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re-import media from sd?
I found 4 duplicates of every picture / video in explorer that was imported from my camera's sd card.
I deleted them all from my pc. The I re-ran the rebuild index option. It appears to finish. Emptied recycle bin prior. Rebooted pc.
Inserted SD card and still getting "no new pictures or videos to import" message.
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Are you using a card reader or connecting the camera to the PC? Card readers are much more reliable than the camera - PC connection.
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I use a multi-card reader and have never had any problems. But I always copy the files from the card to a disk folder using Win Explorer first before doing anything with them. Are you importing directly from the card into some software? If you are, the problem is probably there. I use Lightroom but when I import it is from a folder in my harddrives.
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Ahh! The autoplay thing. Well, all I can say is that I turn it all off as I find it annoying. Frankly I don't want some strange critter telling me when and what I should do with my stuff . I just copy my stuff over manually when I get back from shooting. From the looks of things, looks like you'd be wise to do likewise .
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Well the auto play nicely creates the folders per your request: tag and date by picture dates. Doing this manually for hundreds of pics and vids is not an option
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Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Build 7600
First question. Are the pictures still on the SD card?
Presuming they are, it would appear as though those same pictures are saved somewhere on your PC. Do a search and see if you can find them anywhere.
Are you importing directly from the card into some software? If you are, the problem is probably there.
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|24 Nov 2009
First question. Are the pictures still on the SD card?
Presuming they are, it would appear as though those same pictures are saved somewhere on your PC. Do a search and see if you can find them anywhere.
Are you importing directly from the card into some software? If you are, the problem is probably there.
Yes, the pictures are on the card, of course.
I searched for a few file names on the entire C drive..no match found.
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Cape Town - South Africa signed a maritime agreement with Tanzania and Mozambique on Tuesday to join forces against pirate attacks along the east coast of Africa.
The trilateral agreement followed a surge in attacks by Somali pirates.
"The agreement will see the three countries working together in securing territorial waters of each respective country," the department of defence said.
"This includes the three parties sending members to participate in the combined maritime operations aimed at searching and interdicting bases of pirates and any other illegal activities in the territorial waters."
At the signing ceremony in Dar es Salaam, Tanzanian President Jokaya Kikwete thanked President Jacob Zuma and his Mozambican counterpart Armando Guebuza for working together to fight piracy in the southern part of the Indian Ocean.
"We will do everything possible to support our forces in combating piracy effectively... we have to keep our seas safe," Kikwete said in comments quoted by the department of international relations.
Sisulu said the three countries had "taken a lead in implementing the maritime strategy endorsed by Southern African Developing Community".
The agreement gave rights to the three forces to, among other things, patrol, search, arrest, seize and undertake pursuit operations on any maritime crime suspect or pirate.
The South African frigate, SAS Mendi, is deployed along the Mozambican channel to combat piracy.
The signing ceremony was attended by navy chief Vice Admiral Johannes Mudimu and the Tanzanian and Mozambican military commands.
Wait for it, head lines on News24...SAS Mendi hijacked by Pirates!
actually it is SAS Isandlwana and the crew is pretty capable. so is the Captain.
Almost correct Alex, the head lines will read: SAS Mendi spec in arms deal not properly changed by Mbeki. Ship incapable of assisting in piracy. Minister of defense appoint Chippy Schaik to open tender for new ships.
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Polish PM said her language 'should be taught in BRITISH SCHOOLS' during UK visit
POLISH Prime Minister Beata Szydlo declared that British schools should teach the Polish language after she met Theresa May at Downing Street on Monday.
During a televised press conference, the Polish leader talked about "the option of teaching Polish as a language in British schools" after the topic was raised in a meeting of senior Polish and British politicians.
Neither the UK Prime Minister nor any senior British ministers have responded to the request, which follows a similar request made by Poland's Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski to the Irish government last week.
The Polish PM demanded more support for the 831,000 Poles living in Britain while encouraging some of her fellow Polish nationals to consider moving back to their homeland.
Polish leader Beata Szydlo & UK Prime Minister Theresa May at a Downing Street press conference
Speaking about her conversation with the British leader, Ms Szydlo said: "We spoke about the support for the Polish community… about many different things that are important for Polish citizens in the UK.
She added: "Here in the UK there are a great number of Poles who run their own businesses.
"We want to encourage them to transfer some of their business operations into Poland.
"We want to benefit from best practices in the UK."
We spoke about the support for the Polish community… about many different things that are important for Polish citizens in the UK
Mrs May repeated her hopes of reaching an "early agreement" on the rights of Polish nationals already living in Britain to remain once the UK leaves the EU - but warned she would offer no guarantees unless Britons on the continent would receive the same treatment.
The Tory leader told reporters: "I hope we can reach an early agreement on this issue, providing certainty for Polish citizens here and British people living in Europe."
Poles recently overtook Indians as the biggest foreign-born contingent in Britain, representing almost 10 per cent of the country's 8.6million foreign-born residents.
Polish PM Beata Szydlo leaves 10 Downing Street after talks with Theresa May
Ms Szydlo was in London to discuss strengthening relations between Britain and Poland before Mrs May triggers Article 50 next year to start the UK's journey out of the EU.
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March 24th, 2010, 01:07 AM #1
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I had a decent experience with my first try at using datafeeds; I guess I was lucky because I ended up with data that I could do something with. So, I want to try one or two more projects, but, after examining other datafeeds, I am not sure if I should invest the time. I have a couple of questions:
After looking at three more datafeeds, I gather that the affiliate network is the one that designs the feed (the db table), not the advertiser. But the advertiser chooses what data to supply. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I got two feeds from CJ which I consider useless, because they contain no data one can use to group the products. The CJ feeds show three different category columns: in one of the feeds they are all blank, in the other one is filled out, but all the fields are the same - so all the products belong to one single category. Is this some kind of humor I am not getting? It looks like all they care to give you are the buy URLs and the prices.
I got one second feed from SAS (my first project the one I liked - was also from SAS). Like the first one, this second one has enough columns with distinct data one can use. But
Its for a cigar merchant which I think would be perfect for one of my sites, and the product is one that I know a lot about. The merchant site shows very good descriptions of the cigars, but the feed is missing data for the shape, the wrapper, the length and the ring (all this data is shown on the merchant site), exactly the things a prospective buyer wants to know, especially if he/she is only looking at an image on a computer screen. So that looks like a waste of time too.
Here are my questions:
Is this the typical quality of datafeeds that one can expect to get?
If you want to discuss the issue, whom do you address, the advertiser, or the aff network? Is there some kind of etiquette for this kind of thing?
If you end up connecting with somebody, are they normally responsive?
I would really appreciate some ideas about this.
I hope these questions are not too dumb.
March 24th, 2010, 01:33 AM #2
I actually just joined a golf merchant a few days ago. No categorization, no brand name designations, not even thumbnails. Luckily most of the information I required for each product was in the product name field, so with a bit of work I was able to turn a completely unuseable feed into something halfway useable (categorized products with merchant categorization). And then managed to find the correct thumbnail paths on their site from the "large image" they provided (they use thumbnails, why not provide me with them?)
I've actually started stepping away from datafeeds simply because the trouble you go through to use most of them is just not worth the time. Less promotion for the merchant (through me), but if they don't put forth any effort then I'm not going to put much forth either.
March 24th, 2010, 01:50 AM #3
I've toyed with a few datafeeds but like you, they can be a total crapshoot of what you'll end up with. I think they are getting better than what they were, but that is where companies like datafeedr and such are making their money because they are going in and cleaning up a lot of the feeds trying to get them all into compatible states.
Definitely time to break out the Excel Advanced skills .
March 24th, 2010, 04:01 PM #4
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At least something good is resulting from this: I am starting to get it with how this datafeed business works.
Its disappointing to see the mentality of some merchants: why leave basic information that can help make sales, out of a datafeed? In the case of the cigar merchant, leaving out the specs for the product is like me saying Here, you are welcome to use my car for whatever you need, and then it turns out the car has no tires. I will be contacting the AM there, hoping to get a positive response.
Shawn, I am OK with having to do some work to make a dataset useful for my particular scenario; but parsing out categories and other fields out of disparate and unrelated names is not trivial and probably not worth it, since these catalogs change constantly.
Bonnie, when you say they can be a total crapshoot, I think you have one too many syllables in the last word. The Excel advance skills dont mean much; its like trying to make a three-star fancy food recipe with half the ingredients missing. I looked at datafeedr and saw some sample sites, some showing whole pages or products with all broken image links for thumbnails and these are the sample sites they are using to sell their product! And I thought our government was in bad shape LOL.
BTW, in that SAS food products project I did recently, I followed some of your suggestions. I posted for a second look in the Site/Logo/Banner Review forum on March 20; so far, there have been 15 views and zero replies I am not sure if that is good or bad. I would love it if you could take a second look and tell me what you think. This is the thread: http://www.abestweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=130992
Thank you both for the replies. Have fun,
March 24th, 2010, 04:35 PM #5
The problem I have with "category" in CJ feeds, is that this is merchant defined. Meaning if two merchants have the same basic category, but name if different, they never match up.
It would be way easier if the list of categories was standardized across all merchants in a particular network.
March 24th, 2010, 04:48 PM #6
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vicjg, that is to be expected: if you were a merchant, how would you feel about some outsider dictating how you name your categories? It's like the food police telling me not to cook with salt, as some idiot poitician in New York proposed recently.
That kind of issue is easy to fix - it's just manipulating data a little bit. I don't think it's realistic or reasonable to expect merchants to develop a standard just for the benefit of affliates.
March 24th, 2010, 04:56 PM #7
March 24th, 2010, 05:01 PM #8
There are definitely better ways to do it that makes life easier for both the affiliate and the merchant, but as much as I would like to discuss them I can't. When our full blown network launches later this year you will see.
March 24th, 2010, 08:42 PM #9
Brand Name [type/model] Putter
Brand Name [type/model] Driver
Brand Name [type/model] Golf Bag
So I can just wildcard the Brand Names I want and update whatever column I've chosen to use. Same with driver, putter, etc. That was about the only saving grace for this feed, or else I wouldn't have even bothered. Actually ended up with 600+ products (out of 2000+). But I only pulled the most popular Brand Names.
March 25th, 2010, 01:56 PM #10
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Well Shawn, you did OK getting what you got from that golf merchants datafeed. I am not so lucky with the cigar thing, as the basic, essential data I need doesnt show up anywhere.
Yesterday, I sent an email to the cigar merchant - through the SAS system, since I never got a welcome message or any kind of contact info since I joined and was approved four days ago but who knows if I will even get a reply; so far, zero.
You want a good laugh? Here is one of the categories from the datafeed:
. > Cigars > Acid
Yes, I am not kidding complete with the leading . >. All their categories begin with those characters. Makes one wonder if the person who does the data entry is the same one who cleans the toilets.
Things are not looking too good with this merchant.
I guess Ill keep pluggin. There must be one good one for cigars out there.
April 15th, 2010, 02:32 AM #11
I use a ticketnetwork feed from CJ, and its pretty good, as they go. The angle brackets are there for me, and can often be consistent positionally, so when I 'split' on the >, there's helpful data there. Hopefully you'll see something of a pattern, too.
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I have been honoured to have helped many patients with hair loss. The following are my personal views and opinions and provide insight into how I practice as a hair loss physician.
A. My General Principles about Diagnosis & Evaluation of Hair Loss
Principle 1: The most important question an individual with hair loss can ask is "What is my actual diagnosis or reason for my hair loss? Is there more than one reason?" In fact, the failure to identify the correct diagnosis is the most common mistakes people make about their hair loss.
Principle 2: There are countless numbers of different hair loss conditions and a person can have one, two three, four or rarely five conditions at the same time. It is true that you may have the same hair loss condition that your mother, father, or friend has - but you might not.
Principle 3: Scarring hair loss conditions (also called the 'cicatricial alopecias') are much more common that we currently recognize. They are under diagnosed.
Principle 4: A careful history of a patient's hair loss, a full evaluation of the scalp using trichoscopy and review of any necessary blood tests are how one reaches a diagnosis of hair loss. All of these steps are important, but a detailed story of the patent's hair loss and health is probably the most important.
Principle 5: All women with hair loss require blood tests. The exact blood tests the physician should order will differ from patient to patient according to their history of hair loss. However, one can rarely be completely confident of a diagnosis until blood test results have returned.
Principle 6: There are far more health conditions associated with hair loss than we currently recognize in conventional practice. As just one example - the relationship between early male balding and heart disease, blood pressure problems and cholesterol problems.
Principle 7: One of the most helpful ways to evaluate the success of treatment is a simple camera. If a camera shows improvement - there is likely improvement. If a camera shows that there is less hair on the scalp after 9 months of treatment, the treatment is likely not helping to regrow hair.
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Principle 9: There are far more hair loss conditions and patterns of hair loss than are recognized in textbooks. What we have now gives us a framework - but it is incomplete.
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B. My General Principles About the Treatment of Hair Loss.
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Following the trade of Timmy Jernigan, the Ravens (for the moment) have 4 picks in the top 78 selections and 2 picks in the top 14 of Round 3. The assumption here is that the Ravens will select two players in the first two rounds from these positions (in no particular order):
• Wide Receiver
• Edge Rusher
• Cornerback
Those positions will remain in play during round 3 but the view will widen even more than it did in round 2 and will include the positions of safety and running back. What the Ravens do during these first three rounds should heavily affect their ability to overtake the Steelers as the top dog in the AFC North. You can always check NFL predictions at Skybook to see how the team's offseason moves so far, sway oddsmakers.
We discussed some possibilities in Round 1 and Round 2 previously. Today, let's consider a few players who might attract the attention of the Ravens war room during Round 3.
Wide Receiver
Cooper Kupp, 6'2", 204 pounds, Eastern Washington
• Strong hands; snatches ball in flight
• Varies acceleration to create separation
• Boxes out to win contested catches
• Feisty competitor who plays smart
• Possesses ability to add YAC
• Lacks separation quickness
• Some doubt about his ability to be an outside WR
Compared To:
• Jarvis Landry, Miami
• Michael Crabtree, Oakland
Carlon Henderson, 5'11", 199 pounds, Louisiana Tech
• Creates separation by dropping hips into breaks paving way to sudden stops
• Changes direction without drop off in speed
• Possesses a getaway gear
• Plays bigger than his size
• Explosive after catch, particularly on screens
• Has return ability; 2 kick return TDs in 2016
• Fearless over the middle
• Did not regularly face quality competition
• Substandard ball tracker
• Limited route tree
• Doesn't attack the ball
Compared To:
• Tavon Austin, Los Angeles
• Quinton Patton, NY Jets
Edge Rusher
Joe Mathis, 6'2", 255 pounds, Washington
• Possesses an explosive, bull rush move
• Stout v. run; plays with great leverage
• Impressive array of pass rush moves
• Smart player who plays with discipline
• Looks comfortable dropping into coverage
• Burst is only adequate
• Can play high when diagnosing plays
• Lacks ideal length
• Limited production due to injury
Compared To:
Jordan Willis, 6'4", 255 pounds, Kansas State
• Good vision and diagnoses quickly
• Changes direction well to regularly stay in plays
• Decent burst off the edge
• High motor and plays to the whistle
• Strong hands
• One-trick pony pass rusher
• Doesn't counter sets from offensive linemen
• Plays too high at times and can be washed out v. run
Compared To:
Cameron Sutton, 5'11", 188 pounds, Tennessee
• Mirrors receivers with good feet off line of scrimmage
• Fluid hips matched with a plus backpedal
• Accelerates quickly to the ball; can disrupt screens
• 37 passes defensed and 7 INTs during college career in SEC
• Team player with high character
• Possesses special teams ability; 3 punt returns for TD
• Lack of strength places limitations on press coverage ability
• Doesn't support the run effectively
• Can be sucked in by double moves
Compared To:
• B.W. Webb, Free Agent
Cordrea Tankersley, 6'1", 199 pounds, Clemson
• Solid build and strength
• Uses sizes to harass and redirect WRs
• Ball production: 8 INTs in 2 seasons
• Good hands
• Has a burst, second gear, 4.4 40-time
• Efficient tackler
• Backpedal lacks bend
• Doesn't redirect quickly
• Grabs when beaten; 8 PIs in 2 seasons
Compared To:
• Dre Kirkpatrick, Cincinnati
• Byron Maxwell, Miami
Offensive Line
Taylor Moton, 6'5", 319, Western Michigan
• Anchors very well
• Strong hands, powerful punch
• Versatile; has played guard and tackle
• Tough, intelligent player
• Needs better technique when encountering speed rushers
• A waist bender
• Slow to get hands out
Compared To:
• Zach Fulton, Kansas City
Antonio Garcia, 6'6", 305 pounds, Troy
• Very athletic with good lateral quickness
• Tough to beat around the edge
• Redirects well to spoil inside challenges
• Fluid in space
• Lanky frame for position; often plays below 300 pounds
• Lack of strength
• Susceptible to power moves and can be pushed back into the pocket
Compared To:
• Jared Veldheer, Arizona
Inside Linebacker
Kendall Beckwith, 6'2", 243 pounds, LSU
• Banger between the tackles
• Smart player with good vision
• Diagnoses plays quickly with a burst to the ball
• Experienced in both 4-3 and 3-4 base defenses
• Strong hands
• Team leader
• Stiff hips can lead to missed tackles
• Struggles in coverage v. shifty players
• Tore ACL during bowl prep
• Plays tall which presents challenges when tackling
• Average athlete who will struggle sideline to sideline
Compared To:
• Bernardrick McKinney, Houston
Alex Anzalone, 6'3", 241 pounds, Florida
• Fluid hips and athleticism to play in space
• Solid gap-to-gap lateral quickness
• 3-down player with ability to cover RBs
• Versatile; can play inside or outside
• Strong closing speed that could provide value as a blitzer
• Many injuries have limited his playing time; just 577 career snaps
• Did not produce a single turnover at Florida
• Struggles to shed blocks
• Not a very efficient tackler
Compared To:
• Vincent Ray, Cincinnati
Justin Evans, 6'0", 199 pounds, Texas A&M
• Excellent athlete with feet and hips that translate well to high safety
• Former receiver who can high-point and make catches in traffic
• Accelerates quickly to help close passing windows
• 4 INTs and 7 passes defensed as a Senior
• Hard hitter who wraps up and explodes through targets
• Can focus too much on receivers which makes him late to the party in run support
• At times, too overaggressive and therefore susceptible to play action at next level
Compared To:
• Earl Thomas, Seattle
• Karl Joseph, Oakland
Marcus Williams, 6'1", 202 pounds, Utah
• Athletic and instinctive from high safety position
• Reads QBs well
• Plus vertical leap makes him a winner on 50/50 balls
• 10 INTs against 44 targets over past 2 seasons – a ball hawk
• Sure tackler, but not a hitter
• Below average strength
• Peeks in backfield in the red zone; leaving him flat-footed and susceptible to play action
Compared To:
• Duron Harmon, New England
Running Back
Samjae Perine, 5'11", 233 pounds, Oklahoma
• Can be a bell cow; handles a heavy workload
• Ability to work through small openings
• Powerful trunk
• Productive runner after contact; finishes with force
• Good hands for size
• Difficult to deny in short yardage, goal line
• Stiff hips limit his open field ability to escape
• Average speed; lacks burst to get to the edge
• Lacks a quick twitch for restart after contact
Compared To:
D'onta Foreman, 6'0", 233 pounds, Texas
• Great athleticism for a big runner
• Can change direction and go gap to gap without decelerating
• Fluid hips to avoid defenders at the second level
• A north-south RB who rarely takes a loss
• Good short-yardage conversion rate
• Too much of a finesse player given his size
• Lacks gears – basically a one-speed runner
• Weak in pass protection
• Has ball security issues – 7 fumbles, 6 lost in 2016
Compared To:
• Jonathan Stewart, Carolina
• Steven Jackson, Free Agent


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Michelle Robinson Obama served as First Lady of the United States, from 2009-2017. During that time, Mrs. Obama launched and led four key initiatives: Let's Move!, to address the challenge of childhood obesity; Joining Forces, to support veterans, service members and their families; Reach Higher, to inspire young people to seek higher education; and Let Girls Learn, to help adolescent girls around the world go to school.
Before becoming First Lady, Michelle Obama attended Princeton University and Harvard Law School. She started her career as an attorney at the Chicago law firm, Sidley & Austin, where she met her future husband, Barack Obama. She later worked in the Chicago mayor's office, the University of Chicago, and the University of Chicago Medical Center. Mrs. Obama also founded the Chicago chapter of Public Allies, an organization that prepares young people for careers in public service.
"We are honored and thrilled to have Michelle Obama, one of the most respected women in the world, join us at this year's conference," said Leslie Stiles, Board President of the Pennsylvania Conference for Women. "With her career-long devotion to improving the lives of children, increasing nutrition awareness, and advocating for equal access to education, Michelle Obama's impact clearly extends beyond her White House years."
BRENÉ BROWN is a research professor at the University of Houston where she holds the Huffington Brené Brown Endowed Chair at The Graduate College of Social Work. She has spent the past 15 years studying courage, vulnerability, shame and empathy and is the author of three #1 New York Timesbest-sellers, including The Gifts of Imperfection, Daring Greatly, and Rising Strong. Her TED talk, titled "The Power of Vulnerability," is one of the top five most viewed TED talks in the world with over 25 million views. Brown is the founder and CEO of both COURAGEworks - an online learning platform that offers classes for individuals and families on braver living and loving, and BRAVE LEADERS INC - a platform that brings her latest research on leadership development and culture change to teams, leaders, entrepreneurs, change makers, and culture shifters. Brown lives in Houston, Texas with her husband, Steve, and their children Ellen and Charlie.@brenebrown
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Das Haus ist nur 15 Minuten von der berühmten Kenai und Russian Rivers, mehrere Seen und anderen lokalen Angelplätze und erstaunliche Tageswanderungen in den Chugach National Forest. Es basiert auf dem weiter entfernten Kenai-Halbinsel und bis 3000 ft eingebettet nächsten. Berge. Neben der Bereitstellung einer spektakulären Aussicht auf die umliegenden Berge, es gibt den Gästen einen echten Alaskan Gefühl.
Unterkünfte des Hauses machen das Reisen einfacher und weniger stressig. Es verfügt über alle für einen Mehrfach Übernachtung und heimelige Atmosphäre notwendigen Annehmlichkeiten. Das Haus verfügt über moderne Kochgeschirr und Geräte, darunter ein Kühlschrank (auf frisch gefangenen Fisch kalt zu halten) und ein Barbecue im Freien und Feuerstelle. Niederlassen in den Abend mit Sat-TV und WLAN-Internet nach einem langen Tag zu fangen wilde Alaska King Salmon. Obwohl Ihr Aufenthalt un-Gastgeber, Vermieter Corey, wird sichergestellt, dass alle zusätzlichen Anforderungen Ihrer Partei erfüllt sind.
We loved our stay in this cute home! Corey and his dad, Jeff were the perfect hosts - giving us a very warm welcome and we felt totally at home in the cabin. It's a little rustic, but totally comfortable and equipped for a large group to have a very fun stay. The kids loved running around in the field and the woods behind the house. The location is close to easy access hiking and central to explore Seward, Girdwood, Coopers Landong, Soldotna, etc. We were there as the seasons transitioned from Fall to Winter and experienced some gorgeous photo opportunities. Recommended is the drive through the wildlife refuge on the way to (or back from) Soldotna. We also enjoyed the SeaLife aquarium and the wildlife conservation center for great up-close animal experiences. You won't find many touristy guided activities after Sept 30th, but it was to our liking to enjoy the glacier as the only visitors, etc :)
Had a girls weekend getaway and this house is perfect for a larger party. You have to visit beautiful Moose Pass!
My daughter wanted a seclueded Birthday getaway with her family and our in laws. Someone told me about the Chugach backcountry lodge located in moose pass. It was exactly what my daughter wanted. A full kitchen to cook family dinners each night and large sized bedrooms with plenty of space for every one. We rented the entire lodge for three days and it was very reasonable for the experience. One of the days we went to the Russian river for my son's and I to do some fishing and the Girls went on an adventure hike to the falls. We saw a brown bear fishing and caught a few fish ourselves! It turned out to be a great birthday weekend getaway for my family. I will stay at the lodge in the future and my wife is already talking about making it a family tradition.
Every summer since 2003 my family has come to Alaska to enjoy the fishing and amazing scenery that the Kenai Peninsula has to offer. We had always looked for good deals on lodging and a place that we felt comfortable to completely relax. In 2008 we began staying at the Chugach Backcountry lodge and it has become our home away from home. It is private and roomy with plenty of recreation options. We generally spend one or two days in Seward which is only a 30 minute drive from the lodge to enjoy the sea life center and a day of offshore halibut fishing. The other days we hike in groups to the hi alpine meadows or to the Kenai river in search of red salmon. One year in particular we missed the main red salmon run by a couple days and the owner of the lodge offered us a guided fishing trip that the lodge also offers. We were skeptical but decided to go with Corey on a king salmon trip in mid July. It was very early, but the end result was absolutely worth the effort. We caught some of the biggest freshwater fish I had ever seen. My son and wife caught a King each around 40 pounds and I caught one around 25. this was the highlight of our trip. We then were able to return to the lodge to enjoy fresh salmon on the provided BBQ and enjoy the campfire. Since that first trip Corey and his other guides have taken us for trout, silvers and red salmon and every time we enjoy ourselves and don't want the day to end. As the pictures show the lodge is very comfy and set in a breathtaking place in the valley of moose pass. We will continue to stay at the lodge for many years to come, and always with we had more days to spend in the area because it has so much to offer.
Our family booked the house for a week and we had a wonderful time!
The house was clean, spacious, and included everything we needed to cook, do laundry, store gear, etc. -I was so happy we chose to stay here instead of a hotel or motel-it was so nice to have our own space while we were visiting.
We were close to fishing and wildlife viewing so we never had to drive for longer than an hour to do anything we wanted-one morning we even woke up to a moose munching on a willow in the front yard!
The beds were comfortable and between six of us we each had our own with plenty of room to spare.
Corey, the invisible host was friendly and worked with us on setting our dates and allowing our little dog to stay inside the house with us.
We will definitely stay here on our next visit to Alaska!
Chugach Backcountry Ferienhaus ist ein Remote-Familienunternehmen Rückzug in der Nähe von Moose Pass, 90 Meilen südlich von Anchorage entfernt. Von lokalen professionellen Alaskan Angelführer gehört, Corey Hetrick Dieses zentral gelegene Ferienhaus ist der ideale Ort für kleine und große Gruppen gleichermaßen, die während einer Alaska-Urlaub Aufbau Basislager.
Das Haus ist nur 15 Minuten von der berühmten Kenai und Russian Rivers, mehrere Seen und anderen lokalen Angelplätze und erstaunliche Tageswanderungen in den Chugach National Forest. Es basiert auf dem weiter entfernten Kenai-Halbinsel und bis 3000 ft eingebettet nächsten. Berge. Neben der Bereitstellung einer spektakulären Aussicht auf die umliegenden Berge, es gibt den Gästen einen echten Alaskan Gefühl.
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3806 E Norwalk Drive SE, Grand Rapids MI, 49508
Sold Price:
3 beds , 2 Full/1 Half baths
2,579 sqft
Status: Closed
Last Updated: 11/19/2017 6:23 PM
Description for 3806 E Norwalk Drive SE Grand Rapids, MI 49508
BARGAIN PRICED !!! Spacious & attractive brick & vinyl daylight windowed ranch style home w/attached 2 stall garage. Located in desirable area w/appealing exterior & lot w/no neighbors to rear! Boasts 2,580 fin.sq.ft! MAIN FLOOR FEATURES:Entry w/slate stone floor,living room,kitchen,dining room,large open family room w/fireplace & sliders to patio,laundry room,3 bedrooms & 2 1/2 baths.DAYLIGHT WINDOW LEVEL is all open w/huge combination family/recreation areas + large storage & workrooms w/shelving. Note newer high efficiency furnace plus central air & quality wood double paned windows/slider & all appliances included! A ton of house & quality & PRICED BELOW SELLER PURCHASE PRICE IN 2006 LET ALONE IMPROVEMENTS!HURRY!!! (NOTE TAXES ARE NON HOMESTEAD & WILL DROP APPROX.40% IF HOMESTEADED)
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Sold Date:12/08/2015
City Of Grand Rapids
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Councillor Michael White presents a cheque to Angela for £300 from the Councillors Community Fund towards the running costs of our Advice Centre.
We continue to receive very welcome donations from individuals, groups and organisations throughout the parish which are essential to provide the necessary running costs to keep our busy Advice Centre open.
Over the past few months we have received donations from the Over 60's Club, the Moravian Church, the New Street Home Group, Deb'n'Hair, The Ockbrook and Borrowash W.I. (sponsored walk) the Redhill School (collection at their carol service) and Rolls Royce which donated £100 as many of their ex-employees still live in the parish.
We also received the last grant payment from the Allen Lane Foundation recently which has been helping with our running costs. We were extremely fortunate to get the grant because there are so few given to support older adults nowadays, and at a time when the need is at its peak! We will pass on our sincere thanks to them and try to stay in touch because who knows, it would be fantastic if they would consider supporting us in the future if their constitution allows.
Derbyshire County Council, Social Services, Older Adults Department and our own Parish Council continue to help with our running costs through grant payments and we should be very grateful that they support our charity and more importantly care what happens to the older adults of the parish. These grants are constantly subject to reviews due to their own budget cuts and we just keep on hoping that something significant happens which will allow these grants to continue to be given.
Our members also continue to give generously both through regular payments and one off donations and we are especially grateful for these personal gifts.
One lady donated £200 which was left at the end of the year after she had paid all of her household bills. That was undoubtedly the least painful payment that she made.
We also received a 'legacy' from 'Mitzy' the cat whose owner donated a year's value in vet bills to commemorate her pet's sad passing.
We also received a collection taken at the funeral of one of our members for which we were very grateful. All of our members are very special to us but this particular lady ticked all of the boxes of what we try to do. She was referred to us by one of our Medical Centres after losing her husband. They had been very close and because of that she had lost the ability to mix with others and had become depressed and withdrawn since her loss. She eventually agreed to speak with us and gradually over a couple of years became very active, enjoyed many of our activities and formed some lasting friendships with members who will no doubt miss her company.
Legacies and Donations:
We are proud that so many of our members, and their respective families are grateful that such a local charity as ours exists and that they fully support the work that we do in the community.
Our continued presence however is largely dependent on the generosity of our parishioners and although we would never want any of our members to feel under any pressure nor consider changing any arrangements already in place, leaving a gift in your will to our charity can result in improving your friends or even one of your family members future life.
Our charity exists only for the purpose of supporting the older adults of this wonderful parish to live independently in their own homes as safely and happily as possible.
We are determined to maintain a strong presence in the area with our office and advice centre and a team of local volunteers to help run a programme of events and activities which is designed to bring members together and convert 'members' into friends.
As a charity we are not global, or national, we are local – very local. "Charity begins at home" really does apply to the Borrowbrook.
Please think of us when you plan a legacy or a donation as it could change the life of someone that you know. Thank you.
Shirley Dawson who stood down as a trustee at this year's AGM after nearly 18 years of service with our charities committee is pictured following a short presentation after the meeting. Shirley will still be around however as she has accepted an invitation to the post as our Honorary President and in this capacity will continue to represent us at various meetings and functions and play an important part in our continued search for funds.


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Because she does not know what you have to deal with at work or school. Personally I use it as a way to cope with stress in addition to it being fun. They just have Trump® disorder- where a person or persons claims to be such high status by trying to bully people that are … Read more
My son always played a lot of games. I did think it was affecting his life . They make those games so you WILL keep coming back over and over so you can achieve a high level or score in an imaginary scenario.
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Ali Lohan Cover Model Debut
October 21, 2011 by staff
Ali Lohan Cover Model Debut, Ali Lohan made her debut on the cover of a magazine. While her sister Lindsay is struggling with the legal proceedings, Ali's career is booming.
The 17-year-old has landed her first modeling covered in the magazine-style failure. This is the first major magazines to shoot Ali since he signed with NEXT Model Management in August.
The brunette star on the cover of the November 2011 edition, in a black and white image, winged eye sunglasses hiding her eyes. His hair is cut into a short bob and a geometric view of the clavicle is freckled in the program.
The spread within the body of Ali small sample with a short black dress and a photo takes just a hard tissue bridge.
The model caused controversy last month with her figure drastically thinned. The teen was accused of using Botox and lip, and skin bleaching to lighten freckles.
Ali did not respond to the charges, but Lindsay's sister defended her weight loss on Twitter.
"I love what I hate to pick up my sister, yet every catwalk model is so thin! My sister is beautiful and I am very proud of her and her career! (Sic)" that Twitter recently.
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Welcome to the GAA
A resource for tree care professionals and the public to protect and care for Georgia's trees.
At the November membership meeting, elections were held for the 2016 GAA Board (officers and delegates). Congratulations to the new GAA Board, as follows:
President: Rusty Lee has been employed in the green industry for 26 years. He has been with Downey Trees for 15 years and previously worked in the landscape industry with Weeks Landscape and Nature Scapes as well as owning his own company. Rusty's degree is in Environmental Horticulture. He is a GA Certified Landscape Professional, GA Certified Pesticide License holder, GA Certified Turfgrass Professional, and an ISA-Certified Arborist. Rusty has served on the board of directors of the GUFC from 2007 -2011, including two terms as President in 2010 and 2011).
Past President: Jorge Rivera (now residing in Florida)
Vice President: Dave Butler is a Certified Arborist and Georgia Professional Geologist and has worked in the environmental field for over 25 years. He is currently employed by DeKalb County and manages land acquisition and natural resource management for the Parks Department. Dave also owns and manages The Tree Butler, a small tree care business primarily providing consulting arborist services to local area residents. Originally from Boston, Dave has lived in Atlanta for over 36 years and enjoys kayaking, hiking, birdwatching and spending time with his two grandsons.
Treasurer: Devon Lucabaugh
Secretary: Tom Coffin has been an ISA-Certified arborist since 2003 and a member of the GAA since about 1995. He has served as GAA Treasurer several times (including 2007-8, 2012, and currently). Tom earned his PhD from the UGA Warnell School of Forestry in 1995. Tom was a charter member of City of Atlanta Tree Conservation Commission in 1997-2000. He worked for the City of Atlanta as Arborist (2000-2007), Senior Arborist (2007-2008) and retired in 2010.
Delegate: Christie Bryant has been an arborist since 2009. She is also a GCLP. She has been in the green industry in Atlanta for ten years, the tree side for four with Gunnison Tree. She resides in SE Atlanta with her husband, two great danes, bees and chickens. She has two grown kids. Her son has sap in his veins also; he's a training climber at Downey Tree.
Delegate: Tim Daly is a native of DeKalb County, GA. He has two degrees from the University of Georgia College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences. For the past eight years, he has been employed as a County Extension Agent in Gwinnett County. Tim is also a Certified Arborist.
Delegate: Michael Pavlis is the owner of Ossabaw Consulting, an arboriculture consulting firm based out of Savannah. He has a Bachelor's in Science degree from West Virginia University, a MS from Virginia Tech and is an ISA-Certified Arborist. Michael is also the President of the Coastal Arborist Association, serves on the Tybee Island Tree Board and is a community lacrosse coach for area youth and high school programs.
Delegate: Dhani Ramdin
Delegate: Russell Tonning has a Bachelor's of Science degree in Plant Biology and a Master of Arts in Public Administration. He has worked for the City of Powder Springs as a street division supervisor and was recently elected as a Rockdale County Soil and Conservation District Supervisor. He is also a certified arborist and recently started his own company, Piedmont Arborist Consultant, LLC.
Delegate: Josh Correll began climbing and working in trees 10 years ago at age 18. He has contracted with many companies along this time gaining knowledge and appreciation for the health of trees and earned his Arborist Certification in 2011 and Pesticide Applicator License in 2016. He currently works with Atlanta Arbor Tree Care directing the plant health care division and is an avid climber, hiker, caver and rides motorcross.
Delegate: Catherine Buckley
Delegate: Braden Smith has have been in the Green Industry for 7 years. His family had a small landscape company where he worked with for 5 years. He has been with Arbor Equity full time for 2 years and has been a Certified Arborist for 1 year. He loves being outdoors and enjoying nature and coaching youth academy soccer. He is recently married and living in Covington with his wife and 2 dogs.
Non-Voting Member: Susan Granberry, Georgia Forestry Commission
Non-Voting Member: Neil Norton, Executive Director
Non-Voting Member: Chris Barneycastle, Past President
Non-Voting Member: Peter Jenkins (Past President) is a founding member of the GAA and has served as its President several times. He is a Certified Arborist who ran his own tree service, Treeman, Inc. for 25 years before retiring as a professional climber. In his current business, TreeInspection.com, he inspects trees for health and risk assessment, and is TRAQ trained. Peter founded Tree Climbers International, Inc. in 1983, and has been teaching people to climb ever since. Peter loves photography, writing, and reading, but is most passionate about all things trees. He lives in DeKalb County with his wife and their three cats.


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Nashua Mobile says its business model was unsustainable chiefly due to increased competition from companies that it worked for as a middleman.
"Five years ago their model was a very good one when they went to customers as the middlemen. However, the last five years have experienced an aggressive push by telecommunications companies themselves targeting customers on their own," Spiwe Chireka, an ICT analyst at the International Development Corporation told CNBC Africa.
"These mobile companies are coming up with better packages and value added services and this has significantly reduced Nashua Mobile's previous impact. As the two leading mobile telecommunications companies entered the market the margins that Nashua Mobile was offering was increasingly getting smaller and smaller which have implications to it," she added.
The announcement comes after the expiry of Nashua Mobile's service provider agreement with Vodacom and its incentive agreement with MTN.
The strategy that has been employed by these two large corporations meant that Nashua Mobile would compete with these superior companies for the same market.
According to the agreed deal, MTN will pay 90 per cent of disposal consideration on MTN take-on date, with the balance expected to be settled within 10 business days. Vodacom will pay 85 per cent of disposal consideration within five business days of its relocation date and the balance within five days.
Nashua Mobile is a subsidiary wholly owned by JSE-listed Company [DATA RLO:Reunert Limited].
"Nashua Mobile is pursuing various alternatives for the disposal by Nashua Mobile of its Cell C subscriber base," noted Reunert.
The company warned its shareholders that they needed to exercise caution when dealing with Reunert shares due to this development.


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Detalii loc de munca - Toate orasele
Descrierea jobului - România
A rapidly growing health care company is seeking an experienced Human Resources Specialist. We are looking for a self-starter that is very motivated and aggressive, self-disciplined and results driven. Main responsibilities: • Coordinating job posting on Web sites, reviewing resumes, performing telephone interviews and reference checks. • Advertising job openings, recruiting applicants, perusing resumes globally • Responsible for screening all resumes submitted for open job positions to find the most qualified candidates. • Administer performance reviews for every company employee, meeting with the employee and thoroughly documenting the entire process. • Providing support in developing personnel procedures. • Collecting payroll related information and work with accounting to process the payroll • Create new training materials for employee training • Provides training for new and current employees. • Contributes to the workforce planning process and develops operating initiatives that support organizational objectives. • Drive change initiatives and organizational effectiveness. • Providing various productivity reporting Candidate meeting all of the criteria above, please reply to this post with a current copy of your resume and a cover letter, both in English, to demonstrate your written skills. We will not consider submissions received without a cover letter and not meeting above-stated criteria. Details: Location: Home/Virtual Compensation: $400.00 US Telecommuting is ok. This is a contract job. Principals only. Recruiters please don't contact this job poster. Please, no phone calls about this job! Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests
• Advanced English. • A minimum of 3 years of professional and related field experience. • Expertise in human resources, especially related to recruitment and selection. • Proven track record in meeting performance objectives. • Strong oral, written and telephone communication skills. • Proficiency in using a variety of computer software applications, especially Excel, PowerPoint and Microsoft Word software. • Shows/practices a commitment to ethical conduct. • Works well under pressure and does not waiver in working as a team. • Ability to manage multiple priorities and tasks under tight deadlines. • Availability to work a flexible schedule.
Nivel minim de educatie necesara Diploma de facultate


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Niche Web Directory - Niche Definition & Meaning
A perfect SEO campaign involves proper on pages as well as off page strategies. You cannot expect to rank well if you focus on one and ignore the other. It is common for newbie bloggers to ignore basic on-page factors as well as necessary link building techniques to help their site lift off from the ground. One of the most important techniques in off page SEO is web directories.
I know what you are thinking guys, by web directories I mean quality web directories and not the spammy ones which are thriving on the internet. We have already discusses it about some pointers in choosing proper web directory. You can check the article out <link the article here> as repeating the same points would feel like shooting a dead guy in the head.
Anyway, if you choose proper web directories for building the foundation links to your site, it can prove worthy in the long run. Among the various web directories available in the blogosphere, niche directories are favoured by search engines.
What are Niche Directory?
As the name implies, Niche Directory are the type of web directories which focuses on a particular niche. For example, a basketball niche directory will only accept sites related to basketball. So Google naturally gives credibility to the directory as well as the links which the directory has.
The approval process is pretty strict with the moderators thoroughly checking the submitted URL for compliance with the web directory standards and approve or reject it usually within 48 hours.
Types & Definition of Niche Directory
Niche Directory also have another definition: A directory or a list which contains like-minded websites or tools which can help the user access a particular set of information at the same place. For example: Search Engine list, web 2.0 directory, Proxy sites directory, Press release directory, Social Networking sites directory etc.
Let's talk about the most accessed Niche Directories
Search Engine Directory: As the name implies, this directory has the list of popular search engines which people are using to search and get solutions for their various queries. You can use this directory to research more about the popular search engines and optimise your site.
Web 2.0 directory: This directory contains the list of platforms where you can create free weblogs and gain readership. Web 2.0s can also be a great way to build some natural backlinks to your website. Some prominent examples include Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr, Weebly etc.
Press Release directories: This list contains various sites which are known to circulate the latest releases by various companies. You can create a news worthy article and submit it to these sites and expect them to catch and circulate your release there by gaining more audiences.
Proxies directory: This is where from you can obtain proxies for free. Click here to checkout more on proxies. Free proxies are generally good for browsing restricted sites, but if you want security and anonymity, then paid proxies are the way to go.
There you have it guys, the most accessed niche directories. Below is the list of various directories which we have gathered to make your job simple.
Job Search Sites
Article Directory List
Bookmarking List
Web Directory List
Classified sites
Press Release
Blog Directory
Web 2.0 Directory
Search Engine
Blogs Commenting
Social Network
Travels Directory
Advertising sites
Web Proxy List
Job Posting Sites
RSS Feed Submission
Engines Submission
Social Media Sites
Infographics Sites
Forum Sites List
URL Submission
Website Pinger


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• New BRAVO D2 updates award-winning BRAVO D1 • BRAVO HD1 designed to receive terrestrial HDTV and SDTV
COSTA MESA, CA. - May 11, 2004 - V, Inc., one of the industry's fastest growing makers of consumer digital display products, today announced the launch of its new BRAVO D2 DVD scaling DVI media player and BRAVO HD1 High -Definition receiver.
The BRAVO D2 is an update from the multi -award -winning BRAVO D1 which made its entrance last year as the first DVD player to ship with scaled DVI output and MPEG -4 playback. The BRAVO D2's DVI output offers a direct digital video signal from DVD straight to display, bypassing analog conversion. The result is a pure picture - free from traditional digital -to -analog (D/A) conversion artifacts. The BRAVO D2's scaler will output video in DVI or component video formats in HD resolutions of 480p, 1080i*, and 720p* as well as advanced DVI custom settings.
The BRAVO D2 updates the D1 with control of DVI color, brightness and contrast levels, improved analog video output and integrated screen saver functionality to help protect the long term performance of today's flat panel displays. A new remote control and redesigned titanium silver -finished enclosure complete the product's upgrade.
Additional BRAVO D2 features include Picture ZOOM 1 & 2, MPEG -4, JPEG, DVD -R/+R CD, CD -R/RW, and Kodak Picture CD playback as well as PCM, DTS and Dolby® Digital audio pass -through on Toslink or coaxial digital outputs.
To further expand on the BRAVO product line launches, V, Inc. announced the introduction of the BRAVO HD1 TV receiver. Designed to receive programming from both HD (MPEG -2, ATSC) and SD (NTSC) terrestrial TV channels, the BRAVO HD1 High -Definition receiver provides an affordable way to enjoy free -to -air (FTA) high definition content. Additionally, the BRAVO HD1 offers an auxiliary A/V input that provides PIP mode on any TV. With an easy -to -use electronic program guide menu, and the capability to store up to 1,500 digital channels, the sleek BRAVO HD1 is designed to complement any home entertainment system.
Additionally, the BRAVO HD1 supports output resolutions of 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i and selectable configurations for widescreen 16:9 and standard 4:3 displays. Outputs include component video Y/Pb/Pr, composite video (RCA) and S -Video, analog audio L/R (RCA) and coaxial digital audio (S/PDIF on RCA).
Now in its second year, V, Inc. adds both new units to its critically acclaimed home entertainment line. Available in the V, Inc. titanium -silver finish, the BRAVO D2 and BRAVO HD1 are currently available at a suggested retail price of $249.99 and $349.99, respectively.
About V, Inc.
V, Inc., "Where Vision Meets Value," headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, is a leading edge digital technology company. Within months after its launch, the brand won numerous product awards from leading print and online publications. Founded by William Wang, a leader in the computer display industry, V, Inc. is bringing vision to the consumer electronics market through practical innovation. V, Inc. products offer customers the most advanced technologies at the most affordable value. Products now include the VIZIO line of plasma, LCD and DLP EDTV/HDTV displays, along with BRAVO DVD and HDTV set top solutions. For more information, please call 714 -668 -0588 or visit them on the web at www.Vinc.com.
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Thursday 26 October 1972
It was Thursday, under the sign of Scorpio. The US president was Richard Nixon (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Youri Komerovsky and Matsuko Deluxe.
In that special week of October people in US were listening to My Ding-A-Ling by Chuck Berry.
In UK Mouldy Old Dough by Lieutenant Pigeon was in the top 5 hits.
Solaris, directed by Andrey Tarkovskiy, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1972
while Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Das Licht der schwarzen Kerze.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Empire or Hunt the Wumpus.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 1972 or at October 26 across the years.
Old Newspapers
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TV Series
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Wish him/her..
Historical Events
Which were the important events of 26 October 1972 ?
- Nauru - Angam Day
- Austria - National Day: Anniversary of the Declaration of Neutrality (1955)
- Also see October 26 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
- St. Quadragesimus
- St. Rusticus
- St. Gibitrudis
- St. Fulk
- St. Eadfrid
- St. Demetrius (aka St. Dimitrios) of Thessaloniki
- St. Cuthbert
- St. Cedd
- St. Alfred the Great
- Roman festivals - first day of Ludi Victoriae Sullanae (until 1 November)
- R.C. Saints - October 26th is the feast day of the following Roman Catholic Saints: St. Bean
- St. Evaristus
- St. Lucian
- St. Albinus
- St. Rogatian
Famous Birthdays:
- Youri Komerovsky: French telefilm director.
- Matsuko Deluxe: Japanese journalist and author.
- Daniel Elena: Monegasque race car driver.
Famous Deaths:
- Igor Sikorsky: Russian-American aircraft designer founded Sikorsky Aircraft (d. 1972).
- Guided tours of Alcatraz (by US Park Service) begin.
- Henry Kissinger declares "Peace is at hand" in Vietnam.
- Following a visit to South Vietnam, U.S. National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger suggests that quotpeace is at hand.quot
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Music Charts
Which were the top hits in that special week of October 1972 ?
Top #10 songs in the USA
- Chuck Berry - My Ding-A-Ling
- Elvis Presley - Burning Love
- The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin
- Bill Withers - Use Me
- Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now
- Curtis Mayfield - Freddie's Dead (Theme From Superfly)
- Rick Nelson - Garden Party
- Michael Jackson - Ben
- The Main Ingredient - Everybody Plays The Fool
- Danny O'Keefe - Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues
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Magazine Covers
What news were making the headlines those days in October 1972?
- Time: TIME Magazine Cover: Campaign Financing -- Oct. 23, 1972
- SportsIllustrated: Sports Illustrated: no.8303
- Life: Youngster
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Check Out The Second City's Student Spotlight! Get to know these awesome students and what makes them tick! Do you know a SC student that deserves the limelight? Email Andrew Thorp at email@example.com with your recommendation.
- 1. Who are you?
a. Mary Brannen
- 2. Where are you from?
a. Wisconsin - Brookfield
- 3. Why did you start taking classes with The Second City?
a. I wanted to be less shy around people.
- 4. What do you like most about the class you are taking this term?
a. I trust everybody. That sounds silly, but I can make a complete ass out of myself in class and no one is judging me.
- 5. Who is your current instructor?
a. Kevin Reome
- 6. Has your class helped you outside of the classroom? How?
a. Yes. I am much more open to talking to strangers (which may not be a good thing, now that I think about it.)
- 7. What's your favorite book.
a. I just read and loved Enders Game.
- 8. What is your favorite band
a. Man-Heavy, Muse
- 9. If you were stuck on an island with one Second City alum, who would it be and why?
a. Amy Sedaris. She is very crafty and hilarious. She has two books about it. Not about being stuck on an island, but about craftiness.
- 10. What's the funniest thing someone did in your class?
a. A student pretended to be on roller skates while picking up ladies. He fell a lot. It was so funny I almost cried.
- 11. What is something you did in class that got the most laughs?
a. My swearing gets laughs because I am somewhat reserved. (We here at the SC don't recommend cussing unless you are as reserved as Miss Brannen.)
- 12. Who is your favorite Second City related comedian presently?
a. The trio Stephen Colbert/Paul Dinello/Amy Sedaris. (I think she wants us to stop asking her to pick favorites.)
- 13. What do you love most about Chicago?
a. The people I've met. (Awwwwww.)
- 14. What do you hate most about Chicago?
a. The Blue Line smells like pee.
- 15. Any shows that we can see you in coming up?
a. I will be making my improv debut in my upcoming level C show.


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Mises Event
Radical Austrianism, Radical Libertarianism: A Steven Berger Seminar with Walter Block
July 25, 2005 – July 30, 2005Auburn, Alabama
The Latin root of radicalism is radix for "root," and in this week-long Steve Berger Seminar, the roots and reach of both libertarian and Austrian theory are covered by a leading authority: Professor Walter Block of Loyola University, New Orleans. The economic theory is value free, deriving from relentless deductions from first axioms, but it takes flight when combined with a theory of natural rights in the Thomist-Rothbardian tradition. Professor Block is qualified to present the full package as you have never heard it; he is perhaps the most well published of any author writing within the Austro-libertarian tradition.
The seminar will consist of two primary lectures per day for five days, July 25-July 29, 2005, and discussion time with the professor.
Schedule (Central Time Zone)
9:30 a.m.
Shuttle departs Commons Dorm and AU Hotel for Mises Institute
- 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. - Lecture on Economics
- Noon - Lunch
- 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. - Lecture on Libertarianism
- 4:30 p.m. - Shuttle departs Institute for dorm and AU Hotel
- On Wednesday at 1:00pm, Mark Sunwall will lecture on Austrian anthropology. On Friday at 4:00 Cindy Sheehan will lecture on the Human Costs of War, followed by a closing pizza party at 5:00 p.m. with shuttle departing at 6:00 p.m.
- Free Trade
- Minimum wage
- Environmentalism
- A Statistical Calculation of Economic Freedom
- Monopoly and Anti-Trust, Monopsony
- Introduction to Libertarianism I
- Introduction to Libertarianism II
- Ronald Coase, a Libertarian Critique
- 9. Abortion
- 10. Reparations
Readings, Economics:
- Free Trade: Hazlitt, Henry. 1979. Economics in One Lesson, Arlington House Publishers, New York, ch. 11, 12; relevant chapter in Defending the Undefendable
- Minimum Wage: Hazlitt, Henry. 1979. Economics in One Lesson, Arlington House Publishers, New York, ch. 18, 19; relevant chapter in Defending the Undefendable
- Environmentalism: Rothbard, Murray N., "Law, Property Rights, and Air Pollution," Cato Journal, Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring, 1982; reprinted in Economics and the Environment: A Reconciliation, Walter Block, ed., Vancouver: The Fraser Institute, 1990;
- A Statistical Calculation of Economic Freedom: Gwartney, James, Robert Lawson and Walter Block. 1996. Economic Freedom of the World, 1975-1995 Vancouver, B.C. Canada: the Fraser Institute
- Monopoly and Anti-Trust, Monopsony
- Rothbard, Murray N. 1993. Man, Economy and State, Auburn AL: Mises Institute; ch 10
- Anderson, William, Walter Block, Thomas J. DiLorenzo, Ilana Mercer, Leon Snyman and Christopher Westley. 2001. "The Microsoft Corporation in Collision with Antitrust Law," The Journal of Social, Political and Economic Studies, Vol. 26, No. 1, Winter, pp. 287-302;
- Block, Walter. 1994. "Total Repeal of Anti-trust Legislation: A Critique of Bork, Brozen and Posner," Review of Austrian Economics, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 31-64.
- Block, Walter. 1977. "Austrian Monopoly Theory — a Critique," The Journal of Libertarian Studies: An Interdisciplinary Review, Vol. I, No. 4, fall, pp. 271-279;
Readings: Libertarianism:
- Introduction to libertarianism I: Block, Walter. 1991 [1976]. Defending the Undefendable, New York: New York: Fox and Wilkes, first half of book
- Introduction to Libertarianism II: Block, Walter. 1991 [1976]. Defending the Undefendable, New York: New York: Fox and Wilkes, second half of book
- Ronald Coase, a Libertarian Critique:
- Block, Walter. 2003. "Private property rights, economic freedom, and Professor Coase: A Critique of Friedman, McCloskey, Medema and Zorn," Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 26, No. 3, Summer, pp. 923-951
- Block, Walter. 2000. "Private Property Rights, Erroneous Interpretations, Morality and Economics: Reply to Demsetz," Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring, pp. 63-78;
- Block, Walter. 1996. "O.J.'s Defense: A Reductio Ad Absurdum of the Economics of Ronald Coase and Richard Posner," European Journal of Law and Economics, Vol. 3, pp. 265-286; Demsetz, Harold. 1979. "Ethics and Efficiency in Property Rights Systems," in Time, Uncertainty and Disequilibrium: Explorations of Austrian Themes, Mario Rizzo, ed., Lexington Mass.: D.C.Heath and Co.
- Block, Walter. 1995. "Ethics, Efficiency, Coasean Property Rights and Psychic Income: A Reply to Demsetz," Review of Austrian Economics, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 61-125;
- Demsetz, Harold. 1997. "Block's Erroneous Interpretations," Review of Austrian Economics,Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 101-109;
- Block, Walter. 1977. "Coase and Demsetz on Private Property Rights," The Journal of Libertarian Studies: An Interdisciplinary Review, Vol. I, No. 2, Spring, pp. 111-115, ; reprint translation: "Coase y Demsetz sobre el derecho de propiedad privada," Libertas 37, octubre de 2002, año XIX, pp. 5-20.
- Abortion: Block, Walter and Roy Whitehead. 2005. "Compromising the Uncompromisable: A Private Property Rights Approach to Resolving the Abortion Controversy," Appalachian Law Review, 4 (2) 1-45Block, Walter. 1978. "Abortion, Woman and Fetus: Rights in Conflict?" Reason, April, pp. 18-25.
- Reparations: Block, Walter. 2002. "On Reparations to Blacks for Slavery," Human Rights Review, Vol. 3, No. 4, July-September, pp. 53-73
- Block, Walter and Guillermo Yeatts. 1999-2000. "The Economics and Ethics of Land Reform: A Critique of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace's 'Toward a Better Distribution of Land: The Challenge of Agrarian Reform,'" Journal of Natural Resources and Environmental Law, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 37-69
The Seminar is open to full-time students (no charge for qualifying students), faculty, and current Members of the Mises Institute. Registration is $125 for Mises Institute Members and faculty, including daily boxed lunches and refreshment breaks, and the use of Mises Institute research libraries and computers. Dormitory rooms are available for $35 per person per night double-occupancy or $45 per night single-occupancy.
Students may apply for tuition scholarships
Publicity Waiver: Registering for this event gives the Mises Institute permission to take photos of attendees and use the photos for fundraising purposes. By this authorization, attendees understand and agree that no participant shall receive remuneration and that all rights, title and interest to the photos and use of them belongs to the Mises Institute.