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Win Autographed Copies of Code and The Annotated Turing!
Xamarin is pleased to announce the acquisition of Petzold, a hardware/software package that converts APIs into books. The Petzold engine is Turing complete and currently processing the Xamarin.Forms API to generate nearly bug-free pages at the approximate rate of five pages per day.
The resulting book,
Creating Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Forms
will be released in the spring of 2015, but all Evolve 2014 attendees will get a special printed Preview Edition of the book in progress.
The book is aimed at beginner and proficient Xamarin.Forms developers alike. It begins with an introduction to Xamarin.Forms and then goes on to give comprehensive coverage on Xamarin.Forms including XAML, Animation, Platform-Specific Rendering, and more.
Evolve 2014 Talks
In addition to the book, Charles will be giving two talks at Evolve 2014:
XAML for Xamarin.Forms covers the basics of XAML syntax, including resources, property elements, attached properties, and markup extensions, how to integrate custom views and custom markup extensions into XAML, and the relationship between XAML and MVVM.
Xamarin.Forms is Cooler than You Think goes beyond the surface to explore some of the less obvious features of Xamarin.Forms, including the more obscure layout mechanisms, the power of data bindings and behaviors, and the flexible animation infrastructure.
Win Signed Copies of Code and The Annotated Turing
In celebration of the Petzold acquisition, we're giving away signed copies of two unique books by Petzold that explore the foundations of digital computing: Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software and The Annotated Turing: A Guided Tour through Alan Turing's Historic Paper on Computability and the Turing Machine!
How to Enter
And here's the fun part. To enter you must download and try out Solitaire – a Xamarin.Forms app featuring the encryption algorithm written for the book Cryptonomicon (in which Alan Turing was a fictionalized character). Use the app to encrypt your twitter handle (without the '@') using the key PETZOLD and tweet the following text:
Tell me more about XAML #Petzold at #XamarinEvolve XXXXX; bit.ly/WWExLo
where XXXXX is your encrypted twitter handle.
We'll choose a random tweeter on August 22nd, 2014. The tweet must contain the two hashtags #XamarinEvolve and #Petzold, and the ciphertext must decrypt your twitter handle successfully.


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Calcium 50mg plus Vitamin D gummies
Calcium 50mg plus Vitamin D gummies come in six natural fruit flavors (strawberry, lemon, orange, grape, cherry & grapefruit). They are vegan, pectin based and gelatin free gummies with Calcium and Vitamin D. Calcium plus Vitamin D is an excellent source of Calcium (Tricalcium Phosphate) & Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol).
It maintains Calcium & Phosphorus metabolism, and also Supports muscular & nerve function.

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About South Coast Yachts
Welcome! South Coast Yachts is the Award-winning Beneteau Authorized Dealer for Power in all of Southern California and Arizona, and Sailboats in Orange County, San Diego & Arizona, with offices and show docks in San Diego & Newport Beach. South Coast Yachts provides the top customer satisfaction in the industry for a true on-the-water boating experience. We offer new and previously-owned yachts, commissioning, repair, warranty, preventative maintenance, and instructional and social events. We work hard to find you the best boat for your money and offer the purest integrity while representing you. Throughout the year, we plan fun boating events for our customers, from raft-ups in San Diego Bay to weekend Rendezvous Events at Two Harbors, Catalina Island.
Our Service Department has everything you could possibly need for your Beneteau – if we don't have it, we'll get it for you! Bob Bergman, our Service Dept. Manager, is a master technician and can handle any project.
Barrett Canfield
Barrett Canfield is the President and co-owner/ founder of South Coast Yachts and has represented the Beneteau brand for 20 years. His passion in business is team building with the common focus of working with people who embrace the core value of caring for others.
Barrett Canfield, President
Direct: 619-517-4736
business accomplishment that he is most proud of is the consistent Top Customer Satisfaction scores from Beneteau America for all of North America.
Barrett and his wife Liz have four children who all enjoy life on the water and live and sail in San Diego.
Rick Day
CFO & Director
Rick joined South Coast Yachts as a Corporate Director & CFO in September 2009 to assist Barrett Canfield in starting and growing the dealership. He and Barrett first became acquainted in early 2007 when Rick was in the market for a new 40' racer-cruiser and ultimately chose his current '08 Beneteau First 40.7 "Audacious". They became good friends during the commissioning process.
Rick Day, CFO & Director
Rick's business experience is helpful to South Coast Yachts. Rick founded, managed, and sold Daycom Systems, a $22 million telecommunications hardware, software, and maintenance VAR and Avaya-authorized dealer based in San Diego. As CEO, he oversaw all aspects of the business, built a top-level management team, assembled an outside Board of Directors, and strategically re-engineered the business through many market changes and challenges from 1992-2009. Daycom Systems was strategically acquired by Carousel Industries in April, 2009.
Rick's professional network includes C-level contacts at large-scale retailers and Fortune 1000 companies, national and global hardware and software VARs, industry research firms, and others. He served the North-American Association of Telecommunications Dealers from 1998 – 2005 in various capacities including President. From 2003-2005 Rick was the Dealer Spokesperson of Avaya's Business Partner Council. Rick has also been a member of Bente Hansen & Associates' Board of Advisors since 2000. He is a veteran of the US Navy and holds a BS in Finance from San Diego State University.
Paul Briant
Paul Briant was born on the Caribbean island Grenada and cruised many oceans on his family's chinese junk as a child. Once you meet him, you will realize that he is one of the friendliest and most knowledgeable sailors alive. "When we have a boat question that we can't answer, we ask Paul Briant", said Barrett Canfield, president of South Coast.
Phone: 619-823-6186
Email: email@example.com
Dea Allen
Dea has enjoyed being in the recreational marine industry in San Diego since 1987. She brings diverse experience including sales of Island Packet, Tartan and C&C, as well as powerboat experience with Hatteras, Grand Banks and Eastbay.
Phone: 619-708-3287
Email: email@example.com
When not working with clients looking for boats, she enjoys spending time with her grown children and grand children. We are pleased to have her on board here at South Coast Yachts.
Member of the California Yacht Brokers Association (CYBA)
Scott Young
Scott Young grew up in Manahattan Beach CA, and has been involved in Sailing and Surfing since the 5th grade. His father had a power boat at King Harbor Marina and that is where Scott's passion for boats began.
Phone: 760-585-6068
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Scott had the bug and enrolled himself in youth sailing classes at the Palos Verdes Yacht Club. After completing his first course he was asked to run the youth sailing program for the next 2 summers. Scott says, "Teaching and organizing races with the kids was the best job ever! It was great to see them progress and have so much fun sailing".
After that Scott was hired at King Harbor Marine Center working on the yachts and working in the marine supply store. Scott was working, sailing, and racing everyday of the week. He then moved to Maui to explore more sailing adventures and to surf his favorite break, Honolua Bay.
Scott fell in love with his wife Jennifer and loves to share his passion of the sailing lifestyle with his children Ryan, Sarah, and little Ian. Scott's oldest son Ryan in now a US Marine serving our country and Scott could not be more proud.
I asked Scott what he thinks about Beneteau yachts. "I race aboard the Beneteau First 40 Vitesse with great friends and I love the boat. You can feel the boat accelerate in little puffs and it really flies when the breeze freshens. Beneteau excites me with the constant innovation, the functionality, and they are extremely safe yachts. I am truly impressed with the performance not only on the First series but also the Oceanis and Sense Yachts. I am proud to represent these Yachts and love finding a yacht for a customer that tugs on their heart strings as they do mine."
Sean Smith
Sean grew up boating with his family in Southern California and has always maintained a passion for being on the water. After graduating from Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, a school practically on the water, he joined Ullman Sails to learn the business of sail-making.
Phone: (909) 556-4272
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Experienced in racing sailboats from 20-50 feet, Sean continues to actively race and cruise in Southern California and Mexico. He enjoys helping all clients get the most out of their boats, especially downwind sailing with the addition of Asymmetric Spinnakers.
When he is not on the water Sean enjoys spending time with his wildly energetic nephew and family, traveling and going to ski resorts in the winter.
Sean is known for his ability to listen and follow thorough with the needs of his clientele and is pleased to be contacted day or night to assist with questions or concerns. Whether you prefer sailing, power boating, racing or cruising, with Sean you will be able to share your passion for being on the water.
Tamara Krimstock
The sea called this Midwestern girl to Southern California 30 years ago. Learning to sail, sailing the coastal waters of the Pacific, Caribbean and Mexico, and owning a couple of Beneteau sailboats over the past 26 years have prepared Tamara well for her sales role at South Coast Yachts.
Phone: (760) 550.1518
Email: email@example.com
John Bohne
In 1998, John started his sales career with J/Boats representing buyers and sellers in hundreds of transactions both power and sail (performance and cruising, new and used). John prefers to go fast in sparton sailing craft, but he has a great appreciation for creature comforts and powerboats.
Email: email@example.com
memories. After high school, he traveled for 11 years up anddown the East Coast and Puerto Rico racing, fishing, or hanging out aboard boats any chance he got.
In 1997, John made his final stop in San Diego. There he bought a Schock 35 and jumped into the local racing scene. He has since logged hundreds of ocean miles racing and cruising throughout California and Mexico on many different boats, as well as multi- hull racing in Sweden.
John met his wife, Laureen, shortly after arriving in San Diego, and they have two children: a daughter, Jayden, and a son, Rico. They now live in Carlsbad and enjoy time at the beach, and they are spending more time aboard boats now that the kids are growing older.
John's nearly 20 years of boating and sales has allowed him to become very familiar with many types of boats. He offers his wealth of knowledge to help clients find the right fit when
purchasing. He strives for fair valuations for sellers and buyers which make deals come together quickly.
Stop by our Newport Beach office to meet John.
Leanne McNally
After college "Boating Happened!!!" Leanne fell into a job at Harbor Sailboats where she spent 12 years managing a charter fleet of mostly Beneteau sailboats ranging in size from 22- 50'. Leanne obtained her ASA Bareboat certification and founded the W.O.W. "Women On the Water" program, designed to train in boat handling and instilling confidence in female boaters.
Phone: (619) 972-5153
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Leanne was born and raised in the Los Angles Area and moved to San Diego to attend Point Loma Nazarene College. After college "Boating Happened!!!" Leanne fell into a job at Harbor Sailboats where she spent 12 years managing a charter fleet of mostly Beneteau sailboats ranging in size from 22- 50'. Leanne obtained her ASA Bareboat certification and founded the W.O.W. "Women On the Water" program, designed to train in boat handling and instilling confidence in female boaters.
Leanne has been in the marine industry since 1994 and has experience in yacht sales, maintenance and management. She has been boating for over 22 years, raced extensively, cruised up and down the West coast as well as the BVI's, La Paz, Tahitian Islands, St Maartin and the Bahamas. She joined the CUBAR rally in 2009 and logged over 1100 miles on a Selene Trawler with her husband and crew. She is enjoying all aspects of yacht sales, especially the life-long friendships she has made along the way. The Beneteau brand has been in her life since the day she stepped aboard her first boat. She is knowledgeable regarding Beneteau, Catalina, Hunter as well as Grand Banks, Navigator, Offshore, Nordhavn and notably Selene Ocean Trawlers where she was the brand manager for nine years.
In her free time you can find her on the water aboard her new Beneteau Gran Turismo 40′, Law & Disorder, spending time with her husband (and Captain) Steve or walking Sunset Cliffs with their crazy dog Daisy. Besides boating she loves golfing, cooking, reading and traveling.
Leanne is best known for her prompt and timely communication, follow up and, most of all, after sale relationships. She is never more then a phone call away from helping clients and friends alike. She loves details and enjoys working hard to resolve issues. This is one reason she has a high percentage of repeat clientele. Leanne believes that buying or selling a boat should be fun and she is always finding ways to laugh.
Leanne is active in the maritime community, a member of CYBA and helps lead the San Diego Yachting Professionals organization. Leanne & Steve are active members of the San Diego Yacht Club.
Chelsea Acker
Office Manager
An Oregon native, Chelsea grew up spending summers boating on Lake Shasta and at the Oregon coast. After getting a degree in hospitality and event management, she decided to live closer to the beach and moved to San Diego where you can find her spending time at the beach or on a yoga mat.
Having experience boating industry it only seemed natural that she join the South Coast Yachts team.
Greg Coleman
Service Director
Bio to come
Caleb McGuinness
New Boat Commissioning Mngr.
Caleb grew up in San Diego, and began living aboard with his family in 1993. As a young kid, he he got the experience to cruise the Southern California coast and Mexico with them. That experience paved the path for a career in
the marine industry. As the son of a boat builder and shipwright, he was immersed in a variety of projects from an early age, as well as doing deliveries up and down the coast and to Hawaii.
A passion for sailboats led him to become a rigger at the age of 19, where he spent the next ten years gaining an in depth knowledge of sailing systems.
As of July 2016, he is happy to be a new father. He and his wife, Christina, look forward to raising their daughter in the marine community
that they both grew up in.
Charlie Winters
Service Technician
To come.
Cindy Wright
Service Writer / Customer Service
To come.
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Building Enterprise and SaaS Web Apps and Web APIs using Azure Active Directory for Sign In
Cloud-based applications have unique challenges when it comes to identity management. In this session, join us for a deep dive in how to build web applications and web APIs on a variety of platforms using Azure Active Directory for user sign-in and resource authorization.


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New Delhi: US President Barack Obama today broke Secret Service's sacred security protocol by remaining in the open for more than two hours when he graced the Republic Day celebrations here as the Chief Guest.
He also departed from the tradition of not accompanying President of India and preferred to be driven to the venue in his own multi-layered bulletproof car 'The Beast'.
Obama spent over two hours in the open as the Chief Guest of India's 66th Republic Day celebrations.
The security guidelines of Secret Service, the exclusive agency responsible for an American President's security, mandate that he does not spend more than 45 minutes at any open-air venue.
According to American media reports, the US President has never been on an outdoor event for more than 40 minutes.
He also reached the parade venue in his own car.
The move is seen as a departure from tradition, as it's customary for chief guests at the event to arrive and depart with the Indian President in his car from Rashtrapati Bhavan.
President Pranab Mukherjee arrived separately at the venue shortly after.


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Review: Keeping Up with the Joneses
PLOT: Two bored suburbanites (Zach Galifianakis & Isla Fisher) become convinced that their exciting new neighbors (Jon Hamm & Gal Gadot) are spies.
REVIEW: How does a movie like KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES go so awry? On paper, this should have been a no-brainer. You've got a high concept, a hot cast and a great director in Greg Mottola. There's no reason this shouldn't have been a light, fun little caper comedy with some great action. Suffice to say, this is not that kind of film, and having paid to see this at a late screening Thursday night, I can tell you the mostly empty theater was not exactly rollicking with laughter.
How did it go wrong? Maybe it's the tone, with Mottola and company opting for slapstick, something which extends to the cartoonish action scenes. This may not sound out of the question in a comedy spy yarn, but the film totally lacks menace or peril. If this had gone for a heightened, light thriller tone, if could have worked, with Jon Hamm and Gal Gadot perfectly capable of walking that line. Instead they're saddled with witless dialogue that doesn't come naturally to them.
Maybe part of the blame goes to Zach Galifianakis, whose act is getting more and more tiresome with each new movie (although his small screen work on "Baskets" is great). While not scrapping the bottom of the barrel quite as much as he did in MASTERMINDS, Galifianakis is once again playing a cowardly man-child, incapable of even a moment where it doesn't feel like he's doing shtick. As the nice guy HR rep for a weapons company who's targeted by the spies, they could have played up the regular Joe, Walter Mitty-esque aspects of the character – had someone else (like Will Ferrell) been cast in the part.
However, Galifianakis should not shoulder the blame entirely, as no one comes off well. Isla Fisher is particularly wasted as his wife, who we're supposed to believe is mousy (she's at least as gorgeous as Gadot). She tries to match Galifianakis in the slapstick department, but scenes where she's following Gadot around or acting high-strung feel recycled from old "I Love Lucy" episodes. Meanwhile, Gadot seems thoroughly uncomfortable trying to be funny, and she struggles with some of the dialogue.
Even Jon Hamm, who's normally dead-on in his comic timing, is left high-and-dry here. Some of his lines, particularly an exchange with Gadot about Chili's, are cringe-worthy, because you can tell Hamm's smart enough to know none of the material is funny. As for the action scenes, they're clearly staged by people with no eye (or resources) for action, and not the least bit memorable.
Again, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES is packed with talent, so why is it so bad? This is an especially poor showing for Motolla, whose filmography up to now (which includes ADVENTURELAND, SUPERBAD and PAUL) has been rock-solid. This feels like a sixties Tony Curtis screwball comedy – the kind that shows up on TCM as part of a retrospective and has the host cracking jokes before and after about how bad it is. The only upside is that no one involved will suffer much from its failure, as it seems doomed to a quick death at the box office – something which is probably the best for all involved.


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OMG I set a Challenge Here!!! On myself....
If you want invitations Hand made by me.
I have a I CAN DO anything attitude...
But give me like a month in advance to complete..
Thanks to my hubbie who is a perfect corner person.
|Was going to do above but did not have the timing right!!!
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Twitter has started adding tweets to your timeline that have been favorited by people you follow. Now your Twitter timeline will also show anything that the micro blogging site feels like you should know about.
Twitter has even formally changed its definition of your home timeline on its site.
Earlier, Twitter had this definition on it's "What's a Twitter timeline?" page:
What's in your home timeline:
- When you sign in to Twitter, you'll land on your home timeline.
- Your home timeline displays a stream of Tweets from accounts you have chosen to follow on Twitter.
- The newest updates are at the top. You can reply, Retweet, or favorite a Tweet from within the timeline.
- Clicking anywhere on a Tweet in your timeline expands the Tweet, so you can see photos, videos, and other information related to that Tweet.
Note: You may see content from accounts you do not follow, such as promoted Tweets, Retweets from accounts you follow, or content that may be relevant to you. Read more about promoted Tweets here, and Retweets here.
A recent update to the page has added this paragraph:
Additionally, when we identify a Tweet, an account to follow, or other content that's popular or relevant, we may add it to your timeline. This means you will sometimes see Tweets from accounts you don't follow. We select each Tweet using a variety of signals, including how popular it is and how people in your network are interacting with it. Our goal is to make your home timeline even more relevant and interesting.
Twitter has also reportedly been testing showing news stories that may not be from people that you follow. Earlier, these feeds were limited to other sections of Twitter's desktop and mobile services and allowed you to opt-out of these. Now Twitter says that users will be able to see your friend's favorites, but also tweets that may be unrelated to your friends. The change is similar to Facebook's practice of auto-posting what your friends like or have commented on.
Twitter has also started showing "promoted video ads" that allows advertisers to post videos on the micro-blogging site and would even allow them to measure the "reach and effectiveness" of the content. Twitter stated that it will offer a "cost per view" model for advertisers. The micro blogging site has also started showing Embedded Tweets on the web. This will make your timeline less cluttered and will help you check the content of a linked tweet immediately without having to click through to find out.
Source: Twitter
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PC Cassette Deck
by Al
Back in May we covered the USB Turntable, the handy little gadget that let you rip all your old vinyl onto your PC. If all of your old school music happened to be on cassette you'd be a bit stuck. That is until now thanks to the Plus Deck Cassette Converter.
The Plus Deck Cassette Converter slots into any vacant 5 1/4 drive bay on your PC. You now have a front loading cassette deck that can be used to play tapes of your PC or more usefully rip them to a less stone age format.
You can get the Plus Deck Cassette Converter from Firebox for £99.95.
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R. H. Helmholz
Title: The Spirit of Classical Canon Law (The Spirit of the Laws)
Binding: Paper Back
Book Condition: New
Publisher: University of Georgia Press May 2010
ISBN Number:
0820334634 / 9780820334639
Seller ID: 104390
Helmholz first discusses the origins of the canon law; the collection of texts, known as the Corpus iuris canonici, which form its foundation; the basic sources on which the Corpus draws, including the Bible and Roman law; and the body of juristic commentary on the Corpus. He then considers, in turn, fourteen of the major areas affected by the laws such as the governance of the Church (in particular the law of election of bishops), the sacraments (baptism), and legal sanctions (the law of excommunication).
In conclusion, Helmholz points to three common themes that characterize the laws and their implementation: their close connection with the goals and ideals of the Gregorian reform movement, a concern for the spiritual health of all concerned parties, and an interest in securing justice and protection for the unfortunate. Helmholz also comments on the lawyerly skill of the men who devoted their careers to the canon law and the law's ambitious goals. He does not shrink from describing its unpalatable aspects, such as its acceptance of slavery, its restrictions on religious freedom, and its use as an instrument of the clergy's agenda.
The size and complexity of the body of church law and its jurisprudence have kept historians in many fields from appreciating how this topic might enrich their studies. "The Spirit of Classical Canon Law" provides them with the ideal entree.
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Hand Smoked Chicory/
I'm in love with chicory. The smell, the taste, the whole small batch hand smoking experience just speak to me. Ancient Egypt and Rome used it for medical purposes and ate it as a vegetable. In the 1800's coffee was considered a luxury item; instead people brewed chicory as an economical replacement. Again in the 1930's during the Great Depression people returned to chicory as a replacement for coffee.
Chicory Coffee
1 Tbs Ground Chicory 1 Tbs Ground Coffee 6 oz Water
Blend the coffee and chicory and then brew with 6 oz water. Caffeine Free Chicory "Coffee"
1 1/2 Tbs Ground Chicory 6 oz Water
blend and brew, steep, or use your favorite french press.
There are numerous ways to use chicory. Just like coffee the strength people enjoy varies from person to person. Play around with the ratios to develop your perfect flavor.
You can always pick up some of our hand smoked small batch chicory at our local farmers market booth or order online at our new web store!
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Gives you an idea of how close Blader becomes to them, as well as a little bit more on Jay.
Anyway, cramming the last bit of cameos, hopefully I didn't forget any.
Deep Breath...
We have the Gunman, soon to be found on Karabear Comics Unlimited here:
Ubercaptain Reidar Burnaby, of the squirreliverse, brought to you by the KAMics here:
Sally, still waiting for the next train, of Life and death.
Being hit on by we have Scale and Abúi. Come on, not one but two redheads, would be disappointing if Jay didn't try his "Smoochy Face" line on them. Along with Aggie and the Penguin(?)was brought to us by reinder, and can check out Abúi here: http://abuistravels.thecomicseries.com/
To follow along, check out the capers archives here:
Also we have Cassie and Philip of Time Like This :http://www.timeslikethis.com/
Had finished reading through the archive just as I finished with this comic.
Never like messing too much with other peoples characters unless I feel I have enough of a handle and grasp of there characters. This usually means reading through the comic. One of the things I love about doing the capers, a chance to read some good webcomics.
Sponsored by The Webcomic Crossover and Cameo Archive here:
Cameos to the gills! That elicits a *whew* from me just thinking of how exhausting it must have been just to sort out the cameos. And it's nice to see the Gunman being cameoed, considering nobody else has done him yet. I do wonder how long it takes to sprite a character, as well, considering you have so many that are obviously new sprites.
@Ave: Not so long depending if its humanish, what I need them to do, and reference material if any. For the most part have template for both male and female humans, and go for there, unless I have a sprite that looks simular to the character and alter that. The hardest part for the gunman was getting a hairstyle that looked close enough.
@RazorD9: Yeah, all that hair! It was one of the design aspects that I put in to keep him in that 90s Liefeldian aesthetic. I like the 90s look for villains sometimes.


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Code Uncode
|Code Uncode is a secure coding competition designed to find the world's most secure programmers, by accessing participants on their secure programming ability. We test participants' domain knowledge of secure coding and their ability to develop secure programs.
Game Format
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|Preliminary Round – 120 Mins
Semi Final – 75 Mins
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text: SARANAC LAKE The Saints Mens Hockey team will be traveling to Canton this weekend to compete in the 2008 NJCAA Mens Ice Hockey Championship. The Saints received the tournaments #3 seed and will be playing #6 County College of Morris (Randolph, NJ) on Friday, Feb. 29 at 6:30 p.m. Fridays winner advances to Saturday, to play the #2 seed, Minot State University - Bottineau (Bottineau, ND). Other teams in the tournament are #1 seed, Monroe Community College (Rochester), #4 SUNY Canton (Canton), and #5 Mohawk Valley Community College (Utica). The 2008 NJCAA Mens Ice Hockey Final is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Sunday. All five games of the 2008 NJCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship will be broadcast live on the web by North Country SportsNet. You can access the games by visiting http://www.northcountrysports.net/. There is a link on their home page with the entire 2008 NJCAA Mens Ice Hockey Championship schedule. For more information, please contact Heather Conger, North Country Community Colleges Athletic Director, at 891-2915, extension 236, or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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A penalty in hockey is a penalty for an encroachment of the guidelines. Most penalties are implemented by sending the player to a penalty box for a specific amount of time. During the penalty, the player may not take an interest in play. Penalties are called and upheld by the referee, or sometimes the linesmen. The culpable group may not supplant the player on the ice (in spite of the fact that there are a few exemptions.
Bench Minor Penalty:
- A Bench minor is a penalty evaluated to a player or mentor not right now on the ice. Excessively numerous Men and Unsportsmanlike Conducts can originate from the seat. In this circumstance, a player will serve the two-minute penalty that is served like a general minor penalty.
- Bench Minor penalty requires the group against which the penalty is evaluated to play a player short for a time of two minutes of real playing time.
- At whatever point a bench minor penalty is to be evaluated by the guidelines, if the player liable of the genuine infraction is recognized by the Referee, that player should serve the penalty. But, if the player isn't recognized, at that point the Coach of the punished group, through the playing Captain, might assign any player of their group on the ice at the season of the infraction to serve the penalty.
- A noteworthy in addition to a misconduct penalty should be surveyed to any player who leaves the players' seat or the penalty seat while a fight or with the end goal of beginning an altercation. These penalties are notwithstanding whatever other penalties that might be surveyed during the gameplay.
- Substitutions made preceding the altercation should not be punished under this run gave the players so substituting don't enter the altercation.
- The team which has the leading advantages will be allowed a power play. If they manage to score a goal during the power play the players can return to the field. When the referee gives a bench minor penalty to the offending player, the skater at the ice during the time of infraction is entitled to serve the penalty. Referees, in some cases, have the ability to charge the players with double or triple minor penalties.


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Global Breastfeeding Challenge
Date: Saturday Oct. 1, 2016
Time: Latch on begins at 11 a.m. (Registration at 10:00 a.m.)
Location: Orillia Public Library
36 Mississaga Street West
All breastfeeding families are invited to join in! The Global Breastfeeding Challenge is a fun and friendly competition in which families come together and attempt to set the record for the most children breastfeeding simultaneously.
The purpose of this challenge is to bring awareness to breastfeeding, and demonstrate promotion, protection and support for breastfeeding women and their families. Being able to breastfeed whenever and wherever a child is hungry or needs comfort is critical to breastfeeding success.
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Date: Monday Oct. 3, 2016
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Orillia City Centre
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On May 10, 2016, an advisory panel assembled by the Government of Ontario released a report outlining proposed changes to four land use plans relating to the Greater Golden Horseshoe region of southern Ontario.1 The panel was asked to propose changes in response to the region's high population growth and consequent development pressures. The four plans to which the proposed amendments relate are:
- The Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe;
- The Greenbelt Plan;
- The Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan; and
- The Niagara Escarpment Plan.
Together, the amendments as put forward by the advisory panel seek to effect change in the six areas summarized below.
Building Complete Communities
Complete communities - those that use land efficiently, have relatively short commute times, protect natural resources and support strong and competitive economies - need to be prioritized. In order to ensure the emergence and growth of such communities, the panel recommended focusing on density intensification over greenfield development, having a greater mix of housing types, and protecting employment areas. The panel noted that there are many opportunities for this type of growth - observing, for example, that only 167 of the region's 333 major transit stations currently serve employment areas and that a number of municipalities have not yet achieved the 40 percent intensification target set out in the 2006 Growth Plan.
Supporting Agriculture
In recognition of the fundamental importance of agriculture in the region, the panel put forward recommendations to promote identification and mapping of agricultural systems, to integrate the needs of agriculture throughout the four plans and to recognize the importance of locally sourced food and urban agriculture.
Protecting Natural and Cultural Heritage
In order to curb further environmental degradation and ensure the preservation of valuable resources in the region, the panel has recommended requiring integrated watershed and sub-watershed planning as a prerequisite for settlement area expansion, adding areas of critical hydrological significance to the Greenbelt, improving management of excess soil from development sites as well as increasing protection of cultural heritage. With goals of conserving biodiversity and minimizing habitat loss, the amendments will call for greater oversight and enforcement of conservation efforts as well as increased technical guidance on matters such as appropriate re-use and testing of excess soils.
Providing Infrastructure
Because much of the region's infrastructure is aging and in need of significant maintenance and upgrading, the panel put forward suggestions requiring greater integration of infrastructure and land use planning, focused intensification of transit networks and increasing efforts on transportation and demand management. The panel highlighted the need to designate and protect corridors for provincial and municipal infrastructure in order to avoid conflicting land uses as development continues. The amendments will bring a focus on the resiliency of new and existing infrastructure, including highways and stormwater management systems.
Mainstreaming Climate Change
Climate change was identified as one of the major issues facing the region and, in response to this, the panel recommended applying more aggressive intensification and density targets, improving and extending transit, promoting stronger protection of natural systems and agricultural lands, and directing municipalities to prepare specific climate change plans for implementation. For further information on Ontario's growing focus on climate change, please see this article from Stikeman Elliott's Energy Blog.
Implementation of the Plans
Lastly, the panel recognized that four separate land use plans can lead to inconsistency in implementation, policies, and even terminology. To address these concerns and ensure that these amendments are properly executed and prioritized, the panel advised reducing duplication of approval processes for the Niagara Escarpment Plan area, streamlining policy framework, terminology and timelines and developing a comprehensive monitoring plan.
What's Next
Members of the public are invited to participate in a series of open houses in May and June, 2016 to provide input on these proposed changes. Details about these sessions can be found here. Online feedback can also be provided here.


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WASHINGTON (6/20/14)--The number of U.S. citizens seeking unemployment insurance continues to rest at a post-recession low, as initial jobless claims fell by 6,000 to 312,000 for the week ending June 14, the Labor Department reported Thursday (MarketWatch June 19).
Averaged over the month to smooth out any spikes, jobless claims slipped by 3,750, also near a post-housing-bust low.
Marisa Di Natale, a Moody's analyst, said that despite some choppiness over the past couple of weeks surrounding the Memorial Day holiday, jobless claims continue their downward path and are about as low as they have been since the recession ended (economy.com June 19). With the four-week moving average also dropping, this suggests that the pace of job growth, which has been above 200,000 in each of the last four months, held steady or improved slightly in June, Di Natale added.
Continuing claims, or those to receive unemployment benefits for at least a second straight week, fell by a seasonally adjusted 54,000 for the week that ended June 7.


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'Tis The Season To Party
You've already eyed the shoes and narrowed down the outfit selections; now it's almost party time! With the holiday season upon us — yes, we're enjoying the telltale Christmas breeze — invitations are coming fast and furious for December's hot-ticket events. To make it that much easier for you, we've shortlisted the ten parties that matter and where you need to be spotted in your best Page 2/SO-ready ensemble.
Starry Night
Featuring performances by Grammy Award-winning songstress Regina Belle and Arturo Tappin, the Christmas season kicks off with Starry Night - an $8,000-a-ticket luxe event to be hosted on the lawns of Jamaica House on December 8 that will feature an interplanetary décor theme and a cornucopia treats from top caterers.
Smirnoff Daydreams
The fellas of Dream Entertainment are sure to deliver a rollicking good time in St Thomas for the under-35 age group with their yuletide Smirnoff Daydreams party slated for Solaris Estates. Sunday, December 23.
After tucking into dinner with the family, the young and fabulous will head to A-List, slated to be held at Hope Gardens on Christmas Night. Think contemporary hip-hop, dancehall, pop and electronic music. Mix in 20-and 30-somethings dressed in trendy casualwear. Stir in an atmosphere of people-watching and voila! - you've made the 'List'.
There's an aura of exclusivity that defines this soirée. Partygoers are hip, seeming as though they stepped out of a United Colours of Benetton ad campaign, and the late-night affair is perfect to rub shoulders with tomorrow's movers and shakers today. Boxing Night
ATL World Party
We can't spill too much about this torrid December 'do' that will have the Second City buzzing. Let's put it this way: if you haven't got your invitation yet for the ATL Autohaus event in MoBay, there's still a window of opportunity to call someone who might know someone....
Maiden Cay
Those in the know will head to Maiden Cay on December 28 with the yacht set and party-hearty crowd for a pre-New Year's daytime blowout fest. Party essentials needed: a fab beach bod and bottles of bubbly.
Euphoria Luxury Booze Cruise
Sail on the high seas, or more like around the Kingston Harbour, for the All-White Euphoria Luxury Booze cruise which leaves the dock on December 30. If last July's maiden Euphoria voyage is anything to go by, then trust us, this party is a guaranteed, seaworthy outing.
Cîroc Exclusive
It would give added oomph were Sean 'P Diddy' Combs to put in an appearance at this luxe party sponsored by the vodka company the mogul has sizeable shares in. Ah, if only...
Otherwise, this social event to be hosted on New Year's Eve is perfect to showcase your snazzy wardrobe alongside other fashionistas.
Round Hill New Year's Eve
For the ultimate stargazing (at celebs, silly — not the heavens), nothing beats the black-tie New Year's party at the cashmere chic Round Hill Hotel.
New Year's Day is not complete on any well-thinking socialite's calendar without pencilling in Frenchmen party — which still reigns supreme as the one party to truly kick-start the New Year.
Come January 5, 2013 LUXE at Sandals Beach Club, Ochi will set the tone for the new year.
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|The original Temptations
Two more albums during the mid-1990s received platinum certification for the group, "All The Million-Sellers" and "The Temptations Give Love At Christmas." They also collected platinum certifications for their singles "I Can't Get Next To You", recorded during the late 1960s and produced by Norman Whitfield, and "My Girl", also recorded during the early 1960s and written and produced by Smokey Robinson. Both singles sold over two million copies each. According to the RIAA, The Temptations are now the second most certified group behind the Beatles. The Beatles have twenty four gold singles while the Temptations have sixteen gold singles to their credit. All The Temptations records features dynamic studio performance of The Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra strings section and vocal support of The Andantes.


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Retief Goosen has plenty of Pinehurst memories from nine years ago, but the veteran also appears eager to bring some momentum from Memphis with him to the U.S. Open next week.
Goosen opened the FedEx St. Jude Classic with a 4-under 66 at TPC Southwind, one shot behind Peter Malnati. The South African began on the back nine and rattled off four birdies in a five-hole stretch from Nos. 13-17, then balanced two bogeys with two birdies on his second half. It ties his lowest opening round this season, as Goosen also started with 66 en route to a T-8 finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Next week will mark the conclusion of Goosen's 10-year exemption into the U.S. Open, a privilege that stems from his triumph at Shinnecock Hills in 2004. He nearly captured the trophy again at Pinehurst No. 2 the following year, carrying a lead into Sunday, before collapsing with a final-round 81. Goosen tied for 11th, eight shots behind winner Michael Campbell, and missed out on a chance to win the U.S. Open for a third time across a five-year span from 2001-2005.
After battling injury last year, the 45-year-old has begun to rekindle his form this season, with three top-25 finishes including a tie for seventh at the Shell Houston Open. He has cracked the top 25 four times in the U.S. Open since leaving Pinehurst empty-handed, including a T-10 finish at the Olympic Club two years ago.


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What does it mean to be "filled" with the Holy Spirit?
When we read that Moses laid hands on Joshua, Joshua was filled with the Holy Spirit in Deuteronomy 34, he's filled with the spirit of wisdom, and that's so that he can lead God's people. We also read elsewhere in the Pentateuch that God filled someone with the holy spirit of wisdom so that they could do artwork and exquisite work on the architecture of the tabernacle. So, in Acts 6, we also read of those who are going to be leading, in terms of caring for the poor, that they are filled with the spirit of wisdom. So, we have this language used in various places. Now, elsewhere in Luke and in Acts, we read about being filled with the Spirit to prophesy. In Ephesians 5:18, in the context it says, don't be drunk with wine but instead be filled with the Spirit, and then describes what that is to look like, where you're praising God, you're thanking God for all things, and you're serving one another. So, there are a number of different expressions of the way that the Spirit fills us for a number of different things, for our particular callings, and then the kind of thing that we all need to be full of the Spirit for — to praise God and to serve one another.
Dr. Craig Keener teaches New Testament studies at Asbury Theological Seminary.


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Thank you for your interest in Holy Family Day Home.
For more than 115 years, as a "home away from home" for children of Bay Area working parents, our long and distinguished history and values have played a vital role in meeting the needs of those we serve. They are fundamental to our success and define who we are. Our values are to hold the Best Interest of Each Child, Family Partnerships, Healthy Self-Esteem for All, and Excellence in All We Do.
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Vengeance by Michelle Madow
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As Chelsea is feeling the cold sting of betrayal and loss she seeks solace in a witch that helps her to remember her past life. What she sees gives her hope and she makes a choice that she might soon regret.
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Graduating Okanagan College students demonstrated their expertise once again at the 2015 Skills Canada National Competition held in Saskatoon in late May. Josh Wams won gold in Electronics and bronze medals went to Ethan Delichte in Automotive Service Tech and Nathan Schulte in Plumbing.
The gold medal earned by 20-year-old Vernon resident Wams, marks the fourth year that an Okanagan College student has earned a podium finish in the Electronics category at the national skills testing event.
"It was an amazing experience, it felt like the Olympics but for trades and skills. There was a great team spirit throughout the competition," says Wams. "It's good to have proof that the College prepared me for putting my skills to work at a national level."
The challenging competition saw Wams and his co-competitors use and program an accelerometer—it is the electronic equipment that allows smart phones to flip screen images from horizontal to vertical when tilted. Participants then designed, built, troubleshot and programed a printed circuit board-PCB over the three days of scheduled testing. The students all had the same circuit board to assemble which used small surface mount components. These components are the building blocks of all electronic gadgets we use every day.
Wams' coach, Okanagan College instructor Kevin Bradshaw, pointed out that Wams' exceptional soldering skills with the assembly of the circuit board was what set him apart.
"When I was studying at the College we had tons of hands-on training opportunities," says Wams. "We were given the tools to learn, some of which is expensive equipment. It's pretty great that a school has those resources for students to practice on."
Wams studied the two-year Electronic Engineering Technology diploma program at the College, and plans to pursue an Electronic Engineering degree at UBC Okanagan.
Bronze medalist Delichte, completed the fourth level of his Automotive Service Technician Apprentice at the College and is currently employed at Car Craft Automotive. Also earning a bronze finish was Schulte, who studied in the Plumbing and Piping Foundation program and he is working at Modulux. Each were coached respectively by Okanagan College instructors Jamie Bloomfield and Bruce Slater.
"I congratulate Josh, Ethan and Nathan on their exceptional merit in demonstrating their skill set on the national stage, placing them at the top of their industry," says Jim Hamilton, President of Okanagan College. "Training the future workforce of our region and country is at the core of what we do at the College. Our students' successes are testaments of the quality of training available to them right here in the Okanagan."
The Skills Canada National Competition sees more than 500 students from across the country compete in over 40 skilled trade and technology contest area each year. During the Skills BC Provincial competition held earlier in the year, Wams, Delichte, and Schulte each won a gold earning them spots in the nationals. College students also earned a silver and three bronze medals at the provincial level.


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General Motors (NYSE:GM) is to open a new IT facility in Georgia, the company announced in a press release. It will hire around 1,000 people to staff it. The move is part of a company initiative to bring the bulk of its IT needs in-house; the Georgia center is the third out of four facilities planned for this purpose.
GM considers the location of the new complex, in the Atlanta suburb of Roswell, to be ideal. "Locating this center in Atlanta makes good business sense," the company quoted its CIO Randy Mott as saying. "We can draw from a deep pool of high tech expertise through the surrounding colleges, universities and talent residing in the area."
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Hotel Marina
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast and free Internet
- Collect nights
Hotel Marinafrom ZAR 1,672
- Standard Double Room
- Comfort Double Room
- Standard Double Room, Lake View
- Comfort Double Room, Lake View
- Suite
- Studio Suite
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What's around Hotel Marina
- Ammersee - 12 mi / 19.3 km
- Kloster Andechs - 12.4 mi / 19.9 km
- Abbey Benediktbeuern - 16.2 mi / 26.1 km
- Lake Staffelsee - 18.4 mi / 29.7 km
- Kochelsee - 24.2 mi / 38.9 km
- Lake Tegernsee - 30.3 mi / 48.8 km
- Walchensee - 28.8 mi / 46.4 km
- Bavaria Filmstadt - 30 mi / 48.2 km
Getting around
- Munich (MUC-Franz Josef Strauss Intl.) - 71 min drive
- Bernried Station - 17 min walk
- Seeshaupt Station - 7 min drive
- Tutzing Station - 9 min drive
- Onsite parking
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 87 rooms
- Check-in time 3 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free wired Internet access in rooms
In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Accessible bathroom
- Wheelchair accessible
- English
- German
In the room
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Partially open bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free wired Internet
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
Hotel Marina's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Marina Bernried
- Marina Bernried
- Hotel Marina BERNRIED AM STARNBERGER SEE
- Marina BERNRIED AM STARNBERGER SEE
- Hotel Marina Bernried GmbH
Guests must contact this hotel in advance to reserve a crib (infant bed)/rollaway bed. Contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.44 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
Optional extras
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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its a beautiful hotel .only difficult to find other resturant around but recomonnded
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Great location right on a peaceful lake. Lots of wildlife and sailboats to watch. Very clean. The restaurant is a bit spendy, but we found a very nice casual restaurant within a 5 minute walk. If you're looking for a nice quiet place to stay with a nice lake view this is for you. We'd highly recommend.
I have stayed at hotel marina a number of times when visiting penzberg on business, the hotel it is about 10 minutes walk to the local train station or 2 mins in a taxi. The hotel rooms seem to vary but all have been comfortable with large beds and balconies and all of a good quality. The majority of them with a view of the lake. Depending on the building the room style will change, for example you could have a huge room with a four poster bed and vintage furniture, and another time a slightly smaller room with more modern fitting. This doesn't seem to have anything to do with how much you pay. The hotel restaurant is of a good standard, it has a limited core menu and changes its specials board monthly. The food has always been cooked very well however when staying for a week you soon run our of new things try. The pool and sauna are nice and of a good size. Staff are friendly. Overall this is a great hotel with a nice feel to it. very relaxing and I recommend to anyone wanting to see this part of germany.
We spent a lovely weekend at this hotel and enjoyed it very much. It is so clean, calm and peaceful. Rooms are spacious (bathrooms too). We had a lake view room and the balcony was large (uncleaned ashtray on balcony only negative comment). The grounds are well kept and beds very comfortable, rooms quiet. The swimming pool and sauna are also in great condition. Restaurant on premises is fantastic, for dinner and breakfast.
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GBC MP2000W3 Modular Fixed Die 3:1 Pitch Twin Loop Wire Binding Punch Review
The GBC MP2000W3 is a fixed die modular binding punch that produces a 32 hole square hole pattern (on an eleven inch sheet) for use in binding documents with 3:1 pitch twin loop wire.This machine does not include a wire closer but instead is designed to be combined with either the GBC MC50 manual wire closer or the GBC TL2900 electric twin loop wire closer.
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You can never have too many models of the venerable Cub first built by Piper. American Legend is adding a more powerful model to its two-place light sport lineup, one called the Super Legend with a 115-horsepower Lycoming 233 engine, beefy flaps, and 32 gallons of fuel.
The company promises that the 115-hp engine will perform the same as a 150-hp Piper Super Cub, thanks to the light weight of the Super Legend. Part of the design process is to remove weight from the proposed aircraft. A flying prototype will be shown at EAA AirVenture this summer. Lycoming must still certify the 233 engine. First deliveries of the tandem-seat aircraft are expected early in 2012, with a delivery planned at the U.S. Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Fla., in January. The introductory price is $139,900.
Dave Graham, a sales and marketing official with American Legend Cub, said the aircraft is targeted at present Piper Super Cub owners who are concerned about losing their medical certificate. A light sport airplane can be flown with a driver's license as long as the certificated pilot has never been rejected for an FAA medical certificate. The idea for the aircraft grew from Lycoming's announcement that it was developing the 233 engine, he said.
The base weight will be around 845 lbs. The Super Legend comes equipped with Super Cub-style flaps, a 32-gallon fuel system with a Left/Right/Both selector switch, and balanced tail feathers. Instrument panel choices include basic Low and Slow (LS), Cross Country with Night VFR (XC), and the Legend Smart Cub panel (SC).
The engine will have a 2,400-hour TBO, and is multi-fuel capable, operating on both 100LL and unleaded automotive fuel. A Sensenich ground-adjustable propeller with spinner will be standard equipment on the Super Legend.
Further enhancements on the Super Legend include lightweight carbon fiber components such as cowling, doors, interior panels, spinner, and wingtip bows. A parking brake system, fuel access steps on the landing gear, and a body-conforming adjustable seat are also standard equipment. Toe brakes are available as an option. Other features, introduced by American Legend and standard on the Super Legend, include a three-inch wider cabin, standard double doors, and the ability to solo from the front or rear seat. Landing options include tundra tires, floats, and skis.


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This next Apron Strings Mother's Day blog post was written by Mary Luz Mejia. Mary Luz is a Colombian-born, Canadian-raised writer who is passionate about food. She's also a researcher, presenter/speaker, food event curator/organizer, non-fiction documentary producer and cook.
1972, Medellin, Colombia. Mary Luz's favourite photo of herself with her mom.
Agustina joined our family before I was born. She was twelve when my mom took her in and taught her how to run a household which of course, included how to cook. This was Medellin, Colombia in the 1960s and Agustina came from a disadvantaged home. Her ability to earn a modest living that offered room and board in a decent family home was seen as a Godsend to many. By the time I came along in 1970, Agustina was my nanny.
When friends or relatives would ask, "Mari, how is your mother?" I'd innocently respond, "Which one?" I loved them both.
Agustina excelled at cooking. My mom Mary Laserna, tells me that as a toddler, I could always be found with Agustina in the kitchen. I'd tug on her dress to pick me up so I could see what she was doing at the stove. Mom would walk in saying, "Agustina- put her down. You're frying platano (large tropical bananas) and she might get splattered with hot oil." I'd be put down, apparently only to insist I be picked up as soon as my mom left the room. Poor Agustina was torn- but she always indulged my two-year old self. And this included frequently making my very favourite thing in the world back then, a smoothie bursting with Moras Andinas (Andean Blackberries). As soon as I'd see her washing the fruit and hear the clink of ice cubes hit the blender, I'd jump around the kitchen.
When we immigrated to Canada, sadly leaving Agustina behind, I missed her and her gentle ways more than my three-year old self could have imagined. Gone were the rituals of the kitchen, replaced by two hard working parents pulling double factory shifts to make ends meet and two teenaged siblings trying to get accustomed to a new life. My mom says that when I was four, I walked into the bedroom and woke her up- she'd had maybe three hours of sleep. "I'm hungry," I pleaded. Exhausted, my mom dragged herself out of bed and fixed me breakfast including a Colombian arepa with scrambled eggs- a favourite to this day. Sitting down at the table with me, head resting in her hands she murmured, "What's wrong? Breakfast is ready, eat." It saddened her when I replied, "I'm sorry mommy. I'm not really hungry, I'm just lonely." She stayed up and played with me that day. I even got to put her make up on her while she took a nap and she didn't say a word other than "Look at my pretty blue eye shadow!" when she woke up.
1996- Barranquilla, Colombia. Mary Luz and Agustina on her front porch. At that point, they hadn't seen eachother for 23 years!
Over the years, my folks made a point of keeping in touch with Agustina. As I got older, I realized that whenever my parents could, despite our own humble circumstances, they had been sending her money for years. She married, had five children of her own and moved to the tropical city of Barranquilla. In my twenties, I went to visit Agustina. "Mi Niña!" (my little girl!) she beamed when I walked through the door in a flurry of hugs. And there, waiting for me at her kitchen table were all of my childhood favourites including a frosty Mora Andina Smoothie. To this day, one sip takes me back to the sun-drenched courtyard of my early years, complete with joyous afternoons spent sitting in the lap of two of the most special women I have ever known.
My Favourite Blackberry Smoothie
- 3/4 cup of freshly washed, ripe blackberries (it's hard to find Andean Blackberries here but sometimes you can find them frozen- unsweetened)
- 1/2 cup of ice cubes
- 1 cup of milk (or almond milk if you prefer)
- ½ banana
- Dash of pure vanilla extract
- Sweeten to taste with unrefined cane sugar – start with 1 tbsp and work up from there if necessary
Add all ingredients, starting with fruit, followed by sugar, ice, vanilla and milk into blender. Blend on high until smooth, pour into a tall glass and enjoy with your favourite person.
Sip slowly or you'll give yourself some serious "brain freeze" which could explain why Agustina and mom would always say "sip slowly."


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Saturday, September 15, 2007
The Haband Generation
A couple of reader-friends have taken me to the woodshed because they think my use of the term "geezer" is not consistent with my defense of the elderly in general.
Guilty as charged. "Geezer" is offensive to some. However, I have the same reaction to the use of "senior." For some reason, I abhor that word.
I jokingly refer to myself as a geezer-hunk in part using "hunk" to mitigate "geezer." The other reason is because I have buns of steel.
Somebody needs to come up with a new way of describing those of us fortunate enough to reach "a certain age." We need a new moniker. How about The Relaxed Fit Generation? I've got it: Haband's Heroes.
Generation Jones is a grabber. The name describes both an age group and a movement. It's very interesting.
But the Generation Jones age group is too narrow to describe the entire aging population. And, I suppose, that is the problem. Can a single term be descriptive to identify a huge population chunk that ranges from young/old, to the active/old, to the old/old.
This search for identity is not just cosmetic. In the near political future, the Congress is going to be forced to come to grips with Social Security and Medicare reforms. AARP The Mighty is even holding regional discussions on SS. It would be nice if we were all wearing the same jersey.
Meanwhile, I guess I'll just have to be content with the Mystery Woman's name for me. She calls me "Honey."
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your my favorite geezer hunk george
- September 15, 2007 at 9:51 AM
- Ken Martin said...
The term I use is Wise Elders, which gives anyone over a certain age the benefit of the doubt as to wisdom. It covers the continuum of people, from those who are highly educated to those who have acquired a certain savvy, or bullshit detector, just by living long enough.
- September 15, 2007 at 12:07 PM
- ArchGrafiX said...
George, you clever geezer, you. I looked up "haband" on Dictionary.com, because I had never heard of it. Neither had Dictionary.com. What you are looking for is a politically correct "label" for a general age group.
Ken's "wise elders" works for some of the group, but there comes a time in one's life when he or she is no longer wise, old age being the Great Diminisher of us all. "Elder" by itself has always meant experienced, mature and wise to me, anyway, even though on the surface it just says "old person." Usage has given it a certain respectful clout. "Senior," despite being annoying to you, maybe because it is too politically correct, or "elder" seem to beat "geezer, "codger," "wizened" or just plain "old."
I quote your question-with-no-question-mark: "Can a single term be descriptive to identify a huge population chunk that ranges from young/old, to the active/old, to the old/old." What is the common denominator of those hyphenated phrases? But is "old" any better than "geezer?" Maybe. At least it is factual and not pejorative. But neither is it the word you are looking for.
Black folk have shown that insults can be less offensive when spoken among that group, and HOW the label is used. I like "geezer" when you use it, because that is what you call yourself and denotes to most a sort of feistiness which sometimes can be admired -- and it's fun to say. Would that mean you would like it when a 17-year-old called you a geezer? I would tend to doubt it.
I would like to add that I think people are too sensitive in general. There is nothing I can do about that except dampen what I say and how I say it...somewhat.
By the way, I am a wise 56.
-- Buddy Lerch
- September 15, 2007 at 12:49 PM
I was entering a building the other day,when a mid-thirties guy said "Let me help you with that door oldtimer!"
I almost hit him with my bottle of geritol---Goose
- September 15, 2007 at 3:08 PM
Haband's Hookers, more like it.
I know for a fact that this is a secretive group of folk, who won't expose their labels to anyone.
I remember one time about 15 years ago, I told Duke Habernik, or whatever his name, that the Haband label could even be found in the Texas Legislature.
He put it in one of his come-on letters, and less than a month later an elderly member (only a few years my senior) upbraided me on the House floor because he and I were wearing the same Haband sport
coat. He told me I was "a spoiler of a good thing."
I wore the same coat to his funeral, along with a Haband shirt and tie.
- September 17, 2007 at 11:51 AM
I find the word "Geezer" to be the most offensive age slur there is. I dont think anyone would use a similar sounding slur word when referring to a Hispanic! Ageism is just as wrong as racisim. The correct term for the demographic you are referring to is "older adults". When referring to an individual, just stating their age is preferred, without any labels such as "senior" (which I also hate) or "elderly" or any of the other negative stereotypes.
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Letter from Iraia to McLean, 30 Jan 1852
Reference Number: MS-Papers-0032-0676A-13. Object #1031531
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2 pages written 30 Jan 1852 by Iraia Te Ama-o-te-rangi Te Whaiti to Sir George Grey and Sir Donald McLean in and Port Nicholson, related to Wairarapa, Ngati Kahungunu ki Wairarapa.
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Te Reo Maori (E Ma)
No Wakataki
30 Hanueri 1852
Ki Poneke, ki a Te Makarini raua ko Kawana Kerei
E hoa ma,
Tena ra korua. E hoa, tenei matou ka kite i nga korero a ta korua pukapuka, e pai ana ano. Tenei taku ki a korua, ko te rohenga ki Rangitumau puta noa ki Te Pipiriki, puta noa ki Puketoi, Rangitahuahua, Taumata-o-Te Watuiapiti, Manawa, Taueru - tumau tonu enei rohe. E hoa, ko taku ki a koe, ko te kairuri whakahohorotia mai inaianei ano. Kia hohoro.
Naku, na to korua hoa aroha,
na Iraia
English (E Ma)
From Wakataki
30 January 1852
To Port Nicholson, to McLean and Governor Grey
Greetings to you both. Friend, we saw the text of your letter and it is just fine. This is what I have for you and that is the area at Rangitumau and right out to Te Pipiriki, and as far as Puketoi, Rangitahuahua, Taumata-o-Te Watuiapiti, Manawa, Taueru - these boundaries are fixed. Friends, I say to you, make the surveyor come here quickly, right now. Quickly.
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