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- The microbial community structure of different permeable sandy sediments characterized by the investigation of bacterial fatty acids and fluorescence in situ hybridizationS I Bühring
Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Celsiusstr 1, 28359 Bremen, Germany
Environ Microbiol 7:281-93. 2005..We detected SRB in all sediment types as well as in the surface and at greater depth, which suggests that SRB play a more important role in oxygenated marine sediments than previously thought...
- A hypersaline microbial mat from the Pacific Atoll Kiritimati: insights into composition and carbon fixation using biomarker analyses and a 13C-labeling approachS I Bühring
Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA
Geobiology 7:308-23. 2009..Large amounts of ornithine and betaine bearing intact polar lipids could be an indicator of a phosphate-limited ecosystem, where organisms that are able to substitute these for phospholipids may have a competitive advantage...
- Insights into chemotaxonomic composition and carbon cycling of phototrophic communities in an artesian sulfur-rich spring (Zodletone, Oklahoma, USA), a possible analog for ancient microbial mat systemsS I Bühring
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Intel Corp. PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI Adapter
I'm attempting to use my wireless ethernet card under linux.
I've installed ndiswrapper and it _appears_ to work but,
... It won't pick up my network that I've setup.
The card works perfectly under Windows (therefore the card must be fine).
My wireless network is also found under Windows (my router is configured properly)
If it would be possible for anyone to give me a solution or even useful information
I would highly appreciate it.
Thank you
Rick Fry/OmniKamikaze
Other information:
HP Pavilion ZT3000
/etc/init.d/network start output:
Bringing up loopback interface: [ OK ]
Bringing up interface eth0: [ OK ]
Bringing up interface wlan0: Determining IP information for wlan0... failed; no link present. Check cable?
lspci output:
02:02.0 Network controller: Intel Corp. PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI Adapter (rev 04)
operating system:
Manrake Linux 10.0 (RC1)
kernel 2.6.2-3mdk
I have the exact network controller, Intel Corp. PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI Adapter.
Do you ever find a solution?
Mine is in a ThinkPad R50p.
Try to scan after networks to see if that works.
First make sure your interface is 'up' so as su, write the following command;
ifconfig wlan0 up
iwlist wlan0 scan
Unfortionately I'm not that good on mandrake, so I don't know whats the easyest way to configure it. However, if you find your network and tell me whats your encryption (wep/wpa etc), I can at least give you the commands to connect manualy, or at boot.
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Notts County came from behind to beat Bournemouth 2-1 in the FA Cup second round at Dean Court.
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Notts County came from behind to beat League Two leaders Bournemouth 2-1 at a rain-lashed Dean Court in the FA Cup second round on Saturday.
Brett Pitman fired the hosts into a 38th-minute lead but County, having switched to a 4-4-2 formation at half-time, turned the tie on its head with goals from Lee Hughes and Craig Westcarr.
The match was a dreary affair prior to Pitman's opener, which Alan Connell created from the right of midfield, picking Pitman out in space on the left.
Bournemouth's top scorer took his opportunity superbly, sending a low shot across the bows of Kasper Schmeichel.
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I applied online. I interviewed at Eze Software (London, England (UK)) in May 2016.
Interview was fine. HR department is unprofessional and non-responsive. Business interview was fine, didn't ask too many questions. Questions were mostly focussed on my experience and project management background to date
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I applied online. I interviewed at Eze Software.
I got a phone interview first, all about basic information, and for the HR to get to know you more. And then once that was completed, there was a in person interview and exam. Make sure you know a little about coding and SQL because that would be an advantage.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3+ weeks. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY) in February 2014.
The interview process began with the EzeSoft recruiter contacting me from the Boston office about their LDP opportunity. The recruiter took down information about my experience and scheduled a phone interview with a member of the HR team. The said HR member completely forgot about my scheduled phone interview which meant I had to reach out after waiting an hour for the call. After finally getting in touch with the interviewer and conducting a full-interview, the HR member thought I was too experienced for the LDP position and scheduled me for a Consultant role. This meant having to do another phone interview with the same interviewer at a different time. They then requested I come in to meet with the team where I was scheduled to meet with 4 consultants. Since one of the consultants was unavailable, I was requested to come in the office at another time. To sum it up, the interview process was totally unorganized and utterly frustrating.
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I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY) in February 2013.
Phone interview. Pretty standard. The lady interviewing me was very nice. There was plenty of room for my questions and she answered all of them with details. The position seemed much more interesting during and after the interview opposed to brief description online. However, don't even bother if you don't have strong financial industry experience.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Eze Software in February 2013.
First there was the initial phone interview which last about 5 minutes. This was very simple and the recruiter basically went down my resume and asked questions. Then there is a Skype interview in which you interview with two different employees. There is a case question that was more of a riddle.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Eze Software (Boston, MA).
Phone interview
In office interview with about 3-4 managers
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY).
I applied online and received an email from their recruiter, Laura Stapleton, about 2 weeks after that submission. We scheduled an initial, 30-minute phone conversation by email. The phone conversation was pretty straightforward. She asked about the experiences that I placed on my resume, why I was interested in the position, and what I knew about Eze Castle and about the OMS software. I strongly suggest doing your homework before this phone conversation so that you can answer these questions intelligibly.
At the end of the phone interview Laura asked me what my availability was to do an in-person interview with a few of the managers. I provided her with that information and we set up the in-person interview for the next week. The in-person interview was a little over an hour long, and I interviewed with two separate managers. The first manager asked me a lot of questions about my personal and education background to get a fit for whether or not my experiences made me well suited for the position. This interview took up the bulk of our time together. The second manager gave me a brainteaser which took me about 10 minutes to solve, and asked a few questions afterwards.
After the interview, Laura emailed me the same day to let me know that I was invited to Round 2 of the interview process. We scheduled round 2 via email and I went into the interview the following week. During Round 2, I interviewed with 2 directors. Both directors gave me a logic question, and asked additional questions about my background and why Eze Castle. They also provided a lot of detail about the role. Both interviewers were very professional, although I would describe one interviewer as "tough." The tone of the interview was extremely fast paced with lots of tough questions, that I would liken to a finance interview. At one point he asked me why Eze Castle. When I provided him with an answer, he stated that I could have gotten that off of the company website, and that I needed to provide him with a different answer (which I did). It was questions/comments like this one that would make me describe that interview as "tough."
I received an email from Laura about a week after that interview notifying me that although they were impressed by my interviews, they ultimately went with a candidate with more industry experience. I certainly can't blame them because I had zero financial industry experience. Overall, I thought the interview process was fair, professional, and well-organized.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY) in May 2012.
Phone interview was very basic. In person interview consisted of 2 interviews, one on one. The first one was terrible, the woman was absolutely rude and very clearly trying to throw you off your game. The second individual was extremely nice, even when he threw a logic question at me, which I didn't get (and yes, they always present you with at least one logic question so be prepared).
Be aware that because you have to deal with difficult clients, the interviews are somewhat rigorous, and the interviewers try to see if you can withstand rude individuals. If you like that kind of environment, then go for it.
This definitely wasn't for me.
Also, you are expected to give up some of your weekends in order to ensure upgrades are completed smoothly. This would be okay if they were adequately compensating you, but they only pay around $50K which is too little relative to the amount of hours they want you to put in (7am-7pm).
HR reached out to me with a generic email 3 days later with a NO.
A tip - make you sure you work extensively on the questionnaire you are required to send out before the interview. It has numerous questions which take a couple of hours to answer thoroughly. And they use those very questions, as well as your cover letter, to assess you during the interview.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a week. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY) in September 2011.
The interview process was over within a week, which was impressive. Recruiter contacted over the phone. Followed by group interview. This was followed by three 1:1 face interviews with senior management team. And finally a phone interview with a senior partner. They were very interested in hobbies and activities, I guess to assess availability for overtime work.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Eze Software (New York, NY) in November 2011.
7 rounds if interview from the bottom up. Every round had riddles...
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|Sport, 2 pitches, 140'
|YDS: 5.9+ French: 5c Ewbanks: 17 UIAA: VI ZA: 17 British: E1 5a [details]
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By Jeffrey West
From: Anywhere, USA
Apr 13, 2010
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a PG13
Lots of fun. A little sketchy at bolt 6-8, but really worth it. We went up with 10 draws and the lead climber had to pull a few on the way to make it. Great anchor/belay station.
By MojoMonkey
Nov 8, 2010
A nice option on these colder, but sunny days. The climbing is fun - requiring technique/balance over strength. I would have given it 3 stars, but even after a few years the rock is still crumbling. As long as you are aware of it going in, it is a good time. Nice and long, I went all the way to the top in one shot (which was 15 draws, I believe - including clipping one bolt on the first anchor but not the top anchor).
On one of the earlier bolts the rock looks to have fractured as it was being drilled; you can see about 1/4 inch of threads on the bolt through the chunk missing behind the hanger.
By MojoMonkey
Aug 22, 2012
As an update to my last comment, either I was less observant last time or rock is flaking off from behind the hangers. There were more bolts with 1/4" or so of bolt exposed behind the hanger. 4-6? I didn't count.
And regarding Larry's comment on the four anchor bolts, the leftmost one is maybe 2" from an abandoned drill hole. Given the rock quality and that bolt spacing guidelines I've seen are 10x bolt diameter or 2x hole depth, I wouldn't recommend anybody running the climb as one long pitch chooses the left bolt to clip along the way, regardless of the hangers getting tightened.
By gblauer Blauer
From: Wayne, PA
Sep 22, 2013
|Felt soft for a 9. There was always an edge (or more) for feet. Some nice crux moves, but, not particularly difficult if you get your body in the right position for the holds. I enjoyed this climb.
By Rocket
Jul 31, 2014
First pitch: 11 draws + chains
Second pitch: 3 draws + chains
18 draws total
By Tom Thomas
From: Pittsburgh
Aug 13, 2015
This was a ton of fun. In fact I was surprised how much I enjoyed this climb. Yes there is some lose stuff but overall this climb should not be missed if you are in the area. Here are some long arms of me solo leading this classic.
By Winston Zeb
May 2, 2017
|Super slabby, deffinatly shouldn't have climbed this in my Scarpa Dragos, which are the thinnest most sensitive shoes I own. Fun route overall. My brother jumped on it thinking it was a 5.7 (first time at birdsboro), felt like a 5.7 until the last 4-5 bolts hahaha good time! We both sent it! Definitely go up with excess draws, we had to skip 2 bolts!


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I believe this is something that I want, but know that I will never feel....
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A belief is something that you walk in everday.
So what do you believe now?
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How Do I Know For Sure?I have been married for 28 years. I have long suspected my husband is gay. Recently, within the last couple of years, I have been wrestling with this and trying to figure out 1) How do I know for sure, 2) He would never, ever tell me if he was and 3) What should I do?
He has admitted to gay experiences. He has a **** addiction, but I've never caught him with gay ****. When I have recently confronted him about this he simply stares at me and doesn't say a word. He doesn't get upset, he doesn't get sad, nothing.
I don't want to believe something that isn't true, but everything in my gut tells me he is. I'm in a marriage that is not fulfilling intimately or emotionally.
How do I know I'm not running anyway with my thoughts and fears? How do I know for sure? I love him so much. I don't want to get a divorce, but I can't seem to find any resolution. If I could know for sure, it would give me the boldness to move on with my life.
I find myself wondering if I'm crazy. He has so many wonderful attributes. But, I am so lonely and desire an intimate relationship with him. Is it that he has never had the know how on how to be intimately attached to someone? I can say that I've always felt as though we were separated emotionally.
So confused!
I feel like this is a page out of my book. He looks at adds from men looking for men and I have actually had the proof of his secret habbit more than once. But when I confront him he swares all he does is look & he doesn't know why, then sa. res he's done with it, but I know in my heart its a lie. I love him so much that I am driving myself insaine trying to to find concrete evedence because it might be the thing I need to let me let him go even with everything I know I still find myself questioning if its all in my head or is he just really good at living a double life.
At the very least, you are with a man with a **** addiction. If you're happy with the life you're living, continue being with him. If not --whether or not he's gay-- move on so you can find someone more to your liking.
As I read this I can see my life for the past 26 years. In addition our oldest son is gay. When he told us this at sixteen I was not surprised or upset. I felt sad because his life was not going to be easy. My husbands reaction later did surprise me. He was hysterical and cried for about an hour. We are a devout Catholic family where there is no divorce. He was told me after a fight that I was an obligation. I also have not found things on his phone or websites. I have had a gut feeling for a very long time. Sex is mechanical, no foreplay, and no cuddling after. When I have asked he of course gets defensive and stares at me from across the room. There has never been intimacy and he has always been emotionally distant. I believe it is easier for him to blame me than to accept who he is. He wants to hold on to his family as I do but we in our own way have suffered much over 26 years. There is no peace between us only periods of calm until the next fight. We have five children 3 girls two boys. He is not close to his gay son at all. He often is negative about him and I have to come to his defense. 3 of our children are out of the home. I am so lonely and can't imagine my remaining years alone with him.
I have been married for 23 years and my husband hasn't kissed me first least the last 6 years other than a goodbye peck on the forehead when he leaves in the morning. We also are a Catholic family and my husband always says he won't do anything to upset his mother who has depression. We are very unhappy together and I even started going to a counselor because my husband is being so mean towards me in an attempt to get me to leave, because then it saves him from Catholic guilt because it's my fault. He never touches me in any casual way, like holding hands or giving me a hug. That NEVER happens. Sex is silent, no kissing, just groping and he always keeps his eyes completely closed. It always seems that gay men want to talk to my husband and we were in an airport yesterday and I noticed this single man on the tram just staring at my husband. He is tall, thin and neat, in his early 50s. (Just like Seinfeld says) Our son is in college and never seems to have a girlfriend or talk about girls..I am concerned what's going on there as well. I am so lonely and sad. He started the groping thing last night and I stopped him and asked why we never kiss. He blamed it on me and groping session over. What are you going to do?? I am 49 yrs old and can't imagine another 30 or 40
years of this life.
You can choose to divorce him. His mother's depression isn't your problem. If she has a depression problem, she needs to deal with it herself through therapy, meds, etc. Your husband is playing on your guilt....
PFLAG -- parents, friends, family of lesbians and gays -- is the organization to check out, including reading their information, if you're concerned about your son. I have sons. One is gay. I love both sons, and their sexual orientation is not a concern to me. As long as they are loving, kind, ethical human beings, I am happy.
It's great that you're seeing an individual counselor to help you figure out the path that would make you happy. individual counseling helped me get the confidence to leave.
Also, the person who files usually is the person who comes out best -- in terms of the divorce settlement -- in the divorce. I wasn't vindictive to my husband even though it ended up he was having a secret affair. The settlement was fair to both of us. From what I learned during the divorce process, it appears that if I hadn't filed, my husband's plan was to retire and move abroad to where his mistress was. He was going to take all of his retirement and leave me with a house with a big mortgage and a car that thousands were owed on.
If I had stayed while hoping the marriage would change for the better, I would have been basically left bankrupt.
Thank you. I have warned our financial person that he isn't to do anything that would compromise my position and he is legally obligated not to help my husband hide money. My husband is so mean to him he won't help him hurt me. I am happy to see I am not alone. We have in common many things including such long marriages. Which just means longer time being unhappy. Thank you, and I hope you are in a more peaceful and happy life now.
To my surprise -- since I'm in my 60s -- I'm now in a relationship with a man my age whom I had known platonically for years through an arts group we are both in.
After he heard I was divorcing, he started secretly finding out about me ,and then took me out on a date about 8 months later. We found we had much in common, but we both took things very slow.
Several months later, we became intimate, a couple of months later, we realized we were in love and in a relationship.
With him I have the sexual and emotional intimacy and romance that I never had in my marriage or previous relationships. His friends and my friends -- and even some of my ex's relatives -- have expressed support for our relationship, saying that both of us glow with happiness and seem to be made for each other.
None of this would have happened if I hadn't realized that I deserved better than what my ex was doing to me in my marriage. For about the last 8 years of my marriage, I also had been taking the time to independently follow my own interests and passions and to make my own friends. Instead of continuing to be stifled by my husband, I had independently joined organizations, taken classes and even taken trips by myself because I realized that I would rather do things by myself than do things with my husband, who wouldn't have sex with me, and would only talk to me on a superficial level.
Thank you so much for your response. It gives me hope for the future. Even though I am incredibly unhappy right now I still believe in love and peace and happiness and you showed me it is possible. I am doing so much for myself now and you are so right, that's what I need to do. I am so happy for you and pray for the same happiness for me.
Wow, Pourmoi...I could have written your post word for word. I thought I was the only one. The eyes closed during, no intimacy, just distance and no kissing. I see your post is from a long while ago, did you change your situation?
Does it really matter? Besides the gay issue, is your marriage ok? If not, is it so bad you would prefer leaving? I dont think the gay thing is so important, you are the one who has to choose, you cant make him come out of the closet if he doesnt want to. Maybe he is Bi? I think you should evaluate the way u feel about the marriage and talk with him about what's missing. If you cant live with 50%, then leave. If you can, then maybe accept he's gay and that he wont admit it/ cant admit it and try to move on. Either way, you need to make a choice. I know its difficult but it's the best. You cant squeeze water out of a stone so stop trying and choose what is most important for you. Good luck and lots of strength.
I understand completely where you're coming from. Anyone would get frustrated when they know their husband is holding back on something. You feel that you should know every bit of him, every thought, every feeling. But that just isn't true.
Have you ever had a fantasy about another guy? Or a naughty dream? If you did, do you think it would be appropriate to tell him about it? The fact that you had these thoughts doesn't make you love your husband any less. A fantasy is just that... It isn't always acted on, and sometimes we don't even want to act on it. Just the thought of it is enough to satisfy us. If he were to tell you "Hey, I had a dream about a dude last night" or "I can't stop thinking about having sex with other men" that would do nothing but hurt your relationship. You would feel like you weren't enough for him, which I doubt is even close to true.
According to what you said, he does honestly tell you what's going on. He told you he had gay experiences, even after you two were married. If he can come clean about that, I don't think there's much you need to worry about. Maybe see a therapist to help with communication. My husband and I read the book "10 stupid things couples do to mess up their relationship". It did wonders for us, I suggest you try it out.
Most people, men especially, will never admit to their sexual desires. And Frankly, if they don't involve you, he shouldn't. Those fantasies are his, and you probably don't want to hear about them anyway.
If he's going to tell you he had gay sexual experiences then you can trust his honesty. And **** addiction? It's called being a man... The only thing you should be concerned about is whether or not he has given in to his temptations during your relationship.
I suggest that if you want an intimate relationship, then initiate it. Light some candles, put on some sexy cloths, and don't worry about whether or not it'll turn him on. Just have fun with it.
i was married for almost 27 years to a man i believe is gay.. he ever admitted it although several of our friends noticed it.. we hardly ever had sex although he was a serial adulterer needing constant supply from adoring women who used him for his money.. he constantly had several men calling him and would spend weekends together with them on a one to one situation when i was out of town.. he went to gay clubs with me to dance and would "lose" himself for hours.. at times he spoke in a very gay voice which disgusted my youngest daughter.. most of his friends are adulterers and have gay tendencies.. he will keep his charade up until he dies.. i'm glad i'm out of our non existent marriage.. it's been difficult to say the least..
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Guadalajara launched their title defence by scoring with the last kick of the game to snatch a dramatic 1-1 draw at home to Toluca in Mexico's Clausura championship.
Mexico midfielder Ramon Morales saved the only team who do not field foreign players with a free kick which flew over Toluca's wall and past goalkeeper Hernan Cristante in the third minute of injury time on Saturday.
Toluca, beaten by Guadalajara in the final of the Apertura championship in the first half of the season, had taken the lead in the 73rd minute at the Jalisco stadium when Paraguay defender Paulo da Silva scored with a deflected shot following a corner.
Jared Borgetti, Mexico's all-time leading international scorer, celebrated his return to domestic football by grabbing the first goal in Cruz Azul's 3-2 win at home to Pachuca.
Borgetti, who had an unhappy year with English Premier League Bolton Wanderers followed by six months in Saudi Arabia with Al Ittihad, headed in a corner after a quarter of an hour.
Argentines Christian Gimenez and Damian Alvarez scored either side of halftime to put Pachuca ahead but Cruz Azul hit back with two long-range efforts in six minutes from Uruguay striker Richard Nunez.
Cruz Azul's Israel Lopez and Pachuca's Luis Angel Landin were sent off for fighting in the 73rd minute.
Santos Laguna, who went on a pre-championship spending spree which included the signing of goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez from Guadalajara, began with a 1-0 defeat at Monterrey, defender Santiago Banos scoring the only goal.


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Inter Milan coach Walter Mazzarri says he puts himself under far more pressure than anybody else after being warned by club president Erick Thohir that he, like everyone else at the club, is under constant scrutiny.
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Thohir praised Mazzarri for the work he has done so far this season but said he could give no guarantees for his future. He, like all players and staff -- including his appointed advisor Michael Williamson -- will be judged on their performance.
"I'm pleased that the president appreciates my work, and I thank him for it," Mazzarri said at a presentation of his autobiography in Milan. "Anybody who knows me will know that I always feel under examination but that I am the first person to examine myself, right from my first day as coach of Acireale.
"I'm pleased that we agree on the project and, to be able to plan the future together, we need to finish off this year as well as we possibly can. The future will be planned based on this.
"I never said that I doubted my future, but that I will have to talk about it with the club. One result doesn't change the overall balance of somebody's work and the club evaluates what a coach does in the easier as well as the more difficult times."
That one result, a 2-1 defeat at home to Atalanta, had raised doubts about Mazzarri's future, with Thohir warning that it must not be repeated if they are to succeed in clinching a berth in Europe next season. Once again, Mazzarri was his own biggest critic.
"I'm a bit angry with how our last game went," the 52-year-old said. "We tried to win it to the very end and our only disappointment is that we've left some points by the wayside. We've not got all the points that we've deserved this season, but our mentality is improving, and we're taking the right approach.
"We may not be scoring as many goals as we should be and this could be down to the pressure on the players, but the important thing is that we're creating more chances than anybody else and this is something we can build on, also for next year."
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The Grand Valley Junior Mavericks ended their season Sunday with a 3-2 loss to the Telluride Lizard Heads at the Glacier Ice Arena. The game was part of the Rocky Mountain Youth Hockey League Squirt Championship tournament, which featured teams with
9-and-10-year-old players from Western Colorado.
Despite the elimination, Mavericks coach Scott Carmichael was pleased with how his squirts finished the season.
"We played our best hockey, especially in that last game," Carmichael said. "It could have gone either way. The kids played well, it's our first season in the league and they hung in there with all the teams."
The Mavericks struggled early in their elimination game, allowing a goal by Telluride's Scout Engbring with 8:32 left in the first period.
Less than 30 seconds later, Dillon Nafziger widened the lead with another goal past Grand Valley's Ben Richmond.
With 3:51 left in the opening period Maverick Logan Gentzler got a penalty, which Telluride capitalized on with Matt Palamar scoring on the power play to give the Lizard Heads a 3-0 lead after the first period.
The power play goal was the last Telluride saw in the game as Richmond used every part of his body to keep shots out of net.
"(Richmond) was a little shaky early on," Carmichael said. "Toward the end of the game I thought he played really well."
Grand Valley looked to come back as momentum swung its way when Kordale Bavor scored on a power play with 8:42 left in the second period. Both teams went scoreless the rest of the period.
The Mavericks scored quickly in the third period, with Billet Porter capitalizing on a faceoff in Telluride's defensive zone with 8:05 left in the third period. With 4:11 left in the game, the Lizard
Heads found themselves with a two-man disadvantage. Grand Valley saw scoring chances, but Telluride was able to effectively kill the penalties and keep its 3-2 lead.
Telluride ended up playing two more games, first beating Craig 6-1, and immediately after playing a semifinal game against Crested Butte, which it lost 5-3. Coach Gerry Cesario attributed the loss more to a rivalry between the teams than fatigue. He noted that the games the teams played prior to Sunday's were usually very close in score.
"We had strong goaltending," Cesario said. "They have a few players who are hard to stop, and we did a good job limiting their shots."
Crested Butte faced Durango in the finals, a rematch of a game from earlier in the morning, which Durango won 10-2. The Steamers came out strong again, with captain Kele Steffler scoring two goals in the first period to give Durango a 2-0 lead.
The second period saw a combined three goals for the teams in a one-minute span. With 6:47 left in the period, Robert Grogan scored for Durango and teammate Devin Steffler scored 30 seconds later. Crested Butte's Ben Barrett put his team on the board to cut Durango's lead to 4-2 at the end of the second period.
Kele Steffler finished a hat trick with seven minutes left in the final period. Benjamin Mickel scored for Durango with two minutes left, and Crested Butte's August Hensley scored with 56 seconds left to finish the game.
The weekend's games provided entertainment, but also helped the family of Dustin McGuiness, a 15 year-old hockey player in Durango who was put in a coma last month after taking a hit during a game.
"Everyone is aware of what is going on with Dustin and it brought everyone a lot closer together," said Grand Valley Youth Hockey Association director Curt Mackey. "Everyone is a little more conscious about keeping an eye on head injuries, which is something we need to be watching all the time."
During the games, fans were able to donate cash or check to a fund in McGuiness' name, and players for all teams wore a red circle decal with his number 21 on the back of their helmets.
The tournament marked the end of the season for the Grand Valley Junior Mavericks.
Information on helping the McGuiness family can be found on Juniormavs.com, or on the family's blog at Dmcguiness.livejournal.com.


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(NEW YORK) — Only Santa, maybe, knows if you've been naughty or nice. But management at some 1,000 retailers this holiday season knows where you've been standing, how long you've had to wait in the checkout line, and which sweater or necktie you admired most while shopping.
New technologies for tracking shoppers in-store, in real time, make this possible. Some rely on signals emitted by customers' smartphones. Another uses images from store security cameras.
Prism Skylabs' technology analyzes security camera images to give retailers "heat maps," on which hot colors such as red or orange denote the items customers are finding most desirable. he colors are determined, say, by how long a customer has stood in front of an item or how many times the item has been handled.
Jules Polonetsky, executive director of the Future of Privacy Forum, a think tank in Washington, D.C., tells ABC News that the past few years have seen more retailers adopt customer-tracking technology. Everyone from malls to big-box vendors to small coffee shops is testing some sort of system, he says. He thinks the situation has reached a turning point this shopping season with Apple's introduction of customer location-sensing iBeacon technology, which can send a variety of information — including details on products, special offers and events — to shoppers standing near new iBeacon transmitters.
Whether a tracking technology qualifies as "creepy" (Polonetsky's word) depends in large part, he says, on whether data is being collected on specific individuals, rather than on unidentified customers en masse. Prism's heat maps fall into the second category.
Steve Russell, Prisms' founder and CEO, says tracking systems that use cellphones to match data to individuals are invasive.
"We're an alternative to that," he says.
Once the security camera pictures have been analyzed to produce heat maps, he says, all visual trace of consumers is expunged. All that's left is an abstraction of how customers as a group have spent their time shopping.
"Before, a merchant could only look at the register to see what was selling," says Russell. "Now, you can see what products shoppers are spending time with. If somebody is picking something up and playing with it but not buying it, that tells the retailer the item may be overpriced. In the past, merchandising decisions typically have been made based on a merchant's gut feeling. Here's a way to make them based on data."
Shoppers often have no inkling they're being tracked by Prism. Nordstrom says it tested a technology called Euclid between September 2012 and May 2013. The system tracked customers using the Wi-Fi signals of customers' smartphones.
"Using this type of technology," said Nordstrom in a statement at the end of the test, "is one way we can learn about our customers' foot traffic and find additional opportunities to improve the service we offer them. Through the Euclid test we got some great feedback from our customers."
That feedback, says Polonetsky, was not all positive: "Even though Nordstrom had put signs up saying there was a test being conducted, some consumers said, 'Huh?'" They did not take kindly to being monitored and used social media to complain, says Polonetsky.
Others complained directly to the store itself. Nordstrom, asked by ABC News about negative feedback, had no comment.
This fall, the Future of Privacy Forum joined forces with Sen. Charles Schumer and a group of suppliers of tracking technology to try to hammer out a code-of-conduct agreement that would protect shoppers from the involuntary invasion of their privacy, while, at the same time, allowing merchants to collect data supplied voluntarily.
The code requires merchants using such technology to display clear, in-store signage that tracking technology is being used. It further requires them to tell customers how they can opt-out of tracking altogether.
Depending on what the customer wants, says Polonetsky, and on what up-front disclosures are made by merchants, these technologies have the potential either to leave the shopper feeling flattered or feeling as if they've entered some negative, Matrix-like environment.
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U.S. Representative Doug Collins of Gainesville picked up opposition from within his own party as qualifying closed Friday for the May 20 General Election primaries in Georgia - and Hall County Commissioner Scott Gibbs may have opposition in the fall from an independent candidate.
Bernie Fontaine of Suches, a retired military man, qualified Friday to seek the Republican nomination to the 9th District congressional seat. Collins had qualified to run for a second term earlier in the week. Democrat David Vogel of Hull has also entered the race.
Hall County Elections Director Charlotte Sosebee said Friday that a North Hall insurance salesman, Steven Ellis, has qualified as an independent to run for the seat on the county commission now held by Scott Gibbs. However, his name will not be on the ballot in May and there are other criteria he must meet before he can run in the General Election in November.
"He will have to submit a petition with five percent of (the) number (of) voters who were eligible to vote when this office was last elected, which was in 2010; therefore he will need 935 valid signatures to have his name on the General Election Ballot," Hall County Elections Director Charlotte Sosebee said. "Since we only recognize the Democratic and Republican parties during a primary in Georgia, the Independent candidates will be on the General Ballot."
All members of the Hall County state legislative delegation will be running unopposed this year: State Sens. Butch Miller and John Wilkinson and State Reps. Lee Hawkins, Carl Rogers, Emory Dunahoo and Timothy Barr.
Larry Baldwin qualified to run for another term as Hall County State Court judge. He will have no opposition.
Stephanie Woodard is running unopposed for another term as State Court Solicitor.
Northeastern Judicial Circuit Superior Court judges Jason Deal and C. Andrew Fuller, both of Gainesville, will also be unopposed.
The same is true of Northeastern Judicial Circuit District Attorney Lee Darragh.
Paul Stanley, who has been handling qualifying for local Republicans this week at his Gainesville law office, says no one else qualified Friday.
Those who qualified with him earlier in the week are:
Incumbent Sam Chapman for the Post 1 seat on the Hall County Board of Education.
Traci McBride, Mark Pettitt and incumbent Brian Sloan for the Post 2 seat on the BOE.
Paul Wayne Godfrey for the at-large seat on the BOE along with incumbent Bill Thompson.
Incumbent county commissioner Scott Gibbs.
Kathy Cooper and Ken Cochran are seeking the seat on the county commission Craig Lutz is vacating to run for state Public Service Commissioner. (Republican Mike Beatty qualified to run for the post on Monday but withdrew from the race on Thursday.)


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While the brash and dangerous tactics of Somali pirates have made the news on and off for the last decade, few journalists or filmmakers have been able to show the real convoluted story behind 21st-century piracy. With machine guns and speedboats replacing swords and swashbuckling, the world of Somali pirates is deconstructed by director Thymaya Payne in his new documentary Stolen Seas. The film follows the harrowing takeover of the Danish ship CEC Future and the exhaustive negotiations between the pirates and the shipping company's executives as they haggle over the right price to get the crew released. Rather than rely solely on experts and stock footage, Payne journeyed both to Copenhagen, where the shipping company was located, and to Somalia to track down the negotiator Ishmael Ali, who was working for the pirates. Payne's film avoids characterizing any one person in black and white: we see Ali being both a loving family man and smart negotiator, a 17-year-old pirate listens to American music before storming a multimillion dollar ship, and the shipping company CEO ends up creating an NGO to aid Somalia. We caught up with Payne to ask him about finding pirates and his hope for Somalia.
GILLIAN MOHNEY: Watching the film, I was really impressed at the footage you were able to get inside of Somalia; how did you approach that?
THYMAYA PAYNE: When we started there were only a couple people going in, because their insurance wouldn't cover it. Now there are more and more people going in. It's really calmed down a lot, which is good. I think in general, when people go in, they show the war-ravaged country, they don't show the money market. Life in Somalia is complicated wherever you are. Some places are completely ravaged, and other places are booming as a country.
MOHNEY: It was amazing to watch, because I knew only a few general facts about Somalia and the civil war there. But you were able to show a real vibrancy in the culture and the country. How has the reaction to the film been?
PAYNE: It's really funny, because I worked on this a long time, and I kind of missed the window for this as an event. This should have come out in 2010; it would have made a lot of money. I had a lot of pressure on me from different forces trying to get it done. But I was like, "You know what, it's not done. It's not giving the full picture of life in Somalia." It isn't about pirates. The pirates are a symbol of the larger ills. What's really exciting is it's like wine or something. It just aged well. Now it's hitting its stride [because] people are asking questions about Somalia again. It has always been my goal, just to contribute to the discussion of Somalia. What does Somalia say about our time and where we are in the world... It's kind of African, it's kind of Middle Eastern, it has a relationship with the US, it has a relationship with Russia. It's everything all in one tiny, crazy nomadic [country with] 10 million people.
MOHNEY: Did you come at this project from the standpoint of wanting to learn more about the pirates or more about unraveling life in Somalia?
PAYNE: It was a perfect storm. I was traveling around Africa; I had worked my way up by land from South Africa to Tanzania. I was thinking, "Maybe I'll keep going." So I was traveling and then the pirates were coming on the news. At the same time, one of my inspirations was this book, it's this scrapbook by a guy named Dan Eldon. He was a young reporter, and he was killed in Somalia during the first American invasion. I always had this image about Somalia. It collided into a singular obsession. I thought, "Oh I'll just write a movie about it." [But] I realized what I really wanted to do was ask questions. So the documentary is formed by questions. The real challenge was how do you turn it into something that isn't just a white paper on [film]... [The case of the CEC Future] this is one of the few cases where you can get all angles. It helped form the narrative for all the questions we were answering. That was the challenge, how to make it not-boring.
MOHNEY: One of the most impressive parts of the film is that you actually get in-depth interviews with people who participated in the piracy, including the negotiator, Ishmael Ali. How did you find him?
PAYNE: He was doing press. People ask, "How did you find pirates?" I'm like, "I e-mailed them." Literally I found a stringer, I called him up, I text messaged him: "I'm going to Kinshasa, will you meet with me?" It's crazy, but it's not like the olden days. With Ali, I got his email through [the shipping company CEO]. It was the Fourth of July, and I was drunk at a barbeque. I got a call from Somalia and I'm like, "Oh shit, I have to take this." I took it, and I had an hour and half conversation with him. I like Ali. He's charming, gracious, really has a lot of opinions about the pirates. He views himself as a version of me, except he does negotiations. He wanted to help and get involved with the movie. I almost gave him a credit it on the movie, he hooked us up with so much stuff. People always want to talk. They want their stories told, because they're afraid they're going to die and no one will know their story.
MOHNEY: You had really amazing footage of pirates on one of the ships, how did that come about?
PAYNE: Some of the footage from the boat, I actually taught a Somali guy to use the camera. He got on the boat because he grew up with those guys and they trusted him. Because of trade embargo in Somalia it took two months to get the tapes sent to us. The tape couldn't go directly from Somalia to the US because of tariff stuff. It had to be sent to Dubai and I had to go get someone to pick it up in Dubai. It was crazy; I was like, "They are going to think I'm a spy. I know I'm on a list, I just know."
MOHNEY: There is so much going on with Somalia right now, do you think you're still going to continue to film there or work on stories there?
PAYNE: I'm really excited about Somalia as an opportunity and not as a plague or problem... All I ever heard when I was there, "I don't want charity. We need investment. We need you to believe in us." I was like, "I believe in you guys." You out-negotiate London. I believe in your ability to hustle, legally or illegally... Because of the diaspora, in many ways, they're global citizens. They have this whole money-lending system that's super-modern and crazy. They have the best cell phone service I've ever had in my life.
MOHNEY: Wait, really?
PAYNE: Yeah, it's so cheap. It's 10 cents a minute to call the US... You meet these kids and they're wearing full hijabs and they're listening to Beyoncé, meanwhile they grew up in refuge camp. You're like, "You're blowing my mind." If you were ever given the wheel of the car, you would rule the world.
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TREASURE ISLAND — Beginning in a few weeks, two surveillance cameras will start monitoring beachgoers on Sunset Beach.
"It just sounds like Big Brother. It seems frightening to live in that area. It's a little like overkill," resident Marie Barber said, concerned that cameras might point down her street.
"I think you are safe, Marie," Mayor Bob Minning told her later after confirming that the cameras would focus on beach activity, not the surrounding neighborhood.
The roving electronic eyes will be mounted on poles on the north and south sides of Caddy's on the Beach restaurant and bar as part of a broad program to better control spring break and summer crowds of beachgoers that mushroomed into the thousands last year.
Those crowds prompted ongoing complaints from residents, multiple and contentious commissions meetings, a petition drive to prohibit alcohol on the beach, an official ban on beer kegs, and most recently, a lawsuit against both Caddy's and the city for what residents argue is a failure to protect their neighborhoods.
"We learned many lessons from last year and are going to start out heavier this year," police Chief Tim Casey told city commissioners Tuesday as he outlined his new law enforcement plan for Sunset Beach.
The cameras will be installed within the next two weeks. Increased street patrols on Sunset Beach will begin by the end of this month. On March 6, a special beach detail will begin patrolling the beach area near Caddy's.
Up to nine uniformed and plainclothes officers will patrol the beach and the waters directly off the beach. They will also work in residential areas, enforce parking and traffic violations, and set up DUI checkpoints March through May, and possibly beyond to Labor Day.
Casey said the cameras and the heavy police presence should provide a significant deterrence to inappropriate and illegal behavior among beachgoers.
The cameras will be monitored and remotely controlled by police communications officers at the police station.
The "biggest change," according to Casey, will be his department's response to criminal acts, particularly underage drinking and public intoxication.
"Last year we gave warning notices and appearance tickets. This year we will be arresting people and transporting them to jail," Casey said. "We believe seeing people taken away with their arms handcuffed behind backs will have an impact."
Caddy's owner, Tony Amico, also plans to increase efforts to prevent misbehavior among his patrons.
"I don't want to make any more waves. I want to try and mitigate the problem," he told the commission.
Amico is paying the salaries of three of the beach patrol officers, as well as hiring officers to direct traffic past his restaurant.
Patrons on portions of the beach he owns will be prohibited from bringing their own alcohol in coolers. Those who do will be asked to move to the public portion of the beach.
In addition, the city plans to install portable toilets to the north and south of Caddy's to help alleviate previous complaints that beachgoers were urinating in public — and sometimes in residential yards.
The city is also hoping to get permission from the county and the state to allow parking on only one side of Sunset Beach's narrow streets to ensure access for emergency vehicles.
This month, the commission will discuss a proposed ordinance that would set up rules and enforcement procedures for commercial parking lots throughout the city. Many, including some lots at Caddy's, apparently are not zoned for parking.


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Topic: Writing a Letter (handwritten correspondence) (10/21/10)
TITLE: A Name is Born
By vincent lyons
"We bear a famous name," he said—"let us wear that name with pride"—
He unfolded a letter that was written long ago;
"The story in this letter is something all of you should know;
My great Grandad emigrated from the fairest isle on earth,
With a heavy heart of sadness borne of hardship, pain and death,
Carried memories of places most of us will never see;
He wrote them in this letter which my father gave to me.
I'll only read a portion 'cause it moves me so to tears;
Here, written in these pages are the wishes, hopes and fears
Of the ones who paved the roadway we all now travel on;
You can read it in more detail at your leisure later on"—
'In Black Forty Seven there was famine in the land,
The blight had taken hold, there was death at every hand,
Fathers buried children—the very young were first to die—
I'm haunted by the silence of their mums--too weak to cry;
We trudged the reeking roadway—everywhere the deathly smell—
The fair land we had so loved had the foulness now of Hell;
By God's mercy we survived, were delivered out of there;
More than two million perished, but we, thank God were spared.
Found passage on a sailing ship; saw Ireland fade from view—
Ahead were new horizons; aft was everything we knew;
Our treasures were the memories of hillsides fair and green,
Of family and friendships and the things that might have been.'
Dad's eyes now misted over and a catch came in his voice—
"They would have loved to stay there but they didn't have a choice,
But they made a new beginning in this land we call our own
And I salute their memory and our old ancestral home."
He put the faded letter down and wiped away a tear—
"This meant so much to Grandpa and he wanted you to hear
Of the trials and the hardships through which family is formed,
So teach it to your children: -- This is how our name was born."
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This dish contains only meat and biscuit. I use the cheaper cuts of meat - if you cook it right, any meat can be delicious! For this recipe I always use Stewing Beef, those chunks of beef on the bone.
I make this in my pressure-cooker, it is fast and you get exactly the same results {with this recipe} as when you cook it in the slow-cooker.
If you are going to use your slow-cooker, set it to cook on HIGH for at least 6 hours - the meat must literally fall off the bones. {add more water if needed whilst cooking}
Beef & Biscuit Pots
{this recipe makes 6 - 8 {ramekins} individual servings or one large dish}
2 kg Stewing Beef, fat removed, but keep the bones on the pieces of meat
125g Bacon Bits
1/3 cup Vinegar
1/3 cup Worcestershire Sauce
1 TB Salt
10 Whole Cloves
1 cup Water
Freshly Ground Black Pepper
GRAVY - use your favorite instant brand {I use one packet of Brown Onion which you mix with a cup of Boiling Water}
1 Egg
1/2 cup Milk
1/2 cup Oil
1 1/2 cups Flour
1 TB Baking Powder
Pinch of Salt
2.) Make the instant gravy, but use about 1/4 less Water than the instructions on the packet - you will want a thick gravy - add the gravy to the meat, stir to mix - place in ramekins or an oven dish.
3.) Pre-heat the oven to 200 deg C (400 deg F)
4.) Beat together the Egg, Milk and Oil - add the Flour, Baking Powder and Salt little at a time whilst still beating - when smooth, spoon over the meat filling and bake for 20 - 25 minutes until golden.
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Phoenix, AZ, United States, 2013/01/30 - Going on the better part of a decade, TriStar once again walks away from the Annual PTC Partner Kick-Off with the title of top reseller for eight years in a row (Nasdaq: PMTC) - TriStar.com.
This years ceremony focused on prompting the channel VARS to obtain new leads. Demonstrating this already, TriStar is showcased after winning the 2012 Award for Most New Name Accounts.
TriStar has once again delivered great results for PTC in FY12 and one of the key categories measure is new accounts productivity stated Steve Baird, Mid Market & Channel Sector Vice President. During our annual channel awards dinner held last week, TriStar won the award for most new name accounts and we want to recognize them for this great contribution to our business.
The award shows TriStars commitment to being the number one reseller of PTC products. Acquiring the most new accounts is pivotal within the Partner Channel. TriStars accomplishment expresses initiative towards moving forward in providing reliable solutions to its customers across the nation.
Bringing the most new accounts to PTC for the fiscal year 2012 shows not only TriStars strong ability in the CAD and PLM market place, but also the ground PTC is making year after year in this market segment,stated TriStar President Patrick F. Maderia, Creo 2.0 and Windchill 10 are taking their respective markets by storm and the companies using competitive products are calling us daily looking to move over to PTCs solutions. Partnering with PTC was the best business decision we have made and the future looks even brighter."
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Manager Darren Murphy believes a top six spot is not a bridge too far for his fast-improving Dungannon Swifts.
The County Tyrone boys are a mere five points adrift off Ballymena United, who currently occupy that sixth position.
More importantly, the Swifts have played one game less.
It means that picking up three points from Saturday's visit to Warrenpoint Town is crucial.
"There will be many twists and turns, but it's good that we are still in there with a shout," said Murphy.
"The table has presently split into four little mini leagues.
"The reality is the sixth place is probably between Ballymena, Glenavon and ourselves – at the minute anyway.
"Glenavon have two games in hand over us and three over Ballymena, so they are probably in a better position than most.
"We'll keep battling away. We are coming off a great Irish Cup win at Coleraine, so the confidence levels are good."
Murphy, however, applauds his team's opponents, who have dragged themselves off the bottom of the table and have now accumulated the same number of points as Ballinamallard United and Coleraine – 26!
"They have done fantastically well on their Premiership debut season," he added.
"Warrenpoint have defied all the odds as they were favourites to return to the Championship even before a ball was kicked. They play a good brand of open football and have the players that can hurt you.
"Every team is capable of beating the other which makes this league so fascinating.
"We'll certainly have our work cut out. But we can great heart from our performance at the Coleraine Showgrounds."


text: DEP: Freedom in compliance with demolition schedule By David Gutman March 12, 2014 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Freedom Industries has started tearing down its Elk River tank farm, where a faulty chemical storage tank contaminated the water supply of 300,000 people in January.The company had agreed to begin demolishing the site by March 15.On Friday, it completed a plan detailing how, and in what order, it would dismantle and remove its tanks from the site. That plan was approved and made public by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection on Wednesday.Freedom has already begun cutting into tank 393, the northernmost tank on its property, to get at the "tank heel," the last remnants of chemical in the tank. DEP spokesman Tom Aluise said, because of that, the company was in compliance with the agreed-upon demolition schedule.The company anticipates that it will break even or make a small profit on the demolition after it sells its equipment as scrap metal.The company has told U.S. Bankruptcy Court that it will permanently shut down after it has finished tearing down the site.Almost all the chemicals have been transported off the site, but tank heel remains in the bottom of several tanks.Tank heel is material that lies below the tank's valve, so it cannot be removed by normal pumping processes. That liquid will be extracted before tanks are demolished. Aluise said there was no timeline for how long it would take to tear down the site.A news release sent along with the plan said it is likely the licorice odor associated with the leaked chemical, Crude MCHM, will intensify during deconstruction. Aluise said there is a "really good chance" the odor will return.It's still unclear if there are any adverse health effects from the chemical's fumes or odor, which were widespread after the leak and during the subsequent pipe-flushing process, but many residents reported nausea, light-headedness and other symptoms attributed to the smell.The approved "tank decommission plan" states that the contractor will "control dust or other airborne emissions," including by spraying water to contain dust. There is no plan to directly control the chemical odor. "There's nothing that I know of that addresses the licorice smell," Aluise said.The plan says Freedom will attempt to solicit bids from at least three contractors to tear down the tanks. It also references Diversified Services, a company that has hauled chemicals for Freedom in the past and did much of the cleanup work immediately after the leak.Diversified is currently under investigation by the DEP for alleged environmental violations and by federal agencies over undisclosed allegations. According to the submitted plan, Diversified will work specifically on tank 396, the one that leaked about 10,000 gallons of Crude MCHM."Freedom understands that the Chemical Safety Board will clean and sandblast tank 396," the plan states. "Freedom will then coordinate with [the] CSB for Diversified to cut a doorway into tank 396. The selected contractor will cut the floor section from tank 396."The CSB will keep tank 396's floor, where holes were found.Aluise was unclear why Diversified was referenced in the plan if Freedom has yet to solicit bids for contractors, but he said there are contingency plans if the federal investigation interfers with Diversified's work."We were assured by C&E [the environmental contractor that produced the plan for Freedom] that if Diversified pulled out, C&E would have personnel on site immediately and there would be no interruption in work at the site," Aluise wrote in an email.Before it enters into a contract or commencing fieldwork, Freedom must give 48-hours notice to its bankruptcy judge, representatives for its creditors and the DEP. The company will conduct an asbestos study, with the results given to contractors as part of bid requests.It also will do a similar analysis to check for lead-based paint on tanks. No on-site burning will be permitted and the company must make efforts to minimize stormwater runoff, including the use of impervious liners during and after tank removal.Reach David Gutman at email@example.com or 304-348-5119. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Police seek car driven by woman found dead in Kanawha River 2 Teen pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 4 WV school district apologizes for 'Trump Perry' sign at football game 5 Man allegedly cuts father in Rand over argument about a sandwich Prep softball: Buffalo loaded for another title run Previous Story Editorial: Pipeline explosion report shows safeguards not enforced Next Story


text: page 1 of 13023129130 Back"A Look at the Record" pamphlet from the 1960 presidential electionObject Number: 2016.015.0001Category: DocumentsPublisher: AFL-CIO Committee on Political EducationType of Object: PamphletDate: 1960Credit Line: The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza CollectionDimensions: 8 11/16 × 3 1/2 in. (22.1 × 8.9 cm)Medium: PaperDescriptionFour-page pamphlet published by the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education on the issues for the 1960 presidential election between Senator John F. Kennedy (Democratic candidate) and Vice President Richard Nixon (Republican candidate).Titled " A Look at the Record" the brochure lists how each candidate voted on issues such as Labor-Management, Minimum Wage, Civil Rights, Rules Committee, Foreign Policy, Social Security, Housing, Income Tax, Education, and the Consumer. Printed on the back is a "Kennedy-Nixon Score Card."Printed at the bottom of the back page is union logo and the publisher information:"Committee on Political Education - AFL-CIO815 - 16th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Publication No. 80"Tags 1960 presidential election AFL-CIO Campaign Elections Kennedy, John F. Nixon, Richard M. Political groups Politics Presidential campaign Presidential elections All requests for permission to reproduce, publish or broadcast materials in this collection must be submitted to the Museum's registrar, using the Rights & Reproductions Request Form. Inquiries may be sent to email@example.com.


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Porn site ad has been blocked and I've filed a complaint. Those kind of ads aren't permitted on Project Wonderful, but obviously there's always someone that has to go over the line. I've set my preferences to require my review and approval. That cuts into revenue (many advertisers withdraw their bids immediately if it's not auto-approved), but the last time this happened it cost me 2000 readers before I caught it.
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Brenden Woolsey was a young man who was cherished. He showed immeasurable love and devotion to his younger siblings, many friends, and beloved dogs, each and every day of his life.
He was an aspiring and talented artist with a great sense of humor, a sensitive soul and his entire life ahead of him. Brenden was blessed with a family and friends who adored him, and took pride in the unique and special man he was becoming.
Brenden was born in Fairfield, Calif., on Oct. 31, 1996.
He passed away on Jan. 13, and it is not possible to express the degree to which he has left a void in all who knew and loved him. He will be deeply missed.
Brenden is survived by his mother and stepfather, Lisa and Rocky Jensen; his father and stepmother, David and Lindsey Woolsey; his brothers, Haydan, Jacob, Trevor and Luke; his sister, Emily; his grandparents, Jan and Gene, Catalina and Leon, Cam and Lauren; grandmother, Brenda; and great-grandmother, Misako Woolsey; as well as a vast extended family.
Brenden was preceded in death by his loving grandfather, Kenneth Woolsey.
A funeral will be held on Jan. 17, at 1 p.m. at the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 480 Wrentham Drive, Vacaville.
The family has set up The Brenden Woolsey Memorial Fund at Travis Credit Union, Account No. 516317.
Arrangements are by McCune Garden Chapel, 448-6546.
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I've craved so bad with this pregnancy, but it's the same few things all the time... Baked sweet potatoes with extra butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon, the sweet and spicy butter buffalo chicken with ranch which I can't handle because of heart burn, my cheese dip which is sugar, salt, butter, and cheddar cheese with tortilla chips, cotton candy ice cream, cool ranch doritos, and sticky rice... Oh and my favorite fudge rounds with cheese or just dark chocolate with salt... Needless to say this pregnancy is going to make me a fat ass forsure...
Tortillas with queso from on the border. Yummy.
Hot wings with ranch
Chicken parmesan
Steak and baked potato.
I craved steak the other day got one it was horrible! I haven't wanted one since...ick...
ATM I want chicken fingers :D But seriously...... chocolate and hot sauce, but not together.
Chipotle...burrito bowl with chicken
Cupcakes omfg. I made 2 dozen yesterday and I can't stay out of them!


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Emergency room visits spike during days off
Tue, 03 Sep 2013 00:45:17 GMT —
Those working inside the hospital are keeping busy on Labor Day as holidays usually show a spike in emergency room visits.
While children and many adults are free to spend the day how they want, that means the risk of injuries are higher as people are outside barbequing, celebrating and even playing sports.
"As the weather's warmer, you'll see more activity-related injuries and traumas associated with activities and that sort of thing, people being outdoors. Whereas you don't necessarily see those sort of things in the winter months, that's something we're still kind of involved with," said Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Resident Physician Dr. Jonathan Lawrence.
Doctors say you can never fully expect what is going to come through those doors, so they have to be prepared for anything and stay on task despite it being a holiday.


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The RESOUNDING victories by President Jacob Zuma and his allies in yesterday's vote for the top six positions in the ANC should leave no room for argument – the party stands firmly behind Zuma.
Allegations of intimidation, violence and bribery in some provinces by supporters of both Zuma and his challenger, Kgalema Motlanthe, notwithstanding, it is clear that the Zuma team is the choice of the vast majority of ANC voters.
Zuma beat off Motlanthe by 2 983 votes to 991. In the poll for deputy president of the ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa romped home with 3 018 votes to 470 for Mathews Phosa and 463 for Tokyo Sexwale. The winning margins for the other top positions were equally convincing.
With a victory of that scale, Zuma's second term as president of the country after the general elections of 2014 can be very different from his first. There is an opportunity for the "Lula moment" dear to the ANC's allies in Cosatu, who argue that the Brazilian president took audacious and successful steps in his second term to tackle inequality in his country and to accelerate social transformation.
Zuma's presidency so far has been characterised by weak leadership. The absence of a big project has allowed the greedy and the ambitious to step in, power has become something to be bought and sold, corruption has flourished and incompetence has been forgiven or even rewarded.
Now the president has an opportunity to do things differently.
A confident president has no need to surround himself with loyalists. He can choose the best there are. If he chooses to do so, Zuma can shake up the education system, fix the worst of the state hospitals, introduce a basic income grant, launch a food security programme. He can kick out incompetent ministers or corrupt public servants without fear of losing his support base. Yes, he will have to manage the very different constituencies which make up the ANC – Cyril Ramaphosa and Zwelinzima Vavi are not likely to agree on very much – but he has a chance now to take a few decisive steps for which his presidency can be remembered.
Come on, Mr President. With a mandate like that from your party, you have no excuse not to be bold.