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"LumberTrack has people more engaged in looking for solutions and opportunities, because the data in it is reliable and consistent. Before, we were operating in the dark. Conversations used to be questions. Now I can get all the answers I need with a click in the LumberTrack system."
Derek Ratchford, General Manager of Engineered Wood Products Division | Anthony Forest Products Company
Anthony Forest Products Company is an integrated forest products company operating a Southern Yellow Pine sawmill, two engineered wood laminating plants, two wood chip mills and an I-joist plant through a Canadian joint venture. In 2010, all of Anthony Forest Product's operations started using LumberTrack business software to consolidate data, streamline and optimize operations at all locations, and allow collaboration for high customer responsiveness and profitability.
Visibility and accuracy provides business insight
With unprecedented inventory visibility and accuracy, Anthony Forest Products now has real-time inventory, cost and order data company-wide. Day-to-day, real-time data allows managers to improve responsiveness and optimize production scheduling for peak profitability, highest customer service levels and on-time order fulfillment.
Financials to board, managers in three days
Chantle Selman, Anthony Forest Products' Controller, says the best part of the LumberTrack/MS Dynamics GP system is the visibility and accessibility of information that makes it easy to find and report on the financials of each location. "Every month, I run a P&L report and balance sheet for each location. There are fewer errors and less to reconcile. Management and the Board really likes that they get reports three or four days after month-end, instead of a couple of weeks into the month when it's often too late to take any action."
Easy access to accurate data is due to the seamless integration of LumberTrack at their sales and manufacturing locations, FiberTrack in the log yard, and MS Dynamics GP (Great Plains) at head office. Tagging stations throughout the plants track tagged raw materials, WIP and finished product, feeding that information into LumberTrack. Each location uses LumberTrack to manage sales orders, work orders and shipping/logistics. Cost and transactional data uploads seamlessly into MS Dynamics GP for accounting and financial management.
"It's all integrated, and we can look at the data all rolled up, or drill down to each location," says Selman. "The drill down is phenomenal. For example, we can look at our sawmill and see the cost cycle from log, to rough green, to rough dry and finished. We couldn't do that before."
Ronnie Clay, VP Finance, agrees that LumberTrack and MS Dynamics GP have made cost control and financial reporting easier. In addition, he says that sharing information company-wide also helps each location operate more efficiently. "We've been able to go from a close period of between 10 days and two weeks down to about three days. Our users have access to information, dashboards and metrics faster," says Clay. "This allows our managers to make improvements, look at costs and control them using accurate data."
Inventory visibility enables pre-selling
"Tagging our inventory at various stages of production has given us visibility we didn't have before, and the opportunity to speed inventory turnover," says Clay. "Being able to predict what we will have available for sale in our manufacturing process has helped us sell inventory faster. If our sales professionals know that 100,000 board-feet of 2x10s is going into the dry kiln tomorrow, we can call our customer and commit to a price before it's even ready."
"Inventory information is much more reliable," Clay continues. "When you commit to an order, you know the product is available to fill it. Our sales professionals can see when the product ships, and to which customer locations. It's all there for our people to see."
Production scheduling optimized
Derek Ratchford, General Manager of Anthony's Engineered Wood Products (EWP) division, describes how better visibility of inventory and order data for all manufacturing locations helps him optimize production. "I can see things I could never see before. I have a quick snapshot of my lam stock, graded material, and my total glulam product on the ground to help manage inventory better."
"Then, for example, if we have orders for 2x6, I can go into our sawmill's inventory and see how much 2x6 rough dry and lam stock they have," Ratchford continues.
"Before, we were operating in the dark," Ratchford recalls. "If you wanted this kind of information, you'd call and they'd walk out into the yard and count units. The conversations used to be questions. Now I can get all the answers I need with a click in the LumberTrack system."
"We used to spend eight or 10 hours a week putting production schedules together," Ratchford recalls, noting that with approximately 48,000 SKUs it was not always the most optimized production schedule. He describes a report developed for LumberTrack that takes all orders on hand, breaks them down by week, and generates a weekly production schedule. "We take an hour or so to make a few adjustments to maximize our productivity. We shaved off a lot of time every week that somebody can spend doing something else."
"We can break down our inventory in different ways – looking at inventory, say, by balanced and unbalanced layup. And we have less dead inventory too." Ratchford explains: "We're tracking tag aging, broken down by 30, 60, 90, 120, 160, and 190 days. When glulam sits, there's an opportunity for water damage. So our goal is to ship the oldest first. We can look for a specific tag number, and we put tag numbers on the order to trace back if there's a customer service issue."
Inventory counts four times faster
With tagging and better inventory control, Anthony Forest Products has dramatically reduced the amount of time spent on physical inventory counts and inventory reconciliation. "It used to take us eight to 10 hours for three or four people to count inventory every month," Ratchford recalls. "And it was never completely accurate."
"Now, it takes one quarter of the time," says Ratchford. "We do the inventory with handheld barcode scanners. LumberTrack tells you what you're supposed to have, and if there's a variance, it narrows down the area you have to check for tags so it's much easier to reconcile any differences. It's very quick, very accurate."
"Inventory was always our biggest issue at month end," Selman recalls. "Now it's so accurate that we don't even physically count every month. LumberTrack doesn't allow you to make mistakes. It points out the error before it gets into MS Dynamics GP."
More time savings allow redeployment
LumberTrack and MS Dynamics make light work of many more tasks that used to be time consuming, freeing up resources to redeploy onto other tasks.
Clay describes the LumberTrack report created to calculate production-based SLMA association dues. "What used to involve three or four people at various locations, delays waiting for reports, and several hours to compile and calculate is now done automatically. The next day after month-end, the report with the SLMA dues calculation is there in a file. It's just one small example of the time-saving processes we have implemented."
"We also no longer print, send or email financial statements to our Leadership Team, which is made up of the officers and managers of the company. They simply log onto Report Viewer to see the reports," Clay continues. "From there, they can print the statements or download them to Excel for further analysis."
"The system has made people's work easier," says Selman. "Someone who used to help out in accounting and sales was sent over to help with Project Management during our sawmill expansion. We wouldn't have been able to do without her before."
Professional services add systemic value
LumberTrack's implementation and support people have been instrumental in helping Anthony Forest Products set up the integrated system for the greatest advantage and to provide the business information they need to compete and optimize operations.
"From the way we set up our machine centers for tagging, to the way we structure our financial reporting systems and pull information from both LumberTrack and GP, they were involved in all of that," says Clay. "They came in, saw what we were doing and listened to what we wanted to accomplish…and told us where we needed to put tagging stations and record costs to be able to do that."
"The services have been fantastic," says Selman. "The turnaround, the people. They're all very nice, very professional, and they know what they're talking about."
"Our company-wide cost accounting is much easier with the report the services folks set up. It's a complicated report, but it's very user friendly. The location managers understand it. I can make changes as I need, add an account or a cost center," she continues. "It has a lot of checks and balances, so finding errors is easier. It helps me a lot."
"We're also using the system to manage the spending in our capital project," adds Selman, referring to the $25 million expansion of their sawmill. "There are lots of account numbers for that project, with all the depreciation accounts. All the POs get assigned to a project, and brought onto the schedule. It used be take hours of manual entry, and now it's done seamlessly…depreciation and all."
"We just completed our annual financial audit, and the auditors were very complementary about the project accounting," says Selman. "In fact, the entire audit was easier because we knew where to go to find the information they were looking for."
People engaged for bright future
Anthony Forest Products is enthusiastic about the future. "LumberTrack has people more engaged. The data in it is reliable and consistent. We've gotten rid of monthly inventory fluctuations," says Ratchford. "LumberTrack is easier to follow. Everything is just a click away from figuring out."
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August 31, 2007
Texas ranks No. 1 with the highest percentage of uninsured residents in the nation -- primarily due to the state's growing Hispanic population, according to a report issued by the U.S. Census Bureau.
- In Texas, noncitizens are almost three times as likely to be uninsured as U.S. citizens.
- Immigrants, many of whom are Hispanic, often work in industries less likely to offer health insurance, such as construction, according to the Texas Medical Association.
- In total, Texas has 5.5 million without health insurance coverage, second only to the larger state of California, which has 6.7 million uninsured people.
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) says a growing number of households are uninsured because they want to be. According to Devon Herrick, senior fellow at the NCPA:
- A Blue Cross Blue Shield Association report on the uninsured recently estimated that nearly 14 million adults and children qualified for government health insurance programs but did not enroll.
- Over the past 10 years, the number of those in households earning $50,000 to $75,000 without insurance grew 49 percent, while the number of uninsured from households earning above $75,000 jumped 90 percent.
"The uninsured population is a diverse group, each with a different reason for lacking insurance," Herrick said. "Income may be a factor, but it is not the only one. Some come from cultures without a strong history of paying premiums for health insurance; others don't see it as a good economic value."
Source: Jason Roberson, "Hispanics Push Texas to No. 1 in Uninsured Residents," Hispanic Business, August 29, 2007.
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Eye of Judgment never became a runaway hit for Sony, the PlayStation Eye-enabled, augmented reality card game has a small, but dedicated fan base. Unfortunately for them, the online community will be discontinued on September 30, according to a notice on the European PlayStation forums. "Offline play will remain available even after the conclusion of online service," the announcement adds, meaning EoJ fans will have to meet in person to continue competitively playing.
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Skip to comments.UN Lawyer Turns Over Hijacker Info
Posted on 05/29/2002 6:56:06 PM PDT by Spar
UN Lawyer Turns Over Hijacker Info
Wed May 29, 4:06 PM ET
By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press Writer
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The chief U.N. war crimes prosecutor has turned over information about one of the Sept. 11 hijackers to the United States, France and the Netherlands, the U.N. spokesman said Wednesday.
The cooperation between the United Nations (news - web sites) and other countries, especially the United States, has raised concerns that Washington may be exerting undue influence on the world body.
But U.N. spokesman Fred Eckhard said the United Nations should cooperate in the fight against terrorism just as its 189 members were asked to do by the Security Council and the General Assembly after Sept. 11.
"The United Nations considers that it too has an obligation to assist countries, particularly if a state has been the target of terror activities," he said.
The war crimes prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, said last October that information concerning people "with connections to terrorist groups," primarily in Bosnia, was provided to Pierre Prosper, the U.S. ambassador at large for war crimes.
On Wednesday, Eckhard confirmed for the first time that the information included material related to "one of the named terrorists said to have been on one of the hijacked aircraft" on Sept. 11. Eckhard refused to name the hijacker but said the information was also shared with the French and Dutch governments.
The United States is clearly interested in any information the United Nations can provide.
"Since Sept. 11, we've had discussions with various U.N. officials on how we can improve the international effort to fight terrorism," a U.S. official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
But some U.N. officials contend the United States has exerted too much power.
Madeline Rees, the head of the U.N. human rights office in the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, asked for an investigation in January into the way the United States pressured Bosnian officials to turn over six Algerian terror suspects. She suggested that the move damaged the very legal system Washington was trying to build in postwar Bosnia.
"The international community had definitely played a role in this unlawful handover," she said Wednesday.
Following the terrorist attacks on the United States, Del Ponte was approached by the U.S. Embassy in The Hague (news - web sites), Netherlands and asked for information in identifying those responsible, Eckhard said.
"The office of the prosecutor did in fact have some information in relation to one of the named terrorists said to have been on one of the hijacked aircraft," he said. An electronic version of some of the information was then given to Prosper as well as French and Dutch officials, Eckhard said.
Florence Hartmann, the spokeswoman for Del Ponte, said U.N. investigators may have had information about some Muslim fighters who stayed on in Bosnia after the civil war ended in 1995.
"There were some documents that could be linked" to the hunt for terrorists that were handed over, she said Wednesday.
EDITORS: Associated Press writers George Jahn and Aida Cerkez-Robinson contributed to this report.
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Bosnian Musli butchers helped kill up to 3,000 Americans and I will do all I can to make that garbage heap of an entity vanish from the face of the earth.
WRONG!!!! This is from former Canadian ambassador to Yugoslavia James Bisset:
Later, as many thousands of Bosnians marched for peace fearing the inevitable blood bath of civil war, a peace settlement seemed to have been reached through the skillful negotiations of the Portuguese Foreign Minister, Jose Cutileiro. The so-called, Lisbon Agreement,of March 1992 held out the last hope that the three religious groups in Bosnia might live peacefully together. It was not to be. The United States dispatched its Ambassador [Warren Christopher] from Belgrade to Sarajevo, who encouraged the Muslim leader, Alia Izetbegovic to withdraw his signature from the agreement he had signed along with his Serbian and Croatian counterparts. This US intervention guaranteed civil war in Bosnia and the death and displacement of thousands of people.
It was not "Serb genocidal mania" that caused the bloodbath in Bosnia, but New World Order/muslim collusion. Moreover, Izetbegovic's "Bosnia" was planned from the beginning to be a haven for muslim thugs and subversives, especially those from Iran, the Gulf states, and Pakistan, whom Izzie was dealing with from the git-go. The Serbs DIDN'T COUNT in Izzie's plans--after all, his Islamic Declaration stated that there was no place for Christians in his islamic state unless they converted to islam!!!!
By the way, where do you get off tallking about "you Serbs"? Spar is not Serbian. Serbophobes--whether "Western" ones or muslim ones, assume that no one but Serbs would ever take the Serbian side of anything, since the Serbs are supposed to be so "evil". Well, it just isn't true!!!!
And I--as well as many other Freepers--think that you are not really "ABrit", but "AShiptar"!!!! If you are a Brit, maybe you're Noel Malcolm, who is almost as much an honorary Shiptar as I am an honorary Serb!!!!
What a laugh that is!!
Our agency is no longer bringing bosnian muslims into the city....the emphasis now is to re-unite Serbs with their relatives who HAVE BEEN IN REFUGEE CAMPS INSIDE SERBIA FOR QUITE AWHILE....actually, since that shipturd ceku and his slimely croatia ethnic cleansers, ran over 250,000 Serbs out of the Krajina!!
Good question, I don't know the answer, and neither do you.
"The Americans now backed the Lisbon conference, at which Bosnia's ethnic partition was for the first time endorsed as a solution nobody knew to what. Though the plan was rejected by the Bosnian assembly, Zimmermann encouraged Izetbegovic to accept anything the European Community was ready to endorse. Only after Karadzic had rejected the Cutileiro plan and declared his own republic, when all easy options were gone and Bosnia was sliding unprepared into a bloody war, did Zimmermann recommend to Washington that Bosnia be recognized: 'Now the EC had recognized Croatia and Slovenia, Izetbegovic's Bosnia was threatened with isolation in a Milosevic-dominated "Serbo-slavia".Link
"After the first multi-parti elections in December 1990, together the three major political parties representing each of Bosnia's national-confessional groups formed a coalition under the leadership of the mild mannered, rational, and statesmanlike Alija Izetbegovic, leader of the Party of Democratic Action, overwhelmingly Muslim in composition. Izetbegovic became a hero of the Bosnian Muslims for his defense of their right to practice their religion without persecution by the state.(14) He had been jailed in the early 1980s on trumped up charges that he intended to create an Islamic Republic modeled on Khomeini's Iran and to convert all Croatians and Serbs to Islam by force. Izetbegovic had merely written works of political philosphy in which he speculated about the ethical basis for democratic government in an Islamic society and the position of Islam in the modern world. His writings contained no proposals to create an Islamic state in Bonsia-Hercegovina. By the time Izetbegovic assumed office as president of a tri-national, tri-religious coalition in late 1990, he was clearly a partisan of a secular democratic Bosnia and a secular and democratic Yugoslavia in which members of all religious groups could live together in harmony, peace, and equality."Link
Since completing his Ph. D. in Modern Balkan and Comparative History at UCLA in December 1990, Alan F. Fogelquist has dedicated full time to research and analysis of the post communist conflicts in former Yugoslavia the former Soviet Union and international policies towards these regions. He has spoken at numerous public forums on the current situation in the Balkans and participated in conferences at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington D. C. and the Rand Corporation in Santa Monica, California. He has worked as a consultant on War Crimes for Helsinki Watch and provided consultation to members of the United States Senate and United States Congress and the Bosnian Mission to the United Nations. Alan Fogelquist is author of the monograph Handbook of Facts on the Break-up of Yugoslavia, International Policy and the War in Bosnia Hercegovina (Ann Arbor, Michigan: AEIOU Publishing, 1993) as well as several articles for scholarly publications and newspapers. He is currently writing a comparative study of conflicts arising from the breakup of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. Dr. Fogelquist has visited Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia, Kosova, Macedonia and other areas of former Yugoslavia on several occasions. He lived in Sarajevo from 1981 to 1984. He has an excellent knowledge of Bosno-Croatian, Spanish and Portuguese and a good working knowledge of Persian, Russian, Bulgarian, Slovenian, Macedonian, and French. Alan Fogelquist is currently a post-doctoral scholar in Modern Balkan and Comparative History at the University of California at Los Angeles, UCLA
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Trikal (1985)
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Liberally sprinkled with dashes of humor, this is a fast-paced comedy about a family and their friends who lived through the transition of Goa from a Portuguese colony to a district governed by India. Ana (Sushma Prakash) is about to become engaged (unwillingly) to the unappealing Erasmo when her beloved grandfather suddenly dies. Her grandmother is so overwhelmed by grief that Ana's engagement is put on hold indefinitely (along with everything else) while granny tries to contact the spirit of her dead husband. But her wires get crossed each time and instead of grandpa, she brings forth ghosts of people the family has wronged in the past. Meanwhile, Ana's real love is hiding out in the cellar. As Ana's marriage to Erasmo draws near, she faints dead away because (as he soon finds out) she is pregnant, but not by him. These and other events are revealed in flashbacks as a former resident in the house returns to visit 25 years later.


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It's been a while since I've done an Insta Lately post. I personally think I am horrible at remembering to post photos on Instagram. I'll work on it. Meanwhile, here's what I've been up to according to my Instagram photos.
Moving week. I have been helping my boyfriend move into his new apartment these past few days and Winston has been getting really anxious with all the movement happening around the apartment. He's been extra loud, so we thought: let's put him in a box and see what happens. Well, he freaked out. He froze and did not flinch. He was seriously the quietest and calmest I have ever seen him. I think we found our new timeout. A box.
Lush products. How have I not discovered Lush products any sooner? Where has it been all my life? First of all, their customer service is amazing. The girl really took the time to walk me through the products that might be fit for me and tested it out. Second, well. I am just loving the products the more and more I get to use them. I have sensitive skin, so it's been amazing on my skin so far.
Smoke Shack BBQ. My boyfriend and I have been dying to try this new barbecue restaurant ever since we had their seriously amazing breakfast barbecue tacos at a farmer's market last month. Delicious. Our new favorite spot.
Spurs Championship Celebrations. We have been waiting for this day for the past 7 years: an NBA Championship for the San Antonio Spurs. I am so proud to be a Spurs fan. Of course we had to attend all the festivities, including the Spurs victory parade downtown at the Riverwalk. It was hot and gross, but we stuck it out for our Spurs.
Movie night. My sister made me promise her to take her to the movies to see The Fault in Our Stars the weekend it came out, but it was crazy packed so we waited to go to the movies on a Monday night. It is definitely a tearjerker. I will most likely go see it again for a second time around.
Sunday Brunch. You can't go wrong with Sunday Brunch that includes $2 mimosas. What more is there to say to that? Delicious!
Sunday quote. Speaking of Sunday, my boyfriend and I have really been trying to make the most out of our Sundays by making sure we wake up early for church, run some errands, do a little shopping, try some farmer's market food, etc. It's the best way to kick start the week.
The SAGA installation. I have been wanting to go to this since it first previewed and my goodness, it is beautiful. For more photos, make sure you check out my Finding Beauty in Your Own City post.


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Fixture: Stoke vs Arsenal
Competition: English Premier League 2016-17
Date: Saturday, 13th May, 16:30 GMT
Stadium: Bet365 Stadium.
Stoke vs Arsenal: Prediction
Predicted result will be an away win for Arsenal.
Stoke vs Arsenal: Betting Tips
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Upon arrival at the New Mal junction railway station, you will be received by our representative and driven to your resort or hotel at Jaldapara. This place is close to the Jaldapara National Park. We prefer to put up our guests in resorts which give you a feeling of being either in the forest or in a tea garden. After lunch we will drive straight to Jaldapara National Park for Jungle Safari.
Declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1991, this magnificent piece of land is maintained and established precisely for the protection of the Indian one-horned Rhino, Jaldapara is situated in the foothills of the eastern Himalayas. The river Torsha flows through this rain forest sanctuary which is mostly covered with lush green grasslands. The sanctuary encompasses luxuriant vegetation and a rich variety of wildlife. The mesmerizing Malangi River also dancing & spreads its charm from east to west. Riding elephants is the only way to move inside this forest and Visiting time is 9A.M. to 4 p.m. The Savanna Type forest is mainly of covered with tall Elephant grasses. Asiatic one-horned rhinoceros is the main attraction of the sanctuary. The wildlife sanctuary holds the highest rhino population in India, there are 155 rhinoceroses in Jaldapara, after Kaziranga National Park in Assam. The other species like tigers, elephants, deers, sambhar, barking deer, spotted deer, hog deer, wild pig and bison can be easily sighted. Jaldapara is a paradise for bird watchers. Jaldapara is one of the very few places in India, where the Bengal Florican is seen. The forest area is also a part of the crested eagle, Pallas's fishing eagle and shikra, besides jungle fowl, peafowl, patridges, and lesser pied hornbill. The remaining lot of the Jaldapara is equally fascinating with the Python, monitor lizards, kraits, cobras, geckos and about 8 species of water turtles.
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Early morning visit Buxa, Jayanti, Rajabhatkhowa. Buxa Tiger Reserve, at the eastern most end of Dooars valley, borders Bhutan and Assam.
This 759.26 sq. km. reserve with a core area of 315 sq. km. is somewhat contiguous with Manas National Park and forms an important elephant migratory corridor between India and Bhutan. There is tremendous animal and plant biodiversity in the area and 60 per cent of the species found here are endemic to the reserve. The elephant and the tiger are prime species found in the reserve there are plenty of Leopard, Fishing Cat, Leopard Cat, Jungle Cat, Indian Civet, Palm Civet, Wild Dogs, Malayan Gaint Squirrels, Mangooses, Asian Elephant, Gaur, Small Clawless Otter, Chital, Sambar, Barking Deer, Hog Deer, Wild Buffalo, 3 varieties of Pythons, Monitor Lizard and a host of land tortoises. Buxa tiger resrve has a great collection of rare orchids and medicinal plants.
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The Gorumara National Park offers a large variety of flora and fauna. The grassland of Gorumara is famous for Asiatic one-horned rhino. In view of its great diversity of plants and animals it was declared a National Park in 1994 comprising a total area of 80 sq. km. The forest area has come up as a tourist destination during the last decade. In recent years, there has been substantial increase in tourist arrival as well as infrastructure. Today the area around the forest has the largest concentration of tourist accommodation in Dooars. The number of Jungle safari options has also increased over the years.
After Jeep Safari in Gorumara you will be shifted to Murti . After launch we will visit to Murti River.
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Enjoy the enchanting evening with local Folk Cultural program.
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After breakfast we will get ready to feel the charms of Samsing, Suntalekhola, Rockey Island, Laligora.
Samsing & Suntalekhola is a very small & beautiful village with lots of tea gardens & Orange trees. This place is rich with natural beauty. Return to Resort in the evening visit Medla watch tower.
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After breakfast, drive straight for an excursion to South Khayerbari animal rescue centre.
As on 11th Jan, 2011, there are eight tigers in South Khayerbari rescue centre of which seven had been seized after the ban of these animals from different circus troupes and one was brought from Alipore Zoo, Kolkata. Here the visitors get an opportunity to have a closer view of these animals from. The South Khayerbari Animal Rescue Centre is also the home of 18 leopards. A leopard safari , the only one of its kind in India, can also be availed in South Khayerbari Eco Park.
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Hector and his amigo Mando are looking for adventure as they hit the road on a leisurely bike trip from their East L.A. neighborhood to the beach in Santa Monica. They've just set out when the fun begins, as Hector literally stumbles into a starring role in a TV commercial. Then he turns out to be the one-millionth fan at a Dodger game--and is escorted to a private box and treated like a VIP!
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In a sequel to the highly praised Crazy Weekend, popular author Gary Soto combines warmth and humor in a lively story of friendship and family.
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As the country prepares for the yuletide season, Nigerians across the country have continued to groan under intense electric power outage currently rocking the nation.
As if the heat accompanied by this massive power blackout is not enough, the nation's power utility company, Power Holding Company of Niger, PHCN, has continued to distribute outrageously high bills, popularly known as crazy bills, to virtually all consumers.
This is coming even as the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, the connecting company between generation and distribution, claims that it is currently transmitting over 4,000 Megawatts to distribution companies across the country.
The reasons for the current situation has been blamed on the system collapse, which occurred on Thursday, November 29, due to a fault on the 330kv transmission line from Benin to Onitsha and the shutdown of Escravos Gas Plant, causing the combined nationwide shutdown of 3,716Mw, the shutdown of three units of the Egbin Power Station and the closure of transmission stores, which house maintenance spare parts for PHCN facilities.
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Insight from WFPD: Being visible to support your reality
Reality is what we take to be true. What we take to be true is what we believe. What we believe is based upon our perceptions. What we perceive depends upon what we look for. What we look for depends upon what we think. What we think depends upon what we perceive. What we perceive determines what we believe. What we believe determines what we take to be true. What we take to be true is our reality. Quote from Gary Zukav.
We are sometimes asked why police officers wear uniforms and drive marked patrol cars. It is suggested that law enforcement could catch more people breaking the law by blending in and not being so visible. While it is probably true, our purpose is to deter unlawful behavior not just arrest people.
Our uniform establishes a command presence, a show of authority. The command presence is recognized on the response to resistance scale used by law enforcement to encourage compliance. The presence of a uniformed officer has a psychological affect on a person which can either provide a feeling of comfort or raise the level of concern of punishment for doing wrong.
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About McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Columbus
Bringing the best seafood to Columbus, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks is located in Easton Town Center – an urban retail center featuring pedestrian-friendly streetscapes. Whether you are shopping, seeing a movie, celebrating a special occasion or holding a business luncheon, come and enjoy a specially prepared meal combined with impeccable service and meticulous attention to detail.
From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, our goal is to exceed your dining expectations.
As our guest you will experience culinary excellence at its best. Our menus reflect seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. We also source products from local ranches, farms and wineries to showcase regionally inspired dishes.
Recently named the #1 Happy Hour in America! by USA Today 2013
Columbus, OH 43219
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Seafood, Steak, American
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Cross Street:
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$30 and under
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(614) 476-3663
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Valet is offered for $5 beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday only. There are two large parking garages within walking distance along with 3 shared lots located around the building.
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McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Columbus Ratings and Reviews
Love the low noise level. Mixed reaction to entrees ...e.g.,crab stuffed shrimp very disappointing ...stuffing was much more "bread" than crab ...will never order it again, especially at price. Good wine and liquor drinks were a bit overpriced compared to similar restaurants.
It was Veterans Day observance by them even though Veterans Day was still a week away. The place was VERY busy but we got a table in the bar thank to Lauren who ended up being our waitress. She was FANTASTIC. Efficient but still friendly, honest in her appraisals of selections, and a good sense of humor. The coconut shrimp was not so overpowering in coconut that you could not taste the shrimp and the mango chutney was superb. My salmon was tasteful and not overdone and Dorothy's steak medallions were not seasoned to the point where you cannot taste the beef. the perfect ending was the sorbet.
I and my guests enjoy our meal. However our server was horrible. We only seen him when order was taken, bought out and to give us our bill. He never can to check to see if we needed anything and if everything was alright. I will still come back, but I hope he will not be our server again, if so, I would ask to be seated somewhere else.
Service on the special occasion of the Veterans Day was professional and respectful and friendly. The meal was great with better options this year. This was our second Veterans occasion. Thanks for recognizing Veterans. It is such a treat for your thoughtfulness. And in this area, you are one of the few to offer the meal totally complimentary. Plus, you are one of the best restaurants in this city!
Food and ambience was excellent. We had been to another in Cincinnati and this M&S was better in terms of ambience. While the service was very good, our waiter (John) came on a little too "strong". While his entrée recommendations were excellent and spot on, he was almost obnoxious several times. Perhaps this is management's direction to upsell, but when I am stuffed and don't even want to look at a dessert menu, I don't appreciate someone telling me to "JUST LOOK AT IT" (i.e. the menu) rather forcefully. We we were too middle aged ladies having a late dinner after a long day of spa and shopping, and it made me rather uncomfortable. Other than that, everything was fantastic and I will definitely return.
Out of the sea bass at 6pm. Ordered last round of drinks and a dessert and took over 30 mins we canceled it because we were tired of waiting and didn't want to rush enjoying it. :( sever was great and food was great as well! Not sure what happened towards end of the night.
Arrived early for our reservation and was seated right away. Our waiter, sorry I can't remember his name but he was fairly new and had transferred from a Cincinnati restaurant. He was very attentive and kind. He took very good care of us. The blackened whitefish and ribeye steak was cooked to order and delicious. Crab cake appetizer also perfect. The meal, drinks and service....outstanding! No hesitation, I would definitely recommend McCormick and Schmick to family and friends. Thanks for making our date night even more special.
Excellent experience! Pre dinner cocktails were good and creative. Friendly bartender added a positive note to the evening. Seafood choices for dinner surpasses expectations and the service was prompt and courteous. A steak choice was delayed by the kitchen and the waiter comped desert for the entire party of four...nicely done. Will recommend to others for an enjoyable night out.
The food was good but not terribly exciting. The service was prompt and courteous and the restaurant is very attractive. It was a good place to meet with friends on a Saturday night and we did not have any trouble making a reservation. Also, the location at Easton gave us something to do after dinner just strolling around looking in shops. A nice evening out.
A special birthday dinner with family. I ordered buttermilk shrimp with a side of spinach. server brought entree and said it was made with fries so Id get the fries and spinach. the spinach had a hair in it wrapped in the spinach. server took back and another person brought out new spinach. We should have not been charged for the spinach side in place of fries, their error to bring both. Should have removed the charge due to error was in place of fries or made dinners free due to hair. No real apology and server made joke about hair in food. We were shocked.
The service was good and I love the ambiance. The food was generally a disappointment. My wife's Caesar salad was extremely fishy tasting. Her scallops were tasteless. My steak was not done as requested. It come out medium rare as apposed to medium well. We have eaten here before and have enjoyed it, however this time was a disappointment.
First time visit to this restaurant! Booked through Open Table asking for them to have a bottle of Malbec ready for a special night and they nailed it! The wine was excellent, food was very good, and the service was outstanding. I was a little disappointed in the scallops but they were still very tasty. The entire experience was really very nice but I'm not sure I'll be a frequent customer.
Service was fair, but the meal was just ok. Server came out AFTER we ate our salads to let us know that they ran out of filet, and the chef was coming back to pull out additional steaks or we could order something different IF WE DID NOT WANT YO WAIT...? Aren't you a steakhouse....?
We eat here a lot for business lunches and the food is consistently good. I admit to being disappointed by the shrimp "scampi" - as it lacked the qualities I associate with "scampi" - those being GARLIC, BUTTER and Lemon. It wasn't bad...it just wasn't scampi. Way too much acid, not enough butter and needed salt. The fresh oysters were amazing; the salad was delicious and the perfect size. Everyone else in our party seemed happy with their meal. Our server was great and the atmosphere is always perfect for a business lunch because it's quiet enough to actually talk.
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ENGLEWOOD - If there was a game today, Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said quarterback Trevor Siemian would be too sore to play.
"Yeah, well, today,'' Siemian said. "Most of the guys in this locker room would be too sore to play today.''
And so it is for the Broncos' quarterback since he suffered a sprained left shoulder joint in the first half of game 4 at Tampa Bay. Starting with halftime of that game against the Bucs, Siemian has received a medicinal shot in his left shoulder each week.
And each week, Siemian dismisses his left shoulder injury in the same way he did following the Broncos' remarkable 25-23 victory Sunday at New Orleans: "I'm just like everybody else. Everybody is dealing with their own bumps and bruises so this will be a good bye week for all of us.''
As the Broncos rest here in week 11, they should be pleased. Not satisfied, but pleased.
Why? Because they are 7-3 with a quarterback who was a virtual unknown four months ago. Siemian has been the team's most pleasant surprise through 10 games. Then again, he benefitted from having no expectations. How can anyone expect something from someone they don't know?
Siemian, though, has proven to be a clutch performer. he was a third down machine Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. Quarterbacks are graded most on their play on third downs. At one point, he was 7 of 7 on third downs for 81 yards and a touchdown. He also converted two quarterback sneaks on third down.
He finished 11 of 13 on third down – his last pass was a throwaway – for 113 yards with two touchdowns and an interception.
But the biggest concern for the Broncos after 10 games: Keeping Siemian healthy. He is a gutsy quarterback but goodness, there has to be a way for him to not take so many vicious hits. There are times when he gets tossed around like a dish rag. And the issue is not all about the Broncos' offensive line.
"The reason he does make a lot of plays is because he will sit in there and get hit right in the mouth and make a play,'' Kubiak said. "That is a great characteristic of a quarterback because you have to do that sometimes. Right now, sometimes his depth is bad in the shotgun. [It's] something we've got to work on.
"When it's good, he's stepping up. Sometimes he's drifting and getting hit when he shouldn't be getting hit so it's something that we're addressing and we have been actually addressing for about a month. It is something that we have to improve upon. He gets on the road, gets loud, you get in the gun, you start getting away from the center a little too far and now all of a sudden you're back there hitting 11 yards. We're not going to protect you if you're doing that. It's just something that we have to improve with him."
Sure, Siemian has thrown some interceptions. He only ranks 25th among NFL quarterbacks with an 85.0 passer rating on 12 touchdowns, 7 picks, 2,028 yards and 60.1 completion percentage. But he also has a knack for bouncing back with a key completion, a must third-down pickup, a clutch drive when it appears the game is getting sideways on the Broncos.
Siemian is 7-2 as a starter. The other loss occurred when he missed the Atlanta game because of his left shoulder injury and first-round rookie Paxton Lynch played.
And by the way, there is zero talk among the coaches of switching quarterbacks from Siemian to Lynch. None. That doesn't mean Kubiak is satisfied with Siemian's performance. In fact, Kubiak has taken the coach-him-hard approach because he believes Siemian has a chance to become exceptional.
"I would rate him like a lot of guys: have to get better,'' Kubiak said. "I want to see him continue to lead better and better with this football team. I want to see his play become more consistent. One thing that he had done early in this season, he protected the ball better and he hasn't protected it the last three weeks so that's a concern. We're addressing those things as we speak so he knows that. He has to continue to play big for this team, not OK. We need him to play big."
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This is an excellent book for anybody who is researching family who lived somewhere that was influenced by any iteration of German rule. So, basically almost all of Europe. The principles found in this book are really useful to anybody who studies archaic paleography of any kind.
Minert takes the reader through a concise history of the region, noting that his goal is not to reproduce already abundant and available resources about history, but to point out specific nuances relevant to changes in handwriting.
For the next hundred or so pages he focuses on handwriting in German, Latin, and French. Each of these languages gets a separate chapter. This part of the book is full of examples from original sources that illustrate what he describes in the text. This makes the book a quick read, as well as a handy reference
The last part of the book is reference material that is particularly useful to the family historian, including reverse alphabetical indexes. He also gives a list of helpful and relevant sources for the researcher who wants to continue learning.
I loved his description of syntactic analysis on page 50. Here is the step by step process that an advanced-beginner of German (my current status) can use to help analyze a document such as a land record.
1. Identify numbers and dates
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2. Identify personal names
3. Identify place names
4. Identify verbs
5. Identify other nouns
I love that he describes the basics of this process with such clarity. It's always good to revisit basic principles. My approach isn't so linear, and in some ways my approach can derail my efforts. A systematic approach can be more effective, so I will try to implement it in my analysis of Czech land records.
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Battle of Focșani
This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (November 2010)
|Battle of Focşani
|Part of Russo–Turkish War of 1787–1792
| Russian Empire
Habsburg Monarchy
|Ottoman Empire
|Commanders and leaders
| Alexander Suvorov
Prince Josias of Coburg
|Koca Yusuf Pasha
|Casualties and losses
|400 killed and wounded
|1,600 killed, 12 guns
The Battle of Focşani (also Battle of Fokschani or Battle of Focsani; Hungarian Foksányi csata) was a battle in the Russo–Turkish War of 1787–1792 fought on 21 July 1789 between the Ottoman Empire and the alliance of the Russian Empire and the Habsburg Monarchy near Focşani, Moldavia (now in Romania). The Russians were led by Alexander Suvorov, the Austrians by Prince Josias of Coburg, and the Ottomans by Grand Vizier Koca Yusuf Pasha.
The Austrian army numbered 18,000 men, being Austrian and Hungarian infantry and cavalry forces. The Russian contingent was made up of 7,000 soldiers. The Ottomans mustered ca. 30,000 soldiers.
The allies stormed the Ottoman entrenched camp with few losses, and drove out the Turks, who left behind 2,000 dead.
- ^ Aleksandr Vasilievich Suvorov, A Global Chronology of Conflict: From the Ancient World to the Modern Middle East, Vol. II, ed. Spencer C. Tucker, (ABC-CLIO, 2010), 863.
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Taylor's responsibilities were absorbed by Alex Cameron, Bar Cap's legal director, although he was not officially promoted. Cameron is understood to be moving to a different division of Barclays.
Hughes moved into private practice after nine years at UBS and was general counsel for the Swiss bank's London operations before moving to New York in 1994. Before joining KMZ Rosenman last year he was a partner at New York's Solomon Zauderer Ellenhorn Frischer & Sharp.
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Bar Cap was named as In-House Banking & Finance Team of the Year at last year's The Lawyer Awards. The team was given the award after an exceptional year that included raising $2.6bn (£1.58bn) for four Middle East schemes where it acted as lead arranger, including the $1.4m (£853,000) conventional debt for Abu Dhabi's Shuweihat power and water desalination project.


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Judgment Day (2007) was the ninth annual Judgment Day PPV. It took place on May 20, 2007 from the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri. This was the first Judgment Day event since 2003 to be an inter-brand pay-per-view, as it featured talent from the Raw, SmackDown!, and ECW brands. The main match on the Raw brand was John Cena versus The Great Khali for the WWE Championship. The featured match on the SmackDown! brand was Edge versus Batista for the World Heavyweight Championship. The primary match on the ECW brand was a Handicap match for the ECW World Championship between Team McMahon (champion Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon and Umaga) and Bobby Lashley.
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This Column is devoted to monitoring and reporting on issues that are relating to food security in the Gambia as well as the interventions of Government and Non-governmental Organizations.
In part three, the seven major crops grown in The Gambia namely groundnuts, the coarse grains namely millet, maize, and sorghum, as well as rice, sesame, findo were showed and it was also stated that the agro-industry in the Gambia is limited because the vast majority of the perishable farm produce have virtually no value addition after their production and that these products are not processed, but are consumed in their primary condition.
As a result, these perishable products are often wasted, or sold at a give away price.
In addition, promotion of agro-food processing would have significant positive impact on small farm holdings as it will provide them with a ready market for their produce. It would help to promote the development of cottage industries in the rural areas which may improve the income of the farmers.
The culture of quality control has to be built in the system in order to make it efficient.
Food crop production in the Gambia would be greatly improved if there is significant investment made in the following main areas:
Agricultural inputs and marketing
- Improved land tenure system
- Soil and water management
iv)Agricultural information, education and communication
- v) Suitable crop varieties
- vi) Storage and preservation facilities (in addition, cold storage facilities for horticultural products)
vii) Access to finance and capacity building for small farm holdings
viii) Quality control system (including laboratories and human resources)
- ix) Water supply systems (e.g. bole-holes, concrete-lined wells, etc)
- x) Irrigation system
- xi) Crop management
xii) Marketing, processing and preservation facilities and techniques
xiii) Alternative energy sources that are cheap and affordable
The horticultural sector is rapidly emerging as one of the key sectors of The Gambian economy. The sector contributes about 4 percent to GOP, and employs over 65 percent of the agricultural labour force.
Horticultural production, mainly fruits and vegetables, is an important source of rural income, employment and food, thus ensuring food security and poverty alleviation. It has great potential for export and thus foreign exchange.
The sector also contributes to import substitution, and has strong linkages to tourism and agro-processing industries. Increased horticultural production further adds impetus to the diversification of the country's export base. Various studies in The Gambia indicated that horticulture is a sector where the Gambia has a.strong comparative advantage.
Horticultural crops (vegetables and fruits) are mainly concentrated in the Western and North Bank Regions, where the climate is more favorable for horticultural production, there is an increasing urban population, and the tourist industry provide a ready market as well. Although the sector has major private sector players, it also has a large number of small-scale growers, especially women. For this reason, almost 88 percent of women farmers in The Gambia are engaged in individual or communal horticultural activities, including the growing of perennial crops.
Most vegetables are grown during the dry season (November to June) when pests and diseases are less. However, yields and quality are generally low.
There are huge investment potentials in the following main areas of the peri-urban horticultural sector which would enhance the development of the horticultural industry:
- Intensive and well organized production system/regime
- Horticultural Inputs
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- iv) Horticultural information, education and communication
- Use of improved varieties, including rainy season-adapted varieties
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Service gun's I've had several. My department didnt issue firearms. We had to buy our own. We could get anything we wanted... as long as it was a blue steel fixed sight .38 spl, 4" barrel... manufactured by Colt or Smith n Wesson. Later on the Rugers came on line and they authorized service six revolvers. A little later they got real jiggie and authorized stainless steel revolvers, and a bit later authorized stainless steel revolvers with 3" barrels.
My first service gun was a S&W model 10 4" blue (nickel was a no-no)
My next addition to my service revolvers was a 3" R/B stainless S&W. They actually made uniform service holsters for it.
The department started to go with autoloaders. We had a choice of a DAO S&W, a DAO Sig, or the Glock 19. I went with the Glock 19. My service revolvers also remained authorized and I was able to switch up when the mood struck me.
Funny thing... When Police women changed titles and became police officers and were put on routine patrol like the males they were authorized 3" barrel, squair butt, model 36's. Yep five shot service revolvers. They even made teeny tiney service holsters for them. As new female officers were hired, and most opted for full sized service revolvers the rules changed, and all females had to get a model 10. colt O/P, or a ruger service six.
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The Journey of St Alban: Soldier to Saint - is the theme of this year's Bright Lights festival, which takes place from this Friday, 16 - Monday 19 July in the beautiful grounds of SPEC at All Saints Pastoral Centre, Hertfordshire.
In its 15th year, Brightlights has consistently been drawing young adults, between the ages of 16 – 30, from the diocese and beyond, with its special relaxed festival atmosphere, inspiring speakers, international bands, challenging workshops and seminars, moving liturgies and sacred spaces.
This year's theme of St Alban will be explored by Abbot Christopher, Sr Judith Russi, Fr Stan Fortuna, Dr Sheila Hollins and Fr Stephan Wang, along with great workshop and seminar leaders.
Bands include firm festival favourites like Sounds of Salvation and Indecisive as well as hip-hop artist Beliva, and many more. Liturgies will be lead by the brilliant CJM! It really is cranking up to be the festival of the summer!
Bookings are rolling in and places are going fast! Whether you're coming for the day, staying with all weekend in the huge variety of accommodation we provide or simply coming for the pilgrimage on the Sunday afternoon, organisers say people should book right away.
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With the Blaster onslaught fresh in our minds, many can attest to the challenges they encountered trying to deploy a Microsoft security patch in a hurry. Those of you equipped with an arsenal of system management tools, such as Microsoft's Systems Management Server (SMS), Novell's ZENworks, or one of the Altiris products, probably have a smug look on your face and are wondering what all the deployment fuss is about. For the remainder of the IT community, having to deploy individual security patches quickly and effectively can be a real issue.
One solution I've created, which can be adapted to accommodate most any Microsoft patch, is to use a script that can be executed during the login process to detect whether a specific vulnerability patch exists, and, if not, apply the required patch. Using my favorite scripting tool, KiXtart, and targeting the latest RPC vulnerability (similar to that exploited by Blaster), we managed to deploy the MS03-039: Security Update for Windows (824146) to more than 1,000 workstations on all three of our Windows platforms (NT/2000/XP) within a couple of days.
Creating and launching the script
There are five essential steps for creating and launching a patch deployment script. (Listing A contains the complete text for the script I used to deploy the 824146 update.)
First, you must ensure that these eight specific criteria are met (the criteria are listed along with their corresponding line numbers in the script):
- Ensure the patch is not run within a Terminal Service session (56).
- Ensure the patch is not being applied to a server operating system (57).
- Ensure the patch is applied for a client with local administrator privileges (58).
- Ensure that the target PC doesn't have the patch already applied.
- Determine whether three DLLs meet a specific version level (62-64).
- Ensure that the Registry indicating installation doesn't already exist (65).
- Ensure that the folder under %systemroot%\$NTUninstallKB8241146$ doesn't already exist (79).
- Check to see whether a dial-up session is being used. If so, depending on the size of the patch, a deployment may not be forced.
Next, select the patch that corresponds to the target operating system. Microsoft has a habit of using completely different types of names for the same patch depending on which operating system it applies to. In the case of patch 823980 (MS03-026), I saved each patch with Win followed by a two-character abbreviation of the operating system, followed by the patch name and the processor and language type (e.g., WinNT-KB823980-x86-ENU.EXE or WinXP-KB823980-x86-ENU.EXE).
Apply any optional command line parameter for patch execution. For example, for Windows NT, there's a nice /M parameter that allows the patch to run in unattended mode with no user intervention. Unfortunately, for Windows XP, the closest is simply the /U option, which allows for unattended installation. The downside of using /U is that it also allows for user interaction and the capability to cancel the installation process. There's also the ever popular /Q for quiet installation. The problem with quiet installation is that it can cause the processor to spike for a long period of time and clients are prone to believing that their PC has locked up, and, consequently, they reboot. I suggest using quiet mode only for small patches.
Next, you must execute the patch. Prior to execution, I prefer to make one last check to ensure that the patch exists. In our organization and in many organizations, using common drive letters, such as S:, allows patches to be stored in consistent locations across servers without having to use UNCs. The difficulty is that local administrators may occasionally delete or relocate code that you've placed on a server. Checking for the existence of an executable before attempting to run it will help you avoid ugly and embarrassing error messages on client's screens.
Finally, launch the script either with a CALL command from within an existing KiXtart script (e.g. call s:\windows\security\824146fix.kix) or from a command file if you want to run the patch independently of a login script (e.g. S:\Windows\Security\WKIX32.EXE S:\Windows\Security\824146fix.kix /i).
Future patch deployments
The steps I've outlined in this article are essentially the same steps that will be undertaken for any patch deployment. In fact, when the 824146 patch was released, I simply modified the previous script for deployment of the 823980 patch and, within an hour, I was finished. The specific prerequisite conditions may vary slightly, as will the name(s) of the patch executables, but the balance of the script will remain relatively unaffected. This makes it quite easy for you to modify and redeploy as necessary.


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I can't believe it is finally happening. My book launch for Bruising Continents (Spuyten Duyvil, 2017) on April 28! I'll be joined by the glorious poet Stephanie Heit and musicians John C. Savage, Tim DuRoche, and Andre St. James. And, of course, you and 16 of your closest friends.
Friday, April 28
Ford Food & Drink, 2505 SE 11th Ave., Portland, OR
10 years in the making. My book. Along with gorgeous letter-pressed poems and my friend Stephanie's wonderful book, The Color She Gave Gravity, from The Operating System.
Bruising Continents is a love story to the landscape of the west and the south. A love story to the landscape of the body. Let me let some excerpted, incredibly generous blurbs of writers I adore speak for me:
"Claudia F. Savage's song to her lover proves so thick in the throat that it also thrums a hymn to very eros. Bruising Continents strains at the page: it resembles the hive in one of its poems... "
H. L. Hix, author of I'm Here to Learn to Dream in Your Language
"...The very title of Claudia F. Savage's Bruising Continents suggests that each body is a world all its own, and each world a body—land a kind of skin, skin a kind of land, and the love story lurking deep inside the drama of these poems reveals that eros properly seen is a force as monumental as continental drift, as intimate as rain in the mouth, and that desire not only makes us complicit in what gives us pleasure, it makes us 'a pleasure-bird / seeking the damp seed.' Better than a book of witness, and better than a book that is wise, this poet writes us a book of becomings, gives us no map of desire's realm, but lets the roots root down, and the tendrils tendril out, weaving us back into the exuberant, confounded song that is the erotic world."
Dan Beachy-Quick, author of gentlessness
"This book will break your heart, your bones and your spine with awe through its metabolism of light and language... Savage turns her alchemical eye to the process of healing to re-present the world to us through rain that 'wants to be music'."
Jayne Fenton Keane, author of The Transparent Lung
"Claudia F. Savage's poetry seeps into your body and leaves you wanting more than simply a taste. Once inside her words, you want to devour and gulp ferociously until you are full of her magic..."
Katie Jean Shinkle, author of Baby-Doll Under Ice and The Arson People
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About Azitra
Indian Culinary Nirvana
Suite 101
Raleigh, NC 27617
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Indian, Contemporary Indian, International
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm, Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Cross Street:
Highway 70 West
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(919) 484-3939
Please call the restaurant for more information.
Parking Details:
Ample parking.
Banquet, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cocktails, Corkage Fee, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Kosher, Outdoor dining, Outdoor Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Azitra Ratings and Reviews
Nice ambiance, good food and great service! We went for my husband's birthday. I used Open Table to book the reservation and added a note about his birthday. At the end of dinner, they brought chocolate cheesecake with a lit candle and Happy Birthday written on the plate. It was very thoughtful. The food was really good. We love spicy food so it was the perfect amount of spices. The drinks were great too. We will definitely be back to Azitra for another meal soon. We will use OPEN TABLE again.
Wonderful ambiance and staff. Chef made aloo gobi on request as it was not on the menu. The naan was hot right out of the tandoor. The lamb shank fell off the bone in a nice rogan josh like sauce. The chicken tikka masala was perfectly prepared and spiced. The Raita was fresh and a wonderful accompaniment to the meal. The basmati rice was fluffy and light with the perfect added spice. All and all a wonderful experience, as I expected the food to be great.
Excellent and attentive staff and delicious, authentic Indian cuisine. If you're having trouble deciding which dish to choose, just ask your host or server and they will give you great recommendations. They also will be happy to alter your spice level depending upon your preference.
And if you're in the mood for an ice-cold beer and a spicy meal, try out the Flying Horse 22 oz. lager paired with the Pershwari lamb shank (or lamb vindaloo).
Had a reservation for 4 on a Saturday evening and the place was hopping which was expected. It was a tad loud, but that's not a big deal for us, just throwing that out there. We were seated promptly and after ordering, our food came out pretty quickly. No complaints from our group, but there were no connoisseurs among us. I wish they showcased more local beers since there is such a vibrant craft brew scene in the area. My only complaint would be that they seemed to be rushing out out. Seemed that as soon as we finished, the staff wanted to clear the table and get us out. Could be a cultural thing... European and Brazilian restaurants are the opposite.
Some friends and I decided on a last-minute outing this past weekend. We had quite a few options, but unanimously we voted Azitra for our dinner plans. Amazing food, friendly staff. We ordered chicken tikka masala, lamb vindaloo, goat biryani and paneer with an assortment of breads and shared family style. Everything was delicious. Price on target for the portion of food the offer... Highly recommend Anitra
I've been coming to the restaurant for at least 5 years possibly more. I've never had a bad experience. Service and staff has always been top notch. I've told numerous friends and co workers about your restaurant. My family and I will continue to dine at this spot for many years to come. Thanks for the great food and service.
Stopped here because we were in the Briar Creek area for another event. Had seen some positive reviews. It exceeded our expectations. Will be going back even though it's a bit of a drive for us. Food was excellent and they have a decent wine selection and a nice cocktail list.
Best Indian food I've had outside of India! Our family of eight enjoyed a real feast for Mother's Day luncheon, following a momentous university graduation ceremony in Chapel Hill.
Chose this spot based on Open Table reviews and availability. Really exceeded expectations.
The samosa were so aromatic - we ordered a second portion. Other favorites - Gobhi Manchurian (cauliflower), chicken tikka masala, Paneer "Makhan Mar Ke" (our little ones loved this dish), and the desserts! Tried a bit of each: gulab jamun (it was still hot - so good!), kheer (everyone was surprised at how yummy this rice pudding was), kulfi - mango/pistachio ice cream.
Wish we lived in Raleigh, as we'd be regulars at this restaurant! Alas, we are D.C. based so will have to look forward to a much later future visit . If you ARE a local - get yourself to Azitra.
This was okay. The chicken tikka masala wasn't as good as I have had in other places, but the curried pepper chicken and lamb vindaloo were delicious. I think it's over priced...about $20.00/ entree. As delicious as the food was, I think there are better, less expensive Indian options in the Triangle. The service was really fast. We were done in 30 minutes, which would have been great for lunch, but too fast for a night out.
One of the most authentic Indian restaurants out there in Research Triangle area.
I went yesterday for dinner with a few friends. We did book a table in advance from OpenTable since it was a friday evening.
We started with gobi machurian and dahi bhalla chat, followed it achaani vegetable, dal makhani, dal tadka, malai kofta(best part of the dinner) and some breads. Every one of us loved the food. They have really good desserts too, definitely try the gulabjamuns and ras malai. In drinks we kept it somewhat simple, with mango lassi and lemonades.
Definitely a place to dine-in more often and worth the cost.
Arrived early (5pm) as we were starving! ..so we cancelled our 6:30pm Open Table reservations. They were very accommodating, friendly, happy that we came early. Lamb Saag & Leg of Lamb are our favorites. Split scallop appetizer which was large enough for a meal...perfectly grilled huge scallops. Interesting wine and liquor list. We went to Raleigh area specifically! to dine at Azitra...decided to shop and stay overnight since it's 2 + 1/2 hrs. drive each way!...well worth the trip. We are anxious to "do lunch" sometime soon as the prices are reasonable and the menu diverse. Chic decor!!
We have eaten at Azitra many times and think it is the best Indian cuisine in the Triangle. Our food was delicious, as always. Beautifully prepared and served. Must have is a basket of Naan. I could eat that by itself and think it was a perfect meal! But with the lamb/broccoli dish I had (don't remember the name) it was a perfect compliment My husband had a salmon dish in a cream tomato sauce and he was also impressed. Just a great experience.
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Terry Garthwaite
Terry Garthwaite is an internationally known singer, songwriter, composer, producer, and teacher. Her recording career dates back to the late 1960s when she and Toni Brown formed the rock group "Joy of Cooking." Garthwaite, Rosalie Sorrels and Bobbi Louise Hawkins performed together on the road, and recorded an album together, "Live at the Great American Music Hall." Terry's recent recordings and writing focus on the healing nature of music. She currently leads vocal retreats, drum circles, and singing classes.
Q: How would you characterize Rosalie's voice, her sound?
Q: What is it like being on stage, working, collaborating with Rosalie?
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She's got a great sense of humor. She tells wonderful stories and I think probably the aspect of doing stories in song is something that has not been in my musical history.
Q: What role do Rosalie's stories have in her performance?
"Rosalie's sound.nothing like it. Cuts like a knife, purrs like a kitten."
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New Resort List and Amenity Chart at www.LakeoftheWoodsMN.com/Lodging
Most visitors come to Lake of the Woods for the incredible outdoor activities. Fishing is certainly at the top of the list but do not forget boating, relaxation, birding and wildlife viewing, golf, water sports, and more. With such a variety of activities, we are fortunate to have a wide variety of resorts and hotels to meet the varied needs of travelers. From a small resort with cabins that a family or group can cook their own meals to more of a hotel setting to larger resorts with brand new cabins with all of the conveniences of home, Lake of the Woods has a little bit of everything.
To sort through all of the options across the area from the Rainy River, to Baudette, south shore of the lake and the NW Angle, we have come up with a list and amenity chart. To view pictures of the property and rates, all you have to do is click on the hot link and it will take you right to the resort website. There is also an amenity chart that gives you a good understanding of the property at a glance.
The Lodging Page is a good page to bookmark and keep handy the next time you are searching for a Lake of the Woods getaway!
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