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The Perfect Opening Chapter
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. The act of digressing.
- n. An instance of digressing, especially a written or spoken passage that has no bearing on the main subject.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. A departure from the subject, course, or idea at hand; an exploration of a different or unrelated concern.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. The act of digressing or deviating, esp. from the main subject of a discourse; hence, a part of a discourse deviating from its main design or subject.
- n. A turning aside from the right path; transgression; offense.
- n. The elongation, or angular distance from the sun; -- said chiefly of the inferior planets.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The act of digressing; deviation from a regular or appointed course; especially, a departure from the main subject under consideration; an excursion of speech or writing.
- n. Deviation from the path of virtue; transgression.
- n. In astronomy, the angular distance in the ecliptic of the inferior planets Mercury and Venus from the sun.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a turning aside (of your course or attention or concern)
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Boater or not, its the marine industry which provides a large percentage of jobs in Martin County. The exact percentages of jobs (and money) this industry brings to the county is a question that should be answered before this topic gets out of control.
I say impose a special property tax on all waterfront homes - private marina's - for profit marine schools - boat yards - ectectect
It is the property owner's - private marina's - for profit marine schools - boat yards - ectectect who are benefiting from the tax and not Joe Citizen.
You say that is not enough money for your silly little wasteful spending so you can go catch a trash fish?
Easily Fixed' - impose the same type of tax on every square foot of dock space where those yachts are bobbing in the water - and not Joe Citizen - no exemptions!
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Clear packets
From [Martin Geddes](http://www.telepocalypse.net/archives/000686.html).
Friday: Had a 4-minute conversation with a business associate who was on his GSM cell phone in Hong Kong. Voice quality was terrible, and I really struggled to make out what he was saying.
Sunday: Had a 15-minute Skype conversation with a business associate who was on a plane somwhere half-way between Asia and Europe, using his Wi-Fi enabled iPaq. Even with the background rumble and crying babies, it was crystal clear; I didn't miss a word.
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We like this. It's what we work for – so that Skype lets you talk to anyone, anywhere – even high above the ground. (See below for a thread on Skype Forums on skyping from airplanes.)
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Which iPaq pocket PC did you use? I am thinking about getting the h6320 but I am afraid that the processor speed might be too slow for Skype. Thanks for any info. –LN


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New Canadian Parliament to Shape the Future of the Spirit Bear
Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011The Conservative Party of Canada has been re-elected with a majority government after Canada's 41st general election.
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On a corner in the back streets of the Valley some colourful cushioned paint drums on the pavement and a Dello Mano sign are the key to chocolate brownie heaven's red-framed door. For inside this glamorous little store are no ordinary brownies but rather those of the one-hundred-things-to eat-before-you-die variety.
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Tags: fuel, gas prices, GasBuddy.com, Long Island, Montauk, Shell, Valero
The average price of gas on Long Island was $3.98 per gallon as of Monday morning, up just a half-cent from the week before.
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Local gas prices have again posted a modest decline, falling 2.2 cents per gallon in the past week. The average price for a gallon of gas on Long Island came in at $3.67 as of Sunday. While this is the third straight week of declines of less than three cents, the average retail price for [...]


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QDialog::exec() crash…
I'm writing an application that creates a QDialog subclass that includes an OpenGL display, and it crashes at the exec() command. Here is the stack trace:
0 -[NSMenu _sidebandUpdaterRoles] 0 0×7fff8d0d3551
1 -[NSMenu _addSidebandMenuUpdaterForRoles:token:priority:handler:] 0 0×7fff8d0d342f
2 -[NSApplication setMainMenu:] 0 0×7fff8d0d2d3e
3 QMenuBarPrivate::macUpdateMenuBarImmediatly 0 0×100fd612c
4 -[NSObject performSelector:] 0 0×7fff95ba7021
5 -[NSApplication(QApplicationIntegration) qt_sendPostedMessage:] 0 0×100fa2994
6 -[NSApplication(QApplicationIntegration) qt_filterEvent:] 0 0×100fa2789
7 -[QNSApplication sendEvent:] 0 0×100fa282b
8 -[NSApplication _realDoModalLoop:peek:] 0 0×7fff8d3733ff
9 -[NSApplication runModalSession:] 0 0×7fff8d36cbb4
10 QEventDispatcherMac::processEvents 0 0×100fab9bf
11 QEventLoop::exec 0 0×100c42b18
12 QDialog::exec 0 0×101443093
13 SKAdaptiveThresholdWidget::processImage skadaptivethresholdwidget.cpp 320 0×10009124b
14 SKAdaptiveThresholdWidget::on_okButton_clicked skadaptivethresholdwidget.cpp 88 0×10009141f
15 SKAdaptiveThresholdWidget::qt_static_metacall moc_skadaptivethresholdwidget.cpp 70 0×100109c56
16 SKAdaptiveThresholdWidget::qt_metacall moc_skadaptivethresholdwidget.cpp 119 0×100109dc3
17 QMetaObject::activate 0 0×100c5aad5
18 QAbstractButton::clicked 0 0×1015e4325
19 QAbstractButtonPrivate::emitClicked 0 0×10135243e
20 QAbstractButtonPrivate::click 0 0×10135315a
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The SK… class is my QDialog subclass.
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I have a similar problem occurring randomly when I close dialog (Qt 4.7.4 or Qt 4.8.0 under MacOS X Lion) :
- 1 QMenuBarPrivate::macUpdateMenuBarImmediatly 0 0x10149c6f4
- 2 -[NSObject performSelector:] 0 0x7fff8aebe021
- 3 -[NSApplication(QApplicationIntegration) qt_sendPostedMessage:] 0 0x101468ad5
- 4 -[NSApplication(QApplicationIntegration) qt_filterEvent:] 0 0x101468890
- 5 -[QNSApplication sendEvent:] 0 0x10146894d
- 6 -[NSApplication run] 0 0x7fff898c21f2
- 7 QEventDispatcherMac::processEvents 0 0x101473750
- 11 main main.cpp 206 0x1009d38f8
and there is the same (one year old !) here : http://email@example.com/msg167652.html [mail-archive.com]
I don't have this problem during the execution under several Linux nor Windows, but macUpdateMenuBarImmediatly is certainly associated to the mac and the management of the global menus ;-)
is someone find a way to fix/bypass this crash ?
I switched back to compiling with the 4.7.4 libraries and have not had a crash yet. Seems like this should be elevated to bug status. Any idea how to do that?
Just go to the public bugtracker at https://bugreports.qt-project.org – you can create an account over there easily. Don't forget to report back the issue ID here, please, so that others can track its status too. Thanks.
As I said unfortunately I have exactly the same problem with Qt4.7.4 and 4.8.0 (MacOS 10.7.3 as you), I will try to reproduce the problem with a small program and post it in the bug tracker.
Let's note I also had random crashes associated to the presence of a toolbar in the GUI, even without using it, the day I removed it I stopped to have problem (both again QT4.7.4 and Qt4.8.0, but under Windows, I have my mac since only Saturday).
I didn't have all these problems with Qt2.3 / 3.X I used since 8 years …
I don't know for you but in my case the crash is visibly linked to the use of 'computed' menus ( through aboutToShow) even the crash occurs later (not when the menu is shown / hidden). I also created an issue [bugreports.qt-project.org] giving a very small application I made to allow them to reproduce the crash.
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Taking A Look At The Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler
Cuisinart GR 4N 5 in 1 Griddler Features
The Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler is a terrific addition to anyone's kitchen, especially if space is limited. This Cuisinart Griddler is compact, but it is very versatile and full of features. As the name implies, this Griddler by Cuisinart is able to perform five functions. You can use it as a full grill or full griddle, or you can have it set up so that one half of the appliance grills, while the other is available for griddle use.
Additionally, it can be used as a panini press or a contact grill. It is built using stainless steel and it is made to last for many years. Health-conscious customers will be glad to know that this Cuisinart 5 in 1 griddler also drains fat away from food while it is cooking. For convenience, the drip tray, plates and scraper are all dishwasher-safe. Cuisinart stands behind this product by offering a three year limited warranty.
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Product Summary | The Cuisinart Griddler makes multifunctional an understatement! With five separate cooking options, it can handle everything from pancakes to sausages to grilled cheese to steaks, hamburgers and Panini. A floating cover, and one set of reversible plates that snap in and out, turn the Griddler into a Contact Grill, a Panini Press, a Full Grill, a Full Griddle, or Half Grill/Grill Griddle. Dual temperature controls ensure everything is perfectly cooked!. It works with 120 volts. A floating hinge and two sets of cooking plates turn this multifunctional unit into a contact grill, panini press, large open grill, or griddle. Made of brushed stainless steel, this four-in-one, space-saving appliance offers cooking options that range from pancakes, sausages, and grilled cheese to fish, hamburgers, and panini. Its floating hinge adjusts to the thickness of food, while adjustable temperature controls ensure food is cooked properly. The unit features a sturdy panini-style handle and convenient indicator lights, as well as nonstick grill and griddle plates that are removable, dishwasher-safe, and designed to drain grease away from food for healthier cooking. Two dishwasher-safe drip cups to collect grease are included, plus a dishwasher-safe scraping tool for easy cleanup. The unit measures 13 by 11-1/4 by 6-1/2 inches and carries a limited three-year warranty. --Catie Unger | The Griddler Jr. maintains the best of the Griddler family traits and has a more compact build to fit comfortably on any countertop. It can be used three different ways to prepare a variety of favorites-steaks on the open grill, crisp-grilled sandwiches with the panini press, or burgers cooked to perfection, both sides at once, with the contact grill. Make big plans with a small package! | George Foreman Next Grilleration Grill with five removable plates includes 2-grill, 2-waffle, 1-griddle/bake. Additional functionality of the plate(s) are grill, griddle, waffle, bake and panini cooking. All grills are coated with George Tourgh exclusive scratch resistant triple tough non-stick coating. Dishwasher safe removable plates for easy clean up. |
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This page was originally part of the short-lived "Forgettable Buildings" experiment.
It's easy to overlook an abandoned shack when you're driving down a familiar road. As I make the trek back and forth to the cottage each year I notice small changes in the landscape: one building is now empty and for sale, another has been renovated and countless others still remain dormant and ignored as they have for years.
One particular building only seen in my peripheral vision at 100 km/h was what appeared to be an old FotoMat booth. During a recent return trip I managed to spot it and pull over for a closer look (without causing an accident in the process).
No, it wasn't a FotoMat booth. Rather, it was an old hamburger stand masquerading as one. Or perhaps it used to be one. It's not a particularly interesting structure and I'd be hesitant in referring to it as 'architecture' — it barely qualifies as a building. At the same time I wonder how this tiny speck managed to avoid the wrecking ball for so long when it's such an easy target requiring relatively little effort. And for that matter, why was I so interested in this thing?
Along this particular stretch of highway exist various pockets of commercial activity. Over time, some areas fare better than others and eventually the least profitable businesses go, well, out of business. The three or four other buildings near this one were in a similar state of activity — meaning, none. There is very little local business to be seen — these buildings support the seasonal flow of traffic to and from cottage country and without that business they do not survive.
So this small shack and the buildings surrounding it were most likely profitable until someone opened a better / bigger / nicer / cheaper hamburger shack in a more popular stretch of the road. Then, this place went out of business. At least that's my guess.
For me though, it wasn't a hamburger shack until I managed to pull over and intentionally look at the building. To me it was always the FotoMat booth because that was the shape I saw and the connection I made. And surely it has no more relevance than simply that — a remembered shape — and devoting this much space to the idea of the building already lends it more weight than it deserves.
The building itself isn't the object of attention here. It's the thought that the banal form of the FotoMat booth has cemented itself as an iconic structure in the field of architecture. And how odd is that?
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I think your new pursuit is a worthy one. I still remember a question on a first year anthropology exam which asked to "name the person who's signature is on the license inside of elevators in Ontario, and what position does that person hold?" That was 1973. It is the only thing I remember about that otherwise forgettable class, although the reason it was on the exam (as the prof later told me) was to underline that recognizing the ephemeral is crucial in understanding the world at any given moment in time. It has resonated to this day, and is something I am attempting to reflect in my own photographs; the minutae of the "here and now" of everyday life is all around us. It is so temporary, yet it defines the time we live in.
Think of the term "fotomat". For a decade or so they were ubiquitous in most neighbourhoods. They sprang up because someone thought of the idea of co-opting the drive-in concept to having films developed. Then they disappeared as quickly as they arrived, falling victim to supermarket one hour developing. So "Fotomat" is a term that will have relevance only within the decade or so of human history that it existed, and then it will be lost in the mists of time.
So, yes, your new pursuit is a worthy one...even if the booth in question sold burgers and fries.
I look forward to seeing more stuff.
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Thanks for the feedback Steve! I'd heard of the 'elevator license' story before, but hadn't recognized the intent of the exercise. You're quite right in that the entire FotoMat memory is constrained to a subset of people who experienced it within that specific period of time and part of what this leads to for me (and what you were also referring to) is the more general idea about 'connections.'
I'll save the explanation for a later post but the general idea is that architecture is irrelevant without inhabitation. Connections to a place (or image) are derived through experiences and without those any building (no matter how well designed) is meaningless. Of course, architects don't like to hear that unless they understand that they are creating something more than a monument. Interesting memories most frequently accompany mundane places...
Kendall this is a great new idea you have here. Reminds me of another site where you can engaged in a thoughtful discourse about the history, and temporal nature of buildings. This is so rare on the net, so I must say I love your idea. I never used Fotomat, but I know what it is. I've probabily seen one or two, but having heard people discuss them all the time when I was child, it stayed with me. It truly is iconic, even if it is, just a small ugly little shack.
About a decade ago I remember when I used to go to the states and I was amazed at the sheer size of rectangular buildings. Wal-Marts, Costco's, Walgreen's, etc..... They stood out like a sore thumb. Now they are everywhere. I'm never sure if I'm in Idaho, Kansas or St.Catherine's anymore because everything looks the same, and it's really unsettling. I know these hidious cubes will be what people remember from our time which seems to be a pecular period in history. We abandon & destroy our late, historical buildings which were developed with an asthetic in mind, and we pulled up homogonized cubes all around us instead which focus only a very specialized interest -- consumption. At first glance that seems almost trival, people have always consumed and redveloped things around them for their own uses -- but now it seems that's ALL we have.
Great discussion. Brings to mind Stewart Brand's wonderful book, 'How Buildings Learn - What Happens After They're Built.'
The big box stores mentioned above won't have the rich lives of some buildings who can morph from school to store to cafe to home ... all the while learning to adapt to their new role. Canada is on the forefront in research (if not execution) of architecture that is built with future change/adaptation in mind from the start.
I can't believe that I'd never heard of that book before and given that I was trained as an architect, I'm extra annoyed.
I've skimmed through a little bit of it now (and fully intend to read it soon), but one quote I found myself in agreement with was this from (of all people) Brian Eno:
"Some work invites you into itself by not offering a finished glossy, one-reading-only surface. This is what makes old buildings interesting to me. I think that humans have a taste for things that not only show that they have been through a process of evolution, but which also show they are still a part of one."
Old buildings -- whether they are monuments or factories -- have an extra layer of depth. Texture, dirt, grime, history. That's what makes them interesting and it's also why newer, cleaner buildings are not approachable. I'm sure that's true of any time. A modernist glass box given 100 years of history will also attain a different sort of meaning within its context but the Eno quote made me remember it. My architecture thesis work dealt with this issue quite specifically in the context of defining the role of architecture in 'virtual' space.
Anyways, thanks for the book reference. From what I can see it's quite applicable to all of this.
Kendall, that's sooo cool. :-))) Why, I think this book simply "oozes" you!! (Though I only *know* you through this site.) I have no architecture background ... but I'm an avid armchair urban/design/creativity fan - Brand is one of my idols. I've been long amazed by the breadth and depth of his unique collectives like The Well, The Long Now, Whole Earth Catalog, and GBN. His work and the wide-ranging design/architecture lectures I attended in the late 80's & early 90's while living in Montreal (anyone remember the great Alcan Series??) really formed many of my perspectives on urban scapes and the collective good.
One of Brand's co-horts, Peter Schwartz, wrote another of my favourite books, "The Art of the Long View -- Planning for the future in an uncertain world" http://www.gbn.com/BookClubSelectionDisplayServlet.srv?si=16 The book has nothing to do with architecture per se, but if you like "...Buildings Learn..." this may be a good read to browse some day.
OK, so I assume you've read Christopher Alexander's duo - the "Timeless Way of Building" and "A Pattern Language"??? What are your faves for non-architects?
When I see what I've written in my note above, I have to laugh/wonder how I (fairly recently) ended up in shiny-new-urban-sprawl-Calgary (at least I live in a 50's neighbourhood and can bike/walk to work)... and that after a few dreadful years in Houston!? AArgh.
Kendall, keep in touch and let me know how/if I could ever contribute to your project down the road. I'm a tech marketer, writer and college instructor. Bought a Rebel Xi last week ... you're inspiring me to get out a use it!!
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Trusted computing and digital rights management are complementary technologies that are being deployed internationally. Although they may promise some advancement for the security and management of information, they also present challenges and risks to the integrity of government-held information.
More information can be found on our TC/DRM advice page.
What are the TC/DRM Standards and Guidelines?
The Trusted Computing and Digital Rights Management Standards & Guidelines were developed by a cross-agency working group under the aegis of the e-GIF Management Committee, with the State Services Commission as the lead agency. The Standards and Guidelines were developed in order to implement the Trusted Computing and Digital Rights Management Principles & Policies also developed by the Working Group.
Archives New Zealand is the custodian of the Standards & Guidelines. This reflects Archives New Zealand's involvement with digital information held across the public sector. The State Services Commission holds the stewardship role for the Principles & Policies.
The announcement that Archives New Zealand will be the new custodian of the Standards and Guidelines (March 2008) can be read here.
The Working Group carried out a survey on the uptake of TC and/or DRM across government. The purpose of the survey was to discover which public service departments are using or considering using TC and/or DRM technologies, their policies and what their reasoning was for implementing the technology. The final report (April 2009) can be read here.
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The Winter Park Playhouse
Roy Alan, artistic dir.; Chris Leavy, musical dir.
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The Winter Park Playhouse
Roy Alan, artistic dir.; Chris Leavy, musical dir.
Production Description
The Winter Park Playhouse is casting its 2013 season. Season includes "8 Track: The Sounds of the 70s," conceived by Rick Seeber, and musical arrangements by Michael Gribbin (Rehearsals begin June 3; runs June 21-30 and July 11-20, one-week hiatus July 1-7), "Forever Plaid," written and originally directed by Stuart Ross (Rehearsals begin July 15; runs Aug. 1-24), "Crazy for Gershwin," conceived by Roy Alan, musical arrangements by Chris Leavy, and narrative by Todd Allen Long (Rehearsals begin Oct. 28; runs Nov. 14-24 and Dec. 5-14), "Breakin' Up is Hard to Do," book by Erik Jackson and Ben H. Winters, music by Neil Sedaka, lyrics by Neil Sedaka, Howard Greenfield, and Phillip Cody (Rehearsals begin Jan. 6, 2014; runs Jan. 23-Feb. 15, 2014), "Sisters of Swing: The Story of the Andrew Sisters," written by Beth Gilleland and Bob Beverage, musical arrangements and continuity by Raymond Berg (Rehearsals begin Feb. 17, 2014; runs Mar. 6-29, 2014), and "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits," created & written by Gerald Alessandrini (Rehearsals begin April 7, 2014; runs Apr. 24-May 17).
Rehearsal and Production Dates & Locations
Rehearses and performs at the Winter Park Playhouse in Winter Park, FL.
Compensation & Union Contract Details
Pays: $270/wk. Equity OAT Contract.


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May 29, 2011 Israel's 1967 Borders: What's The Big Fuss?By Yonatan SilvermanThe place to begin an examination of Israel's 1967 borders is the 1947 UN Partition plan.
(c) 2005-2011 Koret Communications Ltd. From Israel's Story in Maps collection (www.israelinsider.com/maps). As the map indicates according to the UN partition plan, the territories of the West Bank of the Jordan River were given to the Arabs. While the coastal plain and the Negev were given to Israel. The UN decided that Jerusalem should be internationalized. David Ben Gurion, the Yeshuv's leader, accepted the UN partition plan with all its shortcomings. But the Palestinians rejected it and instantly started a war against the Jewish settlement, which they lost unequivocally. The status of the West Bank did not change, however, until after Ben Gurion declared Israeli statehood in May 1948. Following this dramatic announcement, the neighboring Arab countries invaded with their armies and their objective was to drive the Jews into the sea. Among other things in the War of Independence, Jordan's King Abdullah occupied the territories of the West Bank and these remained under Jordanian sovereignty until 1967. By the end of the war, Jordanian forces had control over the West Bank and East Jerusalem. On April 3, 1949, Israel and Jordan signed an Armistice Agreement. The agreement basically stipulated that Jordanian forces would remain in most positions they held in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and the Old City. There was an agreement that Jordan would honor the holy sites and allow Jews to pray at the Western Wall for example, but this was never honored. The Palestinians who lived under Jordanian rule in the West Bank, as well as those who lived in Gaza under Egyptian rule between 1948 and 1967, had every opportunity on earth to declare independence and create their own independent state in these territories. But they never did this. Then in 1964, three years before Israel occupied the West Bank in the Six Day war, the Arab League created the PLO as the sole representative for the Palestinian people.
One should note that the PLO was not interested in a West Bank/Gaza state within the 1967 borders but within all of the territory of Israel. This is indeed identical to the aim of Hamas today -- in other words Israel's elimination and its being taken over by Muslims. The Six Day War in June 1967 shuffled the territorial cards completely. The large Palestinian population areas that had been under Jordanian political control since 1948 changed hands, and the IDF became the ruling party there. Key emotional and very difficult battles took place like over the Western Wall and Temple Mount, and Ammunition Hill. It's possible that the IDF recovery of the Old City of Jerusalem from Jordanian control was the most emotional moment of the war. It meant Jews would be able to pray again at the Western Wall after a hiatus of 19 years. IDF occupation of the West Bank territories also gave Israel carte blanche to build Jewish settlements in these territories. Judea and Samaria contain the most prized biblical lands in the Land of Israel. It was only natural for the government to begin building settlements in these territories immediately. Just as was done in the Golan Heights that were conquered from Syria in the Six Day War.
Needless to say, the settlements Israel has built in the territories of Judea and Samaria since 1967 are located beyond the 1967 border prior to the Six Day War. Retreating behind this border now would mean abandoning and uprooting over 300,000 Israelis who make their lives and raise their families there. MAP OF JEWISH WEST BANK SETTLEMENTS Forced evacuation of over 300,000 Israelis is essentially what the Palestinians and Pres. Obama are calling for when they demand Israel withdraw to the 1967 borders. One must bear in mind that these Jews have moved in and established settlements, but they never displaced any Palestinian families. Over a million Palestinians live in the West Bank side by side with Jewish settlers. Thousands of Palestinians are gainfully employed by Jewish settlements in the West Bank. But the Palestinian leadership has already declared that no Jews will be permitted in a future Palestinian state.1 Perhaps most important of all is the security issue involved in Israel's retreating behind the 1967 borders. When Abba Eban appeared at the United Nations following the Six Day war, Israel's then foreign minister described the fragility of Israel's 1949-1967 map as Israel's "Auschwitz" lines.
Israel's pre-1967 borders -- the borders Palestinians and Pres. Obama want Israel to pull back to -- represent a severe security liability to Israel and reflect the deployment of Israeli and Arab forces when the 1948 armistice agreement was signed. At one of the narrowest points in central Israel, the entire width of the state from the Mediterranean coastal town of Netanya to the armistice line is a mere nine miles. IDF Major General (res.) Yaakov Amidror gave Eban's "Auschwitz" metaphor regarding the pre 1967 borders operational context. In a 2005 analysis of what "defensible borders for a lasting peace" means, Amidror explained that by any military standard, the pre 1967 borders lack minimum "defensive depth" -- an overarching principle of military doctrine for all armies: There is insufficient battle space for a defensive force to redeploy after being attacked; there is no room for reserves to enter or counterattack; and there is no minimal distance between the battle front and the strategic interior necessary for any army to function. For two years the Palestinian Authority has demanded that Israel cease building homes in Jewish settlements in the territories or it will not negotiate a peace agreement. This harks back to their other extreme demand that the Palestinian state will be totally free of Jews altogether. But that is unacceptable and even racist. The demand that Israel withdraw to the 1967 borders for the purpose of establishing a Palestinian state is problematic for a whole range of reasons, but one which is hardly mentioned is the issue of Jerusalem Israel's undivided capital. The issues of Jerusalem and the Palestinian so-called right of return were egregiously absent from Obama's recent speeches on the Middle East. Judaism's most sacred holy shrines were cut off from the nation between 1948 and 1967. Obama's call to retreat to the pre-1967 borders now unfortunately implies that we should retreat from East Jerusalem, too, and grant the Palestinian people sovereignty in the very parts of Israel's capital that mean the most to us. For this reason and others, the demand that Israel withdraw to pre 1967 borders is preposterous and will never be considered by any self respecting Israeli government. [1]Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas made it clear that a future state called Palestine will not be a home to Jews. "We have frankly said, and always will say: If there is an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, we won't agree to the presence of one Israeli in it." http://www.israelsituation.com/2010/12/abbas-no-jews-in-palestinian-state
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Distributed Wind Generation Study for Northeast Colorado
Distributed Wind Generation Study for Northeast Colorado
Date: 12/1/2005
Location: CO
The Colorado Governor's Office of Energy Management and the U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Powering America program commissioned the "Distributed Wind Generation Study for Northeast Colorado by Wind Utility Consulting. The purpose of the study is to determine the ability to interconnect large wind turbines to a typical distribution system in northeastern Colorado. The Highline Electric Association's (HEA's) distribution grid was used for the study. HEA provided design and operating data on its electric system. This data included maps showing locations of all of its facilities, conductor sizes, transformer sizes, transmission system data, and electric load data by substation and feeder. The consultants evaluated 17 of HEA's load-serving distribution substations in Colorado that are connected to 69-kV or 115-kV transmission lines.
Three scenarios were evaluated in this study. The first scenario analysis determined the distance from each of the substations that a single GE 1.5-MW wind turbine could be connected to the main sections of the 3-phase feeders without creating unacceptable levels of flicker or other power quality problems. A second scenario analysis determined that up to 63 GE 1.5-MW wind turbines, or 94.5 MW, could collectively be added to the 17 existing substation distribution grids without causing power quality problems or overloading conductors or substation transformers. A third analysis was performed to project which types of distribution system reinforcements might be economically viable for increasing the number of connected wind turbines.
From a practical point of view and in general, using the existing distribution system may be economical if the amount of wind generation being added is in the range of perhaps one to five wind turbines at a particular location or area.
This information was last updated on December 04, 2013


text: Monogrammed Handkerchiefs-Linen Handkerchiefs-Wedding Handkerchiefs-Bridal HandkerchiefsThese bridal handkerchiefs make heartfelt keepsake gifts for parents, relatives, the bridal party, friends, and the bride and groom. The poems express sentiments of gratitude and love. You'll want to give a wedding handkerchief to each of the special people in your life. Monogrammed handkerchiefs are a very loving and tender gift meant to dry the tears of those who love you--a personalized hanky will become a treasured keepsake. Most of our handkerchiefs can be personalized with your wedding date, names, or monogram, in the thread color of your choice, and the font style. We offer wedding handkerchiefs that turn into a baby bonnet later and come with beautiful poems for gift-giving. Don't miss our Irish linen hankies, imported and gorgeous. Personalized handkerchiefs are a popular mother-of-the-bride gift, or father-of-the-bride gift as well. SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! A wedding handkerchief adds a touch of elegance and a vintage feel to your bridal accessories. It is also extremely useful during a day full of happy tears! The handkerchief was first seen during the Roman times when only the social elite carried them. They were initially made from linen, but the tradition eventually evolved so that they were made from other fabrics, thus making them more accessible to the lower and middle classes. In wedding ceremonies, bridal handkerchiefs were often handmade and carried by the brides. Prior to the wedding the handkerchief was soaked with perfume so the bride could wipe her face beforehand. During the ceremony the bride would wear it over her shoulders or on her neck as a way to smell of flowers all day long. The wedding handkerchief then evolved to being carried by both the bride and the groom. The bridal hanky was used to wipe away the happy tears from one another�s cheeks. Incorporating this tradition would be an ode to the past. Some brides choose a handkerchief that has been passed down in their family as an heirloom. This would take care of the �something old� that helps bring good luck to the wedding day. If you do not have a handkerchief heirloom in the family you can start your own tradition by purchasing a new bridal hanky and saving it for future generations to come. There are a variety of handkerchiefs to consider, including handkerchiefs with poems stitched on them or personalized handkerchiefs embroidered with the choice of your name or wedding date. Blue bridal handkerchiefs are a perfect way to also cover the �something blue� you need for your wedding day, as the thread in the stitching can be customized to blue. A simple lace handkerchief is also a delicate option and will be passed down through the generations. Wedding hankies are a wonderful heirloom to pass down. Start your new tradition today by browsing Advantage Bridal�s extensive wedding inventory. |


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Ben Gigli
Ben Gigli is one of the many talented folks that comprise Five Second Films. For those who don't know (way to be out of the loop, yall!), Five Second Films is a website that makes five (but really eight) second comedy shorts every Monday through Friday. As far as Ben, he's a USC alum with a Masters degree in Communications Management and a long list of consulting and producing credits to his name.


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Ocean Plaza Resort
Superbly located the heart of Coolangatta overlooking the beach, Ocean Plaza Resort is one of Coolangatta's landmark high rise buildings. It is one of only a few Gold Coast buildings that can boast stunning ocean views from every one of its luxurious apartments.
Your choice of apartments includes self contained one, two and three bedroom suites that are perfect for the family or those visitors wanting to enjoy a longer stay in spacious surrounds. The resort features a choice of recreational facilities including heated pool and spa, children's wading pool, 2 full size tennis courts, games room, gymnasium, golf driving nets and a choice of restaurants located right at the doorstep.
Coolangatta has an array of beaches to choose from with world class surfing beaches like Snapper rocks, Duranbah, Rainbow Bay and Kirra to several protected coves where you can relax and enjoy the Queensland weather. There are Sunday markets right across the street with an array of local arts and crafts to choose from if you are looking for something unique to take home. December 08th and 22nd for all your last minute Christmas gifts.