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After spending two hours on a canner load of cardamom-spiced pears, I have plenty of other things to do. But until the last lid sucks in its breath with a tenor pop, leaving the kitchen would be like exiting a concert just as you hear the first notes of your favorite song. Why be in a hurry to go?
On the other hand, it does seem that the same power that prevents watched pots from boiling causes lids to pop when you've almost given up. Then comes one, then another, each pop announcing that all is well.
It's the sound of accomplishment, with a strong undercurrent of relief. The food you've grown, harvested, washed, cut, cooked and canned is safe for a couple of years. So what if next season's crop comes up short? This year's bounty is in the can.
Some may argue that the bigger thrill comes when you open a jar of tomatoes or grape jelly or whatever in January and smell summer for one brief moment. I disagree. The gentle whoosh of a seal opening is nothing compared to the cracking pop of a lid closing itself to the outside world. What a wonder, to be able to cook now and eat a year later. Each pop says that it is done.
I have a suggestion you won't find in canning books: home canners should listen to lids popping as a rewarding ritual to be observed as each batch is set aside to cool. Simply sit for five minutes, giving yourself over to one of the more wondrous sounds of a self-sufficient life. When you take the time to listen, each pop brings a spurt of joy.
Photo by Barbara Pleasant
I know this original post was two years ago, but I just canned my apple butter for the first time tonight and I have been freaking out because I was hearing popping so I googled what it meant! Thanks for your wonderful words that made me feel so excited to hear another one, I only wish I had been counting them!!
Two great sources for all kinds of jar sizes are Zabar's (http://www.zabars.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Zabars-Site/default/Search-Show?DefaultButton=findSimple&q=jar&FromSearch=Search&Submit=Go) and Lehman's (http://www.lehmans.com/shopping/search/searchresultsmain.jsp?fresh=1&searchType=advanced&iMainCat=0&iSubCat=0&attribute14=0&attribute15=0&attribute16=0&RS=1&keyword=jar). Good luck! -Tabitha Alterman, Mother Earth News
Years ago I used some wide mouthed pint and a half jars. I wanted to begin canning again this year, and found out this size is no longer made. Does anyone know where I might find some of these jars? They're the right size for me, and with smaller families and singles, I'm surprised they were discontinued. I've checked out e-bay, but was not successful. Perhaps I didn't search correctly? Any info would help. Thanks!
Can any one tell me why my peaches float to the top? I sometimes have about 1/4 to 1/3 of juice at the bottom of the jar. For the simply syrup, I use 5 1/4 cups of water to about 1 1/2 cup of sugar. I love the popping sound, too!
Hope you have a good pressure canner there, Robert, because that's the only way to can meat. Rather than risking high-value meat to beginner mistakes, you may want to run a batch or two of beans or corn to get the hang of it. One tip I recently learned from a more experienced pressure canner is to take time to gradually increase the heat when using a pressure canner. The lids to a better job of seating themselves when handled this way.
There's no big secret to cardamom-scented pears – just pretend the ground cardamom is cinnamon, and use as much as pleases your taste. Freshly ground cardamom is better, but I use the pre-ground version found among the spices in the bulk section of my natural foods store. Be careful, because cardamom is like nutmeg, in that it's easy to add too much. To reduce sugar without getting floating fruit, I do use a half-ration of Pomona Pectin when canning pears or anything else in syrup. For 8 pints, I would use a half teaspoon of calcium water and about 2 teaspoons of pectin mixed into a cup of sugar. I think I used 1-1/4 cup sugar for 8 pints – just enough to balance the cardamom. You can read more about this method in this article: http://www.motherearthnews.com/Real-Food/2006-06-01/Make-Delicious-Low-sugar-Jams-and-Jellies.aspx
That sound is why I can. Well, also to eat, but if I didn't get that bit of instant gratification, it would not be nearly as fun. It's like a message that I'm doing the right thing by trying to be more self-sufficient, and this is my reward. Good job and all. Also, I second Bridget's comment - I'd love to see your recipe for cardamom-spiced pears. But I might do a bit of experimenting in the meantime. :) We always do mint- and cinnamon-flavored pears.
I'm a Katrina transplant from New Orleans and the Gulf Coast and the mountain life is one I am looking forward to living for many years to come. I have made and sold Hot Pepper Jelly for more than 30 years. We bought 16 acres with 35 naturally organic heirloom apple trees and about 20 young peach trees. We also have a sour cherry, tart plum and lots of blackberries. This summer alone I've canned peaches, beets, made peach preserves, plum preserves, kumquat preserves, blueberry jam, blackberry jam, scuppernong jam, muscadine jam and applesauce. I have always taken time to listen to the satisfying "POP"... always brings a smile to my lips.. I hope to make some apple butter before I have to return to NO for a few weeks. We froze corn and cherries. Eating from the freezer and from our canned goods is a treat for us. I love that we grew, picked, processed and eat our treats. Did not get a garden in this year (spent too much time in NO) but will plant next year in the spring. Farming is hard work and very satisfying!! We ordered a cider press to help take care of the many, many apples!!
Just yesterday, I finished canning a bunch of blackberry jam, and sat here listening to the pops as the seals took - I actually thought about writing something about it, and today I see this! Yes, a wonderful, satisfying sound... ...and now off to can the sliced apples and plum jam!
I am a canner: jams, tomato sauce, and relishes. But nothing is easier than canning apple butter. You put apples, a little cinnamon and sugar in a crock pot, and a tiny bit of water. Cook overnight, and in the morning, a quick blending gives you apple butter! Eat right then or can to save.
I love the sounds of lids popping also. I just canned 6 more quarts of bread and butter pickles and 10 more pints of salsa last night. When finished you sit back and relax and wait for the popping sounds to begin. It is definitely a feeling of accomplishment and pride. I love knowing that no matter what, I'll have all of my canned foods throughout the next year or so.
Cardomom-spiced pears sound wonderful. Where can I find a recipe?
I love canned fruits and jams. Every time I go to my Grandmother's house, I get a jar of Apple Butter because it's my favorite thing that she cans. Nothing says "home" like that.
Funny to see this article. I was so excited to hear the lids pop and now my husband even says, "There goes another one". He is excited too since he is the one picking all the stuff that's being canned.
Thank you so much - I'm going to hang this on my fridge as a reminder of why I am doing this :)


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Virtually all manufacturers offer a Manufacturer warranty on their new A/C equipment. The warranty for standard residential equipment is 10 Years on all parts. In order to qualify for the full 10 year warranty it is of vital importance that the new system is register online with the proper manufacturer within 30 days of the date of installation. The registration process if typically very straight forward and takes only a few minutes of your time but can save you hundreds of dollars in repair costs'.
You will need the following information in order to successfully register your new A/C unit with the proper manufacturer. Be sure when registering your systems you know what type of A/C unit you have so you don't incorrectly register the system and negate the warranty. In order to qualify for a full 10 year manufacturer warranty the property of installation must be a residential address.
Types of systems that Qualify for a 10 year Manufacturer warranty are only on full system installation, this excludes half systems such as Air handler or condenser only. Self-contained outdoor package units count as a full system and would therefore qualify for the full 10 years warranty.
- Your Contact information
- Contractor contact information (Top left side of invoice)
- Indiviual Model and Serial #'s for indoor and outdoor system (Middle portion of invoice hand written)
That's it!
Use the links bellow to register your system with the appropriate manufacturer. Of course if you run into any issues along the way feel free to contact our offices anytime.
Register Your Unit Links:
http://www.lennox.com/owners/register-and- review/product-registration

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Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board.
The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB or Board) implements these Guidelines pursuant to Section 515 of the Treasury and General Government Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2001, Public Law 106-554, and government-wide Guidelines issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), OMB Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity of Information Disseminated by Federal Agencies, 67 FR 8452 (Feb. 22, 2002) (OMB Guidelines). The purpose is to ensure and maximize the quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity of information, including statistical information, disseminated by Federal agencies that are subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act, 44 U.S.C. 3502(1).
As is the intent of OMB's Guidelines, DNFSB's Guidelines will focus primarily on the dissemination of substantive information rather than information pertaining to basic agency operations. The Guidelines also apply to information other parties provide to the Board, if the other parties seek to have the Board rely upon or disseminate this information or if the Board decides to rely upon or disseminate the information.
These Guidelines are suggestions, recommendations, and policy views of the DNFSB. They are not intended to be, and should not be construed as, legally binding regulations or mandates. They do not create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or equity, by any party against the United States, its agencies (including the Board or DNFSB), officers, or employees, or any person.
Changes to the final Guidelines in this notice have been made in response to OMB's comments on the Board's draft Guidelines issued September 17, 2002. No public comments were received by the Board.
The Guidelines are effective October 1, 2002.
The Board will publish its information quality standards on its Web site: http://www.dnfsb.gov.Start Further Info
Joseph Neubeiser, Chief Information Officer, Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, 625 Indiana Avenue, NW., Suite 700, Washington, DC 20004-2901, (202) 694-7000.End Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
Table of Contents:
I. Definitions
II. Information Quality Principles
III. The Board's Role in Public Information Dissemination
IV. The Board's Commitment to Quality Information Dissemination
V. Pre-Dissemination Information Quality Review
VI. Development of Quality Information and Data
VII. Transparency of Underlying Data and Methods
VIII. Integrity of Board Information and Data
IX. Documentation
X. Administrative Mechanism for Seeking Correction of Information
XI. Compliance, Reporting, and Effective Date
Appendix A. Section 515 Administrative Correction Mechanism
I. Definitions
The definitions set forth below are consistent with the definitions provided in the OMB Guidelines. Unless otherwise stated, information dissemination outside the scope of these definitions is not subject to these Guidelines.
A. "Information" means any communication or representation of knowledge such as facts or data, not opinion, in any medium or form. Information includes textual, numerical, graphic, cartographic, narrative, or audiovisual forms. This definition also includes information that the Board disseminates from its Web page, but does not include the provision of hyperlinks to information that others disseminate. This definition does not include Board opinions or conclusions. This definition also does not include information that the Board has indicated is someone's individual opinion.
B. "Dissemination" means agency initiated or sponsored distribution of information intended for the public; excluding:
1. Information not intended for public dissemination;
2. Distribution intended only for government employees or contractors;
3. Procedural, operational, policy, and internal documents prepared for the management and operations of the Board that are not primarily intended for public dissemination;
4. Information designated as "Classified," "Unclassified Controlled Nuclear Information," or "Official Use Only";
5. Outdated or superseded information;
6. Government information intended for intra- or inter-agency use or sharing;
7. Information items intended for inter-agency transmittals or congressional compliance and provided to members of the public as a courtesy (e.g., weekly site representative reports, technical reports, letters);
8. Responses to requests for agency records under the Freedom of Information Act, the Privacy Act, the Federal Advisory Committee Act or other similar law;
9. Other correspondence with individuals or persons not intended for public dissemination, including, but not limited to, written agreements with particular entities or parties, responses to specific requests for advisory opinions or other advice;
10. Press releases, fact sheets, press conferences or similar communications in any medium that announce, support the announcement, or give public notice of information the Board has disseminated elsewhere;
11. Archival records (e.g., library materials);
12. Public filings, including, but not limited to, submissions in rulemakings or other Board proceedings or matters, requests, petitions, applications, supporting materials, etc. The Guidelines do not apply when the Board distributes this information simply to provide the public with quicker and easier access to materials submitted to the Board that are publicly available. This will generally be the case if the Board has not authored the filings, is not distributing the information in a manner that suggests that the Board endorses or adopts the information, and does not indicate in its distribution that it is using or proposing the use of the information to formulate or support a regulation, guidance, or other Board decision or position;
13. Opinions presented to Congress in response to Congressional requests or statutes and not intended for dissemination to the public;
14. Subpoenas or discovery orders issued in proceedings or court litigation, Orders, opinions, amicus, and other briefs. Adjudicative processes also include factual allegations by the staff during the investigative and litigative Start Printed Page 72414phases of cases brought by or participated in by the Board. Because there are well-established procedural safeguards and rights to address the quality of factual allegations and adjudicatory decisions, and to provide persons with an opportunity to contest decisions, these Guidelines do not impose any additional requirements on the Board during adjudicative proceedings and do not provide parties to such proceedings any additional rights of challenge or appeal;
15. Legally required disclosures, notices, or other information disseminated by persons or entities other than the Board, where the text of such disclosures, notices, or information is not explicitly prescribed or specified by the Board itself; and
16. Studies, statements, other issuances, or publications by Board employees, officials, contractors, consultants, or others who may be or have been paid, employed, or retained by the Board, where the issuance or publication is not represented as being an official position of the Board or used by the Board in support of its official position. Conversely, if the Board has directed a third party to disseminate information or retains the authority to review and approve the information upon release, then the Board has sponsored the dissemination of the information and the information may be considered a Board dissemination.
C. "Information dissemination product" means any book, paper, map, machine-readable material, audiovisual production, or other documentary material, regardless of physical form or characteristic, the agency disseminates to the public. This definition includes any electronic document, storage media, or Web page.
D. "Quality" is an encompassing term comprising utility, objectivity, and integrity.
E. "Utility" refers to the usefulness of the information to its intended users, including the public. When transparency of information is relevant for assessing the information's usefulness from the public's perspective, transparency is addressed to the extent practicable and appropriate in the Board's review of the information. There may be legal limitations, however, on the Board's ability to make publicly available the data or methods underlying a particular information dissemination product, and persons seeking access to such data or methods must comply with certain Board requirements and procedures for requesting such access.
F. "Objectivity" involves two distinct elements, presentation, and substance:
1. "Objectivity" includes whether disseminated information is being presented in an accurate, clear, complete, and unbiased manner, including whether the information is presented within a proper context and identifying the source of the disseminated information to the extent possible in light of confidentiality protections, if any. In a scientific, financial, or statistical context, the Board may make supporting data and models publicly available so the public can assess whether there may be reasons to question the objectivity of the sources. Where appropriate, data should have full, accurate, transparent documentation, and error sources affecting data quality should be identified and disclosed to users, subject to any applicable restrictions on disclosure.
2. "Objectivity" also involves a focus on ensuring accurate, reliable, and unbiased information. In a scientific, financial, or statistical context, original and supporting data are normally generated, and the analytic results are normally developed, using sound statistical and research methods.
3. To ensure "objectivity" in instances where the Board is responsible for disseminating "influential scientific, financial, or statistical information," the Board shall ensure transparency of data and methods to facilitate the reproducibility of such information by qualified third parties, consistent with any applicable limitations on disclosure.
4. When relying upon third party information, the Board will notify the public if the disseminated information has not been reviewed by the Board, but that the third party attests that the quality of the information is consistent with the Data Quality Act and the OMB Guidelines;
G. "Integrity" refers to the security of information, i.e., protection of the information from unauthorized access or revision, to ensure that the information is not compromised through corruption or falsification.
H. "Influential," when used in the phrase "influential scientific, financial, or statistical information," means that the Board can reasonably determine that dissemination of information, prepared for public distribution, will have or does have a clear and substantial impact on important public policies or important private sector decisions. Whether a particular Board information dissemination product is "influential" will depend on the nature of the issues for which the Board is responsible and the relationship of the information dissemination product to those issues.
In non-rulemaking contexts, the Board will consider two factors-breadth and intensity-in determining whether information is influential. The Board will consider whether the information affects a broad range of parties. Information that affects a broad, rather than narrow, range of parties is more likely to be influential. The Board will also consider the intensity of the information's impact. Information that has a modest impact on affected parties is less likely to be influential than information that can have a significant impact.
The definition applies to "information" itself, not to decisions that the information may support. Even if a decision or action by the Board is itself very important, a particular piece of information supporting it may or may not be "influential."
I. "Reproducibility" means that the information is capable of being substantially reproduced, subject to an acceptable degree of imprecision. As provided in the OMB Guidelines, this standard does not apply to all agency information or data, but only to "influential scientific or statistical information," if any, disseminated by DNFSB.
1. Original or supporting data: The Board may identify and/or limit the specific types of such data that can practicably be "reproduced," given ethical, feasibility, or confidentiality constraints and, in doing so, may consult, as needed, with relevant scientific and technical communities. The Board shall assure reproducibility for those kinds of original and supporting data according to commonly accepted scientific, financial, or statistical standards.
2. Analytic results relating to original or supporting data: All analytic results shall undergo robustness checks through the Board's rigorous internal quality review process.
3. Analysis of risks to human health, safety, and the environment disseminated by the Board, if any: The Board will apply, as appropriate and feasible, the standards set forth in the Safe Drinking Water Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 300g-1(b)(3)(A), and when promulgating regulations the Board will apply, as appropriate and feasible, the standards set forth in the Safe Drinking Water Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 300g-1(b)(3)(B).
J. "Affected persons" are people who may use, benefit from, or be harmed by the disseminated information. Start Printed Page 72415
II. Information Quality Principles
The following quality principles apply as a matter of policy to information disseminated by the Board:
A. Information that the Board prepares for public dissemination, including factual or statistical data, shall meet basic standards of quality, including objectivity, utility, and integrity.
B. The Board treats information quality as an integral part of achieving its performance goals and shall take appropriate steps to incorporate information quality criteria into information dissemination practices.
C. The specific quality standards that the Board adopts in a particular case shall be appropriate for the type of information being disseminated.
These Guidelines explain how the Board achieves information quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity. The Guidelines also describe the administrative mechanism by which affected persons may seek correction of Board disseminated information that they believe does not comply with Section 515, OMB Guidelines, or Board Guidelines.
III. Board's Role in Public Information Dissemination
Section 315 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001, 42 U.S.C. Section 2286d requires the Board to:
(a) Public availability and comment.
Subject to subsections (g) and (h) and after receipt by the Secretary of Energy of any recommendations from the Board under section 2286a of this title (section 312 of the Atomic Energy Act), the Board promptly shall make such recommendations available to the public in the Department of Energy's regional public reading rooms and shall publish in the Federal Register such recommendations and a request for the submission to the Board of public comments on such recommendations. Interested persons shall have 30 days after the date of the publication of such notice in which to submit comments, data, views, or arguments to the Board concerning the recommendations.
(b) Response by Secretary.
(1) The Secretary of Energy shall transmit to the Board, in writing, a statement on whether the Secretary accepts or rejects, in whole or in part, the recommendations submitted to him by the Board under section 2286a of this title (section 312 of the Atomic Energy Act), a description of the actions to be taken in response to the recommendations, and his views on such recommendations. The Secretary of Energy shall transmit his response to the Board within 45 days after the date of the publication, under subsection (a) of this section, of the notice with respect to such recommendations or within such additional period, not to exceed 45 days, as the Board may grant.
(2) At the same time as the Secretary of Energy transmits his response to the Board under paragraph (1), the Secretary, subject to subsection (h) of this section, shall publish such response, together with a request for public comment on his response, in the Federal Register.
(3) Interested persons shall have 30 days after the date of the publication of the Secretary of Energy's response in which to submit comments, data, views, or arguments to the Board concerning the Secretary's response.
(4) The Board may hold hearings for the purpose of obtaining public comments on its recommendations and the Secretary of Energy's response.
(c) Provision of information to Secretary.
The Board shall furnish the Secretary of Energy with copies of all comments, data, views, and arguments submitted to it under subsection (a) or (b) of this section.
IV. The Board's Commitment to Quality Information Dissemination
In carrying out its functions, the Board strives to ensure that the information it prepares for public dissemination reflects a level of quality appropriate to the anticipated use of the information. The Board disseminates information consistent with applicable disclosure restrictions (e.g., classified information).
V. Pre-Dissemination Information Quality Review
The Board will review the quality (including objectivity, utility, and integrity) of information before it is disseminated and treat information quality as integral to every step of the Board's development of information, including creation, collection, maintenance, and dissemination.
When appropriate, the Board will demonstrate in its Paperwork Reduction Act clearance packages that each information collection will result in information that will be collected, maintained, and used in a way consistent with the OMB and Board information quality standards.
Internal agency review: The Board performs robust internal reviews to ensure information quality—including objectivity, utility, and integrity—before such information is disseminated.
1. Information disseminated to the public by the Board is normally subject to one or more levels of internal staff, supervisory, or Board review for quality before such information may be disseminated.
2. The number of levels of internal quality review applied in a particular case depends on the nature, scope, and purpose of the information to be disseminated.
Public comment: In rulemakings and certain other agency matters (e.g., Recommendations), information or data may also be subject to public comment. This public comment process provides an opportunity for interested parties, including persons who may be most affected by the dissemination, to corroborate or dispute the objectivity, utility, or integrity of the information or data. In these cases, the Board may provide public access to the underlying data or methods used by the Board (e.g., statistical models, assumptions), to the extent the Board deems relevant to information quality and consistent with controlling law.
VI. Development of Quality Information and Data
Information quality is integral to the development of information that will ultimately be disseminated, including its creation, collection, and maintenance. This process shall enable the Board to substantiate the quality of the information it has disseminated through documentation or other means appropriate to the information. The strategies that the Board employs to develop quality information and data include, for example:
A. Using a variety of methods and sources to solicit relevant and reliable information, such as:
1. Voluntary and compulsory methods;
2. Invitations for public comment;
3. Public hearings; and
4. Meetings with public groups, labor representatives and organizations, and industry and professional groups.
B. Soliciting public comment specifically on paperwork burden estimates of information collection activities sponsored by the Board and subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act, if applicable.
C. Conducting independent legal, economic, or statistical research as the Board deems appropriate, using an array of government and private commercial and non-profit databases, agency surveys and questionnaires, etc.
VII. Transparency of Underlying Data and Methods
Consistent with applicable laws, regulations, orders, and policies, the Board shall make underlying data and methods (e.g., sources and assumptions) used for "influential scientific or statistical information" available to the public as is appropriate. OMB Guidelines, para. V.3.b.ii.
Where public access to "influential scientific or statistical" data and methods will not occur due to other compelling interests, the Board shall Start Printed Page 72416apply rigorous checks to analytic results and document what checks were undertaken. The types of these checks, and the level of detail for documentation thereof, shall depend on the nature of the issues for which the Board is responsible. OMB Guidelines, para. V.3.b.ii.B.ii.
To the extent that underlying data or methods are not part of the Board's public record or otherwise published or publicly available, persons seeking access to such data or methods are required to follow applicable Board requirements and procedures for seeking such access. In all cases, the interest in the transparency of the Board's data and methods shall not override other compelling interests such as national security, privacy, trade secrets, intellectual property, and other confidentiality protections. OMB Guidelines, para. V.b.3.ii.B.i.
VIII. Integrity of Board Information and Data
To preserve the integrity of information and data that the Board may ultimately disseminate, the Board takes appropriate measures to ensure that the security of information and data is not compromised while it is being collected, maintained, or used by the agency. OMB Guidelines, para. V.4. These measures are intended to be consistent with legal requirements such as the Computer Security Act, 40 U.S.C. 759; the Government Information Security Reform Act, 44 U.S.C. 3531, et seq.; the Privacy Act, 5 U.S.C. Section 552a; and any other applicable laws, regulations, orders, agreements, or guidance.
These measures extend to Board contractors, consultants, experts or others to the extent such information or data are shared with them on a non-public basis.
IX. Documentation
When necessary or appropriate, the Board substantiates the quality of the information it has disseminated through documentation or other means appropriate to the information. OMB Guidelines, para. III.2.
With respect to pre-dissemination review, this documentation may include intra-or inter-agency memoranda or communications, or other records or materials, including, where applicable, underlying data or methods, demonstrating that the information has been reviewed internally by appropriate agency staff or officials before it is disseminated to the public.
As provided in the OMB Guidelines, the Board will submit a report to OMB describing the number, nature, and resolution of information correction requests by each January 1, beginning in 2004.
X. Administrative Mechanism for Seeking Correction of Information
The Board shall provide and maintain a mechanism in compliance with the OMB Guidelines by which affected persons may seek timely correction of information maintained and disseminated by the Board. See Appendix A for details.
XI. Compliance, Reporting, and Effective Date
The Board's Chief Information Officer, or other designated Board official, shall be responsible for agency compliance with these Guidelines.
The Board shall respond to complaints in a manner appropriate to the nature and extent of the complaint. Examples of appropriate responses include personal contacts via letter or telephone, form letters, press releases, or mass mailings that correct a widely disseminated error or address a frequently raised complaint.
The Board shall submit (and, when required, post on its Web site, publish in the Federal Register, or otherwise make available) all reports, or notice thereof, required by Section 515 and the OMB Guidelines. Such reports shall include an annual fiscal year report submitted to the Director of OMB on the number and nature of complaints, if any, received by the Board regarding agency compliance with the OMB Guidelines and how the agency resolved such complaints. This annual report is to be submitted no later than January 1 following the end of the relevant fiscal year, with the first report due January 1, 2004.
Effective Date: Pursuant to Section 515 and paragraph III.4. of the OMB Guidelines, these Board Guidelines shall become effective October 1, 2002. Previously released information that does not meet the information dissemination requirements of these Guidelines are considered archived information and are not subject to these Guidelines (e.g., DNFSB files, publications available on the Web site). If a particular distribution of information is not covered by these Guidelines, the Guidelines may still apply to a subsequent distribution of the information in which the Board adopts, endorses, or uses the information to formulate or support a regulation, guidance, or other Board decision or position.
A. To the extent these Guidelines prescribe procedures for the pre-dissemination quality review of Board information, such procedures shall apply only to information that the Board first disseminates on or after that date.
B. The Guidelines do not apply to outdated or superseded Board information that is provided as background information but no longer reflects Board policy or influences Board decisions.
C. To the extent these Guidelines prescribe a Board administrative mechanism for affected persons to seek correction of information disseminated by the Board, that mechanism shall apply only to information that the Board disseminates on or after that date, regardless of when the Board first disseminated the information.
Appendix A
Administrative Correction Mechanism
The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB, Board) strives to ensure that the information it disseminates to the public is of the highest quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity. To this end, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the DNFSB have issued Guidelines for ensuring and maximizing the quality of information disseminated by the DNFSB, and in accordance with Section 515 of the Treasury and General Government Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2001, Public Law 106-554 (Section 515). You may view these Guidelines through the following Web link: http://www.dnfsb.gov. Persons affected by non-exempted Board information disseminated on or after October 1, 2002, may request that the Board correct allegedly incorrect information.
How To Seek Correction of Board Information Dissemination Products:
If you are seeking to obtain correction of information disseminated (as defined by the Board's Information Quality Guidelines) by the Board on or after October 1, 2002, because you believe the information does not comply with the Information Quality Guidelines issued by OMB or DNFSB, please submit your request, with the subject "Section 515 Request," by e-mail to: email@example.com
If you send the Board an e-mail, you should know that e-mail is not necessarily secure against interception before it reaches the Board's e-mail system. Therefore, you may prefer instead to deliver or mail your Section 515 request to the following address: Chief Information Officer, C/O Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, 625 Indiana Avenue, NW., Suite 700, Washington, DC 20004.
Whichever method you use, your request must specifically:
- Identify the information you believe does not comply with the OMB or Board Information Quality Guidelines;
- Explain why you believe the information should be corrected. If possible, provide specific recommendations for how the information should be corrected; and
- Describe how you are affected by the alleged information error. Start Printed Page 72417
Requests for correction that are specific and provide evidence to support the need for correction will enable a timely response.
Requesters should be aware that they bear the "burden of proof" with respect to the necessity for correction as well as with respect to the type of correction sought.
To learn how we may disclose any information that you provide, please read our Privacy Policy at http://www.dnfsb.gov/privacy.htm. To submit a correction request through this process, you must be an "affected person" (i.e., someone who may use, benefit from, or be harmed by the disseminated information) and your request must relate to "information" that is "disseminated" by the Board within the meaning of the Board Guidelines.
You may not use these procedures to request correction of matters which are not "dissemination" of information as outlined in Section I.B. of the Board's Guidelines.
How We Will Handle Your Section 515 Request?
Processing Your Initial Request
Once the appropriate Board staff member has received your request, the Board will provide an initial response to your request within 60 calendar days. If the Board is unable to provide an initial response within the 60 day period, the Board will notify you of the estimated date for an initial response. The Board will also provide you with an explanation of why its determination is delayed.
Delay in the Board's response may be required if you modify your original request, if we need to clarify your request, or if we need to consult with other offices or agencies that may have an interest in the matter. The Board shall be solely responsible for determining how to respond to your request.
Initial Board Response
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The dark clouds hovering over the precious metals group seem to be darkening with each passing week since Feb. 2013. Silver seems set for its biggest quarterly loss since 1980 while gold hit the lowest level in 34 months, heading for the worst quarterly slump in at least nine decades. Meanwhile Platinum prices tumbled to the lowest since October 2009. Gold prices slipped 1.7% to $1,180.50, the lowest since August 2010 and down 25% since April 2013, the biggest quarterly slide since at least 1920. Silver prices seem to have hit bottom and are seen trading up 1.9% after hitting $18.18 earlier. Gold has fallen 28% in 2013 as investors sold 583.2 metric tons of gold from ETPs, erasing more than $63 billion in the value of the funds. The 14-day relative-strength index (RSI) on technical charts for gold reached 21.9 on June 26, the lowest since April 16 and below the level of 30 that a rebound may be imminent. Gold prices had jumped from as low as $1,321.95 on April 16 to as high as $1,488.10 on May 3 after the RSI had slipped below 30 in April. Bullion tumbled into a bear market in April, setting off a physical buying frenzy of coins and jewelry around the world at sharply lower prices not seen since long. A lack of accelerating inflation and concern about the strength of the global economy has also been hurting silver, platinum and palladium, which are used more as industrial metals.
Silver Market Investors lose confidence:
A lot of people who bought silver even when down at 25 dollars or 30 dollars an ounce, are probably feeling discouraged. Silver bullion is yet headed for its worst quarter since the Hunt brothers tried to corner the market. Silver plummeted 58% in the first three months of 1980. The collapse came after William Herbert Hunt and brothers, Nelson Bunker and Lamar, bought more than 195 million ounces in the 1970s. In 1988, a federal court found that the three had attempted to illegally corner the market. The gold to silver ratio climbed to 66.4701 this week, the highest since August 2010. The iShares Silver Trust, on Monday, posted a 192-tonne, or nearly 2%, decline to 9,882 tones, its biggest daily drop since June last year. The latest silver ETF redemptions suggest some longer-term investors might have lost confidence and are worried it could mark the beginning of prolonged liquidation similar to those seen in gold investment funds.
The Silver Lining:
There is no doubt that silver trading is extremely volatile and wild price swings do discourage short term traders. Short term investment or trading intraday in silver is surely not for the faint hearted. But now let's look at the other side of silver. In 2012, the U.S. Mint sold 33 million ounces of silver for the entire year. This year, the U.S. Mint is on pace to sell 50 million ounces of silver for the entire year. So far this year they have sold 24.2 Million ounces of silver and the biggest year of sales was only 40 million ounces for 2011.
Silver as an industrial metal has over 10,000 commercial applications. Apart from electrical uses such as switches, multi-layer ceramic capacitors, conductive adhesives, solar cells, heated automobile wind shields, DVD's and electronic gadgets, silver also has many medicinal applications. The amount of silver consumed annually and bought for investment exceeds currently exceeds total annual mining output and has for years. That gap has been filled by sellers willing to sell from existing inventories and as prices rise. Both industrial and investment demand for silver is growing in excess of the annual increase in mining production growth. The available inventory is low and will get even tighter over time. These two factors will lead to a continued tighter supply-demand situation going forward, leading to higher prices - much higher than previously ever seen.
I would like to draw your attention to some important aspects and views regarding silver Investment and the price of silver. The following is an excerpt from a recent article that caught my attention...
16% of domestic silver production was destroyed with the Kennecott Mine collapse in April. The US produces about 40 million ounces a year total in domestic mine production. 5 million of that came from the Kennecott Mine in Utah and that is now buried under 165 million tons of rock. So since the US Mint must only use domestic mine production for the Eagle program, we will use every ounce we produce just for these coins. Forget about the thousands of uses for industrial silver, and now there is a huge gash in the American Silver productive capacity.
These lower paper prices are not going to bring on more production… The true cost of mining silver is much higher when you use real cash costs. Miners are not going to produce, only to sell at a loss. They will simply not produce, hold for higher prices or go out of business. Which once again might be part of the plan. If you are logical, this may be part of the plan, to buy these assets on the cheap before the collapse of the dollar.
We have been here before… I sat through the grueling 2008 silver collapse. I listened to all the silver naysayer's bash silver then. They are once again fluffing their feathers. They said that silver was done and that you should sell. The biggest money historically, has not been chasing trends, but seeing where the world is going to go and buy right and sit tight.
Silver is way below its nominal record price of $50 in 1980. It is even further below the government inflation adjusted level of $135. And if you use REAL inflation adjusted numbers, like Shadowstats, the REAL 1980 inflation adjusted price of silver would have to be $450! Silver is a precious and depleting resource and when you look at the price of housing, cars, education, food, energy, taxes, insurance back in the 1980?s, it is insane to think that silver is so cheap on any level especially, when the uses of silver have skyrocketed since the 1980's. It is now used in technology on a massive scale and is even now said to cure cancer. Heck, they did not even have Silver Eagle sales back then, or the Silver Bullet Silver Shield for that matter.
This time it is going to be much larger! None of the problems from the 2008 Banking Crisis have been solved. In fact it is orders of magnitudes worse. What started out as an institutional problem, is now a sovereign nation problem. This collapse will not be a puny multi - billion Dollar Corporation like AIG disintegrating, it will be the Trillion dollar economies of the nations of the world and the Quadrillion dollar derivative monster markets cracking apart. There is no financial, political or social safety net left. We destroyed all of that in 2008 and are on a debt based junkie delusion.
The collapse of currencies will affect every counter-party debt based asset in the world - Your cash, stocks, bonds, Real Estate, pensions, insurance, all of it. The collapse of financial contracts will lead to the collapse of all political and social contracts. The Anger Phase of humanity is coming and only real assets with no counter party risk will be worth anything. Most commodities have storage or degradation issues leaving only precious metals as a real store of wealth.
The historical stockpiles of silver are destroyed. We know implicitly that gold has been treasured and kept secure. While silver has been used and abused as a cheap, industrial metal like tin. Since the price of silver has been under attack since the Crime of 1873, silver has been used in such small quantities that it has been destroyed. The US government in 1950 had 5 billion ounces of silver in its strategic stockpile, now it has ZERO. So if gold and silver come out of the ground at a 1:9 ratio and gold has been treasured and silver stockpiles destroyed, logic would dictate that the end of this silver bull market will find the gold to silver ratio BELOW 1:9 and I think it will come close to a 1:1. Either way, we are a long way away from those levels which makes silver so exciting right now.
It is the destruction of huge stockpiles like this that explains the decade long supply deficit to the growing demand of silver. Do not forget that we are only 7 years away from the United States Geological Survey's prediction that if we continue to consume silver at these rates, silver would be the first metal to become extinct. When I challenged the USGS on that statement, they said that only a massive revaluation of silver to bring on more production and wiser use of silver would stop the extinction. I don't think we will ever run out of silver, but I do believe that the free market will crush this paper manipulation and that anyone holding physical silver on that day will then have a lottery ticket in real value.
Another interesting article from Zerohedge that I read today, mentioned some of the sentiments on silver (and not gold) that I concur and share. Mentioned therein is a view that silver may soon follow gold on the upside, though eventually outperform gold - whereas I am of the view that, surely silver may soon rebound to exceptional highs and outperform gold by far but, as a leader and not the follower. I could be wrong - Well, Time will tell....
Presenting below an excerpt from the same for reasons on silver.
Are Silver and Gold finding a Bottom?
Gold and Silver appear to be in the process of finding a bottom; however, the price action could continue to be choppy in the coming weeks. Ultimately Citi's FX Technicals group, expects both precious metals to move much higher in the long term with the potential for Silver to be the outperformer, as was the case from 2008 to 2011. The most important thing to note is that whether we are seeing a pattern more like 2008 or the 1970s, we do not see this as just the beginning of a bear market in Gold; rather, this should simply be another correction in the upward trend. This would be similar to what we saw in both of those time periods (a deep correction setting up for the next move higher which would take Gold higher by multiples). We still remain of the bias that Gold will find a bottom soon and that in doing so it will form the base for a new leg higher which can take Gold to our target of $3,400 - $3,500 by 2016. Before we get there, though, we may need to see more stresses to riskier asset markets. As we have previously seen, moves higher in Gold are accelerated by either:
Global stresses - Europe and China come to mind as potential catalysts, with the possibility of another Euro crisis becoming more real as highlighted in Chart of the Week. The potential for tapering by the Fed has shown just how sensitive asset markets are and how easily panic selling can take place.
Increasing balance sheets of Central Banks / debt levels of governments - "taper talk" is still just talk and even when/should it begin, there is no plan to actually reduce the size of the Fed's balance sheet; meanwhile, other major Central Banks are still in the process of accommodating or increasing their balance sheets. On the debt side, there is no indication that any major economy is actually reducing the size of outstanding debt any time soon. This might actually suggest that when Gold begins to rally again, the price change in other currencies may be greater than that in USD (a topic we will likely revisit in the future). These dynamics continue to suggest to us that the long term trend of higher Gold prices is very much intact.
Silver should also follow suit as it attempts to find a bottom. Once it recovers, it may actually be the outperformer of the two…
As with Gold, we think the correction in Silver should end up being similar in magnitude to that seen in 2008. The 60% correction would suggest Silver bottoming around $19.75, though it has already overshot that level. However, as with Gold, our bias is that Silver is in the process of bottoming before a more aggressive move higher, such as that seen after the correction in 2008. That suggests a move in Silver to over $100 by 2016. The Gold/Silver ratio shows that in the correction of 2008, Silver severely underperformed Gold (correcting 60% versus 34%). Then as both moved higher, Silver outperformed, rallying 488% versus 181% for Gold.
This correction again has seen Gold do better (less badly?) and the ratio is approaching resistance around 67, the 76.4% retracement of the 2009-2011 move lower. If Gold and Silver are bottoming, as we expect, than it would not be surprising for the ratio to begin to turn around the resistance area as well. This would mean Silver could once again be the outperformer over the next few years.
Do you need any more reasons to own silver?
Disclosure: I am long SLV, GLD. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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A couple of trailer for "Silver Linings Playbook" have already shown us the kind of charm we can expect from the upcoming David O. Russell movie, but the first clip form the film just debuted, giving us an even better sense of the characters and the story.
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Life doesn't always go according to plan… Pat Solitano (Bradley Cooper) has lost everything–his house, his job, and his wife. He now finds himself living back with his mother (Jacki Weaver) and father (Robert DeNiro) after spending eight months in a state institution on a plea bargain. Pat is determined to rebuild his life, remain positive and reunite with his wife, despite the challenging circumstances of their separation. All Pat's parents want is for him to get back on his feet–and to share their family's obsession with the Philadelphia Eagles football team. When Pat meets Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), a mysterious girl with problems of her own, things get complicated. Tiffany offers to help Pat reconnect with his wife, but only if he'll do something very important for her in return. As their deal plays out, an unexpected bond begins to form between them, and silver linings appear in both of their lives.
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- Thu Oct 11, 2018 3:38 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: mission queries
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mission queries
It sounded so easy. Use Xephyr's mission example topic for reference and blend the Juan mission with the Fleet supplies mission and create a simple new mission! Mostly working. Just as couple of things I can't work out. The mission runs from Fleet settlements in the Loyal Fleet Settlements mod. On s...
- Thu Oct 11, 2018 3:33 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: finding jettisoned cargo crates on creation help please
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finding jettisoned cargo crates on creation help please
The Commander's Log mod records the uninstalled items in most stations. This is meant to include abandoned cargo crates, &stGenericCargoCrate;, created by the player when they jettison from the cargo hold. All other stations have their uninstalled items recorded when the player undocks from them. Th...
- Thu Oct 11, 2018 3:30 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: detecting system map use query
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detecting system map use query
Is there a way of detecting when a system map ROM has been used or is being used in a system? It would be good if the Commander' s Log mod could show the player if a map ROM, either civilian or military, has been used in a system. This would save the player either guessing or making a note somewhere...
- Thu Oct 11, 2018 3:28 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: adding Benedict to other adventures query
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- Views: 94
Re: adding Benedict to other adventures query
The Network is indeed a separate adventure. I can't make adding the module filenames work. It looks like the game is always trying to find the modules in the Network folder even though they are available in the game. The adventure uses the Human Space Library but can't find anything in StarsOfThePil...
- Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:13 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: finding lists in lists code help please
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- Views: 113
Re: finding lists in lists code help please
Is entryToAdd a global variable that you aren't clearing each time, by any chance? Aah, yes. That's it. Using 'enum' twice with three items is giving 6 results added to each other. Usually I have something like (setq entryToAdd Nil) just above 'lnkAppend' code but I can't see that working here. Als...
- Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:08 am
- Forum: The Drawing Board
- Topic: Commander's Log - Captains' Log copy
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- Views: 40
Commander's Log - Captains' Log copy
Here's a mod with a basic version of the Captain's Log "Find" feature. Fortunately without the bugs (although there may be a few in there of my making!). There is a screen for each known system and for each system the numbers and types of station (known only) are displayed. There is also a more deta...
- Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:04 am
- Forum: Ideas & Suggestions
- Topic: Thoughts on ships and armor mass
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- Views: 269
Re: Thoughts on ships and armor mass
As someone pointed out elsewhere, the Wolfen already has a massive advantage in that it can outrun nearly everything in the game. So some restrictions make sense. Cutting armor segment numbers would be a big disadvantage but the ship would still be fast regardless. Limiting weapons would be another ...
- Fri Oct 05, 2018 5:48 am
- Forum: Transcendence Tech Support
- Topic: Combining Steam and Multiverse
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- Views: 79
Re: Combining Steam and Multiverse
I asked the same thing! https://forums.kronosaur.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8360 PM or email George (there's a [email protected].... email address on one of the websites somewhere) and, to quote 0xABCDEF, "ask George to get a Multiverse code for your Steam copy". It might take a while, he's fairly busy. I think...
- Tue Oct 02, 2018 6:47 am
- Forum: Official Extensions
- Topic: The Backroads — an alternate route
- Replies: 158
- Views: 32759
Re: The Backroads — an alternate route
Had a God-look and decompiled the code. The Monolith class cruiser was the one that took forever to get through the armor and then hull-died quickly. But it's relative. 16 heavy ithalium armor. They. Just. Will. Not. Die! I couldn't recognize the 'broadside' attack ship from the images. Not the Obel...
- Tue Oct 02, 2018 6:44 am
- Forum: Modding Reference
- Topic: The debug console and UNIDs
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- Views: 40
The debug console and UNIDs
From game version 1.8b3.3. First off, you cannot use the &itArtificialPlasma; format for UNIDs in the debug console. That format gives an error; (typGetProperty &itArtificialPlasma; 'name) Line 1: Mismatched open parenthesis However a workaround for this was provided not long ago (hat-tip to 0xABCDE...
- Tue Oct 02, 2018 6:38 am
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: various questions and stuff
- Replies: 27
- Views: 1746
Re: various questions and stuff
Looking at the 'angry' functions. (objGetProperty theObj 'angry) sometimes returns a number regardless of theObj being angry/not angry at the player. I can't detect any pattern. Is this meant to be a countdown? And if so is it broken? Many versions ago stations would return to being friendly after a...
- Wed Sep 19, 2018 1:57 am
- Forum: Announcements
- Topic: 1.8 Beta 3 is Ready!
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- Views: 6653
Re: 1.8 Beta 3 is Ready!
Thanks for the options on objHas/RemoveItem. That'll make working with items much easier. And a thanks to NMS for the objSet/GetProperty 'explored contribution. Already tried it out. It works great. New Corporate shipyard looks excellent. Images that use thin transparent girder-like parts always loo...
- Wed Sep 19, 2018 1:00 am
- Forum: Official Extensions
- Topic: The Backroads — an alternate route
- Replies: 158
- Views: 32759
Re: The Backroads — an alternate route
Tried the Naginata. The intro screens where you select ship devices are very clever. Nice one. (I'm gonna try and use that code too, TIA :D). Also seen the device extensions (two anyway). Great idea. And I see why you want 'broadside' attack now as well. That ship is devastating (not sure which one ...
- Fri Sep 14, 2018 3:17 am
- Forum: Mod Announcements
- Topic: Item Information List
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- Views: 76
Item Information List
SOTP, CC and EP. A mod which adds items to a tabbed list as they are seen in the game. This list can be seen by selecting "Item Information" in the Ship's Interior dockscreen. Designed to let beginners check back on items they have seen previously. Requires game version 1.7 or higher. http://xelerus...
- Wed Sep 05, 2018 4:27 am
- Forum: Modding Reference
- Topic: Function List — 1.8b2 (API 41)
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- Views: 1039
Re: Function List — 1.8b2 (API 41)
Adding a zip file containing three .rtf files called, CRITERIA, NAME FLAGS AND PROPERTIES. CRITERIA.rtf contains a list of functions from the function list which use criteria and which criteria these functions accept. Same with NAME FLAGS.rtf and PROPERTIES.rtf. I got tired of scrolling down the who...


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APS Screening for Women
Antiphospholipid Syndrome, known as APS or Hughes Syndrome, is more common than Parkinson's disease and equivalent to multiple sclerosis. However, most people have not heard of APS.
It is the leading cause in miscarriages, and 1 in 6 strokes, heart attacks & DVT's in people under 50 are caused by APS. It is more common in women, yet it does not get discovered unless someone suffers a stroke/blood clot, and are lucky enough to be tested for his condition - but, not everyone is tested.
Females who have the condition, and are put on the contraceptive pill, is a recipe for disaster, and a fatality waiting to happen.
Like myself, I was placed on the contraceptive pill at age 16 by my GP, and at aged 20 I almost died from a large blood clot in my brain.
Following this, after testing, I was diagnosed with APS and placed on life-long warfarin treatment.
I would like to petition for all females to be screened of APS before being put on the contraceptive pill.
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City Samaritans will be working throughout the festive period to assist anyone who needs help at a time of year when loneliness can really hit home.
Volunteers at the Sheffield branch of the Samaritans will be available to talk round-the-clock, just like every other day of the year, on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. The charity said the pressure to have a good time at Christmas can magnify some people's sense of isolation.
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My children are ruder than I was growing up. My children say things to me that I never would have considered saying to my parents because I was afraid of being slapped in the face. My children do not have that fear. They know that, regardless of what they say, they are going to be loved unconditionally. Although many would consider my children disrespectful at times, I happen to love their candor. Along with that rudeness is also genuine happiness and affection. Although I may have been a polite child at all times, those genuine feelings of bliss were also masked in my childhood. Personally, I prefer the real.
Today's children are definitely ruder than they were 20 years
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Sweet Home Anniversary
The Sweet Home Baptist Church will celebrate its 153rd Anniversary at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8. The Rev. Charles Biggs will be the guest minister of the St. Stephen Baptist Church of San Antonio.
Pastor and Wife Anniversary
The New St. James Baptist Church will celebrate its Pastor Rev. A.J. Malone Jr. and wife 9th Anniversary at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8 at 302 A. J. Malone Dr. in Seguin.
Bible Study Series
The Grace Family Bible Church will offer a six-week Bible Study Series: The Unclean Spirits, with Bro. Scott Mitchell each Wednesday night at 7 p.m. from Oct. 11 through Nov. 1. in the back of Southwest Preparatory Academy located at E. Walnut St. and Tieman Road. For more information call 830-305-0758.
Women's Revival
The Bethel Pentecostal Church of Christ will host its Women's Revival at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11 through Friday, Oct. 13. at 834 N. Guadalupe St. in Seguin. There will be services at 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15. The guest speaker will be Apostle Pamula Hicks from Wilmington, Delaware. The theme is "There Shall Be Glory After This."
Annual Picnic in the Park
The Greater Second Baptist Church will host its Annual Picnic in the Park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14 at Park West. All members past and present are encouraged to attend.
Men's Day Program
The Refuge III, COOLIC will its Fourth Annual Men's Day Program at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14 at 7491 Elm Creek Road in Seguin. For more information call 830-401-0116.
Oktoberfest/Hurricane Harvey Relief.
The Triumphant Lutheran Church will have its Annual Oktoberfest from 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14 at 21315 Bat Cave Road in Garden Ridge. Featured are homemade brisket and sausage meals at $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. There will be live music by the Bohemian Dutchmen, and children's activities and two auctions. For more information call 210-651-9090 or visit triumphantlutheran.org. Proceeds will benefit the youth program and Hurricane Harvey Relief.
Anniversary Service
The Clearview Baptist Church will have its Pastor and Wife 8th Anniversary Service at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15 at 2287 Wade Road in Kingsbury. The guest speaker is Pastor Alvie Young and guests from the Live Oak Baptist Church in New Braunfels. For more information call 830-865-0109.
Annual Harvest Day
The Greater Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church will be celebrating its Annual Harvest Day at 3 p.m. Oct. 15. The guests will be Rev. Earnest Powell and the Zion Fare Baptist Church of La Vernia.
Know Your Bible Series Part 2
There will be a free Know Your Bible Series Part 2 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. every Thursday until Thursday, Oct. 26 at the Seguin Public Library. From more information call 830-549-7658. Classes are not affiliated or endorsed by the Seguin Public Library.
Women of Worth
There will be a Women of Worth Women's Conference from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 at Second Baptist Church. The theme is "Standing on God's Promises." Registration will be held from 8 to 8:45 a.m. The featured speakers are Minister Paula King-Harper, Sis. Sheila Roberts, and Sis. Linda Shuler. The cost is a $10 donation and there will be door prizes and lunch will be served. For more information call 830-379-4242.
Harvest Festival
The Redeemer United Church (UCC) will have its Harvest Festival beginning with worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 22 at Bexar Hall. Turkey dinner plates are $9 each with drive thru available at 11 a.m. and dine-in beginning at 11:30 a.m. There will also be an auction, raffle, country store, bake sale, and children's games. For more information call 830-914-2168 or visit redeemerucc.com.
Church Anniversary
The Greater Second Baptist Church will celebrate its 41st Anniversary at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22. The guests will be Pastor Joel C. Allen and the New Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in San Antonio.
Fall Festival
The Hilcrest Church will have its Fall Festival from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31. There will be free food, popcorn, soda, mechanical bull, gladiator joust, bounce houses, rock climbing wall, pumpkin patch, giveaways, and more.
Craft Show
The Redeemer United Church of Christ will have its Craft Show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, November 4 at 7415 Gin Road in Marion. To rent an available outside booth email firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information call 830-914-2168.
Parenting Seminar
The Wayland Baptist University's Counseling program will host a free Parenting Seminar from 8:30 a.m. to noon Friday, Nov. 10. at 1672 Independence Dr. Suite 150 in New Braunfels. For more information and to RSVP call 830-312-7173.
Clothing Ministry
The Refuge III Clothing Ministry continues to give away clothing, some furniture, dishes, and other items. For further information call 830-303-3205 or 830-303-6478.
Alcoholics Anonymous
The Seguin Primary Purpose Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7 p.m. Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at the St. Andrews Episcopal Church located at 315 S. Crockett St. in Seguin. For more information call 830-386-0334.
Men's Bible Study Group
A Men's Bible Study Group meets every Tuesday from 7 to 8 a.m. in the Cascades Cafe of the Guadalupe Region Medical Center. The Bible Study is open to all men interested in learning more about the Bible and how to apply it's teachings to life today. For more information call Bob Sebesta at 830-372-1397.
Evening Prayer Time
The Faith Lutheran Church located at 1326 E. Cedar St. in Seguin offers evening prayer time on Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. This is an informal time of prayer where people can pray aloud or silently.
Alzheimer's Support Group
The First United Methodist Church offers an Alzheimer's Support Group to caregivers of Alzheimer's and Dementia patients on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in the First United Methodist Church Parlor located at 710 N. Austin Street in Seguin.
Parents Helping Parents
Parents Helping Parents provides parents with information, guidance and support every Wednesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church located at the corner of King St. and Walnut St. in Seguin. The program begins with a light meal at 5:30 p.m. A nursery and programs for children and youth is also provided. The program sponsored by Methodist Healthcare Ministries is free and all parents and grandparents are invited. Call 830-372-1397 for more information.
GriefShare Support Group
There will be GriefShare seminars and a support group for people experiencing grief and loss from 6 to 8 p.m. on Fridays at New Braunfels Bible church located at 652 Loop 337 in New Braunfels. For more information call 830-624-8288 or 210-275-4888.
Seguin Prayer & Bible Ministry
The inter-denominational Seguin Prayer & Bible Ministry meets at 5 p.m. each Saturday at the Silver Center.
Free Bible Courses
The World Bible School is offering free Bible correspondence courses. Answer questions from the Bible and send in for grading. Visit studygod.info or call 830-560-9019 for more information.
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Javelina Jundred, Don't You Worry Mother
Don't you worry mother, don't you worry now (Yes, I'm a big Swedish House Mafia fan and like to change lyrics to make them fit my circumstances). On March 1st, 2014, the Javelina Jundred 100 Mile Ultramarathon in Fountain Hills, Arizona opened registration. Not long after the opening of registration, I received my email that said I am now registered for the 2014 Javelina Jundred, let the journey begin.
As many of you know, I have chased adrenaline rushes since graduating college. The 100 mile race is the next step in my adrenaline chasing. I had attempted to get into Western States 100 via the lottery, but was unsuccessful. So, my plan for 2014 turned to finding a qualifying race for Western States 100. The Javelina Jundred fit the bill perfectly.
I'm sure that as my mother is reading this she is fidgeting and semi-annoyed. She and my family in general have a love-hate relationship with my adrenaline chasing. They love that it brings me happiness and they love sharing in my accomplishment. However, they hate the anxiety that it brings them, especially when they are 3000 miles away watching a computer screen, hoping the blip they are tracking doesn't stop moving.
In these endurance races it is often memories of families and friends that gets me through as well as the thought of them fretting over my race. I'm positive they worry about it far more than I, as I typically see it as another fun adventure. Last year I had many of my close friends and family members send me songs with memories attached to them. I then uploaded these songs to my iPod Shuffle to listen to during my first 50 mile ultramarathon, Leona Divide. It was amazing. Every song that came on brought with it an emotional memory that helped pull me through.
The most memorable moment was at mile 42 when I was completely spent. I rolled into one of the last aid stations where my sister's in-laws were awaiting me, my loyal crew. They had huge smiles on their faces and it brought me back to life. What elevated me further was them telling me of well wishes from family far away. As I left the aid station, Be Still by The Killers came on my iPod. My mother immediately came to mind. At that same moment, 3000 miles away a Mumford and Sons song came on and she immediately thought of her baby boy traversing the Pacific Crest Trail. I went from walking/barely jogging to 8:00min/mile pace uphill. I put the song on repeat for the next hour and fifteen minutes and finished just under 10 hours. It was amazing.
I know that Javelina Jundred will hold similar experiences, trials, joys, and tribulations for me. I look forward to embracing the struggle and pain as that is what I cherish the most. It's never about the finish or the time, it is what I learn about myself that matters most. Javelina Jundred will be another learning experience and way for me to express the joy I find in running. To all my friends, family, and readers, I'd love it if you could send me songs with memories attached to them to keep me going through the night in the Arizona Desert.
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Tangent. Sort of.
This has something to do with measurement and everything to do with internal communications, so bear with me.
Between you and me, I'm against planted questions at Town Halls and other internal meetings. If people are not curious or comfortable enough to ask a question, we should know that and address it. (That's the measurement part.) I've never seen any evidence that planted questions "prime the pump" for additional questions. I have seen planted questions blow up when the setup was exposed. It can seriously undermine attendees' faith in what they are hearing and seeing.
One officer I worked for years ago would ask for questions at the end of his monthly video call with staff. If there were none or only one he would slowly say "I can't believe that there are no more questions. Just one question? No one has any questions about our company?" He didn't have to go on very long before questions started to come up. It's so much about a leader's perceived interest in actually addressing issues. Planted questions, I think, send the message that leadership is not interested in real questions, but in the perception of real questions. And let's face it -- the questions we dream up to plant just sound phoney. "What can I do to help drive additional market share?" "How do you think our values contributed to our good third-quarter results?" Ugh.
If leaders really want to answer questions they can be coached to elicit them.
OK, I'm climbing down off my soap box.
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AMARILLO, Texas (AP) - The nation's top quarter horse group has filed a notice of appeal to topple a ruling that requires it to begin allowing cloned animals to be added to its breeding registry.
The Amarillo, Texas-based American Quarter Horse Association filed its notice of appeal on Monday in Amarillo. It's appealing a federal jury's verdict last month that it conspired to keep cloned horses from its breeding registry.
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This is the awkward moment Fergie knew the Manchester derby was over for United
WHEN Sir Alex Ferguson shakes his head at a performance you know you're in trouble.
With seconds to go in what was a pulsating Manchester derby at Old Trafford the legendary Red Devils boss boss's emotions got the better of him.
Manchester City were 2-1 up and Fergie's old side looked short of ideas at how to get back into the game under new boss Jose Mourinho.
With the camera trained on him, Fergie gently shook his head.
Of course, we will never know for sure what exactly caused him to show his emotions so clearly.
But the fact remains, United have never repeated the feats which Ferguson achieved since the famous Scot retired from the club.
The footage emerged as fans of the rival clubs clashed on the streets on Manchester.
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The most important and one of the most widely published authors of African descent in the English-speaking world of the eighteenth century, Equiano helped found the genre of the slave narrative when he published The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African. Written by Himself in London in March 1789. The Interesting Narrative is a spiritual autobiography, captivity narrative, travel book, adventure tale, slavery narrative, economic treatise, apologia, and argument against the transatlantic slave trade and slavery.
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CaliforniaMama Thursday Aug 4 08:51 AM
August 4, 2011 Man Bites Shark
I didn't realize until yesterday that it is shark week, so here you go!
GunMaster357 Thursday Aug 4 09:23 AM
Would it be possible to have a small slice of it? Preferably with some wasabi?
CaliforniaMama Thursday Aug 4 11:15 AM
How do I get the quotes to show up below the image rather than showing on top?
CaliforniaMama Thursday Aug 4 11:15 AM
Shark fin soup anyone?
lupin..the..3rd Thursday Aug 4 01:16 PM
This is far more tasty than a hair castle. Mmmmm.
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Though there have been a few with Mountain Dew in them that called to me like Sirens.
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Oh and ... DOLPHIN!
Trilby Friday Aug 5 05:49 AM
Speaking of dolphins -
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ZenGum Saturday Aug 6 03:01 AM
I was going to say that the only people killed by vending machines are idiots who are doing things to the vending machines which they ought to know they shouldn't do ... but that seems to apply to many of the people killed by sharks, too. Hmmm.
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