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late 14c. "trimming or lining of a garment" (implied c.1300 in surname Furhode "fur hood"), probably from Old French fourrer "to line, sheathe," from fuerre "sheath, covering," from Frankish *fodr or another Germanic source (cf. Old Frisian foder "coat lining," Old High German fotar "a lining," German Futter, Gothic fodr "sword sheath"), from Proto-Germanic *fodram "sheath."
Sense transferred in English from the notion of a lining to the thing used in it. First applied early 15c. to animal hair still on the animal.
I'le make the fur Flie 'bout the eares of the old Cur. [Butler, "Hudibras," 1663]As a verb, from c.1300, from Old French fourrer. Related: Furred; furring.
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To promote a lively conflict; stir things up: When the Senator hears about this, he'll make the fur fly (1834+)


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Ontario's aerospace industry is the second largest in Canada, with annual revenues of $5.3 billion. The industry's broad supply chain includes more than 200 companies supplying components for aerospace programs across the globe. All Custom Gasket is one of the major players and preferred suppliers. Being a Canadian-owned and operated SME for the past 28-plus years, the company can help with IRB/ITB offset obligations.
Based in Mississauga, Ont., All Custom Gasket currently works with several OEMs and Tier 1 companies in the aerospace, military and defence sectors. The company supplies to local Canadian companies, as well as international players. Its aerospace division responds to any urgent need, and has the ability to supply gaskets for new builds, AOGs, as well as MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) requirements in the aerospace industry.
Quality is important to All Custom Gasket. The company is able to meet tight tolerances and specific drawing specifications, such as part marking and full material traceability.
There are many reasons the gasket manufacturer has seen, and continues to see, success in this field.
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.....Tom Davis
.....Al Franken
[FADE IN on a blue "Pong" video screen. The player on the left is leading the one on the right, 5-0. The players are heard talking off camera.]
Tom Davis: Yeah, I heard you guys lost to the University of Toronto last night. What was it, 11 to 2?
Al Franken: Yeah, they had this one guy named Bouchard, who was just amazing. He looked like he played pro hockey or something. Boy, he had a great night.
Tom Davis: Sounds like, uh...
[The player on the right misses a shot, making the score 6-0.]
Tom Davis: Sounds like you had it pretty rough last night.
Al Franken: Well, yeah, but I, I scored a goal.
Tom Davis: YOU scored a GOAL? But you're the goalie, right?
[The right-hand player misses again to make the score 7-0.]
Al Franken: Yeah, I'm the goalie. Yeah. What happened was, this Bouchard had an incredible slapshot, and he, uh, he hit one real hard, I didn't see it, it hit me right in the cup, you know?
Tom Davis: Wow.
Al Franken: Yeah. Bounced to center ice, and all the way down to the other end, and it skipped past their goalie.
Tom Davis: No kidding!
[The player misses another shot; the score is now 8-0.]
Tom Davis: Boy, I wish I had seen that. Hey, your mouth looks pretty bad, does that still hurt?
Franken: A little. Uh, they said the stitches will be out next week, but--
Tom Davis: How did that happen? I heard you got hit with a stick, or something?
Al Franken: Naw, you see this, uh... you know, we didn't have a chance with this Bouchard guy dancing around, you know. So, uh, he came swooshing by my net after he scored his eighth goal, you know? So I just, uh, tapped him a little bit on the head with my stick...
Tom Davis: Right.
Al Franken: Boy, the next thing you know, this Bouchard guy's got his gloves on the ice, and he's punching me in the mouth as hard as he can--
[Again, the right-hand "Pong" player misses for a score of 9-0.]
Tom Davis: Wow!
Al Franken: And get this: the ref throws ME out of the game instead of Bouchard.
[The right-hand player misses an easy shot to make it a 10-0 game.]
Tom Davis: No kidding!
Al Franken: Yeah, he was making bad calls like that all night.
Tom Davis: Wow.
[The player on the right misses still another shot, effectively ending the game at 11-0. The ball and the "players" suddenly disappear.]
Al Franken: Hey, there's something wrong with my side of the, uh, machine, here...
Tom Davis: Well, let's play another game, and we'll switch sides.
Al Franken: No, no, I gotta suit up for pwactice.
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Though 17 King County cities already prohibit public defecation, it took the county council until Monday night to ban it in unincorporated areas.
The King County Council passed an ordinance that would make it a $125 infraction to use public spaces as emptying grounds.
Council reports cite public urination a health risk and public nuisance.
Though a first offense would be a civil infraction, a second offense could amount to misdemeanor charges. Seattle, Skykomish and Shoreline use a similar penalty model for the offense.
Hiking trails are exempt from the types of places it's not OK to "go."
Monday night's action makes King County the seventh county in Washington to ban public urination.
In Seattle, people who pee in open view face a $27 fine. Ten King County cities, including Bellevue, Burien, Federal Way and Mercer Island, make public peeing a misdemeanor offense.


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> I'm trying to find a compromise that is acceptable to all and try > to use neutral language where I can. Understood, I agree with you, don't think you are doing anything wrong, and am trying to do the same thing. I am also almost exclusively focused on the task set before us by Gregg. I am thinking only of the Guidelines (big G) and mostly just the list of alternatives and variations. > Could you please not simply say that you disagree with me but > explain what you mean? Sorry. Given the context, I presumed you were arguing why keeping validity at Level 2 was acceptable. > Could you give me some examples of accessibility problems that would > be caught by requiring validity in the document (your wish) and not by > addressing validity in the techniques for the 'programmatically determined' > success criteria (my proposal)? Unless I hear differently, I do not believe it is relevant (at this moment in time) to be discussing the supporting techniques document. It might be on-topic if this makes the some of the vetted compromises (for the WCAG) more acceptable. > In my proposal, we wouldn't need to address validity at all in our > guidelines and view validity as a technique to ensure the other > accessibility requirements can be met. As such I propose to delete > them from the guidelines (all levels) and only talk about techniques. Great! The omission of an explicit reference to validity in WCAG2 SC is one of the compromises I have offered as being acceptable to the "don't compromise the importance of validity" faction.Received on Tuesday, 8 November 2005 00:38:46 UTC
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Pragya to get RAPED in Kumkum Bhagya?
Now this is definitely shocking and disturbing!
Reports doing rounds in the media are buzzing with the update of Zee TV's Kumkum Bhagya (Balaji Telefilms).
With the current kidnapping ploy in force, viewers will soon be treated to another unfortunate happening in Pragya's (Sriti Jha) life.
Reports in media state that Pragya who would be kidnapped will also get raped!
Shocking isn't it?
With Aliya (Shikha Singh) and Tanu (Leena Jumani) playing their wicked tricks, they would hire a goon to abduct Pragya from the Ganpati festivities. With Abhi (Shabbir Ahluwalia) seeing the developments he would rush to save her.
The stories in the news mentions that the creatives are working on the track and only time will tell whether Abhi would manage to save his wife or not.
Also another piece of news that is being reported is that Bulbul (Mrunal Thakur) will leave Purab (Arjit Taneja).
Why you ask?
Well, Tanu and Aliya would ask Bulbul to ditch Purab in order to save her sister.
Woaaaah!!! Too much drama isn't it?
Only time will tell how much of it happens on Kumkum Bhagya.
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On joining Bata, Kumar says, "Bata is strongly poised to take the growth trajectory to the next level. The brand has strong understanding on consumer needs and is relentlessly focused on improving customer service and quality sales growth." Kumar adds that the brand's strategy and investment programme will continue to drive a cohesive and consistent marketing journey.
In his 16-year career, Kumar has worked in retail, food and hospitality sectors handling business strategies. An MBA degree holder, Kumar received the 'Star Youth Achievers Award' at Global Youth Marketing Forum for his work on youth marketing this year.
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Wreaths honor fallen service men and women during holiday season
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — This holiday season, as we spend time with our loved ones, it's important to remember the loved ones who are fighting for our freedom and those who have died defending our great nation.
In honor of those brave men and women, hundreds gathered at Wilmington National Cemetery Saturday to place wreaths in memory of the fallen. Wreaths Across America is a nonprofit dedicated to remembering the greatest sacrifice during the holiday season.
"It is very heart-warming to see people honor the vets now because when I came back from Vietnam, they did not honor the vets like this at all," said Claude McDonald, a Vietnam veteran who says he's touched to see so many paying their respects.
Special wreaths were hung to represent each branch of the military, prisoners of war and those who went missing in action.
The Wreaths Across America ceremony is a national effort that has been a part of our community for the past five years.
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Medieval War Movies About Love
If you are a fan of history and of romance, then you are definitely going to want to watch these medieval war movies about love. From the glory and splendor of Camelot to the gritty dirtiness of Scotland in the Middle Ages, there's something in this film list for anyone who is a fan of movies.
"Braveheart"- This timeless film starring Mel Gibson tells the story of Scottish highlander William Wallace and his determination to save Scotland from the grips of King Edward Longshanks. Along the way, he falls in love with a beautiful woman, only to have his lov taken away by cruel English soldiers. With its blend of medieval war and love, this is one film that is a delight.
"Camelot"- This splendid medieval film, which tells the story of King Arthur in the decline of his kingdom, manages to blend the terrible facts of war with the timeless love triangle of Arthur, Lancelot, and Guinevere. With a cast comprised of some of the greats of the time, including Richard Harris and Vanessa Redgrave, this is one film about the medieval period that everyone will enjoy.
"The Princess Bride"- This film tells the charming love story of Princess Buttercup and Westley, along with a great deal of battle scenes to go along with it. Although more lighthearted than some other medieval movies, it is nevertheless a great pleasure to watch and is a great way to spend the afternoon.
"The Lion in Winter"- This classic medieval war film, which stars the inimitable Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn, tells the story of the declining love between the two powerful monarchs, as well as the political scheming and maneuvering of their children. With its great dialogue, not to mention the formidable acting talent of the main actors, you are definitely going to enjoy this movie about the medieval period.
"Tristan+Isolde"- This film, which tells the timeless medieval love story of Tristan and Isolde, is a genuinely stirring love film that is sure to move even the most unemotional person. Starring James Franco and a host of others, it is a journey back in time and an engagement with one of the most famous love stories coming out of the medieval period.
"King Arthur"- This rendition of the Arthurian story, which attempts to be truer to story, is set against the backdrop of the downfall of Rome and the Saxon invasion of England. Amongst this political turmoil, Arthur, a Roman commander, must navigate his own waters, with both his love for Guinevere and his affection for his friend Lancelot. With its mixture of action, war, and romance, this is one medieval war film that is not to be missed.
"The Adventures of Robin Hood"- This swashbuckling war film, which stars Errol Flynn and Olivia Havilland (from the Golden Age of Hollywood) tells the timeless tale on Robin Hood and Marian, set against the backdrop of the cruel reign of Prince John. Although some might think it a big corny, it is still eminently worth watching.
"Excalibur"- This dark and slightly bizarre film, which is a fanciful retelling of the tale of King Arthur, features some of the best love scenes but also some of the most disturbing war scenes, of any film about the famous king and his knights. In addition, it stars a very young Helen Mirren, in her role as Arthur's hateful half-sister Morgana, and is definitely worth watching for any who like to see their medieval love and war combined in some very unusual ways.


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These waymarks should be of interest, worth the visit to that location. Things you would not want to list: a small pyramid shape at the top of a motel, a small pyramid shape in a park, etc.
We will allow pyramids that are stretched in height (not having equilateral sides). They still should meet the 20 foot height rule.
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If it would be easier to see the pyramid from a distance, you can take a picture from a distant location, but still try to get accurate coordinates for the actual location. If you are not allowed close to the pyramid, you can post coordinates at a location that gives the best viewing of the pyramid.
When visiting the location, please try to take a picture with your GPSr if you are alone, or with members of your party in the shot. Also, please describe your visit/adventures so others will know what to expect when they get there.
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J.O. Ramsdell Gallery, Nowa Nowa, Vic, Australia
in Pyramids
The Pyramid is built to cover the display of an extensive tree root 'sculpture' from a Messmate Gum in the Jack Ramsdell Gallery.
posted by: Grahame Cookie
location: Victoria, Australia
date approved: 10/30/2017
last visited: never
Gedenkstein in Pyramidenform - Remagen - RLP - Germany
Gedenkstein in Pyramidenform
posted by: CADS11
location: Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
date approved: 6/11/2017
La pyramide de Saint Léger sous Cholet - France
En bordure du rond point qui mène à la voie express vers Cholet, une pyramide moderne.
At the edge of the roundabout that leads to the expressway towards Cholet, a modern pyramid.
posted by: Alfouine
location: Pays de la Loire, France
Pyramid as roof construction Vitalberg - Pertisau, Tyrol, Austria
Pyramid as roof construction at the Vitalberg Museum in Pertisau.
posted by: kaschper69
location: Tirol, Austria
date approved: 4/6/2017
US Grant Monument - Savannah, TN
Grant used the house behind this monument as his headquarters.
posted by: YoSam.
location: Tennessee
date approved: 1/17/2017
last visited: 3/10/2017
Chacchoben Temple Pyramid - Chacchoben, Quintana Roo, Mexico
This is the first large temple pyramid encountered on the Chacchoben Tour.
posted by: iconions
location: Quintana Roo, Mexico
Pyramide de Mariette Pacha - Boulogne sur mer - France
[EN] Statue tribute to Auguste Mariette, great Egyptologist.
[FR] Statue en hommage à Auguste Mariette, grand égyptologue.
posted by: pmaupin
location: Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
date approved: 10/3/2016
last visited: 10/1/2016
Pyramide als Dachkonstruktion - München - Bayern - Germany
Pyramide auf dem Dach des Hauses Arnulfstraße 60, 80335 München
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 9/5/2016
last visited: 11/4/2017
Glaspyramide Umweltministerium
Glaspyramide im Innenhof des Umweltministeriums Rheinland-Pfalz **
Glass pyramid in the courtyard of the Environment Ministry Rheinland-Pfalz
posted by: Team Keks
date approved: 5/18/2016
last visited: 6/27/2016
Kugelpyramide - Andernach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
[DE] Kugelpyramide im Schloßgarten von Andernach.
[EN] Ball pyramid in the palace garden of Andernach.
last visited: 4/6/2016
Pyramid Planetarium, Tamworth, NSW, Australia
The Tamworth planetarium is to the west of the New England Highway, north of Tamworth, and it is the shape of a square pyramid.
location: New South Wales, Australia
Steelcase Pyramid
posted by: just for the fun
location: Michigan
last visited: 2/8/2017
Replica Mayan Pyramid - Costa Maya, Mexico
The Replica Mayan Pyramid is located beyond the security zone outside the Mayan Village at the start of the residential area one Ave. Paseo del Puerto of Costa, Maya, Mexico.
posted by: neoc1
date approved: 4/24/2016
last visited: 4/4/2017
Co-Operative Bank Pyramid - Stockport, UK
This blue glass pyramid houses a call centre for the Co-operative Bank.
posted by: dtrebilc
location: Northwest England, United Kingdom
date approved: 2/7/2016
last visited: 7/18/2017
Killough Grave Monument -- Killough Cemetery, Cherokee Co. TX
The Killough Massacre monument pyramid was built by the WPA out of local stone around 1940. It stands about 25 feet over this quiet patch of sacred ground in East Texas.
posted by: Benchmark Blasterz
location: Texas
date approved: 11/1/2015
last visited: 3/19/2017
Piletas de Garum pyramid - Málaga, Spain
This glass pyramid can be found in the Calle Alcazabilla protecting the roman Piletas de Garum (Garum Basins).
posted by: razalas
location: Andalucía, Spain
date approved: 10/27/2015
last visited: 1/27/2018
Pachacamac Pyramid 1 -- Complejo Arqueológico de Pachacamac, Lima, Lurin, Peru
The amazing ruins of Pachamac Pyramid No. 1, which is on permanent display at the Pachamac Complex Archaeological site, 40km south of Lima, Peru
location: Peru
last visited: 7/4/2015
Mystery Pyramid - St Anne's Churchyard, London, UK
This pyramid, that stands about 7 metres tall, is located in the churchyard of St Anne's on the south side of Commercial Road in Limehouse, London. What and why the pyramid is located here is a mystery.
posted by: Master Mariner
location: London, United Kingdom
date approved: 9/7/2015
IMAX Theater - Niagara Falls, ON, Canada
The IMAX theater is located at 6170 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls, ON, Canada
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 8/23/2015
last visited: 9/9/2017
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Cleveland OH
Museum dedicated to the history of Rock and Roll.
posted by: nomadwillie
location: Ohio
date approved: 6/11/2015
last visited: 12/25/2016
Pyramide près de la A30, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Qc, Canada
Une pyramide de verre qui attire l'attention sur l'autoroute A30.
A glass pyramid that draws attention near Highway A30.
posted by: LeGrandChrist
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 5/14/2015
last visited: 1/14/2017
Moody Gardens Rainforest Pyramid - Galveston, TX
The Rainforest Pyramid is one of 3 pyramid buildings located within Moody Gardens, an educational amusement park in Galveston, Texas.
posted by: Raven
last visited: 9/1/2014
Wulsdorfer Pyramide
Diese 1919 aus Backsteinziegeln erbaute Pyramide zum Gedenken an die Gefallenen des ersten Weltkrieges steht auf dem Wulsdorfer Friedhof.
posted by: nappatuq
location: Bremen, Germany
date approved: 1/4/2015
last visited: 1/9/2015
Pyramid Arena, Memphis, TN
The Pyramid Arena is a 20,142-seat arena located in downtown Memphis at the banks of the Mississippi River.
posted by: TerraViators
date approved: 10/19/2014
last visited: 12/5/2016
Pyramida v Bácovicích - Bácovice, Czech Republic
Pyramida v Bácovicích / Pyramid in Bácovice
posted by: puczmeloun
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
date approved: 7/27/2014
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Creating Direct Mailings or Mass Emails with Mail Merge for Word
Using Mail Merge for Word, you can download Oracle CRM On Demand data, and merge it with a Word document. The following procedure uses Contacts as an example, but you can also create mail merges using Oracle CRM On Demand data from Leads, Accounts, Opportunities, and Service Requests or using a recipient list you have saved locally.
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Record: 3-3 after Sunday's 32-20 loss to the 49ers in San Francisco
Where they rank: No. 26 on offense (24th rushing, 18th passing); No. 15 on defense (5th rushing, 19th passing)
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Series: Cardinals lead 15-13, including an 8-4 edge in Arizona. But the Seahawks won the last meeting, 58-0 in Week 14 at CenturyLink Field last season
Unsung hero: Andre Ellington. The rookie running back, and a sixth-round draft choice no less, doesn't get a lot of touches. But he definitely makes the most of his opportunities. The 5-foot-9, 199-pound Ellington is averaging 7.0 yards on 25 carries and also has 18 receptions. And he has scored two touchdowns, second on the team only to Fitzgerald. In an offense that features Fitzgerald, and QB Carson Palmer, and running back Rashard Mendenhall, and wide receiver Michael Floyd, the Seahawks can't forget about Ellington.
Burning question: Will turnovers tell the tale of this Thursday nighter? The Seahawks have forced 17, one behind the league-leading Kansas City Chiefs. The Cardinals have turned it over 15 times, including four in Sunday's loss to the 49ers. But the Seahawks also have lost six fumbles, with only the unbeaten Denver Broncos (eight) and winless New York Giants (seven) having more.
Numbers to know: 7, times the Cardinals have beaten the Seahawks in their last nine games in the desert. … 1, kicks missed by Jay Feely, who is nine of 10 on field goals and 10 of 10 on PATs. … 3, interceptions by cornerback Patrick Peterson, tying him with Thomas and Sherman among others for second-most in the league. … 69.3, Palmer's passer rating, which is 31st in the league. … 9, receptions on third downs for Ellington.
Familiar faces: Starting right guard Paul Fanaika (2010-11) and backup center Mike Gibson (2009-11) also played for the Seahawks. Backup nose tackle Alameda Ta'amu played at the University of Washington. Running backs coach Stump Mitchell held the same position with the Seahawks (1999-2007). Scouting assistant Josh Scobey played for the Seahawks (2005-06). Area scout Chris Culmer also worked in the scouting department for the Seahawks.
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TALLAHASSEE — Despite playing in only four games, Jameis Winston is quickly becoming a legend around Tallahassee.
But one of the people most responsible isn't around to witness it first hand. Buffalo Bills rookie EJ Manuel's influence in Tallahassee remains.
Winston's exploits are well documented. His debut against Pittsburgh captured attention and sparked talk of him following Johnny Manziel as a freshman Heisman Trophy winner. His touchdown launch before the half against Boston College became the Sportscenter No. 1 play that day.
Only a year ago Winston and Manuel were sharing the depth chart that listed Manuel as the No. 1 and Winston as possibly the No. 4 with an "R" next to it for redshirt.
Manuel had his eyes on bringing FSU back to national prominence and his future in the NFL, but allowed Winston along for the ride.
"Jameis is like a little brother to me," Manuel said. "I'm extremely happy he came to Florida State and he was able to work with me and the rest of us for a year."
Winston is also extremely happy as the stuff that he learned from the former Seminoles starting quarterback is what allowing him to be so successful this quickly.
"EJ taught me three things — being calm, cool and collected," Winston said. "All the time, EJ was calm. Even when things went bad he was cool. And he always was obtaining information, and that helped me a lot."
Manuel was the same level-headed guy in every situation, whether the Seminoles were up big on Duke or trading blows with Clemson. He kept a cool head, and the trait can now be seen in Winston.
Winston has trailed in the second quarter in three games, but his demeanor hasn't changed in those situations. He has stayed calm, cool and collected just as Manuel would and eventually led FSU to victory.
What he learned didn't end there.
"The effort that (EJ) put into preparation was huge," backup quarterback Jacob Coker said. "I (and Winston) got to watch that and really learn how to get ready for a game."
"Just being able to watch EJ and see how he managed things as a quarterback was tremendous on me, especially coming in as highly recruited as I was," Winston added.
Many highly recruited players come in entitled and possibly a little self-centered. It's hard to see those characteristics in Winston, but by the way Manuel carried himself he made sure they never would be. Manuel was humble and team-oriented, and now so is Winston.
Winston is quick to pass credit to his wide receivers and linemen when he's getting accolades and quick to take the blame when others make mistakes, something that would surely make Manuel proud.
After Saturday's win against Boston College, Winston gave shout-outs to all his skill position players and his offensive line when asked about the Flutie-esque play he made that he was getting so much credit for.
Manuel nearly did the same following his win Sunday against the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens.
"I'm very satisfied that we won," Manuel said. "It's still a team game. It's a team effort. I'm not going to put everything on myself."
Through demeanor, preparation and handling of the media, many similarities can be seen between the two, but it could be when the ball is snapped that the two differ the most.
Winston is constantly looking to throw deep, with a yards-per-attempt average above 10 in three games this season.
Manuel reached that four times during his senior season, relying heavily on checkdowns.
Away from football, Winston is also a lot more of a "goofball," as teammates describe him with no disrespect, having a reported love of "cheeseballs" and making funny videos on Vine. Manuel had a sense of humor but would never be called a "goofball."
Manuel finished his FSU career 25-6 as a starter, leading the Seminoles to their first ACC title since 2005 and with a 4-0 bowl record (including the program's first BCS bowl since 2000). He was the first quarterback taken in the 2013 draft.
If Winston continues on his path using the tutelage that Manuel instilled in him, he could create his own legend.


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Shanghai Tang Humidor
- July 10, 2006 |
- By Michael Moretti
As well as crafting Chinese-influenced clothing, and accessories for the home and person, in loud-colored, Asian-influenced patterns and lines, Shanghai Tang also has a humidor that seems to follow the same design philosophy. Crafted with a black high-gloss lacquer, the box is trimmed in a jade-colored veneer and features a contorted marquetry Chinese dragon on the lid with its mouth agape, brandishing its claws.
At $770, the humidor might seem like all show and no go, but it has many of the attributes that point to quality. While we did not test it, the box does have a nice mahogany interior with flush lines and seams, as well as a soft seal that closes with a puff of air. It has space for approximately 50 sticks and comes with a key lock, humidification system and hygrometer. None of the equipment is state-of-the-art, but if you are looking for a desktop showpiece that will spark conversation and is pretty well put together, this is not a bad way to go. If you are a Shanghai gangster, well then, it's a must have.
The Shanghai Tang fashion label is owned by the Richemont Group, which also counts Alfred Dunhill and Cartier among its interests. For more information, call 888 252-TANG (8264).
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This is the Calesa Parade during The Vigan Binatbatan Festival of the Arts-May 1-4, 2014. For many years now, Calesa Parade became the main attraction of the Viva Vigan Festival of the Arts. It features around 100 calesa (horse-drawn vehicle) decorated with indigenous materials in accordance to the theme of the Viva Vigan. Viva Vigan's week-long festivities have both religious and secular importance. It starts on the 1st of May, when the whole country celebrates Labor Day and Vigan remembers its own Isabelo de los Reyes, who founded the country's first federation of labor. The catholic faithful also remembers on this day St. Joseph, patron saint of workers.


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I recently bought a used 2003 BBU with the old Headshok fork. I'll admit that I was smitten by the looks of it and wasn't aware of the reputation for failure that this fork has. It seemed to operate okay but when I wasn't able to lock it out I phoned Cannondale and they confirmed that it needed servicing. I know about the tradeout program but I'm thinking of swapping out for a rigid fork. Cannondale recommended the Cane Creek converter but from what I've gathered all I need is the adapters sold on ebay and a common 1 1/8" fork. The question is, does anyone have any specific recommendations for a rigid fork that would complement the design and style of the BBU?
I know nothing about forks but if anyone has any experience with and are happy with their choice in an aftermarket rigid fork for the BBU I would appreciate it. Thanks.


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Skip to comments.2012 Election-the death or rebirth of the United States
Posted on 11/06/2012 10:01:30 AM PST by Oldpuppymax
The result of this presidential election will let the American public know whether their nation is dying or being reborn.
As Coach Collins wrote on CiR this morning, the November 5th Rasmussen Party Affiliation poll reveals that by a 5.8 % margin, more voters consider themselves Republican than Democrat. It is by far the largest advantage Republicans have ever enjoyed. Indeed it is more than 4 TIMES the +1.3% Republican margin of November, 2010 when the GOP eviscerated Democrats in both the house and the senate. (1)
Looking back upon party affiliation polling numbers of the past, it is clear that Rasmussen is nothing if not accurate. Democrats boasted an advantage of 7.6% in November of 2008, the year in which Obama roundly defeated the hapless John McCain by approximately that exact number!
But perhaps of greater interest is the fact that Democrats...
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It's funny how the Rats always project their intentions through strawmen and feints.
I believe the only way Obama can win is through fraud, so right back at ya.
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2012 Election - neither death nor rebirth, but new highs for hyperbole.
Fraud will only work if the vote is close. As Hugh Hewitt wrote, "if it's not close, they can't cheat."
Thank you. So tired of the histrionics and bathos in this leprous election cycle.
Me too. I'm also tired of the conspiracy theories. It'd be one thing if our side was willing to get to the bottom of them. We have control of the house, so any conspiracy theory that still exists is now our fault unless there is an active House investigation.
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Law: Bail bond operators face fierce competition and new regulatory changes
In a distinguished 34-year career as a Seattle police officer and deputy in the U.S. Marshals Service, Denny Behrend's list of criminal apprehensions read like something from "America's Most Wanted."
Behrend was part of the manhunt in the 1980s that led to the arrest of escaped federal prisoner Christopher Boyce, a convicted Soviet spy whose deeds were depicted in the movie "The Falcon and the Snowman." Behrend also helped apprehend Seattle warehouse arsonist Martin Pang and notorious bank robbers Joseph Dougherty and Terry Lee Connors.
But when it came time to retire in 2001, little did Behrend know he was in for a second act, spurred on by love.
Behrend was participating in an event that involved the U.S. Marshals Service and John Walsh of the TV show "America's Most Wanted." Also present was Gayle Brandon, who owned a bail bond agency and who sat on the local board of Crime Stoppers.
"It was one of those things," Behrend said. "We fell in love at first sight."
Today Behrend and his wife own and operate Lacey OMalley Bail Bonds, a Seattle-based business that serves 39 counties in the state.
Their industry has gone through significant changes in recent years. Those changes include more state regulatory oversight to help curb abuses by recovery agents, the "bounty hunters" who track down people who skip bail. And heated competition among bail bonds operators has sparked a political debate about how much money criminal suspects should have to come up with before a bail bond agency will spring them from jail.
Most of the people Behrend deals with these days have been arrested on DUI (driving under the influence) charges, domestic violence charges or for driving with a suspended license. Most are first-time offenders. And most are eager to get out of trouble and stay out of trouble, he said.
There are some "frequent flyer" criminals out there, Behrend said. But most of the people who get arrested are decent people who have had a bad experience, maybe had too much alcohol or made a misjudgment that got them in trouble with the law.
"Truly the vast majority of our client are people who have never been in trouble before and are never going to be in trouble again," said Behrend.
When they do get in trouble, they often call on people like Behrend to bail them out of jail. Behrend's business is to check them out to see if they are deemed a worthy risk, a procedure that often requires having a responsible relative co-sign a bail bond.
In addition to a co-signer, bail bond agents also look at other factors, including the severity of the alleged crime, a person's credit history, how stable the person is in the community and whether the person is a first-time offender.
Behrend and other bail bond agents require up to 10 percent of the bail up front — a payment that is not returned.
The number of agencies in Behrend's industry has fallen in recent years.
According to the state Department of Licensing, there are currently 95 bail bond agencies and branch offices in Washington, down slightly from 100 in 2007.
But the number of bail bond agents has increased. Today there are 375 bail bond agents registered in the state, up 36 percent from 2007.
There also has been a similar increase in the number of bail bond recovery agents, known as "bounty hunters." The state has 200 licensed recovery agents, a 33 percent increase.
The industry also has undergone some changes in state law in recent years, including more required training and more scrutiny of forced entries by recovery agents who take action to find criminal suspects who skip bail.
Meanwhile, Behrend, Brandon and others in the business have been seeking legislative support for a state law that would set a floor, or minumum percentage, that agencies must charge clients to get out of jail while they wait for their legal case to work its way through the judicial system.
Behrend said support in his industry for a 10 percent floor is a reaction to the large out-of-state bail bond companies that have set up shop in Washington. Those large operations over the past few years have dropped their bail bond charges to 8 percent, even 6 percent and lower in some cases.
That competitive pressure has made it more difficult for some of the smaller agencies to survive. And it also has made it easier for some criminals to get out of jail, said bail bond agent Jeremy Hubbard.
"It's strictly a business tactic, trying to get one up on your competition. We are trying to get the floor established at 10 percent," said Hubbard, who manages A Affordable Bail Bonds LLC, a business with more than 30 bail bond agents and offices from Vancouver, Wash., to Everett, and east to Ellensburg and Spokane.
While many people think that bail bonds require a minimum 10 percent payment, there is actually no required amount.
A proposed law to set a 10-percent minimum was supported in 2012 by State Rep. Christopher Hurst, D-Enumclaw. But the bill got lost in the political dispute over the budget and died in the legislative session this past March.
Hurst, chairman of the House public safety committee, has vowed to keep the issue alive for future sessions.
Bail has become controversial in Washington in recent years.
Much of that controversy stems from Maurice Clemmons, the gunman who massacred four police officers in a Lakewood cafe in 2009. Just six days before the murders, Clemmons had been released from jail after posting a bond that was 4 percent of his overall bail on a child-rape charge. If there had been a 10-percent rule, Clemmons would not have been released from jail because he did not have the $19,000 or collateral that would have been needed to back his bail.
Despite high-profile cases such as Clemmons, most suspects who are out on bail obey the law and show up for their court appearances, Hubbard said.
The forfeiture rate is about 5 percent, he said, but most of the time it's just a missed court date. One phone call can take care of it right away.
But sometimes people do run. And that's when the recovery agents get the call.
Hubbard said it's not like what you might see on a reality TV program. It's rare for a person to skip out, and even more rare that a recovery agent will actually have to kick down a door to nab someone.
But it does happen. Hubbard remembers one time years ago when he got a tip that a woman who had jumped bail was hiding out in a trailer in the countryside. He knocked on the door, but the woman and her boyfriend refused to open it.
"They thought it was funny," Hubbard said. "They said, 'Kick it down.'" So he did, and took them to jail.
There have been issues with aggressive bounty hunters taking things too far. The Department of Licensing raised concerns several years about overly aggressive bounty hunters mistakenly entering the wrong homes and detaining innocent people.
In one case, a couple with a baby were approached by a bounty hunter at a drive-through coffee stand. The bounty hunter forced the man out of the car at gunpoint. But it turned out to be a case of mistaken identity; the man was not the fugitive the bounty hunter was trying to find.
Those concerns prompted reforms in 2008, when the state Legislature passed a law that added more regulations for bounty hunters.
The biggest piece increased the training required, which was something the industry had requested, said Christine Anthony, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Licensing.
Recovery agents are now required to complete 32 hours of certified training at the Washington State Criminal Justice Center and to undergo ongoing training. They also cannot have a felony record and must be licensed to carry a concealed weapon.
In 2008, stricter regulations also went into effect, requiring a recovery agent to have reasonable knowledge that a fugitive was in a home before forcibly entering the home. Recovery agents also were required to notify the Department of Licensing every time there was a forced entry.
Since 2008, there have been 212 forced entries reported in the state, according to the Department of Licensing.
Bounty hunters must chase only about 1 percent or less of the people who post bail, Hubbard said.
Before his bail bond career began, Hubbard was working as a "cooler," another name for a head bouncer who helps keep things under control. A bail bond recovery agent came into his Portland club, took notice of how Hubbard was running things and said he was looking for a partner. He asked Hubbard if he would be interested. That led Hubbard to where he is today.
Mostly, Hubbard said, his company helps defendants get through the court system, letting them know what is going to happen and what is coming up next.
He said 85 percent of his clients have never been arrested before and are never arrested again.
Hubbard said his company is using new technology to help people track their court dates. For about a year and a half, Hubbard said he has been using modified software that sends email and text reminders of upcoming court appearances.
Meanwhile, Behrend said he never imagined that he would finish off a career steeped in law enforcement with his current job.
"A couple of months before I met Gayle, I would have called for security and had someone arrested if they told me I would be doing this," Behrend said.
Behrend's days are long these days. He might be in court in Seattle in the morning awaiting a bail hearing with a client, or he might be searching property records to check to see if there are liens on a property a client is putting up as collateral. He also might be on the road heading to an out-of-town courthouse.
But it's a lot different from the days of working in witness protection, moving prisoners and conducting manhunts.
Behrend said there's a reason why federal law enforcement agencies have a mandatory retirement age of 57.
"The adrenaline rush could cause someone to have a heart attack," Behrend said. "They were thinking ahead."


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MILITARY SALUTE: Joseph Rinaldi of Cypress
Published 5:00 pm, Friday, July 4, 2014
Air Force Airman Joseph E. Rinaldi graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Rinaldi is the son of Jessica and Joseph Rinaldi of Houston, Texas. He is also the son of Jennifer O'Brien and stepson of Bob O'Brien of Lake Mary, Fla.
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Vol. I No. 40
Wednesday December 3, 1828
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Indians in Upper Canada.- A Methodist Missionary writes from Credit River, under date of 20th September, 1828 as follows:
"The Indians here have now got their tract of land surveyed and divided into portions for each family, so that we hope to see them improve more in agriculture next season. They have completed three comfortable dwelling houses this year, & have four more building by individual exertion, without pecuniary aid from anyone although they are under the necessity of continually exerting themselves to obtain the means of subsistence from day to day. Two of them have raised and harvested five or six acres each of excellent wheat which is the first fruits of their labor int hat kind of grain; and their crops of corn and potatoes are abundant, according to the quantity of ground cultivated."


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It turns out that building websites isn't that difficult, especially when you get someone else to do it for you.
For $50 you can buy a generic template for Wordpress from a man (or perhaps a precocious child, ours is not to reason why) in America (or so they claim) and then all you have to do is start writing.
OK, the site looks rubbish – it has no logo, pictures or functionality - but it's a website, a window to the world.
Enter4entertainment.com is now in its second successful week, and I think we're really starting to make a difference.
Yesterday, the site attracted 175 visitors, our record day. How many of them were us, and the difference between a unique visitor and a page view, remain moot points at Entertainment towers (currently, my spare room) … but whatever metric you use, we have 175 clicks (or impressions, or something) more today than we had a fortnight ago, and 100 more clicks a day than this time last week.
According to my online percentage calculator of choice, that's infinity per cent growth since launch day … infinity is a lot … but for those of you who like a slightly more tangible number, we've enjoyed a 133% increase on daily traffic compared with the same time last week. Yep, our charts (which I spend at least half my time now looking at) are heading in the right direction.
Thanks to some high-level research on Sam's part, we also have our first advertiser: Google. Well, sort of … Google Adsense … which rarely returns adverts for products or services as illustrious as the search engine giant.
Looking at the site this morning we have a banner advert for Muslim Brides and an MPU unit protesting against Obama's healthcare plans. I'm still not convinced that the "contextual" ad selection is working quite as well as it should, but who knows, maybe Enter4entertainment.com is carving out a niche as the go-to website for randy rightwing American Muslims with a penchant for British media culture?
A cursory glance at today's revenues suggests that may be wishful thinking. So far we've earned 80p, and I'm fairly sure the few clicks we have achieved were derived from Sam's click-happy breach of the terms of conditions earlier in the day. I have warned him that Google frowns upon such behaviour, but he seems hellbent on "maximising" our revenues himself. I feel it might end in tears.
The good news is that I got my first email from a PR company today. We've been invited to the launch of a video game next week.
The bad news is that office politics have begun.
Sam isn't sure we should go down that road. I said games are bigger than Hollywood and we can't ignore such a huge part of the entertainment world. Sam remained unconvinced. I said there would be free drinks and, if we're lucky, canapes. After much consideration, we decided that our website would include gaming news and views, although neither of us had owned a computer game since the days of Chuckie Egg.
Satisfied with a "500" view week, we decided Enter4entertainment.com would not require updates throughout the weekend. The main catalyst for this impromptu "holiday" was to celebrate the arrival of a positive email from Susan (a former colleague of ours, who I have to confess I have a little bit of a soft spot for). It simply read: "You guys are so brave to be doing what you're doing – the site looks great, everyone here is really impressed."
On the Saturday 23 people looked at the site. On Sunday it was 19.
Monday morning saw a short flurry of electronic post.
"How many people go to a proper newspaper's website?" asked Sam.
"I dunno, 5 million a month?" I replied.
Sam pinged back almost straight away: "So, how many have we had this month?"
"Er, 1,490." I answered. "But we've only had 16 days of the month so far. If you double that, we're at 3,000 … that's about 0.02% of what the Daily Mail gets."
The email thread fell silent.
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PORTLAND, Maine — A Maine heating fuel company and the United Way of Greater Portland are joining forces to help people in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont stay warm through the region's long, cold winter.
Dead River Co. and United Way officials planned an event Tuesday in Scarborough to announce the "Share the Warmth" plan aimed at raising fuel assistance funds.
The program is hoping to raise money from individuals and businesses by check or through the company's website www.deadriver.com/share-the-warmth. Dead River will match each dollar collected up to $100,000.
The United Way will distribute the aid to agencies that provide fuel assistance in the three states.
It's estimated that one in 10 households needs heating assistance to stay warm during the winter.


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TV Notebook: Plenty of sports radio to go around in Houston
Published 5:30 am, Monday, May 23, 2005
The majordomos at KILT (610 AM) and KBME (790 AM) both like what they read in Houston's first Arbitron book as a two-sports-station town, thus proving that, unlike the lilies of the field, they can spin as well as toil.
The broadest audience measurement, persons age 12-plus from 6 a.m. to midnight Monday through Sunday, doesn't look too good. KILT slipped from 21st place in the fall book to 23rd for winter 2005 (January-March), and KBME came in 31st, or next to last.
KILT, however, is pleased that its morning and afternoon drive numbers combined are in the top 10 among men age 25 through 54 with a 3.7 rating, and KBME is happy that it showed significant growth in that same demographic in its first full ratings period since making the move from music to sports.
For adults 25-54 from 6 a.m. to midnight, KBME went from a rating of .1 to .5, and for men 25-54 it increased from .2 to .9. KILT's numbers went from 1.6 to 1.8 for persons 25-54 and from 2.9 to 3.0 for the men 25-54 demo.
"That shows me we brought new people to the party, which is important for us as we try to grow the format," said Ken Charles of Clear Channel Radio, which owns KBME. "If I just take audience from them, it's not a win for anybody."
In afternoon drive time (3-7 p.m. weekdays), where Marc Vandermeer and Rich Lord on KILT face off against Charlie Pallilo on KBME, KILT's persons 25-54 rating went from 2.2 to 1.9 while KBME went from .1 to .9. For men 25-54, KILT dropped from a 4.1 rating to 3.0, and KBME went from .1 to 1.5.
Real Sports returnsThe latest episode of HBO's Real Sex with Bryant Gumbel airs at 8 p.m. today with segments on the poker craze, ousted Diamondbacks manager Wally Backman and ...
I'm sorry. That should be Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. I was thrown off by the nature of Bernard Goldberg's segment on the thoroughbred stallion Storm Cat, whose annual stud fees total $20 million.
The segment explains the intricate nature of breeding and shows Storm Cat at work, as it were.
As Goldberg watches along with breeder Ric Waldman, we see Storm Cat enter the breeding shed and, um, assume the position.
A few seconds later, as the stallion walks away, Goldberg asks, "Done?" Waldman replies, "If we were at an opera, we'd applaud."
Four DVRs, no waitingShout Factory, which has enriched our lives with, among other things, SCTV on DVD and Tijuana Brass reissues on CD, now offers Dodger Blue: The Championship Years , the first DVD under its new distribution contract with Major League Baseball Productions .
The DVD includes footage of each of L.A.'s six World Series champions, including shots of perhaps the greatest pitcher of my lifetime, Sandy Koufax. Charley Steiner narrates, and there's also a Spanish narration track by Alvaro Martin. ...
In the "what if" department, former WABC radio general manager Fred Weinhaus tells Bob Raissman of the New York Daily News he tried to hire Milo Hamilton in 1989 to call Yankees games on radio. "He (Hamilton) went back to Houston and leveraged the offer for a raise," said Weinhaus, who settled for John Sterling, now in his 16th year as the New York Yankees' radio voice. ...
Clip and save for the poor soul who someday will follow Gene Peterson as the Rockets' voice: The Los Angeles Times reports that Paul Sunderland, who replaced Chick Hearn on Lakers radio, will not return next season. ...
Jonathan Evans of Houston, a freshman at Tulane University, competes at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on ESPN2's Stump the Schwab. ...
It's never too early to inflict mental torment upon Bill "Cowboy" Lamza, so I am pleased to announce that two Dallas Cowboys games will not be seen in Houston this fall because they conflict with Texans home games. Neither the Oct. 30 game against the Cardinals nor the Dec. 18 game at Washington will be seen in Houston under NFL broadcast rules. ...
Scott Glenn will portray Red Blaik in Code Breakers, an ESPN film about the 1951 Army football team's honor code scandal. ... Tiger Woods and John Daly will team up against Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen in ABCs Battle at the Bridges on July 25. ...
Wanna be in show business? CSTV is hiring marketing, film, journalism and mass communications majors to work on the network's television and online properties.
You can apply at www.cstv.com/oncampus.
David Barron reports on television and radio sports for the Chronicle.


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Typical Google Reader shortcuts work on Digg Reader, so users who migrated will not have to learn new shortcuts.
Con No search feature
Digg Reader is currently working on a search feature in order to find information more quickly.
Pro Clean, easy to overview UI
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Pro Seamless Google Reader migration
Feedly have made it especially easy to navigate away from Google Reader.
Pro Integrates other services for ease of use and sharing
Feedly sign-in is done with Facebook, Twitter, Google, or Microsoft credentials. It offers many ways to share a story from within the application, including social networks, e-mail, etc.
Con No keyword filtering
Feedly has no ability to filter a feed by keyword like a lot of other RSS readers do.
Con Long list of paid-only features
Free features are pretty basic. It seems like all the new development goes into paid-only features. Paid features include sharing and saving options, alerts, backup, support or integrations with collaborative tools.
Pro Free unlimited feeds
Unlike most other news reader services, Inoreader does not restrict the amount of sources you can subscribe to in the free version.
Pro In-depth statistics about sources
Using the built-in dashboard, users can see most read sources, how often they update over time, etc.
Pro Easy to overview the list of articles so you can quickly find articles that interest you
All the feeds are easily accessible, allowing for a quick access to the most relevant articles, thanks to the interface's design: minimal and free of distracting, unnecessary elements.
Con Limits free users
While Inoreader's basic functions are still available for free users, many of the options involving customization and search options are limited to paying users.
Con Can't have unread items older than a month
If you don't read items older than 1 month they are automatically marked as read, with no possibility to "unread" them.
Pro Supported by many other apps
Works with Reeder, ReadKit, Mr Reader, SubToMe and many, many other apps.
Pro Classy interface
The web interface is nice, and the apps give a great native experience regardless of what platform you're on.
Con There is no free plan
One of the few news readers that does not offer a free plan. They have a 14 day trial, after that a subscription is $3/month.
Pro Highly customizable via plugins
The main way to customize Tiny Tiny RSS is via functionality plugins. Some come with the basic installation, but many additional ones are available from third parties. Users can also change the way information is shown, create themes or skins using CSS or download ones created by the community. All...
Pro Full control of the service
Since this reader is open-source and self-hosted, users can have full control of the service and its data when used on a private server. This means they don't need to rely on a third party service that can be discontinued anytime. It also ensures the cost for using the reader will not increase and...
Pro Multiple users per installation
One instance of Tiny Tiny RSS can be used by as many people as necessary.
Con Has to be set up manually, tech-savviness and patience required
Using Tiny Tiny RSS is not as simple as creating an account on another service. Merely completing the installation procedure will take at least a few hours. Main requirements include a physical server or a web host supporting PHP and MySQL. The know-how's also needed, but there are several guides...
Pro Social
People from Facebook or Google can be found on The Old Reader so posts can be shared and discussed.
Pro Very similar to the dismissed Google Reader
Ever since Google Reader has ceased to be an option, The Old Reader has grown in popularity.
Con Not free/libre
This application is proprietary, and thus cannot be modified, freely distributed, or trusted to be secure. Also, if the developer abandons it again, there will be no way for others to continue to update it.
Con No mobile app
Lacks an official native mobile app, but the mobile version of the site is quite usable and there are apps which support syncing with The Old Reader. However, users have created many apps for a variety of platforms using The Old Reader API. You can check them out here.
Con Not very customizable
While the sources can be added or removed, the feed cannot be filtered in any other way. Display options are limited as well, leaving the user with the standard view.
Pro Integrates with multiple read it later services
gReader integrates with Pocket, Instapaper and Readability.
Con Free version has very basic widget support
The free version includes just the icon widget, other widgets can be accessed with the pro version which costs $4.69.
Pro Recommended articles that improves over time
NewsBlur has a discovery algorithm that users can "train" to show stories they are interested in and hide ones they don't care about.
Pro Keyboard shortcuts for fast navigation
By default arrow keys and spacebar are used to quickly navigate stories, but they can be rebound for premium accounts.
Pro Very polished UI that is organized like a magazine
This app has a very polished, magazine-style layout, that is flipped through by swiping. Because of its layout, Flipboard is especially nice on tablets.
Pro Personalized magazines
Magazines is a features by Flipboard that can allow anyone to create their own personalized magazine by collecting the content from various websites and collate them into a magazine that can also be shared to other readers. Magazines can be set to either public or private access and anyone can foll...
Con Excessive ads with no way to remove them
Flipboard doesn't offer subscription plans, having only the completely free full version. However, it does feature ads that appear between articles and there's no way of removing this function.
Con Needs better organization of topics, mags, users followed
When you follow 3-5 magazines per topic (sometimes more) it would be nice to be able to group some of these together in a way that constricts the 'fire hose' of content.
Pro Looks really good
In a recent update, 3 new themes were added. All the theme options are well designed.
Con Marks old stories as new
There is a bug that causes stories from exactly one month ago to be marked as unread and new.
Pro Combination of design and functionality
Design is beautiful and really easy to use. Options to save and read later, to add any rss url, to follow by #.
Pro Simplicity of reading articles without distracting content around
The ability to read an article directly in the app in a simplified view without having to load each article in a separate browser again is very convenient.
Pro Focused on content
The interface is very simple yet usable (completely navigable with keyboard), and focuses on the content.
Pro Very light and easy installation
It is easy to install, and has few dependencies. It requires very few resources to run.
Con Subscription management
It is currently a bit difficult to handle many subscriptions in the web interface, as there is no mass edit option.
Pro Allows reading saved content in offline mode
Instead of only saving the link, the content is saved for offline use.
Pro Available on the web and mobile devices
Pocket is available on iOS, Android, Kobo eReader and on the web.
Con Can't rename the title of links
If the page title isn't correct/good for a link, there is no way for you to fix it.
Con Correct and open export of bookmarks and tags are not possible
This means that Pocket is (currently) a total lock-in. This is very sad, unfortunate and creates a no go decision for any seasoned user. Too many bookmarking and tagging companies have stopped or have gone bankrupt these last years (e.g. Kippt, Spingpad, Delicious (to some extent), etc...). So,...
Con No widget
There is no widget available and the developer(s) have mentioned they have no plans to add one in the future.
Pro App experience similar to web experience
If you're switching from using the web client, this app will be quickly understandable to you.
Pro Gets the latest API updates
Twitter is slightly infamous for making changes to the API. At least with the official client, you stay ahead of this.
Con "In case you missed" feature, showing tweets other users liked in your timeline
Features (can't be turned off) that disrupt chronological timeline and/or show sames tweets repeatedly.
Pro Text to voice translation in six languages
Being able to listen to articles is cool enough, but PressReader allows readers (or listeners) to hear their articles in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Russian.
Pro Text-to-text translation is available in 12 languages
Text-to-text support includes Cantonese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. This is just one more feature that sets PressReader apart as one of the best news readers for Android.
Pro New content is easy to discover
PressReader allows you to search by publication name, interest, country, or language preference. PressReader's advanced search options is one more aspect that emphasizes their attention to quality.
Con "No connection error" is common among users
Many readers have given PressReader a 1 star reviews after the most recent update because it won't connect to the internet, which means they are unable to download articles.
Con Costs $39.99 per month
Although some readers may already spend this on tangible publications, PressReader is more expensive than its counterparts.
Con Constantly Crashes
According to user reviews, the newest update has caused the app to be very unstable. This problem is so common that almost half of PressReader's ratings are one star.
Pro Syncs with LinkedIn to deliver content from chanels you follow and people in your network
Unlike other readers, Pulse allows users to follow LinkedIn influencers on top of blogs and publications
Pro Allows integration with more social feeds than similar apps
In addition to letting you pull from Facebook and Twitter, Pulse lets users add feeds from YouTube and Digg.com.
Pro Syncs with Pocket, Evernote, Instapaper, and Readability
What you follow and save on Pulse can become available on Pocket, Evernote, Instapaper, and Readability.
Con Forces users to login with LinkedIn
Many users don't want or need a LinkedIn account. In order to use Pulse, they must create a LinkedIn account. This has made many people unhappy because it blurs the line between their personal and professional lives.
Con More bulky and less accessible after most recent update
Pulse's reviews are littered with unhappy users after their most recent update. Many users are reporting that the new layout is too busy or too bulky.
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A five-year Colorado Parks and Wildlife research project is improving techniques to restore wildlife habitat in northwest Colorado's Piceance Basin after intense energy development. The largest migratory mule deer herd in the country spends the winter in the basin and a small population of a threatened sage-grouse species lives there year-round. The Piceance Basin has also become a world-class energy field with thousands of producing natural gas wells and hundreds of new wells drilled each year. Several energy companies funded the $400,000 research project to improve the quality of reclamation work. The most promising techniques for restoring the wildlife habitat include creating a bumpy soil surface, re-seeding with a mix that includes large amounts of broadleaf plants, light application of a widely used herbicide to control weed seeds, and using a super-absorbent soil additive. Shell Oil, Marathon Oil, Encana, Exxon and WPX Energy funded the research and WPX has used the findings in reclaiming land after installing pipelines. For more information about the project, click here.
The Colorado Small Business Development Center Network (SBDC) will host the 4th Annual Women's Small Business Conference on October 17th. This annual event features a day full of breakout training sessions, one-on-one consulting and networking. Roxane White, Chief of Staff to Governor Hickenlooper, will be the luncheon's keynote speaker. She will discuss how she learned to "lean-in" and successfully climb the ladder to become the governor's "right-hand man." The conference is offered annually in Summit County to help increase the sustainability and success of women-owned businesses throughout the region. The event promises to give female entrepreneurs new skills and insight in strategic planning, organizational processes, connectivity and marketing. For more information about the event, or to register, click here.
The Weld County Commissioners are serious about seceding and forming the 51st state. The County Commissioners yesterday voted to put the initiative on the upcoming November ballot. The idea would be to form with other disgruntled counties a new state with it's own state and federal representatives. Reports say the commissioners believe over 85 percent of the county's residents believe the question should be on the ballot. Other counties that have put the same issue on their upcoming ballots include Cheyenne, Sedgwick and Yuma, and others are considering the move. The Northeastern counties are fed up with Denver lawmakers deciding what's best for their communities when it comes to issues like oil and gas and gun control. The proposed name for the new state would be North Colorado.
Steamboat's Parks and Rec Department is offering a pre-school fall program for 3 to 5 year old potty trained kids. The program will run for a 13-week session on Tuesdays and a 12-week session on Thursdays. It starts September 17th and runs until December 19th. Children can register for the entire 12 or 13-week session at a discounted rate or for individual days. Tuesday's program is a "Kids in the Kitchen with books" program. The cost is $195 for 13 sessions. Thursday's program includes skating lessons, and the skates will be provided. The cost for that program is $225 for 12 sessions. Both programs are held at the Igloo from 9 to 11:30 in the morning. If you're interested, call 879-4300.
The Colorado health department says independent tests so far have confirmed the reliability of blood-alcohol testing by a state toxicology lab, which suspended blood-alcohol and -drug testing after a report raised questions about its work. Defense attorneys questioned the lab's reliability after a consultant's report noted complaints by some lab workers about blood samples kept in unlocked refrigerators and a supervisor making statements suggesting a bias, favoring prosecutors. The state lab sent about 800 of the thousands of specimens it has tested in the last 12 months to Indianapolis-based AIT Labs to be retested. The health department said that initial results from 265 specimens found essentially what the state lab found, confirming the reliability of the state's tests. Results from remaining samples are expected in early September.


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Actually I haven't, so thanks for that. Unfortunately, the chances of me getting it any time soon are kinda slim. I was using The Bringer of Death; I may switch to Staff of the Shadow Flame if it drops for me.
"Tell them only that Kael'thas is dead...and that Illidan Stormrage...died with him...for this setback, we were NOT prepared..."
Vestments of Faith. Priest Tier 3.
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I havent grabbed all the pieces yet. so i'll just post the full set that I've saved in Mogit. :3 I call it the purple priest set , or as my friend calls it " The Elton John " set.
:P Just wanted to find something to match the shoulderpads that I've won from firelands heroic.
Went for a "simplistic" hermit warrior-priest look
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Not quite sure about the staff either but like I said, I went with simplisitc. Not a lot of the fancier staves really work imo.
Kor'Kron Spire of Supremacy Garrosh Agi staff looks pretty good.
Tyrannical Gladiator's Battle Staff
Item list for those interested:
Grievous Gladiator's Mooncloth Helm
Grievous Gladiator's Mooncloth Mantle
Stonecloth Robe
Grimgore Noose (belt)
Firewool Handwraps (or any with the same model)
Everlook Snow Shoes
Lorekeeper's Staff
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Two sets I'm trying to gather. Not sure if I like the blue/purple set, but I'm very fond of the red one.
I based this on my idea of what a shadow priest is: Creeps in the shadows, watches you, pops out and melts your face.
here's my current look.
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Re: Theory: A3 will not be an Avengers movie but a crossover with GotG and Inhumans
No offense Mr. Dent, but I think this "plan", or rather strategy, was sort of obvious the second we knew GotG and InHumans would be developed. Kind of the logical approach I'd say, and am not surprised in the least if it happens. Once Thanos was revealed, the stakes went up and we should expect to see the same of characters involved. Hell, just the mention of TA in IM1 should have led us to expect big things down the road. Now, do these characters all have to appear at the same time? Of course not, but we shouldn't be surprised to see them mixed up at some point. They aren't going bigger than I thought, as you said, but instead are going in exactly the direction I expect them to.
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Pacers/Golden State....Big Trade
Just had this sent to me...Don't have an official link...I think the Pacers made out pretty well in the deal. Murphy, Dunleavy and Diogu is a pretty good return for being able to dump Stephen Jackson and his bad contract.
The Golden State Warriors have agreed to trade Troy Murphy, Mike Dunleavy, Ike Diogu and Keith McLeod to the Indiana Pacers for Al Harrington, Stephen Jackson, Sarunas Jasikevicius and Josh Powell
I don't know if the Pacers made out in this deal. Stephen Jackson was the only wing player in Indiana that could manufacture his own shot. He might have been hated for his off the court antics, but he was Indy's best wing player.
The rest of the trade? Don't know. Seems like a lateral move for both teams. If anything, Indiana gave up more production (current stats) in this deal. Murphy/Dunleavy Jr (worst contract in the NBA)/Diogu(nice steal) for Jackson/Harrington/Sarunas? Fair swap, I guess.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post3368084687068286249..comments2014-08-17T15:38:36.516-04:00Comments on The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree: Emergency DrillCharley "Apple" Grabowskihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-38395243315112468552007-09-20T18:19:00.000-04:002007-09-20T18:19:00.000-04:00Thats very interesting, I don't think they have su...Thats very interesting, I don't think they have such escape drills here in the UK, I've never heard of them anyway. Bob.UKBobhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-56037102842220146062007-09-16T15:30:00.000-04:002007-09-16T15:30:00.000-04:00Apple, I hope there are a lot more bus drivers out...Apple, I hope there are a lot more bus drivers out there who are as diligent as you about safety rules. This is a great post and the pics are excellent. It's good to have this brought to our attention. Thanks.Kerrihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-33469303039347498432007-09-13T17:23:00.000-04:002007-09-13T17:23:00.000-04:00Pea, We had a great time meeting Kerri & Ross. May...Pea,
We had a great time meeting Kerri & Ross. Maybe your boys had drills but you got the "oh, nothing" answer when you asked what they did that day. lol

Susie,
I'm shocked and good for them! I've been on dozens of bus tours and they've never gone over anything. Knowing what I know I've been scared witless a couple of times.

Jennifer,
Figuring out stuff for the blog is a struggle. I didn't know I needed to change my feed until someone complain on my genea-blog.

Thanks for the link. I'm glad you're teaching more than the minimum required! If we can teach the littlest ones well they'll remember even 10 years from now if they need the info I hope.

Lime,
I hope they said "Of course we know how the exits work. What a lame question!"

Hi Annie,
I hope your grandkids also already know!

I am often shocked when reading the news or talking with people from other areas of the country. The news reports about the bus that was on the bridge when it collapsed really scared me. The kids were older in that case and didn't know how to open the rear door and the exit was blocked besides.Applehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-14782975875038974902007-09-13T16:12:00.000-04:002007-09-13T16:12:00.000-04:00What Pea said.... never knew about a bus driver's ...What Pea said.... never knew about a bus driver's daily life until I started reading your blog, Apple.

I have no idea what the rules are in Seattle, but am sending a link from this post to my daughter-in-law.

Annie at the Transplantable RoseAnnie in Austinhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-90895966817780323172007-09-13T07:27:00.000-04:002007-09-13T07:27:00.000-04:00important things to know. i'll ask mine when they...important things to know. i'll ask mine when they come home.limehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-31241368894924458092007-09-12T22:23:00.000-04:002007-09-12T22:23:00.000-04:00First off Woo Hoo! You changed to full feeds. I ...First off Woo Hoo! You changed to full feeds. I am excited about that. I love your site. Your's was the single only site I read with a partial feed and now..it has a full one. Smiling...

I linked into this post. Your photo examples are great. I sometimes wish our district took the safety stuff more seriously, but we just do the minimum. I do some extra teaching, but nothing too serious.

I do teach kindergarteners how to open the door...if they don't get that lesson in kindergarten with me. They don't get it. I do it at the school while we wait. I have them all up front and they love talking, so we talk about bus safety almost each morning. I think they are the most safety smart students on my bus and I hope they retain it as they grow.

I mostly am giving my sit down speech here as of lately though.Jenniferhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-3105413676741297642007-09-12T18:50:00.000-04:002007-09-12T18:50:00.000-04:00There must be so much to teach them.When we were i...There must be so much to teach them.
When we were in Alaska, every bus we rode for a tour had a safety talk before we could leave. We've never had that in the past.
:)Susiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20358078.post-84719028900635397812007-09-12T18:25:00.000-04:002007-09-12T18:25:00.000-04:00I had never realized everything a bus driver needs...I had never realized everything a bus driver needs to do until I started reading your blog!! My boys took a school bus to school when they were young but I don't recall them ever saying that the bus driver ever gave them a safety drill...so I guess that's why I never thought of what you have to go through! I read Kerri's post about you and your sister's visit with her...how wonderful for all of you:-) Having just met NatureGirl in person, I know what a fun time it is!! xoxPEAhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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COMMunity improvements were high on the agenda at Harworth and Bircotes Town Council's September meeting on Monday night.
A total of £500 was pledged towards subsidising entry costs for an inflatable pinball game for youngsters to use on the recreation ground during October half-term.
Couns June Evans, David Challinor and Frank Hart donated £100, Harworth Town Council pledged £100 and a further £100 was given by Harworth Tenants and Residents Association.
Coun Challinor said it would prove to be an excellent facility the town.
"The initial cost to use the facility is £7.50 which will mount up for many parents," he said.
"We can use this money towards subsidising the costs, which will really help out families."
Clerk Steve Bowman said cleaning work to the war memorial and stone monument were due to begin this week.
Hanging baskets were also up for discussion, with councillors voting to set up a working party to improve the floral features for next year.
Chairman Coun June Evans said she would like to see bigger baskets hanging in the town.
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The festival Diwali, also known as Deepavali, will be celebrated on 3rd November in 2013 in India.
Diwali is celebrated on 3rd November and in 2013 Diwali will be celebrated on 1st Sunday of November. Countries like Nepal, Singapore and Sri Lanka also celebrate Diwali with great fervor and refer to it as Deepavali in India.Diwali is one of the most popular festivals in India and is also called Deepavali and Deva Diwali (by Jains).
In some other countries Deepavali is also referred to as Tihar.
Diwali dates 2013 around the world:
Tihar Nepal 2013Deepavali Singapore 2013Deepavali Sri Lanka 2013


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Exclusive Angel Death Trap
Angel on your... well, not quite shoulder
That which holds the image of an angel becomes... oh crap.
As humans, we rely on our sight. That's part of why Brain Games is so fun. It exploits how we prioritize sight over the other senses. You don't say you'll have to smell or taste or hear or touch it to believe it. So when there's a monster whose abilities are based on being observed, that freaks us out. And it's freaked us out for thousands of years. Think of Medusa. The Weeping Angels are basically Medusa in reverse. Instead of turning you into a statue when you look at them, you turn them into stone when you look at them and they give you movement in a way you haven't experienced before which depends on you NOT looking at them.
Okay. That might be too much analysis for a t-shirt.
The TARDIS surrounded by Weeping Angels on the front of this black, 100% cotton shirt. Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry. Imported.


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