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When I use the floor drawing tool in DD3 and pick and floor background, I don't know how to adjust the scale of the items within the floor pattern. In other words, if I pick a tiled floor, how do I adjust the size of the tiles themselves?
When I use the floor drawing tool in DD3 and pick and floor background, I don't know how to adjust the scale of the items within the floor pattern. In other words, if I pick a tiled floor, how do I adjust the size of the tiles themselves?
Click on the FS: box (fill styles) in the upper right corner and in the Fill Styles Properties dialog box select the Bitmap files tab. In the Fill Style Name: pull down menu select the name of the fill style of the flooring you are using. Make sure Tile to Fill is checked and then make sure the Scaled box is checked, then you can adjust the Width: and Height: of the fill style to scale it to something more appropriate.
More info: http://www.profantasy.com/cchelp/cc3...itmapfiles.htm
Okay, I tried that, but it doesn't seem to matter what values I enter. The tiles come out looking the same. Just so you know exactly what I'm doing--I'm using the pattern called "Floor, Tiles L Brown" from the menu that comes up when I right-click the Draw Floor button. I can't seem to adjust the size of the tiles at all. What am I missing?
Ah, I'm sorry - you are using the vector symbols and fills, not the bitmap (PNG artwork) fills. It's been awhile since I've worked with those - I'm pretty sure you have to do something different and not as straightforward to rescale them. Let me take a look at get back to you...
Ok, here's what you need to do:
1. Go into the Symbol Manager from the main menu: Symbols -> Symbol Manager
2. At the top, check the box that says "Show fill style symbols" if it isn't checked already.
3. In the symbols listed in the scroll box, find and select the symbol Tile Brown L Fill.
4. Select the Scale button on the right side.
5. Enter a value you want to scale the symbol by in the "Scale selected symbols by:" box (e.g. 2 for twice as big, 10 for ten times as big, 0.5 for half as big)
6. Hit OK, then hit OK again to get out of the Symbol Manager.
7. Save your map.
The draw tool should now draw the floor with the symbol scaled larger or smaller depending on what you chose above. Not that since the symbol definition you just scaled is defined in your existing map, this change will effect the size of the symbol in this map only.
Hope that helps.
Okay, that has gotten me a step in the right direction, but here's the new dilemma: When I re-scaled the fill style on the floor, the tiles got smaller (as I wanted) but the entire tile pattern also shrank and left blank spots on the brown background. In other words, the 9 tiles that covered the floor from wall to wall just became 9 smaller tiles in the middle of the room with the rest of the room untiled. What now?
Yeah, it's really tricky to reset the defaults because you have to go so many different places to do that. There might be an easier solution, however, that is so obvious that naturally I didn't see it.
Either reset everything to the way it was or start a new map. Now *Right* click on the Floor button to get the floors Select Drawing Tool dialog box and select Floor, Tiles S Brown (S = small). It uses the exact same symbol/pattern, but at about 1/4 the size of the L Brown version, so it looks more like regular brick.
See if that works better for you.
So rescale your symbol back to the original size* like you did above to get it smaller and try using that drawing tool instead.
*If you scaled the symbol to .25 the original size, for example, rescale it now by a factor of 4. If you rescaled it to 0.5 the original size, rescale it back now by a factor of 2 etc.


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U.S. Coast Guardsmen conduct preflight checks on a Coast Guard HC-130H Hercules on the flightline, June 28, 2012, Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak, Alaska. Coast Guardsmen from Air Station Kodiak are flying daily missions to Barrow, Alaska in preparation for a U.S. Coast Guard deployment Arctic Shield. Arctic Shield is a forward deployed temporary air station operating from Barrow in the Arctic Ocean during the summer to increase search and rescue response times in the region.
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Live from the UN desertification conference
Here we report live from the biennial conference of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) that takes place 10 to 21 October in the Republic of Korea. IUCN's experts will be giving the inside track on the key issues being discussed.
More ingredients, better taste
21.10.2011. At my first attendance at a UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) conference, it is encouraging to see in Changwon that decision makers are increasingly recognizing desertification and land degradation as drivers of both natural resource depletion and poverty in many affected dryland countries, writes Asli Toppare of the TEMA Turkey & Drynet network. …
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20.10.2011. During a presentation held by Professor Rattan Lal during the high level segment of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, one of the arguments raised was that when people are poverty-stricken and desperate, ensuring sustainable land management is not their priority. This is of course a valid argument, and one that we have heard many times before. But is it the desperate hunger-stricken people of the world who constitute the main human driver of desertification? writes Martine Dahle Huse, information and policy officer at Drylands Coordination Group. …
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Making good sense more attractive than nonsense
19.10.2011. This second week of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification has seen an escalation of activity, as Ministers arrived in town. Parties have worked into the night to resolve differences of opinion and develop a text for adoption by the Conference, writes Jonathan Davies, Coordinator of IUCN's Drylands Initiative. …
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A bold new frontier for conservation
18.10.11. "We have spent these two weeks meeting with other civil society groups and talking with our government representatives and international donors, trying to receive greater support for Indigenous and Community Conserved Areas. We're telling them that this is 'a bold new frontier for conservation'", writes Nahid Naghizadeh, from CENESTA, The Centre for Sustainable Development - an IUCN Member from Iran. …
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A conference with a difference
17.10.11. To counter growing risks of land degradation and drought caused by desertification in drylands, home to more than two billion people, the tenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP10) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) opened on 10 October and runs through 21 October, writes Wynne Boelt of the UNCCD. …
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Mixed progress but good intentions
14.10.11. Looking back at the end of Week One, business is well underway and the initial excitement of luxuries provided to delegates by the organizers, such as the Samsung tablets distributed to upload the daily papers in an effort to "green" the Conference, free water in the corridors, two arms full of Korean presents, and free donuts served by Dunkin Donuts over lunch, are starting to wear off, write François Rogers and Lorena Aguilar of the IUCN Gender Office. …
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Natural solutions to global issues
13.10.11. This is my first UNCCD Conference and I'm struck by how different it is from Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) meetings yet how many of the same issues keep coming up, writes Kathy MacKinnon of IUCN's World Commission on Protected Areas. …
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Pushing hard for land rights
12.10.11. A big hello from the beginning of day three, writes Pablo Manzano, Global Coordinator of the World Initiative for Sustainable Pastoralism (WISP). It's the second time I have attended a UNCCD event and things are much smoother here once you are more familiar with the overall environment of UN discussions. …
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10.10.11 Greetings to you all from the Changwon Exhibition Convention Centre in the Republic of Korea where I'm attending the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), writes Jonathan Davies, Coordinator of IUCN's Drylands Initiative. …
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In a situation that might spark some racial debates, three WWE performers were pulled over by a police officer as they were leaving Battleground, and they all happen to be black. Mark Henry and the Prime Time Players posted about the situation on social media. The three of them seemed to have taken the situation really well, as they joked about having clean records.
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Sept. 11, 2009
BERKELEY - Junior forward Andrew Wiedeman scored twice and assisted on another goal to lead No. 11 California to a 4-0 rout of George Washington in the first game of the 13th annual Cal Legacy Classic on Friday afternoon at Edwards Stadium. The Golden Bears improved their record to 2-1-0 after the non-conference victory, while the Colonials evened their record at 2-2-0.
In the 17th minute, Cal junior midfielder Demitrius Omphroy forced George Washington goalkeeper Brendan Lafferty to make his first save with the second of Cal's 15 shots on the day. At the 17:13 mark of the first half, Cal junior midfielder Hector Jimenez crossed the ball deep into the Colonials' box to a waiting Wiedeman, who slotted the ball past Lafferty for Cal's 1-0 lead.
The Bears outshot GW, 6-4, in the first half and took the 1-0 lead into halftime.
In the second half, Cal outshot the Colonials, 9-4. Omphroy notched the Bears' first shot of the half with a 49th-minute effort that Lafferty saved. Senior midfielder Jeff Cosgriff scored the first goal of his Cal career with a strike from inside the box at 56:50 after a pass from Wiedeman. Cal led, 2-0.
At 66:16, Wiedeman juked the defense and fired a close-range blast past Lafferty to put Cal ahead, 3-0.
Senior defender Imaan Kerchgani set up the final goal with a nice pass to Tony Salciccia at 71:47. The freshman midfielder collected the second goal of his young career to give Cal a 4-0 win.
After his strong performance, Wiedeman now leads Cal in scoring with seven points (3 goals, 1 assist). Salciccia (2 goals) and Jimenez (4 assists) are tied for second with four points each.
The Bears close the Cal Legacy Classic with a match against Cal Poly at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13, in Berkeley. The Mustangs play their first game of the Cal Legacy Classic against Stanford at 7 p.m. on Friday at the Cardinal's Laird Q. Cagan Stadium.
Game Summary
Scoring Summary
Cal - Andrew Wiedeman (Hector Jimenez) 17:13
Cal - Jeff Cosgriff (Andrew Wiedeman) 56:50
Cal - Andrew Wiedeman 66:16
Cal - Tony Salciccia (Imaan Kerchgani) 71:47
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When worries about H1N1 flu spread across the U.S. in 2009, New York City's public school system was of particular concern. Thousands of students were afflicted with suspected H1N1 cases, which caused alarm among health officials who thought the virus could spread and set off a citywide epidemic.
So in October that year, the New York City Health and Education departments joined forces, announcing the launch of a weeklong vaccination program at city schools, an effort followed by a broader, school-based H1N1 vaccination program.
Because the emergency vaccination program was mandated, local health personnel were required to volunteer extra hours to meet the demands - and the Education Department expanded its work force management software to correctly handle timekeeping for these employees.
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The Education Department set up weekend vaccination clinics so the New York City Health and Mental Hygiene Department could administer vaccines to the city's 1.1 million students within a multiweek window in November and December 2009.
"The New York City Health Department needed to dispense this vaccine throughout the city and into the school population, which is more than 1,500 sites," said Elizabeth Knipfing, deputy executive director of the Education Department's Division of Financial Systems and Business Operations.
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King County voters could be asked to pay more for car tabs for the sake of preserving full service at Metro Transit, even if lawmakers punt on transportation issues.
County leaders haven't issued a specific proposal, but they're looking at a flat fee of up to $100, paid when vehicle owners renew their annual license tabs.
That's the maximum allowed under the 2007 "transportation benefit district" law, which allows local governments to relabel themselves a "district," for the sake of collecting new revenues.
The law also allows a sales-tax increase of 2 cents per $10 purchase. Sound Transit and Metro each collect 9 cents per $10 now.
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The notion that the county might act on its own to raise car fees might be just a brainstorm, or bluster, meant to push state lawmakers — now in a special session — to act.
County officials didn't give a deadline for going it alone. But they said time is running out, because in December they will officially send the first proposal for cuts, for Highway 99 routes.
Earlier this year, the House passed and the Senate spurned a measure allowing King County to seek a car-tab tax of $150 per $10,000 of vehicle value, split 60 percent for transit and 40 percent to city and county roads.
County Executive Dow Constantine and other leaders have warned for months that without new money, Metro would phase in cuts of 17 percent over the next two years.
General Manager Kevin Desmond said Metro should be growing instead, to deal with full buses and what he called insatiable demand.
Metro on Thursday updated its "What's at Risk" website to illustrate how service cuts would affect highway corridors and neighborhoods. One example: 13 percent of buses passing Eastgate on Interstate 90 could disappear.
In all, 74 of the 214 routes would be deleted, the site says, while other buses would grow more crowded or run less often.
Metro forecasts that 50,000 of its 400,000 weekday passengers would stop riding, and some would switch to cars.
A temporary $20 car-tab fee and state aid for about 150 daily bus runs on Alaskan Way Viaduct routes expire in mid-2014, while Metro says it never fully recovered from losses in the recession.
The first cuts would be to the viaduct routes, starting June 6, said Desmond.
Aurora Avenue North and Southcenter routes would be mostly spared, but severe cuts would happen in several areas including Ballard, Kenmore, Lake City, Issaquah, the Snoqualmie Valley, the Kingsgate area near Kirkland, and Auburn.
Sung Yang, chief of staff for Constantine, said he'd prefer the Legislature pass an emergency bill to allow King County to raise funds for transit and local roads.
That way, he said Metro could make service decisions its passengers can trust, rather than be tied to a roads package that might be delayed, or even be dependent on a statewide highway ballot measure.
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Op-ed: Instead of obsessing about Israel, human rights groups should focus on real criminals of the world
Lilac Sigan
Published: 12.27.12, 11:02 / Israel Opinion
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Congratulations. Human Rights Watch published a report
this week blaming Hamas
for firing at Israeli cities during Operation Pillar of Defense
with direct intention to kill civilians. So why are congratulations in order? Because this organization chose to be blind for eight years while Hamas and other extremists continuously fired into civilian populated areas with intention to kill, nearly every day. Even when the report was finally issued, they chose to overlook this fact and only referred to the eight days of the operation, as if it was abnormal behavior.
The true problem is that as long as the spotlight is on Israel, making it seem like the worst criminal of all, the attention is no longer on the true criminals of this world. Hamas forces Sharia law in the Gaza Strip, and there are countless stories about its horrid methods of terror on the Palestinians: Arrests, executions, torture, lynch and rape, and seven-year-old girls who are sent to their weddings by their own parents. But how many results do we get when we Google human rights violations and Hamas? Nineteen million, less than 10% of democratic Israel.
So how have the most horrid stories become irrelevant? Why doesn't anyone expose these actions except for amateurs with short Youtube clips that don't interest many? For some reason, everyone seems obsessed with Israel and its checkpoint policy, and not with the terrorists.
Two months ago, Human Rights Watch published another report that didn't receive much media coverage, describing the horrific torture and execution techniques of Hamas towards the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
Hamas reacted in the same manner: The report doesn't mention the occupation, they said, and refused to answer questions. Hamas understands how things work and they're using it for their benefit: As long as they can deflect the blame towards Israel, there's no limit to the crimes they can continue to commit with nobody to stand in their way.
Do we really want human rights for Palestinians? Because if we do, it's time to stop looking solely at Israel's relatively petty violations, which account for a very small fraction of the Palestinian suffering. The worst crimes are quietly overlooked by politicians and journalists alike. As Jews and Israelis, we, more than anyone should fight to expose the terrible ways of Hamas.
If we do, we won't only be promoting the interests of the Palestinians as far as human rights are concerned. If Hamas terror is weakened and their true faces will be known and revealed, we may even be taking a small step towards that forgotten goal of ours - peace.


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Arts and Science: Works by Local Artists Collected and Displayed at Brewer Science, Inc.
Jul 4, 2001
It's a business built around science, but the arts have delicately been woven into the operation. At Brewer Science, all it takes is a stroll down the hallways to gauge how the company values the arts. Even the company's logo has art on it.
"Dr Terry Brewer, company president has a neat idea," said Loretta Recklein, corporate marketing coordinator. "He wants us to be exposed to a variety of art because we are more than just a manufacturing and research center." As a result, pieces of art, many of which are from local artists, decorate the company walls.
"We have a little of everything including pastels, acrylics, pieces of sculpture, photographs, abstract, modern and tapestry," Recklein said. "Dr Brewer's wife, Paula, is an artist" Recklein said. "I feel that her interest has influenced Dr. Brewer. We have several on display that Paula has done."
The collection, which is still growing, contains 51 originals throughout the building. Brewer's office has an additional 17 pieces of artwork on display.
Among the artists are Paula Brewer, M. Joan Johnson, J. Trinidad, Theresa M. Emmett, Suzanne Hooke Schacher, Sandra A. Anderson, K. Lynn Grannemann, Sue Albertson, Steve Atkinson, Diane Knight, David Plank and Orval Reeves.
"We are constantly adding to the collection," Recklein said. "I think it is Dr. Brewer's idea to expose us - he has a unique philosophy that there are a lot of people here with science degrees and he wants to expose them to the arts. He wants us to see the creative side of the business. This is a nice tie-in with creating new technology."
The gallery also contains various pieces donated to the company from other businesses.
Barbara Schubring is the curator of the collection and maintains a list of the artwork, complete with title, media, artist, date and other pertinent information.
In October, Brewer Science will celebrate its 20th anniversary. As part of their anniversary celebration, Brewer Science will host a silent auction of artwork donated by various artists. All proceeds will go to benefit Alzheimer's research.
Dr. Brewer and his wife often return from vacation with artwork that they have purchased for Brewer Science. A team from the company is involved with getting the artwork displayed and labeled. Sometimes the artwork is rotated to different parts of the building. "We have a really good mixture of styles. So there is something here for all tastes. Even those who don't understand art will appreciate it." Recklein said.
Brewer Science's logo includes a picture of a hawk, which was created by Paula Brewer. "The hawk gives us an element of flight so we can rise above issues and problem solve," Sue Bruner, a member of the art team said. "We have flexibility and freedom in the company to make decisions." Bruner also said that the team hopes to have artists come in and answer questions about their work.
Visitors to Brewer Science are taken through the hallways to view the artwork. Many of the visitors, Recklein said, are able to point our various artists they recognize.
"This is part of the uniqueness of Brewer Science," Recklein said. "The visitors are surprised that a business in the industrial park has an art collection. It is quite a contrast to see hard science and the arts existing together."
"We try to put some information with the artwork so that the artists name is associated with the artwork. Hopefully that has generated some business for the artists. It is amazing how much talent we have in this area," said Recklein.
"Brewer Science is really unique because we are located in the Ozarks working in the semi-conductor industry," Recklein said. "People don't expect to see a high-tech business in the Ozarks."
In the future the company is planing to continue the expansion of the art collection. "It is our goal with the next expansion to have a designated art gallery," Recklein said. "It will be an art gallery with pieces changing all the time. I see no danger of the collection getting stale because the Brewers love art."


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Ok so here is the deal. I noticed a high water bill...along with a leaky toilet. I fixed the leaky toilet and then checked the water meter outside. Still spinning but not much. I turned the main water off to the house from inside my garage. Still spinning the same amount. Could be a leak between the meter and the main shutoff in the garage. No leak to the house so maybe in the slab...where the main water line runs through. I talked to a leak detection company who had me take some measurements. The leak leaks .32 cubic feet per hour, about .04 gallons per minute. He told me it was not work fixing but to keep an eye on it. What do you all think...should I pay the expense and try to file a claim with insurance...or just keep my eye on it like the guy says. Also if I do get it fixed...what should I look for to determine that the leak was not caused by builder negligence? Thanks for you advice!
Fix it, it will only get worse. You will come home someday and find a $1,000 water bill in your mail box. I advised a customer that lost 80,000 gallons of water in 24 hours, from a 1" water line. The city billed them for the loss. Just remember, if the leak is on your property, you pay the water bill, even if the line breaks.
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An Edinburgh man was arrested after police said he had a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl.
John Jacob Young, 24, 406 Piatt Trailer Court, has been charged with sexual misconduct with a minor.
Police received a report about Young and a teenage girl. Officers visited Young's home and found the 14-year-old there.
Young initially denied having a sexual relationship with the girl, but both Young and the girl later told officers they had engaged in sexual activity, the report said.
Young told police the girl said she was 17 but also said the girl's mother told him she was younger, the report said.
He was arrested Friday and taken to the Johnson County jail, where he was being held on $8,000 bond.


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Nov 07 2012 , Mumbai
Investing in soft-launched or pre-launched projects is all about taking high risk, for good returns in a short period. It can pay off as long as you have factored in all possible variables
Unitech, DLF, Godrej Properties, L&T Realty, Indiabulls, Ultra Homes, Sattva Group and Lodha Group are among the developers who are actively pursuing this model.
In most cases, such information will not be available on companys' websites, primarily because the project may still be awaiting some approvals. The news generally spreads by word of mouth and via email and SMSes. The kind of buyers who show interest for pre-launched projects are usually opportunistic investors and end-users who seek to benefit from the price advantage and can wait for a couple of years before getting possession of their flats. It is a clear trade-off – huge risk for the fabulous discount that the developer offers.
Not only Mumbai, but other cities are also focusing on pre-launch offers and are witnessing equally good response. Godrej Properties, which recently soft launched two projects in Gurgaon and Bangalore, has witnessed strong sales. "We had soft launch of two projects – Godrej Summit in Gurgaon and Godrej Gold County in Bangalore. We sold total stock of one million sq ft at Godrej Summit in 24 hours with booking value of Rs 600 crore," Pirojsha Godrej, managing director, Godrej Properties, told FC Build.
Around 37 per cent of the launched stock of 82,000 sq ft at Godrej Gold County was sold during the pre-launch. Godrej Properties recorded booking area of 30,555 sq ft and booking value of Rs 21 crore in this project, said Godrej.
Delhi-based developer Unitech is offering a discount of around Rs 500 per sq ft as pre-launch offer at Unitech Exquisite, in Noida. Tarun Jain, marketing head of Unitech, said, "We are offering it at Rs 4,250 per sq ft as a combined pre-launch and festival offer." Unitech Exquisite is a luxury residential apartment project offering three bedrooms plus a servant quarter.
Rajeev Talwar, executive director, DLF, said the developers are opting soft launch of their projects mainly to improve their cash flow.
According to Ganesh Vasudevan, vice-president, India Property.com, almost all projects in Delhi have pre-launch offers. "These offers have lot of advantages and risks. Advantages are that you get the property at a slightly lower rate and longer period to pay, so financing is easier. Risk is that the project may get delayed or stuck due to approval issues. So, the end-user should avoid booking flats at a pre-launch property."
The trend is also catching up in the south. JC Sharma, managing director, Bangalore-based Sobha Developers, said, "Many developers are focusing on pre-launch offers to woo customers as they try to tap the opportunity during the festival season with most of the launches."
Sharma said that at present the company does not have any pre-launch offers as it has not launched any new project during this festive season.
However, real estate experts have a word of caution for investors and say that they ought to be careful and do their due diligence before opting for pre-launch projects.
Vinod Sampat, advocate and president of Cooperative Societies' Residents and Users Association, said, "There is no provision in the law that prior to clearance of the plan, a developer can launch a project. It's illegal and developers across the country are doing it while the authorities are keeping quiet despite knowing the fact."
OM Ahuja, chief executive officer, residential services, Jones Lang LaSalle India, says that regardless of the state of the economy, associated market sentiments and on-going funding trends, developers need to generate initial capital to successfully launch and complete their projects. "Only by doing so can they maintain the kind of churn that makes real estate development business profitable. However, lending to the real estate sector is in a low-sentiment phase at present. Interest rates are high for funding that is still available, and some developers do not meet the required eligibility norms for funding at all. In such circumstances, they may seek to raise interest-free capital from the market by pre-launching their projects," says Ahuja.
Investing in pre-launched projects is a high-risk undertaking that can pay off as long as one has factored in all possible variables. It makes most sense to investors who have a high risk appetite and the ability to weather an eventual setback. Investing in pre-launches is, generally, not a route that end-users are advised to take unless there is a high degree of certainty implied in the builder's brand and track record, Ahuja adds.
The price advantage of buying into a pre-launch project can be anything between 5-20 per cent, depending on various market factors. However, the high-risk factor must not be ignored. The project may not be cleared for home loan approvals, or the developer may not have obtained all the required permissions for the project. Also, the funds generated by pre-launching the project may not cover the total cost of construction and the project may be delayed or even shelved. Investors into pre-launched projects need to do a fair degree of due diligence before deciding to go ahead.
What the consumer needs to see is whether the builder has free and clear ownership of the land on which the project is being built. "An agreement between the builder and the original owner of the land is not sufficient. The project needs to have an IOD (intimation of disapproval). This is a set of instructions that a developer needs to comply with so that he can legally construct the project. IOD is valid for one year and needs to be reissued if the project has not been completed in a year's time. The project also needs to have a commencement certificate in place," says Ahuja.
While considering a pre-launch option, an investor needs to do a thorough check. "It is certainly necessary to establish the trustworthiness of the builder. This includes investigating his track record for transparent deals and compliance with legal formalities, his overall track record for timely project completions and the magnitude of experience he has had in the industry. Established builders with good reputations in the local market are generally safer bets, since they are able to bring in the necessary approvals and attract a healthier response from the market. The developer's ability to complete the project depends at least partially on bringing in a certain critical mass of sales when he pre-launches a project," says Pankaj Kapoor, chief executive officer at Liases Foras.
Shveta Jain, director, residential services, Cushman & Wakefield India, said, "Several projects are in the pre-launch stage and are likely to be launched in the coming months at higher prices revising the market benchmark upwards."
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.50 cal muzzleloader and/or .300 win mag If you made me choose 1 season for the rest of my life, I would go with the smoke pole.
What is your favorite weapon for elk? I use a 35 year old Weatherby Vanguard in 7mm Rem. Mag.(what else) I get 1 1/4 groups at 200 yds. with a Nosler 160 gr. AB, powered by 58.8 grs. of IMR 4350 and a Rem 9 1/2 M primer. Drops them in their tracks!!
.50 cal muzzleloader and/or .300 win mag If you made me choose 1 season for the rest of my life, I would go with the smoke pole.
I also use a 7mm mag. 165 gr Winchester Accu Bond. I always have a back up gun and it's a 338 Ultra mag. 186 gr Barnes.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Custom Remington 700 30 Hart with 200 grain Accubonds at 3075 fps, 1/2 inch groups at 200 yards or my custom Remington Model 7, 7mm SAUM with 175 grain Partitions at 2846 fps, same 1/2 inches at 200 yards. Both guns shoot in the low .2s at 100 yards. These are the only big game rifles I own.
Any well tuned bow- Mine is a PSE X-Force. I love all elk hunting but archery for elk is just plain awesome.
A custom .300 Wby topped with a 4 x 14 Leupold VXIII with a custom ballistic turret for my handloads. Less than moa out to 500 yds. TC Pro hunter m/l .50 cal too.
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300 rum 700cdl topped with vx-1 4-12x40 leupold shooting 180gr Remington swift power level 3.
Kill my 1st Elk with Browning A-Bolt 30-06 , My favorite however is the Browning A-Bolt in 300. win. mag with a 2 x10 Leupold !
Geez, you guys and the big boomers, LOL! Give me a bow during the rut any day or my good old 06s if I go during a rifle season.


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The Timberwolves host Orlando at 7:00 tonight, pregame on WJON at 6:30. Minnesota is 2-1 after coming from behind to win at Brooklyn Monday night. Orlando is 2-1 but is coming off a 99-93 loss at Chicago Tuesday night. Arron Afflalo led the Magic with 28 points. Orlando is playing without guard Jameer Nelson and forward Hedo Turkolu.


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It has just been announced that Tribeca Film and Nerdist Industries have acquired and will release "Zero Charisma" together. The film, which premiered at SXSW earlier this year where it won the Audience Award in the Narrative Spotlight section, tells the story of Scott (Sam Eidson), an overgrown nerd who lives with his grandmother and serves as Grand Master of a "Dungeons and Dragons"-style fantasy board game. When a new initiate enters the geeky group, Scott finds his role as leader of the misfits put into jeopardy.
States Nerdist founder and chief creative officer Chris Hardwick, "My podcast mate Jonah Ray saw 'Zero Charisma' at SXSW and immediately texted me to say it was one of the best movies of the year. When I saw it, I knew I had to tell as many people as I could about it. It's hilarious, touching, beautiful, authentic and an eerily accurate echo of my first D&D group in the 80's. I think the character of Scott will become a cultural hero. He is the personification of the nerd rage that boils in all of us when PEOPLE. DON'T. FOLLOW. THE. RULES. OF. THE GAME."
The co-release between Tribeca Film and Nerdist Industries will start on October 8, 2013, where "Zero Charisma" will land on cable and on-demand platforms, shortly before landing in theaters on October 11.


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Yesterday's Moto2 race at Jerez was red flagged after just two laps when Shoya Tomizawa crashed out after battling it out Simone Corsi fighting for the lead. The rider pile-up was caused by Tomizawa's bike having an unprotected crank case which caused oil to spill across the Dry Sack corner.
"I crashed after the back straight and my oil was on the road, and many riders crashed," said Tomizawa. "I'm so sorry for the delay, and also because many riders crashed and they had to repair their motorbikes. I'm so sorry."
Franco Uncini, Dorna's safey delegate talking to Italia 1 after the incident declared that the Safety Commission will probably probabily render crank case carbon fiber covers mandatory.


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For Sale Iceman Race Entry Ebay # 120036364679
For Sale Iceman Race Entry Ebay # 120036364679
you need to be a paid user to advertise your bike for sale. You have to do it in the for sale section.
It's not a bike for sale free pizza, it's a race entry. In my opinion it is sort of a good service since the race entries are sort of hard to get.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
oohhhh.. my bad.. didnt read that one properly.. i thought it was some sort of crazy model name of a bike.. you know these crazy names that these crazy kids come up with these days.... i'll shut up now...
Still don't know if it's permitted though, for some reason I doubt it. I'm just not going to be the one to hit the little report post to a mod button on this one.
I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
I wouldn't worry. It's not like the Mountain Bike Racing sub-forum gets a lot of traffic anyway.
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baby's 1st birthday: lucas
look! it's a bird … it's a plane … no, it's … a new blog post! yeah. i was having lunch with my buddy justin last week, and he put it to me bluntly, "hey, post a blog. i'm BORED!" it's true, i've been very delinquent with the posts over the past few months. there's just been nonstop activity that's kept me either in the field shooting (yay!) or in the lab processing (boo!). this weekend has been my only "blank" weekend for weeks. and man, was it wonderful! hey, i love to work, but i also love to rest. and this blank weekend is only an island amidst a sea of busy weekends still on the horizon. not one to let a weekend go by with complete inactivity, i finally decided to follow through on the once teased 1st birthday of baby lucas.
it feels like it's been an eternity since i shot this shindig. heck, baby lucas is probably prepping for the SATs by now. i am constantly amazed by the effect this photography business has had on my grasp of time. i can't believe it was just more than a year ago that i posted gail and jorge's engagement session. it seems more like five years ago. and i can only imagine the effect raising a baby has on first-time parents like jean and jimmy. i hope this somewhat "throwback" post of a party that happened several months ago finds jean and jimmy reminiscing fondly of their first year and a half with lucas, and that this joyous time of their lives isn't passing them by too quickly. it's one of the gifts of photography: freezing moments in time so that when we have a chance to look back on it all, we can stop and say, "wow, what a great time we had."
there it is: the traditional dol head table. what a spread!
colorful desserts: check!
excuse my shameless self-promotion here, but a portrait session prior to the birthday party creates an excellent opportunity for lovely decor for your event. take this canvas print for example. i'm a HUGE "paperless" guy, but on the rare occasion i get to see a capture of mine in print, it's a real treat.
the "guess baby's future vocation" game was afoot.
is it just me, or does this kid remind you of jonathon winters on mork & mindy? he's like a little old man/baby.
apparently, cute children were in great abundance.
i think this gentleman would agree with me.
and speaking of cute babies, here's the guest of honor going business-semi-formal. dapper. very dapper.
outfit: mom-approved.
i love these kinds of shots: generation-bridging resemblance through facial expression. uncanny!
i realize i was a bit of a late-bloomer myself, but lucas is getting his mack on EARLY!
ahh, now i get why the ladies love cool lucas: it's gotta be the shoes!
the two images above is what nick yutaka photographer is all about: unabashed happy.
doctor lucas, phd. complete with golf obsession.
wee!! balloons!!
ladies and gentlemen … lucas has left the building.
thanks again to jean, jimmy, and lucas for choosing me to capture their special day. and lucas, a.k.a. LL cool L, if you haven't already figured it out by now, go for the around the way girls.
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LINN TOWNSHIP — Stephanie Klett was at Black Point estate two years ago, but she admits she didn't pick up much on the Black Point story.
Klett, a former Miss Wisconsin who then hosted "Discover Wisconsin" on PBS television, said she was more interested in getting video for the show than listening to history.
On Friday, Klett, now Wisconsin's tourism secretary, returned to Black Point, and this time, she took the tour and paid attention to the lakeside summer mansion's history.
Docent Ginny Hall led the tour which took the guests through the two floors of the 20-room summer home. The VIPs were then escorted to the third floor, where they were split into two groups and allowed up in the Black Point tower, which affords a magnificent view of Geneva Lake and its north shore.
The third floor and tower are still off limits to the regular tours.
Compared to its neighbors, Wisconsin has a very frugal tourism budget.
Klett said this year Illinois has $48 million budgeted for tourism and Michigan has budgeted $30 million.
Wisconsin started its annual tourism budget with $9 million, although the department did get a step-up of $5 million, she said.
Wisconsin tourism is seeking to use its limited pot of money smarter than its neighbors, working with travel publications
In the past, the state's biggest tourism draws, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Dells and Door County, received little assistance from the state.
"Because Lake Geneva has always done well, I think it's been taken for granted by the Department of Tourism," Klett said.
Not anymore. Klett said the Department of Tourism now wants to tout Wisconsin's star attractions to increase tourism and the flow of tourism dollars.
"We now have a governor who gets tourism," Klett said.
Klett said the tourism department also wants to partner with businesses to draw attention to Wisconsin destinations. For example, Lake Geneva Cruise Line's owner, Bill Gage, is currently transforming some of his property from repair and storage to family restaurant and entertainment space.
One of Gage's ideas is to create a replica U.S.S. Minnow from the 1960s television show Gilligan's Island.
The Department of Tourism might be able to help by getting one of the cast members from that show to be at the grand opening of Gage's restaurant, Klett said.
Klett also said that in October, the Wisconsin tourism department will bring in up to 25 professional travel writers to the area.
"They will experience everything in Lake Geneva area and then write about it," Klett said. Stories are expected to appear in national circulationt food and travel magazines, such as "Bon Apetit" and "Travel and Leisure," she said.
In addition, the Travel Wisconsin website will include a blog about the fall colors in the Geneva Lake area.
"We are working hard to increase tourism dollars," Klett said.
Joining Klett on a Lake Geneva Cruise Line excursion to the mansion were Dave Fantle, deputy tourism secretary; Dave Spiegelberg, the tourism department's regional tourism specialist; State Sen. Neal Kedzie, Walworth County Board Chairwoman Nancy Russell, Grace Eckland, director of marketing and public relations for the Lake Geneva Area Convention and Visitors Bureau; Brett Sundstrom, general manager of Grand Geneva Resort and Jessica Landgren of Celtic Inc., Brookfield, public relations firm for the Lake Geneva Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Greeting them at the front steps of Black Point, which surmounts a 90-foot bluff overlooking Geneva Lake, were Sarah Hill, executive director of Black Point Estate and Ginny Hall, Black Point docent.Also joining the group were George Hennerley, president of the Geneva Lake Area Chamber of Commerce; and Edward Boehm, president of the board of directors for the Black Point Estate.
Hill said between 7,000 and 9,000 visitors come to the mansion annually during the tour season, which runs from May to October. About 95 percent come by boat on the Lake Geneva Cruise Line.
The last boat run is Oct. 23.
The Black Point Mansion, completed in 1888, is one of the oldest mansions on Geneva Lake. More importantly, the Seipp family moved a lot of their old furniture into their summer home, some of it dating to pre-Civil War times. And the Seipps' descendants kept all of those furnishings in the house, making it a rare time capsule for historians.
The property passed into the ownership of the state of Wisconsin in 2006, when William Petersen, a Chicago attorney and descendant of Conrad Seipp, signed the property over to the state.
Public tours of the property began in June 2007.
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Friedrich Witt - Symphony in C, 'Jena'
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Felix Mendelssohn Symphony No 5, "Reformation"
The ACO concludes its 28th Season with an orchestral and opera tour de force. Two Metropolitan Opera stars will grace the stage in performances of virtuoso Mozart arias. Layla Claire, one of the most sought after young singers in today's opera world, will give her Alice Tully Hall debut. Layla arrives in the afterglow of her 2011 performances as Marenka in Smetana's The Bartered Bride at the Metropolitan Opera under the baton of James Levine. Canadian tenor Benjamin Butterfield is a favorite among both early music and contemporary music audiences. His elegant tenor voice takes center stage in Mozart's commanding aria Misero, O sogno.
A rarely performed early 19th century symphony opens the program. Friedrich Witt's 'Jena' Symphony is of such energy and quality that for over one hundred years it was attributed to Witt's contemporary, Ludwig van Beethoven.
The concert concludes with a performance of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 5 'Reformation'. This symphonic masterpiece was created out of Mendelssohn's religious fervor as he converted to Lutheranism. It is in honor of the 300th anniversary of Martin Luther's 1530 Augsburg Confession. Mendelssohn's scoring of the hymn Ein feste Burg is thrilling, edge-of-your-seat music. The ACO's performance is a New York 'premiere' on period instruments.
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The English poet John Keats loved Greek ideals of beauty. So much in fact, that in 1819 he penned his famous poem Ode on a Grecian Urn based on objects he had seen at the British Museum. Now some of those same objects—part of one of the largest and most valuable collections of Greek and Roman sculpture in the world—are making a rare trip abroad. If you've always wanted to write your own ode, or if you just like to see sculptural masterworks and ancient Hellenic pottery, now's your chance.
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This is a nicely appropriate question for the frigid weather New England has right now. Not as bad as the storm making it's way up the coast though! Booking Through Thursday asks us:
The northern hemisphere, at least, is socked in by winter right now… So, on a cold, wintry day, when you want nothing more than to curl up with a good book on the couch … what kind of reading do you want to do?
I want to do classic escapist reading. Harry Potter, Twilight, Narnia, chick-lit, action-adventure, thriller, mystery, fantasy, anything that I can dive into that keeps me awake and wanting to read for hours. Nothing serious for me when I'm in the cold-weather-must-get-warm mood! Alas, these days I don't often get to pick what I read next, since my ARC pile is steadily growing and I'm weird about needing to read them before they're released. But I have a large pile of escapist books that I'll get to one of these days. What do you like to read when the weather outside is frightful?


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Parents of "Killer Nanny" Victims Announce Pregnancy
The country mourned last year for Marina and Kevin Krim's 2-year-old daughter Lucia "Lulu" and her 6-year-old brother Leo when they were allegedly stabbed to death by their longtime nanny Yoselyn Ortega. When that horrific crime made headlines, we wondered how that family would ever move past that horrific incident.
Imagine our joy when we heard the news from New York Magazine that Marina Krim is pregnant with another child!
Kevin's message, shared on their Lulu & Leo Fund Facebook page, reads, "We are very happy to let you know that Marina is expecting a baby in the fall." The couple's announcement appeared along with a painting of two children holding hands.
Although nothing can take away this family's terrible loss, we hope this happy news will help give them some of the comfort and joy that they deserve after living through such a hellish tragedy. We wish the Krim family, mom Marina, father Kevin, and their surviving daughter Nessie, the best.
In Kevin Krim's heartwarming words, "We are filled with many emotions as we look to the future, but the most important one is hope."
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Dos2unix again!
I've not used this command in years and had of course forgotten it, so I'll note it here again to find it quicker next time. Conversion of DOS format text files to unix format, with sed - change CRLF to LF.
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Linux/unix security auditing scripts "Lusas"
This is a collection of command line security auditing scripts for Linux/Unix.
Originally by Sean Boran in 2000, with a few improvements over the years.
Auditing the security of an existing Solaris system can be time-consuming, and often requires on-site visits. There are several commercial tools and a few free ones that help, but they can be complicated and require local compilation or configuration.
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Seated female nude. 1975. Vintage gelatin silver print. 33,8 x 24,5 cm. Mounted to board (slightly time-stained around edges of image and in lower edge around signature), signed and dated by the photographer in pencil in lower right below the image on the mount.
Professionally retouched spot near left thigh, two minimal indentation spots in mid portion, otherwise a rich tonal print in near excellent condition.
Lit.: Brett Weston: Master Photographer. Carmel 1989, ill. pl. 107.
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Native Way Cookbookhttp://www.wisdomkeepers.org/nativeway/nwidx.htm
Review by Debbie Mazo
Early native American cooks used the ingredients available to them like beans, squash, sweet potatoes, and pumpkins to create traditional dishes. In fact, many local specialties can be traced to Native American cuisine. Reflecting the rich heritage of many regions, the Native Way Cookbook lets you explore time-honored dishes and contemporary favorites that make up Native American cuisine.
To help you prepare a special meal, the Native Way Cookbook features Native American recipes, food sources, and preparation instructions. The site also includes a Plant, Herb, & Fungi Encyclopedia where you can browse through culinary and medicinal facts on dozens of plants found in North America. For example, if you have access to sassafras twigs or roots, use them to flavor your cooking or prepare root bark tea for stomach ailments, gout, colds, fevers, or skin eruptions.
Ready to point, click, cook, and serve. Then, sift through the index organized by type of dish ranging from breads, cakes, and cookies to meat, game, and fish to odd but fun selections. If you're looking for old-fashioned favorites, the Native Way Cookbook index also sorts traditional versus contemporary choices as well as by tribes or nations.
If you've always wanted to bake bannock bread, the site serves up several variations including a Chippewa Bannock made from cornmeal and sweetened with maple syrup or honey. Corn bread lovers can also try a spicy Salsa Corn Bread sprinkled with grated cheddar cheese. For the catch of the day, sample the Hickory Smoked Fish Pate served with mushroom chips or fry up Pan Roasted Oysters dressed with extra parsley and lemon wedges. Candy lovers can also test their luck with Maple Sugar Candy by collecting some sap, simmering it, slipping a stick in the middle, and then waiting until their lollipop hardens.
How-to-articles provide plenty of pointers with savvy advice on topics such as preserving apples, gathering wild onions, and clay cooking. Having trouble finding ingredients? Then, look no further than the Ingredient Sources listing locations for meats, fish, and game as well as grains and produce (fresh or dried) around the country. Or, if you live close by, stop into one of the listed eateries and introduce yourself to the enduring flavors of Native American cuisine.
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Saturday, 12 April 2014 | MYT 11:02 PM
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biggest bookmaker believes that the winner of Sunday's crucial clash between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield is a certainty to win the Premier League title.
William Hill is quoting odds of 1/10 on the winning team - whoever it may be - to go on and be crowned champions.
The odds on winning the double, of the match and the title, slightly favour City who are 2/1 with Liverpool at 3/1.
"This has been billed as a title decider and the odds suggest that that is the case," William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said.
"Whoever wins this match will be the red hot favourite for the title."
With so much at stake, there are odds of 5/2 on a red card and 7/1 that Liverpool are awarded a penalty and that Steven Gerrard scores.
Last Sunday's 2-1 win over West Ham, in which Steven Gerrard scored two penalties, was Liverpool's ninth in a row and moved them to 74 points from 33 games. Five wins from their last five games will see them land a first top-flight crown since 1990.
They are two points ahead of second-place Chelsea who also have still to visit Anfield in the run-in. City are third in the league two points behind Chelsea and four adrift of Liverpool but have two games in hand on both their rivals.
Liverpool's extraordinary run has been built on the Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge goal machine. Suarez has 29 Premier League goals while Sturridge has 20 and they are 2/1 to produce one goal between them and 33/1 to score four or more.
The match will be poignant for Liverpool fans as it comes two days before the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster when 96 of their fans died in a crush at an FA Cup semi-final in Sheffield against Nottingham Forest on April 15, 1989.
Matches in the top five divisions of English football will kick off seven minutes later than originally planned to commemorate the six minutes after which the original match was halted and an extra minute's silence as a mark of respect.
Liverpool will wear special commemorative shirts against City and for their last remaining matches.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has sought to calm the atmosphere before the match.
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The skinny on Weigh Down
National | Bestselling author Gwen Shamblin's theological views prompt publisher, supporters to drop her like unwanted carbohydrates
Randy and Janet Rice of Oklahoma City learned about Weigh Down Workshop in 1998. They lost some unwanted weight, Mr. Rice says, and learned to satisfy the hunger in their souls by loving God. In July they watched a promotional video for Weigh Down founder Gwen Shamblin's plan to start a new denomination, "Remnant Fellowship," designed to have frequent public confessions and no elders or pastors. "It was like the Lord really spoke to me," said Mr. Rice. "I really felt like I got a call to start a Fellowship." The feeling disappeared after he discovered that Mrs. Shamblin rejects the doctrine of the Trinity, the belief that God is three persons in one being. After questions about her beliefs erupted at her annual Desert Oasis Conference in Nashville in July, she posted a series of statements on her website to clarify her position. In an e-mail message to her Workshop list on Aug. 14 she stated that "the Trinity was a message formed in a society that believed in polytheism and it was done in an attempt to make sure no one mistakenly believed that Christians worshipped several gods." She posted on her website on Sept. 15 objections to "man-made Trinity teaching." A message Mrs. Shamblin posted on Sept. 12 and expanded on Sept. 15 includes this question she addressed to herself: "According to the Trinity, Jesus and God are the same being. What do you believe?" Her answer: "I believe that Jesus and God are two separate beings." Another question she asked herself was, "Do you believe that Jesus is equal [to the Father] in power and glory?" Her answer: "No." The controversy has polarized the 10-year-old, privately owned Weigh Down Workshop, Inc., and prompted former allies and partners to distance themselves. WORLD has contacted dozens of pastors, local Workshop coordinators, and participants who report that churches across the country, including Moody Memorial Church in Chicago, College Park Baptist Church in Indianapolis, and Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, have cut the program because of this doctrinal issue, while others are reviewing whether to continue hosting it. Thomas Nelson Publishers, which committed the largest marketing budget in its history for her 1999 bestseller Rise Above, last month canceled publication of Mrs. Shamblin's upcoming book, Out of Egypt, citing "the recent controversy created by [Mrs. Shamblin's] doctrinal position." Mrs. Shamblin has not said whether she has another publisher. Lifeway Christian Bookstores announced two weeks ago it will no longer carry Weigh Down material. Church Communication Network of Mt. View, Calif., had scheduled Mrs. Shamblin to speak this fall at the Secrets of a Great Marriage seminar. But CCN President Bill Dallas said that after he discussed her doctrinal convictions with her, they came to a "mutual understanding" that she would not participate. "We would not ask her to speak again on the network," he added. Mrs. Shamblin declined to respond to four phone requests from WORLD for interviews, but her Sept. 12 statement argues that her ministry has helped thousands of people troubled by obesity, alcoholism, bulimia, and other problems. She also asserts that God has given her wisdom: "I believe that this understanding that God has given me of Himself, His Son, and His Spirit will make total sense and clear up many confusing passages." In a promotional audio tape for her Remnant Fellowship she said, "You could ask me to speak and I could start speaking. And the Bible actually opens where I'm wanting to go. And that is a gift. I don't have to work at it." Mrs. Shamblin's Franklin, Tenn.-based organization has undergone numerous changes this year. Former Weigh Down staffers Mike Mosketti and Sandra Holmes say at least 36 employees have been fired or pressured to resign since January, when about 100 workers were on staff. These two former staffers, along with former Outreach Director Sara Sampson, say they felt pressured to join Remnant Fellowship to keep their jobs at Weigh Down. Four of the organization's top administrators (Chief Financial Officer Rick Betts, Director of Human Resources Randy Betts, Assistant Director of Human Resources Lori Norman, and Accountant Betty Cooke) submitted letters of resignation on Aug. 30. "Just about everybody is gone now except the people that go to her church," said ex-Supervisor of Outreach Carney Hawkins. Mrs. Shamblin denied in a statement posted on her website in August that anyone was pressured to join Remnant Fellowship, but added that employees are expected not to be "in disagreement to the direction of the management of this office."
-Christopher Mann is a fellow of the World Journalism Institute and a business manager at the Hudson Institute


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Every Angle Software Solutions, a provider of Operational Performance Management solutions, today announced it has been included in the list of "Cool Vendors" in the Cool Vendors in the SAP Ecosystem, 2011 report1 by Gartner, Inc. Once a year, the list of Cool Vendors is published by the world's leading analyst firm and consists of companies with innovative solutions to common issues taxing SAP-users. Every Angle offers a powerful tool to make operational performance management easy for SAP run businesses.
In the SAP Ecosystem there are only five companies mentioned as Cool Vendor by Gartner. The report states: "There are many impressive vendors in SAP ecosystem, so choosing five is not easy. This year's Cool Vendors provide innovative solutions to common issues taxing SAP users. According to Gartner, organizations running SAP should consider these Cool Vendors to help close the usability gap, speed adoption and get the most out of their SAP deployments.
Fred Hermans, CEO of Every Angle: "We feel there is momentum for Every Angle"
The designation of Every Angle as a Cool Vendor is a boost for the ambitions of the company that is rapidly growing at the moment. Fred Hermans, CEO of Every Angle: "We feel there is momentum among SAP running businesses to use our solution for operational performance management. Our goal is to expand globally and to ensure that more SAP-run business will enjoy the benefits of our software. One of our USP's is the high satisfaction of the users with our solution."
As stated in the report "this year's Cool Vendors provide innovative solutions to common issues taxing SAP users — the SAP user interface (UI), gaps in analytic functionality, specialized industry add-ons and tools for building customized solutions using advanced business application programming (ABAP). Organizations running SAP should consider these Cool Vendors to help close the usability gap, speed adoption and get the most out of their SAP deployments."
1Gartner, Inc., Cool Vendors in the SAP Ecosystem, 2011, Thomas Otter, John Hagerty et al, April 15th 2011
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Situated in the suburbs, this bed & breakfast is within 3 mi (5 km) of Royal Fremantle Golf Club, Fremantle Markets, and Fremantle Prison. Samson House and Kings Square are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
This smoke-free bed & breakfast features express check-in, express check-out, and a garden. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided.
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Santa Maria Executive B&B Fremantle55 Shepherd Street Beaconsfield WA 6162
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Beaconsfield bed & breakfast also offers a garden, express check-in, and express check-out. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Santa Maria Executive B&B Fremantle is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 3
- Number of floors - 1
- Express check-in
- Garden
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free breakfast
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 2007
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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Room Amenities
- DVD player
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- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Premium bedding
- Free local calls
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- Jetted bathtub
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- Espresso maker
- Digital TV service
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A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 9:30 AM.
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Get reviews of local businesses from your peers with Bizzy for Android
Bizzy feels like a mash-up between popular Android apps Foursquare and Yelp!, with a few extra fun features on the side.
You're still "checking-in" Foursquare style (this app refers to it as "checking-out") to let your friends know via Facebook and Twitter where you're at, but its main purpose is to collect your reviews of different businesses in your community for other users to refer to.
What's kind of neat about the app is that it builds a profile by asking you questions like: "Who's got the best formal wear?" "What's the greatest deli in the area?" "How about a great dessert cafe?" and "Best place to tan?" Based on your answers, Bizzy is able to make personalized recommendations. The more questions you answer, the more the app gets to know you, and the more accurate your recommendations become.
Bizzy also acts like a discovery service, allowing you to track where users with tastes similar to your own have gone.
The way it's organized makes it easy to see other users' reviews, too. There are tons of different categories. It feels like Bizzy has really covered its bases. Categories include restaurants, bars, shopping, home services, and everything in between.
While the app looks good, and works well, the review database isn't extensive. This is probably because the application is fairly new. While people won't have any trouble figuring out how the app works, it will take time to attract more users, who will, in turn, post more reviews. In the meantime, the app might not be as handy as more popular apps that have had time to bulk up on users, like UrbanSpoon and Yelp.
What I do like about Bizzy, though, is that because you find people with tastes that are similar to yours, you're more likely to trust the opinions in those reviews, rather than the ones you find posted by people you might have nothing in common with.
Because it's the best of two apps I use all of the time, Bizzy is the app of my dreams. It has a lot of potential, and I can't wait to see it flesh out.


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May 25, 2016
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (AP) -- Residents of a Sterling Heights apartment complex are being forced to move out as a result of flood damage.
WDIV-TV reports (http://bit.ly/VqYiJj ) a management company said Thursday it's canceling the leases on 20 apartments because of unspecified health problems caused by flooding. Letters posted on residents' doors say eviction notices could be issued within 10 days if tenants don't move out.
The letters say residents will get a refund on security deposits and the rest of the month's rent if they turn in their keys.
A tenant says he doesn't know how he will move in just a few days. Another says he hasn't found anywhere else to go.
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Wheeler High School 10-Year Reunion: Class of 2004
Kristy Younker, Mallory Perkins, Sara Tabor and Jennifer Geis (Estrada)
Saturday, March 29, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Believe it or not, it's time for our 10-year reunion! In an effort to celebrate this milestone in good 'ole Wheeler fashion, we're going to take it back to our Senior Luau location 10 years ago... at Ward Meade Clubhouse in Marietta. In addition to the reminiscing of this awesome WHS event that we will remember while at this location, the clubhouse helps us keep the price down to make sure everyone can join us, including significant others. But let's let our hair down at this event and leave the kids at home!
What does your ticket include? Dinner will be provided, and there will be an open bar with a selection of beer and wine.
Want to help us plan and organize the event? We'd love to have ya. Please click here and fill out the form.
If you have a question, please message one of us on Facebook or click on the "contact the organizer" button below.
See you next March!
When & Where
599 Ward Meade Farm Drive
Saturday, March 29, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT)
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Simplicity seems to be a common theme among New Year's resolution makers this year. And chances are if you aren't vowing to simplify your life, then you're vowing to slim down, shape up or achieve some combination of the two in 2012.
Every year when January 1 rolls around, I find myself making a mental promise that I'll eat healthier. I'll forgo the soda in place of water. I'll skip the fries in favor of fruit salad. I'll
not eat eat less dessert. And then for one week, I cook and eat like I'm training for the Tour de France.
But then day 8 rolls around. Dang it, day 8. You ruin my resolution faster than I can concede that yes, the greasy, cheesy residue on my fingertips is in fact evidence linking me to a caloric crime involving a ShackBurger, fries and a Diet Coke.
But today is day 4. And I'm still reveling in the glory of eating like an Olympic athlete, which is what led me to this recipe for Lentils with Spinach and Goat Cheese. It checks out with both of my resolutions to not only eat healthier, but to live more simply. Combine lentils, mirepoix (a mix of onions, carrots and celery), a splash of chicken broth, leafy spinach and a few crumbles of goat cheese. Sticking to a New Year's resolution (for now, at least) has never tasted so good.
Lentils with Spinach and Goat Cheese
Yield: 8 side servings or 6 entrée servings
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Cook Time:
- 1 Tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup diced onion
- 1/3 cup diced celery
- 1/3 cup diced carrots
- 2 bay leaves
- 1¾ cups (12 oz) French green lentils
- 4 cups low sodium chicken broth
- 1 Tablespoon butter
- 1 pound fresh spinach leaves
- 5 ounces soft fresh goat cheese, crumbled
- Heat the olive oil in a large heavy-bottomed pot (Dutch oven) over medium-high heat, and then add the diced onion, celery, carrots and bay leaves. Sauté until vegetables are golden brown, 5 to 7 minutes.
- Add the lentils to the pot and cook for 1 minute. Add the chicken broth and reduce the heat to medium-low, simmering until the lentils are fully cooked and nearly all of the liquid has been absorbed, about 40 minutes.
- Discard the bay leaves and season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Melt the butter in a large sauté pan and add the spinach, cooking just until wilted.
- Plate the spinach, top it with the lentils and crumbled goat cheese, and serve.
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We're told there's no word on what initiated the shooting of the male victim who lived with the suspect, or the victim's current condition.
He is currently at Johnson City Medical Center.
We have a crew in Johnson County, and will have more on this developing story coming up on News 5 WCYB at 6 and 11.
UPDATE 3:30 a.m.: News 5 WCYB's Lyndsey Price is still on scene in Johnson County and spoke with Johnson County Sheriff Mike Reece and he says the victim and suspect did live together, we we're first told that they did not.
Sheriff Reece is also telling Lyndsey the shooting happened on McEwen Road and the victim was picked up at 1129 McEwen Road.
Officers are checking Ids of everyone that is coming in and out of the road.
The search for the suspect at this hour continues.
We'll have more information on this shooting coming up on News 5 WCYB This Weekend and News 5 WCYB at 6:00.
Johnson County Sheriff Mike Reece tells us police are on the scene of a standoff on Forge Road. We're told police are searching for a woman accused of shooting a man Saturday night.
Sheriff's deputies were called to the scene around 10 p.m. Saturday.
According to Sheriff Reece an ambulance and a sheriff's deputy responded to the call about a male victim with gunshot wounds. Sheriff Reece says while the deputy was walking toward the suspect's house, she fired between four and six rounds at the deputy.
We're told the deputy was pinned next to his car. He was not injured and was safely rescued by sheriff's deputies.
Sheriff Reece tells us night vision gear was used to watch the suspect go in and out of her house. Deputies used a PA system to try to talk the suspect out of the house.
Police tell us they threw a smoke bomb into the house and discovered the suspect was not inside. That's when a search began in the wooded area behind the home.
During the investigation police got a tip the suspect may have a child with her. We're told law enforcement is now using all sources including infrared technology and K-9 units from the Washington County, Virginia Sheriff's Office
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office, Tennessee Highway Patrol and the Damascus Police Department are working the scene.
We're told the male gunshot victim was taken to the Johnson City Medical Center and required surgery.
Police are still investigating the shooting. They do know the suspect and the victim did not live in the same home.
News 5 WCYB's Lyndsey Price is on the scene in Johnson County. We'll provide more facts as we get them.


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American Idol
Lana del Rey to Perform on American Idol 2012
There really is no such thing as bad press, is there? Lana del Rey made headlines with her highly-criticized performance on Saturday Night Live in January, but American Idol is still willing to take a chance on her.
A source tells MJ's Big Blog that the indie singer is listed on tickets for an upcoming show. From the looks of it, she'll either be featured on this Thursday's show or will be pre-taping for a later date. Along with Lana, audience members will get a chance to see Demi Lovato and former Idol contestant Chris Daughtry.
Here's hoping that Lana has a great performance. With Idol's huge viewership, she could do some major damage control!
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So, there are web frameworks, there are GUI frameworks, I was just wondering if there was a console/command line framework for ruby?
Specifically, I would like to be able to:
- Have a particular view wherein I could tab to different input segments. Exactly like you can do with forms on a web page.
- I would like the usual console shortcuts to work (ctr-k, ctr-a, ctr-e, etc)
- If the cursor is at a certain input position, sometimes I would like it to response to a single key press event, rather than my having to enter text and then press enter.
Does not have to be a unified framework. But I notice that it does seem somewhat cumbersome to write console apps in ruby. Are there any tools that make this easier?


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Free tickets are still available to see Michelle Obama Speak at Minges Coliseum at East Carolina University Wednesday even after hundreds lined up to receive tickets Monday in Greenville and Rocky Mount. The line on Arlington Boulevard at the Organizing For America Office was very long Monday afternoon. Tickets were also given out at the campaign's office in Rocky Mount. A similar scene happened outside Mendenhall Student Center at ECU. The two Greenville locations will offer tickets again Tuesday starting at 10:00 a.m.
The First Lady will speak at Minges Coliseum Wednesday starting at 5:45 p.m. during a campaign stop for her husband. The university says Minges will hold about 6,000 people for this event.
Admission is free, but those wanting to attend must have tickets.
Remaining tickets will be given out on Tuesday starting at 10:00 a.m. at Organizing for America-Greenville, 214-A East Arlington Boulevard and at Cynthia's Lounge at ECU's Mendenhall Student Center.
- General public parking off Ficklen Drive
- Lots near Clark-LeClair baseball stadium
- Lot near Minges pool will be closed
- Americans With Disabilities Act parking needs will be accommodated on a first come, first serve basis in the lot south of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
- No bags, no purses, book bags, back packs, etc. Only diaper bags permitted that will be checked IF you have an infant
- No strollers
- No weapons (knives included)
- No signs or balloons
- No artificial noisemakers
- No bottles or canned goods (concessions will be available)
- No writing utensils
- Classes that meet in Minges (12 noon and after) will be held elsewhere. Students are asked to check Blackboard or with your instructor.
Previous Story
Michelle Obama is scheduled to visit Greenville on Wednesday.
According to a press release, the First Lady will be speaking at East Carolina University at 5:45 p.m. Wednesday. She will be speaking at an event at Minges Coliseum.
The event is free to the public, but you do need a ticket to get in.
Tickets will be available starting Monday, September 17. Ticket pickup locations are as follows:
10 a.m.
Organizing for America-Greenville
214 A E. Arlington Street
10 a.m.
Organizing for America-Rocky Mount
2509 Sunset Avenue
Rocky Mount
11 a.m.
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Slouchy tailoring and classic contemporary has been Olivier Theyskens go to themes the past two years, but this time he also added an element of expanded volume to the mix which gave us a bigger than ever silhouette. This might also be how he makes tailoring sensual, it looks casual and confident without being redundantly sexy. Just like the past collection we see an influence from the ocean in the color scale consisting of blues along with black, grey and white.
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Where have your projects been spotted?
September 14th, 2010
I recently had the fun experience of seeing one of my finished objects on a clothing website. I made a Rose Red hat in LB Collection Superwash Merino as a gift for my sister, a fashion designer. I was thrilled that she thought it was nice enough for a model wear in a photo shoot.
It's always exciting when other people appreciate your craftsmanship. We love seeing your projects in our Customer Gallery and at shows. We've also heard about projects winning prizes at local fairs. Has your project ever been spotted on a blog or in a magazine? Have you ever won a ribbon for your crafting? Share in the comments below!
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Available for: iPad, iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows Desktop and Windows Store.
Despite the popularity of the Minor Prophets' focus on social justice, they are often overshadowed by the rest of the Bible. Additionally, they are home to a host of historical/literary challenges that scholars have been working with for decades—challenges that all Christians should be aware of. In the New International Commentary: Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, and Micah, Leslie C. Allen consults theological, literary, and historical sources to rebuild the context in which The Books of Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah occur, in turn helping you apply them to everyday life.
Each book covered in this commentary gets its own introduction that lays out information on context, literary traits (including textual criticism), canonicity, and theology. The commentary proceeds verse-by-verse and operates on Allen's own translation of the original Hebrew.
This product is only available for the new 5.9 version of our apps or newer. However, if you purchase now, you will be able to download the product at no extra charge when your app is updated.
The Olive Tree team has been busy working on a major technology update to give you the best reading and studying experience possible. The Bible Study App 5.9 or 6.0 technology update is already available for our Windows Store, Android, and iOS apps. We are currently working on the 6.0 update for our Mac and Windows Desktop apps, and hope to have them released soon!×
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Learn the basic of fire safety and prevention in this collection of lesson plans (k-12). There full of fun and educational material your students will love. Each section has information, tips, class activities and outside of class work.
Lesson Plan Content - Listening and Reading (K-1) (2-5) – Mrs. O'Leary's Cow (includes quiz), Reading and Writing (6-12) Mrs. O'Leary's Cow, Fire Safety Preparedness (K-6) (includes quiz), Learning about Smoke Alarms (K-6) (includes quiz), Home Fire Safety, Identifying Fire Hazards (K-6), Fire Safety Cleaning Day (K-12), Facts on the Nature of Fire (6-12),Trip to the Fire Station (K-12),Craft and Recipes (K-5).
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May 30, 2016
Meridian, Miss.
Meridian police say they seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash during a routine traffic stop.
Investigators say it happened somewhere on Interstate 20 Wednesday, but officers did not release the exact location.
Capt. Dean Harper says during the traffic stop, the officer discovered a secret compartment inside the vehicle, which contained $364,590.
The money will allow the police department to purchase new equipment and supplies.
Harper says this is part of a new effort by the department to not only curb crime, but to take the fight straight to the criminal. Due to a drug task force agreement, the city of Meridian will receive 80% of the funds and Lauderdale County will get 20%.
Harper says the money has been turned over to the city of Meridian and will go through legal proceedings before it would be available.
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