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Bush Promotes Freedom Abroad, Character At Home In Inauguration
Billy Graham Leads Prayer At National Prayer Service For 55th Presidential Inauguration
Colombian Guerrillas Refuse to Return Remains of Murdered Priest
Eritrea: Humanitarian Arrested
Bush Promotes Freedom Abroad, Character At Home In Inauguration
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President George W. Bush called for the United States- supported spread of freedom throughout the world and a strengthening of American character as a product of such liberty in his second inaugural speech Jan. 20. After being sworn in for a second term, Bush said this country's "vital interests and our deepest beliefs" are united in the cause of freedom. As often characterizes the president's major speeches, this one included references to God and religion. Bush grounded the universal rights of mankind in America's belief from its founding that people "bear the image of the Maker of Heaven and earth." He said Americans have confidence freedom will eventually triumph because it is the "permanent hope of mankind," not because it is inevitable or because the United States considers itself a "chosen nation; God moves and chooses as He wills." The president said character is sustained by "the truths of Sinai, the Sermon on the Mount, the words of the Koran, and the varied faiths of our people." His speech reinforced and seemingly elaborated on the policies his administration has followed since the 2001 terrorist attacks -- America must defeat terrorism and promote freedom in the countries where terrorists may thrive in order to be secure. His remarks once again placed his administration and the country on the side of the oppressed. America will use its influence for freedom's sake, Bush said, warning rulers who might oppress their people and promoting reform in other governments.
Billy Graham Leads Prayer At National Prayer Service For 55th Presidential Inauguration
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Veteran evangelist Billy Graham accepted an invitation from the 55th Presidential Inaugural Committee to lead the opening prayer at the National Prayer Service in the National Cathedral for the second inauguration of President George W. Bush. Mr. Graham, 86, has participated in inaugural activities on eight previous occasions in the past four decades and will now tie Chief Justice John Marshall's record of participation in his administration of the oath of office to six presidents in nine ceremonies during the early 1800s. Mr. Graham has been invited to participate in a record 10 inaugurals, but due to a hospitalization a few days before the 54th presidential inauguration in 2001 was unable to fulfill his commitment to lead the invocation at then President-elect Bush's first inauguration. "I have known the Bush family for many years, and have seen how their faith in God has sustained them through some very trying times," he said. "I pray for them daily, and it is a great honor to pray publicly for our president, his family, and our nation as he begins his second term." President Bush credits Graham with inspiring him to reaffirm his faith at age 40, give up drinking and become more self-disciplined.
Colombian Guerrillas Refuse to Return Remains of Murdered Priest
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Guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) remain firm in their refusal to hand over the body of a beloved Roman Catholic priest they abducted, shot and buried last month. Father Francisco Montoya, 33, was kidnapped December 8 while traveling from Quibdó, Chocó, to the village of Nóvita, about 400 miles northeast of Bogota. "He had entered the area without their authorization. They accused him of being an army informant," said Manuel García, Vicar General of the Quibdó diocese. Marxist guerrillas and right-wing paramilitaries control large swaths of territory in the embattled Chocó department (state), terrorizing local residents and trafficking in narcotics. Guerrilla spokesmen said they buried Montoya on the mountain where he was murdered, but refused to allow his remains to be exhumed, citing security concerns. "The church can enter, but only with FARC authorization," García said. "It's a very painful situation." The young priest eagerly embraced Chocó culture, traveling on foot throughout the region and carrying his belongings in a typical indigenous basket. He played his clarinet in the villages and entertained children with toys and magic tricks. "He was a very humble man with a very happy soul," García said.
Eritrea: Humanitarian Arrested
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A staff member of a Christian group that specializes in complex humanitarian emergencies was arrested in the eastern African nation earlier this week. In an e-mail to Strategic World Impact headquarters in Bartlesville, Okla., mission president Kevin Turner said: "Please pray, one of our Eritrean national staff was arrested ... We have been given no reason why he was taken." Turner noted that the same staff member had been arrested a few weeks ago, Assist News Service (ANS) reported. "While in police custody the staff member witnessed the shooting deaths of seven other people and the kicking death of one other," Turner said. An estimated 200 Christians have been arrested since the beginning of the year. Turner noted that with the recent arrest of the 200 Christians, the number of believers imprisoned for their faith in Eritrea is up to 567, I reported. Sixty members of the Rema Charismatic Church in the capital of Asmara were detained for holding a New Year's Eve celebration in the home of one of their church leaders, Compass Direct reported. They were taken into custody and charged with violating laws against church meetings even though they were not having a church meeting. They are reportedly being held in solitary confinement at the Mai-Serwa military camp. On Jan. 4, Letensae Oqbamichel was released, but the others remained in prison. (http://www.charismanow.com)


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WASHINGTON, DC -- After two successful local foods conferences in 2007 and 2008, U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson has announced that he will sponsor another conference on the topic. The Home Grown Economy 2010 - Equipping You to Build Community Based Food Systems, will be Feb. 15 and 16 at Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall.
"My goal in sponsoring this conference again is to continue to explore ways in which local foods can become an economic development engine for farmers, rural communities and development organizations, and how we can all work together to meet growing market demands," said Peterson, D-Minn.
In order for constituents to participate across the 35-county 7th Congressional District, interactive video sessions will be available Feb. 16 at the following campuses: University of Minnesota-Crookston; University of Minnesota-Morris; Bemidji State University; and Minnesota State Community and Technical College in Fergus Falls.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has been invited to provide the keynote address. Ken Meter of Crossroads Research Center will present his insights on how food networks thrive and strengthen local economies. Panel presenters will provide information about what is happening at the local level, and each regional site will be afforded an opportunity to discuss how they can expand upon their local community based food system.
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- August 16, 2009 at 8:46 pm
Very nice. It appears to be a much easier process than I had envisioned. My only question that wasn't really covered is about the best time of year to divide. You said not to do it when the bamboo is shooting, but are there specific times of year that are better than others?
- March 2, 2010 at 12:47 pm
Good morning!
I just stumbled across your site, and I am enjoying it very much. Your videos are well done and very informative. You should have a show on the HG network.
Tomorrow I am going to The Bamboo Nursery to pick out a few clumpers for my 1/3 acre yard. The plants would need to be pretty tall, evergreen, and able to take some afternoon sun- although they would be growing in proximity to Cedars and firs. Do you have any suggestions? I live in Vancouver, WA.
I am going to go check out Chusquea Culeou, Fargesia Robusta, and Thamnocalamus Tessellatus.
Again, great job! Love the Website.
- May 14, 2010 at 2:44 pm
I am so glad I found this website. Very informative. I have my transplated dwarf bamboo in the sun, so I will surely grab them and give them some protection.
One question, is Phyll. Bissetti an invasive bamboo?
Will be looking forward to more videos.
- September 11, 2010 at 12:26 pm
Just saw your comment on when to divide in an August '09 posting. Thanks
- November 13, 2011 at 12:15 pm
I also just happened to stumble across this blog site, I wanted to say that youve done a very nice job. I have a bamboo nursery I opened a couple years ago that sells online. We are located in Maryland and had our first full year of online sales this year, I really enjoy talking with others who are interested in bamboo and am always happy to see a site like yours. I am just starting my blog site and am looking forward to passing on my bamboo knowlege and experiences as you have. Keep up the good work! I think you're due for some more posts and videos. I'll look forward to it!
- August 5, 2013 at 2:52 pm
Maybe this is a dumb question but if I wish to plant clumping bamboo to create a screen, how far apart should the clumps be spaced? I haven't found ONE mention on this site regarding spacing of the plants.
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chook-in-eire wrote:One can import or export up to 20 eggs between EU countries no problem.
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I am trying to decide whether to buy a Mac or get a new desktop, the Mac is looking very good so far but I am trying to justify the price. Somebody told me you cant burn dvd's on a mac, is this true?
Should I get a Mac, are they that good? Probably the wrong place to ask this question!
I'd go Mac over pc every time. Of course you can burn a dvd on macs - don't know where you heart that tbh.
Having used pcs and macs over many years in the course of work nothing beats the Mac every time.
Thanks, I thought it would be strange if they left something so basic out. I have a few other questions but I dont want to start another thread for them. Is there a MS Word compatible software installed on the MAC or that can be downloaded free, if I buy a mac it will blow my budget out of the water so I cant afford to buy anything else, probably not even the electricity to run it.
Which is better, the magic mouse or magic trackpad? I am used to using a mouse but like the idea of the trackpad, I would be using CAD on the mac so I dont know if that would be hard.
Some people use Openoffice on mac - its free open source similar to ms office as far as I know but have a check on the web - lots of help out there. Another good point with macs is that they don't seem to be targeted as much by viruses as windows systems are.
You can just plug in any mac compatible mouse or use the trackpad. So its not an either or. You'd get used to trackpad very quickly. Apple sell refurbished on their site so that might be worth checking out as they are guaranteed. Have a look around an Apple shop and get them to give you a detailed demonstration as you are maybe a possible customer?
I checked out the refurbished ones available but they are all higher spec than I can afford. I will have to enter the market at the most basic level, 21.5" iMac. I can get the student price which is €60 off which is better than nothing. I was in PC world today but the guy who I was talking to knew nothing about them so he wasent really convincing me to buy it when what I really wanted was somebody to tell me my life would never be the same once I got a Mac. I might try again tomorrow and hopefully get someone else.
If you can wait then do. Its only a few months till the next iMac is released.
Might be worth visiting some of these as a prospective customer - if they still exist - if they are interested in selling they should be prepared to demonstrate and maybe give you a bit of a hands as a potential customer. But advice to wait from previous poster sounds good.
From my experience looking for mac-related items in PC world, I usually do a bit of research on the net and go in and quiz them before i buy, I always know more than they do. That a why if i'm ever getting a mac or apple product again it will be on apple.com or in Victoria Square
I find less time is spent figuring out how to do things and more time just doing them. I don't need to be "Apple certified" to string a server and a few workstations together and get them working. Similarly printers, scanners, hard-drives and other peripherals - they just work, with zero time spent "under-the-hood" in fact the less time spent "under-the-hood" the more reliable the entire set-up will be.
You might even find time for a chorus or two from Guy Clark ...
Agreed. I got one in June 2010. Never looked back. Of course you can burn DVDs I use Final Cut Express for editing and iDVD to create the Video TS file.
Then use Toast to burn it. Simples!
You can use Open Office as pointed out. I prefer the Magic Mouse to the trackpad myself. But that's down to personal preference more than anything.
One caveat; it takes a while to get used to OSx if you haven't used it before.
Can I use my existing external hard drive on the imac or is it rendered useless if I dont have a pc?
Yes, any external hard drive will work with a Mac. But to use it properly you will need to re-format it as HFS+ which is the filesystem used by OS X.
What does that mean for the data I have stored on the hard drive though. I have quite alot of photos etc on it.
The Mac will read the external Hard Drive as is. Transfer the data to the Mac, then reformat the HDD, then retransfer back to the newly formatted drive?
Just a quick note regards burning DVDs, while macs can burn DVDs they no longer come with the software iDVD, which was used to create menus etc and burn movies which would be compatible for regular DVD players etc.
If you want this you would have to either source a second hand copy of iDVD or use some software by someone else, not sure if Toast can do this


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Total energy subsidies for each type of generation. From Power Magazine
http://www.powermag.com/issues/departments/speaking_of_power/Busting-Myths_3463_p2.html Most of the nuclear subsidy comes from counting the Price-Anderson Act limiting the external property damage claims from a total meltdown and release of the fuel. All of the oil/natural gas subsidy comes from the depletion allowance on federal taxes. The wind and solar subsidies do not count the law mandating that solar and wind generating facilities do not have to pay the unavailability charges to the grid operator.
Onf the list, my two favorite are landfill gass and "solid waste". They are great for solving other issues, and using the vent gas for energy. With land fill gas, it means I don't have to pump or burn off the methane from certain fills. Solid waste is from a bio digester, which makes gas a by product of waste digestion. Again something you need to do anyway, and it is better than flaring it off.
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Welcome back to Newsarama's Wide World of Webcomics, our continuing look at the best creators on the web. Today, we're going to focus on a creator whose autobiographical work has made her a favorite of many comic fans.Over the last several years, Lucy Knisley (www.lucyknisley.com) has earned a devoted following for her work in comics/illustration/music/puppets/animation…put bluntly, this is the definition of "multihyphenate." In print, she's earned widespread acclaim for such works as 2008's travelogue French Milk, and she's become more visible to superhero fans last year with her contributions to Girl Comics and I Am An Avenger at Marvel.
But Knisley's most visible as a creator on the web, where she regularly updates her autobiographical comic Stop Paying Attention, along with various standalone cartoons and illustrations of everything from zombies to superheroes to Harry Potter, the last of which will be the subject of an upcoming comic from her this year. We talked with Knisley about her work, her life, and the unique advantages and challenges of a life online.
Newsarama: Lucy, you work in a variety of media - what do you take from one to another? For example, how does writing music or working in animation affect the way you create comics, or vice-versa?
Lucy Knisley: Everything I make contributes to my happiness, so the more genres of art I can noodle with, the better! Every artist is different, but for me I need to feed the monster of distraction by allowing myself to follow through on the compulsions I have to try new or different media.
In the end, allowing myself to get distracted from a painting to make a song will lead me to make a comic and then I've made three things instead of one! That's a big part of why my comic is called Stop Paying Attention, because I find myself most interested in the things we think about or do when we are supposed to be thinking about or doing something else.I also find that much of the actions I take as an artist are sort-of considered to be pursuits of childhood - drawing a comic or singing a song or making a puppet show are things that people tend to stop once they hit a certain age. I never stopped, so these compulsive artworks are forms of play that definitely inform one another in the sense that they stem from that same "play" function.
Nrama: How easy is it these days to work in different media, and to have resources for recording, animation, etc. with the Internet?
Knisley: I was born in 1985, and I'm lucky enough that I had a computer in my house when I was nine: years old. So working with the Internet has always been something that was assumed and natural for me, and for most people in my generation.
There's still constant learning, but I just can't even imagine doing anything like what I do without Photoshop, internet artist networking and reader feedback. The ability to go from concept to public display of a comic or song or video within the space of a couple hours is something that is really helpful for compulsive artists like me, and just couldn't exist without the Internet.
Nrama: Who are some of your biggest influences, both in terms of writing and illustrating?
Knisley: I had the pleasure to meet Lynda Barry a few years ago when she came to teach a workshop at the Center for Cartoon Studies. I'd adored her work, both in comics and writing, since I was a kid, but meeting her and learning from her was a real revelation for me. She's really good at just telling you how to pull the art out of yourself and make the process less painful. She's been an amazing influence on me.
I'm constantly inspired by Maira Kalman, who dances around between wonderful comics and kids books and writing and fine art, the way I hope to someday do so gracefully. Her writing is beautiful and flowing and contemplative, and I really love that and aspire to it.
Hope Larson was a big professional influence early in my career. We met at art school, and she sort of scooped me up and introduced me to the comics' world.
As for writing, I have a pretty natural predilection towards humorous confessional first-person narratives. I would read David Sedaris' grocery list, if I could! And I think I was really influenced as a kid by my favorite books by C.D. Payne, the author of Youth In Revolt, which is an excellent example of how to write in the first-person and make it funny, flawed and insightful.
Newsarama Note: She's right, and it's way better than the movie.
Nrama: Does your work as a teacher affect your perspective as a creator, in terms of providing inspiration or insight into people, and if so, how?
Knisley: It depends a lot on the class. I've done workshops for kids who just blow me away and make me reconnect to the basic kid-act of telling a story with words and pictures as the naked form of comics that everyone once did.
But I've also taught classes to kids who were on that cusp of second-guessing that act - that age where, "I dunno what to drawwww! I can't drawww!" becomes the norm, and it's really disheartening. It's also frustrating for me to see kids falling into a style that is not their own - I understand that phase of imitation, and certainly went through it myself (with Archie comics!), but it's really hard when I've spent a lot of energy focused on finding my own style of art or writing, to tell a kid that a copied anime drawing is a pretty good technical piece of work.
I want to help them find their own style, but adolescents really bounce around in finding themselves through the exploration of others, and that's very true in becoming an artist. So I bring in tracing paper to those classes and have the kids trace their favorite comics to really understand how the lines work, and to build their confidence that they don't have to frustrate themselves over getting it exactly the same.
I think it's good for people to teach what they do, because it allows for a deeper examination of their work. I always find myself to be a bit humbler towards art's amazing presence in people and power when I examine what it might be like to look at it from the perspective of a 10-year-old kid who's never taken an art class before.Nrama: You got a lot of attention for your "It Gets Better" strip. Was it hard reliving those parts of your past, and what is your reaction to the success (in terms of awareness and participation) of this movement? What's been the most interesting/moving response you've had to that comic?
Knisley: What I really appreciated about a lot of the "It Gets Better" stories were people's willingness to share their difficult experiences. I think those are the most affecting videos, because they unify people in the understanding that we've all experienced crappy times in our lives, but that it doesn't last forever.
So in sharing my own, I wanted to get that across - that you don't necessarily end up a movie star or a famous columnist, but that you can be happy someday and it won't always be high school. I've wanted to make a graphic novel about my high school experience for some time - there's a lot of fodder there - but it's still a little raw.
I have difficulty picturing the book. It's a little dark for young-adult age. But making the IGB comic was a really great foray into touching on those subjects in my work. The most incredible responses have been from young kids - especially geeky comic book girls - who were reassured by my comic and made to feel less alone.
My hope is that my work can always do that for readers, but it's extra lovely to reach out to kids who were struggling as I did.
Nrama: What have been the most positive and most challenging aspects of having the evolution of your work online for all to see?
Knisley: It's hard not to be horrified that your early work is available for public consumption. It's part of the illusion of being an artist that, most of the time, you want readers or viewers to imagine that you sprung to life, instantly able to create your best work.
But because I so love to look at earlier work of artists I admire, I understand the importance of showing where you've come from. I'm not a self-taught artist - I took after-school drawing classes all through elementary and high school, then went to art school and comics grad school. I have had a lot of development and learning, and I think it's important to respect those stages, even if they are embarrassing.
Because my work is mostly autobiographical, I have to have a buffer between me and the self I project in my work, or I'd go insane. To look at a comic I made in high school, it's automatic for me to cringe! "I was such a little shit!" but at the same time I see my students make work about their lives and it's amazing and wonderful and important to their development as an artist, and I was there to see this part of them developing! So cool.
Nrama: You've talked about this in your work, but with new venues such as the iPad emerging as an alternative to print, what do you think the biggest challenges are for cartoonists in evolving their styles - both artistic and business - toward these changes?
Knisley: Well, there's obviously a lot to compete with. Readers can read a comic, or they could wander over and watch YouTube videos instantly, or read the millions of other things that lure them in online. We need to bring the color or movement or excellent content that can compete with the rest of it!
It once was that you could spend some money and make a zine or minicomic and get it into the hands of hundreds, but now you can make a comic online and get it into the hands of thousands for free!
But I think it's important for everyone who puts their work online to think about that image or blog or video and question, "Why is this here? Who is this for?" It's the end of the process of making something, and leads to better, more thoughtful things that we can turn our attention to.
This act of thoughtfulness would be helpful, I think, in bringing down the rate of Internet plagiarism. I've been really fascinated and horrified by the online disconnect between the artist and the art.People feel that if it exists online, it is there to be taken and used for whatever they wish. This is a really damaging concept for artists. The Internet and digital media is one of the greatest things to ever happen to artists - it allows people to share their work with everyone for free, make money in new ways from their art, and do things like animation or color comics that would be price-prohibitive in print or production.
But people steal work all the time, robbing artists of their money and credit, and think nothing of it because it's the Internet and they think that there are no repercussions online. It's vital that artists stand up for themselves in these instances.
Putting work online, you have to have an understanding that people will have it once it's there, and can use it as they wish. But that doesn't mean that we can't publicly discuss how people have used our work, and how it's not ok or polite or legal to take someone's work and use it for their own profit or message or to promote themselves.
It's a really convoluted and messed-up issue that I'm only beginning to try to get a handle on.
Nrama: Do you feel you've gotten a bigger audience through your online work or your print work?
Knisley: Online, definitely. I love and appreciate the tons of people who love print and buy my work. But I'm pretty sure most of them found me online first. I try to maintain a balance between my online presence and my print work - I'm not about to abandon either, as I think they're important to one another and in maintaining a healthy business as an artist.
It's pretty vital that print comics have some sort of presence online, but print is still my first love, and as someone who loves to own the printed word of a beloved artist or writer, I know I'll never stop making my own.
Nrama: Has your work at Marvel brought in a new audience to your work? Will you be doing more stories for them in the future?
Knisley: I hope so! I loved working with Marvel. I await their offers for more work with adoring eyes. It's a good stretch for me from a lot of the other work I do now, and really fun to get to play with their toys.
Nrama: Though you're best known for autobiographical work, I've gotten the sense that you enjoy other genres such as fantasy, particularly given your lovely illustrations of The Giver (I quite geeked out on these - doing a phone interview with Lois Lowry for a local paper last Feb. was one of the highlights of my year). Would you ever want to do an extended fictional work in those genres? Or even a fictional YA story with a realistic basis?
Knisley: It is rad that you got to chat to Lowry. I'd love to do an extended fictional fantasy work. It's on my list, for sure. I've got a lot of story kettles cooking for that sort of thing, but it's all long-term. I'm pretty tied up in freelancing and making my autobio book and online work for now.
I hope sometime in the next few years I can start developing a sort-of 1920s fantasy cross-dressing scooter-racing adventure story I've been germinating for years. Maybe I can also dig out the 30-page hand-written Giver sequel I wrote in 6th grade and see if that's viable.
Nrama: Do you see yourself doing more work as an artist for another writer, or as a writer for a different artist? What do you gain/lose from those experiences, in your opinion?
Knisley: I do a lot of freelance illustration work, but I haven't yet delved into doing much narrative comic work with another artist or writer. I'm curious about it. I hope I get to try more of it someday. It would, of course, depend on the writer or artist. I know I wouldn't be able to turn down a project if someone whose work I just adore wanted to collaborate. We'll see, I guess!
Nrama: What are some of your other favorite comics, on the web or in print?
Knisley: I just finished re-reading (now in book form) Maira Kalman's And the Pursuit of Happiness, which was originally serialized online by The New York Times. It's wonnnnderful! I love her painted pages, and meanderings through America and food and history.
One! Hundred! Demons! is my favorite Lynda Barry book. Smile by Raina Telgemieier is one of my favorite books that came out last year. I recommend it to a lot of my students (especially if they're struggling through orthodontics nightmares!).
I'm still impressed by how good Strangers in Paradise by Terry Moore is. I read a lot of crappy comics in high school, but I loved none so much as SIP, and it's totally stood the test of time.
Online, I like Menage a 3; The storylines are hilarious and the art brings me back to my Archie-comics-loving roots. I also read anything by Jess Fink or Maris Wicks or Dustin Harbin. I'm lucky, just keeping up with my indie-comics pals and their work online gives me tons of great reading!
Nrama: What's next for you?
Knisley: I'm working on a book about food, and my experiences growing up with a chef mom. It'll be released by First Second Publishing sometime in the future. I'm working on a lot of freelance, and comics for my online series Stop Paying Attention, and collaborating with my print-artist roommate to make T-Shirts and prints and songs and all sorts of fun stuff.
This Feb, we're going on a "working" trip to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, where I'm going to write and draw my experiences and self-publish them in a mini-comic that she'll screen-print a cover on. We held a Kickstarter fundraiser for the project, and it's going to be rad.
In part 2, we take a completely different path from autobiographical comics when we talk to German creator Daniel Lieske about his new hit The Wormworld Saga! Be there as Newsarama's Wide World of Webcomics continues.Wide World of Webcomics Part One: Ethan & Malachai Nicolle's AXE-COP


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TOPEKA � An annual school funding fee of $120 for each owner of a water right or permit to appropriate water and who uses water for irrigation purposes is included in the State Senate�s new school finance bill.
Senate Bill 251 also would impose a $2.25 monthly fee on each residential gas bill, electric bill and water bill. Commercial entities would be assessed $10 a month on each of those three utilities.
Most farmers actually live in town, and thus would be paying the fee on their residential water bill, pointed out Sen. Bud Estes, R-Dodge City, and the only western Kansas lawmaker on the Senate Select Committee on Education Finance.
What if water rights are over multiple school districts? Sen. Carolyn McGinn, R-Sedgwick, asked.
If a person owns more than one water right or permit, he would be assessed only one school funding fee which would go to the state, she was told.
McGinn said she wanted to know how that charge was determined. The committee is expected to meet today and also could work on the bill Saturday.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture�s chief engineer of the Division of Water Resources would charge and collect the $120 from the water rights owner, and remit it to the state treasurer. The entire sum would be credited to the state school district finance fund.
Payment would be due on or before March 1 of each year. The first payment, due by March 1, 2018, would be prorated to reflect the partial year and would be $40. Names and addresses of those who did not pay the school funding fee would be given to the state treasurer.
Under the bill, local utilities would start charging monthly school funding fees in September 2017. The state would not provide the utilities compensation for the addition to their billings.
If a utility � such as a smaller cooperative � was not ready to implement billing in September, it could delay collections up to six months, as long as all fees are backdated and collected.
�This sounds like retroactivity to me,� said Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley, D-Topeka.
The chairman of the committee, Senate Majority Leader Jim Denning, R-Overland Park, criticized an income tax bill because it had a retroactive component.
Ninety percent of utilities could be ready to collect the fee starting Sept. 1, Denning said.
The Senate bill would set state base aid per pupil at $4,006 for 2017-18. That�s the same as the House school funding bill, House Bill 2410. But the House bill proposes a base rate of $4,128 for the second year, 2018-19, while the Senate bill proposes $4,080.
The current rate, frozen by the two-year block grants, is $3,852 per pupil. The peak base rate was $4,400 in 2008-09.
The Senate committee heard testimony Thursday, and the proposed base rates drew fire:
-Kansas National Education Association: �Woefully inadequate� and not likely to be accepted when the Kansas Supreme Court reviews the formula and funding.
-Pratt USD 382 Superintendent Suzan Patton: �$4,006 is not an adequate amount to fund a student�s education in 2018.�
-Valley Center USD 262 Superintendent Cory Gibson: �A vote for the funding measures included in HB2410 is likely a vote for a school shutdown due to an unfavorable view by the Kansas Supreme Court.�
-Kansas Association of School Boards: �The base amount should be higher.�
Another piece of the Senate bill would prohibit local government from waiving the 20-mill property tax levy for school funding when granting incentives to businesses or developers. It also opposes waiving the capital outlay mill levy.
�Incentives we offer pay for themselves many times over,� stated the city of Olathe�s Tim Danneberg, objecting to that portion of the bill.
Kansas Policy Institute opposed the Senate school finance bill for various reasons, saying the funding numbers were arbitrarily selected and there is no accountability of improving student outcomes.
The Supreme Court spotlighted the failure of about 25 percent of students to perform math and reading at grade level in its ruling that found school funding inadequate.


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Fujioka's new site promises to bring new features to all of their clients. Much more than an e-commerce project, the new site for the photography giant can instantly prints Facebook and Instagram images. Offering easy reveal, optimizing customer time, the project also promises to automate existing services already offered by the company, namely its specialty; printing and editing photos in the various different sizes and products available.
All of this with a difference, now you can choose each specific detail without leaving the house. Among the products offered are calendars, jigsaw puzzles, mugs, SQUEEZE, notebooks, bags, aprons and much more. The other new feature on the site is a specialist tool that allows clients to use their Facebook or Instagram to show photos. Just register, login and follow the step-by-step instructions and that's it, your photos will be shown with quality.
And the practicality doesn't stop there.
Choose your preferred delivery method, choose between delivery to your house (via a courier service) or collect from a Fujioka store.
ILION, in partnership with Fujioka, developed a site that gives customers the freedom to produce what they want, mounting step-by-step a product without leaving home. The new site is responsive and is suited to new trends, it will adapt to your computer's screen, tablet or smartphone, providing a unique browsing usability experience.
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Stock Graphic >> Illustration - Halloween Party Poster 88516 by Sergey Kandakov @ CreativeMarket
File Size: 9 MB; Requirements: Adobe CS1+; Layered: Yes; Vector: Yes; Dimensions: 5000 x 5000 px.
Halloween party poster template. Zombie girl with speakers. Halloween typography. Vector illustration.
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- AI Adobe Illustrator CS+ vector file (with editable text).
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- Text is on the separate layer and easy editable (just double click).
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text: I have a friend who recently hosted me for a wonderful weekend at her home in Nashville. I live in California, and would really like to send a nice thank-you gift to her. Can anyone recommend something local that would be great to have delivered or sent by mail (such as perhaps chocolates, cookies, or other gifts) in the Nashville area? Many thanks for any ideas you might have!


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Out of millions of people, very few will walk on the path of truth and very will follow the path of truth. Having chosen to walk the path of truth. The path of truth is where you can find the answer to your questions. The path of truth tells us what to do. Walking in truth means to be consistent with your thoughts and your feelings.
The more allegiance we have to truth, the easier life becomes. The way of truth leads to greater and greater simplicity. As we continue with our journey of truth, we find ourselves confronting the hidden layers within. These too need to be faced and dealt with, painful though they may be. The pain, however, is healthy one for once the truth is told; we are free in most profound way. We can free from fear.
Lord Krishna says that out of millions of people, very few will walk the spiritual path and of those few who follow the spiritual path, fewer still are able to realize me and know me completely by my true form.
Today generation, it is most vital to teach young people the importance of telling the truth. Telling the truth can be hard – especially when there is a social pressure involved! However, the bible emphasizes over and over the importance of honesty and telling the truth. If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. So always follows and walks on the path of truth.
So what you think about this, don't you feel that we should be true in our life and we should follow the path of truth so that we can follow our main reason behind this life. Our main motto of our lives is to connect with God so that you will go to the heaven and will never come back in the form of humans, animals and other species again in your spiritual life. So be true in your life.


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The Coniston Hotel is a wedding venue unlike any other, a place where friendly, personal service comes naturally. Nestling in 1400 acres of stunning Yorkshire dales scenery, the estate is one of the most romantic settings imaginable; a perfect place for your perfect wedding and an ideal location for Graham Charles to capture your beautiful photography.
The hotel offers stunning views across the lake and into the Yorkshire Dales national park. We've lost count of the number of weddings we've covered here, and it's one of our favourites.
We suggest a visit down to the lakeside for those special shots with the both of you together, it's an ideal opportunity to have a little time together and a bit of a breather in the day's proceedings, and best of all, you'll have some stunning photo's as a reminder.
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Superfood energy bars
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200g rolled (porridge) oats (740 cals)
50g mixed seeds* (277 cals)
80g dried apricots, chopped (142 cals)
* I use Linwoods milled 5 seed mix
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"A Simple 'Thankyou'"
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Last Wednesday I arrived at A&E after suffering what I now understand to be a possible TIA. From the moment my wife and I arrived at the hospital we have been immensely impressed by the professional, friendly approach from every single member of staff that we have encountered. It is early days regarding my personal health situation but I felt that I must write to let you know how grateful that I (we) both are. Many thanks Torbay Hospital Staff one and all.
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The "Need to Know" Series
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Autistic UK "Need to Know" 1 – Is Autism a Disorder?
"In 1978 Lorna Wing and Judy Gould undertook the Camberwell study and a year later published their paper introducing the 'Triad of Impairments', the 'backbone' of diagnostic criteria for autism. That's a long time ago. This paper asks, "surely it is time to reconsider our use of terminology that could potentially damage the very population we are supposedly trying to support?" Luke Beardon
Dr Luke Beardon is a practitioner, researcher and trainer and is currently Senior Lecturer in Autism at Sheffield Hallam University. He is co-author of the ASPECT report and has co-edited two books on Asperger Syndrome published by Jessica Kingsley Publications. He is now part of the global consultancy, Autistic Intelligence – http://www.autisticintelligence.org He describes his interests as "anything related to autism and Asperger Syndrome, pretty much to the exclusion of everything else". We like Luke.
Autistic UK "Need to Know" 2 – The Strategy For Adults With Autism In England – ARM UK Response
The Autistic Rights Movement UK (ARM UK) held its second Annual General Meeting in November 2012. At that meeting the name was changed to Autistic UK.
Autistic UK "Need to Know" 4 – Autistic UK's Message To Government
This article was originally published in "The Autism Issue" of The New Idealist magazine in August 2014. www.thenewidealist.com
Autistic UK "Need to Know" 7 – The National Autism Programme Board
Written for use at a demonstration held outside Richmond House, Whitehall (Department of Health HQ) in March, 2012. We were protesting about the continued exclusion of Autistic People's Organisations from the meetings of the Autism Programme Board (APB), the body tasked with overseeing the implementation of the "Strategy for Adults with Autism in England". A copy was thrust into the hand of Paul Burstow MP, the Minister for Social Care of the day and Co-Chair of the APB. We made our point but our organisations remain excluded (and the Strategy remains, by and large, unimplemented).
Autistic UK "Need to Know" 8 – Nothing About Autism Without Autistics
Written for the same demo as No. 7 and similarly thrust into the Minister's hand and with about as much effect. In 2011 he had agreed to meet with us (and in front of hundreds of people too). We then received a letter from David Behan, the Director General for Social Care (and the other Co-Chair of the APB), informing us that the Minister was not willing to meet with us after all. He couldn't even be bothered to write to us himself. So this one was written in haste and with a certain degree of cold anger. But let it stand. One from the heart.
Autistic UK "Need to Know" 9 – The Myths Of Autism
"This article is not (necessarily) fact. I do not claim to know all there is to know about autism; indeed, all I can claim is that I have a very keen interest in autistic people and have been working in "the field" for twenty years or so. I probably know a bit more than the "average man/woman on the street" but am more than happy to embrace the notion that in light of what there is yet to learn, I remain pretty ignorant. The main point of this article is to try and highlight all the so called "facts" that are peddled about autism which lead to ignorance and misunderstanding; my intention is to question the building blocks upon which many professionals have based their knowledge, to create fissures in the foundations, and to urge the professional sector, simply, to think again". Luke Beardon


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MFL Teacher – French and Spanish, Buckinghamshire
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|The Highcrest Academy
|MPS/UPS plus £1,000 bursary for direct applications. TLR2c available for Head of Learning role
|Contract type
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|Contract term
|Permanent Suitable for NQTs
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|September 2017
A "fresh start" school now firmly "Good" – join our team on the way to outstanding.
"The growing house system encourages competition between not only students but also staff, which creates a real community feeling, making it an enjoyable place to work." ... Head of Humanities
"I'd definitely say our INSET and CPD programme/sessions are far better than anything I've seen or heard of from other schools." ... Head of Art
Ofsted recognised our truly innovative approach to delivering personalised CPD. Inspired by Harry Beck's London Underground Tube map, our staff (passengers), choose their destination, the lines they wish to travel, and the stops they want to get off at. Many staff are also drivers sharing their expertise with colleagues.
Be part of a growing team of passionate linguists who share their enthusiasm with pupils and staff within a global and multilingual environment.
We are seeking to appoint an excellent French and Spanish Teacher to join our MFL department. Committed to raising attainment, you will have the ability to motivate our students to succeed. You will join an experienced and well-resourced MFL department and be able to teach both French and Spanish across the full age and ability range.
The position offers an excellent opportunity for either an established teacher or an NQT to join our over-subscribed and expanding school. A TLR could be available alongside this teaching role for a pastoral Head of Learning for a suitably experienced applicant. If you are passionate about your subject and want to really make a difference in the lives of young people then The Highcrest Academy could be the school for you; a thriving school in the heart of the community with free on-site parking and "Friday Biscuits"!
Just 30 minutes by train from Central London, The Highcrest Academy is the first All Ability Academy in in the county of Buckinghamshire. It is culturally diverse and a vibrant school making it a fantastic place to teach. We have some students who will need all your support and yet we also featured in the national Ofsted report (2016) for providing challenge to the most able. Does this enthuse you? There are approximately 950 students on roll, which includes the Sixth Form. A new building programme will begin later this year to increase our Sixth Form, sports and recreational facilities for both students and staff.
For more information, please download the attached MFL JD and PS. What's more, if you're interested in the TLR pastoral opportunity, please also review the Head of Learning JD and PS.
To apply, please click the 'apply' button where you'll be able to complete an online application form.
Closing date: Tuesday 2 May at 9.00am
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The body under the bridge / Paul McCusker.
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| First in a series of modern who dunits from an accomplished author with a worldwide following A former Scotland Yard detective, Father Gilbert knows about death. But, now a priest of a modest Anglican church in the small town of Stonebridge, he didn't expect it to show up like this-in the suicide of a man who threw himself off the church tower, and in the discovery of a two-hundred-year-old body beneath an ancient bridge. The deaths are linked. The mummified corpse under the bridge, a murder victim, reignites a centuries-old battle between two local families-the Todds and the aristocratic Hayshams. Then both David Todd and Lord Haysham begin to act strangely. They are fearful for reasons they won't explain. When Lord Haysham is murdered, David Todd is the prime suspect. But Todd is maniacal, claiming great forces of evil are at work. An entire history of violence and depravity begins to emerge, interweaving the history of several local families with a secret occult society that engages in Black Masses. Has the Society emerged again?
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(HARRISBURG, PA 9/14/09) How many jobs in corporate America would actually condone a quick trip to the beach?
One that's extremely important, according to Josh Dauberman of Keystone Human Services (KHS).
"The work I do is literally life-altering," comments Dauberman who works as a Direct Support Professional (DSP), providing daily assistance for three men with intellectual disabilities.
"The guys I support are like family to me. We eat meals together … We play pool together … and yes, we even dream of going to the beach together."
At Keystone, DSPs learn that individuals with disabilities want what most people want … an "everyday life." With the proper training, skilled DSPs like Josh are prepared to make that happen. Based upon each individual's input, they help to establish goals, develop abilities and within practical limits, encourage dreams.
On a daily basis, that dream might include leading a productive life in a well-appointed home like the one Josh serves in Northumberland County. With a team of Keystone DSPs providing 'round-the-clock personalized support, Joe K., John Y. and Lonnie K. enjoy life as a typical family.
Lonnie's proud of the vegetables he harvests from his garden, including his towering 8 ft. tall tomato plants. John works at a bakery part-time and has a passion for Harleys. Joe volunteers at an animal shelter … but above all, has always secretly yearned to see the ocean.
Comments Josh, "Glimpsing the shoreline might not seem like that big a deal for many Pennsylvanians … but for Bob, it's all he's ever wanted."
Unfortunately, for generations, countless men, women and children with intellectual disabilities weren't allowed to "want" anything.
Deprived of any notion of choice until the latter part of the 20th century, millions of Americans were resigned to life in institutions; separated from family, ostracized by society, and deprived of any basic right to dream. And that included beaches.
Comments Jennifer Alison, Keystone's Senior VP of Human Resources, "Joe was fortunate to have been spent his early years with a supportive family. Lonnie, on the other hand, was not so lucky. Historically, opportunities and choice were not familiar concepts for people with disabilities. Yet, the simplest experiences we take for granted are the very things that excite the individuals we serve."
According to Allison, "Something as mundane as opening a can of tuna and making your own sandwich can be a huge celebration for an individual with significant challenges."
… So you can only imagine Joe's response upon learning he was finally going to set eyes on the ocean.
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* Accord to bring "radical transformation" in rural areas
* Talks will move on to issue of FARC political
* Negotiations will resume June 11 in Havana
By Jeff Franks
HAVANA, May 26 (Reuters) - Colombia and the Marxist-led FARC
rebels have reached agreement on the critical issue of agrarian
reform, the two sides said on Sunday in what appeared to be a
major step forward for the peace process aimed at ending their
long war.
They said the accord called for the economic and social
development of rural areas and providing land to the people
living there, which addresses one of the main issues that led
the FARC, or Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, to form in
1964 as a communist agrarian reform movement and launch its
The government promised to build up services and
infrastructure in rural areas as it tries to end the country's
long history of social and economic inequality.
"What we have agreed to in this accord will be the
beginning of radical transformations in the rural and agrarian
reality of Colombia, with equity and democracy," said the
statement, which was read at the end of the ninth round of the
talks that began Nov. 19 in Havana.
The agreement was the most hopeful development yet in the
peace process, but many potential obstacles remain, starting
with the next agenda item - the delicate subject of political
participation for the FARC.
More than 100,000 people have died and millions have been
displaced in the war that is now Latin America's longest-running
insurgency and goes on at a low intensity even as the peace
discussions continue.
Many Colombians feel the rebels must face justice for war
casualties, the use of kidnappings to extort money and
involvement in the illicit drug trade, the latter a charge the
group has denied.
But criminal charges and jail time could exclude many FARC
leaders from taking part in politics.
The rebels have said they are willing to "review" any
"error" committed during the war, but have ruled out prosecution
by a state they say they legitimately rose up against for
persecuting and neglecting its own people.
Other remaining agenda points include the logistics of
ending the conflict, the drug trade, compensation for victims
and the implementation of the final accord.
President Juan Manuel Santos, who recently hinted that he
plans to run for re-election in 2014, has said he wants the
talks ended this year.
Santos initiated the peace talks last year on a bet the FARC
had been so weakened by the government's 10-year, U.S.-backed
offensive against the group that its leaders are ready to
negotiate an end to the fighting.
Three previous peace attempts, the last ending in 2002, have
The rebels have been pushed into remote corners of the
country but are still able to attack oil and mining operations
that are fueling Colombia's economic growth.
The war has diverted billions of dollars from the economy as
industry is unable to function at full capacity and the
government is forced to spend heavily on troops and weapons.
Norway and Cuba are serving as guarantors for the talks,
with Chile and Venezuela as observers.
The discussions are set to resume in Havana on June 11, a
government spokesman said.
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Liberal tradition gives freedom of expression
Eric Conway, in his defence of Donald Trump (Write Back, November 23), seems to revel in his rather idiosyncratic use of the word 'liberal'.
This 'Humpty Dumpty' approach to the meaning of words, by which Alice's friend asserts in Through The Looking Glass that a word means just what he chooses it to mean, leads to the kind of linguistic confusion that permeates Mr Conway's letter.
Mr Trump, too, had a way with words which made it difficult to determine what he really stood for. He was the master of a form of political rhetoric that eschews any reference to moral, or rational, considerations.
Contrary to what Mr Conway seems to imply, the liberal tradition is not focused on forming a group of like-minded people; it is more concerned with nurturing our critical capacity to engage intelligently with the world.
The concept of a liberal education is rooted in the idea that we can all rise above our particular conceptions of the world through initiation into the traditions of knowledge and inquiry that we have inherited and share. To state, "the reason liberals are so hung up on a college education is because nowadays this largely guarantees a sound indoctrination in liberal/feminist dogma" has no basis in reality.
These third-level institutions, as described by Mr Conway, are the stuff of nightmares.
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Glass Painting can be done by anyone and you don't need to be a professional. It can give you a very satisfying output if you follow some basic steps and guidelines. You can turn a plain glass into a valuable piece of art. Not only that, you can even personalize your glass photo frames or turn an unused glass into an art piece. Just kick up your creative mind and get going!!
1Prepare the Glass. Clean the glass carefully. Use white spirit or nail polish remover would do the job.
2Choose the Paints. Glass colors are available to paint on glass. They come as water-based and solvent-based. You can use either one (try experimenting). Acrylic and oil colors can also be used but the oil paint takes a longer time to dry (glass colors are really fun to work with and gives a translucent appearance, so don't miss it). Usually Glass Liners are used to draw the outlines. Be sure to use glass liners if you are going to paint with glass colors.
3Trace Design (Drawing Outlines). If you're confident enough, you can go ahead and draw freehand. If you've got a printed design, place the design under the glass (so that the design is visible through the glass), secure it with a tape or clip and trace it.
4Start Painting. Now that your design is ready, start painting with your choice of colors.
5Frame. Your artwork is all set to be framed and showcased to earn you all the credits.
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How do I use the glass liner properly?wikiHow ContributorKeep the glass in a horizontal position and apply constant uniform pressure on the tube, keeping uniform speed while drawing lines/strokes with the glass liner. This will avoid both line breakages and accidental thickening of the strokes.
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Pupynere is a Python module for reading and writing NetCDF files, using the same
API as Scientific.IO.NetCDF and pynetcdf. It depends only on Numpy, so you don't
need to have the NetCDF library installed.
WWW: http://bitbucket.org/robertodealmeida/pupynere/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/science/py-pupynere/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install py27-pupynere
cd /usr/ports/science/py-pupynere/ && make install clean
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Supported by: Christoph Moench-Tegeder <email@example.com> (fixing many ports)
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WWW: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pupynere/
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, N.M. {AP} Representatives of a popular Truth or Consequences restaurant were meeting Friday with state Health Department officials after an outbreak of salmonella at the restaurant sickened several dozen people.
Chris Petty, general manager of the Dam Site restaurant and lounge, said the restaurant hoped to reopen within the next couple of days.
"We voluntarily closed down Sunday and we'll be closed until we get to the bottom of this," Petty said.
The state Health Department reported 12 people required hospitalization and about 40 others became ill after eating at the restaurant last weekend.
"It's closed and won't be open until the Environment Department determines it's safe," Dr. Douglas Frye, a state epidemiologist, said Thursday. "We're conducting an extensive investigation to identify and eliminate the source of the food contamination."
It could be a week before state officials can pinpoint the cause, he said.
As many as 40 people who ate at the restaurant last weekend reported symptoms, Frye said.
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ACME is a fictional company widely used in Road Runner vs Coyote cartoon. In a way, it's a character on its own.
About 100 km from my home, there's this coastal town named Rengit. Fishermen there sometimes travel to Singapore Island to collect solid waste that can still be used. These include furniture, electrical appliances, toys, etc. Mostly out of fashion things. These items are being sold much like garage sales.
Walking around Rengit town feels like experiencing time traveling due to the presence of these vintage items.
I have seen a controversial photo taken in the 50's if I'm not mistaken. In this photo, there's a man wearing a hipster looking glasses, much too trendy for that time. And people said he's from the future.
I imagine a company named ACME TIME TRAVEL AGENCY that would take you around the world much like Travelocity, also back and forth through space and time. The workers of this company will be wearing this t-shirt. If u are wearing the tee, you are from the future. Beyond 2068.


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Kings Canyon National Park
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Kings Canyon National Park is neighbor to Sequoia National Park and in fact shares many boundaries. In fact they are managed as one Park. You can drive from Lodgepole in Sequoia to General Grant in Kings Canyon through some of the most beautiful forests anywhere.
Cedar Grove which is at the bottom of the glaciated valley was discribed by John Muir as "A rival to Yosemite." It presents travelers along the highway with towering granite cliffs, tumbling waterfalls, and a powerful river. From the valley floor which is near the 4,000 foot mark you can see the walls of the surrounding mountains climb to the near 10,000 foot level.
Boyden Cave is an interesting look into the depths of the earth.
Fish for rainbow and brown trout in the river.
Excellent camp grounds.
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