text:
AIRCOR SERVICES is a privately owned and operated, commercial and industrial HVAC solutions provider, based out of Lexington, South Carolina.
When the condensing coils for a twenty-year-old rooftop HVAC unit at an area mall needed to be replaced, the mall facilities manager called on the expertise of AIRCOR SERVICES. The experienced technicians at AIRCOR evaluated the situation and sought a solution that would satisfy the comfort needs of the new retail tenant moving into the building, as well as the business objectives of the mall.
AIRCOR SERVICES contacted their trusted parts manager at Trane
Supply, who suggested using the reliable Trane® SureFit™ Coils to
replace the failing part. The unit model and serial number were
forwarded to the Trane Engineering Services group. Since the unit was
not a Trane model, coil measurements were needed. With the mall
located just minutes from the Trane coils plant in Columbia, South
Carolina, representatives from Trane visited the job site to obtain
the needed measurements. A quote for the replacement coil was provided
to AIRCOR SERVICES that same day.
Pleased with the competitive price offered by Trane, AIRCOR obtained approval from their customer at the mall and ordered the coil. Once the quote was accepted, Trane proceeded with a CAD drawing of the custom coil, materials were ordered from its vendors and the coil was built.
Trane engineering, quality and operations managers joined the AIRCOR SERVICES technicians at the job site for the coil installation. The coil fit well, with only two minor field piping modifications required for the header.
Trane supplied AIRCOR SERVICES with a reliable, competitively-priced, custom-built coil to replace the failing part in a non-Trane rooftop unit at AIRCOR'S retail mall customer. Due to the exceptional service and the success of the project, AIRCOR SERVICES is considering the use of Trane coils in two additional upcoming jobs.
About AIRCOR SERVICES
"We were pleased with how things went with the custom-built coil from Trane. It is performing fine and we don't anticipate that we will have any issues in the future."


text:
Over 160 of our target clients have engaged us in the last two years! Whoo-hoo!
Proud as I am of this number, I am more proud of our referral percentages. Between 40% and 50% of our new business in our Rhode Island office is coming from referrals. Better than that, since May 100% of new business in our Minnesota office has come from clients who love us and trust us enough to refer us to their colleagues and friends.
I get calls every week from advisors who want to increase their client base. One of the first places they should look is their existing client base for referrals. Our system of getting referrals from our existing clients is counterintuitive. We don't ask for referrals at all. We just provide awesome service—it has worked great for us.
Considering why our referability quotient is so high, we divide these factors into two categories: things that we do that are obvious to the client and things that are not so obvious, because they are taking place behind the scenes. If you address each and every one of these, your referability quotient will go up, too.
Obvious Things
Let's start with a list of five visible things we do to increase our referability quotient, before moving on to ones that are not so obvious to the client.
1. Make things easy. We make things very easy for our clients. We do everything we can to save them time and effort.
Take this case: We just picked up a lovely professional couple, who were concerned about working with me because her father is a long-time advisor with another firm. Granted he doesn't specialize in our market, but he is family.
I didn't denigrate his investment recommendations; in fact, I suggested they leave the old ones with dad and we just work with new money going forward. It turns out dad had made one recommendation that was similar to ours: take your old 403(b) money and roll it over into an IRA.
Here is where you could see the difference between our two firms. Dad tells son-in-law what to do. Son is busy, overwhelmed and confused. He never makes the transfer.
Our approach: We set up a time to do a conference call with the old firm, get that help desk on the line, then do a three-way call with our client, who gives the old firm permission to talk to us and leaves the call. We finish up the call and make sure the funds are transferred over. Net time for our client: about two minutes.
By the way, this worked so well, I think he is going to transfer all his assets to us.
2. Go above and beyond. We develop a deep relationship with our clients. Take these experiences I had over a recent weekend: Two clients sent me email photos of their newborn babies, and one client, who is interviewing for a new job, wanted wardrobe advice! Yes, this does go above and beyond financial advice, but I am more than happy to help. If she gets this new job, her income will go up about $100,000 per year and her chances for a successful retirement will be increased. Plus, I get the satisfaction of knowing I have helped change her life.
We have another client who has trouble finding a babysitter. For the first year I only met in their home at 8 p.m., after the children went to bed. Boy was I tired—but another happy client. Today they come to my office, with the kids in tow. I pull out snacks for the kids and let them play with the markers on my white board.
They referred me to one of their best friends, who also became a favorite client.
3. Be selective. Our clients like that we work with others similar to them. They like that we are very selective about our client base.
When we started in Rhode Island, we only worked with professors at Brown University. I didn't realize how important it was to have your clients all working out of the same building until later in the year. One of our favorite clients was approached by a neighbor, who wanted a recommendation for a financial planner. Our client told him how pleased he was with us, but refused to give him our name. His comment: "She won't work with people like you!" I laughed over this story, but I realized our clients liked being part of an elite group. Our beloved client since referred me to many of his partners—because they are part of the "elite" group.
4. Be one of them. My background fits my clients' background. One of the reasons our clients enjoy working with us is that they know I am "one of them." With a few exceptions, our clients don't come from a wealthy background. They made their money just the way I made mine: I got a great education, including a doctorate degree, and then worked really hard to get where I am. Since all of our clients have doctorate degrees, too, this really resonates with them. They appreciate my education, the books I have written and the honors I have received. It means something to them.
5. Over-prepare for meetings. I have a great team who make sure I have every possible document I might need when I am traveling away from our home office. If a client asks about our investment philosophy, I have a presentation pre-prepared along with the paperwork pre-filled if they want to move ahead and transfer their assets.
If clients have an interest in tax-free distribution strategies, I will have a sample illustration from a life insurance contract that shows how it might work for them, along with an application to our top company. Once again, this saves me and the client time. I don't have to schedule another meeting to go over the paperwork—we have it all right at our fingertips.
The Not So Obvious
Now let's look at five covert activities, meaning things we do for clients that are not obvious to them but crucial to providing a great experience.
1. Focus on details. Most people today are used to substandard service. We make sure the smallest detail is perfect every time. In the last two years over 160 of our target clients have engaged us. I can think of only three times where someone on our team misspelled the client's name on a document, plan or application. In each case, I point it out to the client, and then make a big deal of getting the document back to them with the correct spelling.
I know this is a small thing, but in the client's mind it can be huge. What they are likely thinking is if they can't spell my name correctly, how can they manage my money? Our message is we can take care of the big things, like your portfolio, with as much attention to detail as we do the small things.
2. Have a standardized process. I think of what we doing as similar to manufacturing, with a focus on high-touch so each and every client gets a great, predictable experience.
We always do the same thing in our first meeting, our second and our third and fourth. This makes it much easier for our team to support the advisor. They know which documents, reports, applications and illustrations I need for each meeting. We never "wing" it, like so many advisors do.
Our process is so systematized, that if I get a bad case of food poisoning, someone on my team should be able to step in and fill in as an understudy at each step of the process.
This allows me to be calm, relaxed and professional in every meeting. It also means I put my full attention on the client—I don't have to scurry around to prep for the meeting.
3. Enjoy helping clients. We love our clients and they love us. We really care about them and their future.
A key part of creating a great experience for our clients is our team and their attitude. We are very careful about the people we hire to serve our clients. One of the major issues we look for in new hires is do they get the buzz from helping our clients?
I love what we do. Every day we are changing lives. We are making our clients' lives less stressful and their future brighter. We are helping clients get out of debt and put their kids through college. This isn't work for me. This is having fun every day.
That attitude is subtle, but I can tell the difference with members of our team. If they do love to help change our clients' lives, they will be willing to put in the extra time to make sure each client gets a great experience.
4. Focus on ethics. We focus on always doing the right thing for our clients. This is a big deal to me, since I think I was the first person in the industry to talk about the importance of ethics.
First we train this mindset into our team members and then we make sure the client knows we will only make recommendations in their best interests.
We frequently find clients who already have solid, cost effective insurance plans in place. We review them for the client, so they can have confidence in what they already have. Then we tell the client: you need to hang on to this; we can't do any better for you. I think our clients appreciate our candor.
5. Vet investments thoroughly. We have a due diligence process for every investment or insurance recommendation. We think our independence is crucial for providing independent advice to our clients that is in their best interests. Our due diligence process is never ending.
Take indexed universal life insurance. There are 60 companies out there who offer this product. Every year or so, we go through the same process to make sure we are offering the best possible solutions to our clients.
We immediately eliminate 50 of the companies—they are not cost effective or financially sound or are just not a good choice for our clients. With the top 10, we slice and dice them in every way possible. We look at dollars in to dollars out, expenses, charges, surrender fees, historical returns and numerous other factors. In the end, we usually get it down to two to four different options. Each of these would be a great choice for the right client. We also document this research.
Even though we go through this exercise for investments, term insurance, disability insurance, I didn't bother to explain it to clients when we first opened our practice. At the beginning, I just mentioned that we were independent and look for the best solutions.
I found out over time that I needed to put more context into the conversation so the client would really appreciate not only the work we had done, but why our recommendation is a good choice for them. Once I explained our due diligence process, I found clients were feeling more comfortable and much more likely to move ahead. They asked fewer questions and the whole process was a little faster. It was apparent we were solving a deep inner need in our clients so they felt comfortable moving ahead.
To provide this level of service provides an entire team—I am blessed to have a great team to help support wonderful clients. You can see why I will never retire. This is way too much fun.

subset: commoncrawl


text: ALZ Direct is a representative of Artists with our goal to get their names and work out to the world. Below we will add links to the artist's social media pages as they join us so you can follow their work. Thanks for your interest, we hope you enjoy what you see. Best Regards, ALZ Directhttp://instagram.com/romali619


text:
Chicken wing prices rising to all-time high for Super Bowl
Average price is 55 cents higher than last year's
Super Bowl tickets aren't the only commodity with skyrocketing prices this year.
Chicken wings are seeing a huge rise in costs, to the point where wholesale prices will reach an all-time high on Super Bowl Sunday, reports the Huffington Post and the National Chicken Council.
Between Jan. 4 and Jan. 10 of this year, the average cost of one pound of chicken wings in supermarkets was $2.52, compared to $1.97 during this time last year. A spokesman for the National Chicken Council explains that higher corn feed costs means companies produce fewer chickens.
Although wings are the most expensive part of a chicken, restaurants usually plan ahead by ordering plenty of wings in advance. Grocery stores, however, aren't as forward-thinking and will often run out early, the National Chicken Council said.
All told, the council predicts Americans will consume 12.3 million fewer than on last year's Super Bowl.
Copyright 2013 by ClickOrlando.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Ryan Clark, Pittsburgh's veteran starting safety without all the long hair, has the sickle-cell trait. It's a condition that impacts his blood when he exerts himself in the high altitude. Clark lost 30 pounds and nearly died when the Steelers played at Denver in 2007, after which doctors had to remove his spleen and gall bladder, which caused him to miss the final 10 games of the regular season, plus a playoff loss. Clark has missed a total of just four games since, including the postseason.
Doctors had cleared Clark to play when the Steelers returned to Denver in 2009, but coach Mike Tomlin erred on the side of caution at the time and opted to keep him out. Tomlin made a similar call today about Clark's status for the Steelers' wild-card game at the Broncos this weekend. This despite Clark's expressed desire to play anyway, according to what he told ESPN:
"I talked to my doctors and we actually had a plan in place for me to play. All things pointed to me going until (Tomlin) told me I can't. He said he wouldn't have let his son play and so I'm not playing either."
A starter since he joined the Steelers in 2006, Clark led Pittsburgh in tackles this season. Tomlin clearly did not want to have a plan in place in case he died.


text:
Paediatric First Aid course fulfilling Ofsted criteria - weekday course in Balham
First Aid for Life
Event Details
First Aid for Life is an Award Winning and fully regulated First Aid training business.
Our trainers are highly experienced medical and emergency services professionals and deliver practical, informative, relevant and enjoyable First Aid training. We will be able to answer questions around the subject and will adapt the training to suit your needs. First Aid for Life Paediatric courses fulfil Ofsted criteria for child carers.
The Ofsted intensive course is a particularly good course for those working with and caring for children, or indeed for parents, as it gives a thorough grounding all likely elements of First Aid and in addition I cover adult CPR as well as CPR in babies and children. The course covers all elements of the Ofsted syllabus, incorporating all commonly occurring injuries and illnesses. Everyone receives a full course manual and a Paediatric First Aid Certificate stating that we cover the full Ofsted syllabus and valid for 3 years. All attendees will be individually assessed.
For more detailed information about this course please visit my website
The course will run from 9.30 until 16.30 (please arrive at 9.15 and make your way down the steps at the front of the house to the training room).
When & Where
74 Ramsden Rd
United Kingdom
First Aid for Life
Practical and blended first aid courses, for groups and individuals, tailored to your needs.
First Aid for Life is a multi-award-winning, fully regulated first aid training provider. Our trainers are highly experienced medical, health and emergency services professionals who are superb teachers and will ensure your training is engaging, informative and fun.
Our Paediatric first aid courses fulfill Ofsted criteria, or First Aid at Work training fulfills the requirements for the HSE
Courses relevant to paediatric, adult and older people first aid.
See our websites: http://www.firstaidforlife.org.uk , www.onlinefirstaid.com, www.firstaidforpets.net


text:
Rustic Lodge - Outdoor Stools & Ottomans
You're Invited...
Create an account below to start your project(s) and begin building your dream home.
Welcome Back!
Log in to access your project(s).
Please call customer service at 888-908-2925 for shipping rates on all orders going to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and any US islands only accessible by ferry. For international shipping rates, please check out at our international site. If we are unable to provide you free shipping due to your location, you will be contacted by customer service to confirm your shipping rates before we process your order.
Learn more here
Create an account below to start your project(s) and begin building your dream home.
Log in to access your project(s).
Kathy Kuo Home only carries authorized inventory and maintains strong relationships with all of our vendors. As a part of these relationships, we respect our vendors' requests to be excluded from certain promotions. Due to this reason, the following brands are excluded from the current sale:
Adriana Hoyos, Simon Pearce, Anewall, Aristot, Arteriors, Baobab, BellaNotte, Cisco, Eloquence, Georg Jensen, Interlude Home, Kingsley Bate, Michael Aram, Million Dollar Baby, Miyabi, Monte, Noir, Nude Glass, Oilo Studio, Palecek, Phillips Collection, Staub, and Zwilling.
Coupon codes are not valid for use on prior purchases and may not be used in conjunction with another promotional code.
Additional product exclusions not listed here may apply.
We offer international shipping on all items to countries across the globe—from Australia to Zimbabwe. Bring beautiful design to your very own corner of the world.CONTINUE SHOPPING
Note: Once you place your order, a Kathy Kuo Home logistics expert will be in touch with your international shipping cost within 2 business days via email. International orders will not be considered final and will not be charged until you approve the international shipping costs.
Mon - Fri 9am - 6pm EST
Sat - Sun 12pm - 5pm EST
Mon - Fri 9am - 6pm EST
Mon - Fri 9am - 6pm EST


text:
Hayes: Sorry for Wallace party label
MSNBC host Chris Hayes issued an apology Wednesday for his show misidentifying Former Alabama Gov. George Wallace's party while criticizing his actions blocking desegregation during the civil rights movement.
In a Tuesday segment on "All In" marking 50 years since Wallace personally stopped two black students from registering at University of Alabama, Hayes introduced a clip of Wallace making his stand, saying "George Wallace was obviously the villain in this story." A chyron overlaid on the clip misidentified Wallace as a Republican.
Wallace was a Democrat, though, as Breitbart pointed out Wednesday morning.
Hayes tweeted an apology Wednesday afternoon in response to reports on the mistake.
This was a stupid, inexcusable, historically illiterate mistake.I should have caught it and apologize for failing to. mediaite.com/tv/msnbc-mista…— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) June 12, 2013


text:
Moderators: Eric, Tomas, robin, Michael
This is also true of Anti-Virus software.Trapper wrote:"By default K9 will examine all emails however large they are. Because it can take time for an email to first be downloaded into K9 and then passed on to the email program some email applications timeout or complain, despite K9 sending "keep alive" messages to keep them awake.
SFCurley wrote:On the what-POPFile-does-with-new-words question. My recollection from reading about how POPFile works is that it assigns never-before-seen words a probability equal to 1/(10*Corpus Size).
POPFile assigns a probability to every word, for words that it has seen it naturally assigns the probability from the corpus. For unseen words it assigns the probability 1/(10 * size of that bucket's corpus)---i.e. a probability that indicates that the word is "unlikely" to appear.
The other possible choices are 0 (which would screw up classification since all classifications would be 0) or 1 (which would be a mistake since it would indicate that the word always appears).
long time ago I investigated different values for the unknown word and determined that what we have is the most efficient.
Which is what I believe is the reason that my accuracy improved when I took all the "junk" words out of my spam bucket (about 75% of the word count was random letters not even words).
It made new "spam words" less "unlikely" ...if you will.
Return to Junk Mail Filtering Help and How-To
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 5 guests


text:
Cool Matte #6
Viseart Eyeshadow
Viseart Cool Matte #6 is a very cool-toned, light pink with a satin finish. It is an eyeshadow that is permanent in this palette: Cool Matte (07).
Jump to a particular section if you know what information you're looking for!
Cool Matte #6 is a brightened, light-medium cotton candy pink with cool, blue undertones and a satin-matte finish. It had good color payoff with a soft, silky texture that was easy to use on the lid. The color started to fade after eight hours on me.
FURTHER READING: Formula Overview, which is a detailed review of the range as a whole.
Cool Matte #6
PiPPermanent in Palette.
Looking for something similar or to see what you have in your stash? Here are some of the top dupes for this product!
VISEART'S eyeshadows are cruelty-free and formulated without the use of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, silicone, petrochemicals, gluten, and mineral oil. Known for their supreme blendability and buttery textures, these long-wearing, pigment-rich shadows will have you red carpet ready in no time! CHROMATIC FOILS: A full coverage pigment with a highly polished foiled finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. CRYSTALLINE HIGHLIGHTERS: A sheer to medium coverage shadow with a shimmering crystal finish. Ideal for highlighting the eyes, cheeks and facial features. DUOCHROMES: A medium coverage shadow with a dual colored, multidimensional reflective finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. MATTES: Full coverage, pigment rich shadow with a matte finish. METALLICS: A full coverage, pigment-rich shadow with a luxe velvet finish PRISMATIC METALLICS: A medium to full coverage metallic shadow with a multi-prismatic glitter finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. SATIN FINISH: A sheer to medium coverage shadow with a highly micronized lustrous finish.
MICA, TALC, OCTYLDODECYL STEAROYL STEARATE/STEARATE De STEAROYLE D'OCTYDODECYLE, POLYETHELENE TEREPHTHALTE, CALCIUM SODIUM BOROSILICTAE/ BOROSILICTAE DE CALCIUM-SODIUM, SILICA, ZINC STEARATE/ STEARATE DE ZINC, TITANIUM (IV) OXIDE/OXYDE DE TITANIUM, POLYURETHENE 33, ALUMINIUM OXIDE/OXYDE D'ALUMINIUM, SILICON DIOXIDE. MAY CONTAIN: IRON OXIDES/OXYDES DE FER Cl 77491/ CI 77499/ CI 77499/77492, SYNTHETIC FLUOROPHLOGOPITE/ FLUOROPHLOGOPITE SYNTHETIC, TITANIUM DIOXIDE CI 77891, TIN OXIDE Cl 77861, RED/ROUGE 6 LAKE CI 15850, CARMINE/CARMIN CI 75470, YELLOW/JAUNE 83 CI 21108, D&C BLACK/NOIR 2 CI 77266, D&C RED/ROUGE No. 34, RED/ROUGE 123 CI 71145, ALUMINIUM POWDER/POUDRE D'ALUMINIUM CI 77000, FERRIC FERROCYANIDE/ FERROCYANURE FERRIQUE CI 77510, CHROMIUM OXIDE GREEN/VERT CI 77288, BLACK/NOIR 2 CI 77266, BLUE/BLEU 1 LAKE CI 42090, YELLOW/JAUNE 5 LAKE CI 19140.


text:
Morgan Stanley CEO: No More Job Cuts Coming
Morgan Stanley employees can breathe slightly easier this morning. Not only did the company top expectations, it isn't planning any more job cuts.
CEO James Gorman went on CNBC just as the earnings hit and confirmed that the bank completed its latest round of job cuts, about 1,600 employees, last week and this week and is now down about 6,000 employees in the past year. But he said he was done with the dirty work.
"I believe we are done," Gorman said. "I feel very comfortable with where we are as an organization … From what we expect and what we have seen, we feel good."
Gorman added that "It's a really unpleasant thing to go through; nobody takes any joy in downsizing,"
Gorman said the bank has also reached a turning point in Morgan Stanley's operations.
"The story is: We had a stronger, but not perfect, fourth quarter," Gorman said. "If we think about all the digging and shoveling and cleaning up over the past years, that's done. Now we get to the fun part."


text:
Ontario nurses say pesticide ban helps create healthier environment for children
"The Premier is to be congratulated for heeding the call of health and environmental organizations. Pesticides are poisonous and governments have a duty to protect citizens, especially children," says Wendy Fucile, President of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO).
RNAO is among a group of organizations that has been calling on the government to set a new provincial standard banning the display, sale and use of cosmetic pesticides.
The association says it is pleased that the premier announced, in no uncertain terms, that municipalities can go beyond the provincial law and enact more stringent provisions in their by-laws governing the use of pesticides, adds Fucile.
Although numerous details are yet to be determined before the new law takes effect in 2009, "if Ontario develops strong regulations, the province would be amongst the most progressive jurisdictions in North America," says Doris Grinspun, RNAO's Executive Director.
"We would have preferred an "inclusion list," which would list non-toxic products that can be used rather than a list of banned substances and ingredients," states Grinspun, adding that "until industry is convinced that these products are dangerous and worthy of an outright ban, companies may simply continue to develop new ones."
The Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) is the professional association representing registered nurses wherever they practise in Ontario. Since 1925, RNAO has lobbied for healthy public policy, promoted excellence in nursing practice, increased nurses' contribution to shaping the health-care system, and influenced decisions that affect nurses and the public they serve.-30-
For more information, please contact:
Marion Zych, Director of Communications, RNAO
Phone: 416-408-5605
Toll free: 1-800-268-7199 ext.209
Cell: 647-406-5605


text:
When You Can't See the Forest for the Trees
I don't want to know why crazy people are crazy. I just want to know how they find apartments.
There's a woman who lives down the hall from me who is totally nuts. Every time I walk by her apartment, she's screaming something. I used to think that she was just singing in another language, but then I stopped to listen one day. It was technically English, however garbled, and I'm not sure if I can still call it singing. There was a little singing to it, but not with any discernable melody. If I tried to play along, my guitar would be out of tune in three seconds.
Yesterday, I stopped long enough to hear her sing/yell, "The trees…and the forest…with the paint…and the chair…for you…†It's possible that she's redecorating in a jungle motif and is just really, really into it. But more than likely, the woman is, well, a few trees short of a forest. Yet somehow, she is still living in a beautiful high rise in a fairly expensive part of town.
Lest you misunderstand me, I do not really live in a beautiful high rise in a fairly expensive part of town. I can not afford to, and thus am staying at my friend's place until this Sunday, when I move into my more permanent digs. I'll be living in a house where my roommates thankfully do not sing about trees, chairs, and other such wooden items. Or at least as far as I know.
But this woman does live in a beautiful high rise in a fairly expensive part of town. And though Anna Nicole Smith seems to make a good living at it, I can't imagine being an utter nutcase is very lucrative.
I had a horrible time looking for an apartment. The house I'll be living in is the 16th place I contacted. And while it seems like I will love it there, it was almost impossible to find, and I like to think of myself as someone with all of his plants intact.
"If you could just fill out this lease agreement, we'll be underway.â€
"The tiger…and the herd…with the curtains…and the lamp…for you…â€
"Thank you ma'am. Here are your keys.â€
If someone is actually mentally ill, that is not something to laugh at. Usually. But this woman is not disabled; she's obviously stable enough to have a wonderful apartment. She's just not stable enough to do it without singing to her furniture.
So I feel no remorse about making fun of her. And I'm not willing to believe that I'm the only one who does it. There must have been a tenant meeting sometime where she showed up and threw everyone off.
"We're here to discuss the conditions of the parking garage.â€
"Garage…and the stapler…with the circus…and the cupboard…for you…â€
"We're here to discuss the conditions of the parking garage and the crazy singing lady on the second floor.â€
The woman is entitled to have a place to live. But she is not entitled to have a place to live nicer than mine. Is there no housing Darwinism? Sure, I occasionally throw my garbage down the chute without tying the bag shut. And I'll admit that I have removed someone else's load of laundry from the dryer before it was completely dry (the time ran out, I swear). But I have never, ever, ever sang about upholstery or a large wooded area. That should count for something.
My new place has a lot of things that I'm looking forward to. There's a pool table. And a porch. And cool roommates (one of them is even named David Cone). So when I threw out my garbage today (the bag was tied, I swear), I stopped in front of her door for one last concert. Mainly to remind myself how much better off I'd be in my new place.
I didn't hear the woman, so I'm guessing she wasn't home. But I did hear the guy next door on a phone call.
"I've got this crazy neighbor,†he said, as I began to nod knowingly. "Every time I see him, he's just standing outside my other neighbor's apartment.â€
Perhaps I should go pack.


text:
Upcoming Events
User Login
Global IMC Network
Freedom Flotilla II: Blocked but not Defeated
By Stephen Lendman, submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 08/07/2011 - 11:06
Printer-friendly versionSend to friendPDF version
Freedom Flotilla II: Blocked but not Defeated - by Stephen Lendman
On July 7, Israel National News writer Elad Benari headlined, "Failed Flotilla: Only 2 Ships Leave for Gaza," saying:
Only "two ships have so far been able to leave (Greece) on their way to Gaza." On July 5, the French boat MVDignite/Al Karma broke out and sailed. On July 7, Press TV, Gaza TV and other news sources said Greek commandos on Crete blocked it from proceeding.
Organizer Claude Leostic told AFP that their vessel "was taken to Sitia in Crete by the Greek Coast Guard after being stopped in a nearby port (for) refueling. The authorities (gave) various administrative reasons" for doing so, none of which are justified.
On July 6, Ynet News.com writer Aviel Magnezi headlined, "Juliano ship (with Greek, Norwegian and Swedish activists on board) heads for Gaza," saying:
On board activist Dror Feiler said, "(a)ll roads lead to Gaza. It will be a small but high-quality flotilla. At this point, I can only say that after a lengthy battle, we finally succeeded in departing."
The Voice of Israel said it was allowed to sail on condition it doesn't head for Gaza. Activists on board explained that Greece's Coast Guard is monitoring their movements remotely. Israel is pulling out all stops to prevent humanitarian aid from reaching Gaza and defeat Flotilla efforts to arrive.
On July 7, Magnezi said Juliano, "Norwegian, Swedish Gaza-bound flotilla activists to announce their return home" after Greek forces blocked them at sea.
Eight other vessels can't sail. Two were sabotaged and disabled. Greek authorities block the others from departing.
On July 6, a US Boat to Gaza/Audacity of Hope update said its mission "is winding down," despite heroic efforts to succeed. However, Greece's "willingness to (enforce) Israel's naval blockade of Gaza made it impossible for this journey to happen."
Nonetheless, heroic efforts tried, even at personal risk. "Last night our group's activities in Athens ended. (Everyone) went to Syntagma Square....We unfurled, to drum beats, 22 flags sewn together representing the countries participating in the Flotilla."
"It was quite a sight. Now our folks are beginning the journey home - some will arrive today, some tomorrow and others in the days ahead."
Most important is staying the course, ending Gaza's siege and Israel's illegal occupation. "That, after all is said and done, is what this effort (is all) about, and that (this) work must continue."
On July 6, International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC) writer Kevin Murphy headlined, "Israel Human Rights Org's Express Support For Flotilla," saying:
Gush Shalom, Rabbis for Human Rights, the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, Women for Peace, and other Israeli human rights groups "signed a letter supporting the Freedom Flotilla 2 and calling on the Greek and Israeli governments to allow it safe passage to Gaza."
The letter criticized slanderous media campaigns as "lies (perhaps) designed by the government as a pretext and justification in advance (of) further acts of violence against activists taking part in a legitimate political act of protest."
Greece was also condemned for acting as Israel's enforcer. Israel won a pyrrhic victory but lost the war. On July 7, Haaretz writer Amira Hass agreed headlining, "In dealing with flotilla, Israel is anything but smart," saying:
Using Greece as an enforcer besides "aggressive and vocal diplomacy and ridiculous lies thwarted the flotilla, but they have not taken Gaza off the international agenda....Blocking the flotilla did not discourage the organizers....Rather it provided ample proof of how white Israeli is. As a result, blocking the flotilla only increased (activists') motivation to keep placing the Palestinians' demand for freedom at the forefront of the international agenda."
On July 7, IMEMC reported that Spanish activists occupied their country's embassy in Greece, demanding their government pressure their officials to let Flotilla vessels proceed. Spanish European Parliament member Willy Meyer called Israel's siege "totally illegal" and blocking Flotilla aid against international law.
IMEMC said most Flotilla participants say they're determined to stay with their vessels until Greece lets them sail. Jerusalem Post writer Yaakov Katz said most headed home. Only a few dozen remain.
Free Gaza Movement co-founder Greta Berlin said some plan to stay in Greece until exit permits let them sail, but are heartened that either way they raised awareness.
Israel National News contributor Emmanuel Navon called the Flotilla agenda "sinister," claiming one of its organizers, Muhammad Sawalha, believes Islamic nations are obliged to weaponize Palestine to "perform the jihad in the way of Allah Almighty."
Pro-Israeli zeolot Harvard Professor Ruth Wisse was even more outlandish in an Inside Israel interview, saying:
Its purpose "is to discredit the Israeli attempt to protect itself and to give Hamas a free hand amassing weapons to use against Israeli civilians. It should be called a kill the Jews flotilla. If it is called by its proper name, then it will be recognized for what it is."
In fact, notorious bigots like her, Alan Dershowitz, and other fringe extremists give Harvard a bad name for employing them.
Awaiting a Mass Fly-In
On July 6, hundreds of Israeli police and anti-terror squad members manned Ben-Gurion Airport, awaiting the arrival of hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists. Some already got in. Most will arrive on July 8 or shortly thereafter. Foreign airlines were told to reveal their passenger names 48 hours prior to departure.
Suspect incoming flights will be diverted to a separate terminal. Passengers will be detained and questioned. A police briefing said "when you enter the airport, it will be as if you are entering the set of 'Big Brother,' " a reality TV show. All eyes will be on them, including from a military command post if needed.
An Israeli public radio reporter said:
"It's an unusual sight to see so many police from so many different units at Ben Gurion Airport. They are spread out in positions from the runway to the baggage retrieval area, and in the arrivals area at Terminal 3, there are dozens of uniformed police."
Some are clearly visible in uniform. Others are covert undercover. Special forces are also involved. Others are on standby, awaiting the "flytilla," organized by the "Welcome to Palestine" campaign, representing 40 Palestinian and international organizations. A press release said:
Their "aim is to show that, if our governments do not seem to be interested in the fate of (besieged Gazans), there are men and women from all countries, who are ready to bring them moral support, using a week of their holidays to go and meet them."
Participant Sami Awad, Holy Land Trust director, said "Welcome to Palestine" is based on nonviolent resistance no matter what Israel does to confront them, adding:
"There are several measures they will take in the event of harassment....such as solidarity sit-ins, not adhering to orders and refusing to travel (if deported), without any use of violence....All participants (have) peaceful intentions. (They'll) inform Israeli authorities (they) wish to go to the West Bank immediately after (arriving)."
West Bank activist Dr. Mazin Qumsiyeh said:
"We are receiving European, South American and sometimes Japanese activists all the time, sometimes (from Jordan) via the Allenby Bridge and sometimes from the airport - to work on a variety of projects for the community."
The "Welcome to Palestine" initiative is one of many others like it.
On July 7, Haaretz writer Zohar Blumenkrantz headlined, "Israel instructs foreign airlines to prevent departure of 300 pro-Palestinian activists," saying:
Israeli highhandedness never quits, ordering Washington, European leaders, Greece, and now foreign airlines on what they may or may not do. Acting more authoritarian than civilized, 300 blacklisted names were distributed with instructions to block them, saying they won't be let in Israel if they arrive.
A senior Ben-Gurion Airport official told Haaretz, "This event will end with either no problems or as a catastrophe. There will not be a middle-ground."
A senior European airline official told Haaretz Israel's request was unprecedented, saying:
"In the past, we have gotten one or two names that authorities had banned (from) entry. This move is problematic because if we receive an updated list later on, we will have to fly back the plane at the expense of other passengers who had purchased regular tickets."
A Final Comment
On June 9, 2010, McClatchy Newspapers writer Sheera Frenkel headlined, "Israeli document: Gaza blockade isn't about security," saying:
McClatchy obtained the document calling the siege "economic warfare" against Hamas and nearly 1.7 million Gazans. In response to a Gisha Legal Center for Freedom of Movement lawsuit, Israel claimed justification, saying:
"A country has the right to decide that it chooses not to engage in economic relations or to give economic assistance to the other party to the conflict, or that it wishes to operate using 'economic warfare.' "
Israel issued this statement after its High Court of Justice ruled for Gisha. Its director Sari Bashi said the documents prove Israel's blockade isn't for security. It's illegal collective punishment.
Israel also mentioned a political goal, targeting Hamas, Palestine's legitimate government.
Israel is a lawless rogue state, reigning terror against millions of Palestinian civilians, denying them freedom on their own land in their own country.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Also visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
Sat 16 July 2011
Thu 14 July 2011
Wed 13 July 2011
Tue 12 July 2011
חוק החרם | מדינת הזאב אלקינים | קיריל הדר
חוק החרם | מדינת הזאב אלקינים | קיריל הדר
Mon 11 July 2011
Sun 10 July 2011
Sat 9 July 2011
Thu 7 July 2011
Wed 6 July 2011
Sat 2 July 2011
Other Press
Fri 3 June 2011
Fri 17 December 2010
More ...
Sun 12 December 2010


text:
Christian Benjamin - Assistant Coach/Goalkeeper Coach
David Kelly is in an outstanding coach with experience at the professional level, as a coach and player. He brings a wealth of knowledge to the Blue Devil program and is recognized as an oustabnding tactician. He is greatly respected by all the players for his high standards and expectations.
Christian Benjamin will begin his tenth season coaching the Blue Devil goalkeepers in 2015.
A former goalkeeper at Bryant University, Benjamin created and continues to run Keeperstop.com while also working both as a goalkeeper coach for Connecticut ODP and as a director at the Star Goalkeeper Academy.
Benjamin created Keeperstop.com, a premier source for goalkeeping equipment and education, in 2003. Additionally, the Simsbury, CT native currently trains seven ODP goalkeepers from Massachusetts and Rhode Island and two Massachusetts regional team keepers.
A holder of USSF 'C' License and a NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma, Benjamin played at Bryant from 1993-97. He began working for the Star Goalkeeper Academy in 1995 and served as a CT ODP goalkeeper coach in 2002, 2003 and 2007.
Benjamin began coaching at the collegiate level in 2004, serving as an assistant and goalkeeper coach for the Framingham State women's soccer program. in 2005, he worked as a part-time assistant for the MIT women's team and prepared the goalkeepers for Franklin Pierce's NCAA Tournament squad.
Prior to his time in the college coaching ranks, Benjamin worked as a consultant for various high programs. He also has club coaching experience for the Elite Soccer Academy, Vikings FC and Eastern MA FC. Benjamin has also hosted the New York Public High School Athletic Association Soccer Clinic at the Soccer Hall of Fame in 2005.


text:
I just got from my mid day run. With the temperature in the 70's, there was no way I was going for the shorter of my loop bread and butter runs. I took off for the 10K (6.4mile) option.
Scooter was lazing in the sunlight and barely lifted his head as I went by. It was sunny, it was warm, and it was very breezy, so I didn't get that over heated.
The quads were still a little stiff-I had just put 27 miles (and 8000 feet of elevation gain and descent) on them Friday.
About mile 3, I felt nice and warmed up. Although I still walked up the big hills, I powered down them a bit harder. It is much easier to run down hill hard on the dirt road behind your house than on single track in the Virginia wilderness alone..
I stopped at my neighbor's mailbox, my traditional stopping point for this route, and was surprised to see 1.16 on the Garmin! That was not with really pushing the pace, just the downhills, and just a few days post TWOT loop!
Now I am off to play on the slackline a bit, repot some herbs, create a couple of stepping stones, and any other activity to keep myself outside for the rest of this gorgeous day!


text:
Today's Free Video This video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJpLMvgUXe8 Download the lesson plan for this content below! What content does this lesson plan cover? Content Reading Guide: The Great Depression Begins There was much prosperity in the early 1920s. Yet, as the decade came to a close, the economy became very unsettled.
You are here: Home / Archives for Dow Jones Industry Average


text:
This a tougher question than it sounds. The simple answer is: The National Fire Protection Association Standard 211 says, "Chimneys, fireplaces, and vents shall be inspected at least once a year for soundness, freedom from deposits, and correct clearances. Cleaning, maintenance, and repairs shall be done if necessary." This is the national safety standard and is the correct way to approach the problem. It takes into account the fact that even if you don't use your Chimney Damper Installation
much, animals may build nests in the flue or there may be other types of deterioration that could make the chimney unsafe to use.
The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends that open masonry fireplaces should be swept at 1/8″ of sooty buildup, and sooner if there is any glaze present in the system. This is considered to be enough fuel buildup to cause a chimney fire capable of damaging the chimney or spreading to the home. Factory-built fireplaces should be swept when any appreciable buildup occurs. The logic is that the deposit is quite acidic and can shorten the life of the fireplace. Chimney Damper Installation Taylors Falls MN
Chimney Damper Installation Taylors Falls MN, fast, affordable & reliable
Natural Lime Mortar on a Chimney Cap?Water that enters the home can cause many problems from unsightly stains to unhealthy mold growth. Tracking the source of water entry should always be a process of elimination, beginning with the least expensive repair. When you are beginning to diagnose the problem, be looking for tell-tale signs of water entry, such as loose mortar joints, cracked brick, or a shifting foundation. All of these areas and more can allow water to enter into your home, making the diagnosis and correction of water problems very difficult. Any obvious cracks in the brick are a starting point for inspecting points of entry of water. You can check to see if cracks are your issue by waiting for the interior to dry completely and begin spraying your chimney with water from the foundation up, gradually moving to see if, at a certain height on the chimney, moisture begins to appear in the home once more. If you come to diagnose your problem at a particular height on the chimney, you should seal the cracks with a brick sealant, repair any loose mortar joints between the brick, and apply a water repellent to the entire chimney. Choosing the right water repellent is sometimes half the battle. Be sure that your water repellent will not trap vapors inside the brick, as this would only worsen your problem. Utilizing water repellents, like those manufactured by ChimneySavers, which form a semi permeable membrane over the brick is ideal. Such water repellents will allow vapors that naturally occur in small percentages in the brick to escape will still preventing new precipitation from entering the home. If the integrity of the brick seems sound, and the foundation seems to be proper, you may want to inspect your flashing. ChimneySavers has an interesting product called FlashSeal, a flexible flashing sealant with an easy brush-on application, specially formulated to seal your flashing and prevent water entry. This sealant forms a permanently flexible membrane such that it will not cause damage to the roof or the flashing as fluctuations in temperature cause the materials to expand and contract. Temperature changes between day and night and from season to season cause shingles, flashing, and even brick to expand and contract on a molecular level. Sealants must be flexible or else they will cause damage to the shifting particles of the roof. One gallon of FlashSeal covers approximately 28 sq. ft. Apply the product with a brush and only in temperatures above 45 degrees Fahrenheit. This product, FlashSeal, permanently adheres to most materials; metal flashing, asphalt shingles, brick, etc. This product is another option in the process of elimination to diagnose exactly where water is penetrating your home.
Chimney Repair - The 5 Most Common Chimney Issues and How to Fix ThemThere is nothing quite as comforting as a roaring fire on a cold winter day to warm your heart and your home. A fireplace is something your entire family can enjoy. But you need to make sure chimney repair and maintenance is done correctly in order to ensure your families safety. The Importance of Chimney Repair A chimney is designed to draw the smoke and gases produced by a fire up and safely out of your home. This is extremely important since some of these gases are dangerous. One of the most dangerous is carbon monoxide which in large enough doses can kill. A second important function of the chimney is to contain the excess heat from a fire until it can be vented to the outside air. Most of your home is combustible. If the chimney does not get this extremely hot air outside without leaks it can easily cause a fire in your home. This is why it is so important for you to make sure that any needed chimney repair is done correctly in order to keep you, your family and your home safe. Here are some important tips to ensure that your fireplace is working correctly and avoid some common chimney repair issues. Creosote Buildup Creosote is an oil that is produced when wood or other solids are set on fire. Over time the creosote can build up on the inside of your chimney. If there is too much buildup it can ignite and cause a fire in your chimney. Blockage Another common chimney repair issue is having a blockage in the flue of your chimney. This can be caused by debris from material dislodging in your chimney or even by animal nests. Blockages, even small ones affect the efficiency of your chimney in getting smoke, gases and heat out of your home. Cracks Or Holes In The Flue Some of the gases from a fire are quite corrosive and over time can damage your chimney flue and create the potential for blockages or even allow dangerous gases to seep into your home. Make sure that your flue gets an annual inspection to ensure that it is working correctly. Brickwork Problems Another problem is caused if the flue starts to leak and erode the masonry and brickwork around the exterior and require extensive chimney repair work. Too much of this can cause major structural damage which will make your chimney repair much more expensive. Chimney Cap and Chimney Crown The chimney cap and crown basically make up the roof of the chimney that surrounds the flue and keeps water and debris from getting into the chimney. If this is cracked or missing pieces it can allow water damage to the inside of the chimney and even damage the ability of the flue to channel gases and heat out of the home. This area also keeps animals, debris and weather out of your flue. Conclusion If you see any of these problems when you inspect your chimney, you need to see that any needed repair is made before the fireplace is used. While you may be able to fill small cracks, you should consult a professional for any larger issue. It is always recommended that you have your chimney cleaned, inspected and any needed chimney repair work done at least once a year to ensure its safe operation. To ensure the safety of your family make sure that you have carbon monoxide detectors in your home. These should be placed on each floor or at a minimum on the floor where your family sleeps. Check them regularly to make sure they are working properly to protect your family from even low levels of carbon monoxide. By taking care of any needed chimney repair as soon as you see it the costs for the repairs will be much less than if you let the problem get larger. Make sure that your chimney is inspected regularly and it will give you years of safe use.
Chimney Damper Installation Locally serviced and operated in Taylors Falls MN


text: You know those things in life that you always want to try, but never really get the time to make it work? When I first saw Sauce Digital's Nano Rally, I knew that I had to try it out. Simply put, I always wanted to race remote-controlled cars around the many layers of obstacles of a house. Sadly, I didn't have any remote controlled vehicles or much house (let alone layers of obstacles) to bump around in. Needless to say, this game piqued my interest. Nano-sized racecars cruising around everyday household objects – sounds good to anyone else?


text:
RS Productions is a diversified media company encompassing film, television and new media production. It was established in 1993 by two award-winning television professionals, Derek Smith and Mark Lavender. The company is keen to collaborate with established and new talent.
Latest News
Image: Natural History Soc. of Northumbria
Sparkie Williams
Just before North East celebrities like Alan Price, Bryan Ferry and Sting arrived on the scene, there was another recording star on Tyneside - a talking budgie called Sparkie Williams. Sparkie had a vocabulary of 553 words and could recite 8 nursery rhymes in both Geordie and RP. He became a national celebrity even appearing with Cliff Michelmore on the Tonight programme. This film looks at the surreal events behind Sparkie's rise to fame, the discs with Parlophone, the TV commercials, and the clutch of medals he won.
Sparkie's owner and teacher Mattie Williams left a remarkable diary which is used to tell the story in her own words and convey the touching relationship between mother and budgie. Sparkie's passing in 1962 has been likened by Michael Nyman who has written an opera about Sparkie, to the death of Little Nell in Dickens' The Old Curiosity Shop.
Blind Eye
Writer/Director: Laura Degnan
Producer: John Phillips
A mother torn between being a good citizen and protecting her child discovers that both intervening and turning a blind eye can have negative consequences...
Blind Eye was funded as part of this year's Digital Media Shorts. "Set on a moving bus - with two fight scenes and a large cast of young actors - it's been quite a challenge. But we're very pleased with the result. The performance from Liz White, who plays the lead, is outstanding - and all of the children shocked us with their startling and convincing portrayals" said Laura Degnan. "The feedback so far has been terrific, and we will spend the coming months submitting Blind Eye to various film festivals" said John Phillips.
The uncompromising and claustrophobic nature of this film will force every viewer to confront their own thoughts and fears about this difficult and crucial subject.
Exile in Paradise on SkyArts in HD
Derek Smith and Mark Lavender, the principals of RS Productions, worked as Director and Producer on the major 3 part series about the travels of the writer and humorist Edward Lear in the turbulent Southern Balkans. Filmed in High Definition Exile in Paradise is currently being marketed world wide by Electric Sky.
Exile in Paradise wins Arts Silver World Medal in New York.
The series took away a main prize in the prestigious New York Festivals TV Programming Awards 2009.
Heartsounds Uganda
Filmed and directed by Derek Smith for City University, Heartsounds is a unique experiment which took UK mental health service-users and workers to Uganda to meet their counterparts in the cause of service-user empowerment. The group had special access to the only hospital dedicated to the treatment of mental health in a nation of 30 million but they also found a wealth of vibrant activity led by NGO's and volunteers out in the field. Witchdoctors and faith healers fill in the void of resources and Derek came back with some powerful footage of rarely filmed faith healing ceremonies.
MEDIA Plus Success
RS Productions has won the support of the EU's MEDIA Plus fund for the development of a new project - Midday Sun by Steve Lewis and Tony Owen (See below). This script was recently optioned by RS Productions. "This is affirmation of our confidence in this project" says producer Mark Lavender.
Northern Film & Media
Northern Film & Media has continued to support RS Productions. NFM was critical to the distribution of Frozen and also to other projects.
Business Link
Business Link Tyne and Wear is a supporter of RS Productions particularly with advice and marketing and publicity materials.
Midday Sun
RS Productions Midday Sun is an RS Production in development. It has been described as a cracking great story... A couple's dream of the good life in Spain turns to a nightmare when their son is killed. Dan is revenged of the murder of his son by a mysterious stranger, Liam. Liam has done a deal with Dan who is drawn into a web of deceit, murder and revenge.
Ciaran Hinds and Emily Watson are now attached to Midday Sun to be directed by Mark Brozel in 2010.
Hitler's Grand Prix Hero
RS Productions and Vita Nova Films are developing a feature film about a little known historical story...
Frozen was released in January 2006 theatrically nationwide on 20 prints. The release was supported by Living Films LLP and Northern Film & Media as well as the UK Film Council. It is currently available on DVD from Amazon.
Derek Smith - Photo Exhibition
The Lost Communities of Industrial Teesside, Photography by Derek Smith is an exhibition of Dereks work recently on show at Chats Palace in London during PHOTOMONTH and is now on tour.
Development Executive - Factual
RS Productions is searching for a part-time development executive specializing in factual and documentary programming. Contact email@example.com


text: Email Protection—AdvancedEmail encryption, data loss prevention, anti-malware and spam protection.This single license gives you a lot more for your anti-spam budget. Get the email encryption and data loss prevention (DLP) that you need to comply with data protection and privacy laws. And, you get protection from the latest threats and spam campaigns. We make it easy and affordable to have the most complete security for your email, both at your network gateway and on your mail servers.- Meet all your needs with one license and one budget;- Protect sensitive data with integrated encryption;- Prevent information loss with DLP that we configure for you;- Block the latest spam, malware, and evolving zero-day threats;- Deploy your choice of secure mail gateway or message server solution in hardware, software, or virtual form factors;- Scale to process hundreds of thousands of messages daily;- Never deal with updates or upgrades again;- Get support any time.What you get:- Protects sensitive data with automatic email encryption;- Reduces the risk of data loss with pre-packaged DLP definitions;- Blocks known and zero-day threats with our proven antivirus engine;- Stops more than 99% of spam — no complex configuration required;- Offers you email encryption, DLP, anti-malware and anti-spam in one license;- Saves time with easy configuration, management and reporting tools;- Choose the form-factor that fits you best: hardware, software or virtual;- Cluster or scale your solution to meet the most demanding message environments;- Includes automatic upgrades, 24-hour technical support and a three-year, advance replacement hardware warranty.Secure your messaging – effectively and simplyEncrypt sensitive emailsOur Email Appliances include our new patent-pending SPX Encryption. Regulatory compliance and policy based encryption has never been easier. There's no software to install and it works seamlessly with DLP to automatically protect your data.Prevent data lossYou get content-aware data loss prevention with hundreds of included sensitive data definitions. And we're constantly updating them at no charge to you. You'll have an effective policy up and running in just a few clicks. And, consistent policy is a snap because you get the same DLP across endpoint and gateway.Block threatsYou'll also eliminate known and unknown zero-day threats from your email. We stop previously unseen threats by analyzing their behaviour before they have a chance to run.Stop spamWe block more than 99% of spam using a variety of techniques. Our Sender Genotype technology stops most spam based on the reputation of the sender alone. Live Anti-Spam catches the rest using our cloud service, leaving your inboxes and junk folders spam free.


text:
HAVELOCK � Havelock hasn�t struck out yet, but its plans to transform 47 acres west of the city into a recreation ball field complex have hit a snag.
HAVELOCK � Havelock hasn�t struck out yet, but its plans to transform 47 acres west of the city into a recreation ball field complex have hit a snag.
The city was turned down for a state Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant that would have paid for the creation of the complex, which was to be located at the end of Lewis Farm Road west of the city near Carolina Pines.
The city had worked out a plan with the N.C. Coastal Land Trust to use the property and create two ball fields, bathrooms, a concessions stand and a parking lot. Dave Smith, Havelock Parks and Recreation director, said the new fields would help alleviate overcrowding at other city fields through baseball, softball, soccer, football and lacrosse leagues.
The recreation facility meets the land trust�s goals of not allowing large commercial or residential development of property near Cherry Point�s borders.
Smith said the land trust would still turn the property over to the city and that the city would be eligible to reapply for a grant for up to 18 months after the land transfer. The next grant application cycle is not until January.
However, Smith expressed concern about the city�s ability to receive a grant. He said of $15 million in state money available, $13 million is dedicated to state parks, leaving just $2 million to fund the recreation grants.
�There�s a lot going on, and mostly outside the city�s control here, that we�re paying attention to and it will play a lot on what our chances are for a PARTF grant if we�re able to apply next year,� Smith said. �There�s little to no funds for municipal and county parks. It was a great source of funding for years that�s no longer going to be there.�
The city has not done anything to the property. The land trust is leasing the land to a farmer though December.
As for now, Smith said his department would continue to deal with the tight squeeze on recreation space.
�We�ll have to continue to try and make the most of what we have, which is the rec complex, Sermons Park, Tarheel, Walter B. Jones,� he said. �We do have some money in the budget to bring in some dirt and grass to do some fix-ups down at Walter B. Jones Park. That park gets some heavy usage with the Chili Festival, the circus and the carnival, but at least we�ve got some money to make that park better.
�We�ll just continue to work with our associations and get them to compromise together and find space. We�ll just make the most out of the resources that we have.�
The proposed park produced controversy. While officials from various youth sports leagues said the park was needed because players simply didn�t have enough room for practices and games, residents in the area had others concerns.
Property owners argued that the additional traffic from the nearby fields would hurt their rural lifestyles. It also would hurt the business of a pair of Lewis Farm Road horse stables that rely on the tranquility of the area to draw riders to nearby trails.
Other opponents argued that the city would still have to come up with nearly $76,000 to complete construction of the fields even with the grant and suggested a smaller 15-acre plot on Greenfield Heights Boulevard instead.
The city argued that the operational costs of the Greenfield Heights property, where a building already exists, were too high and that getting the Lewis Farm Road property would go a long way toward preventing encroachment on Cherry Point.


text:
The complicated business of business
July 11, 2011 by Yugen
I've had a busy week in the office. Next Sunday we have our quarterly board meeting, at which I usually present the financial report to see how we are doing in line with the budget that was set at the beginning of the year. As it turns out, we are pretty much on track after the first 6 months. However, the projected 2011 figures don't paint a pretty picture - if we come in on budget at the close of the year, we will be $12,700 down on the cash position held at the close of last year, which means for general operations we would spending more than we are bringing in. Having cut our expenses to almost as lean as can be, this is not good news. Our balance sheet at the close of 2011 will also have increased liabilities of $9,700 in loan interest that we can't afford to pay, which is being added to the principal on an annual basis. With all said and done, our net income for 2011 is expected to be -$22,400. That is not much of an incentive to work towards. So instead, I've been working on a business plan to put before the board next week which attempts to address the weak points of the organization and proposes a series of changes, many of which were ideas that have come from other people over the years but have never been implemented. This, for me, is a much better incentive. Keeping the Center barely afloat, or even just trying to slow the process at which is is financially losing ground, is not enough. This is such an amazing place and so many people have worked so hard to get it to this point, it is just not an option to allow the Center to do anything but thrive.
I think one of the reasons there is such a contrast between our strength as a practice center and weakness as business is obvious: the residents and abbot are relied upon to run the Center and apart from Tenshin Roshi who has experience of running his own business during the 80s and 90s, none of us really know what we are doing (in terms of business, that is - there are skills abound for care taking work within the Center). This is both liberating and frustrating. It means that there is plenty to learn and freedom to take positions, but it also means that we don't really make the most of this amazing Training Center as we don't have the know-how to run a successful business. I'm not sure what it was like before I got here - maybe there were people with experience of running a successful organization - but I went into the office, working solo, with no idea of how to approach accounting, or any office work at all for that matter. This was not casualness on behalf of Yokoji, placing someone in a position they didn't know the first thing about; but practicality. We could not, and cannot afford to pay someone to do office work, marketing, fundraising or any other aspect beyond the occasional call out to a plumber or mechanic. Out of the residents living at the Center at that time, I was the most likely candidate to step up and try my best. Which is what I did, what I am doing.
I am fortunate in that my family are all adept when it comes to business, but unfortunate in the sense that I never took any interest in it whatsoever. I grew up in a family that built new companies from scratch and sold them on when a new project beckoned - clothing stores, business transfer agencies, furniture and gift stores. I developed a hatred of business and what I felt it stood for. I wanted to be a musician, which slowly gave way to wanting to be an artist and this creative arc took me in to my early twenties when I eventually realized that it simply wasn't happening. Not that I didn't have talent - I just didn't have the drive to get anywhere with it. My heart was no longer in it.
I retrained as a cook with the UK Vegetarian Society and got a job as a sort of day manager in the local veggie cafe in Liverpool. I say sort of, as the atmosphere was so casual it was hard to identify any sort of hierarchy. I was determined to turn the cafe from a sloppy, slightly dirty student hang-out into a place that promoted vegetarianism; which meant good service and good food in a clean environment. I spent a year there and changed many things in terms of organization and the menu. I made instant enemies with the existing staff due to my going against the flow of the 'anything goes' attitude that was prevalent, but over time the relationships softened into friendships.
I left the cafe feeling that I really had done all I could and I started to understand the value of business. Instead of seeing it as a hollow, money driven pursuit which was markedly inferior to the arts, I saw it as a way of promoting the things I cared about in the world, a way of engaging with the capitalist status quo instead of rejecting it. I say this with the benefit of hindsight, with my life story neatly laid out behind me, as I certainly didn't leave the cafe with those things in my mind. I actually left the cafe to come here, to Yokoji, to engage in what I thought of as a spiritual way of life, again, somewhat cut off from the world whose values I felt estranged from. And now, after three and a half years, two and a half of which I have worked in the office, I am grateful for my heritage, for a family that I can look to with respect for what they have achieved in the world, and for a depth of knowledge that I can draw from when I haven't got a clue as to how best address the problems we face here at Yokoji. Somehow, by living up a mountain, I feel much more connected to the world at large and I feel that my practice needs to extend out to meet that world, to be that world. I no longer want to be separate from it.
I have no idea whether I can be effective in turning the tide here, or being a part of the force that can, but I am determined to do my best. The business plan and strategy I've drawn up are based on those my dad gave me from nonprofits that he chairs. I didn't even know nonprofits made use of business plans and strategies, but I'm excited that this could be a critical factor in getting Yokoji to the point where we can truly flourish instead of working so hard to barely make ends meet. I'll post next week after the meeting when I'll know whether I have support in this vision, or whether it's back to the drawing board!
Khembottra Oum:
11 Jul 2011 05:52:17
Great story Yugen. I hope Yokoji finances gets better. I wouldn't the place to get shut down. You guys should look into getting investors or doing some sort of fundraiser here in long beach. That would be in a lot of money to the center.
Khembottra Oum:
11 Jul 2011 05:53:03
*want *bring
N. Leverenz:
11 Jul 2011 10:38:28
This is an exceptionally well-written entry.
I particularly liked the observation: "And now, after three and a half years, two and a half of which I have worked in the office, I am grateful for my heritage, for a family that I can look to with respect for what they have achieved in the world, and for a depth of knowledge that I can draw from when I haven't got a clue as to how best address the problems we face here at Yokoji."
It sounds like dharma practice is already paying dividends, to utilize the terminology of the financial sector.
Yokoji is pretty close to many people with means in nearby cities like Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, and Indian Wells. They might be interested in the practice of meditation or maybe looking to clarify the "great matter" (but not knowing how to even begin the inquiry). If you have any members who live there, approach them to see if they have the willingness and the capacity to host a weekly sitting group. A UU church might also be able to accommodate you. If there are Christian churches that are engaged in contemplative practices, then perhaps they'd be open to hosting an event like a daylong retreat. The area also features many gays and Latinos, two demographics that are not as engaged in dharma practice as they could be.
The short of it is that people often need an invitation to come sit at a time and place that's close at hand before they learn how to come home to themselves more intensively.
When I was in Palm Springs for about a week last October, I searched pretty hard for a sitting group. I was glad that I came to Yokoji despite only 5 hours of sleep after a 500-mile drive. Spending the better part of the day there was not anticipated but it proved to be most invigorating, right up to seeing advancing clouds over Lake Hemet in the afternoon light — a sight had me stop and take in the sight from the hood of my car for a good ten minutes.
The continued use of web-based media is much appreciated, from Fletcher-roshi's dharma talks on iTunes to photos of nature and the sangha to available video. The 8-minute introductory feature is fantastic. Don't underestimate Fletcher-roshi's telegenic qualities, along with the fact that many Americans are drawn to a British accent (even a Mancunian one).
It would be nice to see more of Maezumi on the website, including pictures of the memorial and ceremonies held there.
Great photos on this post too.
Good luck with your meeting!
11 Jul 2011 15:41:49
Thank you for all the work that you do for Yokoji. I am intrigued by this vision of yours and I look forward to hearing more about it. John and I both hope to see Yokoji flourish rather than just struggle. If there is anything that we can do to help, please let us know.
Ilene Doetsu Van Gossen
13 Jul 2011 18:14:10
Thanks Niko, I like the idea of looking at UU churches in the local community. I might look in to that…
14 Jul 2011 04:28:26
I had spoken to Roshi about starting a Sitting Group here at the Park. Then I found out the Park has a rule against collecting donations at any get together held here. I hadn't thought about using a UU Church.
Ilene Doetsu Van Gossen


text:
Is it possible? This is my code and I just cant get it to work, I followed a tutorial on youtube and it came out with this code:
It cant ever find the file.package net.nivangerow.Ball; import sun.audio.*; import java.io.*; public class SoundManager { public SoundManager(String music) { AudioStream as; AudioPlayer ap = AudioPlayer.player; AudioData ad; ContinuousAudioDataStream loop = null; try{ as = new AudioStream(new FileInputStream(music)); ad=as.getData(); loop = new ContinuousAudioDataStream(ad); }catch(IOException e){ System.out.println(music+" Cannot be found"); } ap.start(loop); } }
The tutorial said i should put it in my projects workspace folder in eclipse and it seems to be different on macs, so how can i load the audio stream from the jar file?


text:
2013 CMS Summer Meeting
Dalhousie University, June 4 - 7, 2013
The Haar measure on a compact group induces a linear functional $\int$ on the Hopf algebra of its representative functions. The invariance property of the Haar measure reads as a condition on $\int$ that can be expressed in Hopf algebraic terms. Sweedler defined an algebraic notion of integral for Hopf algebras using this condition. Hopf algebras having a nonzero integral are also called co-Frobenius. \smallskip
The quantized coordinate algebra ${\mathcal O}_q(G)$ of a simple algebraic group $G$ is one of the most relevant examples of co-Frobenius Hopf algebras. When $q$ is a root of unity, the usual coordinate algebra ${\mathcal O}(G)$ is a central Hopf subalgebra of ${\mathcal O}_q(G)$ and ${\mathcal O}_q(G)$ is finitely generated (and free) as a module over ${\mathcal O}(G)$. Moreover, ${\mathcal O}(G)$ coincides with the Hopf socle of ${\mathcal O}_q(G)$. Based on this example, Andruskiewitsch and D\u{a}sc\u{a}lescu asked in [\emph{Co-Frobenius Hopf algebras and the coradical filtration}. Math. Z. \textbf{243} (2003), 145-154] whether any co-Frobenius Hopf algebra is finitely generated as a module over its Hopf socle. \smallskip
In this talk we will introduce a new family of co-Frobenius Hopf algebras that answers in the negative this question. The results that will be presented are part of a joint work with N. Andruskiewitsch (National University of C\'ordoba, Argentina) and P. Etingof (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA). Arxiv:1206.5934.
This problem was attacked by several authors obtaining, among others, the following results: If $G\simeq \mathbb{Z}/p$ is simple abelian, then the classification is known. In case $G$ is non-abelian, the problem is far from being solved. If $G\simeq \mathbb{A}_m$, $m\ge 5$ is alternating, then $G$ collapses. If $G$ is a sporadic simple group, then $G$ collapses, except for the groups $G = Fi_{22}$, $B$, $M$.
A remarkable fact is that the class of braided vector spaces corresponding to pointed Hopf algebras with non-abelian group can be identified as those constructed from racks and cocycles. In this sense, we say that a rack $X$ collapses if the Nichols algebra associated to it is infinite-dimensional for all cocycles. Given a simple non-abelian group $G$, as a first step one has to determine all conjugacy classes in $G$ that collapse.
If $G$ is a finite simple group of Lie type, one may reduce the study to unipotent or semisimple conjugacy classes. In this talk, we present our study on unipotent conjugacy classes in Steinberg groups, based on the explicit presentation of our result on $\mathbf{PSL}_{n}(q)$.
This talk is based on a joint work with N. Andruskiewitsch and G. Carnovale.
Pre-Lie and pre-Jordan algebras were introduced in the study of the Yang-Baxter equation and can be obtained from a Rota-Baxter operator on Lie and Jordan algebras respectively. Dendriform algebras with the pre-Lie or the pre-Jordan product are also pre-Lie or pre-Jordan algebras respectively.
The problem of constructing universal dendriform envelopes of pre-Lie algebras with an injective natural map is still open. We approached the same problem for pre-Jordan algebras from the point of view of polynomial identities. We found special identities for the pre-Jordan product in the free dendriform algebra, which means that universal dendriform envelopes for pre-Jordan algebras do not have in general an injective natural map.
This is a joint work with Prof. Murray Bremner.
THEOREM: Let $k$ be an algebraically closed field of odd characteristic and let $C$ be the complex numbers. Then if $H_C$ is ``totally orthogonal'' (that is every irreducible representation has a symmetric, non-degenerate $H_C$-invariant bilinear form), the same is true for $H_k$.
We apply the theorem and our previous work with Jedwab over $C$ to show that if $k$ is as in the theorem and $H_k = k^{C_n} \#
kS_{n-1}$ is the bismash product constructed from the standard factorization of the symmetric group $S_n = S_{n-1}C_n$, then $H_k$ is totally orthogonal.
Here, the reduced modular group acts via linear maps. However, as we explain in the talk, this action can be extended to an action of the general linear group $\mathrm{GL}(2,{\mathbb Z}_N)$ if one does not only consider linear maps, but also semilinear maps, where `semilinear' means that the scalars are modified by the action of the Galois group $\mathrm{Gal}({\mathbb Q}_N/{\mathbb Q})$ of the cyclotomic field. This action of the general linear group also provides a better understanding of a certain Galois condition satisfied by the Drinfel'd element. The talk is based on a recent article (Adv. Math. 236 (2013), 158-223) written jointly with Y. Zhu. We present the results using modular data.


text:
Leviathan, Scott Westerfeld's highly anticipated and extensively illustrated young adult steampunk novel, releases today. Whenever I'd run into Scott over the past year or so he'd whip out his iPhone and excitedly show-off the latest drawings by Keith Thompson. After a few of these incidents it became clear that Keith wasn't just adding a few embellishments to the book but, with fifty drawings throughout, was helping to create the world of Leviathan.
I took the opportunity to interview Scott and Keith about the project. Part 1 is the interview with Scott talking about his dual role as author/art director.
Check out the full interview on tor.com
Did working on the illustrations for Leviathan affect your writing for book two?
Because we have an illustration almost every chapter, I simply can't have my characters sitting around and talking for very long—stuff has to happen. This is great for recreating the action-packed feel of the "boy's own adventures" that I was inspired by, but I've learned a few subtler tricks to create visual interest. Sometimes, a really cool-looking thing can just show up, and thanks to Keith's brilliance, that's enough to fill the page. Also some very quiet illustrations—a pocket cameo, a pair of teacups—have turned out to be wonderful storytelling aids.
And, yes, certainly when a drawing of a machine or beastie comes out great, it will tend to stay in the story more. Some throwaway ideas have become pivotal parts of the plot, just because Keith made them look so damn cool.
Stay tuned for part two, talking with Keith Thompson, this Thursday.


text:
Gloucester, Massachusetts Sees Rise in EmploymentPost Views 0
Massachusetts's Department of Labor and Workforce Development recent statistics show that Gloucester's economy job output is on the rise. The same data indicates the bounce back is establishing mostly low-pay positions from the increases, according to the Gloucester Times.
The figures from there and the North Shore Workforce Investment Board display that the economy has jumped to heights where it was five years ago. After that, Gloucester disposed of high-pay manufacturing positions and replaced it with retail and food services.
Pay and jobs are on the rise compared to years past, but Gloucester's unemployment figure hit 6.5 percent in September. The rate rose from August's 6.1 but is still a decrease when compared to September 2011. The Chamber of Commerce deems the increase to a reduction in seasonal jobs.
Five years ago, manufacturing companies engaged most of Gloucester's workers.
Back then, nearly 2,800 people were employed by manufacturing companies. Last year however, that number fell to 2,350.
During that same time, retail roles have expanded by nearly 30 percent. 1,592 people were employed by retail stores last year. Accommodations and food services soared by 20 percent since 2007.
"We've almost reached the 2007 (employment) levels," said Peter Webber, senior vice president at the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce, "but within that, the numbers have shifted. There's been a shift from manufacturing into retail and accommodations, or broadly defined, the tourism sector."
Local manufacturing jobs have expanded by 10 percent thanks in part to the largest companies, the Varian Semiconductor Division of Applied Materials and Gloucester Engineering scoring big contracts.
Out of Gloucester's largest industries, manufacturing roles pay the most of any. Workers in those companies make $3,513 per week last year. That figure has risen from $1,700 four years ago which represents a 64 percent increase.
The average for retail employees was marked at $490 a week last year, a number that fell from $548 five years ago, which indicates an 11 percent drop.
Pay in the health care industry jumped from $769 a week to $888 a week over the last five years. Workers in the health care industry are down, however, from 1,381 in 2007 to 1,236 last year.
Accommodation and food services dropped from $332 a week five years ago to $327 last year.
Gloucester's fishing industry displayed a down trend in monthly employment, dropping from 151 in 2007 to 133 last year. On the contrary, wages soared from $884 to $1,189 over the last several years.
Overall, average pay in Gloucester has boosted from $996 to $1,189 over the last five years.
The Department of Workforce and Labor Development says the five best attainable occupations are cashiers, waiters and waitresses, salespeople, nurses and food prep workers. Outside of nurses, none of the aforementioned positions showed a salary over $23,000.Gloucester, Massachusetts Sees Rise in Employment by Harrison Barnes


text:
GSA Heartland Region Total Workplace Lab
The Heartland Region is creating a Mobility (High Performing Workplace) Test Bed. Our Test Bed concept is our clinical trial of sorts to research, experiment, and measure physical and organizational solutions for the mobile workplace. Rather than diving head first into extreme office space, we are conducting research of three different phases that explore different space allocations, sizes and office sharing not only to figure out what works for PBS, but what works for our customers. We believe that the roadmap to get most agencies from current space to the more mobile environment is lacking the critical element of organizational change management.
Our mission in the space is to use it as a tool for exploration and learning. Not only for PBS but as a tool for discussions with our tenant agencies, allowing them to observe the metamorphosis of space, engage, and personally work in the space.
The space will morph over three phases and each division will be assigned to the space for 2 months to try out a particular workstyle. Through each rotation we will have a dedicated number of workspaces where our tenant agencies can come and test drive the space. The ~6300 sf space previously housed approximately 24 associates including the regional Commissioners Office. The future space will house a combination of approximately 72 associates + customers. (The efficiency if you calculate the utilization rate drops from approximately 250usf/pp to 80 usf/pp) The space will be finished in the second week of January 2012 at which time the project team will reside there troubleshooting the space. The first Divisional rotation will occur in early February 2012.
Key Figures:
- 42% Space Reduction: From 15,900 USF to 9,200 USF
- 33 Tons: Annual reduction of CO2 (CWS Carbon Calc.)
- 2:1 Desk Sharing Ratio (not incl. touchdown stations)
- 105 USF / Person: Including support space. Allocation will improve to approx. 86 USF/Person upon completion of Phase II
- $65 Thousand: Cost of Construction
- $46 Thousand: Cost of workplace strategy services
Project Drivers:
1. A space in the region that exemplifies high performance workplace characteristics to aid our tenant agencies into mobility & other Alternative Work Solutions. 2. Determine the 'best fit' for PBS as we move forward with consolidations and future moves.
Project Goals:
The Test Bed will be a space for Heartland Region employees and customer agencies to test out and experiment with workplace concepts, sustainability and change management as related to a mobile workplace. It will serve PBS employees in the exploration of adaption to change as well as a tool to facilitate conversations and educate our customer agencies.
Collaboration with FAS:
Cabling, they along with Finance & HR will be invited to test drive the space
Change Management Process:
Followed Kotter's Change Management model as a framework, but compiled an internal project team dedicated to change management activities that include: Team Presentations, Mobility Power Hours, Paper Purges, etc.
Project Team:
Mobility Geniuses: PMs: Heather Edwards-Matney & Jane Schuster, Construction PM: Will Geiger;
COR: Danielle Wiesner, Communications Specialist: Stan Austin;
IT Specialist: Jennifer McLaughlin & Jon Owens;
Change Management Leads: Janelle Agnos, Terrance Cowely;
Customer Outreach: Karla Wallace, Wendy Dent, Crystal Powers;
Contract Specialists:Terrance Cowley & Crystal Martin;
Team Member Geniuses: Michelle Dellinger, Kevin Livingston, James Iliff, Jeff Dwyer, Audra Harrison, Abbe Godsey, Jessica Wehling, Nikki Monnig


text:
Metro P Presents "Prophetic Words" [Bay Area Unsigned Hype]
Directed by AJ
Metro (P) as the (Prophet and Poet)
Follow @MetroPmusic
For Booking/Beats/Features/Interviews Please Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Please click the "Report" button below if the video on this page is not working properly.
Comments will only be displayed by verified emails. No Spamming or Racism.


text:
Come and play Forge of Empires! Take control over a city and become the leader of an aspiring kingdom. Guide it through the ages, research new technologies, expand your empire and live through an epic story. Battle other players and prove your skills as king and warlord.
- Build your city and evolve from the Stone Age to modern times (and beyond).
- Develop new technologies and discover new buildings and goods
- Produce supplies to manufacture goods
- Exchange your goods and trade with your neighbors
- Discover new territories and seize control of the provinces and their rewards
- Use your negotiation or battle skills to take over sector by sector
Forge of Empires is based on our successful browser strategy game which was published by InnoGames, developers of fantasy strategy game Elvenar, in the summer of 2012. Finally, the online strategy game is available for Android as well, providing cross-platform access.
- Add Unlimited Coins.
- Add Unlimited Diamonds.
- FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM Hack Latest Version (With New Version).
- FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM Cheat Tool Undetectable, Safe and Effective (100% Safe).
- Protected with Anti Ban Security and User - friendly Layout.
- No Need ROOT or JAILBREAK Mobile Devices.
- No Download Needed apk. So simple but Worked.
- Open page generator by click Hack Now Button
- Input your username or E-mail.
- Input amount of Coins & Diamonds resources with what you want (MAX: 1.000.000).
- Wait for a second, the server is processing your request. (we also showing process detail).
- If the generator is working, it will display human verification to avoid Spam or Robot.
- and If the generator not showing human verification, so reload the current page and start from first step again.
- After all is done, go back in the generator page and you'll see a status.
- Let's open the game in your devices and look, your resources is there and ready to use.
free Coins
how to hack FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM android
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM Resources
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM tools cheat
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM generator
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM iOS
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM cheat online
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM cheat 2016
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM Free
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM update
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM free download
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM hack no survey
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM hack tools
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM free hack tutorial
FORGEOFEMPIRES.HACKUNDCHEATS.COM hack proof
Today 6712 User has Generated PUBG.VOOHACK.COM Battle Point and Uc.
From 6712 User Today, we Record 6561 User Success Generated PUBG.VOOHACK.COM Battle Point and Uc
From 6712 User Today, we Record 180 User Failed Generated PUBG.VOOHACK.COM Battle Point and Uc.


text:
Thank Heaven!
Rabbi Benn Weiss was waiting for me at the sidewalk. Cock-eyed Happy Place catered to anyone who had a certain style. The raffish sailors frequented there as well as beggars who paused in between panhandling for a swig. They paid in style of course with the money they cadged from the customers. Anyone with the style, I mean those who had money, got attention. When I reached the Rabbi he had just disposed a beggar who claimed had acted in the production of South Pacific.
" There is nothing like a dame." I crooned knowingly. Benn Weiss shrugged his shoulders and suddenly he said in alarm, " You look as if seen a ghost!" I explained after having downed a couple of shots of whiskey, " I suddenly remembered Gigi!" My friend looked perplexed.
" Remember Maurice Chevalier singing, 'Thank heaven for little girls?' I was just twelve and was in love with Leslie Caron myself."
The Rabbi was listening closely. " Oh Jake you're a romantic."
"I went on singing for days the same number till my father kicked me in the seat of my knickers.
"So you mooned and was in love. So what?"
" If I sang 'Thank Heaven for little girls' now like I did then, would not I be thought of being a closet paedophile or something?" I said.
Posts Tagged 'pedophile'
The Rabbi Benn Weiss Stories-7
Posted in humor, tagged Benny Thomas, change in tastes, flash fiction, Gigi, Hollywood musicals, musicals, pedophile, Rabbi Benn Weiss, South Pacific, stories on July 5, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Thank Heaven!


text:
2625 Marys Lake Road, Unit 37
Mount Enentah 37
6 guests
2 bedrooms
2 Baths
LocationEstes Park , Colorado: The Peaks at Marys Lake in Marys Lake
What You'll Love
- Central AC
- Private hot tub
- Mountain views
- Marys Lake view
- 2 Fireplaces
- 3.8 miles / 8 minutes to downtown Estes Park restaurants and shopping
- 3.3 miles / 7 minutes to the Beaver Meadows (South) entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park
What To Be Aware Of
- In the unlikely event the private hot tub were to break down and can't be repaired for your use, we will move you to a comparable hot tub unit, if available, or refund your hot tub fee.
- Due to the COVID-19 VIRUS health and safety concerns, the Larimer County Health Department recommends we do not open the shared pool, hot tub and firepit. These amenities will remain closed until further notice. Thank you for understanding.
- The Master Suite is in lower level
- Age Restriction: The person who books the reservation must be at least 25 years of age, and will also stay in the vacation home.
- BEARS in the area, please secure all trash and you will need to lock doors and windows each time you leave the property.
- Our office hours are Daily - 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. MST.
- On-call staff is available after hours daily to respond to urgent issues that threaten the health or safety of guests, or the property itself; such as a gas leak, a broken furnace, or broken water line. Non-urgent issues will be handled on the next business day.
- We provide a complimentary starter set of household items such as bath tissue, paper towels, and dish soap. We do not re-stock these items and if needed, additional supplies will need to be purchased locally by the guest.
- This is a pet-free home. Pets are not allowed. You will be charged a $1000 cleaning fee for non-compliance.
- Absolutely no smoking, including marijuana, inside this home. Cleaning for cigarette or marijuana smoke will result in a $1000 cleaning fee.
- Parties are not allowed. This is a quiet neighborhood with strict noise restrictions. Quiet hours begin at 10 pm. Thank you!
Sleeps 6 in all beds (max occupancy) | Sleeps 4 in 'real' beds | 2 total beds (Click for bedroom detail)
- Master w/King Bed and Private Bath
- Guest Bedroom w/Queen Bed
- Living Room w/Queen Sleeper Sofa
Key Info
|# Full Baths
|Lake View, Mountain View
|Property Type
|Sleeps (max occy)
|Sleeps in Beds (not counting temp beds)
|Hot Tub
|Other Amenities
|Wifi, Exceptional View, King Bed, Flat Panel HDTV, HDTV, Fireplace
|Antiquing, Bird Watching, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Miniature Golf, Paddle Boating, Photography, Scenic Drives, Shopping, Sight Seeing, Sledding, Walking Paths, Water Sports, Wildlife Watching
|Children Welcome, Minimum Age Limit, No Smoking, No Pets
|Sports Availabile
|Horseback Riding, Cross Country Skiing, Cycling, Basketball Court, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Golf, Hiking, Ice Skating, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Mountain Climbing, Rafting, Rock Climbing, Roller Blading, Sailing, Swimming, Tennis, Tubing, Whitewater Rafting
|Private Full Size
|Total Beds
|King Beds
|Queen Beds
|Queen Sofa Sleepers
|2 Spaces
Step into Mount Enentah 37, a luxurious two bedroom condo with spectacular views of Marys Lake and the mountains. Awake each day and savor a cup of coffee in the beautiful morning light. Take a stroll to serene Marys Lake for fishing or skipping rocks. After a long day of activities in Rocky Mountain National Park, curl up and enjoy the warmth of an intimate gas fireplace. The kitchen is very well equipped for preparing your meals. At the end of the day, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere on your deck with a private hot tub, while taking in the brilliant night skies.
Enter into the open living area where you'll notice the comfortable Queen sleeper sofa, fireplace, flat screen TV and magnificent mountain views. The kitchen is perfect for easy meal preparation. Your private hot tub on the deck welcomes you to take a soothing soak. The main level guest bedroom has a Queen bed, flat screen TV, and bathroom down the hall. The lower level Master suite features a King size bed, flat screen TV, fireplace and private full bathroom with separate jetted tub and shower and two sinks.You'll find your private, full-size washer/dryer in the lower level.
Mount Enentah 37 will keep you warm and cozy in the winter and cool and comfortable in the summer with Central Air Conditioning. This lovely condo accommodates up to 8 people and will be your perfect mountain home away from home!
Location: Lake View/Mountain View