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Last season, the Dove Creek High School volleyball team was nearly unstoppable in route to an appearance in the state semifinals. This season, the Bulldogs roster and coaching staff will be far different.
Leading the Bulldogs this season will be head coach Melissa Carver, a Dolores High School graduate, who coached middle school volleyball in Dove Creek the past two seasons.
Chief among the challenges facing Carver will be figuring out a way to fill the void left by eight players who graduated last season. To do so, Carver hopes to utilize an up-up-tempo style of play.
"We are a young team, but we have a lot of talent," said Carver. "We have a lot of quickness and we're trying to figure out how we can utilize that because we don't have a lot of height."
Figuring to play a key role on this year's team will be senior outside hitter Ana Lee, who registered 35 kills and 33 minutes last season. While Lee admitted that replicating last year's season will be difficult, she expressed confidence in this year's players.
"We've got a lot of potential on this team," said Lee. "If we keep working and keep fixing our weaknesses, we'll become a stronger team later in the year."
Starting at the other outside hitter position for the Bulldogs this season will be senior Kylee Fullmer, who played in just seven varsity sets last season.
"We're mostly just trying to come together," said Fullmer. "We're starting from scratch and building a whole new team."
Freshman LaRissa Randolph will start at setter for this year's Bulldogs team, while senior Joey Fisher and sophomore Kris Johnson will begin the season in the middle. Transfer student Shelby Fullmer will also play in the middle during the second half of the season.
Discussing the goals for this year's team, Carver said that coaches and players are expecting big things.
"I'd like to come out at the top of our league and go into the playoffs as far as we can get," said Carver. "We've got some pretty optimistic goals."
Among the challenging matchups on this year's schedule are San Juan Basin League contests against Norwood, Nucla, Ridgway, Ignacio, Mancos, Dolores and Ouray. Non-league opponents include Newcomb and Sangre De Cristo.
The Bulldogs will open their season with road matchups against Ouray and Cap Rock on Aug. 30.
"We hope (Ouray) will be a challenging game for us," said Lee. "We want to step our game up, bring each other together and win."


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Jenny Lawson.
Author of Let's Pretend This Never Happened.
Do you know of her?
If not go check her out. Jenny is probably the funniest person I know.
{and I can say "know" {and call her Jenny} because she talked to me and now we're like BFFs}
{kind of}
Do be warned though, at some point you will probably be offended.
There were tons of people.
There was a lot of laughing and even some snorts.
There was a bar and some people may have had to be helped out of the building.
A story about diarrhea was related.
Social barriers were broken down with the repeated use of the word "vagina".
{which may or may not have been said by the Farmboy}
{all five times}
{plus the pretend vinyl scratching of the word}
{plus the pretend vinyl scratching of the word}
Unfortunately there was some fainting.
Which resulted in some blood and the paramedics showing up.
But luckily no stabbings.
There were metal chickens- some holding twine.
There were sweaty palms.
{at least one pair that I know of}
{and maybe some nervous fidgeting of shaky fingers- which might or might not explain sweaty palms}
{plus the destruction of a wrist band}
{plus the destruction of a wrist band}
{and maybe the wish for some Xanax}
There was a taxidermied weasel and a homicidal monkey present.
{and the verb "taxidermied" became a real word for some}
And then there she was, sharpie in hand, and asking me "How are you?"
And all that I could squeakily whisper was, "I think my little, rat heart is going to pop."
But at least
I didn't vomit on her.


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Incumbent John Sullivan took the most votes in Tuesday's primary mayoral election with nearly 36.86 percent of the vote, an almost 15-point margin over the second-place challenger, Marni Sawicki in the six-way race.
Both advance to the General Election in November.
Sawicki, who works in marketing, received 22.3 percent of the vote and is shooting to become the first female mayor in Cape Coral history.
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Cape Coral Mayor John Sullivan, left, shakes hands with Councilmember Chris Chulakes-Leetz after Tuesday's Primary Election for mayor. Sullivan will face off against Marni Lin Sawicki in November's General Election.
Sullivan, who spent the evening going from one supporter's house to another, said he is ready to move on to Nov. 5.
"Onward and upward, and I'm going for the win. I think people appreciate what I do for them and I appreciate what they do for me," said Sullivan, who is seeking his second term. "The volunteers who got me elected did a great job."
Sawicki chose Dixie Roadhouse for her celebration headquarters, getting kudos from current council members Lenny Nesta and Kevin McGrail for her second-place finish.
Not bad for someone who came out in spring with almost no name recognition.
"I am excited, I am grateful, and very humbled," Sawicki said. "We put together a wonderful team that has stayed together the whole time and honestly, they get all the credit."
Sawicki finished a few percentage points ahead of third-place finisher, former councilman A.J. Boyd, who had 18.76 percent of the vote despite entering the race at the last moment.
"I'm disappointed, but that said, what we did in 42 days was incredible," Boyd said. "We worked hard. I can't complain."
Boyd said he is undecided on who he would lend his support to.
Dan Ashby earned 11.89 percent of the vote to finish fourth. Vince Cummings finished fifth with 8.19 percent of the vote, with David Carr bringing up the rear with 1.84 percent.
As per the city charter, the top two vote getters advance.
For Sullivan and Sawicki, it is on to the general election where Sullivan plans to let his record speak for itself.
"I'm going to run on my record, my reputation and experience," Sullivan said, not commenting on his opponent. "I'll keep trying to keep spending and taxes down."
Sawicki said the pavement pounding will be more intense on her end, while expounding her virtues as a leader and consensus maker.
"We hit the campaign trail even harder and now we have a bigger group of supporters and we'll get it done," Sawicki said. "We had five candidates running for one spot, so we'll all come together. I'm a better leader and will be able to unite the council and move the city forward."
Voter turnout was less than 8 percent.
Both primary candidates agreed that was unacceptable, but were hopeful more voters will show up in November when four city council seats will be on the ballot - the runoff for the mayor's seat, a runoff for the District 1 council seat, and the General Election races for Districts 4 and 6.
"It's disappointing. I wish more would have gone to vote. Hopefully, they'll come out in the general election and help us then," Sullivan said.
"There hasn't been a lot of coverage of this election. You don't know it's there if you don't say anything," Sawicki said. "It's very disappointing."
Lee County Supervisor of Elections Sharon Harrington was not available for comment Tuesday night.


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Slankford necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 130 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Stokes & Kopitsky, P.A.
We are an existing and successful Personal Injury Law Firm that needs a new sleek and modern logo. We have been in business for 30 years+, but we want to modernize all of our marketing and promotional materials. Logo will be used on stationary, mailers, newsletters, website, business cards and any promotional products. We do not do TV ad marketing or billboards, most of our clients are repeat or come from referrals. We want a unique logo to keep our name in the minds of all of our former clients and keep them recommending us or coming back. Our firm mainly handles auto accidents, personal injuries like slip and falls, and accidental death. The winning logo designer has potential work in the further re-branding of our firm. I promise prompt reply to your submissions and questions- I have an art background (but not in graphics) so I can communicate intelligently in regard to the visual and aesthetics of the logo design.
Our target audience is victims in Georgia (specifically Atlanta) injured in an auto accident where they were not at fault including car, truck, motorcycle and bicycle accidents. One of the attorneys is a sport cyclist, so we get many cycling accidents from the Atlanta cycling community as well. We represent victims of DUI related accidents as well as victims in accidental deaths. Victims of a slip and fall or an accident on a premises are also our audience. But we also want our logo to be memorable to our existing or former clients, so that they further refer us new clients.
Please use Photoshop PSD Vector Files and for the final design we would like print files too (In Design and Illustrator PSD etc). The logo design is to fit in a rectangle , but does not necessarily have to be a rectangular logo. Our current colors are blue and black, we'd like to see some examples in that scheme as well as new color schemes. We'd like the capability to add the line " Atlanta's Personal Injury Attorneys" underneath the logo to identify our type of law practice. It would be nice to see your design with and without that subtext.
Do: Modern, sleek, professional, sharp, clean and crisp lines that still make a bold statement. Maybe something playing with the initials SK to the left of the logo and then the firm name "Stokes & Kopitsky, P.A. Atlanta's Personal Injury Attorneys". We'd like the logo to translate into a favicon for our website (which we haven't updated yet), so maybe a sharp graphic or icon with the SK that could be used with or without the rest of the firm name on different things.
-example of a logo we like: http://www.jrlawfirm.com/
Don't: anything gender specific, too traditional or conservative, anything unreadable, no common legal icons, anything too cheesy or obvious
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Pizza Party – Toddler Art Project
Age: 18 Months - 5 Years (younger ones need more supervision)
Time: 10 min (+ Prep)
Theme: Pizza
Books: Pizza at Sally's by Monica Wellington, Pete's a Pizza by William Steig
Materials:Brown Construction paper (heavy weight works best)
Assorted scraps and colors of construction paper & tissue paper
Yarn scraps, fabric scraps, foam bits, packing peanuts, sequins, buttons, etc
Small paper plates (optional - for 'serving')
Adults (& some kids) get to use Scissors
Prep: Cut pizza crusts from brown construction paper. I cut three triangular slices per sheet, but you can also make Sicilian style rectangles, or personal pan circles. Prepare toppings such as red and orange tissue scrap sauce, yarn cheese, green pepper paper slices, packing peanut sausage, etc.
Activity: Each child gets a 'crust', glue, a paper plate and an assortment of toppings. Make a custom slice! You can suggest that sauce and cheese be the first two toppings, but there is no wrong way to top a pizza. Serve paper pizza on paper plates.
Notes/Tips: You can use a hole punch to 'pit' black olive circles and onion rings shape themselves when card stock is cut in a thin spiral. When choosing toppings avoid potential choking hazards such as buttons for little ones. This activity can be made longer by making it a pizza shop game where children make and serve slices to order.


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The Brazilian rainforests are of immense importance to the world. They help regulate climate temperatures, create rainfall, and provide habitat for biodiversity. On the southeast coast of Brazil, the Atlantic Rainforest Sensor Networking Project is attempting to monitor how a small section of the forest is behaving on a minute-by-minute basis. Micrometeorology — the study of atmosphere just above the ground on small time and spatial scales — is critical to understanding how different ecosystems affect the Earth's climate and vice versa.
The goal for environmental scientists on the project was to advance significantly their understanding of how the forest functions by obtaining more detailed data on what happens within the fine-scale atmosphere of the rainforest canopy. They needed measurements scaled down to events within an extremely localized area: the slope of a hill. The timescale also had to be compressed, with events being measured by the minute or hour rather than by the week.
"If you're going to understand a very large system such as a rainforest," says Rob Fatland, program manager with Microsoft Research's External Research division, "it's important to have not only a large-scale picture of what's going on across the forest, but also the details of how air and water vapor circulate inside the forest canopy. We need to learn how the rainforest connects to the planetary-boundary layer — the atmosphere above the forest canopy.
"There is heat and sunshine at the top of the rainforest canopy and a cooler area beneath. How do heat and moisture and the transference of energy happen? It all happens on a smaller scale, so you need sensors that are more localized to actually start understanding what's happening in that environment."
The rainforest-sensor project is a partnership between the Universidade de Sao Paulo, Fundaçao de Amparo a Pesquisa de Sao Paulo (FAPESP, the Sao Paulo research foundation), Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE, the Brazilian national institute for space research), Johns Hopkins University, and Microsoft Research's External Research group.
Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz, scientific director at FAPESP, and Carlos Nobre, environmental scientist with INPE, approached Microsoft Research for assistance in developing a sensor network that could operate under rainforest conditions, with software that could perform analysis and help with visualization.
Dan Fay, director of Earth, Energy, and Environment projects for External Research, immediately became excited by the challenge.
"Our mandate," Fay says, "is to help researchers accelerate innovation and the research process as they work to solve the most urgent challenges in environmental science. This project exactly matched our mandate."
The first challenge for Fay and his Brazilian colleagues was to find a research partner with experience in ecology-sensor networks. They turned to Andreas Terzis, associate professor at Johns Hopkins University, who had worked with Microsoft Research on a project called Life Under Your Feet. They believed they could adapt this earlier work on soil sensors to suit the needs of monitoring the air in a tropical rainforest.
From Brazil, a team led by Humberto da Rocha, a professor from the Universidade de São Paulo with expertise in micrometeorology, joined the project.
To reduce the complexities inevitably introduced by different languages and time zones when trying to keep the American and Brazilian teams in sync, Juliana Salles, senior program manager with External Research's Latin American team, was asked to assist with the project. Later on, Fatland, experienced in sensor deployments from previous work on Alaskan glaciers, joined the team as Salles' counterpart in Redmond. Their coordinated efforts proved invaluable when it came to logistics.
In April 2009, six months after the initial discussions, the project was officially under way — and facing three major hurdles.
- The first technical challenge was to build sensor systems that could survive the elements — not to mention the animal life — in a rainforest to collect and transmit data reliably. There are sensors that measure humidity, temperature, and solar radiation.
"Each sensor is protected by a PVC cup," Fatland explains, "which is filled with epoxy, and enough of the sensor pokes out that it can be sensitive to slight changes in whatever it's measuring. Each set of sensors attach to a sensor-network node — which contains a wireless chip and some flash memory — which has been hardened in a waterproof casing."
Sensor nodes collect data and transmit via a radio link, but they also store the data to flash memory, a necessary precaution: In case radio communications fail, each sensor node retains a full set of data.
- The next challenge was to find a way to extend the battery life of the sensor nodes so the network could run unattended for as long as possible. The answer was to turn off the sensor nodes between measurements, rather than leave the device turned on and drawing power the whole time. The sensors were set to "wake up" and take a reading every 30 or 60 seconds, a technique for battery conservation called "duty cycling." Fatland estimates that, with duty cycling, each battery can last for four months in the field.
- What about using solar-powered cells? This raises the third challenge: cost. While solar energy would enable a rechargeable energy system, it also would add to the price of each sensor node. As Fatland says, it's getting the right balance between data yield, deployment cost, and battery life.
"The researcher is going to have a budget," he notes, "and the cost of the sensors is a huge part of the equipment cost. We wanted to minimize the per-sensor cost of building the system, which essentially translates into lowering the dollar cost per data value."
The final design productized the sensors, taking them out of a research context and into a mass-production facility. This lowered the cost to a price that makes wider deployment feasible.
The rainforest-sensor project has been running for a year now. On the slope of a hill in Mata Atlantica, the Atlantic coastal rain forest in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo, a 60-meter central tower and five smaller perimeter towers stand, joined by cables hanging two meters above the forest canopy. There are sensor nodes on the cables that radiate out from the central tower and also on a grid of cables stretched a meter above the forest floor — 600 sensor nodes in all, delivering 18 million observations per month.
The Brazilian team periodically enters the area with laptops and wirelessly requests data downloads from the sensor nodes. When they return to civilization and Internet access, the scientists send the data to Johns Hopkins University, where the data files are processed into a format suitable for analysis and sent back.
A critical feature of this sensor-network technology is that it has a light footprint. It can be installed using fairly non-intrusive methods and, as a result, does not impact the environment under observation. Data collection is via a network of radio pathways, so there is no need to climb and physically connect to the sensor clusters. Miniaturization, further power reduction, increased energy storage — all of these could lead to devices that could operate unmaintained for several years in the field.
While solving technical challenges is always part of a successful project, Fay emphasizes that his definition of success for this project always has been to obtain good scientific output from the data. The ultimate goal is that the deployment of the sensors, the data capture, and the visualization of the data should provide scientists with quality information that advances their work.
There are research projects based on the application of sensor networks to environmental research, but in terms of sensor density, sampling frequency, three-dimensional distribution in the forest canopy, and deployment duration, the team believes this particular project is unique — and not only that, but suitable to a wide range of applications.
A traditional meteorological station measures temperature, precipitation, and wind at a single point. In contrast, sensor networks can be deployed across extended terrain, in the ground and in the air, opening new ways of looking at our climate and how various ecosystems interact. Sensor networks can be applied to water conservation in agriculture by targeting only specific locations that need irrigation. Such networks also can be distributed throughout a seismically active area or used to triangulate bird and animal calls to observe their behavioral patterns.
"The science is really the key piece." Fay says. "How can we help drive the science forward, and can we use technology not only to make the science better, but also to make the work easier, more accurate? We want scientists to be relieved of worries about the sensors, data transfer, how the software works, how the database works, how you visualize it — all those details to do with infrastructure and technology. We want scientists to actually be scientists."


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Foodstuff in jowls blamed for tragedy
I�ve now been 40 for about two weeks. As for now all is well, and I�m still confident enough in my health to buy green bananas.
One thing I�ve learned with age is that it�s not always best to solve every problem immediately. Sure, if an agitated co-worker partially disembowels you with a stapler, you may want to get to an emergency room within 24 hours. Otherwise, sometimes problems will solve themselves if given the proper room to breathe.
For example, the television in my living room is a 1987 Zenith. Against the wishes of family, friends and clergy, I�ve refused to get rid of the TV just because it�s not the width of a credit card. The picture on the thing is clear as a bell, and I believe if the job is being done there�s no reason to make a change.
Does anyone reading this believe one of these newfangled slim TVs will last for 26 years? That�s longer than the average lifespan of the child labor now assembling the current fleet of anorexic, gutless televisions.
According to RadioMuseum.org, the phrase �clear as a bell� was originally used by the Sonora Phonograph Company as an advertising slogan for its line of radios and record players. One branch of the company eventually morphed into the Magnavox Company. Sharing is caring.
Recently my cherished TV has shown signs of wear. Every so often, for no reason, the picture will go away. This is easily remedied by turning the power knob ever so slightly to the left. Whenever a family member blacks out in the middle of the day, we don�t throw them away, do we? We adjust their medication, unplug the microwave and get on with our day.
Although I had to cram my heart with steel wool to do it, about three weeks ago I decided it was time to get a new television. Ol �87 has been blacking out upwards of three times a week lately � most recently near the end of an episode of �Columbo,� when Peter Falk was halfway staring a suspect in the eye and explaining how it was possible for him to kill his business partner with a stick of celery.
Ol �87 was with me for �Miami Vice� � the two good years at the beginning and the three so-so years that followed. When �Twin Peaks� came along and reinvented what a television show could be, Ol �87 was there. I was about to become one of those lying liars who claim not to watch TV, but Ol �87 pulled me back in with �Seinfeld,� �Arrested Development� and �30 Rock.� Ol �87 duct taped the once crumbling umbilical cord between myself and pop culture back together.
I�d gone so far as to price new televisions. As it turns out, it�s possible to get a decent set without having to sell any of your toes to medical schools � although, if you�re interested, the dough is pretty good. Many of my friends are obsessed with televisional terminology, such as resolution, frame rate speed and high definition. As long as I can tell who is saying what to whom, I could care less.
Besides, do we really need to see a close up of Honey Boo Boo�s mama in high definition? Will being able to see the Dorito dust stuck between the mom�s jowls make the experience more enjoyable? Okay, I guess that would be pretty cool; one point for technology.
I�ve never seen the �Honey Boo Boo Hour,� or whatever the show is called, but I�m assuming the cinematography isn�t a sticking point for most viewers. I just looked up some information on the show and found out Honey Boo Boo�s family is allegedly paid $50,000 per episode. If you created 10 of me in a laboratory and rolled them in gold dust, I wouldn�t be worth $50,000. Maybe I should euthanize Ol �87 out of respect.
Other people want me to get a smart TV or a plasma TV. First of all, no TV that�s fed the current stream of stupid shows will ever be smart, and plasma should be in a local blood bank or black market organ drop-off Igloo cooler. I want a TV with some guts in it � not some slim, tofu-eating TV that thinks meat is murder. Had you rather board a plane with big, hefty engines or an ultralight powered by two AA batteries?
While this debate of one was going on in my slightly oversized head, I got a call from a family member asking if I�d be interested in a 4-year-old TV that was perfectly fine.
�This isn�t a new thin one that can be hung on the wall,� I was told. �It�s about a foot thick and is the same weight as Delaware, but the picture is clear as a bell.�
�You had me at Delaware,� I said.
Turns out it was smart not to run out and plunk down my hard earned money on a TV I didn�t really want. Ol �87 has led a good life, and it�s my hope that it�ll find a home in a friend�s shop, basement or erotic dungeon. There�s something cool about a TV that still has a knob on it in an era when most of the shows are full of knobs. My new TV will sadly be knob free, but at least it�ll be heavy enough to give anyone trying to steal it a hernia.
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New Multi Coat Red in Design Studio
New Multi Coat Red in Design Studio
In April someone can compare the delivered car to the store sample. That will convince me. My guess is that the Miami store red is not the red we will get
Enjoy your waiting
did you catch the little zinger in that Detroit interview that a store is being prepared in Bejing, and the Elon wants to produce as many parts as possible in China (for the Chinese version/market?).
I think he meant for all markets. We all know that it cost a lot less to produce parts in China because people make a few hundred dollars a month and each part costs 10 times less to produce. I think 90% of everything is made in China today
The investment newsletter touts are saying now that 3D printing is going to wipe out foreign sourcing in general and Chinese manufacturing in particular.
About the Multi-Coat red, it occurs to me that maybe it means Pot Luck Red, that there are multiple possible coats you might get. ;) !B-0
Any news with new Red? Anybody wants to share his thoughts?
'steveflaherty' (P7460) in the latest delivery thread said that he is expecting his Red with a Feb. 21st - Mar. 7th estimated delivery date.
OK, I need to call Tesla right now since I'm P4605! Will update if I get any feedback.
Sunset Red, but applied in a Multi-Coat way.
Ohms.Law: I really hope that photo is truly showing the new red. That color is the red I was hoping for. It really matches the sample in the stores.
hwye81k - I'm reasonably sure it is the same red. In fact all the reds we've been seeing since last summer are the same red IMO. The difference is that people are being fooled by how this red looks under the fluorescent lighting indoors - darker. Take the same sample, or car, outside in bright sunlight as I have and it looks much brighter. Sunset red, new red, multi-layer red, Motor Trend COTY studio red - all the same red. In know, I know, some will vehemently deny this. Perhaps you'll be proven right. But my money is that this is pretty much all the same red. We'll soon know.
It's been several days since this site has been updated. Has anyone heard any recent news when this red will start to be delivered? Tesla has exceeded most other promises so far.
I doubt Tesla will push the new Red out before March 1. The only possible case I've heard is on the delivery thread, in which user 'steveflaherty' (P7460) said that his delivery date is between Feb 21 and Mar 7 and already has the delivery button on his design page.
My reservation number is lower but when I called Tesla up, they still insist earliest is March and I have no delivery button on my design page as of today. :/
Curious about the Red Multi Coat that is currently offered as a color choice. Since we live in the Tesla black hole, Dallas, Texas, our order was done blindly. We love red, pretty much all red. But I am sure hoping it turns out not the be a flat or "creme" red. I call it that because of nail polish colors! HA. Has anyone taken delivery of a multi coat red recently. Our delivery is sched for mid June
It is a red red, bright enough for almost anybody. There's not anything very subtle about it.You will love it.
The MC Red does color shift with the light, but as @bevguy aptly said, there is nothing subtle about the color.
I have red. And I Love it. It's a real bright red. And actually is brighter in sunlight. I had a white 60 and after I saw a red one in person, I went a little nuts. I put the white on Craigslist and ordered the Red. I know several people that have Red, all love it. You won't regret your choice.
My red/black P85 with silver 21's (lic# NO C02) is becoming a bit of a legend in Toronto.
Very cool combo.
I have a S85 with the Multi Coat Red that I picked up on 7/31/13. To my eye the MC Red color choice currently offered is exactly the same color as my car.
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A suspected cut fiber-optic line has affected phone service across Northeast Michigan, including to many 911 dispatch centers, Alpena County 911 Director Mark Gurisko said.
Verizon Communications employees told Alpena Central Dispatch they believe a fiber-optic line was cut somewhere south of Roscommon, Gurisko said. The exact location was still unknown as of Wednesday afternoon. As a result, no calls were coming in to Alcona, Otsego and Presque Isle counties dispatches. Alpena County had one 911 station working Wednesday, down from three, and was handling calls for its neighbors to the north and south.
"Public safety is not being affected," he said. "If you pick up the phone and dial 911, it's going to ring somewhere, and we can get the info to people to get to your front door and save the day."
Gurisko said he believed Montmorency County's central dispatch to be receiving emergency calls, and handling them for Iosco County.
The News could not reach either county to confirm this.
Presque Isle County E-911 Coordinator Renee Szymanski said phones into the county's dispatch system "seem to be intermittent" as of 2 p.m. Wednesday, and 911 calls were likely routing to neighboring systems. Dispatchers could contact Presque Isle via radio to relay the information.
"Our radios are working and we have full communications with EMS workers" and other emergency personnel, she said in an email. "Unfortunately in the past year, there have been several fiber optic cuts which have impacted our 911 service."
Some Northeast Michigan residents' home and cell phone services were being affected as well, Gurisko said. Some calls are still going through, depending on the origin and number being called.
The National Weather Service in Gaylord posted a notice on its website saying employees were aware of a telecommunications outage affecting Alpena, Iosco and Montmorency counties. Weather radio and other NWS systems that rely on telephone lines could also be affected by the outage.


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Ever seen a Kiwi in the wild? Your best chance of seeing little spotted Kiwi in the wild is with us, Kapiti Island Nature Tours.
Whether you're an international visitor or a New Zealander, one of the the most memorable experiences from this country is seeing Little Spotted Kiwi in its natural habitat – happy and safe.
There is approximately 1,200 Little Spotted Kiwi on Kapiti Island and with the Department of Conservation we continue to work hard to keep these little birds safe. Seeing Kiwi in the wild has been described by some as a life changing experience.
He manu kai te miro non ate ngahere,
He manu kai te matauranga non ate ao
(A bird that feeds on berries shall inherit the forest, a bird that feeds on knowledge shall inherit the world.)
Little Spotted Kiwi are extinct in the wild on the mainland. Because there is a healthy population of Kiwi on Kapiti Island, we offer you the best chance to see them in their natural habitat. The Māori name for Little Spotted Kiwi is Pukupuku.
Kiwis are the only bird with a nostril at the end of their beak.
There are many ways to make the most of your visit with us: we recommend you ferry to Rangatira, take the amazing walk to the highest point on the island, then catch a ferry to us at Waiorua Bay (North end). Or you can take the ferry directly to Waiorua Bay and begin your nature-inspired experience there.
Your overnight kiwi spotting adventure includes:
- getting you to Kapiti Island, including ferry booking and compulsory permits;
- an introduction briefing talk on arrival by experienced guides;
- unique overnight accommodation at our lovely Kapiti Nature Lodge;
- wonderful meals for entire two days;•local council permit and Department of Conservation permits;
- a guided, night Kiwi spotting walk by an experienced guide
- genuine Maori hospitality•the opportunity to engage with endangered New Zealand birds like Takahe, Kākā, Weka, Tīeke (Saddleback), Kereru, Kokako, Hihi, and Toutouwai (Robin)
- the chance to get up close to some extraordinary New Zealand native flora and fauna•memories to last a lifetime
We also have fantastic half-day and full-day tours. If you're around on March 3, we have a special half-day tour that includes a visit to the island's seal colony - very cute!
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Not for the first or last time, President Obama singled out Rush Limbaugh by name for criticism, this time on the topic of immigration and amnesty.
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Last Sunday was Lisa and I's second in a series of three half marathons this summer. (I never got around to blogging about the Oregon Spring Half on May 3. I'll get that soon). Vancouver represented a new state for both of us as well as a city we spend a lot of time in. I work there, Lisa's parents live there, we are getting married there. The other fun thing about this race is it included a beer festival at the finish!
A nice shirt and a beer mug for the festival were the swag for this race! Pretty exciting!
Lisa's cousin Karadee as well as Karadee's sister Zandra and Zandra's husband Mike were running this race as well. We managed to find them at the start and while Zandra and Mike were planning a much faster pace than us, Karadee was right where we were planning to be and so we promised to stay together as best we could. It worked out really well. We stayed together most of the way and also hung around with the 2:45 pacer (a fellow Half Fanatic!) most of the way as well. Our goal for this race was merely to finish and enjoy the race. No PRs for this one, at least not for Lisa and I. Karadee and Zandra both PR'd!
The race started at Esther Short park in downtown Vancouver and wound it's way through downtown, through Officers Row of Fort Vancouver (which was awesome!) and then up the only major hill of the course but it was a doozy! A mile and a half slog up the hill of death. Then we careened down the hill through a couple parks and then along the waterfront and back through Fort Vancouver to finish back in Esther Short park. It was a really nice course, even with the hill of death. We all stayed together until about mile 8 when Karadee just caught some kind of groove or second wind and she took off! We cheered her on as she pulled away. At about mile 11 my calves started cramping up (again!) and we had to stop and walk a bit. Tried to run again but only made it another 1/4 mile or so before they cramped up again. The only complaint I could have about this race is the late stage water stops had run out of gatorade. I doubled up the water and even ate a second Gu for the sodium and potassium but it wasn't enough to help. We had to walk until mile 13 and then we just had one corner to turn for the finish, so we jogged it out to the finish. I cramped up again immediately but I was able to keep going just until the finish.
We finished! HUGE medals! Very nice.
After the race we grabbed some much needed food and gatorade and then walked to the car to change clothes and get our beer mugs. We headed back to the beer festival for some beer and food! We didn't realize until too late that the gear check tag from the bottom of the bib got us a free beer from the beer sponser Heathen Brewing in Vancouver. Oh well. But we had our free tokens to get some samples. We had enough tokens to get two samplers (one token each) and then one full beer pour (4 tokens) with our dinner. I sampled a NW Red Ale from McMenamins, a Saison from Heathen and then got a full pour of Kiwanas Cream ale from Pelican Brewing. Lisa tried a Porter from Heathen, another one I don't remember that she just liked the name, and then got a full pour of Irish Stout from Breakside.
It did suck to cramp up towards the end, for like the 4th race in a row no less, but we finished and we made it. We had a great time and got to spend most of the race with Karadee which was really fun and made the miles FLY by.
Up next is the Foot Traffic Flat on July 4th, which I spectated last year, but this year I get to run it. This will be the 3rd race in well under 90 days to qualify Lisa for the half fanatics, but after this race we are going to take a break from halfs for a while. The training has been grueling and trying to fit it in among work, school, church and wedding planning has been daunting. For the rest of this year and probably all of next year we are going to concentrate on shorter races, mostly 5Ks but some 10Ks and one 15K (Shamrock). We'll set different goals, like go for time and work on speed. Both of us would love to nail a sub 30 minute 5K.
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Michela Paolacci
Michela joined the Company in 2003 and left in 2014. She was born in Rome and is half American and half Italian. She trained at Centro Danza La Sylphide, Rome; Royal Ballet School (Lower School); National Ballet Academy of Rome; Centro Studi Danza Laura Morandini and English National Ballet School.
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Favourite roles
Beauty in Beauty & the Beast; Butterfly in Madame Butterfly; Ondine in Ondine; Giselle in Giselle; Clara in The Nutcracker; Glass Canon; Perpetuum Mobile (Chirtopher Hampson piece as part of Perpetual Motion); Cécile de Volanges, Dangerous Liaisons; Cuban couple, 'Cuban Overture' & Rhapsody in Blue from I Got Rhythm; Belle Fezziwig, A Christmas Carol; Washerwoman, The Three Musketeers; Helena, A Midsummer Night's Dream; Juliet, Romeo & Juliet; Odette, Swan Lake; Lucy, Dracula; Young Cathy, Wuthering Heights; Tinkerbell, Peter Pan.
Career highlights
Performing Juliet in Romeo & Juliet. Working with Gillian Lynne on her première of On Such a Night at Northern Ballet's 40th Anniversary Gala.
Where were you born and raised?
I am half Italian and half American. I was born in Rome, Italy to an American mother and Italian father. I was raised in a hillside town south of Rome and also the United States where I spent two years as a child before relocating back to Italy where my family is now.
Where did you do your dance training?
I started dancing at a very young age with my ballet teacher Penny Whiting in my hometown in Italy. I then spent three years at Royal Ballet School before returning to Italy to train at the Academy in Rome and then with Laura Mardini in her private school. I then trained for a year at English National Ballet School.
When did you join Northern Ballet?
What made you want to be a dancer?
An artist is passionate about his or her art form and that's the way I've always felt about my dancing. I love all forms of dance and the sense of freedom I feel when I'm immersed in an atmosphere of music and storytelling through dance, I'm happiest on stage, constantly striving to better myself technically and artistically.
What would be your dream role to dance be and why?
A dream role for me would be anything I could create in the studio and bring to life.
Who are your artistic influences or heroes?
I've had the privilege of working with and watching many wonderful artists and dancers during my years of training and here at Northern Ballet. There are different qualities in each artist that I admire. My hero has been and always will be my Mother!
What would be your luxury item on a desert island?
A yacht so I could sail off the island and a masseuse on the yacht.
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Millie's Organic Store.


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At the Open: Stocks Inch Higher as Yellen Nomination Trumps Debt Ceiling…For Now
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The S&P 500 is up 0.1% at 1,657.13 while the Dow Jones Industrials have ticked up 0.2% to 14,803.20.
The little-changed market comes on the heels of yesterday's second consecutive 110+ point loss in the Dow. While little is changed in Washington, the nomination of Janet Yellen to replace Ben Bernanke as Fed Chairman appears to be offsetting some of the political pain. Strategas Research Partners explains why:
In regards to Janet Yellen in particular, as we've noted previously, her experience and qualifications are unassailable: in April of 2010, President Obama nominated Dr. Yellen to succeed Donald Kohn as the Fed Vice-Chair, she was previously the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and she was graduated with a degree in economics summa cum laude from Brown University and a PhD from Yale. If that wasn't enough she was also the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Bill Clinton, and a professor at UC Berkeley. Yellen's reputation has leaned to the dovish side on monetary policy, and she has solidly supported the Fed's unorthodox measures in recent years.
It should also be noted that she is colloquially known as a "labor economist" (a title that is certainly set to change) and that one of her key recent speeches dealt with the topic of whether the increase in U.S. unemployment has been more structural or cyclical. Dr. Yellen came down on the cyclical side – that is to say she believes that unemployment is a large problem and there's something further the Fed can do about it. It also should be noted that Fed transcripts from the beginning of the crisis in 2007 were released this year (as is traditional, with a 5-year lag), and she looked to be quite prescient in her comments, noting her concerns about the housing market before the bubble burst. Bottom line, the Fed is likely to remain easy.
Still, a Yellen bounce is unlikely to last as long as progress isn't made in Washington, says Miller Tabak's Andrew Wilkinson. He writes:
If we had to make a little bet on Wednesday it would be that at some time before, let's say 11am in New York equity benchmark prices would trade lower following a rambunctious opening...First, stocks on Tuesday closed at a one-month low and there is perceived value in buying the dip on the view that a deal in Washington will be done: After all, how could they be so stupid? ..
Stocks prices settled on their Tuesday lows following the unyielding remarks from President Obama. And rather than hearing any subsequent conciliatory response to his overture we have a sneaking suspicion that October 17 is not only a long way off on the calendar but also merely a watershed for entrenched Republican views on slashing spending. The sanguine view amongst several Tea Party-backed Republicans seems to indicate that a government default is first of all
unlikely simply because the President will invoke special measures, but second, would not affect Main Street even if it rocked Wall Street. Even if that were true – which we are suspicious in the extreme about – such view likely underestimates the shock waves of a collapse on Wall Street not for the sake of earnings grinding to a halt, but on account of the seizure of the world's money markets.
Still, there are plenty of stocks on the move today as a result of earnings and other fundamental news. Yum Brands (YUM) has dropped 7.8% to $65.70 after missing earnings forecasts and acknowledging that getting same-store sales into positive territory is unlikely. Del Frisco's Restaurant Group (DFRG), meanwhile, has fallen 3.1% to $19.00 after reporting a profit of 10 cents a share, below forecasts for 11 cents and Costco (COST) has declined 1.4% to $110.69 after its $1.40 profit fell short of analyst estimates for $1.46.
A.M. Castle (CAS) has dropped 10% to $14.72 after the specialty metals company said it expects to lose 28 cents to 32 cents a share, well below forecasts for a 7 cent loss.
RPM International (RPM), however, has gained 2.9% to $36.73 after it said it earned 77 cents a share, above estimates for a 71 cent profit.


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The idea for this Mediterranean salad was inspired by finding fiddlehead ferns at my local market last week. The tight coil of the young fern is very similar to cappelletti pasta and I thought mixing them would make a pretty dish playing with odd shapes and colorful ingredients. This week I was able to buy the pasta but unfortunately the market doesn't carry fiddleheads anymore. It didn't stop me from making a delicious dish... I just substituted beautiful haricots verts in place of the fiddleheads.
I combined the coil-shaped pasta with red onions, carrots and celery that I received this evening from Full Circle and heirloom tomatoes from our garden. To the summer pasta salad, I also added garbanzo beans, hearts of palm, olives, pickled grape leaves and sun-dried tomatoes to complete the one-dish meal. No ingredient is irreplaceable; you can always substitute in an equally delicious element. All that really matters is a visually appealing and tasty dish.
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Cold Pasta Salad Recipe
Cold pasta salad is usually made with mayonnaise dressing. One member of my family is allergic to eggs, so this recipe suits her perfectly; as no eggs are used. Even though there are no eggs, I wanted the dressing to be creamy and flavorful, so I mixed in goat cheese with the usual vinaigrette ingredients. For a little extra kick, I added onions cooked down in white balsamic vinegar.
I used cork-screw-shaped pasta, but any other shape such as bowties, shells or penne would work as well. In addition to the diced tomatoes and steamed zucchini, I added black lentils and pan-seared tofu to give this vegetarian pasta dish some protein. Cooking does not always have to be complicated. If you have fresh ingredients and a lot of love, you'll have a wonderful meal. Bon appétit!
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If they make a SO5, I'd be completely OK with them retconning everything.Or just do like FF and never consider the other games.
According to gamespot, SE is teasing a new Star Ocean.You guys probably got it right. Even though I've had my gripes with SO3 and SO4 I'm still looking forward to the next one as in general I like Tri-Ace games.
As one of the five people on the planet who enjoyed SO4 despite its stupid characters, I'd be excited for a new entry in the series
If it is Star Ocean, I just hope we don't spend too much time putzing about in Medieval settings yet again...
Tri-Ace has never been good at plot or characters. When the story's good, they make it a pain to see the whole thing. Anyway, I actually enjoyed SO4 as well, but it was a combination of playing an excellent battle system and watching a funny-bad anime. I didn't like SO3 much because of the ridiculous plot twist, a big chunk of the plot was utterly meaningless and the characters tended towards being massively underdefined. The MP health thing was a huge pain as well.
Personally, I think the series has never had very good characters or story-- but SO4 was much worse than normal. I'd be a fan of them going the "total plot reboot" angle. They might even drop the number and go with a subtitle or a new "name" (like Star GALAXY!) to empahsize the reboot.


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Aniston and Bateman Make "The Switch" in Turkey-baster RomCom
Jennifer Aniston plays a woman who decides to have a baby by artificial insemination, Jason Bateman is the best friend who, in a drunken stupor, replaces donor semen with is own. With a supporting cast that includes Juliette Lewis, Jeff Goldblum and Patrick Wilson, this looks promising.
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Former city councilman Jim Butler was the first finalist selected by Burlington�s City Council on Tuesday to be interviewed for the vacant council seat, in the first round of voting.
After five more tedious rounds, Charles A. Carter and John Oakes were also chosen as finalists.
Using a voting and elimination process developed by Interim City Attorney Charles Bateman, council selected three of the 14 individuals who had submitted letters of interest to fill the vacancy left by Steve Ross� appointment as state House representative.
The 14 candidates considered Tuesday were Butler � who sat on Burlington�s City Council from 2007 to 2011 � Karen S. Johns, Morris F. McAdoo, Lonnie Graves, Coleman R. Rich, Oakes, Mark B. Hopp, Charles Carter, Falecia Richmond McCaster, Harold D. James, Mary C. Bozeman, Steven J. Carter, Charlie Sellars, and Steve G. Deaton.
The first of six rounds of voting began with members of council each submitting three votes, which were tallied by City Clerk Renee Ward and Bateman.
Butler was selected in the first round, having received the required majority � three votes � from Mayor Ronnie Wall, Mayor Pro Tem David Huffman and Councilman Celo Faucette.
In the second round of voting, Bateman asked each councilman to submit two votes. No candidate received a majority vote. In round three, Bateman asked each councilman to vote twice, by a show of hands, for the remaining 13 candidates as he read their names.
Those candidates who didn�t receive any votes in the third round and who hadn�t been voted for in the previous two rounds � Deaton, James, Johns, McCaster � were eliminated for the fourth round. Hopp didn�t receive a vote in the third round but was retained since Huffman had cast a vote his way in the first round.
In the fourth round, councilmen were again asked to vote twice, and Charles Carter was chosen as the second finalist, with three votes from Faucette, Wall and Huffman. Though neither Hopp nor Sellars received a vote in the fourth round, they were retained for the fifth since they�d received votes in previous rounds.
Nothing came out of the fifth round � where each member of council had one vote � since there wasn�t a majority vote on any candidate, though Oakes received two from Faucette and Wall. Councilman Bob Ward had voted for Steven Carter and Huffman voted for Rich.
In the sixth round, candidates who hadn�t received votes in round five were eliminated, and councilman cast one vote each. Oakes was selected as the third finalist, with votes from Huffman, Faucette and Wall.
Oakes, Butler and Charles Carter will be personally interviewed by council during its March 4 work session, following a timeline in accordance with the city�s vacant-seat policy.
That policy had also dictated the council first receive the 14 letters of interest during its Feb. 4 work session, after a legal advertisement of the vacancy ran in the Times-News for two consecutive Thursdays in January. At the request of Wall, the voting procedure created by Bateman will also be added to the policy, for similar situations in the future.
At Bob Ward�s request, the March 4 work session � which is open to the public � will be held at 7 p.m. in council chambers, instead of at Kernodle Senior Center, and the interviews will be the only item on the agenda.
Following the council�s interviews with Oakes, Butler and Charles Carter on March 4, the City Council will make its final vote on the new councilman the next day, at a regular meeting.


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On this day in 1816, Confederate General Jubal Early is born in Franklin County, Virginia. Early had a distinguished career in the Confederate army, and in 1864 he waged a campaign in the Shenandoah Valley that kept Confederate hopes alive by relieving the pressure on General Robert E. Lee's army around Richmond, Virginia.
Early graduated from West Point in 1837, fought in Florida's Seminole War in 1838 and was promoted to first lieutenant but resigned later that year. He studied in Virginia and was elected to the State House of Delegates in 1841. When war with Mexico broke out in 1846, Early rejoined the military as a colonel in the Virginia volunteers. He served in General Zachary Taylor's army but saw no combat. Early left the service in 1848 to resume his political career. In 1861, he was elected to Virginia's secession convention as a pro-Union delegate, and he strongly opposed secession. Despite his opposition, Early offered his service to the Confederacy when Virginia left the Union on April 17, 1861.
Commissioned as a colonel in the 24th Virginia Infantry, Early played a key role at the First Battle of Bull Run, Virginia,in July 1861, when he led a crucial counterattack against the Union's right flank. He was promoted to brigadier general andsoon earned a reputation as a highly effective commander. In 1863, his force played important roles in the battles of Chancellorsville, Virginia, and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. By 1864, he was considered one of the best division commanders in the Army of Northern Virginia. In the spring campaigns of 1864, Early took over command of a corps when Richard Ewell was wounded, andearned high marks from his commander, General Robert E. Lee. When that campaign turned into a siege at Petersburg, Lee tapped Early to lead a force of 14,000 to the Shenandoah Valley.
Early's campaign that summer was initially successful. He drove a Union force from the valley, then turned down the Potomac River to Washington, D.C. In early July, he reached the outskirts of the capital, and the Union commander, General Ulysses S. Grant, had to divert two corps from his army at Petersburg to defend Washington. Early did not intend to attack the formidable defenses there, so he withdrew back to the Shenandoah by the end of July. Early's activities boosted Southern morale and showed Northerners how difficult it would be to defeat the Confederacy. Grant dispatched General Philip Sheridan and 40,000 troops to neutralize Early's army. Sheridan dealt two serious defeats to Early in September at Winchester and Fischer's Hill, but Early struck back at Cedar Creek in October. Early's men drove the surprised Federals back several miles before Sheridan personally rallied them and routed the Confederates. Early waged a fine campaign, but by the end of October his force was defeated and badly outnumbered. When Sheridan took control of the Shenandoah Valley, an important Confederate resource was lost.
Early was relieved of command just before the Confederate surrender in April 1865, an unfortunate blemish on an otherwisestellar career. He fled to Mexico after the war, and,after a stint in Canada, returned to the United Statesunder a general amnesty granted to former Confederates. He practiced law, ran the Louisiana state lottery, and was an architect of the"Lost Cause" movement,with much of his work aimed at protecting the reputation of Robert E. Lee. Early died in 1894 in Virginia at age 77.


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The Caps return to the Verizon Center tonight to begin a three-game homestand against the Phoenix Coyotes. Since starting out the season red hot with a 7-0 record, Washington has gone 3-7-1 since and are currently on a four game losing streak. In the last three games, the Caps have been anemic on offense and defense and were outscored 14-3, including a 7-1 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.
Coach Bruce Boudreau is continuing to alter the lineup, this time recalling defenseman Dmitry Orlov from Hershey to make his NHL debut. The addition of the 20-year old to the roster is in the hope of improving a team who has given up almost five times as many goals as they have scored in the past six days.
The Coyotes, however, are hot as of late, posting a record 6-2-1 in their last nine contests to put them at 10-5-3 on the season. They currently trail San Jose by two points for the Pacific division lead.
Boyd Gordon makes his return to D.C. after signing with the Coyotes as a free agent this past July. In 60 games during the 2010-2011 season, Gordon posted 9 points and averaged just over 13 minutes on the ice per game as a Capital. In 18 games this season, he already matched last season's point total and averages over 16 minutes of ice time per game.
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Posted 11 January 2013 - 05:45 PM
on December 24th, 2012, Akbaruddin Owaisi from Hyderabad India made a beautiful speech, not everyone could understand it due to not listening what all he said.
when the sentiments were at peak against him, the brave soul decided to return to India with his eyes in eyes of one billion fannatics chanting for his death to make him example for centuries to come.
God has gifted people with many talents, some can write better speeches than what he did, some can talk better then him, but he has defeated the fear of death and thats a rare gift.
This 2 hour Speech was well planned, but not written on a paper.
Watch the whole speech, his coice of words, his face exp<b></b>ressions, emotions, strength and conviction in every single message he wanted to convey.
He is an Indian Muslim, but it doesn't stop me to honestly type all this for him. God knows what he does tomorrow, but, He has done what no muslim of Hind has dared to do in Last 65 years.
talking about Zaid Hamid sounds funny here, but he had some potential yet he refused sincere advices of timely riddance from Yousuf Kazzab association. Watch the video an you will understand why I wasted a whole year fighting with Rungroot.
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صِبْغَةَ ٱللَّهِ ۖ وَمَنْ أَحْسَنُ مِنَ ٱللَّهِ صِبْغَةًۭ
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Posted 11 January 2013 - 09:44 PM
Who can forget you and rungroot's discussion, they were on their peak of the peaks :-)
I really hope Rungoot greets you welcome again, and i think he also has changed his views on Zaid Hamid, as far i have understood his posts, or else i might have misunderstood them. But many have changed their views on Zaid Hamid, but i personally give him credit for at least have created awareness of what was lost in so many years -
Back to the topic: you beat me to it by opening such thread because i was thinking the last couple of day to open a thread about the rising tensions at LOC, the Long March against the bloody corrupt idiots sitting in the govt. and the systematically oppression of the Pakistani Nation in one thread.
As far i have understood the context in this thread, i might be wrong though;
the happenings going around now makes me wonder if firstly, the Pakistani nation unites strong and firm, thus takes care of it's national interests, social reforms, financial stability, future investments, at the same time fights all fighting forces away from Pakistan.
At the same time, if the likes of Akbaruddin Owaisi's speeches sends a signal to regain a strong intregration and unity among the Muslims of india, thus creating more rift in the indian society and the indian govt.
And obviously, they are following the Kashmiri tensions, but would they able to influence the indian govt. and military to lay off? Are they really that strong, and then expands the geographical map to march towards Pakistan, so Pakistan can become a greater Pakistan as shown on maps? So to speak, Ghazwa-e-Hind?
By the way, what is AIMIM and what is the background behind the creation and purpose of the organization?
Personally, i believe Pakistan needs to catch up 63 years that have passed, rapidly and intensively to regain what has been lost.. The greater geographical expansion of Pakistan would mean more responsibilites and managements are needed to govern more people... When the govt. of Pakistan can't do it's job right, then it would never be able to manage the geater expansion and increase of demographics..
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He has been arrested for his speech. May Allah protect him.
- Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (11th January 1938)
Let us go back to our holy book, the Quran. Let us revert to the Hadeeth and the the great traditions of Islam which have everything in them for our guidance if we correctly interpret them and follow our great Holy book, the Quran.
- Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (6th March 1946)
"It is my strong belief, that there is no ideology which is more democratic, enlightened and progressive than Islam."
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Surely, the indian govt. upholds the rights of equality accordng to the law, and of course supports the idea of freedom of speech; so long as it's targetted against a minority and not a majority.
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He has done what no muslim of Hind has dared to do in Last 65 years.
So True!! May Allah swt protect him.
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2.If we relate it with above speach,logical course of action fro RAW was to punish Hyderabadi Muslims
3.It is almost certain that some Hindu exteremist group on behest of indian intelligence is involved here
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January 18, 2007
By CYRUS LEVESQUE AND JOHN S. McCRIGHT
BRISTOL — Bristol lost a well-loved local businessman, public servant and community member last Friday when Armand Compagna, 64, died after a brief struggle with cancer and other maladies.
About 350 people paid their final respects to Compagna during visiting hours at Brown-McClay Funeral Home on Monday, recalling a man recognized as a selectman, barber, outdoorsman, policeman and in his many volunteer roles.
"He'll be remembered for his caring attitude. He'd do anything for anybody," said Brian Fox, president of the Bristol Rescue Squad. "He's done so many different things, he's known by just about everybody."
January 15, 2007
By JOHN FLOWERS and JOHN McCRIGHT
MIDDLEBURY — Specialty Filaments Inc. formally announced on Thursday that it will be filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7, thereby sending the company's 175 workers into the market in search for new jobs.
"The board of directors and senior management of Specialty Filaments Inc. were in discussions over the weekend and the last few business days with the company's senior lender (Wells Fargo) regarding the lender's demand that the company turn over its assets pursuant to its secured loan agreements with the lender," reads a Jan. 11 press release from Specialty Filaments spokesman Bill Haynes. "In light of the bank's actions, and after reviewing all of the alternatives, the company determined that a filing of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition is in the best interests of the company and its various constituents. We regret this action and appreciate the hard work and support the employees and community have historically given to the company."
By JOHN FLOWERS
SALISBURY — Outdoor wood-fueled boilers (OWBs) have suddenly become an incendiary topic in the town of Salisbury, where the planning commission has proposed a temporary ban on the smoke-producing heating devices.
The suggested moratorium
one in a series of draft interim zoning regulations now being reviewed by town selectmen — is being praised by some residents as a means of promoting better air quality in town, but is being panned by other citizens who argue they should be able to install whatever heating units they want on their own property.
Salisbury selectmen hosted an informational meeting on the subject on Jan. 10, a gathering attended by around 40 people, including two air quality experts from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).
January 11, 2007
MIDDLEBURY — Almost a week after seeing their employer close up shop, Specialty Filaments workers are still looking for answers on the future of the company and what, if any, benefits they will take with them into their search for new jobs.
Specialty Filaments closed its doors suddenly last Friday, Jan. 5, putting 175 people out of work. Company brass have offered few details, except to say Specialty Filaments was "suspending operations."
The lack of details has left employees concerned about the status of their health care benefits and whether they will ever be returning to their jobs, according to Barry Whitney, president of Local 2624, the union that represents 150 Specialty Filaments workers.
MONTPELIER — Middlebury's full-court press to secure more state support for a new in-town bridge is likely to face another uphill battle this year, according to recent pronouncements by Neale Lunderville, the new leader of the Vermont Agency of Transportation (AOT).
Lunderville, who succeeded former AOT Secretary Dawn Terrill last August, has served notice that he wants to see the state's existing roads, culverts and bridges repaired before the AOT takes on any substantial new projects — like a new bridge across the Otter Creek in Middlebury.
That comes as bad news to Middlebury officials, who have launched a major lobbying offensive to get a new in-town bridge on the AOT drawing board.
January 8, 2007
By JOHN FLOWERS AND JOHN S. McCRIGHT
MIDDLEBURY — Employees at the Specialty Filaments Inc. manufacturing plant in Middlebury tried to make sense over the weekend of the announcement by company management on Friday that they were suspending operations and looking to sell the business. The move idled about 175 workers in Middlebury; no one is sure if they will ever be able to go back to work for Specialty Filaments.
"We were told on Friday morning that the company was going into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which means they were restructuring, so we were all hoping for a quick sale," said one Specialty Filaments employee who asked not to have his name publicized. "Then later in the day we heard it was a 'seizure of operations,' so I don't know what is going to happen."
MONTPELIER — Local lawmakers on Thursday praised Gov. James Douglas' 2007 agenda calling for Vermont to become a national leader in environmental and telecommunications technology, but stressed they now want to see more details on how the proposals will be funded.
Douglas, a Middlebury Republican beginning his third term in office, outlined his priorities during an inaugural address that stressed the need for bipartisan cooperation in dealing with a litany of issues, including affordable housing development, property tax reform and improving education opportunities.
"Vermonters aren't interested in partisan intrigue — they are interested in results," Douglas said to a large crowd dominated by Democratic lawmakers, who secured even larger majorities in both the House and Senate this past November.
MIDDLEBURY — Residents in the seven Addison Central Supervisory Union towns will vote this Tuesday, Jan. 9, on $935,500 in repairs and improvements to Middlebury Union High School, including a new elevator, new hot water storage system and extensive roof work on the "H-wing" of the MUHS building.
If the project sounds familiar, that's because district voters on Feb. 28, 2006, agreed to spend $486,000 to replace the MUHS elevator and hot water system. The school's current freight-style elevator doesn't meet the state's fire safety laws, while the existing hot water system is 50 years old and needs to be replaced, according to ACSU officials.
While voters approved the project last winter, school officials quickly learned that the voted money was insufficient to do the job. The lowest of three bids received from prospective contractors came in $60,000 above the $486,000 budget.
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Do you have a space in your attic in your apartment? Do you use it? What kind of the space do you use it? Sometimes most people think that a space in the attic is a bad space to design a special room. But others people also think that a space in the attic is the best place to design a special room. What is the right opinion? I think using a space in the attic in an apartment is the answer. Do don't believe in me? Let's see these pictures first.
The first room is designed in the attic is an awesome living room with grey rug. There are some black pillars near the white window. The sofa and some cushions on are designed with white theme. The sideways attic here looks so fancier with a living room in it with grey rug. I like the combination of wooden floor and a grey rug on it which generate natural nuance.
Then, if you have twin daughters, a space in an apartment attic can be used to design a bedroom with twin beds. You can see in this picture, there are two beds in the attic. The beds are decorated with soft pink bed cover and some green cushions on it. The attic looks so charming with leaves wallpaper. On the wooden floor there are two rugs put on it with vertical and horizontal scheme.Read more »


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The next major release of Firefox will not be compatible with Macs running Mac OS X 10.4, also known as Tiger. This comes from a mozilla.dev.planing discussion on Google Groups started by Josh Aas, a Mozilla-employed developer working on the project. The change will go into effect later this year when the browser's Gecko rendering engine makes the jump from 1.9.2 to 1.9.3.
The Mozilla Foundation estimates that there are currently about 1.4 million Tiger users using Firefox 3.5 every day and approximately 36,000 using version 3.6. Those numbers total a little under 24 percent of daily Mac Firefox use.
According to the discussion, Mozilla stopped supporting Tiger on mozilla-central, the most "cutting edge" repository, in September of 2009. Much of the old code was left, however, in case Mozilla had a change in heart. The decision means that the code specific to the old operating system will be removed soon, along with any hope of future 10.4 support.
Users of the open source Web browser who are still using Tiger will be able to continue to use Firefox 3.6 for as long as they want, but the browser will stop receiving updates "several months" after the release of the next major update. This means that any security issues found in the browser after that date would be unlikely to be addressed by the team, and, in turn, left unpatched.
Unsurprisingly, there is a vocal minority speaking out against the move. Individuals with older hardware are no doubt concerned that their old hardware will become even more obsolete and less usable as the rest of the world soldiers on. Mozilla isn't concerned however, citing past data that shows no significant market share loss occurs after support for an older version of the Mac OS has been dropped. The company also claims that it usually supports older versions of Mac OS X longer than most companies.