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A quick reminder for you all that the PSN is to undergo essential network maintenance this after noon. Login will be disabled from 16:30 BST until 07:00 tomorrow morning, although you should remain signed into the service if you logged on beforehand. Some PSN services will not be operational during this time, however, including access to the following:
- PlayStation Store on PS3 and PSP.
- PlayStation Network Account Management.
- PlayStation Network Account Registration.
Perhaps worryingly, there's no mention of a concrete return for the Playstation Store, although Sony have stated that it should be back in business by the end of the week.
'We have been conducting additional testing and further security verification of our commerce functions in order to bring the PlayStation Network completely back online so that our fans can again enjoy the first class entertainment experience they have come to love,' said Kaz Hirai, Sony's Executive DP. 'We appreciate the patience and support shown during this time.'
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More than half the fish sold in Southern California found to be mislabeled; for what's sold as red snapper, the figure is 100 percent.
Studies can be manipulated. Statistics, even ones that are accurate, can be misunderstood, out of context.
Famously, for instance, even the greatest hitters in baseball – even Dodger Matt Kemp, leading the major leagues – fail to reach first base most of the time that they come to the plate.
Does that make Kemp, who most of the time is a failure, a lousy hitter? Of course not. He is to be compared to his peer group, not to perfection.
So when we see a study on a consumer issue that shows that literally 100 percent of the time we are being defrauded at the cash register by being sold a product that is not what it is labeled, well, that's a study we want to pay attention to.
The advocacy group Oceana, which keeps an eye on seafood and sustainable fisheries, found this week that 100 percent of what was labeled red snapper in Southern California grocery stores and restaurants was not, in fact, red snapper. Every single time, from butcher counter to sushi bar, the fish was mislabeled. Much of the time, the snapper was actually either farmed tilapia or fish-stick staple pollock.
Real red snapper has been overfished and largely unavailable for years. But that's no excuse for this overwhelming consumer fraud.
Fully 55 percent of the 119 fish samples purchased were misidentified, according to Oceana. Rockfish is often called snapper as well. Yellowtail is called mahi mahi. That's not Dover sole on your plate – it's often arrowtooth flounder. Farmed salmon is pawned off as "wild caught." Perhaps worst of all, fish called "white tuna" is often escolar, a snake mackerel that can cause diarrhea.
Your corner sushi bar is worse than your corner fishmonger: 87 percent of the 10 types of fish from 21 sushi restaurants were mislabeled.
The retailers and restaurateurs blame the wholesale purveyors. The big guys blame the fact that most seafood is imported, and that they have to trust the catchers. The Food and Drug Administration says it's working with United States Customs on better inspections. The agency also says consumers should beware of unusually low prices for fish they know should cost more.
Sure, buyer beware. Over-regulation is terrible for the economy. But we rely on the FDA to protect our health and to enforce truth in labeling. One hundred percent is just wrong.


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Stocks edged lower on Thursday as investors locked in gains after a rally Wednesday, which was spurred by a deal by U.S. lawmakers to avert a "fiscal cliff" of austerity measures that had been due to kick in this year.
Losses were limited, however, by better-than-expected data that showed U.S. private-sector employers added 215,000 jobs in December. That was well above economists' expectations for a gain of 133,000 jobs, according to a Reuters survey.
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"The report now sets the stage as we expect a strong non-farm payroll reading on Friday," said Andrew Wilkinson, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak & Co in New York
The ADP report beat forecasts partly due to "a snapback from (superstorm) Sandy, although we prefer to stick to our line of thought that says the economy is gaining momentum rather than losing it regardless of the impact of fiscal talks in Washington," he said.
The key payrolls report is due on Friday. A Reuters survey forecasts non-farm payrolls rose to 150,000 last month, from 146,000 in November.
A separate report Thursday showed the number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week, but the data was too distorted by year-end holidays to offer a clear read of labor market conditions.
The Dow Jones industrial average was down 45.92 points, or 0.34 percent, at 13,366.63. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 3.62 points, or 0.25 percent, at 1,458.80. The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 8.15 points, or 0.26 percent, at 3,104.11.
Wall Street began the new year Wednesday with a rally and their best performance in more than a year, sparked by a last-minute deal in Washington to avert a fiscal cliff of automatic massive tax hikes and spending cuts that, in the worst-case scenario, would have hurt the nation's economic growth.
The minutes of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting last month will be released at 2:00 p.m. EST (1900 GMT). The minutes will give details on the discussions of the Federal Open Market Committee's December 11-12 meeting.
U.S. retailer Costco Wholesale Corp reported a better-than-expected 9 percent rise in December sales at stores open at least a year, mainly helped by an additional sales day in the reporting period. Costco shares rose 1.3 percent to $102.80.
Gap Inc will buy women's fashion boutique Intermix Inc for $130 million to enter the luxury clothes market, the Wall Street Journal reported. The stock rose 3 percent to $32.28.
Family Dollar Stores Inc reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit as its emphasis on selling more everyday items like cigarettes and soft drinks put pressure on margins. The stock fell 12 percent to $56.47.
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Artichoke, Tomato and Asiago Focaccia
Chef's Note
"High moisture flat breads like focaccia can be temperamental when it comes to humidity. You may find you need to add more milk or flour to get the right consistency. The instructions are written with a beginner in mind; this recipe is not as intimidating as it looks. A quick note on measuring: I use sifted flour, and sift it right into the measuring cup. If you tend to scoop yours up out of the bag, start with less, as it may be more compacted."
READY IN:4hrs 30mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup milk
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fast rising yeast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 cup canned or jarred artichoke heart
- 1⁄4 cup sun-dried tomato, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup grated asiago cheese
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- Scald the milk, and cool to lukewarm, not too hot, or it will kill the yeast (about 100F).
- Mix flour, yeast, oil and milk in a medium bowl, cover and let rest for 20 minutes.
- Sprinkle on salt and mix dough in an electric mixer with dough hook on low medium speed, adding flour as needed until it is sticky and stretchy, and comes away from the sides of the bowl. (You can knead by hand, it will just take longer.).
- Let dough rest, covered, 30 minutes, knead again for about 5 minutes. The dough should be very sticky, but hold together in a ball.
- Rinse and drain artichoke hearts, and finely chop.
- Mix artichokes, tomatoes, and cheese, set aside.
- The tomatoes will absorb any excess moisture from artichokes and soften nicely.
- Let the dough rise until doubled, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
- Scrape out onto a floured countertop or large cutting board.
- Shape the dough into a rough rectangle.
- Roll with a floured rolling pin to about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick.
- Top roughly 2/3 of the dough with cheese, tomatoes, and artichokes, the mixture should be damp, but not dripping wet.
- Fold dough into thirds, like an envelope, with the empty third over the center, and the other side over that, and roll again gently, until the fillings just begin to be visible through the top of the dough.
- Place dough on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or silpat.
- Preheat oven to 450F; let dough rise, loosely covered, 1 to 1 1/2 hours, until puffy and soft.
- Brush dough with olive oil. Use fingers to make several small dimples in bread.
- Sprinkle with kosher salt, and more cheese if you like.
- Bake for 15 minutes, rotating pan after 10 minutes.
- Let cool slightly before cutting into squares.
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Tuesday October 18, 2011
Usually glamorous Harry Potter star Emma Watson went for a typical student look as she started a semester at Oxford University.
She posted a picture of herself holding her books at the world-renowned educational establishment.
Emma continues to be enrolled at America's Brown University, but will spend a few months studying in the UK.
On her website the 21-year-old star wrote:
"To everyone who is starting a New School Year, (sorry those who have been at school for a while Oxford starts late)
"Just to say have a great term and good luck with all your work."
The star also hinted that she will be attempting to stay out of the limelight for the next few months:
"You might not hear from me for a while because I will be really busy studying but I wanted to just say hi and bye : )".
Emma, who is worth an estimated $10 million, took a period of time off from Brown earlier this year to focus on her acting.
But after finishing the two films she was working on, it looks as though she'll be focusing on her studies again.
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Archive | September, 2016
You 'Do You: A Hair Pin Tutorial
Looking for a way to give you hair a quick zip of pizazz without a ton of effort? Hair pins to the rescue! Read more »
Denim Done Differently: A Styling How-To
By Katie on 09/29/2016 in Fashion, Style Guide
In search of an inspired take on dear ol' denim? From doubled-up delights to cool colors, we've got just the styling tips you seek. Read more »
Professional Looks for Fall from Our Community
By Admin on 09/28/2016 in Fashion, Street Style, style round-up
The air is cooler and the leaves are changing — yes friends, it's finally fall! This time of year always brings about a fresh start and new beginnings, especially when it comes to your wardrobe. Whether you're starting a new gig or ready to dress to impress at your old job, our stylish community can help inspire you. Read more »
What's on ModEmployee Forrest's Desk?
When there's work to be done, you need the right space to do it. For Forrest, one of Vendor Operations Associates, her workspace is all about organization and personality. Let's see what comprises her desk essentials! Read more »
Meet Elizabeth, ModEmployee & the Songstress in Our Video
By Cindy on 09/26/2016 in Behind the Scenes, Music
Throughout our latest video, a musical narrator enchants us with her dreamy, mood-drenched melodies. This fetching fiddle player is none other than our very own Senior Marketing Analyst, Elizabeth. And today, she is officially debuting her album. Read more »
Friday Night In Club: This We 'Prom-ise' You
By Sarah on 09/23/2016 in Food & Drink, Friday Night In Club
This installment of the Friday Night In Club is all about the throwback... it's prom for grown-ups, guys! Featuring our Spiked Blood Orange & Blackberry Punch. Read more »
A Fall Bouquet DIY for All Your Autumn Festivities
Whether you'll be walking down the aisle, or you're just looking for an adorable autumnal centerpiece for your table, this easy-peasy fall bouquet DIY is one you'll definitely want to try! Read more »
No Cold Shoulders: Light Layers for Fancy Fall Nights
By Jordyn on 09/22/2016 in Fashion, Style Features
Don't get caught in the cold! See how we style our formal dresses for a chilly fall night. Hint: It's all about finding the perfect layer. Read more »
Meet Natalia, ModCloth's Print Designer
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Ever wonder who's behind the unique, colorful, and charismatic prints you can only find at ModCloth? Our Chief Creative Officer, Fashion Director, and talented team of designers are the creative forces who dream up these distinctive designs. Meet Natalia. Read more »
Quiz: What's Your Soiree Style?
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October 3, 2018By grasie
This mesh hoodie has a major 90s vibe and I love it. I'm a product of the 90s and so happy this trend is back with a vengeance! Sporty Spice anyone? She was definitely my spirit animal. So needless to say the madden NYC collection at Kohl's is right up my alley. I've been collecting pieces that all mix and match to create sporty yet chic outfits for every day. For this look, I paired my mesh hoodie with these black, mesh detailed leggings and threw on these adorable patch sneakers and a military jacket. Done and done! There is nothing I love more than a cute outfit that's comfy, cool and versatile. Here's to the 90s!
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The Business and Finance Office, located on the ground floor of Thompson Memorial hall, serves W&J students, their families and other offices on campus.
Our staff handles student billing, accepting payments, cashing personal and payroll checks as well as processing invoices.
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Zeta One is a 1970 British comedy science fiction film directed by Michael Cort and starring James Robertson Justice, Charles Hawtrey and Robin Hawdon.
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A race of topless, large-breasted women from the planet Angvia, in another dimension, come to earth to kidnap women to repopulate their planet.


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MSFT and Yahoo announced their deal earlier today. I'm curious what you think–who did better in the deal?
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Let me know what you think.
MSFT and Yahoo announced their deal earlier today. I'm curious what you think–who did better in the deal?
(This poll is now closed, but I'm including a picture of what the results were.)
Let me know what you think.
Okay, so I registered for a sprint triathlon (400m swim, 11 mile bike, 3.1 mile run) in August. Maybe that will turn out to be a really stupid idea, but I'm going to see if I can at least finish. 🙂
So I need some good workout music, because my current tunes are getting tired. What songs get you pumped up when you're exercising? Here's some tunes that work for me:
– Blink 182
– music from the Mortal Kombat soundtrack (hey, don't mock it until you try it!)
– "Ready Steady Go" by The Meices
– The Mountain Goats
– Foo Fighters
– The Killers
– sometimes the Pixies or the Ramones
How about you? What workout music goes into your playlist mix and gets you ready to exercise?
I've been doing some summer reading recently. Here are a few books I've read:
Beat the Reaper, by Josh Bazell. Bazell introduces us to Peter Brown, an overworked doctor at a Manhattan hospital. A patient at the hospital sees Peter and believes him to be a hit man who disappeared into the witness protection program. This is a taut thriller soaked in adrenaline, especially during the second half of the book. You'll learn more about medicine than the mob, but you won't mind soaking up the knowledge. Plenty of action (even some gore). Beat the Reaper isn't as shallow as some summer thrillers, but it isn't remarkably deep either.
Gone Tomorrow, by Lee Child. If you like Jack Reacher books, this is one of the better examples. Jack Reacher is a loner, a former military policeman with a knack for stumbling across trouble. Reacher watches a woman kill herself on the subway and digs at the truth until he uncovers much more than he expected. Lee Child's Reacher series pretty much defines the summer suspense book. In Gone Tomorrow, Child's pacing is excellent–you may stay up until 4 a.m. to finish the book. If you're looking for a fun way to spend time by the pool or in the airport, this book delivers.
Dog On It, by Spencer Quinn. This is a detective story told from the perspective of the detective's dog, Chet. I think most people would like this book. I've enjoyed the recent spate of detective stories from unusual perspectives (The Little Sleep describes a narcoleptic detective, while The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has an autistic narrator). And books told from the perspective of an animal can be fun (I enjoyed Cats in Cyberspace, by Beth Hilgartner).
Dog On It follows Chet and his owner Bernie as they try to solve a kidnapping. Overall the book is entertaining and even pulls strongly at your heart in a couple places. The relationship between the detective and his dog is a touchstone that carries the book well. A couple minor points did mar the story for me. First, the book had coincidences that strained my suspension of disbelief three or four times. The other sticking point is that in conveying Chet's emotional state, the author tells us any time that Chet is happy–which happens a lot. The fifth or sixth time that Chet is overjoyed by sticking his head out the window or getting a treat, it gets a little stale. Then again, dogs are happy most of the time. These issues are minor though; if you like a little bit of hardboiled detective work told with a twist, you should enjoy Dog On it.
The Unincorporated Man, by Dani and Eytan Kollin. This book started extremely strongly. The premise is that Justin Cord, a multibillionaire in his own time, is woken up from cryonic suspension after 300 years. In the future, when a person is born they are incorporated. Parents own 20% of the corporation and the government gets 5%. Many people end up owning only a minority stake in themselves and spend decades pursuing majority control of their personal corporations so that they can decide what to do with their own lives.
The Unincorporated Man is really a bit of philosophy and economics pretending to be science fiction. I love books that postulate a slightly changed world and then examine the consequences of that change in detail. For example, the book The Truth Machine asks how society would be affected by an infallible lie detector. The Truth Machine is one of my favorite books, and for a while I thought that The Unincorporated Man would be even better. But the book goes on a bit long and veers away from its beginning into standard science fiction by the end. There's nothing wrong with that, but the ending felt like the authors were setting up a sequel instead of wrapping up all the loose ends. Would I still recommend this book? Yes. The "idea density" of this book is high, and most of the book is entertaining. But The Unincorporated Man may drag for a few people.
Emergency, by Neil Strauss. If you've read Strauss' most famous book The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists then you might be under the mistaken impression that Strauss is, well, a jerk. The Game was very entertaining, but it helped spawn a whole generation of wannabe pickup artists who believe that "negging" (insulting someone in the guise of a compliment to exert emotional power over them) is a good idea. Strauss' new book makes it clear that his previous book was documenting a scene, not his identity.
Strauss' new book is titled Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life, but that's really not an accurate title. After Y2K, 9/11, and Katrina, Strauss describes the feeling that the United States was in a downward spiral and confesses "if the system ever did break down, the only useful skill I really had was the ability to write about it." The book doesn't teach *you* survival skills; instead it follows Strauss as *he* learns survival skills. At times the book is scattershot: the first place Strauss talks about is a cryonic suspension facility, and some of the adventures sound like "Crazy Things I Did So I Could Write About Them."
But the book has two especially interesting threads. One explores Strauss' attempts to obtain dual-citizenship in case the United States goes belly-up (Strauss decides to pursue citizenship from Saint Kitts). Along the way, Strauss bumps into the Sovereign Society, which offers "experts in the world of offshore finance." He also discovers the idea of the PT, short for permanent traveler or perpetual tourist:
The idea of PT is that, just as we shop at different stores in a mall to find various items we want, we can also shop in different countries to find the lifestyles, governments, careers, people, tax rates, and cultures that best suit us.
Strauss' exploration into this shadowy world is fascinating. If you enjoy that sort of thing, you might also enjoy How to Be Invisible, which is another book dedicated to similar ideas.
The other thread in the book starts with Strauss deciding to game the system by joining it:
Not only would I get the experience I was looking for, not only would I get a uniform and badge that would get me past roadblocks when escaping the city, not only would I get keys to the back fire roads, not only would I be exposed to life-and-death situations, but I'd have the best, strongest network available: the system itself.
But as Strauss burrows deeper into the system for his personal gain, he finds that it burrows deeper into him as well. When before he thought of fleeing danger, he ends the book more likely to run toward it to help people. Along the way I think you'll have a good time.
The Little Sleep, by Paul Tremblay. Tremblay writes about a Mark, a Boston private investigator. Mark suffers from narcolepsy and hallucinations, which make cracking a case much harder. I liked the book aight, but the main character isn't especially sympathetic. If you like hard-boiled detective fiction with a twist, you'll like this book. Otherwise, it's probably not your best bet.
Bad Cop, by Paul Bacon. I'm a sucker for books that teach you something along the way. This non-fiction book provides solid glimpse of what it might be like to be a Manhattan cop. After reading the book, I might not want to want to hang out with Paul Bacon, but I do appreciate him describing what life is like as a police officer. Bacon discovers that moving violations provide easy "collars," so he quickly becomes an expert on vehicle traffic law. Eventually Bacon lands in precinct 28 in South Harlem, where he suffers through several misadventures before he realizes he's not a great cop and resigns. If you're interested in the police, I think you will enjoy this book.
Breathers, by S.G. Browne. It's a zombie romance. Really, what more do you need to hear after that? The book isn't scary or a thriller, but just a quick "slice of life" tale from a zombie perspective. Andy Warner falls asleep at the wheel and wakes up dead. His wife has for-real died and zombies have no legal rights, so Andy ends up moving in with his parents and eventually meets and falls in love with Rita, a fellow zombie. I read this book all in one sitting. It has a good plot and a biting sense of humor. If you're a Chuck Palahniuk fan, you'll love this book. Breathers has a very Palahniuk style, right down to repeating a few key phrases ("you probably wouldn't understand").
Monster, by A. Lee Martinez. The idea of Monster is that strange creatures roam our world. Monster is a man who does (for lack of a better word) pest control. Then things go sideways. This book had a nice dash of whimsy (the first creature we encounter is a Yeti eating ice cream at a convenience mart) and a fair amount of humor. If you squint your eyes just right, this could almost be a Terry Pratchett book. But where Pratchett dangled the end of the world in front of readers with a smile, as if to say "don't worry, every thing will be fine," Martinez's book loses its footing toward the end when it tackles such weighty matters. Despite not liking the ending quite as much as the beginning, I still enjoyed the book overall.
This Thursday afternoon I'll record some new videos, so I created a Google Moderator page where you can post suggested topics and vote topics up and down. I won't be able to answer every question, but I'll tackle several popular questions and a few interesting questions. Please suggest topics that lots of people would be interested in, not just questions about specific sites. If you can ask about a topic that requires more than yes/no answers, that probably makes the videos more interesting too.
The suggestions for videos don't have to be about search or SEO. I really enjoyed doing the barcode scanning video, for example. So I'd love to tackle a few more general questions like "What settings or Labs do you use in Gmail?" or "Do you have any power user tips for Twitter? What does 'OH' mean, anyway?" I'm happy to tackle some broad questions like "What do you think the future of search is?" So post some interesting topics and we'll see which ones we can tackle. Thanks!
If you don't follow me on Twitter, you might not know that for the last few months we've been posting daily free webmaster videos on our webmaster video channel. That YouTube channel has over 100 videos on it now.
We just finished up the most recent round of videos, and now the question is whether to keep them going, or try some new way to communicate with webmasters. Tell me what you think in the poll below:
(This poll is now closed, but I'm including a picture of what the results were.)
Thanks for voting! Here's a sample webmaster video, where I discuss what effect site load times may have on your site now vs. in the future:
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Wauconda, IL (PRWEB) January 22, 2013
Fidelitone Logistics, an industry leader in third party logistics (3PL) and supply chain performance, is pleased to announce a merger with industry leading third-party logistics provider, Purnell Furniture Services Inc. and their wholly owned subsidiary, Advanced Delivery Systems, Inc. (ADS).
Purnell is a Virginia-based company that provides last mile delivery services for furniture retailers throughout the east coast. This acquisition strengthens a core logistics service for Fidelitone while providing home delivery expertise for a key industry, retail furniture.
Fidelitone Logistics has always looked for opportunities to enhance their existing logistic service offerings: both organically and by merger. The addition of Purnell's regional support centers increases Fidelitone's last mile delivery footprint to include nearly 80% of the US population.
"We are very excited to join forces with the talented logistics professionals at Purnell," shared Josh Johnson, President of Fidelitone Logistics. "This partnership not only strengthens a core service offering, but provides a great deal of industry expertise and a strong history of delivering client satisfaction. As a company founded with the principle of customer focus, this acquisition was an obvious fit."
Richard Purnell, President of Purnell Fidelitone Services, agrees. "To be meaningful in home delivery, a service provider requires a national last mile delivery network. Separately Purnell, ADS and Fidelitone have been pursuing this objective. By joining forces, our customers benefit overnight from a significantly expanded footprint while still enjoying the level of service they have come to expect from their trusted providers."
The transaction was completed on December 31, 2012 and brings the US-based Fidelitone Logistics service area to over 40 locations. This newly-formed partnership demonstrates Fidelitone, Purnell and ADS' commitment to continuous improvement and delivering on its mission to be one solution for developing satisfied customers every time.
About Fidelitone Logistics
Fidelitone Logistics is an industry leader in third-party logistics (3PL) and supply chain performance that delivers value-added solutions for their clients. As a logistics innovator since 1929, their expertise includes: fulfillment, last mile delivery, supply chain management, transportation management and warehousing. Headquartered near Chicago, IL, Fidelitone Logistics is a privately-held company with more than 20 locations and nearly 500 employees throughout the United States. For more information about Fidelitone, please visit http://www.fidelitone.com.
About Purnell Furniture Services
Established in 1979, Purnell Furniture Services (PFS) is a last mile delivery provider operating both dedicated warehouses and managed cross-docks in 17 states through the Eastern Seaboard. A leader in home-delivery for the furniture industry, Purnell's experienced and professional white glove services include delivery, in-home warranty and value-added warehousing. Purnell's clients include furniture manufacturers, interior designers and regional and national furniture retailers. For more information about Purnell, please visit http://www.purnellusa.com.
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The names have been changed in this post, not because the innocent need protection, but because often times, posting on the internet leaves room to be creative. There isn't a BigStickBob who claims some government position, where revealing his identity would risk the safety of thousands in a beaurocratic pyramid of files and personal data. No Warehouse 13, whose propriators secretly engage in protecting the world's most precious artifacts from amoral power mongers but really wish they had the time to ride scooters.
Nope. This is about friends and the coolest little dog you ever saw. Bruno.
Bruno is the buddy of a rider who goes by the moniker Tomcat. A big fellow with a natural calm about him. Sometimes he'll show up at the Wednesday night rides on his olive Stella and other times its an '81 red and white Honda CT70.
There's a basket where a human passenger would normally sit. This is Bruno's place. A milk crate.. sort of. Well it resembles a milk crate but not entirely. Elongated. You get the idea. Bruno is the same make and model as the dog on Frasier. (wink)
There's Prisonprincess. No, she not there for "conjugal visits". She's a nurse at the local state penn. Had a Honda 250 and just bought a Burgman 400. She pickes it up Friday and we're all exited to see her new baby. She's been coming to the coffee house even though she's been between bikes for a little while. I wish more folks felt that way. That they would know they're welcome for the simple reason they like scooters. Or simply because they like to ride.
Zumascoot. This is her first season on a scooter and she's got the bug. She grew up riding mini and dirt bikes. You have to love a girl like Zuma'. Like the sister I never had.
Chauncy comes into the evening ride a bit later. But that's because I spotted him cruising to Byerly's for a caramel apple midnight snack. Chaunc' rides a black Genuine Buddy.
The ride
We meet at a coffee house outside the local mall. Sometimes people ask us questions about our scooters. Sometimes, like last week, we meet people like a local photographer named Josh, riding his '75 BMW R6.
I was early and Prisonprincess appeared by car. She told me the good news and and just beamed. You could not avoid that twinkle in her eyes. She was so elated she bought me a coffee!
Zuma rolled up and the three of us talked about bikes and then came Tomcat with Bruno in his his crate. Smiling as only a dog can. We talked for a bit in case anyone might be late in coming and then headed to Dairy Queen. We met someone Tomcat used to know, riding a big displacement Honda cruiser. Hello, nice to meet you, see you again some time. Then it was off to ride the river road through St Cloud. We stopped at Wilson park. The sun had long gone to bed and we looked at the light from the Hospital shimmering on the gentle current of the Mississippi. Off again. North. Construction made us detour but we came back to it and Tomcat mentioned his niece works at a local fast food joint. And we had to stop because she will often ride a Honda Hobbit.
Well you have to see things like that even if the chances are small. As luck would have it, Frodo or one of his relatives must have been using it. She had her car. Nice kid. A lot like her uncle. We talked a while, snapped a few pics and "doodled" around the back streets of St cloud. I caught Chauncy riding to Byerly's and Tomcat and Zuma took off after him. We talked for a bit and could see how tired the old boy was. We bid him good night and hung out in the lot, just enjoying a great night of commeraderie and riding.
Oh, and Bruno? By the end of the night he let himself doze off in his basket, assured I guess, that we were alright.
I think he approved of us.
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This is great news – NET are a strong UC voice partner, and SmartSIP will give them advanced capabilities like registering SIP phones to OCS.
FREMONT, CA--(Marketwire - February 4, 2010) - Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. ("NET") (NASDAQ: NWK), a leader in network and voice-over-IP solutions, and Evangelyze Communications ("EC"), a Microsoft Unified Communications Voice Specialized Partner, announced today that NET has acquired EC's SmartSIP product line and customer base.
The SmartSIP product line includes both the SmartSIP and SmartVoIP products. SmartSIP enables UC presence and interoperability for SIP phones while providing integration for Microsoft's Office Communications Server with IP-PBXs and integration for ITSP voice providers. SmartVoIP, a 2008 Internet Telephony Product of the Year, is an extension of SmartSIP that provides branch office integration with Microsoft Office Communications Server.


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Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Remembering the 1996 Everest Tragedy
The story is a well known one by now, chronicled most famously in Jon Krakauer's Into Thin Air and more recently the big-budget Hollywood film Everest that was released last year. Teams heading to the summit that day included the Adventure Consultants led by Rob Hall and the Mountain Madness squad which was led by Scott Fischer. Both of those men perished in the attempt, as did several of their clients who were caught in massive storm that hit the mountain with an unexpected ferocity. Delays in reaching the summit also played into the tragedy that still haunts the mountain to this day.
Twenty years on, the events of that tragic day back in 1996 have been eclipsed by even darker days over the past two years, and yet somehow the wounds still remain fresh two decades after the event. The decisions made during that infamous summit push have been examined to death, with just about everyone remotely involved with Everest sharing their opinion of what could and should have been done. It is easy to be an armchair mountaineer however, and the days for weighing in on what happened are long past at this point.
Today, Everest is both a very different and very similar place to what it was back in 1996. There are still some guides, Sherpas, and support staff working there that were on the mountain when the tragedy occurred. Those men and women have helped to shape the modern climbing scene there, making it safer. Technology has helped in that area as well, improving communications and providing better weather forecasts that helps climbers avoid getting caught out in inclement weather.
The legacy of the 1996 climbing season on Everest is one of improved safety and cooperation amongst the teams there, which has resulted in greater success amongst those who come to climb. In some ways, that has made Everest a victim of its own success, leading to overcrowding and long summit lines at times.
But perhaps the most lasting impact of the 1996 season can be seen in the media that covered the tragedy than, and continues to watch Everest now. Most of the time it seems that the mainstream media only covers the mountain when something bad there. They know that accidents on Everest make headlines, while hundreds of successful summits are not as alluring. That's why we've seen so much about Everest in the media over the past few years, but this year we're likely to see very little. So far, 2016 has been a by-the-books season, with very few issues. There is nothing tragic to report, at least so far. And with the summit pushes now underway, you'll probably have to get your news about successes and failures from sources that are more invested in the mountaineering community, rather than those who are simply looking for sensational headlines.
The 1996 climbing season will always have an impact on the mountain, and those who lost their lives continue to serve as a reminder to take care when dealing with Mother Nature. I'm sure I won't be the only one thinking about those people today, even as the next generation of climbers go in search of their own Everest ambitions.
2 comments:
- Asim said...
Dear Kraig, Great article remembering that great tragedy of 1996 , the black year in the long years of Everest .
- Kraig Becker said...
Agreed Asim. We should never forget that tragic year in Everest history.
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I was already late for work yesterday so I decided to ride a taxi to go to work. When I arrived at the building, the taxi driver is asking me for a tip. These damn taxi drivers. Ang kakapal ng mukha.
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Former Geylang and Singapore U22 coach, Mike Wong, has been appointed as the National Football Association of Brunei Darussalam's (NFABD) new Technical Director.
Wong was head coach of Geylang United (now Geylang International) from 2009 until early 2012 when he was replaced by current incumbent V.Kanan. During his tenure at the Eagles, he won the Singapore Cup, the club's first trophy in eight years.
He also oversaw the National U22 side at the AFC U22 qualifiers last year when the Young Lions crashed out of the qualifiers after defeats to Japan and Indonesia.
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In a media statement, the NFABD said: "The NFABD is delighted to have Mike Wong Mun Heng onboard and genuinely believe that with his experience and expertise, he could help the NFABD make a difference and achieve its vision."
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Breath Made Visible is an admiring documentary portrait of Anna Halprin, a woman so remarkable it is hard to fit her into the confines of a film, let alone a sentence.
A vivid and haunting portrait of an artist's long career, filled with snippets of dance film that make you want to see more...
It's no small feat to make a legend life-sized and accessible without dispelling her greatness and mystique, yet Gerber pulls off a delicate tightrope act with relaxed ease.
Packed with illuminating interviews and lyrical movement, Breath Made Visible portrays a woman with angels in her feet and innovation in her blood. Long may she rock.
At nearly 90 years old, an age when most people are sitting around wait ing for the Grim Reaper, envelope-pushing, modern-dance pioneer Anna Halprin is still mentally and physically spry.
So much information, context and personality is squeezed into such a succinct package that, primer or not, you're left with a strongly realized sense of who Halprin is and what she's accomplished.
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Magnificent! What an incredible woman. This film manages to capture why modern dance may be my favorite art form. I see it as using the body as the medium and space as the canvas in which the performer creates an abstraction of some aspect of life which the audience then is free to interpret in a very personal way. There were so many beautiful images in this documentary and at several times I found myself wiping away tears of pleasure at the sheer magnitude of the emotions being portrayed. I would love to own this one to remind myself that it is never too late, that one is never too old, to find beauty in nature and to express it through dance. I absolutely loved this and give it five stars!
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The following article is from Pathways Magazine and doesn't necessarily represent all the views of evolve Nurturing Vitality. Written by Laura Rupp. Disclaimer: below is my story. It's my journey. In no way am I saying that your story is wrong or that my story is right. It's simply mine. I encourage everyone as you


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Earlier this week, Connecticut police arrested Paul Simon and singer-songwriter Edie Brickell, his wife of 22 years. At first, police said that this was a domestic violence arrest, but they later clarified things, charging them both with disorderly conduct, determining that there was a "minor physical altercation." Simon and Brickell appeared in court together. It's probably not a coincidence that Brickell and Simon just shared a new duet called "Like To Get To Know You," a sweet and folksy duet about staying in love over the years. There's a heavy damage-control implication here — this couple making sure we know that they're not just beating the shit out of each other every day — but it's also just a nice song. Listen below.
I, for one, am buying into this whole thing completely, mostly because I don't want to live in a world where Paul Simon is an abusive husband.


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An ex-U.S. Navy SEAL who has said he fired the shot that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence early on Friday in Montana, a police official said.
Rob O'Neill, 39, appeared inebriated when he was found in the driver's seat of a car with the engine running outside a convenience store in Butte in western Montana, said Undersheriff George Skuletich of the Butte-Silver Bow Law Enforcement Department.
He declined to take a breathalyzer test and was arrested for driving under the influence, his first offence of that kind, and booked into jail before he was released on bail of $685, Skuletich said.
O'Neill, who grew up in Montana and listed Dallas as his current home, could not immediately be reached for comment.
Although O'Neill was not seen driving the car, under Montana law a person found drunk behind the wheel can be arrested for driving under the influence even if the vehicle was not moving at the time, Skuletich said.
O'Neill gained public attention when he told the Washington Post in 2014 that he fired the fatal shot that struck bin Laden in the forehead during the 2011 Navy Seal commando raid on the al Qaeda leader's compound in Pakistan.
The Post said O'Neill acknowledged shots were fired at bin Laden by at least two other SEAL team members, including Matt Bissonnette, who wrote a 2012 book about the raid entitled "No Easy Day."
Fox News Channel, which hired O'Neill as a network contributor, has profiled him in a television documentary titled: "The Man Who Killed Usama bin Laden."
Last year, a supporter of Islamic State militants issued a threat against O'Neill on Twitter.
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New Zealand sailor Peter Burling admits he's had a few "hairy moments" out on San Francisco Bay this week as he comes to grips with handling the high-tech AC45 catamarans.
The Olympic silver medallist will debut in the America's Cup World Series tomorrow, skippering Team Korea in the match racing qualifiers.
Burling joined the team only a week ago, after getting a surprise call-up to replace Australian Nathan Outteridge, Burling's conqueror in the 49er class in London who has jumped ship to lead Artemis' second boat.
After an intensive week of training, Burling said he is happy with the progress he has made and is looking forward to testing himself against some of the sport's greats, including his childhood heroes Dean Barker and Russell Coutts.
"I've had four or five days on the water now and the amount I learn every time we go out is pretty huge, but I'm really enjoying it and can't wait to get out there," Burling said.
"I've had a few hairy moments - I've seen the rudder under the back of the boat a few times - but the boys are all pretty good with that sort of stuff."
Team Korea finished a creditable third at the last ACWS event in San Francisco, a result that prompted Artemis to offer Outteridge a contract, but Burling said he doesn't feel under any pressure to match that result in this week's regatta.
"I suppose it took [Outteridge] a few events to get going, so I don't feel like there's too much pressure on me," he said. "I only got the call about three days before I flew out and haven't had much time to prepare for it at all."
Burling may not be feeling the pressure, but Outteridge's switch to Swedish outfit Artemis has certainly put the heat on their No 1 skipper, Terry Hutchinson.
The veteran sailor, who finished sixth at the last ACWS event in San Francisco, will continue to be at the helm of Artemis White, while Outteridge takes over on Artemis Red.
Hutchinson said the young Australian is a strong addition to the team.
"He's a great sailor and has proved incredibly successful in the 49er. My first instinct is that he is a really good guy and has come in to help make the Artemis team better.
"I think any pressure that we have comes from the outside world, not the inside world, and one of the things we have to do a good job of as a team is have an environment where we all can succeed. At the end of the day we have to prepare both of us to be good on the day if needs be."
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Solar energy is useful in all sorts of ways, and not just for heating water or creating electricity, either. A team of scientists at the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) developed a "transpired air" solar collector for commercial and industrial building ventilation way back in the 1990's. Now NREL has put that solar technology to work in a new Research Support Facility (RSF). The solar collector allows the building to bring in "free," preheated air, allowing for greater energy efficiency in the winter months.
The transpired solar collector is, in essence, a dark-colored, perforated metal plate on the south side of a building that gets warmed by the rays of the sun. A fan added to the building's existing ventilation system slowly draws warmed ventilation air into the building through the plate, and the solar energy absorbed by the dark plate is transferred to the air flowing through it. This process can efficiently preheat the air going into a building like the RSF by as much as 40 degrees F.
This is a simple technology that could prove important to commercial and industrial buildings in the U.S., which tend to either skimp on fresh air–which is bad for those who work within them–or pay exorbitant fees to heat ventilated air in the winter months. It's estimated that 13 percent of all energy used in the U.S. goes to heating residential and commercial buildings. The NREL transpired solar collector design is an improvement on earlier, more expensive models which required glass rather than perforated metal.
Apparently those involved with its design and construction of the building got a chuckle out of the fact that the technology they needed had already been developed by NREL. "We knew we needed to create pre-warmed air for the RSF and we found a product and kind of had to chuckle when we realized this was going to be perfect — the technology was made by NREL," said Philip Macey, RSF project manager for Haselden Construction, in a statement. "That's one of those moments when you realized you are obviously going in the right direction when things line up like this."
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I was a nerd.
But he still looked.
I hiding under my hood and sweats.
I was the freak who sat in the corner in the back with one friend.
I was the mixed girl who had a body like a goddess under my sweats that's what he told me.
I was me, Mia Sway.
He was a fighter.
Everyone looked at him.
He didn't hide under anything.
He was the boy who was quite but didn't take shit he had friends.
He was the white boy who had a body like a fighter with or without clothes.
He was him, Ryder Stone.
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LaniyaLucasDavis Jan 16
This book is tooo fast 😭girl here is a lil feedback: don't rush into things 😂give things to come through cuz this is a mess
august098_ May 16
This book just rushed right into it sheesh a need a little background first
chic_chocolate Jun 10, 2016
I have to start off by saying that was the best description of the book and it wasn't even that much. I have never wanted to read a book so much by a description. Snaps for you
Herithabell61 Sep 17, 2016
If he tells u to give him a kiss, u don't do it. Wuz wrong with u
chic_chocolate Jun 10, 2016
When has an apple kept the aids away. And when has anybody ever said that.
biancalhurtt Apr 20, 2016
I thought his name was Ryder or is Aiden his government name lol


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Silent films are never really silent.
They speak through literal communication, as when frames of dialogue or plot detail pop up on the screen, and, of course, through even the slightest changes on an actor's face. They also speak through music, a key ingredient since the glory days of silent movies in the early 20th century.
Scores were composed to complement each scene, underline each emotion. Back in the day, these scores were performed live — by orchestras in the grandest movie palaces, more commonly by an organist or pianist — as the films were shown.
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This set was inspired by booties knit in the 1950's by Odette Anastasi, who knitted and crocheted a vast array of styles for friends and family in Italy.
Instructions include six variations—Garter Border, Ribbed, Quaker Rib, Cabled, Moss Stitch, and Old Shale Lace. All are knit in one piece and seamed.
Baby booties are fun, quick, and easy to make. They are great for leftover sock and baby yarns and make a special gift.
Garter Border, Ribbed, and Quaker Rib booties appeared in the July/August 2004 issue of PieceWork magazine with an article about Odette.
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Plenty of hotels offer fully equipped fitness centers for those that like to keep to shape while on vacations or business trips. However, Westin Hotels & Resorts is taking it a stair-step further with their free Gear-Lending Program, which just launched yesterday.
Ladies can borrow capri pants, a sports bra, shirt, socks, and sneakers, while men get a shirt, shorts, socks, and shoes. Would you be creeped out wearing clothes (especially socks!) that thousands of other strangers have heavily sweated in? Of course the hotel claims they are hot water washing all of the clothing items in between uses and say most people are completely comfortable with the concept.
"Running socks aren't very intimate compared with bed sheets and towels," says Jenn Blazejewski, a 31-year-old management consultant, who is a daily runner and four-day-a-week traveler.
Westin isn't the first to experiment with similar hotel amenities. Fairmont Hotels & Resorts also recently launched a Gear-Lending Program, but only to frequent guests and for a small fee. Westin provides this service to every guest, for no extra charge.
A handy info card in each room announces "New Balance now provides Westin guests with shoes and athletic wear. Simply call for delivery to your room." New Balance and Westin are sharing the costs of program, which will be available in 174 hotels and resorts worldwide.
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The biggest challenge for independent filmmakers is to find their audience and reach out to it.We're constantly told about the wonders of social networks the miracles they perform in helping us to deliver our message to the thirsty audience, while at the same time cutting off the middlemen (distributors, programming editors, festivals curators etc.).
While all of the above is true, the reality is more complex: many filmmakers deal with niche topics. Sometimes our films are difficult to absorb, being either too artistic or depressing.In addition, not all of us are good at Internet Marketing. It's a skill, gift or profession not everyone masters.[offhand remark: we use "we" while writing about filmmakers since Movie Discovery was founded by active documentary filmmakers]
Our audience exists. It might reside down the graph of the Long Tail, but it's there. And as thin as the tail gets, there are still millions of people who are interested in our films
We developed an engine which helps lecturers, teachers, researchers or anyone preparing for a presentation and wants to combine a movie in it, to find the best fitting film (or movie) for his or her lecture or presentation.Users of the engine simply paste in a text which describes their topic of presentation and get a list of matching films from Movie Discovery's catalog (we also work with other VOD providers).
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We live in Blacksburg, VA and when we are in Richmond, we always like to eat at Aziza's. Chef Denny has an innovate menu and uses the best ingredients. Everything is prepared with care, yet nothing is fussy. It is a real delight!


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In recent years b-to-b publishers—especially those that have traditionally practiced the controlled circulation model—have come to view the sale of existing content as a promising, if elusive, revenue stream.
I think a lot of publishers are trying to crack the Web commerce equation, said Louise Garnett, VP-lead analyst at Outsell.
People have talked about this topic for years, said David Nussbaum, CEO of Penton Media, but there have been precious few magazine-type companies that have been able to achieve their goals in this area. He pointed out that Penton is experimenting in this arena with its Expansion Management magazine, which has made data from its regular analysis of local school districts available for purchase on the Web.
Outsell's report, "Web E-Commerce for B2B Publishers and Information Providers—New Channel Demands New Ways of Thinking," concluded that b-to-b publishers and information providers can sell content on the Web at reasonable prices to audiences beyond their traditional customers. Often these new customers include top management.
Outsell conducted the study in partnership with ECNext, a company that touts its ability to help business publishers turn Web searches into content sales and subscriptions. Outsell analyzed a representative sample of 24,970 transactions conducted by ECNext clients, which included research firms, financial information businesses and b-to-b publishers. Outsell also conducted some phone interviews with ECNext customers.
Outsell found that among this sample, manufacturing and construction were the industries that purchased the most content online. Together, the two industries accounted for 25% of the online information purchases.
Additionally, the data showed that top-level executives were purchasing much of the online data. The most common buyers were individuals who held one of three titles: general manager, director or VP. The second most common group of buyers consisted of individuals holding the title CEO, president or COO.
The price points attached to the data being sold varied widely. The mean price, according to Outsell's analysis was $152, but the median sales price was $30.
Outsell's report concluded, the magic $499 price point is optimal for driving unassisted Web site transaction sales, and volume really happens at the price point less than $100.
Dick Ryan, CEO of Zweig White, a company created by the merger of Mercor, a trade publishing business focused on architecture and construction, and ZweigWhite, a building industry consulting firm, said his company has found success selling information products via the Web priced between $95 and $495.
Perhaps surprisingly, Outsell found that the up-to-date nature of the data was not critically important. One of the somewhat hidden side benefits of being Web commerce-enabled is that ability to sell content that is much older than 12 to 18 months, the report said. For b-to-b publishers, the implication appears to be that archived data or back issues could become an online revenue source.
Outsell also concluded that some marketing beyond search engine optimization was necessary to drive sales of online content. It said some of the tactics used by successful companies were strong e-mail campaign programs, paid search and contextual advertising.


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Students, volunteers, school and program coordinators, and boats of Blue Water Foundation (photos displayed randomly from our gallery. Reload page to view others.)
Many thousands of students & hundreds of volunteers have sailed with Blue Water Foundation.
Come sail with us - an introduction to BWFSubmitted by Staff on Tue, 2015-12-01 19:44
Watch this short video to enjoy learning more about our organization, the kids we serve and witness our volunteers in action. Each week, we make a difference in the lives of young people in the community and enjoy our beautiful San Francisco Bay. We look forward to sailing with you soon!
Focus on a student turned volunteerSubmitted by Staff on Thu, 2015-10-08 20:41
Stephanie was introduced to Blue Water Foundation as a student at Light House charter school. Upon graduating, she became one of our volunteers! Watch this video to come along on a typical Blue Water Foundation sail and see how our programs alter the lives of our students.
Sailing with Camp SweeneySubmitted by Staff on Thu, 2015-10-08 20:46
Our newest program involves working with the Alameda County Probation Department and youths currently at Camp Sweeny, a facility in San Leandro in which convicted youths are given the opportunity in a camp like setting to make their way back to society.
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Our school group took an AMAZING sailing trip recently with 10 boys — 9 of whom had never been sailing or on the Bay before, including two were not sure what sailing was :). The Blue Water volunteers complemented our students so well, and the the trip was truly transformational.


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Cold but great skiing!
19 April 2017
It was unseasonably cold last night and throughout the day, and although the sun was shining the spring snow didn't heat up very much. We ended up skiing more northerly slopes in the Lavachet and Sachette, which had a nice texture and grip to them, while avoiding the sunny slopes that were seriously frozen. To give you an idea of the refreeze it was -12C on top of Bellevarde this morning! Anyway, Chris, Andreas and I all had good mornings and I had an adventurous trip out of the Sachette (see photos) to spice things up a little! Jean came along today and it was great to have him back and even though it wasn't the easiest of morning's he thoroughly enjoyed himself. Bravo Jean!
Another cold night is forecast and it should be a little warmer tomorrow. I hope so because there is some great spring skiing to be had but we need more heat than we had today!
Andreas and Victor have end-of-season hockey matches tonight so I hope young Victor gets a chance to strut his stuff with his amazing goal celebration. Come on boys!
It was the Killerbeez last session of the season at Le Petit Danois last night and what an evening! The boys played from 5:30 until about 8 o'clock followed by curry for those who wanted to stay and then the band played from 10 until midnight. Thanks to Louise I finally went to see the Killerbeez seven weeks ago and I haven't missed them play a Tuesday après-ski since. I'll continue to support them every Tuesday until they stop coming but I've a way to go as Tchenko hasn't missed them in two years! Skiing seven-days-a-week is hard work and just as the season was starting to wear me down a little the band put a spring back in my step and gave me a new energy. After a session I sing to myself for a few days and then start looking forward to the next gig, and taking friends and family to see them is a real pleasure. My nephew Wils came along with his university mates last night and they were dancing up a storm, while Pat and Zoe, and Ricki from Bananas came along as well. It was Penny's first session as well as David, Mike, Brigitta, Tilly, and Marcela and it's nice to see so many people coming back every time they're in town, such as Derek, Adrian, Al, Johnnie Alpine, Adam, Tom, Richard F, Mike, Nick, my French neighbours, Ellie and her family, and Joe to name just a few, as well as great support from the Ski Club members who turn up to watch regularly. And it's always a pleasure to see Al and all his pals and to watch Jim bop away week after week, and Dick has been seen every week since his first night and may hire the boys to play in the south of France.
Once seen the Killerbeez become a habit. Ben, Paul and Hugo are all brilliant musicians, and great guys who obviously have a passion for their music. They show up week-in-and-week-out and always have smiles on their faces and you can sense how much they enjoy playing not only for the crowd but for each other. I've their details and if you're looking for a band for any sort of party or wedding look no further than the Killerbeez. They are brilliant!
And a big thanks to Hendric and Alice, as well as all the Petit Danois staff for doing a terrific job while putting on such a great show!
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Dragon at the Edge of the World
The first line of the book: "There were not many places where Lief the
Invincible was welcome."
Apparently this includes home. When Lief's brother Kevin sails his new boat away from Greenland and winds up lost in North America, their mother nags Lief into rescuing Kevin. Mischief ensues when Kevin is captured by the Wendat Indians and Lief by the Mohawks. With each Indian tribe vying to use their confiscated Viking warships to destroy each other, the brothers have to find a way to survive.
Through harrowing river trips, schemes, betrayals and rescues of damsels in distress, the brothers eventually come together to defeat the blood thirsty Rood Fugger before he can bring gunpowder to North America and destroy the Indian way of life - prematurely.
The humor in "Dragon at the Edge of the World" is welcome, but there was room for more of it. Hopefully, Charles White, the author of "Dragon at the Edge of the World," will find more points of whimsy in his next book.
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Freebie and Bean, two San Francisco police detectives, have one goal in life: to bring down Red Meyers, a local hijacking boss. After many fruitless months they finally collect an important piece of evidence. However, before they can get an arrest warrant, they hear the news of the hitman being hired to kill Meyers.
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