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From the time we moved to Lakeview in 1995 until early last year, our neighborhood was over run with feral cats. New litters were being born in and under whatever shelter proved suitable to a mother cat.
Then came the Oregon Outback Humane Society volunteers led by Martina (Keil). Through their efforts in live trapping, neutering and spaying of these animals, we have noticed a real improvement in the situation. Less fertile cats mean fewer kittens being born and less problems for homeowners in the area. Prior to the efforts of OOHS volunteers, there wasn't a time of the day or night we could look outside and not see at least one cat.
Make no mistake about it, we don't dislike cats or dogs, but irresponsible pet owners have created many problems in towns and cities like Lakeview. There is still a problem with dogs running at large, even with a leash law in this town. But that is more of a lack of enforcement than the prior cat problem.
Please support the Oregon Outback Humane Society and its' hardworking volunteers. They have made a real difference in Lakeview!
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text: Problems viewing this email? Click here To ensure delivery to your inbox, please add email@example.com to your address book. Thank you! Breeder Buzzwords – The Irish Red and White Setter By Dan Sayers Best In Show Daily congratulates Judy Baumgartner for winning the first ever Best In Show for Red & White Setters with her owner-handled BIS BISS Silver GCH Mizen Duchas Dilis JH "Sean" under Judge Mr. James Brown at the Oshkosh Kennel Club. Defeating 804 entries, always owner-handled, Judy has patiently stewarded her breed since 2007. To mark this wonderful achievement, we're taking a look at what makes the Red & White remarkable. Read more > Keep Puppies from 'Fading' with Proper Management By Susan Chaney Puppy fading. Virtually every breeder has heard the term. However, according to Michelle Kutzler, D.V.M., Ph.D., an associate professor in the department of animal sciences at Oregon State University, no puppy born healthy should die within the first two weeks of birth. If it does, it's a matter of animal management, not "fading," she says. Read more > Think Positive: ABS Breeders Scheme By Stuart Baillie FOR THE first week of January 2014 we decided to have a theme running through our weekly newspaper, it was to be good news week, think positive week, look at the pluses and remember why we all enjoy this hobby. The problem though for any news organisation is that you have a duty to report the news Read more > New Dwarfism Mutation Identified In Dogs Press Release Professor Hannes Lohi's research group at the University of Helsinki and Folkhälsan Research Center has identified a mutation in ITGA10 gene, causing chondrodysplasia in two dog breeds, the Norwegian Elkhound and the Karelian Bear Dog. The research revealed a new chondrodysplasia gene in dogs Read more > A Second Career For All Those Ribbons By Sheila Blanning As a pony-mad child with seemingly no hope of ever having a pony of her own, Sheila Blanning could never have dreamt that, one day, she would not only have her own pony, but a pony so wonderful that he would win so many rosettes for her, she was able to turn them into a bedspread. Read more > edit edit edit edit edit Trap Falls Kennel Club, Northwest Obedience Club, INC. And Black Hills Dog Training Club Honored With AKC Community Achievement Award New York, NY – Trap Falls Kennel Club (TFKC), Northwest Obedience Club, Inc. (NOCI) and Black Hills Dog Training Club (BHDTC) have each been honored with an AKC Community Achievement Award for the fourth quarter of 2013 for hosting exceptional AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day events. You're receiving this newsletter because you subscribed at our web site www.bestinshowdaily.com If someone forwarded this newsletter to you and you'd like to receive your own free subscription, go to: subscribe If at any time, you would like to unsubscribe, click Unsubscribe below. If you have any questions or comments, send them to email@example.com All material copyright 2013 Best In Show Daily, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Statement This email was sent to *|EMAIL|* why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences *|LIST:ADDRESSLINE|*


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More than $210,000 in fake U. S. currency seized at JFK
NEW YORK - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officers at a John F. Kennedy International Airport cargo facility seized 2,105 counterfeit $100 bills during a two-day period.
On July 15, 2014, CBP officers examined an express consignment shipment manifested as "Handycrafts Pictures" containing 20 laminated pictures and three electronic protective cases. During the examination, CBP officers discovered a large quantity of suspected counterfeit US $100 bills within the laminated pictures and protective cases. The bills were in fact counterfeit, and a total of 1,252 counterfeit US $100 bills were seized.
The next day CBP officers examined an express consignment shipment manifested as "Handycraft Bags" that contained one electronic case and three organizer bags. CBP officers found a total of 853 counterfeit US $100 bills.
In total 2,105 counterfeit bills were seized over a two-day period for a total of $210,500 and turned over to U. S. Secret Service for further investigation.
"CBP has quite a diverse mission and this counterfeit currency seizure illustrates the vast responsibility that CBP officers deal with on a daily basis," said Robert E. Perez, Director of CBP's New York Field Operations
"The men and women of Customs and Border Protection at JFK Airport continue to be a strong partner in our continued suppression of counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes entering the United States," said John McQuade, Resident Agent in Charge, U. S. Secret Service JFK Resident Office.
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Palin and McCarthy
November 30, 2009
A new Washington Post poll of Republicans records the remarkable extent to which today's rank-and-file GOPers can't identify much in the way of any clear-cut Republican leaders.
Against Common Sense
November 30, 2009
Conservatives would have us believe that they hold a monopoly on common sense. Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, and many other right-wing rabble-rousers regularly portray themselves as defenders of the good, old-fashioned common sense of average Americans against an out-of-touch liberal elite.
Today at TNR (October 12, 2009)
October 12, 2009
Comcast, the Biggest Threat to Free Speech Since Nixon, by Jeffrey Rosen The World's Most Powerful Doubles Match: Larry Summers and Tim Geithner Go to Tennis Camp, by Noam Scheiber Ending our Age of Suffering: A Plan to Stop Genocide Once and For All, by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen Cohn: Is the Insurance Industry Declaring War on Health Care Reform?, by Jonathan Cohn TNR Debate: Tim Wu on Whether More Transparency Actually Makes Politicians Less Accountable, by Tim Wu Dionne: Just Because Many Obama Critics Are 'Angry White Men' Doesn't Mean We Should Write Them Off, by E.J. Dionne Jr. Galston Vs.
Speaking of Liberal Bogeymen ...
August 20, 2009
As Marin so keenly pointed out the other day, high-ranking GOPers continue to cling to and promote falsehoods about the Democratic agenda, despite (sometimes overwhelming) evidence to the contrary. This time, it's Senator John Cornyn taking from the Palin-Grassley playbook. Earlier this month, he was outraged by the White House's web-based program that solicited emails and tips about the spread of health care misinformation. He claimed that it created an enemies list akin to that of Nixon, and infringed on citizens' First Amendment right.
Nixon: Abort Interracial Babies
June 23, 2009
At what point in our future will newly released Nixon tapes no longer bring joy to his enemies? In other words, when will we get to hear recordings that portray the kind Nixon, the caring Nixon, even the politically astute Nixon? It could be quite a while; the latest batch of goodies is full of the typical racist bile and immoral statecraft that solidifies Nixon's place as our worst president.
The Green Bubble
May 20, 2009
SOMETIME AFTER THE release of An Inconvenient Truth in 2006, environmentalism crossed from political movement to cultural moment. Fortune 500 companies pledged to go carbon neutral. Seemingly every magazine in the country, including Sports Illustrated, released a special green issue. Paris dimmed the lights on the Eiffel Tower. Solar investments became hot, even for oil companies. Evangelical ministers preached the gospel of "creation care." Even archconservative Newt Gingrich published a book demanding action on global warming. Green had moved beyond politics.
Conservatism Is Dead
February 18, 2009
An intellectual autopsy of the movement.
Presidents and Others
December 03, 2008
W.--Lionsgate Stages--Lemming Film Oliver Stone is, for me, the most adventurous and exciting American director of his time. Struck by some of our era's soul-chilling events and forces, he has seized them with electrifying art. No other American director has so consistently explored large political and social ravages of the day. This is not a matter of civic duty. Stone's best films are, in complex and helpful ways, discomforts. His new film, W., is about George W. Bush. Among his major films, two have also been on presidential subjects.
The Imperial Vice Presidency
November 19, 2008
Angler: The Cheney Vice PresidencyBy Barton Gellman (Penguin Press, 384 pp., $27.95) As Americans prepare to choose a new president, it may seem a curious exercise to rehearse the manifest failures of the current one. But either Barack Obama or John McCain is going to be stuck with the burdensome legacy of the Bush years, and the rest of us will be too--possibly for a long time. The war in Iraq is still with us. So are Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. The Wall Street cataclysm will ramify, locally and globally, for many months, perhaps years.


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Final score: New York 4, Pittsburgh 3. If youre reading the log after the conclusion of the game, youre going to want to start from the bottom and scroll to the top. Ill provide a recap later tonight.
3:45: Bautista pops to Cannizaro at second. Veras works the count to 0-2 on Kelly. Don flies out to Thompson in right-center to end the game. Another heartbreaker for the Bucs.
3:43: Doumit doubles into the gap, and de Caster is held up at third. Bautista up with two ducks on the pond and one out.
3:41: Rajai flies to Reese in left. Veras closed for AAA Columbus last year. Yurendell reaches on a bobble by NYY's third baseman. Lanny's resorted to using the names of Yankee legends for the PBP, as it's too hard to keep track of the changes. If you're scoring at home, Clete Boyer made that last error.
3:40: Jose Veras on to pitch for the Yankees. Rajai leads off for the Bucs.
3:37: Juan makes quick work of Cannizaro, and the strikeout ends the inning. Yankees 4, Pirates 3 heading to the ninth.
3:35: Perez forces Davis to pop to Yurendell at first for the second out of this long inning. Andy Cannizaro's up.
3:33: Another come from ahead loss is in works. Yankees 4, Pirates 3 as Perez tries to put out the fire. Ben Davis is in the batter's box.
3:32: Vechionacci pushes the ball the other way, and Ryan can't throw out Pena at the plate. Colborn to the hill to take out JVB after a rough outing. I'm assuming the new pitcher will be Juan Perez.
3:30: Wehner's IQ isn't all that high, but he's actually growing on me. If I had to rank the Pirates' announcers, it'd go Lanny, Walk, Blass, Wehner, Brown.
3:29: Vechionacci's name is giving Lanny fits. Ramiro Pena steals second, and Guzman allows the throw to skip into center. The runner doesn't advance.
3:26: Another error on Javier Guzman. 3-2 Yankees now. Make that 3-3 with a runner on first and one out after a Kevin Reese sac fly.
3:24: Ramiro Pena to the plate. Jim Colborn to the mound.
3:23: Wehner's quizzing Lanny on the Yankees' retired numbers. Back to back walks issued by Johnny V. Martin, Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra, Dickey, Rizzuto, et al.
3:20: JVB enters the game as the sixth Pirates pitcher. If you're following the live box score, you'll notice that the batting order is incorrect. Lazy techs at MLB Advanced Media. Van Benschoten walks the lead-off batter and goes 2-0 on the next.
3:17: Lanny sounds bored. I can't blame him. Eddy Garabito doesn't excite me either. Buttler advances to second on a bobble by the catcher. Garabito grounds out to end the frame. Pirates 3, Yankees 1.
3:15: Buttler grounds to Duncan at first, but Kennard drops the relay from the shortstop. No DP.
3:13: Lanny's not quite in mid-season form yet. He's missing names left and right. Javy Guzman drives in Ryan from second with a liner up the middle. Vic Buttler to the dish.
3:10: Michael Ryan up after Kelly K's. Rain is falling in Tampa now. Kennard goes to 3-2 on Ryan. Ryan doubles into the gap. According to Rock, Kennard's just throwing heat.
3:08: Cannizaro and Duncan in for the Yankees now, and Jeff Kennard is the new pitcher.
3:05: Cairo grounds to Guzman at short. Quick inning by Davidson, despite some issues with control. Pirates 2, Yankees 1 heading to the eighth.
3:04: Chavez GIDP, Kelly to Garabito to de Caster. Now that's an ugly-sounding infield. Have fun with that, Indianapolis.
3:03: Six of Davidson's first seven pitches have been balls. Now seven of nine.
3:02: Phelps walks and is replaced by a pinch runner. Angel Chavez at the plate against the Pirates' lefty.
3:01: The ticket event at PNC Park today resulted in over 24,000 sales. That's a 50 percent increase over last year.
3:00: Rajai remains in the game as the Pirates' center fielder, Yurendell de Caster to first and Dave Davidson on the hill. Phelps at bat.
2:58: Playing catch-up: Ramiro Pena and Marcos Vechionacci in as the left side of the NYY infield. Reese stays in the game to play center, Cabrera shifts to left. Henn still pitching. Aguila walks on five pitches, Rajai Davis in to pinch run. Eldred grounds out, but Davis advances to second as he was running on the pitch. Doumit pops to third on an 0-2 pitch (batting from the right side against the LHP). Bautista grounds out to Cairo.
2:50: I'll be back in five or 10 minutes. Amuse yourselves.
2:49: Davis flies to Ryan in left to end the inning. Still 2-1.
2:48: On a Ryan Doumit passed ball, Reese moves up to second. Brower's 3-2 pitch is outside, A-Rod walks. Ben Davis at bat. Wehner discusses the merits of Ryan and Ooomberto. Einar Diaz is not mentioned.
2:46: Just for fun: A-Rod's 2006: .290-35-121. J-Bay's: .286-35-109. That's a $15m difference.
2:45: Matsui walks, and Kevin Reese comes in to pinch run. The crowd at Legends Field isn't enamored with Rodriguez.
2:44: Brower vs. Matsui now. Advantage Yankees.
2:43: Kelly picks up a grounder at third. Wehner really likes him. He didn't impress me yesterday, as it looked like he's got a weak arm. That .228 batting average doesn't do it for me, either.
2:42: If Melky's still in the game, he just grounded to Guzman at short. Jeter to the plate.
2:41: These changes for the Pirates: Buttler and Ryan in the OF, Guzman and Garabito in the IF, Jim Brower on the mound.
2:39: Freddy bounces one to Phelps at first to end the inning. After five and a half, Pittsburgh 2, New York 1.
2:36: Henn's throwing hard, apparently. He's working the inside corner against Jack. 1-2 count, four pitches so far. Ben Davis is the new catcher for the Yankees. Jack flies to the left-center gap. The box score says that Doumit's in the game catching for the Bucs, too.
2:33: Just found the live box score on Yankees.com. Sean Henn, a big LHP (and the new Yankee pitcher), walked Matos on a 3-2 pitch. McCutchen grounded to the middle infield but beat out the double play. One on, one out. Jack's still in the game.
2:30: Thompson grounds out to end the inning. Heading to the sixth, it's 2-1 Pirates.
2:29: Aguila makes a play on a fly ball in the right field corner. Two down.
2:27: Tabata K's. Cairo to the dish.
2:25: Wasdin in for the Bucs. Tabata played in the Futures Game last year as a 17-year-old top prospect. Would you rather have McCutchen or Tabata?
2:22: Bautista to Cabrera. Two down, and Don Kelly to the plate. Seven years of pro ball, hit .228 at Columbus last year. "He's married to Neil Walker's sister." Hits like her, too, as he flies out weakly to Matsui in left. Farnsworth with an easy 1-2-3.
2:20: Ronny hit a ball hard into the right-center gap, but Melky tracked it down with a "fine running grab." One away.
2:19: Kyle Farnsworth's pitching for NYY. Castillo left the game with a "right foot sprain." Wehner says the good news is that Jose was hustling, the bad news is that he'll miss a few games because of it.
2:17: Phelps flies to Matos in center to end the inning. Headed to the fifth, it's 2-1.
2:16: Posada leaves the park in a hurry on a 1-1 pitch. I was just about to say how all of our pitchers (outside of Torres and Capps) have been dominant this spring. 2-1 Bucs.
2:15: A-Rod has warning-track power. Aguila tracks down a fly ball in right.
2:14: Matsui grounds to Kelly at third, one away. McLeary starts A-Rod off 0-2. "Already some boos from the Yankee faithful headed towards A-Rod." Wehner says he looks jumpy at the plate, as if he's not trusting his hands.
2:12: Matsui's leading off for the Yankees. McLeary throws a first-pitch strike.
2:09: 1-2 on Eldred. Inning-ending double play, "Rodriguez to Cairo to Phelps."
2:07: Aguila's sac fly lands in Cabrera's glove. Wilson scores, Freddy stays at first. 2-0 Pirates.
2:06: Freddy singles through the right side, runners on first and third with Aguila stepping to the plate.
2:05: "Very little doubt" that Wilson is best suited for the #2 hole, according to Wehner.
2:05: Jack Wilson takes Matt DeSalvo for extra bases, lining a ball into the gap for a lead-off double. "With some pop, too," says Wehner, "that ball really took off his bat."
2:03: Jeter grounds to Jack at short. The throw to first was off the mark, but Eldred picked it out of the dirt. After three, it's Pirates 1, Yankees 0.
2:01: Melky flies to McCutchen in left. The fans give Jeter another warm welcome.
2:00: Thompson doubles into the gap. RBI opportunity for Melky.
1:59: Freddy is making a good impression at second. This time it was a sliding playing in the infield, popping up in time to nail Cairo.
1:58: Wehner is praising Kelly, "a left-handed bat that can play anywhere in the infield." Sounds very much like Jack Wilson, except a LHB that's a bit more versatile.
1:57: Don Kelly at third and "Marty McLeary is the new Pirate pitcher." Cairo, Thompson and Cabrera for the Yankees. The last two were mentioned in trade rumors this off-season.
1:56: Cutch pops to Thompson in right. After two and a half, it's Pirates 1, Yankees 0.
1:55: First ticket plug of the day, I'm surprised. Single games went on sale to the public at 10 a.m. today. I got four for Opening Day yesterday. Should be a good time.
1:53: Before Lanny could finish praising Matos' Grapefruit League debut, Luis grounded into a double play. "Extremely routine." Castillo was shaken up at second, and is limping off the field. He's having trouble putting weight on his right leg.
1:53: Castillo goes the other way and bloops a two-strike pitch into right.
1:51: Matt DeSalvo on to throw for New York. He's a New Castle, Pa. native, and a Marietta College grad.
1:49: Tabata grounds to Castillo at third. Youman's two IP were very solid. The Matsui double would've been stopped by Pujols (and maybe LaRoche). After two, it's Bucs 1, Yanks 0.
1:48: Tabata's wearing #92. "With all the Yankee numbers that have been retired, I wouldn't be surprised if we showed up today and saw someone wearing triple digits," says Lanny.
1:47: Youman starts Phelps off with a strike. Now, here's some play by play: Phelps grounds one down the third base line and the ball hits the bag. Jack Wilson was sprinting at the crack of the bat, gets to the ball in short left and throws Phelps "out by a mile" at second as he tried to advance. Lanny was excited, and Wehner giggled some more.
1:45: Eldred "shows some athletically ability, tiptoeing down there around the stands." Catches a Posada pop-up for the first out.
1:45: Ball one to Posada. Youman to face the catcher, Josh Phelps and phenom Jose Tabata.
1:43: Bautista grounds out to Jeter to end the inning. After one and a half, it's Pirates 1, Evil Empire 0.
1:41: Ronny grounds out, two away.
1:39: Big Country works the count full before taking Mussina deep. Not wind-aided. "I can't help but laugh, every time he does it," says Wehner, "it's amazing how strong he is."
1:36: Aguila skies to Cabrera in right-center. Eldred has his work cut of for him today, according to Wehner, "This is a fairly big ballpark here at Legends Field." He doesn't mention that the Yankees' ST field goes by the exact dimensions of Yankee Stadium.
1:36: Aguila steps in against Mussina. Lanny gives the obligatory Nady update. Also mentions that Jason hasn't played yet because of his off-season knee surgery. Thanks. Back to baseball.
1:33: Youman started A-Rod off with two strikes as well. Wehner's giggling about how strong Youman's minor-league numbers are. Youman gets A-Rod swinging, and boos are audible. Scoreless after one.
1:31: Castillo has dropped 20 pounds this year. Eldred let a ball get past him down the first base line, and Matsui coasts into second with a double.
1:29: Judging by Lanny's excitement, Freddy's backhanded stop of a grounder up the middle was "a real fine play." Got Jeter at first with a strong throw. Two outs, and an 0-2 count against Matsui.
1:28: Melky flies to Aguila in right. The crowd goes crazy for the captain, who's making his way to the plate now. First pitch to Jeter is a strike, too.
1:27: Youman's first pitch to Melky is across for a strike.
1:24: Freddy takes a few pitches before driving a ball into the right field corner. Unfortunately, Kevin Thompson tracks it down. One hit, no run, no errors and the Yankees coming up to bat.
1:23: Jack pops a 2-2 pitch to Melky in center. Freddy's looking for his first hit of ST.
1:21: McCutchen caught stealing, Posada to Cairo. 0-2 count on Jack.
1:20: Eight-pitch at bat, I think, ends in a single up the middle. Kid does everything right. Jack's up now.
1:19: The guys haven't mentioned the conditions, but according to weather.com, it's 61 degrees and cloudy in Tampa with 13 mph winds.
1:18: Cutch is working Mussina. 2-2 count, a couple foul balls. Six pitches so far.
1:17: McCutchen is leading off for the Bucs. Man-crushing abounds.
1:15: Rock handicapping the battle for the fifth starter's spot: "Realistically, it's just the two, [Armas and Chacon]. Today's starter, Shane Youman, has an outside shot though, as does Marty McLeary."
1:13: I updated the lineups below. Wehner butchered at least a third of the Yankee's names. George is New York's owner, not their catcher.
1:11: "Hi friends, and a very pleasant good afternoon." Frattare and Wehner for the first half.
1:09: To this Rocco guy, whoever he is: Shut UP! Might be the most annoying radio voice I've ever heard. If he's a regular on Pirates' broadcasts this year, then the move from KDKA was an even bigger mistake.
1:04: The link to 104.7 again, just in case you haven't bookmarked it yet. Lanny and the boys are on at 1:10, apparently. A reminder, too: As Dave noted yesterday, you'll have to refresh the front page of Lumber Co. for updates (not the post's page).
1:01: Radio coverage is going, but only a rundown of today's news headlines. Youman is scheduled to go against Mussina:
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I'm doing it again. First pitch is at 1:15, so I'll probably get started around 1. I'm not committing to the whole game today, but I'll at least stick around until the regulars hit the showers.
You can listen to the game on FM NewsTalk 104.7. Neither FSN nor YES Network are covering the game, so there's no MLB.TV feed.
According to Pirates.com:
Shane Youman faces Mike Mussina before Jim Brower, John Wasdin, Marty McLeary, John Van Benschoten and Juan Perez likely throw.
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Woody Austin poses with his trophy after winning the Sanderson Farms Classic golf tournament Sunday, July 21, 2013, at Annandale Golf Club in Madison, Miss.
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Sanderson Farms has renewed its sponsorship of the PGA Tour tournament held at Annandale in Madison with a three-year agreement in a move designed to increase the impact and stature of the event.
The event will move from July, where it has coincided with the British Open the last three years, to October 2014 at the beginning of the 2014-2015 season. The purse will also increase from $3 million to $4 million.
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Canon USA Adds iPhone/iPad Mobile Printing App for Home and Office UsersNovember 27, 2012
The app is compatible with select Canon imageClass desktop laser printers and multifunction printers, including the recently launched MF4000 models. It is also compatible with Canon's recently released next-generation imageRunner Advance C5200, 6200 and 8200 enterprise multifunction office systems. Additionally, the app supports most imageRunner and imageRunner Advance multifunction office systems as well as imageRunner LBP printers.
Users can print JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG, TIFF and PDF files, photographs (stored in Photo Albums and taken with the device camera), Microsoft Office files (doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx), iWork files (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) and web pages directly through the app's interface.
"With today's mobile workforce, being able to print on-the-go is becoming an increasingly valuable asset," said Sam Yoshida, vice president and general manager, Marketing, Business Imaging Solutions, Canon USA. "The new Canon Mobile Printing app provides ease of use and places traditional print functionality at the fingertips of today's mobile worker."
The Canon Mobile Printing app features OpenIn compatibility to make the user's printing experience seamless. OpenIn allows users to capitalize on the functionality of the mobile app while navigating through files located elsewhere, and it enables users to navigate to Canon Mobile Printing directly from the application they are in, giving customers more ways to access printing.
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(Otherwise, an HTML reader >> jumping to a file location, with the Cosmo installer should work, too.) > >the contextual help system will be part of the cosmo app, but how >that's implemented is up for discussion. we could include the help >system in the distributed cosmo software, or cosmo could link out to a >an osaf-hosted web site. we'll certainly need to discuss before making >a decision. Ok, as the Cosmo group hasn't defined how they're going to do a help system or documentation. (1) I'll leave it in your guys/gals hands. (2) What I make, I just hope can be repurposed to your uses. (3) Otherwise, placing the document(s) on your web site is fine. > >> I'd like to follow a DocBook format. This way, PS, PDF, HTML, can be >> rendered off to everyone's heart content. > >sounds fine to me. are you familiar with the tools for generating >output formats from docbook? i'm certainly not. Yes, I am. 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(Maven is an apache automated building tool, The documentation side of it, is to make a web site from whatever source and such is declared. If this isn't fully accurate, feel free to correct me.) (I don't think it would be a good idea, to hack Maven to support DocBook, for me or OSAF. Unless, it is just a matter of adding some more build lines to its Makefile-counter-part?) !! Anyone else, thoughts? > >> So, when I start composing the sources. (1) We'll need a place to put >> it. (2) I'd prefer some kind of revision system; CVS, Arch, Subversion >> or whatever you guys use? (3) Then, when you decide the content is up ......................... >> any means using it for just this one project.) > >understood. i'll check to confirm, since i'm not sure if there are >firm policies in place. we haven't yet had anybody from outside >seriously contribute to any of the server projects, so i'm just not >sure. I would like to seriously contribute. With that said, this isn't going to be a short-term commitment, I know. If at a (far) later date, someone needs to take over my contributions? I don't mind handing it off. As long, as I am notified and kept informed of the changes, as is only professional for all of us, of course. > >my gut feeling, though, is that you can offer patches/docbook source >files/whatever, under a license that's compatible with cosmo (apache >2.0, or perhaps creative commons), and somebody with commit privileges >on the cosmo repository will check them in unless the content is >absolutely unacceptable. so the stamp of approval would come from the >cosmo committers, not from some committee within osaf. > >> I have my own web site URL & I don't necessarily need to "place content" >> on your servers. However, if this is Cosmo documentation or other texts. >> I'd certainly prefer you guys become the archivers and maintainers of >> it's sources. 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Subhash parlekar has his own methong of farming which is called Zero budget natural farming. Here all the fertizliers are got from the natural occuring things in villages such as cow dung, cow urine, milk etc. He is against the vermicompost kind of farming, because of various reasons as he states in this video.
I had heard about his technique from various people when I traveled to Wardha last year. Lot of people use his technique and have benefited from it.
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Who is this idiot!!!.
Even though I agree with zero input natural farming(which is nothing new, its another movement gaining popularity its called Permaculture west)
I even agree about the exploitation, I won't get into the details.
My concern here is this IDIOT is trying to sensationalize this issue.
Organic forming not "more poisonous" than chemical farming because it does not use chemicals. Where there are not chemicals polluting th soil and water, Its not getting into our food and not killing us slowly, How can it even be called poisonous????
This idiot does not even know the meaning of the word organic, Please look it up in the dictionary.
I just harvested lentils grown 2 by 10 feet piece of land in my garden(that normally people keep to grow flowers, the rest of the land is cemented) with ZERO INPUT.
What do I call it, ORGANIC Why because the meaning of the word organic means natural, its all of the below:
*Simple, healthful, and close to nature: an organic lifestyle.
*Having properties associated with living organisms.
*Resembling a living organism in organization or development; interconnected: society as an organic whole.
*Constituting an integral part of a whole; fundamental.
As you see the last two meaning are the basis for calling this kind of natural farming organic.
Later on fertilizers made from vegetables and animals were called organic(not the other way around) since they were used for organic farming solely because there are not chemicals.
Organic fertilizers are not necessary for organic farming.
This idiot does not even know that even Organic certification does not require farmers to buy organic fertilizers from the market.
Humus is destroyed with Chemical farming, I cannot understand how organic farming(using organic fertilizers) will destroy humus. Organic fertilizer are nothing but vermi compost. Vermi compost is rich in microorganism.
What the hell is vermi compost.
Its decomposition.
This idiot does not know what organic farming is and is simply calling it more poisonous worse calling it more poisonous than chemical farming
Its such a joke.
So a person who uses vermi-compost is more poisonous than Endosulphan and Round up Poisons.
That does not make sense.
Just because some one is speaking does not mean you interview him.
I want to challenge this idiot to a debate and I want him to prove how organic farming is more poisonous that Chemical farming.
he himself says that Chemical farming destroy humus but Organic farming does not burn it.
So how the hell is organic farming more poisonous that chemical farming.
IMO Modern organic farming is not as sustainable as Ancient farming methods. using cowdung.
He is sensationalize the issue.
He does not know that there are plenty of "food forest" around the world that do not use cowdung.
We never used cowdung in our farm(as we do not have desi cowdug and we are growing it in our backyard in our city).
Irresponsible comments like this is what is still keeping Chemical farming alive.
Tomorrow someone will only post the first part of this video as a defense against chemical farming, saying that a farmer himself is saying this.
The idiot is simply trying to sell his book and passing such Idiotic comments like Organic farming is MORE poisonous than chemical farming.
Hey Revraj,
Well Subhashji has his own ideas, but actually when I traveled around India, last year, quite a number of farmers, in around Wardha were using his farming technique and were really having great results. He is quite well know figure in Mahashtra, I guess.
You are missing the Point Goli,
I do agree with "his"techniques, cause to being with its not "HIS" techniques and its ancient farming practices that was being practiced around the world.
I am angry because of his starting comment that Organic farming is More poisonous that chemical farming.
he never explains the reason, he just goes on to talk about cowdung.
Vermicompost with cowdung is superior to simple vermicompost.
But Vermi compost without cowdung is NOT poisonous and definately not more poisonous that chemical pesticides.
Please read this link
See that this natural "organic" fertilizer is made from cowdung and it categorized as Organic farming.
I agree with the oppression but he has got it wrong again!!
The certification is the "control" not the organic fertilizer available in the market
Organic fertilizers is infact made my other organic farmers and not my any corporate
The corporates and Elite want to control the organic farming(and also corrupt it) through certification.
So I believe that govt should ban non-organic farming and monitor the farming testing it for free(with tax payers money, after all this is going to be benefit all tax payers as they will get cheap organic food, it is the certification that makes the organic food costly, amongst other things, in 2006 Indian govt gave a 750000 crore subsidy for fertilizers, Please note that all of this money goes directly into the pocket of the fertilizer company, if this money was directed towards promotion of organic farming and banning of pesticides and fertilizer, Food will become free)
This Palekar Fellow is not only falsely parading ancient knowledge as his own, but in the process to gain popularity he seems to getting overzealous, when he is calling organic farming as "more poisonous" than chemical farming
That is totally wrong and unacceptable.
organic farming is really dangerous than chemical farming,,,,,, thanks to palekarji...


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Past controversial electronic surveillance efforts by intelligence and law enforcement agencies could mark the way forward for the National Security Agency's recently disclosed gathering of meta-data from phone and Internet traffic, say privacy and communications experts.
There was NSA's Clipper Chip in the early 1990s, for example, which sought to give the government back-door access to the public's encrypted electronic messages via classified algorithms. The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Carnivore packet-sniffing technology for public telephone networks, introduced later that decade, allowed law enforcement to surreptitiously surf the web along with a criminal suspect. And the 1994 Communications and Law Enforcement Assistance Act (CALEA) instructed telecommunications carriers to provide digital wiretapping capabilities to law enforcement.
Each of these programs, as well as other of the years, generated initial public outrage when they began. Once revealed, however, more open, public debate ultimately shaped their fate. Transparency in the adoption process, say privacy and communications experts, is critical to the future of the federal government's surveillance capabilities.
"Public debate is essential to these programs," said Mike Jaycox, policy analyst at the privacy advocacy group, the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "We saw it in the '50s and '60s when mass domestic spying was uncovered and we must see it again in the 2010s."
"If NSA were more upfront, people would be a lot more comfortable," said Michael Nelson, senior technology and telecommunications analyst at Bloomberg Government. Nelson, who has worked at the White House as a science advisor, as a technology analyst at the Federal Communications Commission and as part of President Obama's campaign team, said the debate over surveillance technology faces a basic, nagging problem. "There is fundamental tension between consumers who want privacy and vendors who want to know everything about them." In simple terms, government agencies can be likened to vendors, he said, driven by similar motives of providing service to the public. In the case of the NSA, he said, that service is safety.
Lawmakers and private industry alike are calling for a more honest, open exchange in the wake of the disclosure of the two NSA programs.
Internet technology companies that have supplied the government with information on their users to fuel intelligence agencies' Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) surveillance requests have begun pushing for more openness from the NSA. The companies, which include Google, Microsoft and Facebook, say they are being unfairly implicated as accomplices in privacy violations. Google sent a letter on June 10 to FBI director Robert Mueller and U.S. attorney general Eric Holder asking them to allow the company to explain more publicly how the NSA's requests for information about users are handled. The letter sought to allow wider release of the numbers of national security requests the company received and how many it fulfilled.
On June 11, a group of eight senators, including Sen. Patrick Leahy, (D-Vt.) chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, introduced a bill that would make the U.S. attorney general declassify FISA rulings. "There is plenty of room to have this debate without compromising our surveillance sources or methods or tipping our hand to our enemies," Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Or.), one of the bill's sponsors, said in a June 11 statement. "We can't have a serious debate about how much surveillance of Americans' communications should be permitted without ending secret law."
In the past, public outcry over web surveillance and wiretap efforts have produced tighter control, or at least an increase in circumspection about some of the government's surveillance technologies. For instance, the later version of the FBI's controversial 1990's Carnivore email surveillance device was renamed to a more innocuous "DCS-1000," before it was apparently abandoned by the agency in 2001 in favor of commercial technology. Privacy groups had pushed the FBI to release thousands of pages of information on the technology through Freedom of Information Act requests that detailed exactly how the technology operated. Updates to CALEA wiretap capabilities incorporated input from a wide range of dissenting parties, including privacy rights groups, telecommunications carriers and the public. Currently, proposals to expand the law to include voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services and other peer-to-peer tools are under discussion in government and industry.
The effectiveness of NSA's Clipper Chip was ultimately blunted in the mid-1990s by private companies offering strong cryptographic alternatives and a publicly disclosed flaw in the Clipper Chip's design. Ultimately, however, ideas about privacy rights and the nature of data are themselves shifting, reshaping the entire notion of surveillance. "Thirteen year olds with iPhones probably have very different expectations of privacy" than most older people, said Nelson. Younger people may be more comfortable with giving up some of their privacy when using technology.
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Nelson said developing a "mutually-assured disclosure" approach by the government might be more productive than secrecy. "Stop arguing and add transparency about the process." In doing so, he said, the government should show the benefit of its monitoring, like a possibly safer world, in exchange for Americans disclosing some of their data.
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These concerns will not, "be addressed to the satisfaction of the people". This administration seriously appears to have "risen above" the people and will do what it wants. And there is a large minority of the population that accept whatever the president and his agencies say. I mean, wow! I read more and more where people are afraid of what the govts intentions are. I don't get the sense the administration really cares what the people want. Remember the old saying, when the govt fear the people that is liberty but when the people fear the govt, that is tyranny. Ask yourself, who is afraid of who these days? I don't get the sense the govt has any fear of the public or its outrage over all these really creepy events (IRS, NSA, etc.).
So did Holder and Mueller grant Google's request? If not, we know where the secrecy and witholding of information comes from, tha current administration.
There would be a lot more comfort with the NSA's technology if such technology didn't also offer the current, or a future administration, the ability to utilize the technology for political and/or monetary advantage. The recent use of the IRS as a political tool is a perfect example of why there is reason for concern. When the IRS' actions are combined with questionable surveillance actions aimed at members of the press and the multiple cases of dishonest/misleading testimony by persons of authority when appearing before Congress, it's no wonder there are people with concerns about the level of intrusion by the NSA and the potential for abuse of that power in the future. Anyone who is situationally aware and capable of reasoned thought has reason for concern. Those concerns need to be addressed to the satisfaction of the people.
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"This study shows the significant added benefit of genomic analysis with Oncotype DX, when used in conjunction with the traditional clinical variables as measured by Adjuvant Online," said Steven Shak, M.D., chief medical officer of Genomic Health. "These results, combined with updated ASCO treatment guidelines now recommending Oncotype DX, clearly demonstrate that Oncotype DX provides critical information for breast cancer treatment planning that is not apparent by examination of clinical variables alone."
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PAWTUCKET — Former Central Falls coach Bobby Marchand used to describe soccer – when played correctly -- as "the beautiful game."
That description came to mind on Saturday when Marchand's old team, now coached by long-time Marchand assistant Carl Africo, played to a 1-1 stalemate with Shea High in a battle of Division I state title contenders. Both Shea and Central Falls play a similar game that emphasizes passing and playmaking at its core.
Since there are no secrets in soccer, at least not among the top six D-I state title contenders, "the beautiful game" isn't easy to execute. Shea and Central Falls both struggled to complete offensive plays, in part because of intense defensive pressure on both sides of the field.
"We have only scored two goals in our last three games," said Shea coach Pierre Ridore, who played for Marchand in the early 1990s at Central Falls and emphasizes many of the tenets he learned from his one-time mentor. "A lot of our players are trying to do too much on their own. We can't seem to finish our plays right now."
Shea (8-2-3), which a week ago was linked with unbeaten La Salle (10-0-3) as one of the two elite teams in D-I, is now grouped with the other challengers to the Rams – schools like Central Falls (7-1-5 and leader of the North), Portsmouth (8-3-2), South Kingstown (8-2-2), and defending state champion Barrington (6-3-2).
The Raiders are 0-1-2 in their last three matches.
Central Falls' stock has risen steadily this season, dating back to the Warriors' 0-0 tie with La Salle back in September.
"I think we're very evenly matched with Shea," Africo said after Saturday's match had ended. "This was a fitting outcome to the game today. I told Pierre before the game that no matter what happens, we each have five games left in the season and we have to take care of business in those games."
Saturday's game featured two early goals, defensive excellence and ineffectual offense for the final 70 minutes.
Shea scored four minutes into the match when co-captain Joao Cardoso set up midfielder Richmond Baffour for a shot that got past C.F. goalie Anthony Escobar.
Six minutes later, the Warriors responded on a goal by Kelvin Castillo, with the assist going to Steven Serpa.
Serpa's larger contribution came with his tenacious defense on high-scoring Shea forward Emerson Barros, who came into the game with 16 goals.
"I think Steven and Kelvin should make all-state this year," Africo said. "Steven did a great job covering Barros today. We wanted to make sure No. 9 (Barros) and No. 10 (Cardoso) were marked all game."
Double-coverage is nothing new to the Raiders.
"Teams have been putting two and three guys on Emerson and Joao for the last two seasons," Ridore said.
The Raiders controlled the ball for most of the second half with Barros and Cardoso both getting open briefly on several occasions before the Warriors' defense recovered. Shea has several other players who must step up when its two leading scorers are doubled. Co-captain Issifou Kankarafou (six goals this season), along with Baffour and Ienik Spencer, are among the candidates to take up the slack.
"We lead the league in goals scored," Ridore said. "But right now, we are not playing our game."
Shea has scored 43 goals in 13 matches this season. The Raiders have also given up 14, which is one of their weaknesses. La Salle has a scoring differential of 34-7 this season. Portsmouth, which is one point behind Shea in the North, owns a 28-7 edge over its foes. The Patriots beat Shea 2-1 in September and earned a 1-1 tie with the Raiders this past Thursday.
Central Falls has outscored its foes by a 23-10 margin this season. South Kingstown, which hosts Shea this afternoon, holds a 22-7 scoring edge on its opponents.
"We have confidence in our defense," Ridore said on Saturday. "We play everyone straight up. We did not try to double (Kelvin Castillo) today."
Ridore is more concerned with his team's offense than its defense right now.
"I think we have to trust each other more," he said, indicating that the Raiders are going 1-on-1 too often instead of making the extra "touch" or two to prolong an offensive thrust.
Central Falls has been traveling under the radar most of the season in the North Division, where sub-.500 Central (5-7-1) and Cumberland (4-5-3) are tied for second place. Lincoln (1-9-2) and Hope (0-11-2) round out the division.
The Warriors have the softest schedule of any top title contender, finishing up with four games against losing teams in their own division. They do meet South Kingstown in their regular season finale.
At this point in the season, playoff contenders are jockeying for the best seeding in the postseason. Shea and C.F. with 19 points apiece are second to La Salle at the moment. The Raiders must visit both South Kingstown and La Salle this week. They could easily fall to fourth or fifth in the point race with a pair of losses.
Maybe that thought will be a wakeup call for a Shea team that seems to think it can soar into the finals on talent alone.
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Hi! I would like to join a clan for girls, where do i find it and how do i join? / Novaflash
Hi! I would like to join a clan for girls, where do i find it and how do i join? / Novaflash
hey -
well, i am kind of taking a chance by replying to your question - because most people already know all the following and i am not sure if you are just trolling for whatever reason, BUT.....
you can try to contact fragdolls (not sure how serious you are though!!)
you can try to contact the QL girls clan 'gOd' (girlz of destruction) (they are europe BUT i don't know how active liefje and videl are in it anymore. i couldn't play in europe because i am in the chicago area)
you can try to contact melonie mac (she knows a lot and she's been a great help for me and for female gaming in all areas)
there are other ones, but this is enough for now. ha!
i hope you realize that they won't appreciate someone wasting their time though... (and i will tell them what i told you!)
ps...and no, i am NOT melonie mac - despite some think i look like her and suspect that i am. i am not! oh well.
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Lol,didnt know there are sow much good looking gamer girls
Nice quakecon pics you made over there!
And Nova,you can try our clan its one of the biggest ql clans and whe got a girl in our competitive wing
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We got a dozen of Women in EDDA. But we have ca. 120 Members, so 10% Not a girl clan right ?


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Click here to view a video by DOGAMI Engineering Geologist Bill Burns presenting a project overview of Landslide Susceptibility Mapping and Risk Analysis for Clackamas County, Oregon
Newly released Open-File Report O-13-08, Landslide hazard and risk study of northwestern Clackamas County, is available on DOGAMI's website or use the "supporting documents" links at the bottom of this page to view PDF maps and report.
Previously released landslide maps of the Lake Oswego quadrangle (IMS-32) which covers the northwest portion of West Linn, Canby quadrangle (IMS-29) covering the southwest portion of West Linn, and Oregon City quadrangle (IMS-26/IMS-30) covering the southeast corner of West Linn are available from DOGAMI. To view these images, click on the following links or use the "supporting documents" links at the bottom of this page to view PDF maps and report:
View the Interpretive Map Series 32, Landslide Maps (Lake Oswego Quadrangle), Northwest portion of West Linn: Hidden Springs, Marylhurst, Skyline Ridge, Robinwood, and Northwest Bolton
View the Interpretive Map Series 29, Landslide Maps (Canby Quadrangle), Southwest portion of West Linn: Willamette, Southern Hidden Springs, Rosemont Summit, Parker Crest, Savanna Oaks, Barrington Heights, West Sunset
View the Interpretive Map Series 26 and 30, Landslide Maps (Oregon City Quadrangle), Southeast portion of West Linn: Bolton and East Sunset