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Its lines of houses extend to the agricultural area of regularly patterned small farms, where oak woodland and olive groves co-exist with small wheat-fields and pastures for sheep and cattle. On the road to Reguengos begin the vineyards of the council area, which produces the most wine in the Alentejo.
Certainly for the enchantment of its ancient land, but also for the proximity of the River Guadiana, which is transformed into a large lake because of the Alqueva dam, here are found important remains of megalithic culture: the Cromlech (enclosure) of Xerex, the Menhirs (standing stones) of Outeiro and Bulhôa, as well as the Antas (passage graves) of Olival da Pega, places which can be visited on foot or by mountain bike. But it is not necessary to leave the village to find things of interest as far as heritage is concerned, such as the fountain (18th century), the public wash-houses with stone slabs of schist, the ancient olive press, now used as a café and restaurant, or the restored convent of Orada, with its museum nucleus. The traditional making of blankets and work in basketry and cork are complemented by the potteries of S. Pedro do Corval.
The climb up to Monsaraz is inevitable. There, its collection of monuments brings together the Mediaeval and seventeenth century walls, the chapel of S. João Baptista (11th–12th centuries), the cistern (14th century), the fresco in the former law courts (15th century), the parish church (16th–18th centuries).HOW TO GET TO TELHEIRODISTANCESTelheiro - Évora: 53 KmTelheiro - Reguengos de Monsaraz: 15 Km Telheiro - Monsaraz: 2 KmTelheiro - Borba: 64 Km By car: - From Évora take the N18 in the direction of Reguengos de Monsaraz, from there, take the N256 to Telheiro. ACCOMMODATIONMonte da Avó Chica There is a friendly, warm atmosphere in this establishment, where you will find a wonderful breakfast with freshly baked bread, home-made cakes, Avó (grandmother) Chica's own jams and all the other genuine flavours which remind us of former times. There are 6 double bedrooms with central heating and bathroom. Rua da Fonte, n.º 42/ 44/ 46 Telheiro T. +351 914 650 602 Fax: +351 266 557 015www.montedaavochica.com | email@example.com Casa Saramago Casa Saramago maintains the characteristics of the rural architecture of the main building.Rua de Reguengos, n.º 9 A Telheiro T. +351 266 557 494www.casasaramago-monsaraz.com.pt
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I know any second I'll get some crap asking me, where's that report? After all, didn't Joe bribe me with a bottle and a twenty dollar bill....and a metro card?
(I sell myself cheap)
Panevino IGT Isola dei Nuraghi Rhosso Ogu & the Piccade 2007
Loved both of these. Not sure if they're both cannonau, but it seemed so. Piccade--the latter was filled with clove tobacco, jerusalem artichoke. gorgeous texture. Wow.
Domaine de Souch Jurancon Sec
Tangy, deep and very apple. Chamber's Street Wines co-founder, David (L.) said, "I guess I'll have to taste it again." he wasn't thrilled. It's probably the price. David didn't want a white Jurancon he'd have to sell for $30.
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Chiroubles Cheers for this newcomer.
Dard & Ribo 2007
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Monday, March 26, 2007
So, it's been about a month-and-a-half...
I have to say the transition from public to academic library has been (and will be) a little rough. Things are very different from one type of library to the other.
In the public library, there were people coming in the library all the time. True, there were fewer people who used the library than paid for it with their taxes, but all the same, when you were on the reference desk, you had questions. Here, I can sit an entire shift on the reference desk (which entails three hours at the desk and the remainder of the day on call...yes, your reference shift technically lasts for the ENTIRE work day) and not get any questions. Even sitting at the circulation desk I go an entire work day without interacting with a patron.
It goes without saying, but there's a different focus on collection development. I bring it up since here at Palmer, we're concerned with health care and specifically (predominantly) with chiropractic. I do not have a health care background, nor do I know much about chiropractic. It's a steep curve I have to take to learn enough to be able to help someone should they decide to ask me a question. Here, if it's not healthcare...and I should really just say if it's not chiropractic...interest, we don't order it. Instead of getting dozens of books each week, we might get a dozen a month. We do order McNaughton books (remember those from collection development classes? The bestselling books that you keep for a limited time?) so that we have some popular reading; but those books don't circulate very much. I'm not involved in collection development at Palmer, whereas all the librarians at the public library were involved. I do see the McNaughton list and can recommend up to two titles, but that's a lot different from the vast amount of ordering I used to do. At the public library, I did collection development for: fiction, the 000s, healthcare (ah, you lied! you do have a background in healthcare! not really, not when I order books based on reviews and Amazon rankings), parenting, science fiction & fantasy, and young adult books.
I did a lot of marketing and creative planning at the public library. There were easy places to make signs, and create website stuff, have interesting programming items, etc. that just don't exist here. At least, they aren't as obvious here. It's not even like we're a more comprehensive college/university with lots of majors and departments. We're very focused here, and it's something I don't have a background in. The website is set. There's no need/way for me to create cute links, or reader's advisories, or Web 2.0 stuff. I can update content, but I can't change the way things look or feel. There's no programming. I could certainly make signs, but I believe signs should be a minimum and once I have the few done I think we need...then what? It's not like the YA stuff at the last library where I could create a new wacky sign every week.
Like I said, it's been rough. Everything is different. Everyone has been here longer than I have so I feel a lot of pressure (all personal, it's not pressure from my bosses) to do better at my job. So I've been trying to think of ways to take what I do well at a library and apply it here. I could create new signs (i.e., for the new books, for our hours, etc.). I could work on getting some sort of programming going here...have chiropractors come into the library to talk to students about being a professional, or about a book they've written. Maybe even see if anyone would be interested in having in 'fun' authors in to talk about books (sort of a diversion from studies). Maybe I could create some internal wikis or blogs to help set a home for policies/procedures.
It took me until last week to start thinking this way again. I've been so overwhelmed by what I don't know, that I was forgetting what I do know.
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- Dr. David Klein said...
Hi there!
First off let me say that I feel your pain. The culture of a chiropractic college is not the same as the culture at a university. When I got to chiropractic school it was very, very confusing. It was hard to know which way was up. What was important, what was not important, what was true, and what was just a hopeful theory?
I have spent a 15 year career seperating the wheat from the chaff, and exposing the emporers new clothes, and found that there are some vital, vital data for you, or anyone involved in chiropractic to know.
This came about through extensive work educating patients, training medical professors when I was on staff at UCSD school of medicine, and even when consulting chiropractors.
When I finally distilled down my truth about chiropractic, using basic anatomy it became very, very simple to understand.
We put two years of work turning it into a cartoon book called "What You Need To Know" and then a second cartoon book called "The Missing Owners Manual". Both of these books are available for viewing on my website, IN THE LIBRARY SECTION :). Take a read through these two. They take about 10 minutes each to read.
It will be worth yours and Palmers time to have you read both of them two times through today.
Then tell me what you think!
There is a lot that can be done from the librarian post at the school. Read the two books, tell me what you thought, and if you want some ideas I can share them with you!
My e-mail is on my site, and you can also leave comments on my blog!
Dr. David Klein
My website is
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Free Wi-Fi Zone to launch December 6th in downtown Johnson
Johnson Works Community Organization is pleased to announce an official launch of the downtown Wi-Fi zone! The free public Wi-Fi zone will be fully launched on Friday, Dec 6th during Johnson Holiday Jubilee. Please visit the Wi-Fi booth at the Village Green to learn more!
On Friday, you will be able to share your experience at the Johnson Holiday Jubilee by using this free public Wi-Fi Zone. Connect to the Wi-Fi network called "The Johnson Connection" on your smart phone, take a picture of your family partcipating in the Jubilee, and email it to
. Then head over to the tent at the Village Green to see your photos projected on a big screen!
When fully launched, the Wi-Fi zone will extend from approximately Johnson Woolen Mills to Johnson's Sterling Market. As part of the Wi-Fi zone, Johnson Works created a web page called the Johnson Connection. You can check the page out at http://johnsonconnect.net . Among other information, the web page features the program of the Jubilee.
The funding for the zone comes from the Vermont Digital Economy Project grant and generous local sponsors. The local sponsors include Johnson State College, Laraway Youth and Family Services, Vermont Studio Center, Foote Brook Farm, Forget me Not Shop, Butternut Mountain Farm, Blue Spruce Realty, Travis Hill, The Studio Store, Town of Johnson, and Village of Johnson Water and Light Department. The zone is operated by Johnson Works.
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text: Dear Mark, we may not know who "won," Florida given the unwillingness of Bush to ask for a hand recount everywhere and the unwillingness of Miami to finish its own, but I do consider it beyond dispute by any reasonable person 1) that Gore supporters who went to the polls in Flordia and attempted to vote for him for president outnumbered by MANY thousand comparable Bush supporters (I refer to the 20,000 Gore-Buchanan votes) 2) that if Gore had the Florida electoral votes , he would have both the pop. vote and the electoral vote. Charges of an attempt by Gore to "steal " this election therefore strike me as very far-fetched. this situation does not give me much stomach for compromise. LFG Mark Graber wrote: > The response to this claim is simple. We really do not know who won Florida. The situation is unprecedented so that all parties to the election are likely to have a reasonable basis for thinking that they got more votes, that the reason for the eventual result was a partisan imposition of one method of counting ballots not much better than some other method of counting ballots. > > So, what about a lawprof letter to the NYTimes urging both candidates to have their electors vote for Powell and Breaux (on the assumption that the Governor of Louisiana is a Democrat--if not substitute another conversative southern democratic senator who, if VP, will be replaced by a Democrat). > > Mark A. Graber > > >>> rbarnett at BU.EDU 11/23/00 02:56 AM >>> > To the (small-"d") democratic majoritarians on this list: > > I have long been told that ours is a "democratic" system based on majority > rule (subject of course to constitutional constraints) in which "every vote > counts." To those who don't vote, it is often said: "What if your vote > made the difference?" > > For those who believe this, what is illegitimate about winning by just one > vote that necessitates any sort of deal between the winner and the loser? > Why is a win by a few hundred votes considered a "tie"? True, the closely > divided Congress will hinder either Bush or Gore--and would make cross-party > cabinet appointments prudent--but this is independent of the margin of > victory for President or how many recounts it took to determine a winner. > Setting aside the issue of a bare majority victory in Florida and a > resulting bare majority victory in the Electoral College vs. a bare national > popular majority (since these are the game rules we have been playing by for > a long time), would someone who believes in majority rule explain wy it is > "illegitimate" to win by one vote and subsequently assume office and "rule"? > > Putting the question somewhat differently: Is it morally preferable for a > candidate supported by a landslide of 60% imposing policies on the > dissenting 40% than for someone who wins by 50.1% imposing policies on a > dissenting 49.9%? And what about a President who, like Bill Clinton in > *both* of his elections, failed to receive even 50% of the votes? Should > Bill Clinton have made a deal with George H.W. Bush or Ross Perot or Bob > Dole? Did anyone seriously suggest this at the time? Whatever happens > here, BOTH Bush and Gore got a higher percentage of the popular vote than > Bill Clinton did in his first election. From the perspective of "democracy" > why doesn't this matter when it comes to the right to govern legitimately? > > In sum, I would like to know what theory of legitimacy is operating here. > These are not meant to be rhetorical questions. I really want to know what > small-"d" democrats and others would answer them. > > Randy > > __________________________________________ > Randy E. Barnett > Austin B. Fletcher Professor > Boston University School of Law > 765 Commonwealth Ave. > Boston, MA 02215 > mailto:rbarnett at bu.edu > (617) 353-3099 (phone) > (617) 353-3077 (fax) > http://www.bu.edu/rbarnett > http://www.bu.edu/rbarnett/SOL.htm (Structure of Liberty page) > http://www.LysanderSpooner.org (Lysander Spooner Website) > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Discussion list for con law professors > > [mailto:CONLAWPROF at listserv.ucla.edu]On Behalf Of DAVID E. BERNSTEIN > > Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 9:40 PM > > To: CONLAWPROF at listserv.ucla.edu > > Subject: Re: Deals > > > > > > If Bush and Gore were true statesmen, compromise would have been > > achieved days ago. However, Bush truly believes he won, and Gore, I > > think, thinks he was robbed given that he won the popular vote and the > > ballots in Palm Beach seem to have prevented him from winning Florida. > > I still think he would have had a better case taing this view to the > > electoral college instead of trying to win by forcing Democratic > > officials in South Florida to be the oracles of dimpled ballots. Still, > > I've suggested compromise before, and here's another one: > > How about Colin Powell as President for one year, with a bipartisan > > cabinet, both parties agree to swiftly pass a constitutional amendment > > allowing for a one-time additional presidential election the First > > Tuesday of November, 2001? > > > > David Bernstein > > > > <<< "Volokh, Eugene" <VOLOKH at MAIL.LAW.UCLA.EDU> 11/22 9:22p >>> > > I actually like the idea of a compromise, and I think that even > > without a deal, the winner would be wise to appoint several members of > > the > > other party to his Cabinet, and to explicitly and honestly refrain from > > appointing his first ideological choices to the Court. Given the lack > > of > > mandate and the closely divided Congress, any government must be > > bipartisan > > -- might as well make a virtue out of necessity. > > > > It's not clear to me, though, that the party can make a deal > > about > > the Washington Senate election; it would take Gorton's or Cantwell's > > agreement for that, and I'm not sure whether such an agreement would be > > forthcoming. > > > > Mark Graber writes: > > > > > Curiously, I rather like the Florida Supreme Court decision when they > > > leave things open. The worst and most likely scenario is that this > > matter > > > will be settled in favor of one side (probably Bush) and not the > > other. > > > What the nation needs now is compromise. Remarkably, in the abstract > > they > > > are rather simple. A more conservative Republican and I found several > > we > > > could agree on over lunch (one version--agreement that no justices > > below > > > 60 get appointed to the Supreme Court until the next election--all > > > promises upheld by fillibusters in the Senate--whoever wins the White > > > House conceeds the Washington senate election). The longer the courts > > can > > > prevent any unilateral declaration of ictory, the better. > > > > > > Rather than figuring out what arguments out side should make, should > > one > > > function of the academics on this list figure out what a fair > > compromise > > > might be, given that anyone who can state with a good deal of > > confidence > > > who won Florida is merely trying to impress a justice, class, or > > reporter. > > > > >


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I'm a baby-boomer and I'll be the first to admit that my generation leaves a lot to be desired. We are a big, self-absorbed, career obsessed, adolescent generation.
Want proof? A recent political add from a national senior citizen lobby stated starkly to our political leaders; "There are 55 million of us and we'll be watching." The message is…don't touch my entitlements.
Certainly entitlements for the poor need to be preserved, but how is it that the elderly class in America now go on TV and threaten the younger generations? What happened to adult elders whose job is to set the stage for the next generations?
At Vibrant Faith Ministries we are huge advocates for linking the generations, not playing them off against one another. Were we to run a political add we'd say:
"There are 55 million of us and we are watching…and acting to see that our children and grandchildren have opportunities to be all that God has made them to be, and to share a faith to sustain them through life."
And then this week, even as I was fuming over my generations selfishness I met two men who run counter to the "me" generation. One has created an incredible organization http://www.watertothrive.org. This man has been successful in business and is now giving of himself by digging wells in Ethiopia. The other gentleman had a long career in manufacturing and is now giving back through an organization called SCORE. They link retired executives with young business leaders in need of mentoring. Both do this work for FREE! Now that's more like it!
The book of Proverbs emphasizes the importance of cross-generational sharing. And in Ephesians 6:4 father's are encouraged to "bring their children up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord." That takes work and self-sacrifice.
So, if I was to create a T-shirt company and we only sold one type of shirt that said "I'm older and it's not about me!" would you buy it?


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First published in 1928, A Voyage to the Island of the Articoles is a novella chronicling the adventure at sea of one Pierre Chambrelan and his companion Anne de Sauves.
Though they intend to cross the Pacific, a storm causes them to land on the privately owned island of Maïana, where life is devoted to the arts. The island has two castes of inhabitants: the Articoles, who spend all their time creating artworks; and the Béos, who use wealth from the island's copious natural resources to support the Articoles. Pierre and Anne are kept on Maïana for several weeks, to see if the Articoles can draw on the pair's experiences and personalities for material.
As well as a tale of seafaring, Maurois's novella is a study of the dangers of insularity. The Articoles have become drawn into art so much that they have disengaged with the world and lost their empathy – their idea of madness is to think about life rather than art. Pierre starts off in his own (less extreme) state of disengagement: metaphorically adrift in life, living only for the romance of the voyage (Anne wanted to accompany him for similar reasons). His experiences on Maïana lead him to take stock, and find new connections with the world and other people. Yet here Pierre is, writing a journal of his voyage, just as the Articoles would – so perhaps he hasn't left the past behind entirely after all. A Voyage to the Island of the Articoles is entertaining and thought-provoking in equal measure.


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Former Ketchikan nurse practitioner, 61-year-old Eileen Small, was sentenced on Friday to one year in prison and five years probation for felony medical assistance fraud and misconduct involving a controlled substance. Small has already completed 80 hours of community work service as part of her sentence. If she violates the terms of her probation, she could be required to serve up to 30 additional months in prison.
Also sentenced Friday was her former husband, 64-year-old Herbert Small, convicted of misdemeanor medical assistance fraud. His sentence was suspended, but he remains on probation for three years, and could be sent to jail for up to six months if he violates his probation.
The two will also be required to pay over $8000 in restitution.
The convictions stem from an investigation by the Alaska Medicaid Fraud Control Unit that began in 2009. Eileen Small had been licensed by the State of Alaska as an advanced nurse practitioner, and was the owner of "A Woman's Place," where she worked as a nurse midwife. Herbert Small worked part time at the clinic and assisted with billing.
The Board of Nursing suspended Eileen Small's advanced nurse practitioner license in July 2009. After receiving notice of the suspension, she continued to treat patients and write prescriptions. Herbert Small submitted claims for reimbursement for the illegal treatment of those patients.
The sentences were handed down Friday by Ketchikan Superior Court Judge William Carey. Carey commented that Small had no right to continue treating patients and writing prescriptions. He hoped the sentence would deter others from similar crimes.


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Global Union Key to Securing Jobs, Workers' Rights
Contacts: Connie Mabin, U SW, 412-562-2616, email@example.com
Bob Gallagher, USW Canada, 416-544-5966
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Workers Uniting, the world's first global union that is a partnership between Unite from the UK and the United Steelworkers from the United States, Canada and the Caribbean today is celebrating the major victory of workers at the R.L. Denim factory in Bangladesh.
"The victory for R.L. Denim workers in Bangladesh - hundreds of young women – is perhaps the biggest victory for workers in the developing world to date," said Leo W. Gerard, International President of the United Steelworkers (USW.)
"The workers will no longer be beaten at work. They will be paid for overtime and maternity leave. They now have toilet paper and other basic needs," Gerard said. "This is a big win in the fight against the global race to the bottom - not only for the workers in Bangladesh, but for Workers Uniting as we take on battles from a global perspective."
For years young women at the R.L. Denim factory were trapped under prison-like conditions, forced to work seven days a week, beaten, denied maternity leave and paid as little as 11 cents an hour.
"Our solidarity sent a clear message that our unions are not only dedicated to protecting and growing the rights of our own members, but that we will fight to protect the rights of workers across the developing world," said Derek Simpson, Unite Joint General Secretary.
"Our efforts helped hold a corporate exploiter accountable, and showed what's possible when workers around the world stand together," said Tony Woodley, Unite Joint General Secretary.
When the factory workers – more than 650 mostly young women workers who sew clothing for Metro Group and their Macro Cash & Carry stores - asked for their most basic legal rights, they were attacked, fired and thrown out on the street with nothing. For too many workers in the developing world, this is the only choice they have - either be exploited or starve.
In May, Metro Group, the world's third-largest retailer, announced that after years of profiting from exploitation at the Bangladesh factory, the company was pulling out its work just when the workers were on the verge of winning their legal right to a democratic voice in the workplace.
At that time, Workers Uniting was joined by the German union Verdi in signing an unprecedented Joint International Solidarity Statement, in support of the workers. The unions represent some 5.5 million workers.
According to the National Labor Committee (NLC), whose work uncovered the abuses at the R.L. Denim factory, Metro Group has admitted to its failure to monitor and protect its workers. The company said in a statement released late last week that it will:
• Immediately return all of its orders to the R.L. Denim factory in Bangladesh.
• Institute significant changes throughout its worldwide supply chain to guarantee that human, women's and worker rights standards are finally respected.
• Open its factory to the respected Bangladesh Center for Workers Solidarity and National Garment Workers
Federation to push for continued improvements.
The National Labor Committee said in a statement to supporters that abusive supervisors were fired and pay was corrected. The factory also now has child and health care centers, purified drinking water, a dining area, toilet paper and soap.
"This campaign is so significant in that it has broken through the isolation to reach out to some of the poorest and most abused workers in the global sweatshop economy, proving that with the help of international solidarity, workers can now ask for their rights and win," the NLC said.
Workers Uniting is the international union created by Unite, the biggest union in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, and the United Steelworkers, North America's largest industrial union.
The unions have more than three million active and retired workers from the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland who work in virtually every sector of the global economy, including manufacturing, service, mining and transportation.
For more information about the global union, visit www.workersuniting.org. For more information about the National Labor Committee, visit www.nlcnet.org.


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Equipo de Ensueño de béisbol de P.Rico del 1995 se reunirá en evento benéfico
Story | Oct 5, 2011San Juan, 5 oct (EFE).- El llamado "Equipo de Ensueño" de Puerto Rico que jugó en la Serie del Caribe del 1995 en San Juan, se reunirá nuevamente el próximo 5 de noviembre en un evento donde se recaudarán fondos para la Fundación Extra Bases, del... -
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Salaries and Dividends, Pay scales and Evaluations; we struggled with finding a way to pay ourselves fairly as a two-partner technology start-up. Read more...
When we first started Big Bang, one of the things we struggled with was how to compensate ourselves for the work that we were doing. Our situation was further complicated by our differing skill sets. As our friends and peers know, Cam is a developer and I'm, well, you know, I do what I do.
In the true spirit of Big Bang, we just started trying different ideas until we found one that fit. First we tried looking at the work we actually did (web dev vs project management etc), and tried to pay ourselves based on what we could hire ourselves out for. A Dev gets hired out at about $100/hr, and a PM about half that. This was a difficult solution and it made both of us feel shitty; nobody wants to be in a 50-50 partnership where one guy's eating at Swan everyday and other guy's living off microwaved beef-patties from Hasty Market.
The next thing we tried a needs-based system, where we looked at our respective rent cost, then added a fixed and equal amount of "spending money." Needless to say, that didn't work out for us. First of all, we have significant philosophical differences regarding personal spending habits. Secondly, it didn't account for the fact that we had way more development work then management work. I hate to think that Cam is busting his balls to deploy our client's new website while I'm drinking tall-boys and writing rap songs (although I fervently believe my rapping abilities differentiate Big Bang from the competition).
The last idea we tried, the one that we've stuck with for a while now, is semi-socialist and slightly masochistic. I prefer calling ourselves cantankerous communist technologists. We decided that regardless of what kind of work each one of us does, we will be compensated equally. And in return, regardless of how much development vs PM hours we have per project, we will work equal hours. Furthermore, our salaries will be as small as possible in order to build up our vast war chest which will enable us to initiate numerous large-scale internet projects.
You could think about it as, "From each according to her ability, to each according to his needs." But that doesn't get the full idea across. Here's a better analogy; In most professional orchestras, the triangle player makes as much money as the first violinist. You might pay more for a special visiting musician, but for the most part pay is even across the board. Because even if the triangle player plays a fraction of the amount of notes that the violinist, the triangle player must be as good as the first violinist, and work just as hard. In fact, the triangle player can afford to make fewer errors than the violinist, because she will be judged on playing less than ten notes, instead of hundreds.
We decided that I should be matching Cameron's effort: hour for hour. When Cameron is working overtime on extra client work, I'm at my desk writing out functional specs, writing blog posts, scanning receipts, making a rap song, or a music video, or hitting the streets - putting up flyers across the downtown core. It's more about being productive than just doing work. As long as I create, output, produce or eject something from inside my head and place it into reality, someone will take notice, and that will help us in the long run.
Here are the core lessons from today's ejection:
- We work equal hours for equal pay.
- We accomplish heroic tasks for minimal compensation.
- Profits will be used to initiate projects.
Are we silly for thinking this way? We'd like to know what you think.
But we're not into blog comments, so start a real conversation with Cameron and Max whenever you'd like.


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Being in the middle east, it's said in the Installation license agreement that you can not use Fedora if you're in one of the US prohibited countries (Syria and others).
This implies that Fedora is considered part of Redhat Inc. under the US law.
I have not used Fedora since about 3 years, but I remember very well this kind of restriction of fedora usage those days and I don't know if they still exist or not.
Yes, AFAIK Fedora is legally under Redhat Inc.
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The Air Mag is finally here.
The Air Mag is the first rechargeable footwear from Nike were designed as an identical replica to the originals seen in the Back to the Future II movie. Some of the constant elements include the upper contours, the glowing LED panel and the electroluminescent Nike logo in the strap. The Nike Air Mag actually illuminates with the pinch of the "ear" of the high top, glowing for five hours per charge.


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Titus Christopher Edmonds
Born at home: March 4, 2009
(now we have three birthdays on the 4th – Karis is May 4th and mine is September 4th!)
5:10 pm after a good days work!
Weighing in at 7 pounds 4 oz, 21 inches long
Birth team: Mary Bernabe (midwife), Peta (Mary's daughter and assistant midwife), Amber Langeliers (bradley instructor & doula), Aaron (wonderful supportive husband and daddy)
Written addressed in part to my firstborn son on the occasion of his birth.
What a precious gift of life we are celebrating as we welcome our firstborn son! You would not imagine our utter delight at this privilege that God has given us to raise a boy. With tears of joy you were proudly announced. Daddy and Mommy were crying up a storm in our excitement. We loved the surprise and wouldn't change anything for the world to the pleasure of waiting to find out your gender.
Labor began slow and steady on Tuesday afternoon with some mild but consistent contractions happening every thirty minutes. I was teaching piano at the time. I continued managing my home, making dinner, while taking brief breathing breaks. Oh the joys of laboring at home! It was incredibly restful. Ignoring the contractions with other activities is the best method.
These mild contractions increased in intensity and shortened in their distance apart throughout the night. I was able to get only 2-3 hours of sleep unfortunately. At 3:00 am I decided to just get up and do some baking. I figured if I wasn't going to sleep, I might as well make myself productive. I had some muffins, pizza crust and tortillas soaking away in preparation to be made on Wednesday, but I realized this probably would not happen, so I better get to it. Crazily enough I was up in the kitchen at 3am baking away! I did get it all done and went back to sleep around 5:30am for an hour and a half free from contractions. Rising around 7:00 am brought regular 5 minute apart contractions.
The midwives came and checked me around 10:00am and I was at about 3 cm dilation. I decided rather than get frustrated at the slowness of this labor in comparison to my first birth that we would try to enjoy it. My parents came and took Karis for the day and Daddy and I went for a refreshing walk. I began craving some crepes (as I had been all week!), so we went to a cute little cafe and enjoyed some scrumptious crepes (there is this great little place in downtown Vancouver called Bon Ami for all you local folks). Unfortunately they were vomited up later, but the memory remains!
After lunch, starting about 1:00pm, labor really kicked in. The midwives returned after a quick trip to the grocery store to check in on me. It must have been that good lunch! I was 5-6 cm and contractions increased dramatically in intensity and frequency. I labored in various positions throughout our home including bits of time in the tub, walking around and hanging on daddy (poor guy!), in a squatting position, sitting backwards on the toilet while daddy massaged my back, etc. I am definitely into a variety of positions and trying to just let gravity bring the baby down. Standing and squatting seem the most effective for this.
We only had one major challenge. Your head position made it very difficult foryou to pass through the pelvis, requiring some more pelvic rocks, taking the stairs two at a time, and a technique called the roboza. I went through a challenging transition and was really ready to give up. I had felt the need to begin pushing when they discovered the head position needed to be adjusted first. Thankfully the Lord really comforted and strengthened me with His Word and the Scriptures I had compiled previously for this event. I was thankful for the ability to lay and rest on the best during transition and completely relax my body during transition. After resting for awhile, the time arrived.
All in all this labor was more tiring than my first (most likely due to the lack of sleep the previous night) but the actual time of pushing was far easier. I pushed through two strong contractions and he arrived at 5:10 pm after 4 hours of the intense part. The aftermath of it all was incredible. Daddy was the first to observe the gender of the baby and we practically flipped out. We were crying and praising the Lord for a safe and healthy little boy! It was awesome! It all took place in the comfort of my own home. What a blessing!
I was thrilled to be able to pull you, my little guy, immediately up to my chest and snuggle with you for awhile. The team left us to ourselves to just rejoice in the Lord. This first contact was lacking in my first delivery due to the nature of Karis' breech birth, so I was extremely thankful to bond with my son in this way. We began nursing shortly afterward and you took to it like a champ.
Titus Christopher is your name and what a high calling you have. "Titus" means "of the giants" and is from the biblical character of Titus, and we chose "Christopher" in honor of your Grandpa Taylor, which means "follower of Christ". We pray that God would make you into a mighty warrior for His kingdom and giant in the faith! We are dedicating you to the Lord for His use. We do believe being born on March 4th was significant and correlates to the meaning of your name. May you march forth to be used of God! That is our humble prayer and dedication for your life. We have chosen My Hope is Built to be your special hymn (following in our tradition to pick a hymn for each of our children).
To God be the glory for great things He has done! He sustained me through it all!
Thank you to you all for your prayers and kind congratulations! I am doing very well in recovery and Titus took to nursing immediately. We were blessed to have my mother-in-law stay with us for two nights followed by my mom for another day. My mother-in-law took the baby for a few hours each night allowing us to get some much needed rest. I am thankful for ear-plugs to help drown out all his nightly miscellaneous noises (he is a grunter)!
I will continue to be resting here and in the meantime would like to open my blog to a few guest posts. If you are interesting in sharing, please send me an email. Thanks!
For more pictures, check out our gallery. To read Karis' homebirth story, visit here.


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A couple of years ago, when I was less focused, finished with my book and completely unmotivated to develop anything useful for my own non-day job projects, I struggled trying to shoehorn my apps into the ASP.NET Membership and Profile API's. Probably because of my lack of experience, I became very frustrated at the point where the objects started to relate to the data.
It occurred to me fairly recently that these systems provide a level of abstraction that makes sense in terms of data storage, but you still have to do a fair amount of work in your providers to make sure you aren't pounding the data store. That means caching, of course, but you still might be creating objects in several places (handlers, the page, user controls, etc.), and each time you're going to the well, whether it be by way of the caching mechanism you create or going to the data store.
So why cache at all? Why not get the data once, early in the request cycle, and go back to it when you need it? Oddly enough, it was good old fashioned FormsAuth that made me think of this, where in ASP.NET v1.x we would look up the user and roles, probably in an HttpModule, and access that data from where ever.
Yes, you can do this today with a well-written Membership provider, but it's more complicated than it needs to be. Not only is the interface fairly large, but then you have to create the various objects during the page lifecycle which in turn call the various pieces of the provider. It just seems like a lot of work. It means that in every piece, you have to call something like Membership.GetUser(User.Identity.Name), invoking the provider methods.
What if you did something a little more simple. Heck, use the Membership API if you want to, but do it once. Create an HttpModule that goes something like this:
public class UserContext : IHttpModule { public void Init(HttpApplication application) { application.AuthenticateRequest += new EventHandler(application_AuthenticateRequest); } private void application_AuthenticateRequest(object sender, EventArgs e) { HttpContext context = HttpContext.Current; MembershipUser user = Membership.GetUser(context.User.Identity.Name); context.Items.Add("membershipUser", user); } public static MembershipUser Current { get { return (MembershipUser)HttpContext.Current.Items["membershipUser"]; } } public void Dispose() { } }
Then all you need is to call UserContext.Current from your code and you've got access to all that your user object has to offer. I used Membership here, but you could roll your own too. In fact, you could make this an abstract class and leave the implementation of AuthenticateRequest to a derived class, specific to your app.
At first glance, this seems like a very small win, but how much do you use user objects around your page? Furthermore, how much plumbing have you written to implement caching? When you eliminate all of that, suddenly your code gets a lot more simple, and a lot easier to manage. If I had a half-dozen user controls on the page that all had to access my user, and maybe manipulate it, at least it only has to read once from the data store, and I'm free to not write a bunch of caching code for subsequent object creation.
One caveat here is that you do need to keep thread safety in mind. If you don't use asynchronous page or handler methods, you're OK, but keep that in mind.
Hmm - I think you want to be very careful with the code above. You are retrieving the membership information about the user on each request with this code (since the AuthenticateRequest event fires on each web request to the application).
There is no need to retrieve the MembershipUser object in a lot of cases (for example: when you call User.Identity.Name it is retrieving the username not from the membership system - but from an encrypted cookie). So I'd recommend not pre-fetching it on each request.
If you want to use a static instance like above, I'd recommend only retrieving the MembershipUser if it hasn't already been requested and cached. That way you are doing it "on demand" - and only pay the performance hit if you really need it.
You could actually avoid the need to register a IHttpModule at all to accomplish this - since you can use HttpContext.Current.Items from any class (since it is a static method). So if you want you could encapsulate this logic into a helper class in your project that doesn't need to be registered in the web.config.
Hope this helps,
But thing is, the data beyond the user name is used on every request, generally more than once.
But I do get what you mean about doing lazy initialization on it, so that if the static call is made and nothing is there, get it then. I agree that's probably a better way to do it.


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Navin Siddiqui is the founder of UnDebtMe.com, a free online guide to help Muslims get out of debt. She is one of the few Hijab wearing practicing Muslimah's to climb the corporate ladder at her employment, and she has learned a great deal in doing so. For years she has served as a source of advice to young Muslim women who are trying to enter their careers, or climb to the next level.
Right now, Navin is working on a project that is very close to her heart. She has made it her mission to help people get out of debt and eliminate Riba (a.k.a. interest or usury) from their lives.
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Question: From Pennsylvania, USA:
I remember reading about technological research in the treatment of diabetes that involved an indwelling or subcutaneous computerized pump device that would constantly (or frequently) monitor serum blood glucose levels and then infuse an appropriate amount of insulin, essentially functioning like a pancreas. What is the current status of this? Is it in use or being piloted?
The Minimed Co. who are one of the major insulin pump manufacturers have developed an internal insulin pump; but it has not yet been approved by the FDA. Personally I would very much prefer the convenience of the accessible external pump.
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Deterioration Rates of Sewers (UKWIR Project)
Current rates of investment in sewer replacement, renovation and maintenance represent only a small fraction of the value of the asset base. Concerns have been raised over the sustainability of such low levels of investment and the continuing ability of the sewer stock to deliver long-term stable serviceability to customers and the environment. The key objectives of this project were to assess current deterioration rates of sewers, to produce a sewer deterioration model for use in the next business planning cycle, to identify data gaps and to recommend how CCTV and other data can be better used.
This work has developed a process and methodology to robustly model the deterioration of sewer performance. This can be used both in the business planning process to determine appropriate future investment strategies, and as part of business as usual sewer operational management. Much time was spent in the project considering the benefits of defining sewer deterioration at the pipe level or at a small-area level. A survey of the data that water companies hold on sewer attributes, performance failures and interventions showed that for most companies at the present time a pipe-level approach to sewer performance modelling could not be used. This project has successfully developed an area-based approach in which the sewer assets in areas of similar age are characterised by indicators that do not require such detailed information. For those companies with more comprehensive data sets the methodology can be applied at a pipe level with equal effectiveness.
For more details please refer to the UKWIR Report No. 06/RG/05/15 at http://www.ukwir.org/lib/91085.


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Career success requires more than education and willingness to work. Experts say that many successful people have benefited from having a mentor, a senior guide to the field, who can answer questions, point out opportunities, and smooth the way for a newcomer. Some mentoring relationships arise spontaneously, but not everyone is that lucky. How do you find a mentor if you don't already have one?
Launched in 2008, the WoWE mentoring program is the first program geared specifically for women working in or entering the wind energy field. It exists to connect mentors with people who need them. Because the program is Web-based, mentor and "mentee" can get together regardless of location. And because our fast-moving field keeps us all busy, the program is designed to make maximum use of time.
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How To Get Your Ex Back
Has there ever been a time that you have wished you could go back in time to correct the mistakes that you made? Have you ever wished that you could take back everything that you have said or done to change the out-come of what has already happened?
Well, we have all heard the old saying there's no use crying over spilled milk. But when it comes to romantic relationships, one can always find ways to put things back into its proper place.
All you have to do is to know what and when to apply your get back together with ex advice. But before that, you have to be familiar with the resources from where you can find those steps to get your ex back .
When you are dealing with certain problems regarding your breakup with your husband or wife, the first people that you are going to seek comfort from are your friends. Aside from the fact they can make you feel better by trying their best to make you smile, most of the time they are always ready to provide you with possible solutions to your problems. (As if they have been in the same situation as yours).
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As a rule, it is much easier to confide in them since they are usually of the same age and interests as yours. Telling them your heartaches and getting their advice in return will normally make you feel better.
The fact that our friends are the normally first people that we consult regarding certain matters of the heart really doesn't mean that they are the only ones you can confess such problems to. Oftentimes, family members can also give up some pretty good advice concerning your relationship with your partner.
Believe it or not there are still a certain few who are lucky enough to have parents support them in their romantic relationships. And in this case, they could help in providing some getting back together advice to their son or daughter.
If in case you are not open to your family regarding your personal problems concerning your relationship with your partner and it so happened too that you are not the type of person who tells friends your problems and seek advice in return, you don't have to panic. If you find it difficult get help from people, there are some really good books that you can read for advice.
Self-help books containing getting back together advice seem to be most useful most when you are the type of person who is not social and prefer to be alone most of the time. By reading inspirational and self-help books, you just have to allot time and understanding. In a few minutes of reading, it is sure that you will get some advice that could certainly help you revive your relationship with your ex-partner.
Being human, it is quite normal to need others' company. Especially during times of stress. We are just made to be interdependent upon each other. We do exist for a reason. Sometimes that reason is to help others. If we can just find somebody to help us out sometimes those problems just seem easier to bear.


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I think it's great that in supposedly "redneck" Kitsap County, an openly homosexual man like Bob Gelder can be elected and serve as County Commissioner. I just hope that the Gay Marriage Initiative passes so Bob and his lover can get married. What a wonderful example for our children to see that it doesn't matter if you're a homosexual or straight, that you can marry who you love, no matter if they're of the same sex, and if you like, you can occupy public office. Right on Bob!
As if being homosexual can help or cause you to be less qualified . Sad how this PC morality has infected the culture we all live in .
I would hope a County Commissioner would be "Fair" because they make decisions dealing with citizens and the law.
In a sense they are our conduit to the government , they work with us and the government hopefully to make our lives safer,provide better roads, and enhance our opportunity to make our lives better .
Red Neck Kitsap County ? I think if you moved it would be less so . I am not voting for Commissioner Gelder, but I can not think of a bigger insult then yours and the reason you consider worth voting for him . How insulting .
The Kitsap County Commissioners have over regulated and have not done anything to make Kitsap appear friendly to a large employer . The jobs that come here are big box retail companies who can afford to go through the permitting process. The Small Business man has been left out of the equation.
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Bring Back the Inquisition!
Following an unwelcome Apostolic Visitation of his diocese, Bishop William Morris of Toowoomba, Australia decided he would retire early. He was then promptly removed from office. In consequence, Morris complained that the Vatican had conducted an "inquisition." – Catholic Culture
Most of the rogue bishops, priests, and nuns are slyer than Morris. They don't proclaim their heresies publicly, but only hint at them, so they can coyly deny their infidelity when challenged. They then giggle privately among their co-conspirators at the cleverness with which they outwitted the authorities. The Church is full of these fatuous frauds and superannuated adolescents — or was until recently. They're all dying off now, thank God.


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Looking for work in and around Stone Mountain? Patch compiles lists of upcoming job fairs/job skills and job listings from sources such as the Department of Labor, web sites of individual businesses and job search sites to help you.
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The following is an excerpt from a July 9th Association for Safe International Road Travel press release. You can read the full press release on the ASIRT website at: www.asirt.org.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 9) – On Thursday, July 17, 2008, the Congressional
Caucus on Global Road Safety, co-chaired by Congressman Robert Wexler and
Congressman Chris Van Hollen, in conjunction with the Association for Safe
International Road Travel (ASIRT), will hold a lunch briefing on Capitol Hill on
Road Safety and Study Abroad.
Rochelle Sobel, President of the ASIRT, will frame the discussion in the
context of the Senator Paul Simon Study Abroad Foundation Act of 2007,
which passed in the House of Representatives in 2007 and is currently under
consideration in the Senate, and the implications of the increasing numbers of
students traveling abroad.
Carl Herrin, Sr. Partner, of the Global Education Solutions, LLC and Patricia
Martin, Associate Director of Study Aboard in the Office of International
Programs at the University of Pennsylvania and former National Chair of NAFSA
section on Study Abroad, will present their perspectives on the issue as key
representatives of the study abroad community and the NAFSA Health and
Safety Subcommittee.
ASIRT was founded by Rochelle Sobel in 1995 after her son died in bus crash
in Turkey. It is the only U.S.-based international road safety organization
dedicated to improving global road safety and preventing tragedies through
education and advocacy. ASIRT educates travelers about existing conditions
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David Hayward is dead! Yes, the All My Children bad boy has kicked the bucket. And any number of people could be responsible (BTW, share your theories on who offed him here).
i don't think that he is dead.I all so think he paid off the concoctions I think he will be back.cause i think he some how put that bottle in Reyn's pocket to set him up.
I too, believe David is in medical limbo, his knowledge of drugs is far from beyond of what is possible. He definetly is the Stephen King of medicine!
I think Liza did it, because she didn't want to be blackmailed by David, but again it could be Jake, the reason because of how Angie lost her eye sight. But who knows David is probably somewhere laughing it up at how everyone is trying to figure who dunnit.
Thank Goodness he is finally dead. I thought it would never happen. You can only do what he has done for so long. He is just such a jerk to everyone and never pays for anything. Come on now that is not even a litle relistic. He needed to get his it waas getting oldddd.
Anyone who wants to voice their opinion about the unjust
removal of Vincent from the show, please go to the
"BRING BACK DR. DAVID HEYWARD" on facebook..
You took the words right out of my mouth..i have been watching AMC since 1970 and i will move on if David doesnt come back , as himself, Vincent Irizarry.
I dont believe David is dead either..he just cant be, becasue then i will stop watching AMC...i also hope he is faking it and the coroner is in on it...i hope this is the case...Come back David, I miss you already.
I'm glad he's gone, but he is a great assest 2pine valley. Rylee
I will back you up 100%. Love ur scenes. It's like no other.
I'm with inrj.....you took the words right out of my mouth! All I know is if you all do bring David back and it's a different actor, I will stop watching!
i dont think david is dead. i think he is faking his own death to frame ryan... i thnk david will be back. i also think the coroner helped david fake his own "death".


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How does Fiscal Policy Affect Monetary Policy in Emerging Market Countries?Edda ZoliBank for International Settlements (BIS) April 2005 BIS Working Paper No. 174 Abstract: This paper analyses how fiscal policy affects monetary policy in emerging economies. First, it conducts a test for fiscal dominance, and finds that the evidence points clearly to a regime of fiscal dominance in the case of Argentina and Brazil during the 1990s and early 2000s, while for the other countries in the sample the results are mixed. Next, the paper evaluates whether monetary policy accommodates fiscal policy, by assessing whether fiscal variables enter significantly in the central bank's reaction function. The findings indicate that in the emerging markets under consideration the conduct of monetary policy is not directly affected by changes in real primary balances. Then, the paper explores another mechanism through which fiscal policy could affect monetary policy in an emerging economy, by looking at the impact of fiscal policy on country premium and exchange rates. The empirical analysis is conducted through an event study, assessing the impact of news concerning fiscal variables and fiscal policy, on sovereign spread and exchange rate daily movements in Brazil, during the period surrounding the 2002 macroeconomic crisis. The results show that fiscal events have significantly influenced sovereign spreads and exchange rates in that period. Furthermore, fiscal policy actions appear to have contributed to movements in the exchange rates more than unanticipated monetary policy manoeuvres. The findings also suggest that, at that time, fiscal policy might have pushed the economy into an equilibrium in which increases in the policy intervention rate were likely to be associated with a depreciation, rather than an appreciation of the exchange rate. Number of Pages in PDF File: 51 Keywords: Monetary Policy, fiscal policy, joint analysis of fiscal and monetary policy JEL Classification: E52, E62, E63 working papers seriesDate posted: September 20, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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Peng Chen discusses his recent paper on optimal withdrawal strategies. The paper, which received the 2012 Academic Thought Leadership Award from the Retirement Management Journal, evaluates common withdrawal, or spending, strategies based on a new measurement--the withdrawal efficiency rate.


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Parents and guardians of incoming kindergarten and Pre-K Montessori students are encouraged to enroll their children for the 2013 - 2014 school year during a special enrollment event that will take place at Cherryvale Mall from Dec. 13 to Dec. 17.
Incoming kindergarten students must turn 5 on or before Sept. 1, 2013. Pre-K Montessori students must turn 4 on or before Sept. 1, 2013. Required enrollment documents are a certified birth certificate for the child, photo identification for the parent/guardian and two acceptable proofs of address.
A list of acceptable documents can be found on the district web site. "Enrolling early will eliminate long lines and extended wait time for parents," said Gregg Wilson, who oversees the Student Assignment Center. "Students and parents will get excited now about starting school, and early enrollment will allow the district to schedule proper school staffing for the beginning of the year."
Details about the special early enrollment event are listed below: Cherryvale Mall (Near Barnes and Noble Bookstore)
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28 CFR 97.15 - Employee uniforms and identification.
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Employee uniforms and identification.
(a) Employee uniforms.
Uniforms used by private prisoner transport companies must meet the following requirements:
Uniforms must be readily distinguishable in style and color from official uniforms worn by United States Department of Justice employees who transport violent offenders;
Uniforms must prominently feature a badge or insignia that identifies the employee as a prisoner transportation employee; and
Uniforms must be worn at all times while the employee is engaged in the transportation of violent prisoners.
(b) Employee identification.
Identification utilized by private prisoner transport companies must meet the following requirements:
The identification credentials must clearly identify the employee as a transportation employee. The credentials must have a photograph of the employee that is at least one inch square, a printed personal description of the employee including the employee's name, the signature of the employee, and date of issuance; and
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Taiwan: Democracy with a Confucian Face? · Global Voices
Politicians and academics have long debated whether Confucianism is compatible with democratic and civic values. Han Han's recent visit to Taiwan, and his high admiration of culture, freedom and democracy there, have sparked a vigorous debate about how they are related, and what this discussion means for mainland China.


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Quick Beef and Macaroni
Top Rated Beef Recipes
Submitted by: Margiebear
Preparation time: more than 30 minutes
- Preparation time: more than 30 minutes
- A family favourite for over 20 years, cooked in the electric frypan. Freezes and re-heats well.
2 tablespoons oil
1 kg topside mince
1½ cups macaroni or pasta of choice, uncooked
2½ cups water
½ cup red wine
1 x 425 g can tomato soup
1 x 35 g packet salt reduced French onion soup
½ teaspoon basil
½ teaspoon ground black pepper
- Saute mince in oil, breaking down mince as it cooks.
- When browned, drain off any remaining oil, add macaroni or pasta, water, wine, undiluted tomato soup, French onion soup, pepper and basil.
- Bring to boil, cover and simmer for 30 minutes, stirring often to prevent sticking.
- Serve with Parmesan cheese, green salad and garlic bread.
Recipe notes
Pasta can be of any type - penne, shell, twists. I often add mushrooms and garlic with the soups and pasta.
Good, economical Sunday lunch
Reviewed by: Chel085, Jun 24 2012 12:49PM (more reviews by Chel085)
Will make again
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Current News from the NCAB&B Carousel and Steeplechase Plaza Update
11-Nov-2011 Patrick Wentzel, Census Chairman
NY1 has posted an article and video giving updated info on the B&B Carousel and Steeplechase Plaza. More Info . . . Band Organ Rally in Sutter Creek
18-Oct-2011 Bette Largent, President
The 4th annual Band Organ Rally will be held in historic Sutter Creek, California on October 8th and 9th. The historic town in the heart of wine country is a fun place to visit and the addition of mechanical music displays makes it even better during the Fall season. Visit: suttercreek.org/organ-rally for more information. Carousel Works machine opens at Detroit Zoo
29-Sep-2011 Jean Bennett, News Flash Reporter
A 33 figure menagerie carousel recently opened at the Detroit Zoo. Please read more Denver Post NCA Convention Article
23-Sep-2011 Patrick Wentzel, NCA Census Chairman
The Denver Post has a nice oline article featuring the ongoing NCA Convention. Read It Now! Celebrate with the Paragon Carousel
07-Sep-2011 Jean Bennett, NCA News Flash Reporter
The Paragon Carousel in Hull MA will be open Sat Sept 17 from noon-6pm for the Endless Summer Waterfront Festival. There will be food, fun, entertainment and much more. For more info Jane's Carousel makes the New York Times
03-Sep-2011 Tommy Forney, NCA Conservation Chairman
This article appeared in print and online on September 2, 2011. The completion of a gargantuan 27-year project in New York City is bound to attract lots of attention. Also see the NY Times Slide Show! Video of the Crossroads Village Carousel
01-Sep-2011 Gary Nance, Webmaster
A very nice two-minute video of the 1912 C.W. Parker carousel at Crossroads Village in Flint, MI is now available on YouTube. Watch it now! St. Catharines, Ontario Looff Carousel
31-Aug-2011 Patrick Wentzel, NCA Census Chairman
There will be a "Launch Party" Sunday, September 4th for the Autumn issue of Escarpment Views. The feature article is the St. Catharines Looff carousel. There will be displays and free carousels rides from noon to 5 pm. The NCA will have a display. For more details please see the Escarpment Views website for more details. Last day of Fresno exhibit August 27
25-Aug-2011 Jean Bennett, NCA News Flash Reporter
The exhibit of carousel animals from the Freels collection at Fresno State was originally scheduled through Aug 31. The ending date has been changed to Sat Aug 27. More info Ride the 1920s Parker portable carousel in Rollag MN
24-Aug-2011 Jean Bennett, NCA News Flash Reporter
The Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion will take place Labor Day weekend, Sept 2-5 in Rollag MN. The gates open at 6am and carousel rides are available all day. More info here


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February 7, 2013 4:10 pm (Thursday)
Tales of Our Forefathers
Barry Simon, Cal Tech
Location: Stevenson 1425
This is not a mathematics talk but it is a talk for mathematicians. Too often, we think of historical mathematicians as only names assigned to theorems. With vignettes and anecdotes, I'll convince you they were also human beings and that, as the Chinese say, "May you live in interesting times" really is a curse. Tea at 3:30 pm in 1425 Stevenson Center