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Apple has deliberately kept antimalware software away from iOS, even as it has actively encouraged mobile device management (MDM) products designed to secure the devices' access to corporate information. Apple has long looked askance at the PC market, where antivirus products that intertwine with the Windows OS have become a de facto extension of the OS, increasing the complexity and cost for users, and often causing performance and other problems. You can see why Apple would prefer not to open that door on iOS and why it has quietly been handling some of that itself in Mac OS X in the last year as malware attacks have begun to target the Mac.
McAfee's WaveSecure is also available for Android and BlackBerry devices, where it may be more justifiable:
- Some Android smartphone and tablet providers -- Motorola Mobility and Samsung, for example -- provide Web-based remote lock and wipe, plus online backup of device settings and other data. Of course, because Android is tied to your Google account, your contacts are backed up there automatically. But with no iTunes equivalent, content such as photos aren't backed up. Depending on what your Android device's maker provides, WaveLink may -- or may not -- be worthwhile.
- The WaveSecure case is harder to make for BlackBerry users. Research in Motion has a desktop sync facility that can back up your BlackBerry's contents. Enterprises that use RIM's BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) of course have long been able to remotely wipe and lock devices, and and today RIM released a free Web-based tool called BlackBerry Management Center for small businesses to do the same thing. So all that WaveSecure really brings to the table is online backup of your content. Is that worth $20? If you don't syc to your desktop regularly, maybe.
I almost feel sorry for McAfee, which like its antimalware brethren really hopes the explosion of mobile devices opens a new market for its wares. But frankly, I would be very happy if that market never materializes. After all, the antimalware market reflects a flaw in desktop OSes, and it would be better for businesses and users if they don't experience that flaw in the mobile world. As far as online backup, thanks to Apple's iCloud initiative, it's clear this is fast becoming a feature of a mobile device, not something that should need a third-party product.
This article, "Beware: McAfee selling iOS protection you already have," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more of Galen Gruman's Mobile Edge blog and follow the latest developments in mobile technology at InfoWorld.com. Follow Galen's mobile musings on Twitter at MobileGalen. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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Beside voicing one of the main characters in the animated movie, Rihanna will also lend her voice for the movie's soundtracks.
DreamWorks announced on Monday, February 25 that they collaborated with Rihanna to work on a concept album based on a new animated film titled "Home". The Barbadian singer will also be in the movie, giving voice to protagonist Gratuity 'Tip' Tucci.
"In addition to her starring role, Rihanna will record the score for the movie and release an original concept album with songs from the film," DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg said in a conference call to announce the studio's fourth-quarter and 2013 year-end results. Rihanna reportedly will also perform new songs in the film.
Directed by Tim Johnson, "Home (2014)" is based on Adam Rex's 2007 children's book called "The True Meaning of Smekday". A friendly alien race invades Earth and uses it as a hideout from their mortal enemy. When one lowly alien accidentally notifies the enemies of his whereabouts, he is forced to go on the run with a teenage girl, embarking on a comical road trip across a postapocalyptic America and learning what it really means to be human.
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London - Couples should not try to emulate the glamorous weddings of the stars if they really want their marriages to last, a senior family court judge has said.
The lavish ceremonies splashed across the pages of celebrity magazines such as Hello! have little to do with the reality of lifelong commitment, according to Sir Paul Coleridge.
They are also twice as likely to end in divorce after ten years, according to research from the Marriage Foundation, the charity Sir Paul launched this year. Forty percent of stars' marriages end within a decade compared to just 20 percent of ordinary couples', the study found.
"The worrying feature of these statistics is the picture they paint to those who regard the celebrity lifestyle as something to be admired and copied for its own sake," Sir Paul said.
"These are, after all, the role models upon which many, especially young people, fashion their lives. Aspiration for happiness built on celebrity lifestyle is, it seems, dangerously flawed. All of us subconsciously want to believe that these beautiful people are living an idealised life which we can vicariously enjoy.
"Surely this must create a false expectation within the participants that in some way their relationships will be better, easier and, above all, more exciting than the average.
"Unfortunately all men and women, glamorous or not, are riddled with the same weaknesses and shortcomings which surface even quite soon after the excitement of the wedding has died down."
Sir Paul said real life has nothing to do with the stars' love stories played out in celebrity magazines and on TV.
"There is a disconnect between the nature of real long-term relationships and the dramatised and apparently more exciting versions portrayed on screen or imagined for them by the rest of us," he said. "This is surely exacerbated by huge, expensive fairytale weddings attended by the icons of the day."
The report pointed to the 55-hour marriage between Britney Spears and Jason Alexander and said that "few non-celebs can match that kind of relaxed attitude to their marriage". Others whose marriages barely made a year include Russell Brand and Katy Perry, and Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries.
Sir Paul said that while most celebrities hankered for a stable marriage like anyone else, their fame made it harder to find.
"They pay the price by being even less able to sustain long-term healthy relationships than the rest of us," he said.
The 40 percent rate of celebrity marriage break-ups over ten years was worked out from an examination of 572 prominent celebrity weddings since 2000. It found a fifth were over within four years, against just one in 20 of all marriages.
The report said there were some starry happy endings. Kirk Douglas has been married to wife Anne for 58 years, while Barry and Linda Gibb have notched up 40 years. - Daily Mail


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14 September 2014
Quick as a Cricket by Audrey Wood
I love describing words and this book did an excellent job describing in both illustrations and written words how this boy feels. My little readers loved seeing the imagination in each picture and we had to stop and examine each one. The all started coming up with descriptions of themselves, 'could jump as high as a grasshopper', 'run as fast as a horse' 'sing as a loud as a bird'. It was sad to take this one back to the library, I may have to buy this one. :)
30 January 2014
Third Culture Kids Growing Up Among Worlds by David C. Pollock & Ruth E. Van Reken
Just wanted to recommend this resource to you parents. Might even be a good resource for a missions pastor or pastor to read so they understand better the MKs as they are so affectionately called.
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Animal Poems compiled by Jennifer Curry
09 August 2013
BJU Press resource
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Amazing Spot What! by Nick Bryant & Rowan Summers
I had never seen this cool Find It book until recently! I love the I Spy books but this was a little more organized and filled with things my toddler recognized. Bright and colorful like I Spy. I think the rhymes were very comparable also.
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Fairy Houses...Everywhere & Beyond! by Barry & Tracy Kane
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Romeo and Lou Blast Off by Derek Andrerson
My kids loved this book! This silly polar bear and penguin have a great imagination! I love a good book that shows imagination. This pair goes out into the snow and builds a spaceship and then blast off into their imagination. I love how the illustrator makes the police officer look like a shark, this children are fish and the little dog look like a mini polar bear. I love how they end the book making a rocket out of boxes and take off...but they are on a ship headed home.
My one critic is that they use the word 'Jeesh' which in my opinion is a slang for Jesus who is my Savior so it is offensive to me.
Overall, I think my kids liked the illustrator's work more than the authors. They almost could have told they story without words.
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22 February 2013
Come over to My House by Theo LeSieg (Dr. Seuss)
I just love Dr. Seuss. I know a lot of people say that, but let me tell you how much I love him:
Last month I came across a certain Wikipedia article that listed many of Dr. Seuss's works, and I discovered there a book I had never heard of, "Come Over to My House." It was written under the pen name Theo LeSieg, and as I soon discovered, is currently out of print. I wondered why it ended up out of print so I checked the reviews on Amazon.com (perhaps not always the most reliable, but generally helpful for books at least.) Every single reviewer loved the book to death! Naturally my next step was to check our library, but our local system didn't have it, though it was available through inter-library loan. So what could I do? I bought it off e-bay.
This book is fabulous! Dr. Seuss covers such a wonderful variety of cultures from every corner of the globe. A few cultures I didn't even recognize. (LeAnna was pleasantly surprised to find that New Zealand's Maori culture and hot springs are represented.) Richard Erdoes illustrated the book and portrays each different house simply but distinctly.
Since "Come Over to My House" describes the houses and other aspects of cultures around the world, when my copy came I wondered if perhaps I would discover some clue as to why the book is now out of print. I assumed perhaps it contained some horrendous politically incorrect cultural stereotype.
But try as I might, I could not find anything about this book that could be offensive. (Apparently it is out of print because some publisher out there is insane.) On the contrary, Seuss's underlying message tells us that wherever we go, we are all equal and may all be friends.
22 January 2013
Beating the Winter Chills
I know, I know, it is winter...I currently am up in the chilly, well bitterly cold north in Minnesota. Wow, got to -14 last night! So I am trying to think warm thoughts and looking ahead to summer. My daughter is now starting to eat up books, she loves her reading class in school and she loves after school getting to put fish on her reading pond (like a reading tree but we put the name of the book on a fish to go in her pond instead of leaves on a tree). I digress... :) I found this blog recently that has a neat template for a summer reading log as well as some other cute reading related ideas. I loved her bookworms label so you can put gummy worms in a bag. She also has a list of 50 book suggestions (I do not endorse necessarily any of them). Thought I'd give a little glimpse of summer as we brave, at least those in the north, the cold temperatures. :)
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15 January 2013
Loud Emily by Alexis O'Neill
In an interview at the end of the book, the author discusses only the historical setting of the story, (a New England sea coast village,) and how important whaling was to that area. That bewildered me, as the story carries a subtle but sure message. Emily is obviously most happy being herself and helping others than when she is trying and failing to be something she was not: quiet. At first Emily is viewed by those around her as flawed, in that her voice is simply too loud. But the story takes us through the process of Emily finding a way to turn what makes her different into something useful and beneficial to others. In the end, though never stated as such, her volume is viewed as a gift.
My children both love this book, probably because I yell whenever I read Emily's lines! But someday I hope they will love embracing and using their own unique gifts to serve others, as Emily does.
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Cinder Edna by Ellen Jackson
Cinder Edna tells the tale of the girl living next door to Cinderella. Like Cinderella, she also is forced to work for her mean and demanding step-mother and two step-sisters. However, Cinder Edna has very different responses to her situation. With hard work and practicality, she takes matters into her own capable hands when the ball comes along, choosing, for example, to simply take the bus to the ball instead of relying on a fairy godmother. At the ball, she meets the prince's brother, who is far more interesting to talk to than the crown prince. When the clock strikes midnight, Cinder Edna realizes she must catch the last bus, and in her haste leaves behind one of her shoes- a practical brown loafer. Her prince comes to find her, not by trying the loafer on all the girls of the kingdom, but by asking all the Ednas in the kingdom a question only his Edna can answer. While the crown prince and Cinderella go on to lead rather dull royal lives, Edna and her prince live happily ever after working hard (together) and sharing their favorite jokes.
Although I see the point the author of Cinder Edna is trying to make, I did feel this story does somewhat of an injustice to the original Cinderella story by repainting her character as wimpy and dull. While the Cinderella in this book does indeed compare as very shallow, the original tale presents a girl up against much more difficult odds than Cinder Edna has to face, while still maintaining a sweetness of heart. As such, this book would probably be most appropriate for a child familiar with the original, and old enough to understand the differences in the setting of the story, the humor in the contrasting Edna, and the over-all message.
The over-all message is well worth understanding. Rather than sit in the cinders and feel sorry for herself Edna takes matters into her own capable hands and makes the best of her circumstances. The story points out elements of Edna's character, and ultimately those character points are what bring her and her "prince" together and keep them happily married in the end. Furthermore, the book's message counters the implied message of much of the princess craze of today by demonstrating that happiness is not found in the princess scene (i.e. riches and handsome guy.)
Lastly, I appreciated this book for finally addressing a particularly mystifying story-line flaw in the typical Cinderella tale: WHY didn't the Prince ever ASK Cinderella her name?!?
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05 July 2012
Watch Me Throw the Ball! by Mo Willems
I have chosen to review Watch Me Throw the Ball! first, however, because it showcases very well another aspect of Mo Willems writing: although written for children, many of his books have a little message for the adult reader as well.
In Watch Me Throw the Ball!, Gerald (the elephant) throws his ball, and then Piggie asks for a turn to throw. Gerald takes her request very seriously, reminding Piggie that throwing a ball takes "skill and practice" and hard work. Piggie, however, just wants to have fun! After a horrendous toss and some silly antics from Piggie, Gerald points out Piggie's poor throw, which Piggie acknowledges. But then she replies "But I had fun!" and skips happily off.
My children love the book because of Piggie's silliness. But I love the reminder to us adults: it is OK for children to just have fun, no strings attached! Certainly there is a place for learning correct techniques, etc. But if my little ones are simply enjoying the process, that too is very important.
30 May 2012
Scholastic Ideas for Reading
Here are some neat ideas of how to make reading come alive to your child that I found in an old copy of an older Scholastic's magazine Parent & Child - June/July 2011 edition:
The Magic of Stories:
- Read "on location" - their idea is to read a story in a location that would entice your child's imagination even more. Read the Secret Garden or any other garden book in a garden or surrounded by flowers, even silk. How about reading Swiss Family Robinson or a pirate book on the beach. They even suggested to read different chapters in different spots depending on what is going on.
- Put on a play - act out a book, have a small party where each child is assigned a character in a book, they get to dress up like that character and come over to act it out. A great summer time activity.
- Draw pictures from each chapter they read (non picture books of course), when they are done, they have illustrations, the book will be remembered longer because another sense was used and they even could share the story to a younger sibling who might get bored otherwise with all those words. - I love this idea, storytelling is a vanishing art and this is a great idea to spur on some great tales, they even might create their own version of the story.
Just had to share these tips with you as I am constantly on the lookout to keep my reading power to my kids sharp and creative. Enjoy!
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Sara Sue Learns to Yell & Tell by Debi Pearl
Debi Pearl does an excellent job keeping this book moving and enticing for little ears as well as motivating them to yell and tell if they feel someone is either going to hurt them or is. I have links to Amazon on the book cover as well as title and a link HERE to Debi Pearl's website where you can purchase them if you are interested.
Note: As stated in the review about the boy version of this book Samuel Learns to Yell & Tell, I do not agree with everything Debi Pearl writes, I believe she is too extreme in some issues that the Bible either does not state clearly or that the Bible is balanced on.
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Samuel Learns to Yell & Tell by Debi Pearl
I ordered these books from Amazon, link on picture and title and just got them. You can also purchase them HERE at Debi Pearl's website. My husband and I both read them and agreed that they were material we could share with our kids as well as material they could understand clearly.
Note: I do not agree with everything Debi Pearl writes, she is extreme in some areas that I think the Bible is more balanced on but this book is well written and well done.
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Isaac Robinson
b.cal 1610 Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
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m. 26 Sep 1636
m. bef 1651
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Isaac immigrated on the ship "Lion: in 1631 to Scituate, MA.
In 1633 he was made a freeman.
7 Nov 1636 he joined the church in Barnstable. from Scituate. In 1663 Isaac was living in Falmouth, Barnstable, MA. In 1673 he was in Tisbury on Martha's Vineyard. In 1701 he was in Barnstable, MA
He was for a time disfranchised on account of his sympathy for the Quakers, but was restored to citizenship by Governor Winslow in 1673. He married first at Scituate January 27, 1636, Margaret Hanford of Scituate. She was a sister of the Rev. Thomas Hanford and niece of Timothy Hatherly. She died June 13, 1649.
Their children were: I. Susannah, born at Scituate Jan. 21, 1637, died before 1664. 2. John, born at Barnstable April 5, 1640; went from Falmouth to Connecticut in 1714. 4. Fear, born at Barnstable Jan. 26, 1644, married Rev. Samuel Baker of Barnstable. 5. Mercy, born at Barnstable July 4, 1647, married William Weeks, March 16, 1669. 6. A daughter, June 6, 1649.
In 1650 Isaac married his second wife, Mary (???) (not the sister of the "famous Elder Faunce of Plymouth," as has been claimed.)(*) Children by Mary: 1. Israel, born in Barnstable Oct. 5, 1651; after the death of his brother lsaac in 1668, he took the name of Isaac. 2. Jacob, born in Barnstable May 10, 1653, married Experience; died 1733. 3. Peter, born in Barnstable 1655; said to have gone to Norwich, Conn. 4. Thomas, born in Falmouth 1666-7. Some authorities state that he removed to Guilford, Conn., but we find no proof of it. This info from Robinson Genealogical Society, Vol 2, pp 125-6


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Describing Obama, Bush in a word
Public views of Barack Obama today are very different from those of George W. Bush at about this point in his second term. Obama's job rating is in positive territory, while Bush's tilted negative.
But a look at the one-word descriptions of the two men finds some common ground. Most notably, the word incompetent appears high on the one-word list for each.
In a recent Pew Research Center survey, conducted June 12-16, variations on the word good were used most often to characterize impressions of Obama. But incompetent shows up frequently as well. In fact, it tops the list of negative terms.
In July 2005, honest was used most often to describe Bush, followed by incompetent and arrogant.
A caveat is in order: The accompanying graphic shows the actual number of respondents who used each word. Even the words used most frequently account for less than 1% of all responses.
Yet the single-word descriptions of politicians give texture to blunt measures like job approval and favorability ratings. As Bush's ratings declined through his second term, incompetent came to dominate his one-word descriptions. By December 2008, that word was used far more often than any other term in capturing impressions of the former president.
There are other telling comparisons in single-word descriptions of Obama and Bush. Among the positives for Obama are references to his intelligence (intelligent, smart) and effort (hardworking, trying). These concepts were seldom used to characterize impressions of Bush during his presidency.
There also were positive terms that came up consistently in Bush one-word surveys that have been mostly absent from the surveys on Obama. Bush was often described as determined and committed; Obama has seldom, if ever, been described this way.
Topics: Barack Obama, George W. Bush, U.S. Political Figures
Carroll Doherty is director of political research at Pew Research Center.
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Can you spin this any more positively? I mean, why not subtly make the negative circles smaller for President Obama. Be sure to highlight any areas where Pres. Bush came out "worse" than President Obama. Oh wait. You already did that.
I don't consider this type of survey to have any validity. At this point, I think few except diehard supporters, who will support any leader in any circumstances, are very enthusiastic about President Obama. Most people have given up. What survey do you have for that?
Obama has had to deal with the GOP which set out to make sure he would not succeed. M. McConnell had all of the GOP congress vow to do all the could to ruin him.
I have never seen a president who was so hated before he even did anything.
Big corporations, like Koch brothers, and their groups they made, like the heritage society, the tea party, and several more have spent vast fortunes to make sure the lies are put up with frequency and loudly.
The media arm of the GOP, fox entertainment tells outrageous lies, half truths and things taken out of context.
Yet people, who don't follow the bigger issues believe them and the lies get even bigger.
I admire Obama for handling all this with humor and patience.
Yes, he has made some serious mistakes, but nothing compared to BUsh, who started wars of aggression and condoned torture.
The biggest mistake Obama made was to re-sign the patriot act so the spying could continue.
He should have never pardoned Cheney and Bush of war crimes.
He signed an act that would allow the USA to hold people without a trial. But that is not him, only, that whole Guantanamo and Abu Grabbe, are black spots, or scarlet letters on our country.
None of that done by the GOP and McConnell was done until after Obama invited them to the Whitehouse and told them that he did not want to hear anything from them because he won and their opinions and ideas are not welcome. This is a fact that can be found in both the Congressional Record and the White House briefing. U Obama worshipers will not believe it but, it is true and can be verified with time line in reports. The non-believers just have personal opinion.
Amazing that the word "Arrogant" which completely describes the man who currently occupies our White House, is used to describe Bush but NOT Obama??? Clearly there is something fundamentally wrong with the survey. Not up to your normal standards, Pew. Seriously, that is simply unbelievable.
Yes it's a shame, but that's the world we live in now. It makes me wonder who and how our next president will be. #NoHope
In an available students dictionary, socialism is described as " a communistic philosophy of equal sharing". Obama, with his appointed czars input, appears to be determined to promulgate this as an absolute doctrine to the American people to the intended demise of the Capitalistic system and the Constitution. Capitalism described as "an economic system based on profit and private ownership".
Well, higmax, here's what, Merriam Webster, a real dictionary says:
1) any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods
2) a : a system of society or group living in which there is no private property
b : a system or condition of society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the state
Aren't you being overly dramatic?
George W. Bush was then and is now higher rated, and thought of as a better President, than Obama is today, according to Gallup.
Interestingly, Gallup was the least accurate in the last election and had a red bias. fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.co…
I think I understand why you would consider "socialist" neutral for Obama, but that's not really accurate if you consider the people that are actually using the word socialist to describe Obama. They don't really know the meaning of the word, and they are definitely using it as a negative. Likewise, "christian" for Bush is likely being used as a positive. But that one is a little more of a gray area.. so makes sense to shade it gray.
Interesting chart otherwise though!
I'm with you. How, in America of all places, can the term "socialist" be considered neutral. Clearly, this is not the same country I was born in.
socialist comes from the word social. According the Webster's thesaurus it is called;collective,communal, community, companionable, friendly, sociable, general, gregarious, group, neighborly,organized, public, sociable, societal. These are all positive words. It does not have the word socialism.
It doesn't have capitalism but capital is the root. Assets, cash,finance, finances,financing, fonds, funds, investments, means, money, principal, property, resources, stock, wealth, wherewithal.
These 2 root words are not opposite, they are not even in the same category.
The word liberal is abundant,advanced,altruistic,, ample, beneficent, bounteous, bountiful, broad, broad-minded, charitable, copious, enlightened, flexible, free, generous, handsome, high-minded, humanistic, humanitarian, and more, such as kind, open-hearted,progressive, unbigoted, and Whiggish. I need to look that one up, but if someone calls me a liberal, I consider it a great compliment.
Conservative is, cautious, conventional, die-hard, establishmentarian, guarded,hidebound, moderate??, quiet, reactionary, right-wing, sober, Tory? traditional,stick-in-the-mud, unexaggerated, unprogressive, and verkrample. Now I need to see what Tory and verkrample mean.
Just to clear a few terms up.
Socialism has"enormous variety. economic production has an essential social as distinct from individual element.
This seems to me that means that one person can't build big bridges, it takes many to build it and it will be used by many. So to me socialism, devoid of certain parties and politics, Is a neutral to positive term.
A snapshot of an eight year movie. Even Twitter uses more than one word to express an opinion. Meh.
My belief is that President George W. Bush was a poor president and I am a registered Republican. I feel that he was not engaged with the office as he should have been and that VP Cheney, really had a great influence with the office and 'contractors' for the 'wars'. I feel President Obama is less biased on issues and I also believe that this 'survey' is skewed due to the far right wing media. Of course my biggest gripe is our US Congress and the lack of true devotion they hold for their job and for the American people. It is really a sad point of time/ in our history for this country of ours that we remain so embattled with each other, GOP and Democrats, that they put their personal agenda first while doing nothing in regards to passing legislation that would significantly help the American people.
Thank you for listening—
Rod V.- Folsom, CA.
What you miss is how consistently honor was attributed to Bush and the gap with Obama. Most of the descriptors of Obama relate to personal warmth, while those for Bush relate to job performance. Many think of Obama as a good man possessing intelligence, but they don't seem convinced of his integrity or capability in the job. Bush remains vilified by much of the country for supposedly being dumb, but few doubted his ability to get things done. Truman and Carter are the two recent presidents that might serve as examples of this dichotomy. It's a difference worth exploring more in your analysis.
Just how in the wide, wide, world of sports do you consider socialist to be a neutral term???? In the USA of A and a lot of other countries we consider that a derogatory term reflecting an always failing type of eventually oppressive government. I think you missed it on this one PEW. Liberalism creeping in? That would make your studies less valid.
How the hell did Barack Obama get a reputation for being an intellectual? During the first presidential campaign the news was full of descriptions of Barack Obama as "brilliant." In five years we have seen absolutely NO evidence of any brilliance or even of any intelligence!!! Of course many brain dead sycophants of Obama will believe anything positive they hear about him and will even believe his most blatant and outrageous lies. He is not even good at lying. He is prolific but not very good at it. He lies when it is obvious that he is lying.
Please list Obama's lies. I am continually disappointed by his timidity and general aquiescence to Wall Street and corporations among others, but I don't in any way get the right wing chanting of Liar and Dictator. Or Communist or Kenyan or Muslim for that matter.
Agreed – please source your "lies" accusation. Comments like that do not add to the overall discourse.
Listen (if you can stomach it) to Fox chatter and you will see why so many people call Obama, or virtually anyone who doesn't subscribe to their POV, liars and socialists, etc. Rarely will you see them offer any substantiation for their accusations. To so many, it's very simple: if you disagree with what Hannity, Beck, and the bunch, your points are lies. It's anti-Obama, and that's good enough for them!
You can quite easily Google it. There are a plethora of lies that have spewed from his mouth.
Obamacare is not a tax!
Obamacare will not increase the deficit by one dime!
No American should be forced to pay for healthcare!
Healthcare legislative debates will be broadcast on C-Span!
No tax payer money will be used to pay for abortions!
No lobbyists will work in my administration!
I will post all legislation online for five days for public comment before signing!
If the economy does not improve, I will not seek reelection!
This will be the most transparent administration in U.S. history!
My budget will cut 4 trillion from the deficit over 10 years!
I will save the average family $8,000 in gas!
I am not someone who promotes same-sex marriage!
Benghazi was caused by an Internet video!
Okay, these are the ones I remember off the top of my head. If given a few minutes, I could double the number of lies listed here. Point is, President Obama is a pathological liar. Now be quick with your "it's all Bush's fault" retort.
Exactly. The guy doesn't even know how many states there are in the US. Duh…


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In the area of Carpet Factory the "Miniatures Park of Monuments of Lower Silesia" has been made. The goal of this undertaking is to create a show-place as well as a new information centre of Euroregion Nysa. Visitors to this park have the possibility to acquaint themselves with some architectural structures of Lower Silesia (Dolny Śląsk) such as palaces, cloisters, churches, old centres of silesian towns etc minutely imitated precisely in the scale of 1 : 25.
These miniatures have been produced according to the newest technics from a weather conditions-proof stuff which makes them suitable for exposure in the open air. Much of green colour, a beauty of surrounding landscape, a very minute imitation of details, they all render the already beautiful monuments even more attractive. The evening floodligts of park together with the soundtrack put visiting Gulliwers in a most wonderful mood. The slogan of this place is "Smile because right for You we have created Your land of fantasy".
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Jennifer Lawrence Repeats Oscars Fall in Dior
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Jennifer Lawrence won countless hearts last year when she took a tumble whilst climbing the stage to accept her Best Actress Oscar. Whelp, she just showed up on the red carpet with a repeat performance. In a red Dior gown with flipper-like ruffles at the hips, JLaw looks gorgeous, but her shoes must be sky-high and unstable because... whoopsidaisies.
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England's game against Italy in Manaus last night seemed to catch the imagination of many, the Brazilian press being no exception.
"A great game at the Arena Amazonia," read the match report in O Globo, under the headline "The Heat is Blue". With Mario Balotelli "decisive" and Andrea Pirlo in command, the Azzurri were deserved winners in the eyes of reporter Claudio Nogueira – even if, on occasion, they tended to "go overboard with the short passes in deep areas."
There was a similar grudging respect in sports daily Lance!. "Defence is the best form of attack" read their page lead, adorned with a photo of a moment Gary Cahill will wish to forget. "Italy returned to a technique that they've known well for more than a century: get the whole team behind the ball and secure the result."
In the eyes of Roberto Assaf, the "English Team", as Brazilians like to say, "lacked the ability to break down the Italian defence. They kept the ball in the second half, surrounded the opposition penalty area, but were unable to find a way into it."
The perceived rift between England and the city of Manaus was also in the spotlight. "Friendliness runs out when the hosts are criticised," noted Lance!'s Carlos Alberto Vieira after the Three Lions were booed during the game.
"Outside, Brazilians took pictures with English fans, offered them drinks and took photos. But inside it was different. Wasn't it Roy Hodgson who didn't want to come to Amazonia because of the heat and humidity?
"So after the anthem, which was politely applauded, came the boos."
"The crowd didn't hide their allegiances" wrote Nogueira. "First came the loud cries of 'Italia', followed by a frosty reception for Hodgson. While England could count on their own fans, Italy were cheered on by the locals, giving the game a lovely atmosphere."
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Forgotten Crypt
- For other crypts, see crypt.
The Forgotten Crypt lies behind the tower of Karazhan, in the cemetery at Morgan's Plot.
The purpose of the crypt is unknown - it may be a playground for developers, a testing site of sorts, an unfinished instance, or something else entirely. It is interesting to note that using WoW Map Viewer you can see that the crypt runs under Tranquil Gardens Cemetery in Duskwood. This might play a role sometime in the future, or could be a complete coincidence.
This area used to be accessed via dying close to the gate and running through it, but this was changed in Patch 2.0.
This section concerns content exclusive to Legion.
In Legion the Crypt is now partially accessible. It was renamed "Forgotten Crypt" and the first room is now fully accessible, with a wooden wall blocking off the rest.
This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.
Some people speculate that is a lower portion of Karazhan, as some lore indicated Karazhan has a mirrored lower half. But the architecture does not seem match with Karazhan in the slightest bit, leaving a rather large flaw in their speculation.
Reasons for abandonment
Many players suspect that the crypt was never fully implemented because the mildly disturbing content, mainly the now infamous room of upside down sinners, would've made World of Warcraft's ESRB rating become M for Mature. On January 24th, 2014 Blizzard community manager Bashiok responded to a post inquiring to the reasons the crypt was never used and provided some insights on Blizzard's design processes back during the days of it's creation, stating the reason it was abandoned was more than likely that Blizzard simply changed their minds about using it.
Patch changes
- Patch 7.0.3 (2016-07-19): Subzone renamed from Crypt to Forgotten Crypt.


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Relay luminaries now available
By SHEILA SMITH
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When the people of Jeff Davis join together to celebrate life at the 2013 Relay for Life in Lake Arthur, those who have fought their own battles with cancer will shine a light on the walking path.
Part of the fundraising for Relay for Life comes from the sale of luminaries, simple white bags that are used to honor cancer survivors and patients, and those who fought the battle until their death. Loved ones might simply write a cancer warrior's name on the bag or add elaborate decorations to the bag. Relay volunteers fill each bag with a little sand for weight, followed by a single candle. On Relay night, which falls this year on Friday, April 19, at the Lake Arthur Beach, the luminaries will line the boardwalk. During a special luminaria ceremony, supporters light the candles, and the luminaries light the Relay path.
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MaestroSorrow rules my iPod!
Astoundingly beautiful piece - definitely looking forward to more, if there will be any. I certainly hope so - your talents are coming closer and closer to a pinnacle of classical music perfection with each piece. Mozart who? You've single-handedly put every other composer to shame, and I mean it.
I thank you ForZ3N, but I do not believe I am at such a high level. There are many others who have put much more time then me, who I believe deserve more respect and attention.
Until I do however take over the world, one note at a time, I will be appeased with what I have now ^^.
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I was playing turret defense, the one with this in, and it does fit the theme, but i think its more of the enemy being the hatred here, the rest are fighting for their city
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And the Crowd Orgasms!
Beautiful... what a sweet blend of sound. Put alot of work into this one didn't you?... Bravo Bravo... looks like were working together at Omega's Eye. haha... didn't know that till today. Hope to talk to yah soon.
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Rivera receives life sentence
A judge sent an Anderson man to prison for the rest of his life today in a case that involved the murders of two people. Raymondeze Rivera was convicted in 2008 in the murder of Asha Wiley. Two years later, he was tried for the murder of Kwana Burns. The 2010 conviction was overturned this year by the State Supreme Court. Solicitor Chrissy Adams said, "Raymondeze Rivera is a violent and dangerous man who has shown no remorse for his crimes." An Oconee defense lawyer, Danny Day, was involved in the case in a couple of capacities. Day told 96.3/WGOG NEWS, "Mr. Rivera will be spending two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole for his crimes, and I think that's probably the best way to end this." Originally, Day served as Rivera's lawyer. He later became an appointed guardian ad litem for the defendant.


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The last time I was in London - 1988 - I was on my way home from a year in Milan. Coffee? Yes please, white with two sugars in the Charles and Di mug. (OK, we did find one little Italian place in Soho where you could get a decent espresso, but there must have been others.)
How things have changed. The recently published Specialty Coffee Map London lists 100 cafes, coffeehouses and carts where you can get good coffee between Marylebone in the west and Whitechapel in the east.
If I'd known where to look in 1988, I might have found Monmouth Coffee in Covent Garden (27 Monmouth Street, WC2H), a pioneer of specialty coffee in Britain.
Monmouth opened in 1978, with a focus on roasting and selling beans for brewing at home. They moved the roastery across the Thames in 2007, and Covent Garden is now a lovely pale-timbered retail shop with cosy booth seating up the back where you can sample one of a dozen single origins from all around the coffee world, plus their seasonal espresso blend.
The staff are young and cool, the service British polite, and the coffee some of London's best.
But the touchpaper for London's specialty boom was lit in 2005 when New Zealander Cameron McClure opened Flat White in Soho (17 Berwick Street, W1F), a narrow espresso bar with banquette seating that really feels as if you've been transported back to Surry Hills. The flat whites, using a custom blend from Square Mile Coffee Roasters, are exemplary, and there's a cheddar-and-Vegemite toastie on the pegboard menu in case you don't get it.
McClure sold up and went home in 2012, but Flat White and its sister, Milk Bar (3 Bateman Street, W1D), continue. The only question for a visiting Australian is whether you're lapsing into mild self-parody when you order that flattie.
Among the hip new kids on the block, in a cheerful, English way, is Prufrock (25 Leather Lane, EC1N), famous for its minimal coffee offer: black filter, black espresso or espresso with milk in three sizes, but no cappuccinos, flat whites or caffe lattes. The coffee is from Square Mile, as well as guest roasters on the continent.
And just a little further east is Workshop Coffee Co (27 Clerkenwell Road, EC1), a stylish and low-lit cafe-roastery where you can sit up at the central bar to watch the espresso and Aeropress action.
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This is a common question for many people, both inside and outside of the quality community. It periodically appears every few months in virtual discussion groups and electronic bulletin boards. The question is difficult because the concepts have evolved over several decades, without adequate explanation from the core standards and regulations.
A problem happened. It might have been a defective part, or an incorrect decision, or a sprained back. But it happened. That is called a "nonconformance" because an action or thing did not meet specified requirements.1 Those requirements may have come from a drawing, a safety plan, a standard operating procedure, or a supervisor's instruction. The principles of nonconformance control have been around since the early days of manufacturing. Nonconformance control is a system. It consists of three processes working in harmony:
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Software test tools help development and testing teams verify functionality, ensure both the reliability and security of the software they develop, and investigate software bugs. Off-the-shelf tools are available for all stages of software development. Examples include static code analyzers, record and replay, regression testing, and bug tracking. Some software testing tool vendors offer an integrated suite that starts with the gathering of requirements and continues through software development and testing throughout the life of a project, including supporting the live system. Other vendors concentrate on a single part of the application development life cycle, such as just testing.
Having been intimately involved in how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") inspects current Good Manufacturing Practice ("cGMP") requirements for nearly two decades, I find myself repeating certain things to companies. Most often, the issues I repeat relate to Corrective and Preventive Action ("CAPA") systems. CAPA systems are a focal point in FDA inspections precisely because they are the process that manufacturers follow in case something goes wrong. In the same way that a person's character may be understood by trial through adversity, quality system auditors and FDA investigators understand a company's operations through its CAPA system.
ASQ CEO Paul Borawski asked us to comment on the question, "How do you 'sell' quality to decision makers?" While everyone theoretically believes in the importance of quality, there are times when the demands of the customer cause the focus to shift to speed and cost. Probably many quality heads of departments have been asked to compromise quality requirements at some point to get product out the door. Others find that they have to "sell" the rationale for their very existence as quality departments, with leaders eager to cut costs on staffing for quality. Why do we need so much money for labor that doesn't make product/service? Why can't we just build quality into what we do, so quality auditors are unnecessary?
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Buttermilk Meat Loaf Recipe
- 1 cup soft bread crumbs
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup finely chopped red onion
- 6 tablespoons barbecue sauce, divided
- 1/4 cup buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 pounds ground beef
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the bread crumbs, eggs, onion, 4 tablespoons barbecue sauce, buttermilk, parsley, garlic salt and pepper. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into a loaf. Place in a greased 11x7-in. baking dish.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 50 minutes. Spread with remaining barbecue sauce. Bake 10 minutes longer or until meat is no longer pink and a thermometer reads 160°. Drain; let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Yield: 6 servings.
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"My husband's favorite of all the meatloaf recipes I have tried!Delicious and it held together very well!"
"I made a boo boo the first time I made this, I put all the BBQ (Ina's recipe) sauce in the loaf. Almost never put a whole cup of bread crumbs in a meatloaf, usually add oats for more nutrition. I topped it with more BBQ sauce. It was really good. You can play with the basic ingredients and it still works."
"Most delicious meatloaf I ever ate. I'm watching my salt intake, so had to use a sub. But will always use this recipe."
"I made this recipe tonight. I actually only had a half pound of ground beef 93/7. I made muffin meatloaves with this recipe. I was able to get about 8 muffin sized mini meatloaves. I topped them off with wihpped mashed potatoes pipped using a start-tip. I made them into savory cupcakes and were adorable! The meatloaf recipe has a lot of flavor! I baked the mini loaves at 350 degrees for 25 minutes which might have been too long since the temp was at 190 degrees so maybe try 20 minutes."
"Great taste and flavor. I used Montreal steak sauce instead of barbecue sauce."
"Totally awesome..my family loved it . I also cut bacon strips in half and laid over the top of the loaf before putting it in the oven..then the last 10 minutes I spread the BBQ sauce on top...it kinda carmelized the top sauce. So Good"
"Very moist with good flavor. My family loved this meatloaf and asked me to make it again!"
"We all loved it. Adjusting the recipe slightly I added a 1/4 pound of ground pork and used Pampered Chef Cherry Chipotle Barbecue Sauce which added zing."
"Very Moist! Have made this several times. DH, who is not a meatloaf fan, asks for this often. He likes the BBQ. The only thing I change is I use fresh garlic in place of garlic salt. Very good."
"Very nice flavor to this recipe. It made a nice change from the onion version I regularly use. Thumbs up from the whole family!"
"One of the best meatloaf recipes I have ever used. Made it for my husband on his birthday. He was very impressed. I make 4 small loaves and put them on a sprayed broiler pan with water in the bottom and bake as directed. They are moist and cook in half the time."
"The meatloaf is moist and easy to make. The entire family loved it. Now the family asks for meatloaf."
"Out of bread crumbs, used Snyder cheese puffs finely chopped...A+"
"This is excellent! The reason it caught my eye is because it called for bbq sauce in the meatloaf. I love bbq sauce and gave it a try! I also rolled up some ham and cheese in the center. My husband loved it! It could call for a little more salt though."
"Edinaroxy, did you post your comments to the wrong recipe? I don't see nutmeg or applesauce in either the ingredients list or the directions for "Buttermilk Meat Loaf." I made the recipe as printed and got mixed reactions from my family - some raved about the flavor, others didn't care much for it."
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Fears have been raised about the availability of ingredients which terrorists could use to make the nerve gas,
A BBC reporter was able to buy the ingredients for the gas using a credit card and fake headed note paper.
A spokesman for the Department of Trade and Industry said that many of the chemicals involved have legitimate industrial, commercial or household uses.
'Economic meltdown'
He said Sarin gas was strictly controlled under the international Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), but many of the individual elements have "everyday" uses.
"Substances dangerous in themselves are subject to strict controls under the CWC.
"But to ban any substance that could be used in conjunction with others to make a dangerous substance would lead to economic meltdown.
"Many of these chemical ingredients have broad, everyday uses, for instance sodium chloride, which is used across a range of household products."
A Home Office spokesman that banning the sale of substances which are used safely and legitimately in daily life would be "doing the terrorists' job for them - by disrupting
industry and damaging our economy".
He denied criticisms that Whitehall was not taking the threat posed by
terrorists seriously enough.
"The UK has some of the most stringent counter-terrorism laws in the world," he said.
"It is a criminal offence not only to possess chemical or biological weapons but also to provide, receive or recruit for training or instruction in the use of such weapons.
"If there was evidence that anyone was actively involved in terrorism, they would be arrested."
The Today programme's reporter Angus Stickler found that stringent and rigorous import and export controls were place on the ingredients by the government.
Chemical plants
But there are no laws restricting the purchase of "chemical weapons pre-cursors" inside the UK.
The Chemical Industries Association, which operates a voluntary code of practice, said it was up to chemical companies to remain vigilant, to monitor suspicious enquiries and control who they employed.
Spokesman Steve Elliott said the chemical manufacturing industry had a strict code of conduct and "knee jerk" legislation would not help.
He said: "We are not against regulation. We are already heavily regulated and so we should be.
"We have made great efforts to ensure chemical plants are safe and now the issue is around how the products are traded.
"Every chemical supplying company needs to make sure that customers are legitimate."
He said: "I don't think there is a way of making it foolproof.
"A determined criminal will always find a way of accessing these chemicals. Just as a determined burglar will always find a way to break into a house."


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We are a Member in good standing of ABYC (American Boat & Yacht Council)
Our shop is an ABYC® certified Facility
General Standard Features & Options
General Hull specifications 26' – 32'
- Deadrise: variable: 14 degree @ stern, 26 @ mid-ships, 56 @ entry
- Bottom: thickness: 1/4" 5086 H116 Aluminum plate
- One piece Sides: thickness 3/16" 5086 H116 Aluminum plate
- All Boats: CAD Drawn and Router cut for accuracy
- All hull parts: 5086 H116 alloy, stringers , frames, longitudinals, Router cut egg-crate style for welding accuracy and superior strength and integrity of joints
- Large anchor locker for manual or optional electric windlass
- Approx. 6" spray rail for bow lift and a drier ride
- All Hull seams are Dye checked with penetrate and developer for a defect free hull
- All Fuel Tanks made with 3/16" 5086 H116 Aluminum plate and pressure checked
- 1-1/4"OD. welded aluminum hand rail 31" tall on gunnels,
- Full length 1-1/4" OD. aluminum Roof-top handrails & Grab-rails
- Hulls equipped with three heavy duty welded Rub rails for hull protection and strength
- Six -11" custom (billet) made & welded mooring cleats
- Large insulated & masserated fish boxes w/ 700-800lb capacity
- Have transom walk through for easy boarding & safety
- All Hulls have flush or recessed Airmar® brand depth & fish-finder transducers
- All Boats have swim ladders for emergency man overboard rescue
General Cabin specifications
- Closed cell mix and pour foam used below decks for complete flotation
- Spray foam above water line for comfort & sound deadening
- Self-bailing decks with two large 2" X 6" scuppers
- 1- 1200 -2000 gal. bilge pump w / high-water alarm system
- Standard Interior lighting 5.5" dia. S.S. Dome High low Zeon Lts, & courtesy Lts
- Cabin windows are lightly tinted 1/4" tempered safety glass
- Sliding windows on side & rear cabin windows
- For front windshields we use AFI two speed wipers w/fresh water windshield washers
- Large access & escape hatch to bow through cuddy ceiling
- Cuddy finished w/ carpet & Abitibi® paneling, sole hippo bed-liner product
- Main cabins are finished with real wood paneling on side walls and foam and headliner or vinyl fabric on ceilings or Abitibi® ceiling customers choice
- We use South American hardwood ( epai ) for trim in Cabins (optional Teak-Holly flooring)
- Standard flooring for cabin & cuddy sole decks finished w/ hippo® bed-liner coating system
- Cabins have fully insulated lockable sliding Cabin Doors W / large fixed window
- Full (AWL-GRIP®) paint system, customers color choice
- Zolotone® used on gunnels, cockpit and cabin back
- Trilux 33® anti-fouling-bottom paint and primer system
- Full anti-skid cockpit , gunnels, swim deck & bow
- Norvelle Boats is ABYC certified in Marine Electrical and marine systems
- All wire oversized to meet or exceed ABYC standards
- We use marine grade stranded & tinned cable & ABYC approved breakers throughout for over current protection
- All electric connections crimped & we heat shrink all connections for dependability & durability
- With twin engine setup we use 3 large marine grade batteries with circuit breakers
- All Boat models use Blue Seas® power panels & breakers
- All Navigation , anchor & all around lights are LED for very low amperage draw and long life & dependability
- Ritchie lighted compass standard
- 6-US. gal. S.S. water heater
- 35-US. gal freshwater tank w/ 3 gal expansion tank & 45 psi pump
- 80 psi saltwater wash down in cockpit
- We use ½" Pex® tubing throughout
- Manual Jabsco® toilet w / 12-US.gal holding tank
- Optional Tecma® electric flush and masserated toilet
Engines and Equipment
- Twin Honda's are Standard with 26' – 32' hulls
- All boats are equip w/ Teleflex no feed-back Hydraulic steering
- Power assist steering optional
- Fuel tanks 3/16" 5086 aluminum ( 26'-28' 200 gal tank and 32' 300 gal tank)
- Zinc anodes standard (optional Electro-guard Cathodic system )
- Optional I/O Diesels will not interfere with cockpit deck ,No dog house on deck
Optional Equipment
Not limited to list
- 12v remote search lights
- 2000 watt inverter
- 120v - 6 gal. water heater
- 12 volt power points for electric reels down riggers etc
- electric & manual crab davits
- roof mounted dingy hull vee blocks and hoist
- stainless steel rails
- live bait tanks
- underwater lights
- 12v anchor windlass
- bow & stern thrusters
- custom bait station
- taco® brand tuna poles
- downriggers
- Sodium lights 500 watt 120v
- shore power system
- isolation transformer
- Your choice of electronics
- Wallas Heaters & stoves
- Refrigerator Freezers
- Custom Cabinets
- Electro-Guard® Cathodic protection for hull
- freshwater showers


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Les Gets Snow Report 11.02.2014
20cm of snow overnight which was a bit of a surprise. Added to more snow over the weekend has now covered any poor patches. Conditions are good
Forecast: Unpredictable forecast at the moment. Temps are changing over the next few days, so we will have to wait and see how the weather is. Will be either rain or snow over the next few days after a clear day tomorrow
Last Snowed: 11/01/2014
Fresh Snow: 20cm
Lifts Open: 48
Lower Depth: 80cm
Upper Depth: 220cm
Runs To Resort: All open
Weather: Sun/cloud
Temperature: -1
Piste State: Excellent / groomed
Off Piste Snow: Fresh powder


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Furnance brook, VT
Is anyone familiar with Furnance brook in Vermont. Ive fished it once and liked it but I was just wondering if anyone knows some good access points around there.
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Hi Tyler,
Welcome to the forum, I can't be of any help with your question but our member Rip Tide seems to be the source for that area. He will see this post and if he can help look for him to be in touch.
I hope you continue to participate here and if you are surfing the threads you already know that we have a bunch of helpful and knowledgeable members who are at the ready to help with any question you post. Sometimes it just takes awhile for the right person to spot your post.
Re: Furnance brook, VT
I know the stream you mean, it's a tributary of Otter Creek. But it's not one that I've ever fished.
There is this
Fly Fishing the Furnace Brook , Vermont - Kynd Outdoors
Re: Furnance brook, VT
Thanks guys,
Ive stumbled across the site in the past but just now became a member. I really enjoy forums like this. There are so many people out there with a lot of knowledge and when there is a place like this for everyone to come together, there is so much to be told.
I look forward to talking to you guys more in the future.
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Told you he would see it :D
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The find sparked a major security alert that closed the port for seven hours and triggered long delays for thousands of holidaymakers. Police would not comment on the specifics of the weapons, but sources said they are believed to be guns. The three men are British.
Dover's port was closed to all traffic through the early hours of yesterday morning as army bomb disposal experts examined the car in the Customs surveillance area of the Eastern Docks.
A Kent Police spokesman said the long closure had been necessary despite the disruption to passengers.
'If you have - especially in the current climate - reason to believe there is a possible threat, then public safety is uppermost and you have to ensure that all necessary precautions are taken. Had it not been necessary, then we would not have done it,' he said.
The weapons were found during a routine search using X-ray equipment after the car was stopped on Friday night. The three men were initially held under the Terrorism Act, but security sources later told the BBC that the incident was being treated as a 'police matter' rather than an intelligence operation.
At the height of the security alert 10 ships carrying several thousand passengers were left stranded in the Channel between Dover and Calais waiting to dock. Roads became jammed as motorists travelling to catch overnight ferries were unable to reach the port because of a 400-metre exclusion zone set up on the port site.
By noon yesterday the jams and delays had cleared and the port was working normally again.


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Two of eight teens charged with assaulting Arab teens in Jerusalem in August will only be convicted of incitement to violence and racism as part of a plea bargain, Israel Radio reported on Tuesday.
According to the report, the prosecution agreed to reduce the charges against the two minors on condition that they admit to the accusations leveled against them.
The Jerusalem District Court is expected to sentence the two in three months.
The trial of the remaining six Jewish teenagers who allegedly attacked Palestinians youths in the capital's Zion Square, injuring three lightly and one severely, will continue.
Dozens of bystanders reportedly watched the events unfold in August without intervening. East Jerusalem resident Jamal Julani, 17, nearly died in the attack, according to Jerusalem Police. Police called the incident a "lynch" and an "extremely severe crime."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attack, which caught the country's attention because of its racial nature.


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Printed pants! You have seen them everywhere. From floral prints to galaxy prints and in this case, animal prints! They have been seen on the runway and they made their way to the streets. There are an infinite amount of prints, patterns and colors out there and anyone can find one that matches their style. They can be found in almost every store from Forever 21 to Bloomingdale's. However, when choosing the right pants it is important to feel confident and to take into consideration your body type. I would suggest that if you're on the petite side, small prints are a better choice because large prints can overwhelm small frames. If you're on the curvy side do not shy away! I advise darker colors and finding a straight leg pant rather then skinny. Whatever the shape, this trend is for everyone.
It can be difficult to pair pieces with printed pants because the print tends to be the attention grabber of the outfit. If you want to keep it safe and classic, you can pair the printed pants with neutrals or by picking a color that's in the print and pairing it with that colored top, and then layering pieces such as a blazer or cardigan on top. However, if drama and color is what you want then let your creativity shine. There is no limit to the fun you can have with printed pants! Like this Fashionista, she gives these leopard pants an edgy look by pairing them with a black, red and white TOKYO crop top and a denim shirt. Adding a subtle graphic T-shirt with similar color motifs works well with small prints. This punk-inspired Fashionista chose to complete this look with the classic look of denim and an awesome hat that ties in the punk glam look. But, if you're a little more glam and a little less punk, try combining it with a jewel-toned blouse and adding some gold accessories. In the past, I would of thought I could only get one or two outfits out my favorite printed pants, but I was wrong! This trend is so fun and I'm excited for spring when we will get see more and more colorful patterns on the streets.


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In a country of 140 million, al-Qaeda's man of a thousand faces had nowhere left to hide.
The joint United States-Pakistani swoop on the hideout of the terrorist group's operational chief, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, just a short drive from the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, is the most serious blow so far to the organisation.
The capture of the man described by some analysts as al-Qaeda's number three, could lead on to the network's chief ideologist and deputy leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and the biggest scalp of all - its spiritual leader, Osama bin Laden.
US officials believe both men remain in hiding in the lawless tribal areas along the Pakistan-Afghan border.
"Nobody's safe now," the Washington Post quoted a former CIA official, Bob Baer, as saying. "They're going to have to move. Everything they considered reliable is gone - safe houses, sources of money and the rest. They have to assume the worst."
Captured in a suburban villa in the city of Rawalpindi about 3am on Saturday, Mohammed tried to flee but was subdued without bloodshed.
A Pakistani citizen who grew up in Kuwait and joined the jihad against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the 37-year old is in US military custody on his way to an undisclosed location, probably in Afghanistan, for what is likely to be lengthy interrogation.
A pumped-up President George Bush yesterday described the arrest as "fantastic". The
families of some of the 3000 people who died on September 11 also welcomed the news.
The arrest of Mohammed reduces to 21 the number of suspects on the FBI's list of "most wanted terrorists".
If, as Mr Bush claims, al-Qaeda has links with the Iraqi regime, Mohammed will know. Interrogators are reported to have already begun urgent efforts to disorient and "break" him to obtain leads to the location and identities of al-Qaeda sleeper cells in the US and any planned terrorist attacks.
A master of disguise with numerous fake identities, he was al-Qaeda's link to wealthy supporters in the Gulf states, and the foot soldiers who mounted the terrorist attacks.
Mohammed almost certainly helped plan the first attack on the World Trade Centre, in 1993, and in 1996 was indicted for his alleged role in a plot to blow up 12 US airliners over the Pacific.
His familiarity with the US - he studied engineering in North Carolina in the 1980s - is believed to have been a vital factor in the success of the September 11 attacks.
Before joining al-Qaeda in Afghanistan in 1996, Mohammed pioneered the establishment of terrorist networks in South-East Asia, and brought those contacts into the organisation. He is known to have travelled on forged passports to the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. He was also involved in the foiled plan to blow up embassies in Singapore, including the Australian High Commission, during Christmas 2001, according to another senior al-Qaeda member in custody.
If Mohammed talks, he could provide fresh leads into terrorist operations in the Australian region, including the Bali bombings, and derail any planned attacks.
"If he is offered total immunity he may talk, but if not then I don't think he'll spill the beans," said Professor Amin Saikal, head of the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University.
Two other men were arrested with Mohammed, one of Middle Eastern origin and the other, 42-year old Ahmed Abdul Qadoos, a member of Pakistan's largest religious political party, the Jamaat-e Islami.
"We are concerned about this connection," Pakistan's Information Minister, Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, said, admitting that the Government was likely to face domestic criticism over the role of FBI agents in the arrests.
Pakistan's Government prefers to play down the presence of US security officials in the country.
Sheikh Rashid confirmed that police had been led to the house through information provided by another Islamic militant arrested during a raid last week in Quetta, near the border with Afghanistan.
While Mohammed carried a $US25 million bounty on his head, it is unclear whether money changed hands in return for the information that led to his arrest.
His capture bolsters Pakistan's credentials as a vital player in the war on terrorism, but it also confirms the country as the preferred destination for al-Qaeda fugitives.
Mohammed is believed to have slipped out of Afghanistan during the US bombing in late 2001, and has been moving around the country with relative impunity since, continuing to plan and co-ordinate terrorist
attacks around the world.
Last April, the man behind a truck bombing of a synagogue in Tunisia that killed 19 people had phoned Mohammed three hours before the attack, police say.
Seventeen months after September 11, President Bush's promise to hunt down al-Qaeda has unquestionably disrupted the network. Hundreds of suspects are held at Guantanmo Bay, Cuba, and in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Belgium, Bosnia, France, Germany, Italy, Malta, Morocco, the Netherlands and Spain.
However, the progressive decapitation of al-Qaeda's leadership structure does not guarantee Westerners immunity from terror.
Some analysts believe that it will simply mean a more pronounced shift from spectacular attacks such as those on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon to smaller hits on soft targets such as Bali.
And while al-Qaeda is close to being decapitated, analysts believe an invasion of Iraq - like the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan - could mean that more young Muslims will flood the ranks of militant organisations, whoever leads them.
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There are three options for making a revised HERA submission. Managers should consult with Sarah Pedder or Raj Lakhani to agree the most appropriate method to make the submission.
In cases when a role has changed significantly since the job description was originally drafted we recommend that Option 1 is pursued in the first instance . Where a role has not significantly changed but the manager or member of staff considers that the grade of the role should be reviewed, Option 2 may be more appropriate.
Once the submission has been completed by the member of staff, it should be sent to HR by the line manager. The manager will be asked to provide a business case describing how the additional responsibilities arose and how they relate to the departmental development/ service development plans and therefore support the School's strategic aims.
The response time may be up to a month, depending on the volume of applications.
This option involves reviewing and revising the current job description to include HERA evidence of how the role has significantly changed in terms of breadth and responsibility.
If you do not have a HERA evidence-based job description, please see the HERA evidence-based job description template.
We suggest you start with a quick summary, one or two sentences maximum, of the overall purpose of the job. This is the job summary part of the form. Then list the key tasks / components of the job as a whole, perhaps five or six bullet points outlining principle duties / key objectives. This is the key tasks area of the form.
The next section deals with HERA elements and the actual evidence on which the evaluation of your role will depend.
There are 14 HERA elements. See the overview of the HERA elements for a full description of each one.
You may not need to use all 14 elements , if you pick the most relevant seven/eight that should be sufficient. For most academic support staff these may be:
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Please do have a look at the other elements as they may be relevant depending on the particular role.
Once you have picked the most relevant seven/eight you then need to get together 'evidence' of each. Remember, evidence is specific, tangible, verifiable examples of what people are required to do as part of their role as described in the HERA evidence overview.
If you would like to view an example of a HERA evidence-based job description please click here.
Please contact Sarah Pedder or Raj Lakhani in Human Resources for any further guidance.
If your job description has not significantly changed but you believe that it does not actually reflect the responsibilities of your job, we advise that you make the submission by completing the HERA Written Record. If this is the case, you are welcome to simply amend the document to add the new responsibilities where appropriate, in fact, if you could highlight these changes in some way that would be very helpful to the HERA Role Analyst.
If you choose to start this document afresh, at first sight the documentation can appear daunting and time consuming. But by following the guidance below, the task can be made less burdensome.
The HERA Evidence of Role Requirements Form consists of a number of questions grouped into the 14 HERA elements.
When answering the questions, you should provide specific examples to demonstrate evidence of the duties and responsibilities in your role. Remember, evidence is specific, tangible, verifiable examples of what you are required to do as part of your role as described in the HERA evidence overview.
Please remember the scheme applies to all staff grades. Some of the statements will only apply to the most senior members of staff in the School and then only occasionally - please don't try to find evidence for a statement if you know that the role does not involve carrying out work at this level. It is most unlikely to affect the final score.
However please do not forget those activities which are important even if they are not everyday occurrences as they may impact on the score.
Also, many of the statements are arranged in hierarchical form from the most basic to the most complex. Please try and give as much evidence as you can on the statement which you think is the main focus of the job, without copious examples at the lower levels!
For further guidance, please refer to the HERA Evidence by Written Record Question Document.
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The role analyst will ask you more questions about your role to help you explain it fully. When answering the questions, you should provide specific examples to demonstrate evidence of the duties and responsibilities in your role. Remember, evidence is specific, tangible, verifiable examples of what you are required to do as part of your role as described in the Competencies, Tasks and Evidence document.
Throughout the meeting the role analyst will make suggestions about amendments that can be made to the notes. When the meeting is over you will be asked to go away and update your notes in line with the discussion. We ask that you do this yourself, as it is important the role is represented in your own words to avoid misunderstandings.
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These are not your super duper vinyl serious cosplay masks, but they are really cute, custom felt superhero masks for $6! You could get a lattee at Starbucks or be the envy of your workplace with one of these awesome masks! But please only use your newfound powers of disguise for good.


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PETERBOROUGH, N.H. - An explosion rocked a small-town ball bearings plant on Monday, sending at least 15 people to the hospital, but a company spokeswoman said none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening.
The blast occurred shortly after 3:30 p.m. and blew out windows on the building's ground floor, Peterborough Fire Department spokesman Eric Bowman said. There was no fire, and a hazardous-materials team was investigating.
It was unclear what caused the explosion at New Hampshire Ball Bearings Inc., company spokeswoman Kathy Gerrity said.
The plant, in the southwest New Hampshire town that was the inspiration for Thornton Wilder's play "Our Town," employs 700 people. Gerrity said she wasn't sure how many people were inside when the explosion happened but there are usually about 450 working around that time.
Bill Brock, owner of the Manhattan East Hair Design shop about a quarter-mile from the plant, said he heard and felt something but didn't know what it was. Then about 30 ambulances and fire trucks went by.
Gov. Maggie Hassan said the state emergency operations center was open to monitor the situation. Police advised drivers to avoid Route 202 through Peterborough, which has about 6,400 residents.
Local hospitals were asked to prepare for patients who may have been exposed to hazardous materials.
Two of the 15 people who were treated at Monadnock Community Hospital later were flown to other hospitals, spokeswoman Laura Gingras said, and seven were released by Monday evening.
Peterborough, besides inspiring "Our Town," a Pulitzer Prize-winning play first performed in 1938, is home to the MacDowell Colony, a prestigious retreat for artists, writers and composers. Wilder based the fictional town of Grover's Corners on Peterborough, where he often spent his summers.
New Hampshire Ball Bearings' corporate headquarters are in Chatsworth, Calif. It's a division of Japanese company Minebea.


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British scientists discovered this past weekend a shark species that was believed to be almost extinct, near Rockall Island, which is located in the North Atlantic.
The discovery of the eel shark, also called 'living fossil', for the old features that it is characterized with, has sparked a great interest in this species for scientists.
Along with the 'living fossil', the team also discovered two new species of mollusks and various polychaete worms.
The Rockall Island is a great point of interest for energy companies, who are seeking untapped sources of oil and gas in the Atlantic.
The international organization "Greenpeace", said that these latest findings should serve as a warning against any drilling in the area.


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Jake Gyllenhaal and Alyssa Miller Heat Up NYC With a Stroll
Jake Gyllenhaal and his model girlfriend, Alyssa Miller, held hands for a couple's stroll around the Tribeca neighborhood of NYC on Saturday. The pair have been going strong since the beginning of the Summer when they sparked romance rumors with a romantic PDA-filled bike ride in the Big Apple in June. Jake and the Sports Illustrated model have since solidified things with many couple's outings, and they were spotted holding hands for a similar stroll in NYC last month. Jake is just one of the many stars to find love this Summer — check out all of the other celebrity Summer romances.
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