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Woman shot during robbery attempt at Durham ATM
Posted October 21, 2013
Durham, N.C. — Durham police are looking for a man who shot a woman at an ATM Sunday night.
Investigators say a man in a ski mask approached the 38-year-old woman at the Coastal Federal Credit Union at 3125 Shannon Road around 8:45 p.m.
When she was not able to withdraw money from the ATM, they say, he shot her in the leg.
She was taken to a local hospital, where she was recovering Monday night.
Further details of the crime weren't available, and authorities have not released a description of who they are seeking.
It's unclear if the man stole any money.


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Knitting Yarns: Writers on Knitting
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BGR brings the news of a job opening at Nokia related to software and hardware Linux drivers development. Since Android runs on a Linux kernel, seems that Nokia might be considering changing lanes at some point.
Well, what option do they have, reallly? Sticking with Windows Phone and it's amazing growth and importance in the market?
Update (03/12/12): Doug Dawson, Media Relations head for Nokia posted on his Twitter account that the job opening actually has to do with extending Nokia HERE to Android. Hmmm.. sure.


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Post-2015 Agenda for Sustainable Development
As the target time frame of the Millennium Development Goals will run out in 2015, Heads of States and Governments asked the UN Secretary-General in September 2010, on the occasion of the MDG + 10 Summit, to develop ideas for a successor framework by 2013.
UN Member States attending the Conference for Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro in 2012 resolved to formulate new goals for sustainable development based on the MDGs and to integrate them into a development agenda for the time period after 2015.
Against this background, the UN Secretary-General appointed a high-level panel of advisors in 2012 which included past German President Horst Köhler. This "High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons", made up of 27 representatives from politics, science, civil society and business, submitted a report to the Secretary-General with recommendations for an outline of a post-2015 agenda. This report supplied important input for inter-governmental discussions.
In a special event of the UN General Assembly in September 2013, Member States determined that the further process of developing the post-2015 Agenda for sustainable development would be based on this report.
First, presently active Working Groups (such as the Open Working Group for Sustainable Development Goals and the Group of Experts on Financing Sustainable Development) should submit their reports by the summer of 2014.
Subsequently, starting in September 2014, the 69th General Assembly should initiate an inter-governmental negotiation process which would take into account all reports that have been submitted and consultations that have taken place up to that time. The content and objectives of a cohesive post-2015 agenda are meant to be negotiated and officially adopted by a UN Summit by September 2015.
The German Federal Government is committed to a comprehensive set of goals that are meant to eliminate poverty through sustainable development within one generation. It needs to guarantee the prosperity and well-being of all people and take into account the limits of the environmental burdens of the earth. This newly sought system should be universally applicable, containing goals not only for developing and emerging countries but also for the industrialized nations and thus the entire world. It must be reinforced by every nation's personal responsibility, taking into account different national conditions, capabilities and development standards. Respect should also be paid to national political approaches and priorities.
Germany is convinced that the elimination of poverty and the support of sustainable development are interrelated and can strengthen each other.
The content of the post-2015 agenda should therefore be oriented along the lines of the Millennium Declaration and the Rio+20 final outcome document. This means that the MDGs that have not been reached by 2015 still need to be pursued. At the same time, it is important that elements of sustainability, as well as the promotion and protection of universal human rights and good governance be integrated into the new development framework.


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The Academy Awards celebrated their return to Hollywood proper last year with the opening of the Kodak Theatre, but the venue was the only thing about the Best Picture nominees that had anything to do with Hollywood. As the Los Angeles Times points out, for the past two years, not one of the Best Picture nominees was filmed within 2,000 miles Hollywood. This year, four of the five movies up for the American film industry's top honor were shot outside of the U.S.
Neither "Chicago" nor "Gangs of New York" was filmed in its title city; "Chicago" was shot in Toronto, while "Gangs" was filmed in Rome. Holocaust drama "The Pianist" was filmed on location in Poland and Germany, while New Zealand stood in for Middle-earth in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers." Only the New York and California segments of "The Hours" were filmed on American soil, but the California scenes were shot in Florida.
The same was true of last year's nominees, which were filmed either overseas or far from California: "A Beautiful Mind" (shot on location in Princeton, N.J.), "In the Bedroom" (shot on location in Maine), "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" (New Zealand), "Gosford Park" (on location in England), and "Moulin Rouge" (Australia). You have to go back to 2000's "Erin Brockovich" to find a Best Picture nominee filmed primarily in the Los Angeles area.
Why are the Oscar favorites made so far from Hollywood? In some cases, for the sake of authentic locations ("Pianist"), sometimes because the director's favored production team is based elsewhere ("Gangs," "Lord of the Rings"), and sometimes to save money ("Chicago"). Or maybe it's because the major studios based in Hollywood are now almost entirely in the blockbuster business, not the Oscar business.


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Legal name: 1C-TOSHKENT LLC
Brand name: 1C-TOSHKENT LLC
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Legal name: BEM SYSTEMS LLC
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Address: Uzbekistan, TASHKENT, YUNUSABAD area, SHAKHRISABZ street, 5.
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Address: Uzbekistan, 100100, TASHKENT, YAKKASARAY area, SHOTA RUSTAVELI street, 45, офис 409.
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I am writing in hopes of informing those who don't know about Congressman Ron Paul's current campaign for the Republican nomination for the presidency.
Ron Paul is a 10-term congressman from Texas and also a licensed doctor. I would like to encourage people who are looking for a change in America to look into him.
He has never voted to raise taxes; he voted against the Iraq War; against regulation of the Internet; against the very unpatriotic, undemocratic Patriot Act; against an increase in executive power; wants to erase the Federal Income Tax and IRS; wants to revamp U.S. foreign policy; and voted against an unbalanced budget.
These are only a few items on Ron Paul's record, and he could very easily be considered the most conservative of Republicans running for the nomination this election.
Because mainstream media seldom cover him, discrediting him as a "long-shot candidate," much is left to his ever-increasing grassroots campaign of millions of Americans across this country. He has been credited by many for "curing" their political apathy, presenting them with different, yet very realistic change for a better, more free America.
Ron Paul supporters made records by raising more than $4.5 million in a 24-hour period Nov. 5 and staged another mass fund-raiser Dec. 15, in memory of the Boston Tea Party, the event that was a catalyst to our first American Revolution.
I urge citizens from all political parties to look at this man and what he can do for America. Please visit his Web site for more information.
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Amid growing concern that Europe's mad cow disease could spread to animals or people in the US, health officials have cracked down on the US blood supply, vaccines, and animal feed--all possible sources of transmission.
But some medical experts argue one danger has been seriously overlooked: a common surgery in which tissue from cadavers is used to repair brain injuries in living patients.
"There could be disease transmitted from dead donors to live people during operations on their brain," says Dr. Peter Lurie, FDA advisor and deputy director of the Public Citizen Health Research Group.
Lurie says it may only be a matter of time. There are already dozens of cases in which a close cousin to mad cow has been spread from cadavers to people through brain grafts.
Both illnesses attack the brain--and are always fatal.
Because of the risk, the head of neurosurgery at the University of Virginia won't transplant the tissue from cadavers anymore.
"It should be banned. I see no reason for it. Its just a risk without a benefit," says Dr. John Jane, Sr, chairman of neurological surgery at the University of Virginia and editor of the Journal of Neurosurgery.
On the other side of the issue are neurosurgeons like Dr. Raymond Sawaya who argue there's simply nothing more effective than the human tissue.
"We need to remember that human tissue remains the gold standard by which all other things are compared, and that alone means a lot to me," says Sawaya, professor and chairman of the Department of Neurology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
The alternatives, synthetic material or animal grafts--are both used in Great Britain and Japan ---countries which banned cadaver brain tissue years ago. The World Health Organization advises doctors only to use the human material when there's no other option.
Dr. Jane has now joined with the watchdog group Public Citizen in asking the FDA to ban the use of the cadaver tissue in human brain surgery, claiming it poses a needless risk at a time when the US is working so hard to keep out any form of mad cow disease.
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"I shall be accused of being a highbrow, but that just can't be helped." With these defensive words, Chairman of the Arts Council Sir Kenneth Clark last week accepted the chairmanship of Britain's Independent Television Authority, whose job is to bring the first commercial TV to a nation long accustomed to the often soporific British Broadcasting Corp. Sir Kenneth, 51, was formerly director of the National Gallery, Slade professor of Fine Art at Oxford, and wartime member of the Ministry of Information. His six-man board is equally highbrow and includes ex-Teacher Margaret Popham, who does not even own a TV set...
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A RETIRED Bradford doctor told a jury he was "totally appalled and flabbergasted" by allegations that he had sexually abused a young girl 30 years ago.
Ahmed Masood, 71, said he could not believe it when he was accused of molesting the child at his home and at a hospital when she was aged between seven and ten.
Masood, of Lampards Close, Allerton, Bradford, is on trial at Bradford Crown Court denying six charges of indecent assault.
Yesterday, giving evidence in his defence, he said he came to the UK in 1973 after qualifying as a doctor in his native India.
His wife was also a doctor and they had one son.
He worked for Leeds Health Authority and then at Bradford Royal Infirmary, moving to a post at Middleton Hospital, near Ilkley, from 1978 to 1983.
He often stayed overnight at the hospital in staff accommodation.
Masood then set up in GP practice at Bertram Road, Manningham, Bradford, and at Whetley Hill Medical Centre, on Saplin Street in the city.
He had no criminal convictions and the General Medical Council confirmed it had never received any complaint about him of sexually inappropriate behaviour.
Masood said he took the girl to his home on just one occasion when she asked to accompany him to feed his cats.
Asked by his barrister, Katherine Pierpoint: "When you went to the house, did you sexually abuse her?"
Masood replied: "No, I did not."
He said he had never worked at Airedale Hospital and did not take the girl there.
When Miss Pierpoint asked Masood how he felt about the allegations, he told the court: "I am totally appalled, flabbergasted - disbelief, I just can't believe this."
Gerald Hendron, barrister for the Crown, suggested to Masood that he took the girl to Middleton Hospital.
"She thought it was Airedale, because the corridors looked familiar," he said.
"You took her to the hospital, with accommodation for doctors, in a green and open space."
Masood replied: "I have never taken her to a hospital, that is for sure."
The jury was told that the Middleton Hospital building had since been demolished.
Masood, who was arrested in July last year, made no comment to all police questions.
He told the court it was because he was fasting at the time and acted on the advice of his solicitor.
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Currituck County Wills
Polly A.
May 24, 1860 - Nov. 9, 1868
Know all men by these presents that I Polly A. ETHERIDGE of the State of North Carolina and County of Currituck, being by the grace of God of sound mind and understanding. And for the good will I bear to my children do by these presents make this my last will and testament (revoking all former will or wills) Viz - After paying all my just debts and the expenses of the decent interment of my body, I give and bequeath to my son John Allen ETHERIDGE my house and lot and appurtenances thereunto belonging situated on the lower part of Roaniak Island. I also give and bequeath to my daughter Aceneth ETHERIDGE a certain chest and contents. As witness my hand and seal May 24, 1860 in the presence of
Witness /s/ Polly A. [her x mark] ETHERIDGE Seal
Spencer HOOKER
Jos. G. DANIEL
North Carolina Currituck County }
Offices of Probate Judge for the County aforesaid}
Be it remember that on this the 9th day of Novr 1868 a paper writing purporting to be the last will & testament of Polly ETHERIDGE deceased is exhibited for probate before me, J.B. LEE Probate Judge for the county aforesaid, and the due execution thereof by the said Polly ETHERIDGE is proved by the oaths of Spencer HOOKER & Jos. G. DANIEL subscribing witnesses thereto. It is therefore considered by the Court that the said paper writing and every part thereof is the last will & testament of Polly ETHERIDGE, the same is ordered recorded & filed
/s/ J.B. LEE, Probate Judge
Recorded Novr 9, 1868
Page 271 [no book number given]
/s/ J.B. LEE, Probate Judge
[Source: Microfilm G.030.1548672 - Currituck Co., NC Wills (original) 1841-1924; Vol. Ansell-Woodhouse]
This will was contributed by Kay Midgett Sheppard. No part of this document may be used for any commercial purposes. However, please feel free to copy any of this material for your own personal use and family research. If you find anything in these records that pertains to your families, it is strongly suggested that you look at the original record on your own to check for errors or possibly other additional and helpful information. Thank you!
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The league's coaches are driving the push for a mid-season draft or trade period as early as 2016, and it seems the AFL is becoming increasingly open to the concept.
AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan has confirmed the concept emerged as a major talking point among coaches when the group gathered at McLachlan's home recently.
Speaking on Channel Seven on Monday night, he also hinted there had beenearly discussions about some potential radical changes to the fixture, but stressed nothing "definitive" had been tabled.
McLachlan said it was unlikely football operations manager Mark Evans and his team would be able to implement a mid-season draft or trade period next season.
However he made it clear a system that would allow clubs to bolster their lists for the second half of the season and finals was definitely on the agenda for 2016.
"There's support among the coaching group and Mark [Evans] has taken that back [for review], but I don't think it'll get up in time for next year," McLachlan said on Talking Footy.
"It will be more likely for 2016."
It's understood Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley was a major advocate for the concept during the coaches' meeting.
McLachlan gave an insight into the AFL's ongoing discussions about possible changes to the fixture, and one proposal in particular that he believes has merit.
The proposal would involve essentially dividing the season into two stages.In the first stage of 17 rounds, every club would play each other once.
In the second stage, clubs would be grouped into three "bands" of six teams based on ladder positions – top six, middle six and bottom six.
Teams would play the other five clubs in their band once over the final five weeks to make up a 22-round season.
"You would probably have the top six locked in, playing for the final order, the middle six playing for seventh and eighth, and the bottom six playing for … draft orderings or something like that," McLachlan said.
"That's probably a preferred scenario out of seven or eight, if you were to amend [the fixture]," he said.
"I don't mind it. But it is nothing definitive. It's not something that is going to happen next year, anyway."
McLachlan also confirmed that a decision on Melbourne's application for a priority pick in this year's draft would be made at a commission meeting in October.
Evans will be charged with bringing a recommendation to the AFL executive, which will in turn take a proposal to the AFL commission to consider.
"He will look at a whole series of things," McLachlan said, outlining Evans' role.
"I think there will be a subjective assessment of their [Melbourne's] list, an objective view of their games this year - quarters won, matches won, games where they could have won, those sorts of things," he said.
"He will have a proper look at where they are now."
McLachlan also said the AFL intended to have a uniform score review policy for this year's finals series, which will include goal-line technology at all grounds, as well as two score review officials in the box at all games.


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Erie County (PA) Genealogy
Conneaut Township Cemeteries
Marcy Cemetery
Contributed by Andy Pochatko
How cheerless the home of the
dead, unrelieved by the prospect of
immortal life! But Hope bends
over man's last resting place a
Bow bright with immortality, which
lived on Earth soars away to
Other Possible Burials*:
* While it is unknown whether these people are buried
here, it is thought that they are by Hall family relative Jerry Gee, who has
compiled an extensive family history. Other genealogists have noted that
there are no records after 1828, when three parcels of land were sold.
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Last updated on December 1, 2005.
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G.E.N. Announce Debut EP
April 26, 2013, 4 years ago
Doom Chilean metal band G.E.N. have announced that the release of its debut EP Manifesto will be on May 9th, 2013 via Digmetalworld Records in North America. A lyric video will be posted in the next few weeks.
Check out the track 'Farewell' below:
Manifesto contains five tracks of doom/gothic metal music, recorded December 2012, at VNA PRO Studios in Santiago, Chile by Ignacio Urqueta. All lyrics were written by Andrés Munster and all the arrangements were done by Javier Niemann and Andrés Munster. The artwork was designed by Ignacio Urqueta.
The band is currently working on the pre-production of its full length that it would be release in the second half of this present year.
Manifesto tracklisting:
'In Your Name'
'Se Oyen Gritos'
G.E.N. is:
Andrés Munster - vocals
Javier Niemann – lead guitar
Cristóbal Emparan - guitar
Ignacio Urqueta - bass
Tomás Quiroz - drums
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6) UNIQUE LIFTS Here are four exercises that Pakulski does on some leg days that most trainers never do:
ONE-LEG PRESS Working one side at a time lets you focus more on the muscles of each individual leg. You may also find you can comfortably go deeper by toiling unilaterally. Pak-Man keeps his foot low on the sled and doesn't rest between taxing his left and right wheels.
REVERSE HYPEREXTENSION Whereas when you do a back extension (popularly called a hyperextension) your legs are locked and only your torso moves, this lif reverses that. Your torso is held steady on a high bench while you're facedown, and you lif your straight legs up behind you, from down to at least parallel with your torso. This targets the glutes and hamstrings.
SAFETY-BAR SQUAT The owner of arguably bodybuilding's best legs does a variety of free-weight squats—back, front, dumbbell, and safety bar. The latter differs from a normal back squat because the (padded) bar rests higher on your traps, the resistance is set more forward (sort of halfway between a front and back squat), and you can free up your hands to avoid tumbling over if you fail on a rep without a spotter.
SISSY SQUAT We told you he does a lot of squats. He even sometimes does bodybuilding's worst-named exercise. The sissy squat is performed by holding a support bar with one hand, standing on your toes and letting your knees go far forward and torso backward as you squat down.
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A note on asymptotic exponential arbitrage with exponentially decaying failure probability
The goal of this paper is to prove a result conjectured in F\"ollmer and Schachermayer [FS07], even in slightly more general form. Suppose that S is a continuous semimartingale and satisfies a large deviations estimate; this is a particular growth condition on the mean-variance tradeoff process of S. We show that S then allows asymptotic exponential arbitrage with exponentially decaying failure probability, which is a strong and quantitative form of long-term arbitrage. In contrast to F\"ollmer and Schachermayer [FS07], our result does not assume that S is a diffusion, nor does it need any ergodicity assumption.
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THE online auction of a painting has raised £200 for a homeless person charity.
Artist Paul Cates of Chingford Lane, Woodford Green, decided to sell his work Books vs Kindle on eBay to raise money for Shelter.
The painting has been on display at the Village Bookshop in High Road, Woodford Green, for the past few weeks.
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Gordon Brown's bigot slur 'doesn't make him a monster'
Gordon Brown made a "dreadful mistake" when he branded a pensioner a "bigoted woman" but that did not make him a monster, one of his senior Cabinet colleagues said today.
As the Prime Minister tried to focus on tonight's third and final televised leaders' debate, Home Secretary Alan Johnson said he had been mortified by his unguarded comments about 66-year-old Gillian Duffy .
He said Mr Brown had insisted on going to Mrs Duffy's home in Rochdale to apologise in person after his remarks to an aide were picked up by a television microphone and broadcast around the world.
"His sensitivity, his humanity, said 'Look, I have to go and talk to this woman' because he made a dreadful mistake," Mr Johnson told BBC1's Breakfast programme.
And he insisted that voters like Mrs Duffy, who expressed concern about immigration, were not bigoted and Labour did not regard the issue as being off-limits in the General Election campaign.
"Bigoted, unreasonably prejudiced and intolerant certainly doesn't apply to Mrs Duffy," he said. "Mrs Duffy isn't bigoted, Gordon isn't a monster and the issue of immigration isn't off limits."
But shadow chief treasury secretary Philip Hammond said voters would draw their own conclusions from Mr Brown's remarks.
"What I was most struck by was the difference between what he said to Mrs Duffy when he was chatting to her and what he said about Mrs Duffy when he was in what he thought was the privacy of his own car," he told Sky News.
"People will draw their own conclusions about that."
Labour strategists had been hoping that tonight's debate focusing on the economy would be an opportunity to regain ground in a campaign which has seen them trailing in third place in the polls for much of the time.
But they found themselves trying to pick up the pieces from the fall-out of his explosive chance encounter with Mrs Duffy, who had just popped out to buy a loaf of bread.


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From idea to creation to execution, everything you need to start your travel blog. If you're on the fence about whether you should start a travel blog to record your trip, or go with a few other options, I outline that entire decision process here. While it's easy to set up a website, in no way do I think that creating a successful travel blog is easy, nor something that is right for everyone. In my post on building a travel community, I outline my ideas on how I built this site's following (it was an early mover advantage), and what new bloggers can expect.
If you're sure you want your own place on the internet to call home (rather than a beautiful Instagram feed or a free blogging site), I get it. It's nice to own a piece of the internet, and if you've read those other links, then you are going into it with the right expectations. Now, we'll run through each step to get your site started today. From this moment to having a functional site usually takes anywhere from a couple of days to a week. Once it's all up and running, then you can do the infinitely harder part, which is filling it with content and building a following. If you're planning to make money, that's an entirely other discussion that I talk about here.
But we're getting ahead of ourselves. Either jump right to where you are in the process, or start from the top and work your way through.
1: Pick a Name and Register It
2: Choose a Hosting Provider and Sign Up
3: Set Up WordPress
4: Prettify Your Site
5: Build Your Community
1: Pick a Name and Register It
This is the fun part! It took me several days to think of a name I liked, but A Little Adrift was the one that eventually came out the winner. For you, there are already going to be heaps of travel URLs taken, so you need to come up with a clever, fun, easy name that reflects your niche focus, your plans, and the blog you hope to write. Your travel blog name will most often be the URL you choose, so spend some time on this step.
Your domain name should:
- be short and memorable. Stick to 10-20 characters and something that is catchy if possible.
- be easy to type correctly from hearing it audibly. Use conventional word spellings and make it easy to shake someone's hand and tell them your domain name.
- be unique. I think A Little Adrift is fantastic, but you can't have it because it's taken! :) Likewise, the Nomadic____.coms and Wandering___.coms are also taken. Get creative.
- avoid hyphenation. It's possible, but not usually a good idea. Avoid numbers too, generally.
Some ideas for you to get the juices flowing:
- Are there any phrases you've always loved or others use to describe your life?
- Famous quotes or song lyrics you love?
- A specific philosophy you love?
- Do you already know your niche? Any fun concepts or plays on words there?
- Any cool plays on words with your name(s)?
Once you have a list of fun ideas, you have to see which are available. BustaName is a fun site that lets you input keywords and will output available domain names. I recommend a glass of wine on a Friday night and a couple of friends helping you toss around ideas, it's more fun and will likely better reflect you if you have others weigh in on it.
Claim Your Piece of the Internet:
So great, got a name you love? Now you need to register it.
This step is fairly simple. You'll probably end up going with Bluehost for registration because they give you one free domain registration with a hosting package (which we cover next). NameCheap is another good choice though. I use GoDaddy simply because that's where I started, but I don't recommend them unless you already have an account and a reason to be there. Although some will recommend that you separate out your hosting and domain name registration, really you should just ensure you create a very secure account.
Whew, one step down and it wasn't even that hard, right?
2: Choose a Hosting Provider and Sign Up
There are heaps of hosting options, but I have three thoughts:
- The best option for a new website is usually one of the low-cost hosting providers like Bluehost or 1&1 Hosting (and PC Mag lists out the best low-cost hosts for 2016). They have decent customer service, relatively good uptime on their servers, and they are dirt cheap. The affordability is the major selling point, but they also have one-click installs for WordPress, so you don't need to know any coding or tech details to get the website started. Of note, the low-cost providers can make you want to rage — they are frustrating when things go wrong. In fact, it's a begrudging recommendation to use them because all of them have issues (I rage-quit FatCow because my site was always down, and I rage-quit GoDaddy hosting because they wouldn't help when my site got hacked through them). But using a low-cost provider is best for new bloggers. The affordability wins out, and it's dead simple to get started. Until you know you want to run your website long-term, and until your traffic exceeds what they can handle, go with something like Bluehost. I used a low-cost host for about three years, and it served me well. This will generally run between $3 and $10 per month.
- If you're cash flush and simply want a secure mid-range option, then you can choose a host like MediaTemple. I switched to Media Temple in 2011 because my traffic had increased past the low-cost hosts (a good problem) and I needed the better server performance. This runs $20-ish per month and you can run multiple sites on one account. The perks of a mid-range host are better uptime for your site, faster speeds, and usually better customer service. But I found that mid-range companies can expect you to have a certain amount of knowledge to run things on the backend. MediaTemple has a good backend and one-click install, but I still had to use their wiki to figure out databases and such when issues crop up.
- Companies like WebSynthesis are fantastic for larger sites. This is where A Little Adrift lives and it costs significantly more than the other options. For new blogs, it's overkill. It runs about $50 per month for a single site. The site runs quick as lightning and their customer service is great.
Let's assume you're taking my advice with Bluehost, who I think is a decent bet for new bloggers. Buying a hosting plan is a cinch, and as I noted above, you can register your domain name for free.
The Nitty-Gritties
- Navigate to Bluehost and hit the green "get started now".
- Go with their "Starter" package, it's affordable and you won't need most of the upsells for the first year at least.
- Type in that shiny new domain name you chose.
- Fill in your details.
- One upsell I do recommend is "Domain Privacy Protection," which is listed in the "Package Information" section of the form. This keeps your home address blocked.
- Add in billing details and hit submit.
Woo-hoo! You own a piece of the internet and a place for your new blog. Let's get the blog set up.
3: Set Up WordPress
WordPress is the industry standard right now and the only real blogging platform you should consider. You have a domain name and hosting, but you need a content management system that will help you load information to the internet. That's what WordPress is. If you've used Bluehost then this is a cinch and they have a "one-click" install for WordPress that will add all the files to your site and prompt you to build a back-end login. MediaTemple, 1 and 1, and the others also usually offer easy installs of WordPress because it's the most popular blogging platform.
- It's to get started. Log into your new hosting you just bought. Then navigate to your 1) hosting tab, and in 2) Bluehost cPanel, use the 3) "Site Builders" section to install WordPress.
- On the next page click the "install" button in the "Do it yourself FREE" section. Then click the "Check Domain" button. Then accept the terms and conditions to get it all installing for you.
- Importantly, that will take a few minutes, then you will get a message that says "Your install is complete!"— you need to"View Credentials" and write down all those details so that you can log into your site the first time. Once you do, then you can change your username and password.
- Use that Admin URL in your browser, and log in with your credentials. Congrats, this is the WordPress Dashboard (aka Command Central) for your new travel blog.
4: Prettify Your Site
You have a site! Congrats, I know there was some techie stuff to get here, but now it's a lot easier. Your task is to build the website that you have in your head. It's easier than it sounds. You'll want to start by picking a theme. There are heaps of free themes out there, but I recommend springing for a moderately priced professional one. Paid themes from trusted brands have cleaner code and better for your long-term site health. A few options for premium themes:
- WooThemes: I use the Woo Canvas Theme and I love how simple and customizable it is. They have a whole library of apps and they're great for SEO. They come highly recommended.
- Elegant Themes: These are well priced and still excellent options, with a lot of variety to choose from.
- ThemeTrust: This is a giant vault of themes, and the run the gambit on pricing, but they should be a good option too if you're not a fan of the aesthetics of the other two.
Most of these are going to serve you well. Generally, premium themes in 2016 come with mobile responsiveness and decent customizability. You want both of those features.
In addition to a theme—which is the framework of how your site looks and how you navigate your site—you'll likely need a logo. If you're handy with graphics design, go to town. I am abysmal with graphics, however, so I hired Hannah from FurtherBound. She is exceedingly lovely and comes highly recommended. If you are in a pinch and just need something fast and cheap, you can design something yourself with Canva, generate one on the free engines like Hipster Logo Generator, or hire someone on Fiverr for $5.
You'll also need some plugins to get you started. Within your site's Dashboard is a "Plugins" section. I recommend installing:
- WordPress SEO: The Yoast SEO plugin is the best out there. Start right now with the intention of building strong SEO and you will be grateful for it. Make sure you enable the sitemaps feature. Yoast published a fantastic tutorial for setting it up.
- Akismet: This one is pretty standard and protects your blog from comment spam.
- Share buttons: Social media sharing buttons on your posts are important. You can use the free ones built into JetPack (which comes with WordPress), or I think these ones are pretty, functional, and affordable.
And you need to consider where you will host your photos. If you are a travel blog, then you likely plan on sharing those beautiful photos from your trip. But your best bet is not to host them on your site, but to instead upload them to a dedicated photo hosting site and then embed them on your website. This is definitely trickier than just uploading them, but it's a better long-term plan. Hosting photos off-site makes your site faster and cleaner. Photos take up a lot of space, so over the years they can build up and overwhelm your site database.
I use SmugMug and they are fabulous. Highly recommended. You could also go with Flickr.
Here I listed other resources I use to work to build my business from the road.
One final tip, and it's a biggie—don't get lost in this step! It's easy to spend weeks and months tweaking and fine-tuning the site to look perfect, but you should really spend your early efforts on content and community. Please trust me on this. Get the site functional, then get to work building the parts of it that will bring and keep visitors.
5: Build a Community
This is a huge next step. In addition to actually filling in your site (about page, contact, plans, etc), and starting to blog (stories, photos, plans), you need to consider how you are going to get people to your site, stick to your site, and generally love you so much they share your site with the world.
I wrote an entire post dedicated to building a strong community. It's hard to pin down exactly how I managed to do that on A Little Adrift, but I did, and there are steps you can and should take from the very start.
Read my Travel Blog Community Building post.
Now that you've read that, you might be swirling around thoughts about your business model, your niche, and next steps. Here are a few more thoughts to get you started.
- Start an email newsletter right now: Go to MailChimp and sign up for their newsletter software. Seriously, the first 2,000 subscribers are free. Now, go add a signup form to your blog. You can figure out freebies or incentives later, but for starters you just need to ensure you are collecting emails for a newsletter.
- Learn Social Media: One of the best ways to grow your community and grow awareness will be through social media, both through your existing accounts and through new ones you join to promote your site. Jodi has a great social media primer guide here, it should help you decide which platforms you should join for networking and for building a community. SEOMoz also has a very comprehensive guide walking through all you need to know about social media right now.
- Learn the SEO basics: This is what I do for a living, SEO, so I wrote up a whole list of SEO basic steps for travel bloggers right here. Seriously, read it and start right now on the SEO basics, your site will thank you down the line.
- Build Great Content: You should pour your love and attention into this new site. Figure out your voice, write a lot, and write really great information that will help others travel within your niche topic. Chris G has a helpful guide to Flagship Content. I also recommend that you constantly better yourself from this point forward.
Since 2008 when I started this website, I have invested thousands of hours in bettering the site's resources and also bettering myself. I took writing classes, I studied photography, I went to industry conferences, and I voraciously consumed information on how to better market and run an online business. You should have this dedication to this new site if you hope to make it a success and to make it into a business. It's possible, there are so many avenues to success right now online, and if you are dedicated you can find a way to make your hopes of a travel community very real.
And once you have a new site, I'd love to hear about it. Shoot me a message anywhere on social media and let me know you're a new blogger and joining our global travel blogging community. :)


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"I knew I wanted to do something at the nexus of what I call global development and technology."
"It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity."Chris Hughes on Albert Einstein
"The typewriting machine, when played with expression, is no more annoying than the piano when played by a sister or near relation."Chris Hughes on Oscar Wilde
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."Chris Hughes on Arthur C. Clarke
"The world is very different now. For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty, and all forms of human life."Chris Hughes on John F. Kennedy
"I am sorry to say that there is too much point to the wisecrack that life is extinct on other planets because their scientists were more advanced than ours."Chris Hughes on John F. Kennedy
"People are doing amazing things right now on the Web."
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Walls and Bridges
Recorded during John Lennon's infamous "Lost Weekend," in which he and Yoko Ono separated for 18 months, Walls and Bridges shows the insecurities and fleeting jubilations of a man adrift. Many of the album's songs deconstruct older musical forms, including doo-wop, gospel, and ragtime. Irregular time signatures and dynamic variability are coupled with lush harmonies, Lennon's honky-tonk inflected piano, a forward-mixed brass section, and gorgeously arranged strings. The album's moods run the gamut, sounding tensely restless in "What You Got" and "Whatever Gets You Through the Night", and calm as in "Bless You", "Old Dirt Road", and "Dream #9".
As is typical of Lennon's more experimental fare, his inborn rock sensibilities and experimental forms only occasionally piece together to comprise an effective pastiche. While the orchestrations and formal experimentations of Walls and Bridges are always interesting, the album is perhaps most notable in filling in the emotional landscape of this important moment in Lennon's biography. Only on "Dream #9" does the album scale the brilliance of which the artist was so eminently capable.
"Dream #9" is interesting for being a song written from Lennon's biography while not referencing any of the usual characters, Yoko, Paul, Julia, or Sean. The song recounts a dream in which spirits "called out [his] name," while chanting a chorus of an imagined language, "Ah! Bowakawa pousse, pousse!" His recounting is as dreamy as the scene described lyrically, spoken in half-sentences and repetitions. However, the song's great emotional impact comes from the strings' narrative involvement. Sometimes, mirroring the lead vocals in call and response, other times offering harmonistic textures, the strings invoke the spirits that Lennon describes as always hovering nearby, speaking a language all their own. Nathan Pensky
Rock and Roll
Quick, name any John Lennon album. Chances are, you said Imagine, Double Fantasy, or Mind Games, or if you are really into it, Sometime In New York City or maybe Walls And Bridges. Either way, Rock 'n' Roll is not a world famous album. It should be, though.
Rock 'n' Roll is really something: John Lennon, singing the hits that inspired him as a teenager. But emotional turmoil, a crazed atmosphere, legal red tape, and bad timing would turn the album into a rare overlooked gem in Lennon's catalogue.
In 1973, John Lennon just wanted to have a little fun. After recording music that consisted of serious artistic experimentation, emotional venting, and social-minded political anthems, his latest album, Mind Games marked a return to a more mainstream sound. However, before it was even released, Lennon had already moved on to another idea: an album made up of the songs that he performed as a teenager. Back in 1969, The Beatles briefly discussed trying the same concept during recording what eventually became Let It Be, but now Lennon was serious. Adding to the album's appeal was the lawsuit-ending decision for John to record three songs from music publisher Morris Levy's catalogue. This became the easy way to end claims that The Beatles' "Come Together" infringed upon Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me".
That October, recording began in Los Angeles' A&M studios and Record Plant West, with producer Phil Spector given total control over the project. (Despite the controversy surrounding Spector's tinkering with The Beatles' Let It Be, John mostly liked his work, frequently hiring him throughout his solo career.) Of course, this all took place during Lennon's "lost weekend" period, when John and Yoko's trial separation resulted in a downward spiral of drugs, booze, idiotic behavior, and wasted opportunity. Drummer Jim Keltner once confessed, "The sessions could have been absolutely brilliant, but towards the end of each evening, it would just waste away because of the drinking and the drugs all of us were taking…, by the end of the night, John would be singing all slow and slurry."
The atmosphere was that of an out of control, drunken party, with as much as twenty-eight people recording in the studio at the same time, sometimes completely out of sync with one another. Rumors about Spector's dangerous behavior at the sessions also spread throughout the years. Rolling Stone reported that he had pointed guns at guest Stevie Wonder, Harry Nilsson said that Spector had once tied Lennon to a chair overnight, and Jim Keltner said that Phil had shot a gun off in the men's bathroom, leaving a bullet lodged in the ceiling. This reckless behavior got them kicked out of Record Plant studios and in A&M studios, where a spilled bottle of whiskey damaged a mixing console.
After he was supposedly in a coma after a car accident, the original master tapes were lost in Spector's hands. A more sober John moved on to his next project, the Walls And Bridges album. But the unresolved matter of the Levy lawsuit led Lennon into going back to work on Rock 'n' Roll. By this point, it was the summer of 1974 and John finished the album with different session musicians and himself as producer.
John's well-intentioned tribute to the music of his childhood and early career had lost some of its appeal by the time of the album's release in February 1975, though. The early 70's saw a rise in 1950's nostalgia, with several other albums using the same concept. Lennon worried that his album would be seen as a tired cliché, but Morris Levy offered an interesting idea: selling the album via mail order through TV commercials. John was intrigued, but his record label was against it, vowing to release Rock 'n' Roll on their terms. Roots: John Lennon Sings The Great Rock & Roll Hits, Levy's alternate version, was offered to customers months prior to Rock 'n' Roll's release. Its bonus tracks and low price lured buyers, but its poor quality and the terrible customer service behind it became the basis of a lawsuit filed by Lennon and his record labels. Perhaps part of the reason why Rock 'n' Roll sold so poorly (as of 1985 it was Lennon's second-worst selling album), was buyer confusion.
Music critics often praise Lennon for his raw lyrical intensity. Every emotion he had about every situation in his life reflected in his music. However, an album full of somewhat lighthearted rock covers still showed the anguished state he seemed to be in at the time. What started a sweet ode to the music that he loved, apparent in the spirited take on "Be Bop A Lula" and the loving rendition of "Stand By Me", spiraled into an outright party. This resulted in the charged up covers of "Rip It Up/ Ready Teddy", "You Can't Catch Me", and "Ain't That A Shame". But by the time we get to a reggafied "Do You Want To Dance" and a somewhat sloppy "Sweet Little Sixteen", the cracks are starting to show.
As if someone realized this, the next few tracks (including a cover of "Peggy Sue") are incredibly focused. "Slippin' And Slidin'" downright rocks, while "Bring It On Home To Me/ Send Me Some Lovin'" is arguably the album's best track. A chugging "Bony Moronie" and a snappy "Ya Ya" follow, but the most revelatory song here is "Just Because". A pained, strained take on a song about someone trying, rather unsuccessfully, to hide their heartbreak is sung as if Lennon had wrote it himself just seconds ago. Given the emotional state he was in, this comes as no surprise. Unfortunately, in the bonus tracks version, sluggish, sad versions of "Angel Baby" and "To Know Her Is To Love Her" has the uneven party-from-Hell-sounding stomper "Since My Baby Left Me" following them. However, a revealing snippet of another take of "Just Because" closes the album, with a telling message at the end. "…, I'd like to say hi to Ringo, Paul, and George… how are you? Everybody back home, in England… what's cookin'?", he says, knowing that it is time to close this chapter in his life and start a new one.
Rock 'n' Roll still doesn't get the respect it deserves. Originally released on CD in 1990, it was remastered and released in 2004 along with four bonus tracks. Unfortunately, its recent 2010 re-release oddly didn't feature those four extra songs. The album did become critically praised, with Billboard saying that it featured "..., quite possibly the best and most emotional singing Lennon has come up with in years". Decades later, however, Rolling Stone may have described it best by concluding, "It's not the album anyone will most remember him for, but these songs may well have meant the most to him." Jessy Krupa
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Ruth and I have been toying with the idea of changing the format of our blog. Well, this morning we finally did it. We're using a new template on WordPress with TWO sidebars and a blue & green motif (before we were all blue). All of the same information is still here, it's just spread out between two sidebars.
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Hello Everyone! I made a NEMA 23 sized version of my Generic printed axis. I'm currently using this for the Z-Axis on my CNC mill. It's Rock-Solid. I use 8mm rods and LM8UU Linear bearings in the slider.
I posted the coupler I created to attach the NEMA 23 motor to the threaded rod here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:41003
Parts List:
- Small section of rubber tubing to go over the threaded rod.
- 608 skate bearing
- 5 mm x 25mm long bolts + nuts
- 1/4 threaded rod + matching nuts
- 8mm or 5/16 rails,
- 4x lm8uu linear bearings
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Assembly should be fairly straightforward, The only tricky part I encountered was aligning the threaded rod through the nut on the underside of the slider. Make sure the indentation of the nut on the bottom section of the slider can fit the nut properly. I used a dremel-like tool to clean mine up so everything aligned properly.
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This is amazing, but I would strongly advise making the threaded rod free on one end. Otherwise, the system is mechanically over-constrained, and if the threaded rod gets bent, you're SOL when it comes to precision. Other than that, this is absolutely fabulous.
Actually, just removing the end bearing for the threaded rod would do the trick just fine.
Yea! Looks great but the .STL files don't look right and Yes? where is the NUT Holder??
This is exactly what I was looking for
The actuation nut is intended to be held in place by a ziptie, which is fairly common in 3D printed carriages.
looks great but i can't find the stl file for the nut holder wich screws on the bottm part.tx
The top slide as uploaded uses LM6UU bearings it appears. I was able to export the STL from the SCAD file but had to also make changes to the code to fix some issues with Repetier complaining about the mesh. Basically the cutout for the rails had a problem. I've sent the code change to PacManFan in hopes he can correct those two issues... but until fixed just know that you'll need to likely do the same to get good results from a print.
Looks great. How fast linerar motion can this handle? How long does it take to go a full travel length at maximum safe speed? Looks like 8 or so inches travel distance in the picture there. Can it do a A to Z travel in 1/2 a second? 1/4? Or more like every 2?
I assume this can be adjusted based on the threaded rod.
Thanks, looks great.
Dude, you can make this go as fast as you want, but you'll be paying a pretty price for those servomotors. Steppers just can't do that kind of performance.
Like you had mentioned, it is really determined by the thread of the rod and maximum speed of the motors. I've had my 5/16 20tpi threaded rod up to 200 mm/s pretty reliably, your results may vary.
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Hello. My name is XXXXX XXXXX I will be glad to help you.
Hello Alex
please hold on one minute, I am researching something for you
just one more minute, thanks for being patient
no problem
Ok, let me make sure I understand you correctly
When you say that your "colleague" took the money from this customer and never send him the car, what affiliation do you have with this "colleague"?
i own the company, he worked for me...the customer called for a vehicle and they happen to know the same people from his native country in jordan. the customer and my colleague decided to create a side deal and sent the money directly to my colleague. all of a sudden, he took a leave of absence and the car was never delivered.
Also what state in the US were the money sent?
Great, that's where I am from
What was the amount?
us $29k approximately.
and the money were sent how?
wire transfer
To an account belonging to whom?
to my colleague
his own personal account?
it was his business account.
And this customer does not have any document, contract, bills of sale or anything else showing what the money were sent for?
he sent me a receipt of the wire but i told him i couldnt help him...at the time i was upset that a side deal was entered.
some emails that was pretty vague. afterwards, mostly phone conversations but never a bill of sale.
Here is the problem, you should not really try to help or advise this customer as you might be facing potential civil and criminal liability for your employee's actions
The only thing you should tell this customer is to retain a Florida attorney who can give him proper legal advice and guide him in the right legal direction
is there anything he can do in dubai?
contact the embassy?
well he can contact an American Embassy, but it is unlikely they would get involved. He can also contact Jordanian Police who might be able to get in touch with FBI to investigate this matter
as such, what are the potential civil and criminal liabilities that I may face. I'm certain the individual who took the funds has more exposure as the colluded to engage in this transaction outside of my business and the emails specify how my employee can help the buyer save in the process.
I would suggest that you consult a local attorney who can look into all the facts and send this customer a certified letter that you have never approved this transaction, never received any proceeds from this wire transfer and that this person does not work for you any longer and you are unable to locate him
at least i can tell him to contact the police in dubai.
they know people in jordan but the wire was sent from dubai
I would suggest that you just tell him to consult an attorney
As far as this being a civil and criminal liability for you, that would depend on many different facts and would depend on whether a further investigation is conducted by proper authorities and if there is any evidence pointing on any intentional or negligent wrong doing on your part.
I would suggest that you do not discuss this matter with anyone and do consult an experienced local criminal attorney.
Keep in mind any theft in Florida of over $300 is a 3rd degree Felony
My attorney says that without a bill of sale, he has no real evidence. I thought to seek additional advice to help this person out. He seems pretty distraught.
Well, the fact that the money were sent to your former employee's business account and there was nothing given in return points out that your former colleague has taken this persons money by fraud or deception...
This is also rather a large sum of money, wouldn't you agree?
Is the attorney you consulted with a criminal attorney?
i would hope the buyer has some recourse and thought to ask someone else for a 2nd opinion.
Please keep in mind that without looking at all the facts and documents such as wire receipts, copies of emails, etc...it is impossible to make any type of specific determination
no he's not. he contacted one while i visited him regarding the situation and a conference call was conducted for me to explain the whole circumstance to which the final answer rested in what document was given to enforce the sale, ie: a bill of sale and that document was never produced.
i provided copies of the emails which the buyer forwarded to me and a copy of the wire receipt.
there was conversations of a vehicle purchase but never a confirmation email stating to send the funds for this specific purpose.
It is nice that you are trying to help a customer who has arranged to do a side deal with someone who used to work for you, but you have to remember this same customer you are trying to help can easily turn against you at any moment, that's why I think you are better of not discussing this matter with anyone but an experienced local criminal attorney
okay...i appreciate all of your help. i will give him this last bit of advice to contact his local authorities and that i no longer want to be involved in this situation.
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Following an 8 month campaign the Ashmolean has saved Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus, 1868, for the public.
The portrait was painted in preparation for Manet's celebrated picture Le Balcon, 1868–9 now in the Musée d'Orsay, Paris. The subject is Fanny Claus, a famous violinist and close friend of the artist's wife. She died from consumption aged 30. It was bought in 1884 by the American artist John Singer Sargent and has remained in his family ever since.
This painting is one of the most important Impressionist paintings in the country. The Ashmolean had to raise £7.83 million by 7 August 2012 to buy the painting before it was sold abroad.
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text: Declining turkey population not exclusive to W.Va. By John McCoy June 22, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginians aren't the only ones seeing their turkey hunting decline.The trend, as it turns out, extends far beyond the Mountain State's borders. Wildlife officials in southeastern, mid-Atlantic and northeastern states are seeing a slow but steady decline in wild turkey abundance."It's been going on for at least the last 10 years," said Curtis Taylor, wildlife chief for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. "And it has enough people concerned that the Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies has resolved to try to find out why it's going on."The association's member agencies, including West Virginia, are reassessing the way they manage turkeys."They're taking a look at their turkey-hunting regulations, and they're taking a look at the way they manage their flocks," Taylor said. "Several factors could be contributing to the decline. Habitat loss, season lengths, hunting pressure, generous bag limits and early opening dates are some of the potential causes being looked into."Agency representatives have asked University of Georgia biologist Michael Chamberlain to find the answers to some basic questions."The first thing we want him to do is figure out the extent of the decline," Taylor said. "We want him to determine if turkeys' productivity has decreased. If reproduction has suffered, we want to know why."The answers, Taylor added, won't be easy to find. "There's no simple answer to this. All the simple answers were arrived at years ago. We've got the toughies now." One of the first things agency heads plan to look at - if they can agree on a way to do it - is whether turkeys are reproducing effectively."For us to know whether our reproduction data are valid, we have to have a uniform, consistent way of making brood reports," Taylor said. "Problem is, every agency has its own way of doing things. We're going to survey folks as to what is feasible for agencies."Brood reporting is important because turkeys aren't deer - they don't have young every year. Some years, there's poor reproduction."Here in West Virginia, our turkey population is heavily vested in Mother Nature. If she gives you a cold, rainy brood time, you get bad reproduction. Follow that with a poor mast crop, and you're hurting even worse." Taylor said habitat loss is almost a given throughout the wild turkey's range."We're losing land to development," he explained. "We'll probably never again have the turkey population we had in the 1990s because there simply aren't as many acres of forestland as there used to be."The group also plans to look into its member states' bag limits and season starting dates to see if those are affecting turkey numbers. "A lot of states fell into the trap of feeling that turkeys were doing great, and there was nothing we could do to hurt [populations], so they decided to hunt the snot out of them," Taylor said. "In South Carolina, for instance, the bag limit is five turkeys. We need to figure out if we're over-hunting our birds."West Virginia often takes flak from hunters who believe wildlife officials start the spring season later than most southeastern states. Taylor said agency heads in those other states are beginning to wonder whether they're opening their seasons too soon."There's a draft resolution from the Southeastern Wild Turkey Working Group, and the gist of it is to look at opening days for spring turkey seasons," he said."Suffice it to say that a group of turkey biologists throughout the Southeast are looking at whether they are opening their seasons too early. The research [West Virginia] and Virginia did was definitive. If you open the season, the illegal loss of hens increases because they're not sitting on eggs. In Virginia, where the season opens sooner, the problem is worse."Other potential areas of study are the effects of feeding corn to turkeys, and the effect coyotes might be having on turkey populations.Taylor said the jury is still out on the corn question, but the coyote question has pretty much been answered. "We want to know if corn is causing disease, if it's increasing predation, and if it's changing turkeys' feeding habits," he explained. "As for the coyotes, studies done in South Carolina and here in West Virginia show that coyotes seldom eat turkeys or turkey eggs. They wreak havoc on deer and fawns, but not turkeys."Taylor said finding the answers to so many questions will take time."We don't have a definitive timeline to finish this study," he said. "The questions are difficult, and the answers won't be easy to find."Reach John McCoy at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1231. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Innerviews: Dual-identity surgeon riding high in horse racing world 2 Former State Police captain now chief in Winfield 3 Man charged after motorcycle pursuit early Sunday 4 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD 5 Derek Redd: Marshall thinks outside the cable box for broadcasts Outdoors notes -- June 23 Previous Story Clearing a path to the future Next Story


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A brand-spanking new thoroughbred horse racing season gets underway in Hot Springs at Oaklawn Racetrack Jan. 11 at 1 p.m. Everyone gets all gussied up and the horses seem more handsome than ever on Opening Day. And, then we are all off to the races! OK, that's about all the horse references I can write in one paragraph.
On a little more serious hoof, the racetrack offers some of the most competitive racing in the U.S. with more than $20 million available for purses and a multitude of popular promotions fans look forward to every season.
If you've never been to a horse race, or never been to a race at Oaklawn, or if you come every year – there are so many reasons to give Oaklawn a try again and again this season. Some of the highlights are:
- Jan. 11: Opening Day
- Jan. 12 $.50 corned beef sandwiches and $.10 soft drinks
- Jan. 21: Free Oaklawn Cap Giveaway/$100,000 Smarty Jones Stakes
- Feb. 18: $55,000 Progressive Cash Giveaway/$250,000 Southwest Stakes
- March 16: Boat and Truck Giveaway/$500,000 Rebel Stakes Day
- April 10: Racing Festival of the South
Of course, we want you to stay at Lookout Point when you come to the races making your experience more enjoyable. When you stay two nights in January on race days, you'll receive complimentary admission to the exclusive members-only Jockey Club (dress code enforced). A comfortable bed, delicious breakfast and other guests at the inn discussing the day's race events (some of it exaggerated, of course) – what could be more fun!
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Unholy Alliance agitators shame police commissioner into turning his back on the truth about the threats we face.
On Monday, the New York Post reported on a website where would-be jihadists have been "meticulously dissecting" convicted terrorist Faisal Shahzad's failure to detonate a car bomb in Times Square in 2010. The purpose of this dissection is to improve the chances of the next bomber's ability to carry out a mission of destruction. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), who has distributed these analyses to law enforcement officials, consider them critical in understanding violent jihad. Thus, it is a little more than ironic that the New York City Police Department (NYPD) has been brow-beaten by the American left and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) to stop showing the anti-extremist film, The Third Jihad to police personnel. Thankfully, some Muslims have seen through the political intimidation. Enter Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser, president of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy (AIFD).
Dr. Jasser, a devout Muslim, refuses to buy into the conventional "wisdom" embraced by both the New York Times and CAIR, both of whom see any attempt to inform police personnel (or anyone else) about the aspirations of violent jihadism as tantamount to Islamophobia. "Last week's controversy over the NYPD's showing of the documentary 'The Third Jihad,' which I narrated, has brought horrendous distortion of the film and my body of work against radical Islam," writes Jasser. "It seems obvious that The New York Times, and in its wake the NYPD and Mayor Bloomberg, is buying into blatant inaccuracies peddled by the Council on American-Islamic Relations--a group named in federal testimony as linked to the terrorist organization Hamas and one to which the FBI has broken off all ties."
Times reporter Michael Powell's latest article, "In Police Training, a Dark Film on Muslims," is hardly news. It is essentially the re-telling of a story published by the uber-leftist Village Voice newspaper over a year ago, describing the film as "a full-length color feature, with more explosions than a Transformers sequel and more blood-splattered victims than an HBO World War II series." The Voice contends the film is a "spectacularly offensive smear of American Muslims." Powell augments that theme. "Ominous music plays as images appear on the screen: Muslim terrorists shoot Christians in the head, car bombs explode, executed children lie covered by sheets and a doctored photograph shows an Islamic flag flying over the White House," he writes.
If Mr. Powell has bothered to do anything resembling honest reporting, he might have informed his readers that the flag in question can be found in a picture of a poster held by Muslim radical themselves, demonstrating at the site of the 9/11 terror attack in New York during an anti-jihadist rally on February 1st--2006. Powell further notes that the film was shown even as the NYPD "wrestles with its relationship with the city's large Muslim community" and, as a result of the film's dissemination, "members of the City Council, civil rights advocates and Muslim leaders say the department, in its zeal, has trampled on civil rights, blurred lines between foreign and domestic spying and sown fear among Muslims."
Dr. Jasser isn't buying it. "The facts outlined in 'The Third Jihad' are almost entirely based on documents submitted into evidence by federal prosecutors in the largest terrorism-financing trial in American history, US v Holy Land Foundation, et al.," he writes. "Those documents show the common Muslim Brotherhood origins of CAIR and many of the other groups courted by most of the US media and many government officials, especially since 9/11. The Muslim Brotherhood may have vast differences with al Qaeda on tactics, but they share the same Islamist, global goals," he adds.
In the 2008 case, United States v. Holy Land Foundation, where five former leaders of a U.S.-based Muslim charity were convicted on all 108 counts of funneling more than $12 million to the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, CAIR was named as an "unindicted co-conspirator." As mentioned above by Dr. Jasser, this resulted in the complete severing of ties between CAIR and the FBI. Yet CAIR is nonetheless apparently influencing the NYPD and Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
According to the original Village Voice article, "Zead Ramadan, president of CAIR's New York board, said he raised the matter [of the film] with police commissioner Ray Kelly when he saw him at a Gracie Mansion celebration of Eid, the Muslim holy day. 'I told him we'd had this report about a disturbing movie being shown to police officers. The commissioner seemed concerned, but said he knew nothing about it, that a consultant company handled that part of the training. I said, 'You should review who your consultants are because this is potentially damaging to the city.' He said he would take care of it.'"
Taking care of it is exactly what Kelly and Bloomberg did. Kelly, who appeared in the film after agreeing to do an interview in 2007 with the film's director, Erik Worth, acknowledged last Tuesday through spokesman Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne that he had "personally cooperated" with the film-maker. Brown had originally told the NY Times that Kelly's participation consisted of old interview clips. The film's producer, Raphael Shore, emailed the newspaper, detailing Kelly's cooperation in a 90-minute interview on March 19, 2007. Browne then revised his story, noting that he himself "recommended in February 2007 that Commissioner Kelly be interviewed."
Yet Kelly apparently couldn't handle the political pressure inveighed against him, pressure from Muslim civil rights groups (including CAIR) demanding his resignation from the force. Nihad Awad, national director of CAIR, contended Kelly has "disqualified" himself from leading the NYPD. "As leaders of the nation's largest police department, Commissioner Kelly and Deputy Commissioner Browne's actions set a tone for relations with law enforcement that impact American Muslims nationwide," Awad said. "It's time for change." As a result, Kelly disavowed his participation in the film. "Commissioner Kelly told me today that the video was objectionable," explained Browne, "and that he should not have agreed to the interview five years ago, when I recommended it."
Undoubtedly influencing Kelly's decision was see-no-Islamist-evil Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Bloomberg explained that whoever showed the film to police during training "exercised some terrible judgment," and he vowed to find out who it was. A police sergeant who reportedly made the decision to play it has been reprimanded.
Dr. Jasser is incensed by such political capitulation to the likes of CAIR and its leftist enablers: "I participated in the documentary because we Muslims need to have a true jihad against the radicals who seek to hijack our faith. In this country, millions of us cannot be represented by any single leader or lobby; we are far too ideologically diverse. Political Islam is the lifeblood of groups like CAIR; they will never publicly acknowledge its incompatibility with western liberalism and Americanism. Were Americans ever to finally become educated to the slippery slope between nonviolent Islamism (political Islam) and Islamist militancy, the legitimacy of these Muslim-Brotherhood-legacy groups would evaporate. In fact, many of us who have long sought to take on the Islamist establishment in America formed the American Islamic Leadership Coalition, a group Mayor Bloomberg and the Times would do well to reach out to in the future before trying to apostatize any movies narrated by observant Muslims."
This is the crux of the issue. For years, CAIR has been granted the greatly undeserved status of "official spokesmen" for the Muslim community at large. That they have remained so in light of their status as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case is appalling. Even more appalling is the fact that the Eric Holder-led Department of Justice declined to pursue further investigations against the 246 individuals and organizations named as unindicted co-conspirators in United States v. Holy Land Foundation--specifically the CAIR and its co-founder, Omar Ahmad, along with the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT).
Why are we attempting to "build bridges" with suspect Muslim organizations while legitimately pro-American Muslim organizations remain marginalized? Dr. Jasser has the answer. "One of the chief ways that radical Islamists across the globe silence anti-Islamist Muslims is to publicly push them outside of Islam, to declare them non-Muslims, not part of the community (ummah), and so subject them to takfir (declaring them apostates). That is what the vicious distortions about this film do to my work and the work of so many others within the House of Islam who are trying to publicly take on the American Islamist establishment."
Political statesman Edmund Burke said "all that is necessary for triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser and the American Islamic Forum for Democracy are attempting to do something, as in illuminate both the problem of, and the solution to, the West's relationship with Islam. That he remains a relatively obscure voice, even as leftists remain naively attached to the machinations of CAIR, et al., is a tragedy.
Unindicted terrorist co-conspirators have no business contributing anything to the national conversation about radical Islam. That they still do speaks as badly of those who take them seriously as it does of the co-conspirators themselves. Perhaps all of their motives should be as "meticulously dissected" as the plans of would-be jihadists.
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Disposition: Not Charged
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Three Saint Bernard puppies seized from a Natick home on July 1 will likely be put up for adoption, Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officials said yesterday.
The puppies were three of six dogs seized from an Irving Road home last Friday after they were found kept in small cages with little or no food, water or exercise.
Although he is not sure when the puppies will be available for adoption, MSPCA Director of Law Enforcement Peter Gollub yesterday said the agency is already getting calls about the dogs.
The fate of the other Saint Bernards seized last week - two adult males and an adult female -- remains unclear.
"Things are still being ironed out," Gollub said of the adult dogs. "There are still some concerns that we're addressing, and we're currently working out with the owners of the dogs."
Central among them, he said, is the dogs' living environment.
When they removed the dogs, animal control officials found two of the adult dogs and the puppies housed in a small garage, in cramped cages, living in their own urine and feces.
The stench in the garage was so strong it could be smelled from the street more than 30 feet away.
"We are working toward getting the conditions in which the dogs lived improved," he said. "There are things people do have to provide for animals, like a sanitary environment and proper food and water.
"We're working with (the owners) to educate them as to what they need to do. At this point, things appear to be proceeding."
If the owners make the required changes, Gollub said, it is even possible the adult dogs could be returned to them.
"We would like to see what they do and how they do it, and how well they do it...before we make any commitment," he said. "(But) that is a possibility."
After being seized from the home, the dogs were taken to MSPCA facilities in Boston, where they were examined, cleaned up and given any needed treatment.
Gollub said yesterday he was not aware of any serious medical problems that required treatment.
The dogs were first spotted on June 29 by firefighters who were called to the Irving Road home when a fire alarm went off. Firefighters notified local Animal Control Officer Keith Tosi, who eventually called in the MSPCA.
Although the dogs' owners do not face any charges in connection with the incident, Gollub said the MSPCA can still decide to file charges at a later date.
In the short term, he said, the agency is more interested in making sure the dogs are healthy. "Our interest is in the welfare of the animals," he said.
- MetroWest Daily News - July 7, 2005
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Power Star Pawan Kalyan starrer Sardar Gabbar Singh audio release function will be held in Hyderabad in third week of March. However, date yet to be finalised. Producers wants to organise audio release function in a big way. Sardar will be released on April 8. Within a gap of one week, Allu Arjun's Sarrainodu audio release function will be organised in Hyderabad. Movie set for April 22 release.