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Piat: 'In France, social dialogue has finished'
Philippe Piat, president of the French footballers' association UNFP and vice-president of FIFPro, speaks in French daily Le Monde about the situation of Peguy Luyindula, a player who is persona non grata at his club Paris Saint-Germain.
Czech Court states: 'Sportsmen are workers'
For the first time it has been decided by the Highest Administrative Court of the Czech Republic that the contract between a sportsman and his club might be a labour contract. The Court advised a change in Czech labour law.
FIFPro and Swiss union: 'FIFA threats unacceptable'
FIFPro and the Swiss Association of Football Players (SAFP) regard FIFA's threat to suspend the Swiss Football Association (SFV) as unacceptable and absolutely disproportionate.
Slovenian players refuse to give image rights to FA
The professional footballers from Slovenia unanimously declared that they will not allow the Slovenian football association NZS to make use of their image rights until the FA agrees on a social dialogue.
Irish footballers in Oslo: a chance to stay in the game
The Irish Daily Mail covered last Friday's FIFPro Winter Tournament and reported about the team of the Irish professional footballers' association PFAI. 'This team would be competing for the Irish Premier Division title.'

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Due to public demand, Tim Batt had added TWO extra shows - Friday 10 May, 8.30pm & Saturday 11 May, 8.30pm at Brooklyn Bar.
Tim Batt has been drinking a lot of coffee and spending sleepless nights watching conspiracy 'documentaries' online. Now he's pieced together CIA plots, faked moon landings, Canterbury cat sightings and Masonic handshakes to discover the truth.
Bring your tin foil hat (one may be provided for you), filter your waterbottle (Google 'fluoride') and fire up the blog; This show will reveal either the truth or Tim being a sleep-deprived jackass.
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MARCH 2009: FROM THE EDITORThe 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon project turns 16 this year. Looking back over the past issues of the magazine, one thing is constant: change. Over the years, companies that have made the list have thrived and dived. Dozens that were on the list even in recent years have been acquired, merged, sold or closed.
Even some companies on this year's 100 Best list find themselves caught in the turmoil. Qualcomm has announced that it will have to shut its Oregon office; Wachovia was acquired by Wells Fargo late last year; and Rose City Mortgage Specialists, the No. 1 Small Company, had to move back to the CEO's home. These are just a few examples; many more companies on the list are trimming and tucking. These are hard things but they don't negate the great environment that got these companies on the list in the first place. |
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Ask most any longtime amateur sky watcher what initially turned them on to astronomy, and I'm betting they will tell you a view of Saturn in a telescope was the initial "Wow!"
Saturn first-time viewers generally take a good long look at the telescope eyepiece, sometimes backing off to search for some sort of electronic image device or color slide inside the telescope that is producing what must be a fake image.
A few people have told me they soon moved away from the hobby because nothing else they could point their scopes toward measured up to that first view of a ringed Saturn.
There's no doubt about it. A first-time telescopic view of Saturn through a good telescope hits hard and is always remembered.
This month, Saturn gets more convenient to observe. The planet reaches opposition late this month. That means it appears opposite the sun in our sky, rises at sunset and is visible all night long.
Most any telescope magnifying about 30X will at least begin to show Saturn's rings.
Galileo first noticed the rings in his telescope in the early 1600s, but his scope couldn't make out the rings for what they really are. He thought Saturn had two close moons on opposite sides of the planet.
Later observers and better telescopes showed the true nature of the broad, flat ring system completely encircling the planet. The view through 4-inch and larger amateur telescopes can be breathtaking.
Saturn is easily visible to the unaided eye and is considered the most distant planet most of us can see using our eyes alone. It appears as a bright yellowish "star" that doesn't twinkle as much as typical stars.
During my lifetime, one of the most noteworthy solar system discoveries was the finding of rings around other planets. Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune all have ring systems. But none of rings circling these worlds appear as majestic as the ringed sixth planet from the sun.
Saturn is easy to see in our evening sky. It rises a little south of due east and becomes visible low in the eastern sky as soon as darkness falls. Look for a bright yellowish star-like object that doesn't twinkle as much as the stars, but shines with a steady glow. The bright bluish white star Spica appears to the upper right of Saturn in the early evening eastern sky.
On Thursday, the full moon can point the way to Saturn since the planet appears very close to the moon's upper left. Look for Saturn to the left of the moon on May 25.
Saturn takes almost 30 of our Earth years to circle the sun once, so it appears to move very slowly. The long Saturn "year" offers us a changing perspective on Saturn and its rings.
Sometimes the rings are presented to us in a very oblique "open" position, while every 17 years or so, the rings appear edge-on to our line of sight. The edge-on ring orientation last happened in 2009.
When our line of sight does pass through the plane of Saturn's rings, the rings can practically disappear. While the ring system has a diameter about equal to the earth-moon distance of about a quarter of million miles, the rings are less than one mile thick. They are made of chunks of ice that orbit Saturn forming a very thin, flat ring.
Though Saturn is coming into view low in the eastern sky as soon as it gets dark, you'll get a clearer, steadier view of the planet later in the evening after it has climbed higher in the sky. Then you will be looking through a lesser thickness of our turbulent atmosphere, which always blurs what we see in earth-based telescopes.
Another Saturn attraction outside the ring system is Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Titan is one of the few moons with an atmosphere and even has liquid-filled lakes. But rather than water, the planet's lakes are believed to be filled with cold liquid methane. In a telescope, Titan appears as a nearby star just outside Saturn's rings. It orbits Saturn every 16 days.
Make a point to check out Saturn in the next several months with a good amateur telescope. Whether it's your first or your next gaze at this ringed world, it will be memorable.
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Nothing lasts forever, and that especially is true for any position in journalism, particularly those at the top - editors. As a freelancer, I write for more of them than I have fingers on which to count.
And so earlier this spring I said goodbye to a longtime boss of mine, Rebecca Dravis, formerly of The Advocate. She decided to leave the full time profession of letters to pursue a passion of working with the Girl Scouts. It's an endeavor she was exposed to while volunteering to lead her daughter's troop. Honestly, it was the last thing I thought she'd be doing, but people have many talents, so more power to her!
In reflecting on Rebecca leaving the only career she knew since graduating from college, I've concluded editors are a peculiar breed.
The toughest of their jobs has to be in daily print journalism. All editors, even freelancers, are concerned with output. Those working at dailies face the starkness of a recurring deadline whose emphasis is not always process, but rather product.
This leaves little margin for innovation, a luxury sometimes left to department editors, or most often to writers. The top gun is something of an anti-Hamlet: Not much rumination, but lots of action, as the papers must be on our doorsteps early the next morning.
To get that product, editors must squeeze as well as stroke their writers. Theodore Bernstein, the late, legendary editor at the New York Times in the 1950s and 1960s, once likened the relations between an editor and a writer akin to that between a mongoose and a snake.
Nevertheless, Bernstein recognized that superlative editors tread lightly to avoid changing the meaning of a piece. He concluded that the best talent a confident editor can possess in dealing with a writer is calculated restraint.
Both parties get themselves into trouble when they try to do each other's jobs. Often they cease to communicate because their perspectives have been blurred by not staying in their respective lanes. Lost in all this is the imperious nature each can assume, often inflamed by the editor as boss, and the writer as producer.
I took my own editorial turn long ago, almost right out of college, for a community newspaper that barely merited that designation. It was a part-time job with a tiny staff. I was curious if I could eventually give up my day job to pursue my own love of word-smithing.
After two years in which I had a lot of fun and learned how much I didn't know more than how much I thought I did, I turned my focus back to other careers, which provided better security for my growing family.
When I returned to journalism in later life, it took me time to realize how much I had forgotten - both about professional (as opposed to academic) writing, and how differently each new mongoose would stalk my serpent text. So I retrained myself to adjust my writing and now never stop tweaking it to satisfy their needs.
That said, while the editor always holds immediate power, the writer possesses some, albeit more subtle sway: The allegiance of readers. It takes a long time to build, but it counts for a lot.
Writers, particularly at newspapers now facing so many Digital Age challenges, are ultimately at the mercy of their editors. Our best weapon is to keep our fangs sheathed and give the man (or woman) what they want.
As a former editor once told me in full mongoose deadpan: "In journalism, the squeaky wheel doesn't get the grease; it gets replaced by a wheel that doesn't squeak."
Wiser words have never been spoken. But in his next breath, that same gatekeeper gave the snake a knowing nod: "If I've got a writer in the stable who's money and produces for me like clockwork, I'm not only willing to forgive a lot, but I'm riding that horse as long and as far as I can."
My ex-boss Rebecca, now in the first weeks of a new chapter in her life, embodied that to the Nth degree. Sure, we disagreed on some minor issues, but whether I was filing a column, feature, or review, she valued my efforts and end results. For that I'll always be grateful.
But these guys and gals are still tough. I'm not holding my breath for a free box of Girl Scout cookies.
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More staff to be moved into Central Police Station – making room for mobility policies
News from NZ Police
A range of proposed and actual changes to the way many Auckland City Police operate and where they operate from, will see new support and deployment units established and more staff accommodated in a reconfigured Auckland Central Police Station.
A District Command Centre will be established on part of the station's top floor and, as part of its operations, it will encompass the CCTV monitors that are currently in the Downtown Police Station on Fort St.
District Commander, Superintendent Mike Clement, says with the recent government announcement of Mobility – whereby the majority of frontline staff will be equipped with devices including i-phones and i-pads in the coming months – it makes sense to reassess what staff consider their base location.
"Mobility devices will be rolled out in the district from late May and, as a result, staff will spend more time in the field and much less time in Police stations.
"We're in a consultation period with the 30 beat and four support staff from the Downtown Station and have proposed they relocate to Auckland Central to work alongside their patrol group and public counter colleagues, respectively.
"If the proposal is accepted in its entirety, there won't be any further need for the Downtown Station and Police interests in it will be sold off in a robust property market.
"Further, in keeping with the theme of centralisation and co-location of associated work groups, we're proposing that the Police Prosecution Service relocate from its current rented accommodation in Albert St to what is currently the Barracks Bar at Central.
"I have endorsed the proposal that spaces in Auckland Central be reconfigured and refurbished to accommodate our colleagues in the prosecution service so that they can be nearer to our recently established 24/7 Case Management Centre.
"I've no doubt there will be disruption to many in the short term given that there is reconstruction and movement inherent in all these proposals, but we have to change with the times and make our buildings and office spaces fit for the purposes we want of them."
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Ubuntu's B-Sides: Alternative Apps
In his blog, Canonical coworker Jorge O. Castro announces his so-called "b-sides" of Ubuntu, software that didn't make it into Ubuntu's standard installation.
Those not familiar with the term B-side have to go back to the vinyl recording days. Singles were 45 RPM records that on their A-sides usually had a cut from a band's newly released album. Because singles had two sides, the B-sides often had a less known track that didn't appear on the album. Although the B-sides didn't (with some exceptions) achieve the popularity of the tracks on the A-sides, they were more or less bonus material and highly sought after by collectors.
Such "b-sides" will now be available for Ubuntu. Castro together with Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre assembled a PPA for these "killer Bs" that provide a selection of programs that Castro considers needing to be "classy" but couldn't be included in the standard installation due to CD space considerations. A metapackage called b-sides would load the bundle of software. Castro is already considering further packages especially for admins or KDE users.
Castro provided a b-sides list that includes OpenOffice, GNOME Do, Gwibber, Jokosher, Miro, Inkscape, gimp-data-extras and GNOME Scan. To install the apps, Ubuntu users can update their systems' software sources with the PPA and install the b-sides package.
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ALBANY, GA -- The Willson Hospice House was presented with a check for $20,000 Tuesday morning!
The money was donated from the Snickers Marathon, which donates their earnings each year to the center.
Officials with the center say they are able to buy much needed equipment for their patients.
Catherine Glover with the Albany area Chamber of Commerce also says there is now a much deeper link between the chamber and the hospice center.
Vice President of the CVB, Sarah Underdown passed away from cancer a couple years back and Wendy Martin with the Chamber passed away only a month ago.
"To know that the legacy of these dear ladies are living on through the marathon and through the Willson Hospice House means a lot to all of us, it's especially close and personal," said Glover.
In total, the Snickers Marathon has donated $95,000 over the past five years for the Willson Hospice Center.


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• Michigan Web Account Manager for Claimants and Employers The Michigan Web Account Manager (MiWAM) is the Unemployment Insurance Agency's (UIA) new and improved system for managing your unemployment account electronically.
• Michigan Web Account Manager MiWAM Toolkit for Claimants MiWAM replaces the Claimant Web Account Manager (CWAM) and makes doing business with the UIA simpler, faster and more efficient.
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• Notice of Work Search Requirement For all claimants who begin a claim for benefits after January 6, 2013, the Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) requires a systematic and sustained work search for each week they claim unemployment benefits. As a claimant, you must report your record of work search at least once a month using one of the following methods: Submit information on the UIA's Claim Portal, under UIA Online Services for Unemployed Workers, Submit Form UIA 1583, Monthly Record of Work Search, via mail or fax, or Appear at a Michigan Works Agency location to file a work search form.
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• Update Regarding Federal Unemployment Extensions If you are currently receiving Tier 3 EUC benefits and you exhaust during week ending 12/7/2013 or later, you may qualify for Tier 4. If you are eligible for Tier 4, you will collect Tier 4 EUC benefits until December 28, 2013, after which no federal extensions are available. For more information, please click here to visit the Emergency Unemployment Compensation Update area.
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Conker champ Charlie Bray will be sadly missed (From Basingstoke Gazette)
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Conker champ Charlie Bray will be sadly missed
3:00pm Thursday 26th September 2013 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A FORMER world conker champion, who had a brush with death on several occasions while fighting for his country during the war, is being mourned by family and friends.
Henry Charles Bray, known as Charlie, was born on January 8, 1919 in Chilbolton, as the eldest of four children. He later moved to Tichbourne Down, near Alresford, where he went to school.
Following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Charlie left home aged 14 to take his first gamekeeper job on the Portal Estate in Laverstoke.
When the Second World War began, Charlie, already a Territorial, had to report to Overton Headquarters.
As Private Bray of The Hampshire Regiment, he spent the first years of the war in the south, guarding ports, training and marching.
In 1941, the regiment moved to Kent, when, aged 22, Charlie earned his stripes. Charlie married his wife Judy in August 1942, before serving abroad, in countries including North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Greece, eventually becoming a Company Sergeant Major.
His daughter, Wendy, was born in 1943 while Charlie was in Sicily, and she was a month old before the news reached him and three-years-old before he first saw her.
Charlie was wounded five times in active service. At Casino in Italy, he was walking down a mountain and passed a dump of shells. The next thing he knew he was coming round in a medical tent, covered in blood.
It turned out that he had been blown over a hundred yards down the mountain.
On another occasion, also in Italy, Charlie came face to face with two Germans in a trench, and one threw a grenade at him.
Hitting Charlie in the chest, he fell to the ground and shouted for comrades with him to run as he raced a few yards and threw himself to the ground as the grenade exploded.
After the war, Charlie went back to being a gamekeeper, this time on the Lord Ranks' estate in Micheldever.
In 1948, his second daughter Penny was born. After 10 years, the family moved to Lord Ashburton's Estate in Itchen Stoke.
In 1978 came a two-year stint in Northamptonshire, where Charlie was propelled into the international limelight as a conker player, winning the World Conker Championship twice.
Charlie appeared on television and even went to New York with a television company to teach the Americans how to play.
One of his favourite stories was how to harden your 'nut', in which he described in detail the best way to prepare a conker – by passing it through a pig.
In 1980, Charlie and Judy moved to Cole Henley, where they stayed for 30 years.
When Charlie, a grandfather-of-three, turned 80 he retired, but 24 hours later he was asked back into employment, to take responsibility for gardens in Cole Henley, which is how he spent the last 14-years of his life.
Last year, Charlie and Judy celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.
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Notice: This thread is archived, there is a native txp tag now: <txp:section_list>.
I wrote up this little plugin yesterday night, it takes all your section's and output's them as links to the highest level of that section (/section_name). Using wrap and break tags you can make them output as anything you want (div within a blockquote if you wanted!), and there are a few other options as well. Best example I can give is on my site, the menu you see on the side and top uses my plugin. Its default settings create's an unordered list that include every section in alphabetical order.
Enjoy, post/email any comments or suggestions.
wow, the title of this thread got really messed up.
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I know this may be inproper BB use, but I just wanted to say I left a topic for you (greenrift) here, and I couldn't find any way to contact you through this or your site. Again, sorry for the irrelevent post.
I installed this yesterday and it's working like a charm. I made a hack on it to make the Home link functionality stop requiring the special "home" addition to the url. Basically, if it is rendering the special home item, it links to the site root.
Change the line:
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if($sval != "home") { $tagatts[] = ' href="'.$pfr.$sval.'"'; } else { $tagatts[] = ' href="/"'; }
Thanks for the great plugin!
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how is this any different than <txp:section_list />
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> tinyfly wrote:
> how is this any different than <txp:section_list />
Section List will just output all of your sections in alphabetical order. It's an all or nothing kind of thing. My plugin lets you rearrange the order, remove certain sections, and a link to your root directory. It's section_list with some additional functionality.
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This is a nice plugin, I am wondering though:
- why do you use a "span" for each li in the generated html code? As far as I can see, a span is not needed there.
. – how could I use an "id" option, instead of the "class" option?
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nice one! I was just using a linked list giving the sections their own catagory but no longer will I need to do that!
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> This is a nice plugin, I am wondering though:
> why do you use a "span" for each li in the generated html code? As
> far as I can see, a span is not needed there.
I use the span tags around the text of the link so that if someone wanted to use FIR or similiar method they could.
> how could I use an "id" option, instead of the "class" option?
There is none currently, but you could edit the source (click on the plugin link, and edit it using the textarea) and where it says "$class = (!empty($atts['class'])…" replace the part following it ' class="'.$atts['class']'"' with ' id="'.$atts['class'].'"' (make sure to include that space before "id").
I'll add a real ID option and post it up later today.


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Editor's note: The following is the third of a four part Advocate series following Oldcastle Theatre Company's transition to its new home in downtown Bennington, Vt. Look for the fourth and final installment previewing Oldcastle's entire 2012-13 season in November.
BENNINGTON -- Oldcastle Theatre Company co-founder and artistic director Eric Peterson listened to the construction ruckus from the stairwell outside his office and smiled, even though time is getting short. Now that the planning for his upcoming stage season is firmed up, and its opening night is set for early December, his company is in a race.
"We only have two months to wrap this work, and to get our opening play out on the stage," Peterson said. "But this is good, because more than ever before we've witnessed the power of togetherness in our community, not just to keep Oldcastle here in town, but to have it flourish as never before."
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Established in 1972, Oldcastle is a professional Equity theater that has produced more than 300 plays. The company began as a traveling act for two years, then staged its plays in the historic Everett Mansion at Southern Vermont College before settling at the Bennington Center for the Arts for the last two decades.
Oldcastle has presented original work on Vermont Public Television, performed for the Vermont Legislature, toured with the Vermont Bicentennial Play, and won awards from the New England Theatre Conference and the Vermont Arts Council.
Its new home at the old Knights of Columbus building on Main St. was provided through the generosity of the Goldberg family, owner of the eponymous home supply businesses in Bennington and North Adams.
Trustee president Charles Putney said the work is starting to take shape, and with multiple contractors on site pushing for completion in time for the December opening, co-operation and results are the order of the day.
"We will have a flexible performing space that can be configured as a proscenium, arena, or three quarters. The seating will vary from 130 or so to approximately 150 which is, we think, an ideal size," he said.
Oldcastle will use its new home to offer a range of programs for youth, seniors, amateur actors and playwrights, Peterson added. The building will also be the base for Oldcastle Actors' Express, a popular touring company that visits schools across the tri-state region with interactive programs that are relevant to children and educators.
"We already several arts organizations that have agreed to perform here, and there is interest on multiple artistic and education fronts in usage of the new space," he said.
Community togetherness
Current projects in Oldcastle's new downtown home are not reserved to the actual theater performing space. In addition to complete renovation of numerous bathroom facilities and building compliance with ADA guidelines, several thousand square feet are being morphed into brand new rehearsal spaces which can also accommodate dance, a props and costume workshop complete with storage, meeting rooms, and a lighting and sound booth.
Peterson said the entire project, which won't see all phases complete until early 2013, will cost about $1.1 million.
"We've had quite a few six-figure gifts, and none of this would be possible without that level of generosity," he said. "But just as important is the other kind of largesse that has just blown us away with each passing week."
Peterson explained he was referring to the steadily increasing volunteer hours and in-kind donations Oldcastle has seen throughout this entire process. This, he added, has even extended to the builders on site. To date four different contractors have donated some portion of their labor costs and some materials in support of the project.
Robert Moriarty, president of Moriarty & Associates LLC, a construction company from North Bennington, was present to inform Peterson that his firm would donate the expense of all waste material removal from the site.
"The Oldcastle project was very important to us for far more than the contract awarded on these renovations," Moriarty said while monitoring progress in the new green room. "In a community, citizens must do their part. Everyone benefits from Oldcastle in their midst, because theater is a cultural multiplier. And when the arts are strong, so is business. We are all neighbors here, so just doing the work isn't enough. We must give back, too."
Peterson concurred by emphasizing that the move to a new location has been both labor and education.
"There is so much going on between facility construction and artistic programming and development," Peterson said. "But what we never expected was the largesse of so many people, and the willingness to band together. This is something that was lost on us after so many years housed outside of town. Here, though, the energy surrounds us every day. And that will show when the curtain rises on our first opening night."
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You make some good points.
I have an uncle in Ft. Lauderdale. He is (in the privacy of his own home) an unapologetic racist. He hoards weapons and MREs. He is absolutely sure that the lower classes are going to rise up and come for his stuff. He's an attorney with a 40 year practice. The Tea Party is still his political party of choice. Election be danged. His respect for and support of our military borders on the bizarre. He never served, personally. His news source is FOX, but he goes far beyond Hannity and Rush - the periodicals around his house are severely right-wing. He is an extremely difficult and angry person. He is always right - never considers anyone's input or opinion - and differs with everyone unilaterally, even his conservative cronies, but anyone left of him absolutely. He hates - HATES - blacks and liberals. You can only imagine his reaction to Obama's having been elected. He went nuts - ballistic. His already extreme political and social views went to eleven. This very likely has ruined 8 years of his life. If he lives to 80, that's ten percent of his lifetime, utterly destroyed by an election result he vehemently opposed. He has a stratospheric IQ and a photographic memory. Highly educated, raised in wealth and privilege. He swaggers, drives a huge SUV, "End of an Error", etc. In polite company he dials it back enough to get his views across without slurs or overt anger. So unless you really know him, you couldn't pin it on him. But he lives conservative politics and he is a serious hater.
And that's just one - read between the lines on here, everywhere. There are hundreds of thousands very much like him. Not millions, but a sizable quantity. In terms of the overall population, there are fewer than we are led to believe - they are loud and militant. But they are out there, and their "Party" has not only gained a significant foothold on the national political scene, they have essentially hijacked the legislative branch, forming a polar opposite balance to the moderate executive they see as a socialist, and probably a Communist conspirator.
These are largely - almost exclusively - white males. Their offspring, fostered by hateful rhetoric, believe and vote along the same lines. Their wives, brow beaten and controlled, do as they are told.
When a man of color was elected to the highest office in the land, these people went absolutely and rabidly insane. They will never change, and they will not rest until "the black guy" (not their words) is vanquished and there's a right-thinking white "father figure" in the White House once again. The way it should be.
Now. You tell these people that the election is over, their side lost, they should pause and reflect, gain wisdom from the defeat and cooperate with the other side.
But you make some good points.
Now would be a good time to duck.
If you substitute "conservative" where it says "liberal" you will find the basis for all these comments I read about Bush. It is on every political blog and dear, there are more Republican haters as you are in the majority.
I don't understand about the race thing in this day and age and he and others are wrong. There are white haters also but they're wrong also.
So what if he's successful? Sounds like a little jealousy on your part.
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A couple of weeks ago, Burlington's Church Street got a little less cheesy. That's when owner Brian Stone closed Cheese 'n Crust Souperstar.
The 126-square-foot eatery, located in the old Klinger's [1] kiosk, served up grilled-cheese sandwiches in various flavors, along with bowls of soup. For every serving of chili or gazpacho he sold, Stone donated one to charity."
According to Stone, who also owns the Garden of Eatin' Café [2] in Williston, getting people to wait outdoors for a hot meal on a frigid day was tougher than he'd expected. "In the winter season, when you'd actually count on selling more soup, it was sparse," he recalls. During the summer, ice cream helped bolster sales, but it wasn't enough.
Stone still holds the lease on the tiny spot and plans to turn it into something that will make use of the kiosk's "greatest asset: its exposure to millions of people." Until the Church Street Marketplace approves his new plan, though, he's got to keep mum on the concept. One thing he can say? He won't be serving food.
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Kim McDonald, a registered nurse, was promoted to associate chief nurse of patient care services, geriatrics/long-term care. She has been at the center since 2001 and has 26 years of experience as a registered nurse in the civilian and federal sectors.
Jeffrey Stanko joined the center as the customer service coordinator of performance improvement. Stanko previously served as an operations and training specialist for the Directorate of Human Resources at Fort Bragg. He is an Army veteran.
Michael Cleary was appointed chief of health administrative service. He previously served as regional revenue manager for VISN 10 at the Dayton VA Medical Center in Ohio. Cleary started with the VA as an employee relations specialist in 2004 with promotion to chief medical care cost recovery program in the patient business service department. He is an Air Force veteran.
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Oh my, too cute. I'm glad they aren't anywhere near me because I'm sure one of my kids would want to adopt one, and we already have a small petting zoo here. I posted about my petting zoo before. We have a Bearded dragon, Armidillo lizard, gecko, hedgehog, chihuahua, and a corgi. All done I say!
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ingdom Building Ministries is an evangelical Christian, parachurch organization that partners with churches, universities, denominations and other ministry organizations to:Challenge, equip and mobilize Christians to become Kingdom laborers.
At the center of our mission is the distinguishing word laborer. It's a biblical word that Jesus used in Matthew 9:35-38. After traveling from town to town and seeing all the harassed and helpless people, He turned to His disciples and said, "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out laborers into his harvest field" (italics added). According to Jesus, laborers are the answer to the great harvest need. Laborers are his plan for the masses of harassed and helpless people in the world. And He doesn't seem to have a "plan B."
But what is a laborer? Simply put, a laborer is a disciple in action. (The very word implies action and work.) Laborers are those who are making a difference in people's lives and in God's Kingdom by actively and lovingly serving those around them. They get into the mud puddles of life's deepest needs. They're ordinary people who are making an extraordinary difference in the places where God has given them influence—in their families, neighborhoods, communities, schools, workplaces, churches, etc. They're taking their love for God into places all over the world by putting their Christian faith into action in practical and meaningful ways.
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Pastors commonly speak of the 80-20 principle that's at work in their churches—20 percent of the people do 80 percent of the work. This reality can cause those who are actively involved in ministry (vocational or non-vocational) to become weary because the job is much bigger than them. Meanwhile, those who are sitting on the sidelines of ministry get even more spiritually complacent and lazy. A part of our mission is to challenge the 80 percent who are sitting on the sidelines to get into the game!
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Rushing for the Arctic's Riches
While many existing oil and gas reserves in other parts of the world are facing steep decline, the Arctic is thought to possess vast untapped reservoirs.
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Study: Atlantic drilling could give economy $23.5B boost
If companies were allowed to drill for oil and gas in Atlantic waters off the East Coast, the work would help create nearly 280,000 new jobs and contribute some $23.5 billion to the U.S. economy each year by 2035, according to a study unveiled Thursday by two industry trade groups.
The British are coming - in defense of BP
The British government took the unusual step of filing a brief in a Texas federal court in support of BP in its quest to get the EPA to lift a ban on the British oil giant's ability to bid for federal contracts, including leases on offshore drilling prospects in the Gulf of Mexico.
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As the push for offshore drilling heats up, the oil-and-gas industry said Thursday that North Carolina could gain 55,000 jobs, and nearly $4 billion in revenue, if the Atlantic Ocean off the state's coast were to host drill rigs and oil tankers.
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Opticron Hand lens, 18mm, 6x magnification
A pocket loupe or hand lens is an essential part of the naturalist's field kit. Whether your interest is plants or insects, rocks or small mammals, a magnifying lens will allow you to observe the finer details which will improve both your identification skills and your overall appreciation for the intricacies of the natural world.
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Yesterday was another very good example demonstrating how coupled the entire financial world really is. The macro data continue to dictate how all markets trade. It all started with a surprise move by the Chinese government raising short term interest rates by 0.25% to slow their surging economy a bit and start to mitigate inflation and real estate exposure. This move sent the U.S. dollar into a massive short covering rally which resulted in strong profit taking selling in global equities and most commodity markets as all of these markets are very much linked to each other. I also think China played a bit of politics by raising its short term interest rate by 0.25% for the first time since 2007. In addition U.S. Treasury Secretary Geithner said the United States will preserve confidence in its currency and will not engage in currency devaluation. Sounds great and it certainly impacted the market over the last 24 hours, but it sounds like words on the part of the United States and nothing more behind it to me. The combination of the one-two punch by China and Geithner (seems orchestrated to me) sent most of the global markets into a modest round of short covering which negatively impacted both equities and commodities. China indicated they were doing this to slow their surging economy and mitigate inflation. However, with a G20 meeting right around the corner China likely picked the current time more for political reasons which should result in their currency, the yuan, strengthening a bit and thus taking some pressure off of them at the upcoming G20 meeting. Right now most of the global financial and commodity markets are in a realignment after having experienced strong moves over the last several months. That said, I do not think any of the underlying trends have changed (yet) and I expect to see equities and commodities prices rising over the next several months while the U.S. dollar is likely to resume its descent...especially after the Fed announces the next round of quantitative easing.
Not only did the U.S. Dollar Index firm by almost 2% (it is down about 0.5% as of this writing) on Tuesday, but most global equity markets lost value over the last 24 hours as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. Nine of the ten bourses in the Index have declined in value since yesterday with the Chinese bourse the only Index that added value after the Chinese interest rate increase. Germany is still on top in the winner's list for the year with Hong Kong holding down second place. This is the first time this year a developing world country bourse is near the top spot of the Index. For all of 2010 the developed world bourses have been the leaders. We may be moving into a transition as money may possibly be starting to flow back toward the emerging markets in anticipation of better economic growth rates than what is expected for the developed world going forward. Even China's bourse continues to cut its losses for the year (even after the interest rate increase) by more than 50% over the last several weeks and for the first time since April the Shanghai A market index continues to trade over the 3,000 level. Tomorrow the latest figures for third quarter GDP in China will hit the media airwaves and as the move in China did yesterday it will be a market mover in all regions of the world.
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10/20/10 |
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Change |
2010 |
From |
From |
Change | |
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Yesterday % |
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US/Dow Jones |
10,979 |
(165) |
-1.48% |
5.3% |
Can/S&P-TSX |
12,571 |
(97) |
-0.77% |
7.0% |
Lon/FTSE |
5,695 |
(9) |
-0.16% |
5.2% |
Paris/Cac 40 |
3,802 |
(6) |
-0.16% |
-3.4% |
Germany/Dax |
6,485 |
(6) |
-0.09% |
8.9% |
Japan/Nikkei |
9,381 |
(158) |
-1.66% |
-11.1% |
HongKong/HangSeng |
23,556 |
(207) |
-0.87% |
7.7% |
Aussie/SYDI |
4,624 |
(32) |
-0.69% |
-5.3% |
China/Shanghai A |
3,148 |
2 |
0.06% |
-8.4% |
Brazil/Bvspa |
69,864 |
(1,872) |
-2.61% |
1.9% |
EMI Global Equity Index |
15,010 |
(255) |
-1.67% |
2.2% |
Late yesterday afternoon the API released their latest inventory assessment. The API released a relatively neutral inventory report showing a surprisingly larger than expected crude oil inventory build of about 2.3 million barrels along with a smaller than expected decline in gasoline stocks of just 0.1 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks were within the expectation for a draw of around 900,000 barrels. The results of the API report are summarized in the following table along with my projections for this week's inventory report and a comparison to last year as well as the five-year average for the same week. So far the reaction to the API report has been muted with prices primarily trading around the moves in the U.S. dollar and global equity markets.
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2.3 |
1.0 |
22.5 |
38.6 |
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(1.0) |
10.2 |
16.5 |
Distillate |
(0.9) |
(0.8) |
1.7 |
32.9 |
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0.6% |
-0.2% |
0.6% |
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80.9% |
81.7% |
81.1% |
83.7% |
My projections for this week's inventory report are summarized in the following table along with a comparison to last year as well as to the five-year average for the same week. I am expecting a mixed report with a modest build in crude oil (as a result of refinery utilization rates declining) and modest draws in both gasoline and distillate fuel. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections for a crude oil build of 1 million barrels, it would raise a question mark about the early start of a destocking trend in crude oil seen over the last few weeks. However, the declines to date have not had a significant impact on the overhang that has persisted in the United States throughout the entire economic recovery. As such I would categorize this week's crude oil inventory data as biased to the neutral side as the year-over-year surplus will still be around 22.5 million barrels while the overhang vs. the five-year average for the same week will have narrowed modestly to 38.6 million barrels.
With runs expected to decline by only 0.2% and demand waning, I am expecting only a modest draw in gasoline stocks and in distillate fuel. Gasoline stocks are expected to decline by about 1 million barrels as refiners continue to wind down from the higher demand summer driving season and turn their attention to the upcoming winter heating season. This week the gasoline year-over-year overhang is projected to hold at around 10.3 million barrels while the surplus vs. the five-year average for the same week will be down to 16.5 million barrels. The industry seems to be starting to work off the surplus that has remained since the end of the driving season in an effort to at least put a floor on gasoline prices heading into the winter heating season.
Distillate fuel likely drew by about 0.8 million barrels as economy sensitive diesel fuel implied demand also continues to wane even with agriculture demand for the harvest along with distillate fuel exports likely having increased as the arb is open and the U.S. dollar is weak vs. most major currencies that are likely recipients of U.S. exports of distillate fuel. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection the surplus vs. last year will have narrowed to just 1.7 million barrels while the overhang vs. the five-year average will be steady at 32.9 million barrels. With the US dollar likely to remain on the defensive and with the current strike in France now spreading to other French refineries, exports of distillate fuel may increase over the next several weeks resulting in a further reduction of the inventory overhang.
If the EIA report is within the projection, I would expect the market to view the results as mostly neutral with a slight bias to the bullish side as total commercial stocks of crude oil and refined products are likely to have declined marginally for the second week in a row. However, whether or not the market reacts at all to the inventory report will be dependent on what is going on in the financial markets today. If any combination of equities rising and the U.S. dollar declining occurs, the market is likely to discount the inventories and focus more on the perception trade or what the fundamentals might be down the road. On the other hand, if the financial markets are not supportive, the market will be forced to look at and digest the current fundamentals which seem to be improving but still surplus.
On the tropical weather front, there is now only one tropical weather pattern that still remains in the tropics. The pattern that is located over the southwestern Caribbean is now a high probability wave or one that has a 70% chance of strengthening into a tropical cyclone over the next 48 hours. Of note, even if the storm in the western Caribbean does organize and strengthen, it is forecast to remain in that area of the world and not work its way to the Gulf of Mexico and thus not threaten oil or Nat Gas producing operations. With a little over a month left to the tropical weather season the probability of any hurricane related disruptions remain on the low side at this point in time.
My individual market views are detailed in the table at the beginning of the newsletter. I have downgraded my oil views to neutral after yesterday's strong round of profit taking selling even though I view it at the moment as a short-term move. However, I want to see how the market digests what seems to be a possible realignment of the U.S. dollar vs. most major currencies over the next day or so. I still see ongoing support continuing from the financial sector and a slowly evolving improvement in oil fundamentals over the medium term. Equities are neutral for oil and the broader commodity complex while the U.S. dollar is marginally supportive. Oil prices are lower so far this morning as it is in the midst of another decline.
I remain bearish for Nat Gas as the fundamentals continue to be bearish with yet another above average injection into storage forecast for this week's EIA report.
Currently most all risk assets are in positive territory as U.S. trading gets underway as shown in the EMI Price Board table below.
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Nov WTI |
$80.49 |
$1.00 |
$71.00 |
$84.50 |
Dec Brent |
$82.17 |
$1.07 |
$70.00 |
$85.50 |
Nov HO |
$2.2131 |
$0.0238 |
$2.0500 |
$2.3500 |
Nov RBOB |
$2.0663 |
$0.0180 |
$1.8000 |
$2.2000 |
Nov NG |
$3.528 |
$0.015 |
$3.700 |
$4.000 |
10 YR Treasuries |
126.98 |
(0.05) |
118.00 |
128.00 |
Dow Futures |
10,964 |
21 |
10,000 |
11,200 |
US Dollar Index |
78.02 |
(0.401) |
76.500 |
80.150 |
Euro/$ |
1.3812 |
0.0085 |
1.2750 |
1.4100 |
Yen/$ |
1.2320 |
0.0042 |
1.1400 |
1.2300 |
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They have interesting exhibits on the history of surfing and also special events.
The California Surf Museum is located in downtown Oceanside, CA.
Its goal is to preserve our surfing heritage for the enjoyment of future generations.
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- Phone: 760-721-6876
- Hours: 10-4 daily, until 8pm on Thursdays Closed Major Holidays
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Kudy k Sapiranga Forest Hostel - Praia do Forte
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From the airport: There are buses and vans passing in front of airport to Praia do Forte. It costs R$6,00 or R$7,00. Then, it stops before getting Praia do Forte at the crossing.
The hostel is located 6 km from Praia do Forte;
Opposite the entrance to Praia do Forte everybody have to cross the road and at the entrance of A�u da Torre take a van for R$2,00 or motorcycle taxi for R$10,00 in direction of the Pousada Doce Cabana/Sapiranga Forest Hostel. Some signposts can be seen along the way with the inn name on them. They are about 4 km-10minutes by car). The inn that has 435m � of built area is just before the lagoon Aru�, but we must follow a little further and get back in the first left to the end where is the access to the hostel.
We can also to make the transfer service airport>hostel>airport.
From bus station: At the bus station take a bus or van to Praia do Forte to the crossbreeding between Praia do Forte and A�u da Torre where vans and motorcycles are the route to Quintas do Castelo da Torre � Lagoa de Aru�
How to arrive
From Salvador or from airport to the Condominio Quintas do Castelo da Torre � Getting a 24H AIRPORT SHUTTLE SERVICE or taking a bus at bus station to Praia do Forte. Leaving the bus at the junction or intersection of Praia do Forte/A�u da Torre, call us or e-mail us to confirm. We'll pick you up at km 54 from the junction Praia do Forte and Acu da Torre Please, confirm your booking before coming.
You get from Salvador to the North Coast direction following the sea side or by Paralela avenue,
By Linha Verde bus company or taking a van from Bus Station on the Shopping Center Iguatemi area. Another option is: Get a bus Vilas do Atlantico until Lauro de Freitas where you can get a van to Praia do Forte. This bus leaves from Pra�a da S� passing for the sea side (Barra, Ondina, Rio Vermelho, Pituba and Itapo�. Bus ticket � R$ 7,50 . Telephone number 71 3460-3636.
The bus company Linha Verde offers a varied timetable, up to 5am to 6pm, near the Ferry Boat pier, which comes from Itaparica island, there are many stops along the way, near G. Barbosa supermarket, near the Iguatemi Shopping Center, Extra Paralela supermarket and by the BA-099 (Coconut road or Estrada do coco) Highway North.
The bus or van will drop you at the crossroads between Praia do Forte and Acu da Torre. You can take a moto taxi or a van to get our Hostel.