facility's minimum volume stored amount of oil to 10,000 gallons before requiring a Professional Engineer certification and inspection under the SPCC Rule. EPA initially set this limit at 1,320 gallons.
Water Resources Development Act (WRDA): ARA and allied organizations secured passage of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), authorizing much needed improvements to lock and dam systems. The bill also addresses flood control, hurricane protection, water supply and irrigation.
Ag Labor: Joined other agricultural groups in persuading the Department of Labor (DOL) to withdraw a proposed regulation regarding farm employment of minors after convincing the agency those restrictions would unfairly impact family farms.
Product Availability: Worked to obtain deregulation of many new seed traits, including biotech seed for crops such as alfalfa and sugar beets. ARA testimony was also provided at key regulatory hearings to help ensure crop inputs, such as atrazine, stay in the marketplace.
Protecting GPS Systems: Worked with lawmakers and an industry coalition to block efforts by LightSquared to implement a new broadband service that would have caused major interference to GPS systems critical to agriculture productivity.
The public policy work that ARA does on behalf of agricultural retailers and distributors is our number one priority. However, if your company is an ARA member, your business also receives these additional benefits and resources from the association.
Networking: Collaborate with fellow industry peers; discover opportunities and identify solutions to challenges for the agricultural industry.
Policy Influence: ARA represents all aspects of your business in Washington, D.C., with Congress and federal agencies.
Strength: With more than 6,500 retail locations and growing, ARA is the largest retailer/distributor organization in America representing with one united voice—you and the agricultural industry.
Information: Access to critical information is at your fingertips 24/7 through our state-of-the-art website and mobile app at www.aradc.org. Timely and relevant updates are provided to ARA members through our biweekly Retailer Fact$ newsletter and Member Alerts.
Interpretation: ARA works closely with federal agencies to provide clarity to new regulations and offer information to ARA members in a format that's easy to read and understand.
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Employee Development: Develop managers and leaders in your organization through our educational programs.
Leadership: Steer the future of the industry through involvement in committees and our peer elected board.
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Proud Member Logo: Reinforce your professionalism, credibility and dedication to the industry through use of the ARA Proud Member logo.
Annual Conference & Expo: Network with others in the agriculture industry and discover practical solutions for the challenges facing your business at the ARA Conference & Expo.
Staff Access: Personal, one-on-one service concerning policies, compliance and member services. ARA employees are also available to speak at member company meetings.
If you are interested in learning more about ARA membership, contact Donnie Taylor, ARA's vice president of membership and corporate relations at (202) 457-0825 or email@example.com.


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PLANNING inspector Jane Stiles has ruled in favour of Hawthorn Medical Centre and Eightlands and guaranteed the future of a controversial pharmacy in Gorse Hill.
The dispensing pharmacy which operates out of the ground floor at the medical centre in May Close has come under close scrutiny since it opened without council permission last October.
Swindon Council rejected a planning application in 2011 for the pharmacy and issued an enforcement notice last November after the business was opened without permission.
Swindon Dispensary, the name of the joint venture between Eightlands and Hawthorn operating the pharmacy, appealed this notice and were heard by Ms Stiles in June.
Following that hearing, the inspector issued her decision on July 24. She said the change of use would not result in an adverse effect on the living conditions of neighbours by reason of noise or disturbance.
Of the evidence presented to Ms Stiles by both the council and the appellants it was found an average of 1.27 patients per hour used the pharmacy on weekday evenings after 7pm, and an average of 3.31 patients per hour on Saturdays.
She said there was no hard evidence to suggest this number would rise over time.
Many concerns were raised by the public over a needle exchange and methadone distribution point at the pharmacy – neither of which currently operate.
Ms Stiles said: "The objectors have expressed fear that crime has increased in the area and that discarded needles have been found in the grounds of Harber Court and in May Close since the pharmacy has opened.
"However, whilst photographic evidence has been produced of a discarded needle, it is unclear to me how this and the other alleged findings can be associated with the pharmacy since it does not currently offer a service in needle/syringe exchange.
"As pointed out by Dr Dowdeswell (practitioner at Hawthorn) at the hearing, these alleged findings could in fact point to a need to offer such a service."
On the matter of noise and disturbance, the inspector said: "I am in no doubt that the fears expressed by local residents and other interested persons are very real to those people.
"However, concerns in respect of noise and disturbance late at night are not borne out by the hard evidence before me in terms of the very low numbers of people visiting the pharmacy outside surgery hours; the average duration of their visit; the traffic surveys and the noise surveys."
Responding to the appeal result, Tasawer Hussein, director of Eightlands and Swindon Dispensary, said: "The pharmacy was lawful right at the beginning.
"We want to thank all of the community which supported us.
"This place isn't a nightclub. It is not noisy and will not cause disturbance for residents.
"Commonsense prevailed in the end.
"Rumours and letters were going around when we first opened and a lot of people went by these rather than the facts."
Coun John Ballman (Lab, Gorse Hill & Pinehurst), said: "Ward councillors, along with a considerable number of people who objected to the establishment of a 100 hour-per-week pharmacy, are disappointed with the inspector's decision, particularly in light of the previous decision being turned down on appeal.
"We are disappointed with the outcome.
"As ward councillors we did everything we could for the residents and their concerns.
"I should imagine, providing the worst fears of the residents about the effect of the 100-hour-per-week pharmacy don't come to pass, people will adjust to it.
"Their fears are it will be attracting people into the area that residents would rather not see coming there. If that proves correct, it's going to be very difficult."
Ms Stiles imposed conditions on the pharmacy. Any retail sales must not take place outside 8am to 10.30pm from Monday to Saturday, or from 8am to 9pm on Sundays.
Deliveries also may not be made outside 8am to 6pm from Monday to Saturday and no deliveries are permitted on Sundays.


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Emirates, the world's fastest growing airline, continued its commitment to both Australia and New Zealand on Monday with the start of its daily Airbus A380 non-stop service to Melbourne and on to Auckland.
The A380, operating as EK406, one of the three daily Emirates flights to Melbourne, departs Dubai at 1010hrs (local time) and arrives in Melbourne at 0535hrs the following day. The flight continues to Auckland, departing Melbourne at 0710hrs and arriving in Auckland at 1345hrs. The return flight, EK407, departs Auckland at 1850hrs, arriving in Melbourne at 1950hrs, before leaving for Dubai at 2125hrs arriving at 0525hrs the next day.
On board the inaugural flight was Salem Obaidalla, Emirates' Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations Far East & Australasia; John Butler - Commissioner to the Middle East and North Africa, Government of Victoria; and the Emirates Melbourne Cup, accompanied by the 1999 Cup winning jockey John Marshall.
"Today is an important day in the history of Emirates and Australia. In 1996, Melbourne became our first destination in Australasia and it is fantastic that we can celebrate our long-term partnership with Victoria with the launch of our daily, non-stop Airbus A380 services. The introduction of the A380 increases Melbourne's capacity on the Dubai and Auckland sectors by more than 500 seats per day - which will further stimulate tourism and trade between the UAE, our global network, Australia and New Zealand," said Mr Obaidalla.
"The A380 is an exceptional aircraft and has been in the pipeline for the Melbourne market for a few years. Today's launch kick starts an exciting period of growth in our Australian business, from 1st November we launch non-stop flights to Adelaide and from 1st December introduce a third daily flight to Perth," said Mr Obaidalla.
"Emirates A380 services to Melbourne and Auckland are a key component to the Global Aviation Partnership announced with Qantas in September. Pending regulatory approval, from April 2013 Melbourne travellers will experience seamless connectivity across the Emirates and Qantas networks, exclusive frequent flyer benefits and the choice of four daily services to Dubai - two of which will be non-stop A380 services - connecting to over 70 destinations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa,' said Mr Obaidalla.
"It is also in New Zealand that we are continuing our investment and growth, with our latest A380 service continuing on to Auckland and arriving just moments before our daily A380 service from Sydney, which we began operating in February 2009. This second daily A380 service gives our passengers double the opportunity to enjoy this wonderful aircraft; which includes Private Suites and Shower Spas in First Class, flat-bed seats, all with aisle access, in Business Class and generous seating on the main deck in Economy Class," added Mr Obaidalla.
Passengers in all classes can enjoy Emirates' award-winning 'ice' Digital Widescreen, the industry's most sophisticated video and audio system, offering 1,400 channels of on-demand entertainment - the largest selection of programming in the sky.
Emirates currently has 25 A380s in service which now fly to Amsterdam, Auckland, Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Kuala Lumpur, London Heathrow, Melbourne, Manchester, Munich, New York JFK, Paris, Rome, Seoul, Shanghai, Sydney, Toronto, Tokyo from its Dubai Hub. Additional A380 destinations that are set to launch this year include Singapore and Moscow (both from 1 December 2012).
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In the 1970's being ruled as the numero uno city and then being the second largest city of Canada till date, Montreal is one of the most bold and beautiful site to visit with French as its language extracted from France. There is a lot said about the background of the city's name which is more viable to be viewed on the net.
Taking an inner view of the city, there lays a professional soccer team by the name of Montreal Impact. Its name says it all as the team strongly has an impact on the sports lovers who are curious to know about the happenings within Montreal Impact.
Founded in the year 1993, the team is accredited with American Soccer Pyramid. Presently, the soccer team plays at the renowned Saputo Stadium based in Montreal, where the soccer team play their home games. As is the case with every soccer team, Montreal Impact too has a uniform comprising of blue and white colors.
The Saputo stadium is a purpose built ground which accommodates a capacity of 13,500 supporters and fans divided into three main stands. One more reason for the stadium to be known to many is its location. Saputo stadium resides just east of the Montreal Olympic stadium in the east end of the city.
Before moving to the Saputo stadium, the Impact team initiated their games at another complex and then gradually entered the present stadium till today. Following a tragedy that struck Canadian soccer league, The Impact became a dominant club in the American Professional Soccer League.
Being the outstanding soccer team in Montreal, The impact also faced challenges by its rival partners from the city. But with every contest with the rivals, the confidence level in facing challenges of playing under pressure strengthens a lot.
Surprising as it may sound to folks, Montreal Impact also operated an indoor team with many players that were a part of the team since its early play time. The intelligence level was high, as the team also took pre-cautionary measures by setting up a reserve team who would play in the Canadian Soccer League.
While approaching the end of the year2007, rumor was spread about a possible contract move by them to actually take to the Major League Soccer and bring a rise in the soccer graph by suggesting to head towards the North American League.
If such a happening took place where The Impacts would be allowed entry into the Major League Soccer, Montreal Impact would be rated as the second Canadian franchise of the league followed by the Toronto soccer team.
The impacts were a team par excellence who claimed league title by their sheer hard work and immense practicing on the field regardless of the weather conditions that could be a cause of failure to win a match. Montreal Impact being a striker initially did face hard ships by their un inspiring acts.
Once they started off with facing disappointments by showing inefficient performance in the first year. Following the saying to try and try again, after their lackluster first year there was no stopping for the team towards success. As in the year 2004, Montreal Impact defeated different soccer teams who were supposedly un beatable.
The impact finally finished first in the A-Leagues Eastern Conference. And to their utter surprise, The Impact fame attracted more and more people who were now keen in watching the Impact team performing live in the stadium.
The team now bore in a lot of soccer lovers into the stadium which once upon a time bore a half barren look because of the presentation of the team.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Julio Teheran's bid to win the fifth spot in Atlanta's rotation was strengthened as he allowed Detroit one run in four innings of Thursday night's 9-2 loss to the Tigers at Champion Stadium. Using his much-improved two-seam fastball and a slider that looks like a hard curveball, the 22-year-old right-hander recorded five strikeouts and surrendered three hits.
"My two-seamer is working better now," Teheran said. "All my pitches were working good. But I've got more confidence in my two-seamer now."
While compiling a 5.08 ERA in 26 starts with Triple-A Gwinnett last year, Teheran's fastball selection primarily consisted of the four-seam variety. Teheran complied with the Braves' request for him to begin working on the sinking two-seamer -- a pitch with which he gained comfort during his successful stint in the Dominican Winter League.
"He added another little twist running [the two-seamer] in on the left-handed hitters and then brought it back over the plate," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "I hadn't seen that from him before. But you see signs of the kid getting advanced."
Teheran retired nine of the first 10 batters he faced on Thursday. He surrendered a leadoff single to begin the fourth inning and then committed a balk that put Brennan Boesch in position to score on Prince Fielder's opposite-field single that beat Atlanta's defensive shift.
Through his first nine innings of the Grapefruit League season, Teheran has surrendered four hits, allowed two runs and recorded 12 strikeouts.
"His [two-seamer] is really moving down and he's got the power four-seam fastball that he can punch out a guy with up in the strike zone," Gonzalez said. "If those two pitches come along with the breaking balls, he's going to be a force to be reckoned with. He's gotten better and better each time out."
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Police have praised a neighbour's actions after they rescued a 93-year-old Trowbridge man who was left stuck in his bath for more than a day.
Officers had to break into the house in Boundary Walk, at 4.30pm on Saturday, where they found the frail man stuck in his bath after a number of failed attempts to get out.
A neighbour called the police after noticing the man's curtains hadn't been opened and his post was sticking out of his front door.
PC Amy Hardman and PCSO Vicky Huntley, based at Trowbridge Police Station, went to the man's house and after failing to get an answer, when they knocked on the door, they called for an armed response officer to force entry to the property.
They found the man sitting naked in a drained bath. They helped him out, covered him with blankets and called for an ambulance who took him to Royal United Hospital, Bath, where he remains under precautionary observations.
PC Amy Hardman said: "The difficulty that his neighbours had was that the gentleman tends to keep himself to himself anyway so they weren't sure if anything was wrong or not. We made enquiries with hospitals and the man's family and decided to force entry.
"The man was a bit shocked that there were police officers in his house and had accepted that he'd got stuck and couldn't get out.
"We are grateful that the neighbour was vigilant as I have no doubt we'd have been attending a death a few days down the line otherwise."
The neighbour didn't want to be named but said: "I'd got very concerned for his wellbeing and did what anyone would have done in those circumstances. I'm just glad he's okay."
Sgt Jim Suter called on more people in the town to be vigilant of their elderly and vulnerable neighbours.
He said: "This is a perfect example of neighbours looking out for each other. I'd ask for everyone who lives near people, who might be considered to be vulnerable, to keep an eye out for them whenever possible."
Boundary Walk is in Wiltshire and Trowbridge Town Councillor Jeff Osborn's ward and he was full of praise for the observant neighbour.
Cllr Osborn said: "I think this shows the great community spirit with have and I'd ask everyone to keep an eye out for your frail neighbours."


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