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Season Support
Retail: $40.81
Product Description
VitaTree Seasons Support (formerly know as Vitatree Allergy Formula) is a completely natural, non-drowsy herbal supplement that helps support a healthy immune system. It contains natural herbal medicines including Stinging nettle, Quercitin from the Sophora japonica flower, and Butterbur. Vitatree Seasons Support helps to provide support to the sinus and nasal health, without causing drowsiness. It contains natural ingredients that help support healthy histamine levels. The formula is gentle on the stomach and does not contain any fillers or flow agents like magnesium stearate.
It is important to support the immune system during different seasons. The often-overwhelmed immune system, which can be due to toxicity in the body, starts to react to things in the environment that would normally not affect it. Simple things such as pet dander, dust mites, mould, grasses, pollens, ragweed, trees, flowers, weeds, and even some foods can trigger some people who are sensitive.
What is in the Vitatree Seasons Support?
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) ........................ 120 Milligrams (5 : 1, QCE 600 Milligrams)
Quercetin ..................................................................... 175 Milligrams
Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) ..................... 10 Milligrams (15 % Petasin)
Stinging Nettle- An herbal medicine that provides support to the often sensitive eyes and nasal passages.
Quercitin- A powerful anti-oxidant derived from Sophora japonica flowers. Quercitin helps support healthy histamine levels.
Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) – An herbal medicine whose uses include nasal symptoms. VitaTree Butterbur is PA free.
Recommended Dose: Adults take 1 capsule 2 times daily, or as recommended by a health care professional.
Cautions and Warnings: Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen. Do not use if you are allergic to plants of the steraceae/Compositae/Daisy family. Hypersensitivity/allergy is known to occur, in which case, discontinue use.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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|Adults: take 1 capsule 2 times daily, or as recommended by a health care professional.


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From the Promoter:
The third sequel for the leprechaun!
New 100 mile option for those who dare cross the leprechaun TWICE! 3,700′ elevation gain. Drop bag delivery at 50 miles. Water and snacks!
Half distance 50 1,700′ elevation gain finishes at the drop bag location for the 100, a 1.4 mile ride back to the start.
Please enter a distance that you can hold the average speed of 10/15MPG ! I don't want you to finish in the dark on the short
winter day. Though I would come looking for you but would rather be driving home as would you I'm sure.
50 mile route Min avg speed 10mpg
100 mile route Min avg speed 13mpg


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|tower:type = intake
|Intake Tower
|Group: Man made
|Used on these elements
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|This English article is a translated version, but the content appears to be out of sync with the reference text in German. Please update this translation if possible.
Intake Tower
In Work
The intake tower is free-standing in a drinking water reservoir.
By means of inlets at different heights and pumping devices is removed, the raw water for the further treatment of drinking water here.
About pipes then the raw water reaches the Einlaufbauwerk.
The control device is located above the waterline and is often accessible via a bridge-way.
Set a point or draw the outline .
The bridge-way to the mainland is connected with the building.
The height is not specified here, even if it is known. A height in some maps would lead to misrepresentation.
Option. See below.
It may well be the intake towers are connected directly to the dam.
These are then to tag with building:part=yes.
man_made=tower (obligatory)
tower:type=intake (obligatory)
building=yes The tower as building.
location=underwater Describes the installation of the tower on the underwater base.
access=private The tower and the road is private and only for staff.
name=* name of the tower, even loc_name=* locality name
operator=* Operator of the water intake point.
description=* Special
Alternative altitude:
height=8 Estimated height above water level 8m ; together with note=* a note, example "height above water 8m geschätzt, overall height 45m"
thermo_proboscis=yes Thermo-Rüssel zur Entnahme von Wasser verschiedener Temperatur zur Einspeisung im Fluß zur "Fischbereicherung"
Siehe auch
Liste von Talsperren in Deutschland
Liste der Speicherseen in der Schweiz
Liste der Stauseen in Österreich
Liste von Talsperren der Welt


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Our family-owned veterinary clinic, Shoreline Veterinary Hospital, is a small animal practice seeking an associate veterinarian to join our team. We are a full service, three doctor veterinary practice located in the thriving Jacksonville Beach area. The hospital was established in 1971 and has a great reputation in the area. We have expanded and modernized our services to better serve our patients and clients.
Our dedicated clients are well educated and understand the need for quality veterinary care. Our cases can be complex and we work them up thoroughly offering most testing in-house, but referring when necessary. We have a dedicated office staff. This is an opportunity to join a well-established hospital with a great team that practices high-quality medicine in a positive and collaborative environment.
Our fully digital (Avimark software) hospital is equipped with in-house bloodwork machines, digital x-rays, digital dental x-rays, ultrasound, surgical (CO2) laser, cryoprobe, tonometry, and all of the other tools you may need to manage your patients.
We prefer a candidate who is available full time (4 week days per week) but will consider part time candidates as well. Our practice is day time only, open from 8am-6pm Monday through Friday with a break from 12pm-2pm. Saturdays the practice is only open 8am-12pm and the doctors rotate those shifts working 1-2 Saturdays per month.
Successful candidates must have great communication skills, proficiency at building rapport with clients, and work well with staff. Compensation and benefits are based on experience. Come live and work next to the beach and enjoy the numerous activities that our area has to offer. New grads are welcome to apply. The hospital is owned by a University of Florida 2013 graduate who is willing to provide mentorship.
If you are looking for a great position in a wonderful location, we look forward to hearing from you!
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European Commission Proposes Important Changes to EU Derivatives Law
Corporate End-Users welcome changes to EMIR's reporting rules
May 4, 2017
This week, the European Commission (EC) released its long-awaited recommendations for making adjustments to European derivatives rules. Their recommendations, issued in connection with the EMIR Review, come nearly five years following adoption of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), Europe's derivatives-related response to the 2008 financial crisis. Among other recommendations, the EC proposed that most corporate end users be relieved of the burden of reporting derivatives transactions to a trade repository. With respect to non-financial counterparties that fall below the clearing threshold (i.e., NFC-s), this move would align European rules with those adopted in most other jurisdictions globally, including the United States. The EC's reporting-related recommendations are consistent with feedback that Chatham previously has provided to European policymakers on behalf of our end-user clients and represents a positive step forward for them.
EMIR presently imposes a "dual-sided reporting" regime, requiring both parties to a derivatives trade to report a variety of data to a trade repository, and also requires end users to report intragroup transactions (i.e., trades between affiliates within a corporate group). For many corporate end users, these requirements have been the most challenging global compliance burdens to administer, in stark comparison with many other jurisdictions' "single-sided reporting" approach to achieving the transparency goals underlying global derivatives regulation. Thus, end users cheered news of the recommendations, which came following significant feedback to policymakers from the European Association of Corporate Treasurers and the Coalition for Derivatives End Users.
Chatham, as the largest third party reporter globally of OTC derivatives, has long advocated that (see Chatham's EMIR Review Response) corporate end users should not be subject to reporting burdens. Our feedback emphasized a straightforward principle for regulating end-user OTC derivatives activity: "[P]olicy makers should consider instances in which end users are unnecessarily burdened, especially in ways that are insufficiently additive to the objectives of EMIR." Pursuant to that principle, we recommended, among other things, that dual-sided reporting be eliminated for both NFC-s and smaller financial counterparties (FCs) and that intragroup reporting requirements be eliminated for NFC-s. The EC's recommendations would address these concerns with respect to NFC-s. They thus represent a significant step toward reducing burdens for entities that use derivatives for risk management purposes and do so in quantities that are not systemically significant.
In addition to these reporting-related proposals, the EC proposed other changes of note:
• End-User Hedging: Following a 2015 report by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), corporate end users became concerned that their hedging transactions might influence whether they were subject to clearing requirements. However, the EC recommended that hedging transactions not be counted against the clearing threshold. Thus, a non-financial counterparty that exclusively uses derivatives for hedging purposes would not be subject to clearing requirements under the proposal. Additionally, the EC proposed that if an entity exceeds the clearing threshold in one asset class (e.g., commodities), it need not be subject to clearing requirements in other asset classes (e.g., interest rates).
• Reporting of Historical Trades: The EC proposes to relieve counterparties from the obligation to report historic data (i.e., backloading). Specifically, transactions that were not outstanding on the starting date of the reporting obligation on February 12, 2014, would no longer be required to be reported under the proposal.
• Financial Counterparty Clearing: Financial counterparties whose transaction activity falls below a clearing threshold (set at a level equivalent to current thresholds for non-financial counterparties) would no longer be subject the clearing obligation. However, such entities would remain subject to bilateral margin rules.
• Expansion of Clearing Obligation for Certain Entities: The EC proposes to expand the clearing obligation to include entities it believes to be financial. Specifically, the proposal would amend the financial counterparty definition to include alternative investment funds registered under national law, Central Securities Depositories, and Securitization Special Purpose Entities.
• Pension Fund Clearing Delay: The EC proposes to further delay clearing requirements for pension scheme arrangements. The delay would be effective for three years and could be extended for an additional two years.
While it seems likely that these recommendations will be adopted, it is worth noting that these proposals represent only the first step in a multi-step journey to adopting the changes. Attention now turns to European Parliament and the European member states to negotiate over the recommendations. Assuming these embrace the EC's recommendations, adoption and implementation likely would not come prior to 2018. Unless and until these bodies adopt the changes, market participants remain subject to all current EMIR obligations, and we recommend that they continue to mitigate any gaps in compliance. In the interim, Chatham will continue to represent its clients' best interests, both in supporting compliance efforts and advocating for more efficient regulation globally.
Relevant Links:
• European Commission press release announcing proposed changes to EMIR
• Full text of European Commission recommendations
• European Commission Q&A on the proposed changes
• Additional details related to the proposal (e.g., impact assessment, speech by the EC, consultation documents)


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Random Thoughts for April, 2012
I expect to be tied up with Medical Appointments on Tuesday, April 10, so will leave this to post on Wednesday, April 11. ~Bob
"Justice for Christopher Cervini! Justice for Christopher Cervini!" Wait, where's the crowd?
Norm Thompson, a wise selectman in
, once asked me if I wanted to know his theory of politics. Since he'd been elected to office several times, and I was just starting my first campaign, I said sure. "I want a fellow to be for me," Norm said. "If he won't be for me, I want him neutral. But if he has to be against me, I don't want him mad at me—he'll work twice as hard and give twice as much money if he's mad!" I carved it in stone on my heart. But zealots of the right and left seem to enjoy annoying the opposition, even if it hurts their cause. Lunenburg, MA
People who circulate racist jokes about Obama are helping his supporters discredit the opposition to him as being based on race, not policy. People who circulate forged documents like Kenyan birth certificates or bogus student IDs help Obama by discrediting the integrity of the opposition, just as the Dan Rather-circulated forgeries helped reelect Bush in 2004. So they are unethical and stupid at the same time. Nice combo.
Folks who are willing to create forged documents to discredit a hated political opponent, Bush, Palin or Obama, are unethical slimeballs. As are media types who edit footage or audio to create the impression of things like racism where it doesn't exist. Looking at you NBC.
What's beyond totally Broke? Baroke!
Wonder what the price of gas would be today if we'd started an aggressive
energy program in the 1970s, drilling in ANWR, off the coasts, building new refineries and nuke plants? You know, when they started saying drilling wouldn't help because it would take ten years? US
Remember the old western movies, where the lynch mob shows up at the jail, demanding the sheriff turn over the prisoner for hanging without trial? They are now called "community organizers" or "activists."
I hope the hoards of 'tweens and teens who flocked to see The Hunger Games drew the right lesson: a government strong enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to do anything it wants.
This "guest worker" thing in
Europe has gone too far, when they have to import them to murder Jewish children instead of doing it themselves as in the old days.
I'm still hopeful that if in 2013, if Barack Obama wants to send his family to
Spain, take them to Hawaii or send the 13-year-old to with 12 friends for Spring Break, it will be at his expense, not ours. He'll be able to afford it. With book deals and speaking fees, they'll all be in the 1% for the rest of their lives. On until the debt collapses the country. Mexico
If you can't afford to send your 13-year-old, 12 friends, 25 guards and two jets to
for Spring Break, maybe it's time to vote for someone else. Mexico
Tee shirt suggestion: "The Rapture happened, and I was left behind. You too, huh?"
Race Baiters: Putting the "Hood" in hoodie for thirty years.
Did you notice that after three soldiers, a Rabbi and three Jewish kids were slaughtered by a Muslim in France, the Professional Left and their Multicultural Media Mongers started fretting about…a mythical backlash against Muslims. Muslims are very often victims, indeed, but usually of Allahmurder from other Muslims. Rarely if ever of any "backlash" because of Muslim murders.
You didn't know who Christopher Cervini was in the first item above? But I bet you know who Trayvon Martin was.
My wife is excellent at hiding in stores. I think she crouches behind displays and creeps from aisle to aisle giggling as I wonder around looking for her.
If you like ObamaCare, you think it's constitutional. If you think it's a bad law, you think it's unconstitutional.
The "civilized" west no longer has the will to use the harsh measures necessary to prevent the barbarians from destroying civilization, though such harsh measures would prevent vastly more suffering, bloodshed and death in the long run. Therefore, civilization will collapse and fear, hunger, deprivation and violence will stalk the land. Won't impact me—I have a terminal illness. But I weep for my granddaughter, so I'm doing what I can to drag out the remaining days of civilization for her sake.
Once upon a time, long ago, liberals hated anti-Semitism. But, having embraced Islamists as a necessary part of their dream of multiculturalism, anti-Semitism is now a natural part of non-Jewish liberal's worldview.
Arrogance has ruined more people than stupidity.
It's easy to close the border and cheap too. Establish a ten-mile-wide free fire zone and use drones. Painful at first, but after the first week, there'd be no more attempts. I know, I'm terrible. So is what the illegal colonizers are doing to your children's future.
Oh, puny man. The Priests have spoken. The Great God Global Warming demands that you heat your homes only from the sun and power them only from the wind, that you lay at his feet the sacrifice of hunger and poverty and that you drive--if you must--in a Volt! (Of course, the GGGW wants his priests to ride in limos and private jets, to eat at 5-star restaurants and to live in comfort in well-heated and cooled 50,000 square foot mansions. Only right, you know.)
Now that the Democrats have announced that we Republicans are at war with women, I'm trying to convince my wife that I need to do my part and take a few prisoners down at Hooters.
The Vast Leftwing Conspiracy: Academics, the media, green fanatics, government employees, trial lawyers, crony capitalists on Wall Street and at green companies, CAIR, feminists, people who want free stuff from the government, unions, guilty rich liberals and people on the dole.
Justice Antonin Scalia is 76. Anyone who doesn't vote for the GOP nominee in 2012, whoever he is, is voting for an Obama-controlled court doing irreparable damage to our country for a decade or more.
Hard to believe it's 2012. Forty-eight years ago this August, I arrived at Parris Island, SC to let my DIs earn their pay by turning me into a Marine and, I hope, a good man. Forty years ago this November, I was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate, defeating an incumbent Democrat in a 4-1 Democrat district by nine votes out of 60,000+ cast. It all seems like yesterday. Time flies.
Wouldn't it be cheaper for insurance companies to give out oral sex guides than to require them to provide birth control and abortions? Just asking. And if liberals practice birth control and abortion, and conservatives don't, are there not some offsetting future benefits? Or do they count on the universities to indoctrinate all kids into the progressive religion?
If you think Andrew Breitbart deserved to die, but believe that it's barbaric to execute a child rapist/murderer, you might be a liberal.
Social Justice (n.) Someone else pays for the stuff I want.
Fair's fair. I think we should be as open to Muslim immigrants as Muslim-majority countries are to having Jews and Christians settle there and build places to worship.
You think Muslims are discriminated against in the West? Try to open a church in
. Saudi Arabia
Toast for the new baby: "May this child grow up free from want, free from oppression and free from the old hatreds."
When the waiter serves the wine in a restaurant, I like to ask incredulously, "Wine comes in bottles too?" I'm a Scotch-Single Malt snob. Wine not so much.
If Shari'a Law is ever established in
, liberals will doubtless be surprised to find their feminist allies being stoned and their gay allies hanging from lampposts. But some folks only learn from experience, and some not even then. America
See if I understand Sen. Snowe's recent decision: The senate is not operating as the founders envisioned, so she is going to improve it by retiring. Do I have that right?
Please don't improve the computer programs I use again.
Each year, there is more truth one dares not speak for fear of being not politically correct.
My title for most of my professional career has been Executive Director, or "E.D." for short. As in, "The E.D. will send out the report." This didn't bother me at all until the cheerful commercials of men dealing with E.D.—Erectile Dysfunction—started flooding the TV.
Saw an ad asking if I wanted to know the day of Jesus' return. Yes, indeed, as I'd like to skip work that week. I'll enjoy seeing all the stunned people, especially those who talk about him a lot but don't really expect him to pop up. But I hope he doesn't come back in the
Middle East—still not safe there for a Jew turned Christian.
Publications need a computer program like "Spell Check," call it "PC Check" to find words that might be non-PC in some capacity.
I didn't want to get into the debate about Sandra Fluke, the college student who felt that the cost of her birth control in college, which she estimated at $3,000, should be paid by all the people who buy insurance through their premiums, not by her alone. But, frankly, if we chipped in and bought her a vibrator for her sexual health, it would be cheap, convenient, disease free and 100% effective in preventing her from "being punished with a child," in Obama's words. In my view, the right response to her was: Thank you for sharing the details of your sex life and desire for others to pay for it. Next witness.
Obama called to support Sandra Fluke when Rush called her a "slut," but took $1M in contributions from Bill Maher, who called Sarah Palin a "c—t." (A word so disreputable I flinch from using it on the blog.) Apparently, incivility and misogyny is okay on the left, but wrong on the right. But I too think Rush was wrong. We err when we stoop to their level, even if not as far, thus changing the debate. Of course, if Obama wasn't a hypocrite, he'd have called Palin too. And If I had some ham, I could have a ham and cheese sandwich, if I had some cheese and some bread.
And I condemn Republicans for constantly talking about Sandra Fluke's sex life. Every day I see them fretting about "Fast and Furious," clearly a coded reference.
Turns out she could already get free or very low cost birth control. Makes one wonder if she was just being used? And she was fairly attractive—wouldn't some guy spring for it?
Who says Obama can't compromise? He's has taken credit for the state decision to build part of the Keystone Pipeline. If it works out, he'll consider building the part that connects to the oil. In return, I say we agree to build part of a windmill.
People say the airport screeners are getting too intrusive. I dunno, but the last time I flew, the TSA agent asked me to turn my head and cough.
I lived with my Grandmother when I was in high school. She died in 1977, but I feel she isn't really gone as long as I can write, "Please excuse Robert from school on Tuesday as he was ill. Mildred L. Hall." in her handwriting.
Remember TQM? Every field--education, medicine, business, politics, science--has fads. Don't jump too quick.
There are a couple of pretty easy-to-use decision-making filters. One is, "Is the best possible reward of the action I'm thinking about taking worth the risk of the worst possible outcome?" That would stop almost all shop lifting, many affairs and much voting. The second is, "If I was to take this action, and it was published on the front page of the local paper, how would I and my family feel?" These might have stopped Bill Clinton, John Edwards and a host of other politicians from making fools or criminals of themselves.
Two years ago, the organization I manage was presented with a future forced change in location. The correct decision was immediately apparent to me. One might call that intuitive decision making, but I think it is just being thoroughly immersed in the organizational details and having long professional experience, so that deep analysis wasn't needed, or, perhaps, was almost instantaneous. I presented this to the board a year ago, and they voted their agreement. Then, three weeks before the deadline, there was a sudden flutter of concern from other organizations faced with the same decision, producing conference calls, memos, site inspections, spreadsheets and the consumption of vast amounts of time, compensated for me, but not for the more valuable time of the board members, who are highly-skilled professionals. The result was to reaffirm the decision that was obvious to me two years ago. But the volunteers whose highly-valuable time was expended to reach the same conclusion seem happy that they did due diligence.
In my experience, most people who are easily offended enjoy the drama of being offended.
I get the feeling that some people really regret that "swooning" went out of fashion.
There's not much of a "placebo effect" when your oxygen tank runs out of gas.
I've reached the age where the idea of an older "cougar" being interested in me is downright frightening.
No one who doesn't have an understanding of basic economic principles can justly claim to be an educated person. No one without a fair grasp of American history can claim to be a patriot or a good citizen.
People confuse "conceivable" with "probable" or "possible." I can conceive of Bill Gates sharing his fortune with me, but it's not remotely probable. I can conceive of lots of things that are not remotely possible, like living forever. The purveyors of sunshine and fairy dust philosophy love to say things like, "If you can dream it, it can happen." As my Brit pals say, "Not bloody likely, mate."
I suppose being able to wish away unpleasant facts gets one through the day, though as a Scots friend once said to me, "Facts are chiels that winna ding!'
Americans seem to be getting stupider. Every day, fewer are able to recognize how wonderful Obama is, or the value of big government buying them shiny things with their grandchildren's money, while controlling ever greater parts of their lives.
Politics has always been theater, but today so much of it is such bad theater. Still, the public and media seem to lap it up.
Joke going around: "I'm so out of it. I thought Red Bull was the name of Obama's next book. Turns out to be a drink."
Every Obama statement should have an expiration date, like milk: "Best if believed before…."
I'm thinking of a new career as a "life coach." Or a "con artist"—whichever.
I don't mind getting old. But too many of my friends are getting dead. Often for the first time, without so much as a "by-your-leave."
Cable News (Fox, CNN or MSNBC, doesn't matter) has become more like pro-wrestling and less like real news. Too often it's people shouting at and attacking each other to entertain the viewers. Like fighting in hockey, I suppose it drives ratings. I prefer to read news on line and spend my free time with books.
To paraphrase the excellent P. G. Wodehouse, Obama seems to have a hideous ingenuity for finding new paths to ruin for the country.
Things I learned from Obama that I didn't know: You can establish a "no-fly" zone over a country that hasn't attacked us and posed no threat to us without Congressional approval. And a "no-fly" zone allows you to bomb the snot out of anything that moves on the ground or in the air.
Obama knows higher taxes will kill employment and the stock market, thus hurting his reelection. But he's counting on the GOP to be responsible and defeat them so he can use being for them in his campaign with economically-ignorant voters.
When someone is hot on an idea and eager to "boil the ocean," bringing up practical considerations will get you labeled as a negative nay-sayer and obstructionist. This is not good when they are above you in the hierarchy. There is a penalty for being the "voice of reason." Often it is to somehow get the blame when the great idea comes a cropper. Yes, I have the scars.
The progressives ideal of a perfect society is a cemetery. All incomes and all results are equal. No one works and no one cares. Plus they all vote Democrat.
If President Obama can force Catholics to pay for birth control and abortions, President Romney can force everyone to be baptized Mormon after death.
A government that has the right to force you to buy health insurance for your health has the right to force you to buy and carry a gun for public safety.
I doubt the Illuminati exist. But if so, I'm willing to join for power and money. Do they have a website?
At both the Democrat and Republican conventions, the person with the Tin Foil Hat concession stands to make a lot of money.
Twitter is useful for picking up links to information for my blog, but one has to put up with people using it to whine over trivia, from what they had for lunch to daylight savings time.
I tried to buy a gun and ammo last week. Racist bastards didn't know it's wrong to ask for photo IDs.
New rule: Anything I think is a "right," you have to buy for me.
Saw a great Tweet: "Obama is the first president of the 'everyone gets a trophy' generation." Too sadly true.
Eternity (n.) The time you spend staring at the screen, waiting for your computer to open a slow-loading website.
When Barack Obama was campaigning in 2008, he told
, "You're paying nearly $3.70 a gallon for gas — 2 1/ 2 times what it cost when President Bush took office." What goes around…. As I write, it's pushing over $4.50 a gallon in Ohio . Chicago
I got a pitch for a seminar headed, "Robert, do you dread conflict?" I was going to write back and say, "Why no, I thrive on conflict. I love to crush my opponents and see them shrouded in tears." But knowing how things live forever on the Internet, I was afraid the joke would fall into the wrong hands and be used to fustigate me.
People who smugly proclaim that, "No two snowflakes are exactly alike" never looked at even 1% of them. For all they know, there might have been three identical flakes in my yard last year.
Good rule: "In God we trust. All others bring data."
One military technique is to set up a "false position," to encourage the enemy to waste their ammo and energy attacking it, much as the left cannot resist savaging and slandering Sarah Palin, though she is not a candidate.
Am I the only one who thinks a singer putting vibrato and flourishes into patriotic songs ruins them?
So minorities can't get ID? If you walked through a minority neighborhood and offered $1 to everyone who showed an ID, you'd go broke in a block.
I think the 2012 election will turn on events yet to happen, so all polls taken now are worthless.
Liberal woman went on a "sex strike" to demand free birth control. I fully support their efforts. The longer they are on strike, the less of their birth control I'll need to help pay for. Hang tough, women! "No more 'til 2024! No more 'til 2024!"
If you look at debt and spending at every level of government, you realize that progressives are at war with mathematics. And you know that, relentlessly, math will win. It has no pity, no sense of "Social Justice." But the defeat will be very painful for all of us.
I notice that the poorest cities in
have been governed by Democrats for decades. I suppose this is just "bad luck." America
Obama says his kids should be off limits in the campaign. I agree, as far off limits as
and Trig Palin were to liberals. Bristol
If I understand correctly, Obama believes we can't drill our way out of the energy crisis, but we can tax, borrow and spend our way out of the economics crisis. Based, I guess, on all the times massive debt and printing fiat money has produced prosperity for countries, from
Weimar to . Zimbabwe
When I joined the Marines and volunteered for
, I didn't realize it would make Homeland Security view me as a threat to the country. Vietnam
Obama's Chevy Volt is starting to make the Edsel look like a success story.
We all need to be reminded from time to time that being an expert in one field doesn't not make you expert, or even competent, in others.
Do you think if the German Jews had only had "Coexist" bumper stickers in 1934, they'd have been fine?
Obama is a Teflon president only because the media keeps slapping on the Teflon.
When atheists and secularists have a meeting, does someone give an invocation? To whom—Global Warming?
How about a law cutting off aid to any country where more than 50% of their girl children have their genitals mutilated? Stop the real "War on Women!"
I like when people soliciting money make it clear on the envelope, so I don't waste time opening it.
While millions of Muslims celebrate attacks on Christians and Jews, from the conquest of Christian lands in north Africa and the Middle East, to endless Muslim assaults, slave raids and invasions of Europe over a thousand years, to 9/11, Christians and Jews are expected to apologize for any effort to defend themselves and fight back, from the Crusades to Afghanistan.
In 2008, Obama called the deficits under Bush irresponsible and unpatriotic. He calls his much higher deficits investments in the future. Guess it's in the eye of the beholder. In my view, The Hunger Games may be the future.
Whenever Obama talks about "investing in alternative energy," you should hear, "giving your money to my supporters."
Do you think, when the meek finally inherit the Earth, there will be much left worth inheriting?
You can help reduce Spam and scams if, when you forward e-mails, you delete all the previous e-mail addresses, and you put yours in the BCC line.
It seems perfectly reasonable to me that a boss should expect a subordinate to make coffee for the office, thus conserving the boss's time. But I know that it has taken on a negative symbolism, especially if the boss is male and the subordinate female. Asking people to "make the coffee" has been poison for years. So usually the first person in makes the coffee in my office. If that's me, or it hasn't been made when I come in, I make the coffee. And if I do my lunch dishes, and there are other employees' dishes in the sink, I usually do them too. It makes zero sense to expend energy and create negativity over little stuff. There's too much big stuff bearing down on everyone.
If you've always wanted to visit
, now you can just wait until it gets here. It won't be long. Greece
Let's see if I understand. Democrats are against "pink slime" in school lunches, but in favor of "green slime" in gas tanks, right?
It's not good that when ordering on line, I don't have to get out my credit card. I have the number, expiration date and security code memorized.
Muslims majority countries seem to usually have only two choices: Secular despots or Islamist despots. Secular despots will kill people to maintain power. Islamist despots will kill them to enforce increasingly strict/sick Shari'a law, and will get them killed in wars for Allah—and to maintain power. On the whole, we and they are better with secular despots. Alas, they are all trending toward ever-stricter Islamism. Even those with some semblance of democracy, like
Turkey and , are on the road to expending rivers of blood in the name of Allah. Indonesia
Go ahead, call me racist. I think Rap Music is to real music as a crack dealer is to real commerce.
MFGlobal and Jon Corzine are the perfect metaphor for statist government, spending the customers' savings to try to stave off collapse a bit longer.
Ask a leftist to name a non-capitalist country where they would prefer to live. Don't expect a definitive answer.
I wish conservatives were as good at explaining what they believe as liberals were in hiding what they believe.
If you are a conservative, you must resign yourself to knowing the left will assume you are stupid, evil or both. They believe they are so smart, that anyone who disagrees with them must be one or both.
When Obama promised "change," people unfamiliar with his record or
Chicago politics thought he was going to change . He meant he was going to change the country to be like Washington Washington—or Europe.
Liberals: Eating the seed corn of prosperity since 1932. Almost gone, now.
I suggest we all pledge to give the GOP nominee $10 for every day Obama spends on vacation or playing golf?
Interest groups and politicians world wide aren't trying to solve the fiscal and debt problems. They are frantically circling ever-fewer chairs, hoping when the music stops they can grab a seat at the trough for awhile.
Teen boys think all girls should start having sex by 14. Adult males raise this to 16 or 18. When they become fathers of girls, the age goes up to 30. When they become grandfathers of girls, it goes up to "never."
Forget gold. Given what is happening to our country and economy, I'm investing in lead.
If McCain had been elected President, and the GOP had won both houses n 2008, the deficit would still have gone up. But not nearly as much. And the Democrats would be raising hell about reckless spending.
If I had it to do over, I wouldn't have been born so long ago.
In the old days, the gene pool eliminated slow runners. Now it eliminates the genes of people who are so dumb they text while driving.
When Whitney Houston drowned from using cocaine, "fans" ran out and bought her albums. They were incensed that the companies had raised the price, thus gouging them. I'm incensed that the ghouls hadn't bought her music before she died. Some "fans."
Just because something is legal doesn't mean it's not fraudulent, corrupt or dishonest. Politicians often use the law to defraud the public. Which is why we have retired union officials in
legally drawing $100K+ retirement income from the taxpayers, on low public salaries, some of whom only worked one day for government as a substitute teacher. Chicago
Almost every day, I get gifts in the mail: address labels, greeting cards, dollar bills and tote bags. All from people who want me to send them money. I don't. They'd have a better chance of tapping my limited charitable giving if they didn't try to guilt trip me. But I use the gifts anyway.
I have no idea who some of the folks I'm now linked to on Linked In are, maybe axe murderers. I only have an account to link to people who bug me. I've found no other use for it.
Nowhere more than in politics does the urge to say something nasty about your enemy so often come back to bite you.
You might get seven years bad luck if you break a mirror, but you can get us all four years terrible luck just by voting to reelect Obama.
The liberal platform: "Everything bad that has ever happened to you is the fault of the rich and powerful. Vote for me to get rich and powerful and I'll punish them!"
Once a person is wise enough to make a good president, he's wise enough not to want to be president.
Wind turbines: eagle choppers!
Polls showing how unpopular Congress is are meaningless. The only polls that matter are those showing how popular each Senator or Representative is with his or her constituents.
My wife saved my life. I was doing so much wrong before I was married that I didn't know about, I'd have been lucky to last another six months.
If you wanted to see real racism in this country, all the GOP would have to do was nominate Alan west for VP. It would be off the charts.
I've noticed that rich liberals think being rich doesn't count as long as you are liberal.
Most people who claim to be Marxists could discuss the foundations of Marxism coherently for two minutes.
There will come a time when liberals will bitterly regret the broad expansion of presidential power they have accorded Barack Obama.
Heard a great line recently. "The hug-a-thug left…." Have to steal that one.
The Obama administration should declare November "Free Shit Month." Vote for Obama, he'll give you free shit and make future generations pay for it.
When I won my senate seat by nine votes in 1972, lots of people told me they were afraid they "wasted" their vote by supporting me. It's disturbing how many people think your vote is wasted if you don't vote for the winner.
I see that Hanoi Jane Fonda will play Nancy Reagan in an upcoming movie. Since liberals won't be much interested in a Reagan movie and conservative will not go see Fonda, it should be a big hit. What next? Sandra Fluke playing the Virgin Mary?
At 66, not only are a lot of good people I know no longer around, but a lot of places I know aren't there anymore.
Our universities now teach students to regurgitate propaganda that fits the overwhelming bias of the faculty, and call it "thinking."
Politicians are always saying they "were humbled" by this or that. Most of them don't seem very humble. That would include me, both as a state senator and now.
The US Marines—when bowing and apologizing doesn't get the job done.
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The European commission proposed today to scrap the rule requiring EU farmers to leave 10% of their land fallow, which would enable them to grow more grain and offset recent poor harvests and soaring food prices.
In a move coinciding with a "pasta strike" in Italy in protest at a 20% leap in prices, Mariann Fischer Boel, EU farm commissioner, said up to 17m tonnes more wheat, oats and barley could be grown next year under her plans to reduce the set-aside rate for plantings this autumn, winter and spring to zero.
British and other EU producers and retailers have recently announced jumps in the prices of staple foods because of rising commodity prices, grain shortages due to soaring demand from emerging economies such as China and poor weather, and the heavily subsidised switch to crops for biofuels such as maize.
Blaming "violent rises" in commodity prices, Premier Foods, the UK's leading manufacturer, warned last week that the days of cheap food were over and raised the price of its Hovis loaves by up to 8p, with retailers following suit. It said food inflation next year could reach 5%.
Ms Fischer Boel urged the EU's 27 governments and MEPs to fast-track her proposals into law, allowing farmers to release up to 2.9m hectares of the 3.8m ha now under obligatory set-aside and produce 10m-17m tonnes more grain.
"Cereals prices have hit historically high levels as the supply situation has grown increasingly tight," she said. "A poor 2008 harvest combined with 10% set-aside would expose the internal market to potentially serious risks."
This year's harvest is expected to fall substantially below even last year's poor 266m-tonne total because of rain in the north and drought in the south. Reserves have shrunk from 14m to 1m tonnes.
In Paris, Michel Barnier, French agriculture minister, urged calm among consumers. "We have not yet reached the point where there is a knock-on effect on consumer goods. There's no need to panic," he said, saying wheat accounted for just 4%-5% of the price of a baguette.
The set-aside system, introduced voluntarily in 1988 and compulsory since 1992, has brought significant environmental gains, encouraging farmers to let meadows and wildlife flourish. Green groups fear Ms Fischer Boel's plans could devastate bird and insect life but the EU said farmers would remain free to leave land fallow and adopt eco-friendly schemes.
Officials said that, unlike in the US, where grain prices have soared with the huge switch to bio-ethanol crops, EU farmers had only used 1.7% of their land for bio-fuels. But this is set to rise with the setting of a target of 10% energy from bio-fuels by 2020, with much of this coming from imports.


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Caribou Math
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We also will have a history question about Plato. Please let your students know that they can read about him on our history page.
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Caribou Math!
The next contest will be taking place Wednesday May 6th, 2015. The interactive question will be skyscraper which students can practice now on the games page.
They also will have a history question about Plato. Students can read about him on the Caribou history page, also available in French.
The contest will take place in the learning commons. Students should bring their lunch, a pencil, eraser, and scrap paper. Morah Lisa will have your code number ready for you to punch into the computer.
Thank you Morah Lisa for organizing this!
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Celebrating Earth Day, the Grade Four classes will be participating in a shoreline cleanup! All four classes will be joining together with their teachers to tidy up our natural environment (using protective rubber gloves and tongs), which connects to the YACHAD theme this month. Grade four students will be leading the YACHAD assembly in May. The theme is environmental stewardship (Ba'al Tash'chit).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Long Island high school student who pulled off the enviable feat of being accepted by all eight Ivy League colleges will be taking his academic talents to Yale University, he announced on Wednesday.
Kwasi Enin, 17, told a news conference at William Floyd High School in Mastic, New York, that visiting Yale's New Haven, Connecticut campus and an undisclosed financial aid package helped him choose it over its seven rivals: Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Princeton University, and the University of Pennsylvania. The eight Northeastern schools are considered among the most desirable in the United States.
"I met geniuses from all across the world, and everyone from there was so friendly and inviting," the high school senior said. "I believe that their deep appreciation and love for music, like I have, was very critical in my decision to go there."
Yale was long considered his favorite. Last week, Enin tweeted, "Yo! Yale! Yeaaaaaaah! #Yale2018 #tooepic."
Enin, from the Long Island town of Shirley, is the son of two nurses. He said that after graduating from Yale he wants to, "enter medical school, graduate and become a successful doctor."
He said he called the news conference at his school's gymnasium to prevent the kind of media frenzy that was touched off earlier this month by his acceptance into all of the most prestigious schools in the United States. The teen underwent a barrage of interviews and an appearance on CBS television's "Late Night with David Letterman." Enin said he needed to keep his schedule clear so he could focus on upcoming advanced placement tests.
Enin is in rarefied company, given this year's Ivy League average admission rate of 8.925 percent, according to the Washington Post. Of 253,472 applicants to the Class of 2018 for all eight Ivy League schools, only 22,624 were accepted.
"I'm mostly excited to meet all the new friends I'll find in college, the new experiences I'll have, and the new beginnings," Enin said.
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We are a very small kennel breeding English pointer and Labrador retrievers for show, champion and the performance events. One of the most important parts of our breeding program the health, temperaments and the soundness of our animals.
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Wind River Labs
"Lee Salmon Po Box 551 Ephrata, Washington 98823
Ephrata, WA 98823
We have been involved in Hunt Tests and Field Trials for twenty years. We breed, train, and campaign our own dogs. Unlike many kennels that do not train field dogs, we try to produce the "perfect" speciman, the dog that can do it all because we will be training it!
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The city on the lake's industrial roots are being used to breathe new life back into a rust-belt icon.
Revival and rebirth.
Those are the two words now commonly associated with the Buffalo Niagara region. Job growth. Increased homes sales. Growth in annual pay scales. Countless new businesses. This is an area that is reinventing itself.
But as this blue-collar city makes its resurgence, it's finding ways to not only preserve its history, but ways to include its history as part of its rebuilding.
"Whatever your impressions of Buffalo might have been, this place no longer gives that impression," said Buffalo architect and developer Doug Swift. "There's a lot to see and do, there's a lot to be part of and there's a lot of attractions to bring people together."
Within the last couple of years alone, nearly 20 breweries and distilleries have opened throughout the Buffalo region. Among these new establishments are Big Ditch Brewing Company, Resurgence Brewing Company and Riverworks Brewery, all of which are helping breathe life into former sites.
A former Verizon fleet maintenance facility at Ellicott and Huron streets in downtown Buffalo is now home to Big Ditch Brewing Company. Matt Kahn and Corey Catalano came up with the idea for Big Ditch Brewing Company in 2011. With the addition of Wes Froebel, a previous co-owner of other breweries, the trio's pursuit of a building to house their brewery intersected with Iskalo Development Corp.'s redevelopment of this site.
"When we saw the space, we saw the garage with built-in floor drains and the high ceiling, we looked at each other and said, 'This is a brewery,'" Kahn said. "Being downtown itself and a mile from Buffalo Niagara's medical campus, we looked at it as a heavy investment for the region — and one that already had a great infrastructure."
Big Ditch opened for business in October of 2014, and its Tap Room opened in the summer of 2015. Just this past April, Big Ditch won the F.X. Matt Memorial Cup for Best Craft Brewery in New York from the TAP Festival in Hunter, N.Y. It also won the silver medal in the strong IPA category with Deep Cut.
"I remember looking at this building before taking and committing to it. I parked across the street and looking at it and thought, 'It's gray, there's not much to look at, there's not much around it, there's really nothing here.' Now, there are a lot of nice new restaurants and this area has really grown. People are walking around all of the time," Kahn said. "If we hadn't been here, these other places still would have moved here. But we added to the neighborhood, for sure."
On the other side of town, another brewery made a similar move. An old warehouse is now the home of Resurgence Brewing Company. Owner Jeff Ware purchased this site of the former Sterling Engine Co. on Niagara Street in the West Side of Buffalo in 2013.
"He saw potential in the neighborhood, a former industrial corridor on the cusp of revitalization," said Lizz Schumer, the marketing manager for Resurgence Brewing Company. "(This site) was selected as somewhere where the brewery could be not only a destination, but a real formative part of the neighborhood, where we could dig into the area and help breathe life back into it. (We decided) to renovate an older building and help keep these beautiful old industrial spaces alive, rather than build completely new, and the former Sterling Engine Co. was the perfect space."
Resurgence Brewing Co. officially opened its doors in June 2014 after investing $1 million in renovations. Now, it proudly brews beer that focuses on unique flavors and classic styles. The brewery even includes Buffalo's staples within in its beer, from the Loganberry Wit to a Sponge Candy Stout.
An old industrial site and inactive grain elevator site is now an entertainment and events complex. Known as Riverworks, this $15 million addition features bars and restaurants, outdoor ice rinks, a performing arts space, a banquet facility, a space for trade shows, corporate events, and conventions, and — you got it — a brewery.
Two years ago, Swift and Pearl Street Grill & Brewery owner Earl Ketry had a vision to transform Buffalo's old grain silos into what might be the world's largest six-pack. Now, Swift said, they are nearing completion of an on-site brewery inside of those silos.
"It was so obviously a six-pack, there were even people who had already thought of it as a six-pack, so we sold the idea to Labatt and it made the perfect marketing tool and icon," Swift said. "It's instantly recognizable and gave us immediate attention, so if you ever want to know where we are located, just follow the six-pack."
There will be no indoor seating space, but one of the six silos will provide bar service with 50 different taps that will pump beer directly from the silos next door. Tables and chairs are available for seating outside of the silo, in a beer garden that is located in the ruins of the old grain silos.
"Earl and I wanted to figure out a way to use what was there, without taking down or destroying anything. We wanted to preserve this history, clean up the ruins and use what was left. The ruins are an iconic image that we think Riverworks is all about," said Swift.
As a developer, Riverworks isn't the first project in which Swift has reused an old site. Swift turned an old warehouse into a luxury condominium (City Centre), a 1912 industrial building into a successful commercial space (The Root Building), a 19th century commercial row into restaurants and offices (Genesee Gateway). But this project, he said, is bolder and grander in many ways.
"It's absolutely unique to have a brewery in an industrial building, inside of a grain silo, and a beer garden in the ruins," Swift said. "It's very artistic and unique. Buffalo has a great and growing appreciation for history and industrial heritage. This is very representative of that."
Head brewer Chris Herr oversees the brewing operations at Pearl Street and the Pan-Am grill and breweries and plans to start brewing unique Riverworks brands. For now, beers that Herr brews at Pearl Street and the Pan Am will be available.
The project is expected to be largely complete by next summer, although seating is currently available and the silos will be operational for customers. Following completion of this project, Swift said he plans to embark on the next phase, which includes repurposing another set of silos into a climbing gym, ropes course and zip-lining.
Less than two miles away from Riverworks is now a business and entertainment district in the heart of the Larkinville neighborhood, Larkin Square. What's now a site of modern work offices that overlook a huge front yard with stages for outdoor entertainment was once home to Larkin Soap Company warehouses.
"We loved the whole history of Buffalo and the beauty of buildings, so we are doing our best to bring us back," said Leslie Zemsky, of Larkin Development Group and the Larkin Square Director of Fun.
Zemsky said her husband purchased the property in 2002 to renovate the building into a commercial office space that would host a few other businesses. When they purchased an adjacent building, Zemsky said they started to look at what they could do to give back to the city.
Now their front yard plays host to live music, Food Truck Tuesdays, cornhole tournaments, author series and other events, which are free and presented by Larkin corporate residents First Niagara and Independent Health.
Across the street from Larkin Square is Hydraulic Hearth, a restaurant and lively beer garden that serves brick-oven pizzas and beer in house of Community Beer Works.
Next up for Larkin Square includes Swan Street Diner, a restored vintage diner, which plans to open next to Hydraulic Hearth in 2017. The diner will incorporate local elements in its dinnerware by using some of the last items made by Buffalo China, which closed in 2004. After this project, Zemsky said they plan on bringing back to life a bowling alley that used to reside on the street.
Outside of breweries and entertainment, new hotels are sprouting from historic sites, as well. One of the most anticipated renovations remains the Richardson Olmsted Complex, the former Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane. Within the renovations for this mixed-use, multipurpose civic campus of public and private activities will also include the first ever Buffalo Architectural Center and Hotel Henry Urban Resort and Conference Center.
"The whole feeling in Buffalo is largely very positive and exciting and it's the same for this project," said Monica Pellegrino Faix, the executive director for the Richardson Olmsted Complex. "It's taking the impossible and making it possible. People in Buffalo are pretty hearty in spirit and have a bogginess that is really paying off."
According to Faix, the Architectural Center will have all of the city's architecture under one roof so tourists don't have to travel all over the town to see why Buffalo architecture is so great.
"It'll be one place to learn about it and see it, which will be a huge benefit to the cultural life," Faix said. "Hotel Henry is going to be a really great mix of honoring the history and making something new and contemporary. This will be a hotel that is different from many, many others."
The Hotel Lafayette, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, is another example. Originally designed by Louise Bethune, the first female in the United States to be officially recognized as a professional architect by the American Institute of Architects, a 2012 rehabilitation project turned this structure around to a mix of banquet and restaurant space, a boutique hotel and apartments.
"The alternative would have been to tear it down and make it a parking lot. The alternative to me was unfathomable," said Rocco Termini, developer of the Hotel Lafayette. "There was only one thing to do, and that was to restore it."
Termini is from Buffalo and used to visit the hotel when the Pan American Grill was a jazz club. According to Termini, he realizes how far the city has come when he sees the rehabilitation of the Hotel Lafayette.
"My honest moment is every morning. There's no building that cannot be restored. People had given up on this building. But no matter how bad the building is, it can be restored and it makes a major influence on downtown."
In Elmwood Village, the InnBuffalo is a nine-suite boutique hotel that was once the former home of industrialist Herbert H. Hewitt and then a rooming house for veterans.
When Ellen and Joe Lettieri purchased the home at an auction in November 2011, they spent close to $1 million to give it new life. This included exposing the hidden woodwork, hand painted stenciling, and 22-karat gold leafing. They also worked with antique dealers to track down and identify bits and pieces of the house that were sold over the years to recreate the mansion as it once was.
"We are a preservation in progress. It's ongoing," Joe Lettieri said. "I jokingly refer to it as All the King's Horses and All the King's Men project. We want to put Humpty Dumpty back together."
As they continue to restore and replicate as much of it as they can to its original state, Lettieri said they discover new things about the history of the house. A high-end antique dealer from Michigan, for example, just recently reached out to Lettieri to offer him the original woodwork and lighting that he had kept in a warehouse for himself.
"This whole project has taken us on a journey. It has really brought into focus, as a life-long Buffalonian, for me, what was going on in Buffalo at the turn of the century … when all these great minds, inventors, were coming to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New York," Lettieri said. "I used to consider myself a self-proclaimed Buffalo Ambassador. Now, it's official and it's a legacy piece for me that I get to share it and change peoples perception of this city." LEL


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