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#SuryaRay #Surya A mobile payment joint venture from the UK's biggest carriers, first announced over a year ago, today finally received "unconditional" clearance from European regulators. The move means that now Vodafone, Telefonica's O2 and Everything Everywhere (the JV from T-Mobile and Orange) can proceed developing a cross-carrier mobile payments platform — not unlike the Isis initiative in the U.S. They say they will be getting the service "up and running as quickly as possible," although no launch dates or other specifics — including a name — have been announced. In other words, now the hard work begins. Given that one of the biggest pain points in mobile payments has been lack of interoperability between platforms, this is potentially a big step in helping such services grow: the idea is that with a bigger potential audience to serve, bigger merchants, banks, payment providers, developers and handset makers will be more likely to make the necessary investments in infrastructure themselves. http://dlvr.it/267pQX @suryaray

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The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the initial conflict sin the American Revolutionary War. On April 19, 1775, a force of British Army regulars marched from Boston to Concord to capture a cache of arms that was reportedly stored in the town. Forewarned of the British troop movements by Paul Revere and others, colonists from Concord and surrounding towns repulsed a British detachment at the Old North Bridge in Concord and forced the British troops to retreat. On the day of my visit, their were some British reenactors in Concord and they allowed me to take some photo.
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On the night of April 18, 1775, 700 British troop left Boston secretly. Their mission is to destroy the to capture and destroy military supplies that were reportedly stored by the Massachusetts Militia at Concord.
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To get to Concord, the British had to pass through Lexington. They arrived at Lexington early in the morning and encountered about 70 armed Minutemen standing at Lexington Green. The British Major ordered the Minutemen to disperse, just as the Minutemen was about to disperse, a shot rung out, no one remembered where the shot came from, the British then open fire and wounded some Minutemen as they tried to fled. The British allegedly bayonet and shot some of the wounded as they were trying to crawl away, killing eight of them. Only one British soldier was wounded slightly in the leg. The British then continue their march to Concord.
The commander of Minutemen at Lexington, Captain John Parker supposedly said, "If they meant to have a war then let it begin here". He got his wish, the American Revolution begun on the spot where he stood, and a stone marker now marks the spot and his statue now stand at Lexington Green (see photo).
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19 April, 1775 | Concord, Massachusetts
By 7:30 a.m., the British force entered Concord intent on destroying weapons. Some military equipments were found and British started a bonfire to burn the arms. The nearby militia had grown to a force of more than 400 men. From their vantage point they saw smoke from the bonfire billowing from the town and assumed that their homes had been torched.
The militia left their hilltop retreat and moved back toward town. On the way, they confronted a contingent of British forces at the North Bridge over the Concord River. Several shots rang out from uncertain sources. No one fell and some of the militiamen assumed that the redcoats were simply trying to intimidate them and that they had no intention of opening fire. That illusion was quickly shattered when a crackling volley was loosed from the British side. Two Americans were killed and the militia promptly returned fire and killed two British by the bridge. The British ranks broke and the soldiers hurried back to Concord.
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Concord Massachusetts was also home to some famous American Authors, such as Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau. Later on, Nathianel Hawthorne also moved to Concord and he brought the childhood home of Louisa May Alcott.
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After the British were repelled at North Bridge, they decided to leave Concord and march back to Boston. The American militiamen initially stood silently and watched the departure, but later the local men began to take positions behind trees and fences and pour fire into the departing army. The church bells continued their tolling and increasing numbers of farmers and workmen left their tasks to join the rout.
The British were outraged by the American tactics, believing that real soldiers would confront their enemies in the open. Instead, the colonists would open fire from hidden positions as the army passed, then sprint ahead to another protected spot and repeat the process. The tired and angry British soldiers broke into houses along the path of retreat; any man remotely suspected of being one of the snipers was shot and his house burned.
British prospects improved somewhat in Lexington where they finally linked up with the relief forces. Two cannon had been brought from Boston and were used with some effect on the march back. Nevertheless, sniper attacks dogged the British to the city outskirts. At the end of the day, American militiamen began to encircle Boston and started the siege of Boston. And the American Revolution has begun.
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"This is a crisis that must be addressed, he said, and "the mayor is doing that."
For a mayor who has made unconventional public health initiatives a key part of his agenda, Monday's court decision is at least a distracting roadblock.
The soda rule revived complaints that he's turning a tough town into a "nanny state." The New York Post has pictured him as "Mayor Poppins" alongside stories about it.
And the court ruling could fuel longtime perceptions of him as high-handed and sometimes deaf to the democratic process, a criticism that hit a fever pitch when he persuaded the City Council to extend term limits in 2008 so he could run again after voters had twice approved the previous limit.
Tingling, the trial-level court judge, called the sugary drinks regulation "arbitrary and capricious," language that comes from a legal standard but could strike non-lawyers as an echo of the "imperial mayor" his critics sometimes deride.
Fairly or not, the ruling "makes it easier to paint him as someone who's kind of overbearing and autocratic," said Queens College political science professor Michael Krasner.
New Yorkers are divided on the issue, with 51 percent against it and 46 percent supporting it in a recent Quinnipiac University poll.
For his part, Bloomberg shrugs off questions about whether the soda contretemps has sapped his political capital, saying he's "trying to do what's right" and thinks the public ultimately will agree with him. He foresees smaller sodas becoming as normal as smoke-free bars, another change that was controversial when he led a charge for it more than a decade ago. The City Council passed it in 2002.
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I had this dream last night and thought I would share it with anyone willing to read it.
"Do you really beleive he does?" I whispered into the cold air.
We had snuck out of the large building. We slept in that building. The people who worked here and ran it, considered it a camp. It was so fancy it felt more like a country club for rich people who go golfing on the weekends. They still had a lake and activitys like camp but it felt to rich to be just any camp.
"You and him were both flirting in the water earlier." You whispered back and I could sense a flicker of excitment.
" I can't beleive he waits till the "End of the Year" trip to show affection." I said letting out a sigh and gazing back out across the lake.
"Your joking right? He hasn't stopped since January." You said almost yelling now.
"Your going to get us in trouble with your loud mouth."I said, giving you the best wink I could in the dark.
"What are you going to do?" You asked.
I sat there thinking letting my feet dangle of the dock. We sat silently listening to the water lap against the shore. I took a deep breath in and just looked at you.
"Your not gonna do anything, are you?" You said almost angrily.
I shook my head and spoke, "Why start something we can't finish."
"But you both are so perfect together it just isn't fair to-" You said talking faster as you went.
" I said no! I am not risking whatever friendship we could have in high school," I lowered my voice and softened my tone." It's just not fair to either of us. Even if he actually does."
You sighed and stood up. I sat, stranded out here in the cold. A tear slid down my face followed by another. I looked down at the water and started sobbing. I pulled my knees to me for my own protection. I needed to learn to not have boys be my life. My grandma told me boys were bad news, and she was right.
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New ComRes Poll – Tories Close the Gap on Labour
There is a new ComRes poll published tonight for tomorrow's Independent on Sunday/Sunday Mirror which follows the pattern of other recent polls with the Conservatives narrowing the gap with Labour:
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Lib Dem 11% (down 1%)
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NCAA Shake-Up: The Future Of College Athletics
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Originally published on Thu December 13, 2012 2:15 pm
In 2013 and 2014, there will be a number of substantial realignments in the NCAA conferences. Some believe that the realignment process will ultimately result in the creation of four "super conferences." NPR's Mike Pesca talks about how conference shifts could effect the future of college athletics.


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After Mike Rowe testified for congress on the topic of the American workforce, he put out this CNN IReport to discuss what he calls a dysfunctional relationship with work in America. It's refreshing to hear a "celebrity" talk candidly about a topic that is real. Mike Rowe does it like only Mike Rowe can, cutting long explanations about his opinions, to a specific point "We have a skills gap in America." High unemployment alone doesn't tell the whole story of the struggle that we are facing. Jobs that can't be filled by the current workforce skills compounds the problem. Is part of the problem "PR for Plumbers?" Watch for yourself and decide.
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Star of "Dirty Jobs" gives his testimony on the American Workforce and how it has changed since he was a boy. When I hear politicians talk about preparing today's students for the future, I cringe at the thought of what "the future" actually means. Is it the future where all students go to a four year college, unemployment is at double digits, and skilled jobs remain unfilled?
How do we address the problem of a skills gap? Mike hits on the point of vanishing Career and Technical education in schools. I would agree, and state that if we don't engage students by the middle school level it may be too late.
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BACKGROUND: Astronomers at the University of California, Santa Cruz are seeking the public's help to find and understand planets outside our solar system. No advanced degree or fancy equipment is needed: just a computer, Internet access, and an interest in astronomy. The project is called Systemic, and it enlists volunteers to identify and explore other planetary systems in the Milky Way. This will help create a virtual database of extrasolar planetary systems. Several hundred people have already volunteered in the project's introductory phase.
HOW IT WORKS: Systemic is modeled on other successful public participation projects, such as SETI@home, where users download a screensaver that uses their personal computer's processing power to analyze radio telescope data. But instead of just a screensaver, the astronomers wanted something that would more fully engage the user. The project involves a sophisticated simulation of the search for planets by creating a data set of 100,000 stars.
Participants can analyze this virtual galaxy themselves with freely available software. They can analyze the data for a target star. They can change planetary properties like mass, shape of the planet's orbit, and the time it takes for the planet to orbit its sun to find a configuration that best fits the data. Complicated large-scale simulation systems with multiple planets require a human eye and patience to arrive at an accurate description, which is a data-intensive, time-consuming process. By comparing the simulated observations with the real observations, the researchers hope to better understand how well, or how poorly, the search process collects a census of extrasolar planets.
WHY ITýS NEEDED: Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity says that gravity occurs because the mass of a celestial object, like the sun, warps the surrounding space-time. Planets orbiting the star follow that curvature. Astronomers find planets outside our own Solar system by measuring slight wobbles in a star's motion caused by the gravitational tug of an orbiting planet. Nearly 200 planets have been found orbiting other stars in our galaxy. However, this technique tends to locate planets that are both very large -- on a par with Jupiter -- and also close to their star. To make the process even slower, astronomers must share time on the few very large telescopes and are limited to observations lasting only a few days. This also limits what parts of the sky astronomers can observe, and thus the current data on planets outside our solar system is incomplete. Systemicýs simulated search uses the same kind of planetary wobble data that astronomers measure, as well as incorporating the observational biases that occur as they collect real data.
The American Geophysical Union contributed to the information contained in the TV portion of this report.


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Two practitioners from Tokyo will debate the changes in Japanese attitudes to mergers and acquisitions. Gerhard Fasol is the leading expert of Japan's electronics and telecoms sectors, while David Syrad is a consultant specializing on M&As, with particular reference to the automotive sector.
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A two-metre crocodile that has taken up residence on a north Queensland golf course has given new meaning to the term "water hazard".
The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) is planning to remove what is believed to be a freshwater crocodile found swimming in a water hazard at the Willows golf course Thuringowa, outside Townsville.
Regional director Clive Cook says golfers should be cautious.
"If it's a fresh water crocodile they're obviously not quite as dangerous as a salt water, but still with that sort of size it's not something you want to leave in a water hazard on the golf course," he said.
"It might compound the hazard nature of golf." ABC Queensland
To see what has been happening with the flooding in Queensland, go to the Video page and click on the addresses under Flooding News.
The news is devastating for the residents of the affected areas and all I can say is that we are relieved the residents of Tamborine Mountain are amongst the lucky ones.
What is particularly pleasing is that it has gone to someone who has selflessly given a great deal of his time to the community, despite being a "temporary resident" on a 410 visa. This is what the local paper had to say about him today:
WELL-KNOWN Tamborine Mountain resident JAAP VOGEL (above) has won the Mayor's Special Award in the 2008 Beaudesert Shire National Australia Day Awards.
Since arriving in Australia five years ago, Jaap has made an outstanding contribution to his local community through his active involvement in Tamborine Mountain Landcare.
Hailing from the Netherlands, Jaap and his wife Jedda decided to settle on Tamborine Mountain after coming to Australia in search of a better lifestyle.
Upon arriving on the Mountain, Jaap's first formal introduction to the community was at a Landcare meeting, where he put his hand up to lead the organisation. For the past three years, Jaap has been president of Tamborine Mountain Landcare. He is also the manager of the Landcare-sponsored bookshop Piccabeen.
Jaap and his wife (Jedda) are also qualified snake catchers, and in their spare time engage in nursing sick or injured snakes back to health.
The Mayor of Beaudesert Shire, Cr Joy Drescher said the Mayor's Special Award recognised the time and energy Jaap has put in over the years to drive the aims of Landcare.
"He is a remarkable person and has made a remarkable contribution to his local community. Even now, when he is receiving cancer treatment, Jaap continues to correspond with Landcare members to ensure projects continue," she said.
Currently, Tamborine Mountain Landcare is undertaking 21 regeneration projects, with sites located throughout the local area including Ohio, Knoll and Contour Rds, Tamborine Mountain High School, Rosser Park and the Botanic Gardens.
The Botanic Gardens project is one of the group's major ongoing projects, and is being undertaken in partnership with the Tamborine Mountain Garden Club to regenerate and extend the existing rainforest along Tamborine Creek, which runs through the Botanic Gardens. As a result of this project, large areas of lantana have been replaced with local rainforest species which will mature into an extension of the existing rainforest habitat.
Jaap also contributes to the local business community and is involved in the Tamborine Mountain Chamber of Commerce in an effort to build positive working relationships between tourism operators and environmental groups.
With so much weather around at the moment, it is natural that we are reading many statistics on the subject, and amongst the many articles, I discovered the following:
The highest temperature recorded in Australia using standard instruments was 51C at Oodnadatta, SA, in 1960.
Australia's lowest temperature was -22,2C recorded at Charlotte Pass in the NSW snowfields on June 29, 1994.
Tully in northern Queensland has the highest average rainfall at 4,242mm.
Mulka in South Australia averages only 103mm per year.
The highest temperature ever recorded in an Australian capital city is 47.6C at Adelaide on January 12, 1939.
On average - Sydney, easily. Melbourne's annual average rainfall is 655mm compared to Sydney's 1,214mm,
This is a tough one but two stand out, The Black Friday bushfires that ravaged Victoria on January 13, 1939 in which 71 people died and 1,300 homes were destroyed, And then we have the Ash Wednesday fires -75 people died and 2,500 homes were lost.
Surprisingly, heat waves. When temperatures peak in the mid-30s or higher over a succession of days, heat waves have caused more deaths than any other natural hazard. Just one, the January 1939 heat wave, killed an estimated 438 people across southeastern Australia.
The Bathurst Bay Cyclone that struck far northern Queensland on March 10, 1899, killed as many as 400 people, making it Australia's worst cyclone disaster.
I heard some reasonably good news, yesterday. It seems that Chris Evans the new Immigration Minister, was interviewed on Perth radio yesterday morning, and the issue of 410 visa holders was raised, and in particular, the question of permanent residence. The most interesting part of his reply was when he said that he firmly believed that no-one who lives in Australia and who has lived here for some time should be denied the opportunity to become an Australian citizen. To my knowledge, this is the first time anyone of any kind of seniority, and, let's face it, you can't get much more senior than the Immigration Minister, has actually come out in support of our quest.
Of course, it may all come to nothing; once Parliament gets together next month, which will be the first time since they came to office, and the Civil Servants start to weave their own form of control over the ministers. Still, what he said cannot be unsaid, so this could be just a very tiny crack in opening the door to permanent residence.
I understand that one of the new MP's in Perth, Sharryn Jackson, who was also at the radio interview, is very much a supporter of our cause so we are hoping that she will be a champion for us in any kind of lobbying we will be doing in the future.
It is now a matter of watch this space!
The rain has certainly had an effect on the garden of late, not least with the overwhelming amount of weeds! On the other hand, it is also doing good and on looking in my front garden today, I found a hibiscus that I had pruned very severely and it has produced not only a beautiful flower but a large one. Have a look at the other photo showing my hand next to the flower.
Another thing I found today was a complete co-incidence. I watched a programme from the UK called A Year at Kew and one of the items was about Fungi and someone had sent in what turned out to be a rare find in the UK which was a PepperPot Fungus. Well, I discovered its sister the Saltcellar, or Earth Star. The sample I found was quite old, as much of the star part on the base had deteriorated, still, there is no doubt of what it is.
Some of you who were around in the 1970's might remember the op group Middle of the Road. They first came to prominence when they competed in the UK TV talent show Opportunity Knocks appearing 4 weeks running and reaching the All Winners Final. They brought us memorable songs like "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep", "Soley, Soley", & "Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum", to name but three. They have a very interesting website which gives the complete history of the group, who are still performing today, with an albeit slightly changed personnel. Why not wander down Nostalgia lane?
Have a look at the BBC's "Where Are they Now?" page and read an interview with Ken Andrew who has been with the group since its inception.
You may wonder why I am mentioning them at all, well my interest is because two of the founder members of the group, Ian and Eric McCredie are my cousins and it is with very great sadness that I have to report that Eric died recently at the relatively young age of 62; he will be sorely missed in the industry as he was very well liked and respected.
I can remember visiting them and my Uncle and Aunt in Glasgow when we were all quite young and they tried to show me how to play the chanter that is used for the bagpipes; I couldn't even get one peep out of it! Eric was always the one who got up to mischief and was a great giggler. I shall always remember him with that lovely smile of his. R.I.P. Eric.
Links to reports of Eric's death:
The Independent; The Final Taxi; Herald Scotland; Middle of the Road; From Jane Laight
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Here are some thumbnail photos taken just now around the garden. You will notice just how prominent the ant hills are due to the heavy rain. Just click on the photos and they will enlarge and take you into a slide show.
"Ahhhhr! It's the rainy season", the old timers say, "This is how it always used to be", or words to that affect. Well, Jaap Vogel has collated all the rainfall data for Tamborine Mountain since the records started in 1889 and it seems that this could be a myth. For this month, which statistically is the wettest month for this area, we have had almost 400mm of rain, and it is only halfway through the month. As far as I can make out this figure has only been exceeded 10 times since 1889 with the greatest amounts in 1995 - 625, 1927- 800, 1947 - 1931 and 1974 - 1790, so I would reckon that this year will be counted as an exception, not the rule.
Still, I don't think we should grumble, after seeing what is happening in the UK. Only today I was reading in the Weekly Telegraph that, like here, more than a month's rain fall fell in some parts of the country on Sunday, causing a series of floods in the Midlands, the South West and Northern Ireland.
Saturday January 26 is Australia Day and to celebrate the mountain will be getting a visit from Barry Crocker who will be appearing at The Pavilion Garden Restaurant. Only a few weeks ago Elton John paid a visit to Canungra, which, for those of you who don't know, is a small town just off the mountain.
Read this as reported in news.com.au
Any holiday weekend in Australia is usually busy for Tamborine Mountain as visitors come here in their droves. Of course it is busy on most weekends, but particularly so on holiday weekends . As a resident not involved with tourism, I tend to stay in the comfort of my own home, because we maintain that living on Tamborine Mountain is like being on holiday all the time!


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My problem is that the games i like the most, i have the most frustrating trouble with. I own half of spider web software's games and yet can't complete any other than avadon. I cannot get past half of any of the games that jeff makes and I really am starting to think that he just doesn't know how to make games user friendly.
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1. Lost in the Fifties Tonight (In the Still of the Night)
2. In Love
3. Old-Fashioned Girl Like You
4. I Heard It Through the Grapevine
5. Don't Take It Tonight
6. How Do I Turn You On
7. Happy, Happy Birthday Baby
8. Nashville Moon
9. I Only Remember the Good Times
10. Money (That's What I Want)
11. Snap Your Fingers
12. Button Off My Shirt
13. Where Do the Nights Go
14. The Truth Is, I've Been Known to Lie
15. Make No Mistake, She's Mine
16. One Night
17. Old Folks
18. This Time Last Year
19. Earthquake
Jerry Douglas: Dobro
Chet Atkins: Guitar (Acoustic)
Ronnie Milsap: Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer
Rob Galbraith: Producer
Lloyd Green: Guitar (Steel)
Jon Goin: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
David T. Clydesdale: String Arrangements
Don Potter: Guitar (Acoustic)
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Larry Byrom: Guitar (Electric)
Jimmy Capps: Guitar (Acoustic)
Mark Casstevens: Guitar (Acoustic)
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Sonny Garrish: Guitar (Steel)
Berry Gordy, Jr.: Composer
Carl Gorodetzky: Concert Master
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David Hungate: Bass
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When her husband, Mike Spencer, could not legally run again for Sauk County Sheriff, Dolly Spencer threw her hat in the ring and was elected as Sauk County's first female sheriff. Both Mike and Dolly made sure voters knew that Mike would continue his duties while Dolly held the title. The time was the 1960s when county government was smaller and a bit more relaxed, but things would become very tense in August of 1961 when County Traffic Officer James Jantz was shot dead and Police Chief Bob Kohl was wounded in Lake Delton by three men pulled over in their car. The ensuing "Man Hunt of '61" was just one of the episodes that Sheriff Dolly Spencer experienced while living in Sauk County's old red brick castle-looking jail. More of Dolly's life will be told about by her children Diane and Terry at a presentation on May 10, 2012 at 7 p.m. at the Sauk County Historical Museum. Open to the public, free of charge.
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Welcome! Thank you for visiting my site. Whether painting figures, a still life or portrait, I strive to replicate the amazing nuances of color and light present in my subject. I want to capture a particular mood, a sliver of time, or the sheer beauty of Creation in each of my paintings and to emphasize what intrigued me about a particular subject. I hope you enjoy your visit!!
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MVC will decide on Oak Bluffs harbor fuel
By Steve Myrick
Published: June 11, 2009
The Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC) is expected to vote this evening on whether to grant a permit for the town of Oak Bluffs to begin offering fuel for sale from portable tanks located near the harbormaster's shack.
Since the harbor opened for the season on Memorial Day weekend, no fuel has been available for recreational boaters or commercial fishermen. Concerned about the effect of the lack of fuel on nearly $1 million in revenue the town earns from the harbor, the town has moved to establish its own fuel operation. Local businessman Mark Wallace, who operated the only fuel outlet on the harbor last year, has not yet begun operation this year. Safety repairs and fire inspections must be completed before the pumps, located on Church's Pier, can open for business. Further complicating the picture is a financial and legal dispute involving Mr. Wallace and Ralph Packer, a Vineyard Haven businessman who once supplied fuel to Mr. Wallace.
Last Thursday, the MVC conducted a public hearing on the town's proposal. Town administrator Michael Dutton told the commission that Oak Bluffs is facing a $500,000 budget shortfall in the coming fiscal year, and some of that is because he anticipates less revenue from visiting boaters.
"We could see a reduction in revenue in a harbor our size, just because of the lack of fuel," said Mr. Dutton. "We are not looking to supplant private enterprise, but in this case, the harbor is such a critical component in the overall revenue scheme." He said the plan was a temporary measure, but that the town may seek a permanent fuel facility if there is no reliable source of fuel on the harbor after next summer.
Mr. Wallace and Mr. Packer both attended the hearing. Mr. Wallace assured commissioners that he would be offering fuel this summer. Mr. Packer said he would be willing to suspend part of his legal and financial dispute with Mr. Wallace in order to allow fuel sales from Church's Pier.
Several commissioners asked what might happen to the temporary fuel tanks
if a catastrophic hurricane struck the Island. Mr. Dutton said the fuel could be quickly pumped into a tanker truck and the tanks themselves could be hauled by truck to a safer place in the event of a hurricane.
Commissioner Chris Murphy of Chilmark noted that part of the MVC's purpose is to promote and enhance sound local economies. "I worry that you're usurping a private business," he said.
Mr. Dutton responded that the town has obligations to all commercial establishments located on the harbor. "As much as the town is looking to protect its revenue stream, another interest is preserving the business that comes into those local businesses," said Mr. Dutton.
Doug Abdelnour Jr., manager of Nancy's, a restaurant and bar that overlooks the harbor, said limited fuel availability has already affected local business. "We had a lot of unhappy customers last year that couldn't get fuel, didn't want to come in," he said. "To have a couple of tanks, just in case, doesn't seem like a bad idea."


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Senate Democrats stepped up their efforts to quash the nomination of Attorney General Peter G. Verniero to the State Supreme Court today, asking the Governor to withdraw the nomination. They also asked a court to force Mr. Verniero to release confidential documents about his involvement in five controversial cases, including the investigation into racial profiling by state police.
Gov. Christine Todd Whitman showed no signs of abandoning her nominee for the state's highest court. ''I feel very good about his nomination,'' she said. ''I am continuing to support him 100 percent.''
The attacks were part of an escalating campaign against Mr. Verniero leading up to scheduled confirmation hearings by the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 6. The Democrats hope to bring political pressure to bear and to stir opposition by a public that has largely ignored the fight over the nomination. The Democrats began their effort two days after Mrs. Whitman and Mr. Verniero acknowledged that some state troopers have used race as the basis for stopping drivers on the New Jersey Turnpike.


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Whether you are a professional chef, or a hiker with a passion for cooking or simply a food lover, a culinary vacation is the perfect way to experience a country or region. It is possible to learn as much about the history and culture of a people from the methods and ingredients used in their cooking as from anything found in a book. I was born and raised in Italy and I have also lived and taught Italian cooking in California for the last 15 years. I can say that my approach to the way I conceive my cooking tours is unique. Having lived in both countries, I can affirm that my clients experience Italy from an insider's point of view while having their needs met, and enjoy communication in their language. Participants learn from me and from some of my friend chefs and restaurateurs the cooking techniques that enable them to reproduce the specialties of the regions we visit. Everything is done by hand, from scratch, and only with the freshest ingredients. I also offer some basic Italian language instruction to make it possible to communicate, shop, read a menu, and order a meal. Whenever we have a chance, we participate in local seasonal festivals, mixing with local people and staying off the beaten track. Participants return home with lasting memories and with a feeling of belonging to the places we visited. The four locations I propose for our cooking adventures are very familiar
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H.R. 4085, The Military Service Tax Relief Act of 2007
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H.R. 4085 would amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to make permanent the penalty-free distributions from retirement plans to individuals called to active duty and the election to include combat pay as earned income for purposes of the earned income tax credit.
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Story | Dec 29, 2012 | 4:32 PMnow playing "Django Unchained" (R). A slave-turned-bounty hunter sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi plantation owner. With Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio. TownMall Cinemas (12:15, 3:45, 7:20, 10:50 p.m.) "The... -
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Story | Dec 15, 2012 | 3:57 PMnow playing "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" (PG-13). Bilbo Baggins begins a journey to reclaim a stolen treasure. With Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage. TownMall Cinemas (11:00 a.m., 12:00*, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00*, 7:00, 7:30*, 8:00*, 10:50... -
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G. Alan Marlatt, PhD, until his death in 2011, was Director of the Addictive Behaviors Research Center and Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington. For over 30 years, Dr. Marlatt conducted pioneering work on understanding and preventing relapse in substance abuse treatment and was a leading proponent of the harm reduction approach to treating addictive behaviors. He was a recipient of honors including the Jellinek Memorial Award for outstanding contributions to knowledge in the field of alcohol studies, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Innovators Combating Substance Abuse Award, the Research Society on Alcoholism's Distinguished Researcher Award, and the Career/Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies.
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