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I just want to buy a Drying Rack
Pros: The site appears to have them
Cons: I cannot order one
Pros: The site appears to have them
Cons: I cannot order one
Pros: everything
Cons: none
Pros: It goes up (out of the way), cost effective
Cons: you probably require additional hardware to hang this.
Pros: Large. Easy. Easy to store. Price is great
Cons: Ikea won't ship this item
" i don't like this process at all I just want to order the clothes rack " --brianamarie
" I love this rack. I bought my first one many years ago, and used it often. A couple of years at the beach finally took its toll on the finish, but I recall the price being very close to what I paid for my new one. I also bought these cute "octopus hangers" to hand from the rack and clip up to 8 pair of socks for drying.I am the least "green" person you would ever know; but I am frugal. This..." --Dorshan1
"Hi,I just wanted to share my experience with a product that I bought a few weeks ago that is great for the environment and also save you money. It's a drying rack that you can use all year to air dry your clothes. It attaches to the ceiling and let you dry your clothes by pulling them and hanging near the ceiling. It doesn't take any floor space and I have mine installed in a laundry room..." --ctaylor
" I bought my rotary last spring. Don't let the price scare you. You get what you pay for . . . have you seen the real cheap ones at Lowes or Home Depot? They will not last and you will be sorry you bought and inferior brand. This Rotary is very well made and very high quality. For as funny as it sounds, I was so excited to begin my new venture in line drying. I have always used a dryer and only..." --Louise777
" I bought one of these, took it home, put the ground sleeve in the ground in cement.... and then found that the brackets that hold the arms onto the pole and to each other are made of plastic!! Two of these were broken when I took of the plastic cover - they look like metal, but they're thin plastic. I took it back to Home Depot, which refunded my money, and will never buy a Whitney product..." --MNuser
" I've used this in my bathroom for drying most of my clothes. It saves space, is convenient to use & easily pulls up against the ceiling & out of the way. My bathroom has high ceilings. I wouldn't use this if my ceiling was of an average height. Molly bolts worked for about 5 years, then I moved it to the basement to bolt directly into some studs. The molly bolts worked but became loose..." --HaCrombie
" Drying your laundry on a clothes line and not in a gas or electric dryer is 100% Green. This is one possible options. I have 5 or these; 3 older style which have metal rods (no clothes line) and 2 newer style which is a metal frame with the clothes line. I much prefer the newer style because the clothes pins stay on the clothes line better then they stay on the metal..." --frankflynn
"I love to save energy by hanging my clothes out to dry. I used to use a line in the yard but in Seattle you never know if your clothes will dry or get rained on. I researched other indoor solutions to drying my clothes but i realized that all of them either tip over easy, require too much floor space, or some sort of permanent mount. This window mountable rack is surprisingly strong, it easily..." --windowdry
"Overall this is a great rack. The rods are all metal which makes it quite sturdy. The width of the rods also reduces wrinkling. As mentioned in the "pros" section, the red clips also make drying socks, underwear, and other small items really easy. The design of the rods also makes hanging clothes really easy since you can slip them on from the side. The biggest downside to this rack is that it..." --ChelseaH
"As the owner of the Green Breeze I feel it is important that I also own the products I sell. I bought this model because my mom had one for years and has been so happy with it. I find it to be very sturdy, light to handle and it stays clean with the extra flaps covering the lines. When it's closed up it looks nice and if I just have a couple of things to hang I can also use the additional line..." --TheGreenBreeze


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This year's City Hall Class of 2013 has one of the biggest freshmen contingents ever, with eight new council members and three new citywide officers, meaning the 100-day mark for them stands as a bigger measuring point that it has most for most classes around this time of year.
For some, the start of their first term has meant revisiting policies and procedures of their predecessors in an attempt to find new and better ways of doing things. For others, it has meant fulfilling campaign promises.
Since taking over, City Attorney Mike Feuer has reorganized the functions of his office, creating separate branches to deal with municipal law, proprietary departments and risk management in an effort to reduce the number of lawsuits filed against the city.
"We have done a lot, but there is more we can do," Feuer said, adding he also is stepping up efforts to deal with gun violence.
Part of that is changing how gang injunctions are issued, allowing for a sunset clause for young people who take steps to get out of gangs.
Much of his time has also been filled meeting with his own staff, community members and other elected officials.
"I feel we need to restore confidence in the community we serve and that includes other city offices," Feuer said.
Controller Ron Galperin, the only official elected this year who came from private industry, said he was surprised at how far behind the city is technologically.
"What we have to do is stop thinking of this as an expense, but look at it as an investment," Galperin said. "We could be saving money and time if we took advantage of what is out there."
As an example, he cited the lack of comprehensive WiFi access in City Hall.
"It's not that technology will cure all that ails us in the city, but it will help us do our job," Galperin said.
Adding WiFi service in his office has reduced the amount of time it takes to download reports, to exchange information and to have access from outside City Hall.
And, Galperin notes he has taken some actions to get around the City Hall bureaucracy to improve computer operations in his office.
Patting his personal laptop sitting on his desk, Galperin said, "This is better than anything the city has available for us. I keep thinking about what (former Mayor) Dick Riordan used to say. It's easier to get forgiveness than permission."
If Galperin has a kindred spirit at City Hall, it is Councilman Bob Blumenfield, who was elected to the West Valley's 3rd District after cutting short his time in the state Assembly to run for the council seat.
The soft-spoken Blumenfield has been actively pushing a technology agenda, from a free citywide WiFi initiative to using Internet chat rooms to give the public greater access and participation in hearings on policy matters.
"I know about the cost studies to have citywide WiFi, but it is a new economy out there," Blumenfield said. "We have the infrastructure the companies need to install WiFi, with our light poles and traffic signals.
"That's worth a lot of money to them and I think we can arrange a system where we can provide WiFi throughout the city and close the digital divide."
The Internet companies benefit by being able to upgrade accounts and the city benefits by being able to bill itself as a WiFi city, he said.
Also, Blumenfield said, with the Los Angeles Unified School District allocating iPads to students, citywide WiFi means that students will be able to study at home with the devices.
"I've been a bit of a techno-phile for a long time," Blumenfield said, pointing to state legislation allowing for digital textbooks and putting state services online. "I want to look to see what we can do at the city level to put more services online."
Councilman Felipe Fuentes in the central Valley's 7th Council District, who had served six years in the state Assembly, also has had extensive City Hall experience, working as an aide to former Mayor James Hahn and former Councilman Alex Padilla.
He has spent the first 100 days of his four-year term time assessing what people in his district want and looking at the needs of the area.
"In that sense, I've never stopped campaigning," Fuentes said. "I had my own list of priorities, but I wanted to hear from the community on what they wanted. I have gone to more than 50 community meetings and I hold office hours in the district every other Monday."
One result of those tours was a recent motion he proposed to try to clear the Tujunga Wash of a homeless camp.
Fuentes sponsored a fair that included representatives from some two dozen groups to provide help for the homeless in the camp.
Fuentes also wants to address long-term issues and pass the concerns along at City Hall.
"One of the things that I've noticed has changed is the committee process," Fuentes said. "I want to bring it back to where we have a more robust examination of issues instead of passing them on."
Councilman Mike Bonin, in the 11th Council District on the Westside, which includes Los Angeles International Airport, couldn't wait to take office and begin holding community meetings even before he took over for his boss, former Councilman Bill Rosendahl.
After a recent incident in which a transient drove into a sidewalk restaurant in Venice and killed an Italian tourist, Bonin took steps to have blockades installed.
He also offered a motion to stop the city's practice of ticketing vehicles parked at broken meters and asked that firefighters receive iPads. Bonin is working to promote the location of technology companies in his district and he has tackled a variety of transportation issues. He makes it a point to take public transportation to City Hall at least once a week.
Councilman Mitch O'Farrell, who had been an aide to then-Councilman Eric Garcetti in Hollywood's 13th District before being elected to succeed him, said he is trying to understand the issues in his district.
"I am getting into the rhythm of being a council member," O'Farrell said. "The commitment is the same, but being the decision-maker, the person in the chair is the big difference."

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President Obama downplayed his foreign roots while on the campaign trail. Now his African heritage, and multi-ethnic family are part of the presidential narrative. Mr.Obama doesn't appear to have family in Sudan. But that doesn't mean people there aren't claiming him for their own. Some are even borrowing his name to drum up a little business. Heba Aly has the story
Aly: In a suburb of Khartoum, a big, professional-looking sign marks the Barack Obama Salon. It has the new president's picture and his name written in Arabic.
Inside, the walls are painted deep yellow. A TV plays an American show as a barber shaves a client's head. Yassir Yagoob is the owner's brother.
Yagoob: "We opened the day after Obama was elected, Yagoob says. As soon as the results came out, we brought out the sign with his picture and hung it up. For the president of America to be an African is an amazing thing. We're proud. Not just as Sudanese, but as Africans."
Aly: Not only are they proud, but they have high hopes too.
Yagoob: "The most important thing, Yagoob says, is for Obama to bring peace to the Middle East. I hope Obama creates peace in Gaza, Afghanistan and Iraq and to help bring peace to Sudan, Darfur."
Aly: A Sudanese flag and a picture of Obama are taped to the wall. One barber wears an Obama t-shirt. A n other, Nizar Mohammed Ahmed, describes the Obama special.
Ahmed: "A lot of people wanted something of Obama. We made a haircut and called it Obama. In a day, 10, 15, 20 people come from far away places looking for the Obama haircut. It's a beautiful haircut. It looks just like Obama's cut. It's very normal. Short near the ears and a little more on top."
Aly: The barbers here say just the name has brought in new business. Some come in for a shave just because they see the sign. People driving by on the bus stick their hands out the window and cheer. But the Sudanese government isn't quite so enthusiastic about the new president.
Yassir Yagoob outside the Barack Obama SalonYassir Yagoob outside the Barack Obama Salon
Aly: Analysts say Khartoum had been hoping for a Republican administration. The perception was that Democrats would be tougher on the issue of the conflict in Darfur. Still there are signs that even the government sees hope in President Obama's message of change. Ali Sadig is a spokesman for the Foreign Affairs Ministry. When Obama was first elected, he said he was optimistic.
Sadig: "We believe that the democrats are calling for change and we would like this change also to reflect on the foreign policy of the United States."
Aly: Back at the barbershop, Yagoob hopes his shop can contribute.
Yagoob: "God Willing, our sign and our little store can fix the relations between Sudan and America. God Willing, he says. These small things sometimes have a big impact."
Aly: For the World, I'm Heba Aly in Khartoum, Sudan


text: Newscientist.com Does a tweet designed to trigger seizures count as assault? Did a Trump supporter commit assault via Twitter?Jeff Swensen/Getty ImagesBy Elizabeth E. JohSocial media raises tricky questions that judges are beginning to try to answer. It has been found possible to violate a restraining order by becoming an unwanted Instagram follower, or liking or tagging a Facebook post. In another instance, a US plaintiff... #tweet #assault #eichenwald Tweet Source: www.newscientist.com Read More


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Will Smith, wife Jada Pinkett Smith, their two children – Jaden, 11, and Willow, 9 – along with Will's son Trey, 17, and Jackie Chan rocked the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of The Karate Kid at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood, Calif. on Monday (June 7).
Jaden, who stars as the karate kid, was dressed in a Michael Jackson-inspired red leather jacket. Little sister Willow rocked a mohawk and animal prints.
Will said that they are proud of Jaden's discipline and performance in the remake of the popular '80s film.
We're very excited, we think he did a brilliant job. We're happy that he's a disciplined man and I think people are going to love this movie."


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Event co-hostess and actress Angela Bassett [left] narrates the runway walk of More model search finalist Paula O'Connor, who went on to win a Wilhemina modeling contract as a runner-up
Never let it be said that women over 40 lose touch with some of the hottest issues of the day: STDs were just one of the torrid topics we overheard being discussed by women our mom's age at the opulent More/Wilhemina 40+ Model Search event Tuesday at Cipriani 42nd Street. In addition to a ridiculous number of lobster salad-stocked buffet stations, the sprawling space housed a proper catwalk on which the 10 40+ candidates for three Wilhemina modeling contracts strutted their mature stuff.
Women of all ages love lobster
Clad in Carmen Marc Valvo, the women paraded their looks as they were described to the crowd by event co-hostess, actress Angela Bassett, in dulcet tones. More editor-in-chief Peggy Northrop introduced Bassett to the crowd, citing her as "someone our readers adore for her amazing arms," among other qualities (in a strapless gown, Bassett didn't disappoint). For her part, Bassett came off as an aging enthusiast: "I love my 40s. You just don't have to work so hard to be confident." Too bad the woman behind us, hollering into her cellphone, "Just so you know, we service the money people," didn't take that one more to heart.
For the record: This blue walker [left] was the only one we saw all night


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HHPR Assistant Professor Killed in Auto AccidentJune 22, 2009
Contact: Jill Scoggins, Office of Media Communications, (254) 710-1964
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The Baylor Family is mourning the loss of Burna Frank "Burnie" Battles, assistant professor of health, human performance and recreation, who died June 20 in an automobile accident.
According to news reports, the accident occurred on U.S. Highway 84 at 3:35 p.m., Saturday about 11 miles east of Gatesville in Coryell County. Battles was 68.
Battles attended Kilgore College and earned his bachelor's degree from Baylor in 1965 and master of science in education degree from Baylor in 1966. He was on faculty of the School of Education faculty for 42 years and taught a number of courses throughout his career, including recreational leadership, first aid, water safety, racquetball, outdoor education and others. He served on the advisory board and was a teaching associate of the Outdoor Adventure Living and Learning Center at Baylor, an LLC in North Village created in 2006. He also participated with Baylor's University for Young People program.
As news of the accident became available online, posters shared their thoughts about Battles' life and work. "He was a great teacher and encourager," wrote one. "Burnie was the most positive person I have ever met. He always had a cheerful word to give and a smile to share. Hundreds of students at Baylor have blessed to have him as a teacher," wrote another.
Dr. Jon Engelhardt, dean of the School of Education, said Battles was a "very affirming person. It seemed he never met a person he didn't like. He was positive about people and excited about life. Burnie also loved to talk about taking elementary school-age children on cave exploration trips - he was an expert in spelunking. He got such joy out of taking children on their very first experience in cave exploration and being able to give that experience to them. That came from his love of teaching. He truly embodied Baylor's commitment to teaching. He loved his students and made great contributions as a teacher."
Dr. Dale Connally, associate professor of HHPR and the director of the recreation and leisure services division, was Battles' student at Baylor during Connally's freshman year in the fall of 1979. "For the last 30 years he's been my teacher, mentor, friend and colleague," Connally said. "Burnie was quintessential Baylor -- he loved God, his family, students and colleagues. He modeled sacrificial love for us, all the while proudly clad in Green and Gold."
Battles is survived by his wife Mary Helen Battles, who he met when both were Baylor students; his three children, Aaron Battles and wife Amy; Chrissy Hopper and husband Heath; and Jay Battles and wife Eliza; his sister, Elaine Easterling and husband Bill; his brother, Fred Battles; and four grandchildren, Austin Battles, Allie Battles, Caden Hopper and Burnie Adam Battles.
Services are set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Seventh and James Baptist Church in Waco. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey, 6101 Bosque Blvd. A memorial guestbook and more information can be found at www.wilkirsonhatchbailey.com.
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I read Life Doesn't Frighten Me by Maya Angelou this winter with both the Kindergarteners and LE. The poem was illustrated with paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat. We talked about Basquiat's style and used oil pastel, chalk pastel, and bold paint
Here's some documentation of a LE winter project. We read "The Big Orange Splot" by Daniel Pinkwater – a story about expressing individuality and a diverse community – and made dream houses inspired by the story.
They squeezed lemons and limes over the apples and Sara told us that when the apples turn brown, they say "We have too much air!".


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Download Basketball Hustle apk 1.0.0 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Gustavo Bocalandro in Arcade | Feb. 25, 2013 | 0 Comments
Apk file size: 8.8 MB
Grab the regular balls and don't let them fall, and avoid all the fireballs. Each level will increase the number of balls you have to catch and the spped they are falling down.
A great game to compete with you friend and to beat your own score each time.
Further versions will improve graphics, sounds and will add a high score table to be able to imput your name.
Please write a nice review (thinking that this is the first game I ever made) and let me know of any improvements you would add, so I can work on them.
Gustavo Bocalandro part of our Arcade and have average installs from 100 to 500. Last Update Feb. 25, 2013. Google play rating is 86.6667. Current verison is 1.0.0. Actual size 8.8 MB.


text: On Mon, Mar 02, 2009 at 10:02:58PM +0000, Duncan Coutts wrote: > This problem could probably be fixed by adjusting the definition of > getStdRandom like: > > getStdRandom :: (StdGen -> (a,StdGen)) -> IO a > getStdRandom f = atomicModifyIORef theStdGen $! (swap . f) > where swap (v,g) = g `seq` (g,v) > > Though even that may not do it. The StdGen data and stdNext functions > may not be strict enough. > > data StdGen = StdGen Int32 Int32 > > It's not strict in the Int32 fields. I doubt that it needs to be so > lazy. If I was right a few years ago, making getStdRandom more strict is indeed enough, although it does change the behaviour of x <- randomRIO undefined which probably noone cares about anyway. There is also already a ticket for this and another problem: http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/427 Groeten, Remi


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The Week Ahead: Durable goods report set for Monday
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- U.S. Commerce Department to release durable goods for December.
- National Association of Realtors will report on pending home sales index for December.
- Standard & Poor�s will release its S&P/Case-Shiller index of home prices for November.
- The Conference Board will unveil its Consumer Confidence Index for January.
- Federal Reserve policymakers will begin a two-day meeting to set interest rates.
- Commerce Department will report on fourth-quarter gross domestic product statistics.
- Federal Reserve is expected to release a statement on interest rates at 2:15 p.m. Eastern Time.
- U.S. Labor Department will report its weekly jobless claims tally.
- Freddie Mac will release weekly mortgage rates.
- Commerce Department will report on personal income and spending for December.
- Labor Department will release the fourth-quarter employment cost index.
- Germany will report on its January unemployment figures.
- Labor Department will report on employment data for January.
- Institute for Supply Management will debut its manufacturing index for January.
- Commerce Department will report on construction spending for December.
- U.S. automakers will release vehicle sales figures for January.
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Bump Cabin Fever 2 (No DJ), the latest mixtape from Wiz Khalifa, which dropped on Thursday, November 1st, 2012. Wiz Khalifa's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Cabin Fever 2 (No DJ) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Wiz Khalifa stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.
These artists are featured on the mixtape: Problem, Iamsu!, Menace, Juicy J, Problem J.R. Donato, Juicy, Chevy Woods, Lavish, French Montana.
Can you dig it?
Have you heard Wiz Khalifa's Bout Me, featuring Problem and Iamsu!?
If you're feeling this, make sure to hit up Wiz Khalifa's profile page for the latest info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Check out Wiz Khalifa's Facebook and Twitter.
01. Bout Me Feat. Problem and Iamsu!
02. Fucc Shit Feat. Menace
03. MIA Feat. Juicy J
04. Pacc Talk Feat. Juicy J and Problem
05. Ridin Round Feat. Juicy J
06. Smokin Drink Feat. Problem
07. Stu Feat. Juicy J
08. Bout That
09. I'm Feelin Feat. Problem J.R. Donato and Juicy
10. Deep Sleep
11. 100 Bottles Feat. Problem
12. Thuggin Feat. Chevy Woods and Lavish
13. Tweak Is Heavy
14. Nothin Like The Rest Feat. French Montana


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Written on: 11/05/2003 by noobkilaz. (1 review written)
Good Points
my goods point are first of multiplay over the internet because is so exiting and addicting.
Bad Points
my bad point is that they havent made this game for playstation2.
General Comments
I love this game because is fun entertaining and strategig, u really have to think before u make a move especially online where is a whole different ballgame because the computer is not even close to being as hard as a human player, i realized that the first time i played online because i thought i was good, but i had to learn a lot more in order to ever win online.


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Atmos Raising Rates In Amarillo Just In Time For Winter
It's the most abundant source of energy in the state but that isn't stopping Atmos Energy from bringing in an extra 7.3% in revenue out of your pocket.
No, the gas doesn't heat any better, it will only cost more.
Thanks to the Texas Railroad Commission's approval of the rate hike you could be paying around $3.24 per month, starting this month on your bill.
There are all sorts of reasons given for the rate hike but all them amount to basically Atmos wanting more money. It's nice when you have a monopoly in town.


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Rovio is best known for the avian antics of its popular Angry Birds, but Amazing Alex is proof that the software developer is more than a one-trick pony. This adventure puzzle game for Android smartphones and tablets is every bit as addictive as hanging out with Black Bird, Yellow Bird, Big Brother Bird et al, if less groundbreaking.
Amazing Alex isn't about to reach the dizzying heights of success of Rovio's Angry Birds, particularly given the limited amount of gameplay available in the free version, but you could easily lose whole train journeys interacting with the various toys stored in this little boy's house. See Best Anroid Apps.
Although the concept of the game itself is different, the interface borrows heavily from that of Angry Birds - you'll find the same restart, menu and sound on/off icons, and an identical level structure in which each task is grouped into a larger set. In familiar Rovio fashion, up to three stars are awarded - but these depend on how many stars you collect in the level itself, rather than how highly you score. See Android Advisor.
Only the first group, The Classroom, is unlocked in Amazing Alex Free, which offers 16 levels. There's not enough in the free version to keep you playing, but it serves as a decent demo to help you work out whether you want to pay 64p for the full game. Unlocked, Amazing Alex offers 100 levels across four locations.
As in Angry Birds, the first few levels are ridiculously easy: you simply have to correctly position a wooden bench, book, box, balloon or pair of scissors to create a chain reaction that will, for example, land a football in a basket when it's rolled toward it, or pop a balloon let off in the direction of a pair of scissors.
You don't even need to work out where to put the items in the first eight levels, since the area is highlighted onscreen with a dotted outline. You must work out the correct positioning for yourself thereafter, but there's nothing here that will cause too much head-scratching. In some cases, there may be more than one possible solution. Each level you complete unlocks the next three levels in any case, so if you do get stuck on one you can move on to the next.
Amazing Alex Free: Specs
- Android 2.1 or later
- 22MB storage
- Android 2.1 or later
- 22MB storage
Amazing Alex Free doesn't offer enough action to keep you entertained, but the full version costs only 64p and offers 100 levels. Rovio hasn't got another Angry Birds on its hands here, but it has developed yet another instantly addictive timewaster, suitable for all ages.


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Use of Mugabe toilet brings short-lived relief
When the call of nature comes, it cannot always be denied. Few have answered it in such an unfortunate fashion as Alois Mabhunu.
While on duty at a trade fair, the Zimbabwean police sergeant simply could not hold on and allegedly dashed to the nearest toilet, disastrously, as it transpired, a toilet specially reserved for President Robert Mugabe.
Mabhunu's relief was thus short-lived. He was arrested and languished in jail for two weeks on suspicion of invading the presidential privy. The incident happened at the annual Zimbabwe international trade fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo, according to local radio station VOP.
Under the headline "Never Use Toilet Reserved For President!" VOP's website reported that Mabhunu was on duty at the ZITF grounds during the fair's official opening by Mugabe and Jean-Louis Ekra, the president of Afreximbank.
"Mabhunu, due to the call of nature, rushed to the toilets reserved for Mugabe and his guest, Ekra, but was stopped by other officers guarding the toilets," VOP said.
"Under intense pressure, the officer forced his way in and managed to relieve himself. He was arrested the following day, on May 7, after a report was made to Mugabe's security men."
Mabhunu, a murder detective, is in police detention at barracks on the outskirts of Bulawayo. Beatrice Mtetwa, one of Zimbabwe's leading human rights lawyers, has challenged the legality of the case against him.
"There has to be a law saying the toilet is the president's, but this was a public one," she said. "They will have had to issue a proclamation in the Government Gazette specifying it. I bet they didn't do that."
Mugabe's personal space and reputation as father of the independent nation is fiercely protected. Several motorists are said to have been assaulted by his security personnel for not giving way to the presidential motorcade.
Douglas Mwonzora, a leading member of the Movement for Democratic Change, was standing in court in March waiting for a magistrate to arrive, when he looked at a portrait of Mugabe and said: "How are you, father? How is your health?" There was mirth in the courtroom, but police subsequently charged Mwonzora with insulting the president, an offence punishable by up to a year in prison.
Another man will go on trial next month charged with posting an offensive message on Facebook. Vikas Mavhudzi allegedly wrote on Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's "wall": "What happened in Egypt is sending shockwaves to all dictators around the world. No weapon but unity of purpose. Worth emulating, hey?"—


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SBIII: It doesn't even have a first name, it just says BrooklynBound!
FF2: The guy's either going think 'here's another guy with a fake ID', or here's BrooklynBound, 25 year old Hawaiian organ donor. Okay? So what's it gonna be?
BrooklynBound: [grinning] I am BrooklynBound.
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Q I recently had to fly to Northern Ireland. My travel agency booked me on British Airways, arriving at 10 a.m. in one terminal and connecting to a flight at 11:15 a.m. in another. I made it with seconds to spare. On the return trip, the flight was 30 minutes late leaving, ran into air traffic upon arrival, and I missed the connection. The travel agency said the airlines set the times, and I've contacted British Airways and am awaiting a reply. Meanwhile, I'll avoid Heathrow in the future. Is there anything that could have been done about this?
A Short of avoiding every major airport, including London's Heathrow, a consumer's best bet is to fly nonstop or to be skeptical of short connecting windows if travels are routed through major airports.
Isn't that someone else's job? Yes, said the International Air Transport Association, an airline trade group.
"Official MCT (minimum connect time) intervals (defined as the shortest time required to transfer a passenger and his luggage from one flight to a connecting flight) are determined by the airport's local MCT group, which consists of scheduled airlines and railways serving an airport or, if there is no such group, by the airport operating committee," said Perry Flint, an association spokesman.
Airlines can ask for exceptions, Flint said, adding, "It is the airline's responsibility to set realistic connecting times."
A busy airport can mean time troubles, said Rick Seaney, co-founder of FareCompare.com, an air travel analyst. That doesn't necessarily mean you'll get tripped up in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, Denver, Beijing, Charlotte, N.C., Las Vegas, Houston and Paris — the top 10 busiest airports in terms of aircraft in 2012, according to the Airports Council International, but it should be a big, fat red flag. Likewise, be aware that the list of top 10 airports based on passenger counts has some old favorites — Atlanta, Beijing, Chicago, Los Angeles, Paris and Dallas, but also London, Tokyo, Jakarta and Dubai.
Know too that weather can often hamper an airport's ability to move you through. Connecting flights can be significantly less expensive, which is appealing to me, but I automatically cross off any flight that connects in Chicago, Dallas or Houston in seasons in which meteorological extremes may occur, and I nix any connecting flight to anywhere during the holidays.
Nonstop may be more expensive, but if you must be there, a nonstop (not to be confused with direct, which does have a stop but no change of plane and thus can be a problem) lessens at least one factor.
So trust your instincts and pay attention to your comfort zone and book (or have your travel agent book) flights that have longer connect times. There are worse things than spending a couple of extra hours in an airport, including spending the night there.
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Les' cough up the cash.
The ball is in Mark Hughes court. Is he prepared to draw a line in the sand with Joleon Lescott? I think what gets overlooked in all this is a manager's ability to assess the true value of a player. Having loads of money can skew that. Maybe Moyes can stir up that "wait a minute" moment.
However, Lescott is certainly not £30m worth. Nemanja Vidic is £30 or more. Lescott is at tops £20m. Hughes might not want to go for him at that price as he seemed pretty satisfied with how the defense handled his former club. If he does, and many stranger things have happened, then Moyes is not just getting rid of a player who is souring the club with his attitude but also enriching his club beyond measure.
But this is a test for Lescott too. If City walks away from the deal, Moyes can take the player down a peg or two. It is an Adebayor sort of situation where it will ultimately be his performance and his interaction with fans that will decide his future at Everton.
At this point those who disparage Moyes should remember that this is the manager who put together an Everton squad at little cost but manages to challenge the big four every year. They have gotten off to a very bad start but if there is a manager who can make this hangover disappear it is Moyes. If Lescott goes, Moyes can target less pricey players, possibly Matthew Upson or Steven Taylor.
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I have the operating system win 7 professional 64 bit but it quit assigning drive letters. I can see the drives (usb flash memory or usb hard drives) in the disk managment and assign a drive letter sucessfully. I cannot figure out what changed and now my laptop will not assign any drive letters to my external drives automatically. Helpful suggestions???
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Could someone please respond to Post 11 of mine in this thread? This is the question I had been going to ask.
Thanks in advance!
Sorry for chiming in. I am not a teacher.
Children aged 6, 7, 8.His research found that children ages 6 to 18 contribute 12 percent of all household labor.
I look forward to learning your comments. Thank you!
Could someone please respond to Post 11 of mine in this thread? This is the question I had been going to ask.
Thanks in advance!
Children aged 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18.His research found that children ages 6 to 18 contribute 12 percent of all household labor.
I would read "between" as meaning all the ages from x through to y.
Thank you for your response.
That sentence is of ambiguity, isn't it? From the context, I can judge that refers to all ages which are limited.
If without any context, the structure is "beween...and...", I have to judge that it refers to just 2 ages. My former teacher told us "between" ususally is applied to refer to two persons/items/groups, etc.
If "and" is replaced with "to", I think it makes more sense. eg. The kids aged between 7 to 18. Or how do I say, if I just want to refer to the two ages--7, 18.
Actually, I think 'between' is an ambiguous word here, even grammatically wrong. Why don't we say:
1) children aged 7 to 18
2) chlidren ranged from 7 to 18
I'd like to learn more about your opinion on this. Thanks in advance.
You're very helpful. I'm clear except for the following question.
If my memory serves me right, our teacher taught us the difference between 'among' and 'between' as below.
#1 She is tallest among the three girls.
#2 She is tallest between the three girls.
Since 'between' can be applied to more than 2 people or things, I am wondering whether my teacher was wrong or not. Thank you!
Your teacher was right.
However, there are exceptions where between is preferable:
-when speaking about a relationship involving two or more parties:A contest between Britain, Germany and France.-when describing the position of something:The house lies between the highway, the river and the railway.
Thank you for your reply. My teacher mentioned and explained this too.
# 1 China is located between Mongolia, North Korea and Vietnam.
Explain: China borders these three countries respectively.
China borders Mongolia;
China borders North Korea;
China borders Vietnam.
# 2 China is located among Mongolia, North Korea and Vietnam.
# 3 a contest between Britain, Germany and France, which focuses the relationship as below.
a contest between Britain and Germany;
a contest between Britain and France;
a contest between Germany and France.
Thus, 'between' focuses on the relationship of each of two persons and things, though it is applied to more than 2 of that.
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OSHAWA - The playing field is about to level for Matt Frattin.
But the 23-year-old Maple Leafs freshman couldnt have had a better send-off to training camp as he played in all situations and shone in a 4-3 Leafs loss to the Ottawa Senators in the rookie tournament closer at the General Motors Centre.
He clearly showed some of what he can do and I think he has more to give, said Toronto Marlies coach Dallas Eakins, who was behind the Leafs bench. He didnt fall away. And it looks like he is fairly fit as well, which is encouraging.
Frattin played the point on the power play and one-timed a shot past goalie Robin Lehner late in the second period during a man-advantage. He also killed penalties, and his smarts demonstrated why he should have a good shot at winning a spot on the Leafs roster when camp breaks. He played in one game for the Leafs last season.
I have to carry my confidence on to scrimmages on Saturday, Frattin said. Its a fresh start.
Sondre Olden and Greg McKegg also scored for the Leafs.
Eakins said after the game that every player in the rookie camp has been invited to training camp. Usually, some rookies are sent home when the tournament ends.
In the end my bosses decided to bring every guy here, Eakins said. When you are a draft pick, you know you are going to the main camp. Good on these tryout guys. I am proud of them. They came in and worked their butts off. Now it is special for them to go to an NHL training camp.
Among the players who were on amateur tryouts were forwards Mitchell Heard and Kyle Neuber and defencemen Matt Stanisz, Garrett Clarke, Denny Urban, Dave Cowan and Mike Schwindt.
Theyre going to be playing against big, strong savvy men, Eakins said of the rookies as a whole. Well see what they are made of now.
Said general manager Brian Burke, who spoke briefly to reporters: I think there is a lot of help on the way. I am not sure how close it is yet.
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Goaltender Mark Owuya, for the most part, made a positive impression. The 6-foot-2, 198-pound Swede moves fluidly post-to-post and has a quick glove hand. In the opening shifts, Owuya picked shots by Jakub Culek and Stefan Noesen out of thin air ... Among those at the GM Centre was former Leaf Darcy Tucker, who is now a certified agent working for Carlo Sosa, the man who represented Tucker when he was in the NHL. Believe it or not, I have a player here (Darren Kramer) and ironically he is with Ottawa, Tucker said with a laugh. I went from being retired to certified pretty fast. It has been a real whirlwind. Based in Toronto, Tucker three weeks ago hired another ex-Leaf, Jeff ONeill, to work alongside him. Leafs fans have long memories: Tucker was mobbed by fans during the first-period intermission ... There are more than a few hockey observers who think the rookie tournaments are a waste of time. Some see the fighting that happens at these events as unnecessary, which is true (in fact, fighting in these events should be banned). But no matter how many people may or may not be in the stands, and no matter how many of these players might actually play in the NHL one day, the tournaments are valuable tools for each organization. Im not sure who will (advance from this team to the Leafs), Eakins said. Maybe a Frattin, or a (Jake) Gardiner, or a (Jesse) Blacker. This is the start of it, the process of finding what we are going to have to do with these guys in the future to make them good pros. ... Sub-par performances at rookie tournaments are not always indicators of whats to come. Luke Schenn did not play well at his rookie camp in 2008.
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Not that there was a personal hatchet to bury, but Stuart Percy and Blacker have forgotten about being intense hockey foes last spring. Blackers Owen Sound Attack beat Percys Mississauga St. Michaels Majors in seven games in the Ontario Hockey League final in May. When the Leafs prospects arrived for the teams mini-camp in July, their lockers were beside each other. We introduced ourselves and he was an easy guy to get along with, Percy said. What happens on the ice stays on the ice. Their junior coaches, Mark Reeds and Dave Cameron, now are working together as assistants on the Senators coaching staff ... David Brolls wrist injury, which occurred in the second game, kept him out of the Toronto lineup ... No less than 13 of the players who participated in the tournament for Toronto were drafted by the Leafs, and it would have been 14 had forward Jerry DAmigo not been nursing a back injury, under the watch of director of amateur scouting Dave Morrison. What Im really encouraged to see is the competitiveness, Morrison said. We made a concerted effort here the last few years to get competitors, to draft kids who want to make a difference in a game and play with a lot of heart and passion. What Ive seen with this team is exactly what we hoped we were getting. I like the smattering of skilled players and (those with) a lot of character.


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Toronto native Joey Votto had no idea what he was getting himself into. Standing inside the cramped, even claustrophobia-causing visitors clubhouse at Wrigley Field, the young Reds slugger became the most recent Answer Man subject before kicking off what would turn out to be a very good series for him in Chicago (5-11, 1 HR, 3 doubles, 2 runs 3 RBIs and 1 SB).
The results were sometimes funny and occasionally enlightening, but also awkward. Some "Answer Men" work better than others — count Reds teammate Jay Bruce as someone who enjoyed our discussion — and it usually depends a lot on how the subject rolls with the oddball punches.
So uncomfortable at times was Votto that his feelings were published in a Cincy-area newspaper mere minutes after our interview was over. How much did the '08 NL Rookie of the Year runner-up regret granting an interview to someone from Yahoo! Sports? Read for yourself. I'm including my thoughts in parentheses.
David Brown: So you're in your living room watching the '93 World Series and Joe Carter hits the game-winning home run against Mitch Williams. Did you decide at that moment you wanted to be a baseball player?
Joey Votto: That wasn't the deciding factor for me, it was just a great event for baseball people in Toronto. Obviously I'm on my couch and I jumped up and down like everybody else did, and my parents broke some laws by leaving the house and getting in their car and going downtown and leaving me as an 11- or 12-year old by myself.
DB: Did you lobby to go with?
JV: No, it was a little late.
(C'mon 10-year-old Joey Votto, loosen up. It was before midnight on a Saturday.)
DB: I read that you actually worked at SkyDome when you were a kid.
JV: No.
DB: That's not true?
JV: No.
DB: Have you seen that, a couple places, that you supposedly worked there as a kid?
JV: Somebody mentioned it. Meh, it's not true.
(Stupid Wikipedia! But man, his childhood was far less cool than it seemed before.)
DB: You were born in 1983 — too late to fully enjoy the Willie Upshaw era. Any regrets?
JV: I don't... I don't know very much about Willie.
DB: You're not much of a Blue Jays historian, then?
JV: No, not particularly.
(I sense I'm in trouble.)
DB: Are you familiar with the Mt. Rushmore monument in South Dakota with the presidents' faces sculpted onto the side? If we were to commission something like that for the middle of Saskatchewan, which Canadians would you like to see immortalized?
JV: Oh, it'd be all hockey players. Wayne Gretzky, I'm pretty sure Bobby Orr's Canadian. And Gordie Howe and Patrick Roy.
(OK! Nice list. We're back on track.)
DB: What about Michael J. Fox, Avril Lavigne?
(I wanted to add Fred McGriff, but forgot.)
JV: Yeah, there's tons of examples but if we're going to do a Mt. Rushmore, I think we have to stick to prime ministers [laughs]. People who ran our country.
DB: What about the guy who's running it now, Stephen Harper. You went to the same high school. Is he monument-worthy?
JV: I really couldn't tell you. The biggest Canadian prime minister, if I'm not mistaken, is Pierre Trudeau.
DB: What about that Brian Mulroney?
JV: No, there weren't that many who were into him. ... Or Jean Chrétien would be another we could do.
DB: That's a pretty good list. I've seen where you're not much of a hockey guy compared to the average Canadian. How come?
JV: I was never that interested in it. I played some basketball; I'm more interested in that.
(Don't forget to ask him if he can dunk. ... You're going to totally forget.)
DB: Ever feel like an outsider in your own country?
JV: More now than ever because everybody mentions it, and all the guys on Team Canada [from the World Baseball Classic] are big hockey fans. I follow basketball. That was always one of my passions and enjoyed watching it. I appreciate how athletically gifted those guys are. Just never got into hockey.
DB: Does the fact that it's Toronto Maple Leafs and not "Leaves" bother you?
JV: I don't think it bothers the crazy amount of fans that go to those games and follow that team. No, it doesn't bother me at all.
DB: When I ask you who the Stanley Cup Finals will feature, you'll say...
JV: I don't know. I'd hope, I'd assume, probably, San Jose from the West. And I hope to see Ovechkin in the Finals with the Capitals.
DB: How are you approaching the challenge of beating out Geovany Soto for Sophomore of the Year?
JV: I don't really... I don't really care about that. Geovany's a very good player in his own right and it's his responsibility to be the best catcher he can for the Cubs team. Now, after, my first year I'm strictly concerned with winning and playing my part in getting this team over .500 and eventually into the playoffs.
(Lost him again. Note to self: Should have emphasized that "Sophomore of the Year" is not a real award.)
DB: Despite being a left-handed batter, you have sound numbers against left-handed pitching, knock on wood. Do you consider yourself, like, a right-hander's lefty when a lefty pitches?
JV: It's difficult, it requires a different type of focus. I just do my best to put the ball in play and put it in play where no one's going to make a play on it and hopefully drive some runners in.
DB: Is there one lefty that comes and makes you go, "Aw, come on, not this guy"?
JV: Yeah, he's in the American League now. CC [Sabathia]. I'm really glad he signed that contract with the Yankees.
DB: And now he's out of your hair.
JV: Yeah, it was one of the better days in the off-season for me.
(Back on track! This must be what wrestling a marlin caught while deep-sea fishing is like. I've got you now, Joey Votto!)
DB: Did Canada's WBC team just put too much pressure on itself, with the home field advantage, etc?
JV: Mmm, no. I don't feel that. I just think that we didn't play very good baseball and the other teams — the Italian team played very good, fundamental baseball that day.
DB: Did you think about jumping sides that day? When it looked like it wasn't going Canada's way, heading over to Italy's dugout — which you could do, given your Italian heritage.
JV: No! I think that you're required a mustache to play for Team Italy. I think a lot of those guys grew it just to feel more Italian.
(OK, great answer! Totally in the spirit. Mustaches! We're like kindred souls. Actually, I sense some disconnect between Joey Votts and me. So, it's at this moment I want to interject what Votto told Hal McCoy in the Dayton Daily News.)
JOEY VOTTO granted somebody from Yahoo.com an interview in the clubhouse Tuesday, being polite as usual.
"But the guy started asking me a bunch of strange questions," said Votto. He asked about bowling and mustaches and why didn't Votto play for the Italian team in the World Baseball Classic instead of Canada?
Votto, polite as always, let the guy finish but shook his head later and said, "I was nice to him, polite to him. But I should have shut him down. That was a good learning experience for me."(Just let it be known that it was JOEY VOTTO who mentioned "mustaches" first, not I. He was polite, though I would call it civil more than anything. And if you're wondering "Where's the bowling?!?" just wait a moment.)
DB: You don't see facial hair in your future?
JV: No.
DB: Like a Todd Helton — you've been compared to Todd Helton in other ways — but like a Todd Helton circle beard so people could really get down and compare you guys.
JV: Yeah, right. I'm just going to stick with what got me here, shaving every fourth day.
(He liked his own mustache angle so much, he keeps adding one-liners. Funny!)
DB: Are pasta sauces in Canada mostly mayonnaise-based?
JV: Not... I have no idea. I wouldn't think so.
(Connection... dropped. ... I know! I could reference Votto's love of bowling, which he expressed in another interview.)
DB: Do you think Reds management will cave to your demands and install a bowling alley in the clubhouse?
JV: I never demanded that.
DB: You didn't, but let's say... you did.
JV: But I didn't, though.
(No kidding. Like a second-year player can demand anything, much less a bowling alley. Don't be so literal, Joseph Daniel Votto.)
DB: Yes but, looking at it jokingly, if you were to demand a bowling alley...
JV: Then they wouldn't, for sure [build one].
(Jokingly. You know what that means sometimes, but not others. And this from a guy who admits to owning his own bowling shoes with red flames on them!)
DB: You don't think so?
JV: Absolutely not.
DB: You could make that part of your negotiations.
JV: No chance.
DB: What about a curling alley?
(If you could see Joey's face at this point, he clearly wants me to get out of his life. Can't do it yet. Sorry.)
JV: Heh, definitely not. Too much maintenance.
DB: What's your average?
JV: I don't know.
DB: Could you go on the hustling circuit like Roy Munson?
JV: What's that?
DB: Woody Harrelson in "Kingpin." Guy was a bowling hustler.
JV: Oh, what's my bowling average!
DB: You thought I was asking batting average.
JV: Yeah, I did. Um... maybe 165.
DB: Have you ever gotten close to 300?
JV: 266. It was two years ago.
DB: Which cities have the best alleys? Bowling and otherwise.
JV: I don't know. I've never bowled on the road. Just too busy getting ready for the game.
(Time to rise from the gutter, so to speak, and bring this baby home for all the nice people!)
DB: The plural of Votto. Does it come with an "e" like tomatoes? Or are you more of a potato family?
JV: I would guess potato. Vottos doesn't have an "e."
DB: It's a trick question — potatoes and tomatoes both add the "e."
(No reaction.)
DB: Speaking of Canadian stereotypes, there's a Tim Hortons donut shop about 30 miles outside of Cincinnati. Is that close enough?
JV: I've never been, I had no idea there was one.
DB: It's in Monroe. ... Does that do anything for you whatsoever?
JV: No, not at all [laughs].
(A laugh. Maybe we'll end on an up note?)
DB: When the United States finally goes metric, how much will that benefit your stats?
JV: We'll either be two-thirds or a half of what we were originally. So, not good.
(Great answer! We're going to end on a high, maybe with an embrace, I just know it.)
DB: Typing "Votto" and "Canada" into a certain search engine, it comes up with lottery results first. Do you have a gambling problem?
JV: No. I think there's some sort of "Lotto 6/49" up in Canada.
DB: What does 6/49 mean?
JV: I couldn't tell you.
DB: My favorite Joey Votto picture from last year doesn't even have you in it. It's of what appears to be your extended family gathered outside the Rogers Centre when the Reds went up there to play the Blue Jays.
(I'm taking out a copy of the photo — which includes a lady holding a sign that says "Get Lucky, Play Votto 649.")
DB: Have you seen this?
JV: No. I wasn't there for that.
DB: No, you weren't, but could you confirm that this is your family? Can you identify these people?
JV: No. No, I'd rather not get into it.
DB: All right, Joey, I appreciate your time (about 9 1/2 minutes).
JV: OK, thanks.
(Most. Awkward. Ending. Ever. Did he think I grabbed this photo off his mantel? Votto walked away and summoned Reds PR over for a conversation and then had another talk with Reds beat writer Hal McCoy and perhaps others. That's OK. Now it's all on the record, though I did forget to ask him if he can dunk.)
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He said: "I had a long talk with the new coach. I told him that in the case of a good offer being received, I was keen to leave.
"If there is a good offer, I would like to leave. I have been at Sochaux for ten years and I have given a lot to the club.
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Fire In-Depth is design for students who want to learn more about fire.
- Cultural Interpretations
- Different Ecosystems
- Fire Behavior
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- Fire Classifications
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- Fire Effects Monitoring
- Fire Engines
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- Fireline Construction
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- Historic Fires
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- Incident Command System Levels
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National Park Service Hotshot Crews
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Alpine and Arrowhead Hotshots in 2010 on an assignment at Saguaro National Park in Arizona.
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Interagency Wildland Fire Modules provide skilled and mobile personnel for wildfire or prescribed fire management. Modules are self-contained and range in size from 4 to 10 persons. They travel, carrying all equipment needed to be self sufficient and accomplish their mission. When the nation is in Preparedness Level 4 or 5, modules can be used to support the suppression effort.
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Members of the Cumberland Gap Wildland Fire Module conducting ignitions at Cowpens National Battlefield, South Carolina.
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Helitack crews are specially trained in the tactical and logistical use of helicopters for fire suppression. These crews can be rapidly deployed and are often the first to respond to a wildland fire. Helitack crews are also trained to "rappel" from a hovering helicopter in areas where the terrain or vegetation does not allow the helicopter to land. A primary job for the crew is to load and unload "slings" of equipment and supplies needed for firefighting.
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The National Park Service does not employ smokejumpers, but at times does utilize smokejumpers from other agencies. The U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management are the two agencies that hire smokejumpers.
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There are several bases in the northwestern United States with a total of between 350–400 jumpers. They are split between the United States Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management. Although employed by different agencies and states, during busy years they work closely together throughout the Western United States, from New Mexico to Alaska. Smokejumpers are a national firefighting resource and occasionally used as a 20-person Type I Crew.
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When in TK Maxx I also picked up the coconut bathroom cleaner which I absolutely love. This has made me decide to purchase these products elsewhere at their full recommended retail price, after they are no longer stocked there.
Made in Australia by an ethical company started by a lady, these cleaners are a good option for anyone who has allergies to household chemicals. I have a mild intolerance to strong chemicals due to having the disease ME. At one time this was severe and I could not use any strong cleaners at all, but now it has moderated although I still prefer to use more natural products where possible. That said I still like to do the floors with Dettol or Savlon periodically as well as using this pineapple cleaner. I think this stems from my days as a nurse rather than from necessity though, as keeping surfaces and floors germ free was literally drummed into us in our training. I see this pineapple cleaner very much as a frequent weapon in my armoury of daily products designed to keep my house clean and cared for despite having a trio of rather naughty Persians!
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One of the things I have noticed about all these cleaners is that they are bright colours. This is due to the natural pigments they use from plant based ingredients, and the result is vibrant liquids which I think make cleaning rather fun!
I have also discovered that this works a treat on the car - I use it to wash the bodywork and tyres and it lifts off the dirt really well and rinses clean away leaving no smears or residue on the windows. It also makes an excellent washing up liquid.
In terms of availability I have seen this for sale on EBay and on many ethical websites. Waitrose and Ocado used to stock it but sadly they do not any more. I have seen it on the ethical website www.goecostore.co.uk where you can also purchase a selection pack including the floor, bathroom and multi-purpose cleaner for £10.
The full range of products includes;
Dishwashing Liquid, Glass & Stainless Steel Cleaner, Multi-purpose Spray, Floor Cleaner, Stain Remover, Oven & BBQ Cleaner, Bathroom Cleaner, and Toilet Mint Cleaner.
Final Thoughts
In conclusion I would say this is an excellent product. It smells gorgeous, has multi purpose attributes, and is kind to the environment both in the home and outside. I love the fact that it is safe to use around pets, and that it actually cleans up their mess rather well too! I also love the long lasting fragrance of pineapples and coconuts that lingers in the house after I have used it. Dettol smells like a hospital, this smells like a tropical island!
I am so glad that I spotted this in TK Maxx, and despite the higher price charged elsewhere than I usually spend, I will be re-purchasing this from various sources as it is an excellent alternative to mainstream products.


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PT over at Make actually bought the Spark Fun retro rotary cellphone and has some initial pictures and impressions online. It really is sort of great—I can only imagine the fun of walking into meetings with a ten pound metal-and-bells rotary and clanging in onto the table.
At $400, the Portable Rotary Phone isn't cheap, but since it's in the hands of MAKE, hopefully that portends a cheaper DIY version in the future (although in fairness to Spark Fun, a lot of the GSM components aren't cheap).
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Himachal court questions government on ailing cancer centreMay 30th, 2012 - 9:29 pm ICT by IANS
Shimla, May 30 (IANS) The Himachal Pradesh High Court Wednesday directed the state government to file a reply on why posts of medical physicists and physicist technicians in the regional cancer centre here, of the Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, had not been filled.
The court noted that it was only on account of delay in filling vacancies that the cobalt unit for radiotherapy had not become functional, despite dire need of its services.
A division bench comprising Chief Justices Kurian Joseph and Dharamchand Chaudhary passed the order on the writ petition of Namita Maniktala on non-implementation of the of the National Cancer Control Programme in the state.
The petitioner had requested increase of bed capacity in the hospital, in view of the increasing numbers of patients.
The bench directed the state to clarify whether it had assessed the need for more beds in terms of the larger numbers of patients availing chemotherapy.
"It shall also be clarified that what steps have been taken to implement the National Cancer Control Mission in the state," the bench observed.
The state has been directed to file its reply within a month, and the next hearing has been fixed for July 11.
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By Kevin Rutherford
The Who are gearing up for their 50th anniversary as a band, and to celebrate they're calling on a potentially unlikely source — their fans — to assist in their search for rare, perhaps previously unreleased artifacts from the band's career.
Rolling Stone reports that the band is asking for video and audio footage, bootlegs of live shows, photos and more to be submitted as part of the anniversary celebration.
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