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Nestled neatly amid row homes and heritage properties in the trendy New Edinburgh neighbourhood is 79 Crichton. This single family home blends old and new with traditional details combined with modern styling and upgrades. A rare sight in the neighbourhood, this detached home offers a unique and functional floor plan perfect for modern homeowners.
The street-facing façade of the home features a large picture window that looks out to a shady, tree-lined street. A well-maintained flower box adorns the front of the home while the main entrance is located to the side. Once inside, the main floor extends back to a modern addition built in 2001. In lieu of a back wall, the home features large windows and a patio door leading to the modern deck and backyard. Transom windows above the main glass doors are a unique feature offering added light and visibility of the lush, landscaped yard.
As the main living space, this room is spacious and functional, with the floor set back lower than the rest of the house, this area also features increased ceiling height, which adds to the airy ambiance created by the huge back windows. A dining area is framed by beautiful glass blocks, which provide added natural light without compromising on privacy.
The kitchen is an open-concept galley-style outfitted with beautiful terra cotta-coloured ceramic floors. Modern appliances and a bistro-style counter provide added convenience and comfort for quick meals throughout the week. Behind the kitchen, a side door with direct exterior access to the cellar gives homeowners the opportunity to load groceries or move storage in the cellar with ease and comfort.
The low-ceilinged cellar acts as a great storage room with a charming workbench perfect for weekend projects. The cellar is also home to the laundry facilities as well as a new high-efficiency water heater and furnace.
Back on the main floor, we enter the front family room, which features 1930's Craftsman style trim and baseboards. A wood-burning fireplace evokes a cozy ambiance for family gatherings and special occasions.
Up on the second level, we see more glass blocks and traditional details such as vintage doorknobs, and sturdy wooden railings. The first second-floor bathroom features a basic bath and charming corner toilet that is a unique space-saving feature. The first guest bedroom overlooks the front of the house and contains a gas fireplace for added comfort and a dreamy ambiance.
Down the hall, we pass the second guest bedroom, which could function both as a bedroom or office depending on your needs. A second, larger bath is located off the same hall. Fully renovated in 2001, this bath features modular storage with a huge soaking tub, glass shower, and frosted glass blocks all around for a unique and modern look. Azure-coloured ceramic tile mimics the floor found in the kitchen, but the colour difference inspires tranquility, perfect for a master bathroom.
The master bedroom is separated from the hall by a sliding door. This massive room echoes the main living room below, with ample space for both a bed and cozy sitting area; homeowners will enjoy the west-facing lush, green scenery let in by the massive back windows in this room. Looking over the beautifully landscaped back yard, from this angle, homeowners can survey the yard and also see the parking spaces in the back. His and her closets are lit from within for exceptional organization and ease of use.
Located in the heart of trendy New Edinburgh, 79 Crichton is close to numerous amenities and exciting features. Moments away from the picturesque Stanley Park as well as the shores of the Ottawa River, there are ample opportunities to take a walk and see some of the best sights in Ottawa. Trendy eateries and cafés are also in the area including the new Union Street Café and other unique spots off Beechwood Ave.
Crichton St. is served by the Number 9 bus, which makes for convenient commuting. Additionally, biking is popular in the area, with many residents choosing to bike to work. Don't miss this amazing opportunity. Schedule a viewing today to see traditional style blended with modern features in this trendy New Edinburgh property. vvv
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Resolutions for 2011
taking down the tree last week
Now that the craziness of Christmas is over, I've been thinking a lot about what the year ahead will be like. Around this time last year I was dreaming up a big adventure for Chris and I. It was something to look forward to while in the middle of an Ottawa winter; something to make me feel a little less like a grown-up.
My resolutions for 2011 seem to be pointing me in the opposite direction but, strangely, I'm still looking forward to crossing them off my big to do list.
1. Get organized: this will likely be an ongoing struggle, but I want to start 2011 off right by turning our "den" into useful space and sorting out a solution for my dresser-breaking collection of clothes
2. Buy a house: while Chris and I have already been actively house hunting for over a year, I think we can finally "find the one," and hopefully the finances to buy it, in 2011
And since those two resolutions (especially #2) are very likely to turn me into a mature, responsible adult, I'd better add one more.
3. Whenever possible, don't be boring: costumes, crafts and general craziness are de rigueur for 2011

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In-house legal departments needs clear ethical guidelines to prevent conflicts of interest.
New York, NY (PRWEB) March 25, 2014
The complex and risky ethics issues faced by in-house counsel took center stage at a conference hosted by Fordham Law School's Stein Center of Law & Ethics on March 20, 2014. Devika Kewalramani, Partner and Co-Chair of Moses & Singer LLP's Legal Ethics and Law Firm Practice offered insights in a session entitled, "Recent Ethics Developments: A Quiz Show."
Corporations often ask in-house attorneys to counsel different entities within their corporate family. However, "joint representation" may present in-house counsel with difficult conflict of interest issues. What happens when the interests of commonly-controlled entities (e.g., parent-subsidiaries/affiliates) begin to diverge, such as in the case of a sale, insolvency or spinoff situation? This could lead to the possible withdrawal or disqualification of the in-house lawyer and the entire corporate legal department.
The upfront representation strategy has a major impact on the corporate parent's privilege. If joint representation is pursued in a potentially adverse situation, the parent may be forced to turn over documents to a former subsidiary in litigation. In order to protect confidentiality and preserve privilege, in-house counsel should consider obtaining advance conflicts waivers. Consideration should also be given to limiting the scope of the joint representation or securing independent counsel on select matters, to protect separate interests.
The discussion also centered on the murky area of unauthorized practice of law and the need for in-house lawyers to be aware of the labyrinth of state licensing rules around the country. Some states like New York do not permit multi-jurisdictional practice by in-house counsel. Other states follow the ABA Model Rules which allow in-house lawyers admitted to practice in their home state to advise their corporate employers in a host state without a license. However, New York recently adopted a rule requiring in-house counsel to register to act as in-house counsel for their corporate employer, with certain limitations on practice.
In New York, in-house counsel and corporate legal departments are subject to the same ethical obligations as their outside counsel and law firm counterparts. Because in-house attorneys often wear multiple hats, it is even more important for them to be aware of the ethical issues surrounding their unique roles.
Devika Kewalramani is a Partner at Moses & Singer LLP, a New York City law firm founded in 1919, serving the needs of prominent businesses, families and individuals in their commercial, professional and personal needs. For complete disclosure information and information about the firm please visit the firm's website.


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Are insects safe to eat?
There are currently over 1900 species of insects that are known to be safe to eat, but there are probably many more. In the UK the law allows us to sell any insects that have been widely eaten here before 1997, just to be safe.
It is not safe to harvest insects from your garden, as they might have eaten pesticides. The safest way to eat insects is to buy them from a reputable shop, or to breed your own and carefully control what the insects are fed. You could then eat the second generation of insects, rather than the ones directly from the garden (make sure the species is edible first though).
Insects may not be suitable for people who have shellfish or dust mite allergies. This is because they are similar in composition. Some people who have shellfish allergies are fine when eating insects, and others with no allergy may find that they cannot eat insects.
What does 'entomophagy' mean?
Entomophagy is the term used to describe the consumption of insects. It is pronounced 'ento moff fagee'. Someone who eats insects could be described as 'entomophagous'.
Are insects suitable for vegetarians?
It really depends on the person and why they are vegetarian. Insects are living creatures, much like chickens, cows or fish. When eaten, they could be considered to be meat. However, some people who usually avoid meat are happy to try insects for several reasons:
- knowing the insects are farmed in high welfare conditions
- less concern about insects' emotional well-being or ability to feel pain
- not considering insects to be in the same class of animals as poultry or cattle
- knowledge about the environmental benefits of eating insects
I want to start my own insect farm, where can I buy one?
Check out US company Tiny Farms and their Open Bug Farm for tips on how to make your own farm, or Third Millennium Farming in Canada, who sell home cricket farms.
If insects are so easy to breed, why aren't they cheaper to buy?
Unlike the many centuries we have spent on improving yields and processes for livestock farming, industrialisation of insect farming is only an emerging area. Most insect farms require a lot of manual labour for feeding, transporting and processing the bugs, and this makes it expensive. Most farms are also small, so don't benefit from economies of scale and can't afford expensive equipment that would make insect farming far more efficient. There are also no subsidies for insect farmers.
As the insect farming industry grows, then the cost of farming will decrease and lead to lower prices of insect goods.
What happens if insects escape from a farm?
Some people are concerned that insects might escape from farms and devastate local crops. Leading entomologists have assured me that farmed insects would die soon after escaping, as they wouldn't be able to maintain the right heat. There are already large insect farms in the UK that cater for zoos and bird feeders, who operate without problems. All farms will have to comply to regulations and put in place safety procedures to avoid problems of non-native species escaping, if they might ever be a problem for local wildlife or crops.


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"Take a picture!", were the last words she heard. And thus, as the world changed around her she stayed the same. The splatter of blood and gore still visible in her half eaten features. The desolation left by the world's end, encompasses the petrified woman. Forever!
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March 29, 2009
It's late March and in Texas that's when the Turd Blossoms start a blooming. I heard Dick Armey and when I do I know that he is either a lobbying or he knows some lobbyist and they got some bucks. When I lived in Texas I knew all I wanted to know about Dick Armey. The 'health care boys' are going to be using people like Dick Armey. People who don't have anything to lose to chat up the talking heads of television and radio. People who are on the dole from interest groups. If someone would just check they would find out what a scuzzz bag Dick Armey. Little Dickie is for the first time afraid of an elected official meaning Barack Obama. What he is say is, "If am afraid of Barack Obama, me an all knowing and wise SOB. All you underlings and white and black trailer trash should be really afraid too. Cause Little Dickie Armey is a real man who understands everything. By the way Dickie and the man who actually wrote the bill that deregulated the banking and investment companies and caused what we are seeing today, Phil Graham were Texas sidekicks. The Long Ranger and Tonto, Bevis and Butthead of Texas for a long time. Two arrogant creeps from Texas. I was born in Texas but Dick Army was not. He was up from the cold country North Dakota or South Dakota( Im to lazy to check). Dickie is like all people who go to Texas for the frigid north. Their balls drop. They act like Drag Queens who overact and over compensate for being in the land of 'real men'. They try to live a life of the fictional Texas, you know Pecos Bill, the Alamo, Texas Rangers and the whole macho bull shit that people outside Texas believe. Well, I think Dickie is almost seventy now. He has been around a long time. I don't think Barack Obama frightens him. What really frightens him affordable health care. What frightens me is Americans will again be cowered into believing another Republican lie.
Letter to the Republican Party
March 28, 2009
Well, I have had enough. I mean we need a two Party system in this country. So I'm going tell you what your doing wrong. First of all George Bush is gone. I understand that you didn't have to do anything but just take money from lobbyists and rubber stamp what the Great Decider wanted. I think you are going through different stages of grief. You are still at stage one. Denying that you have had a great loss. You are maybe in stage 2 bargining for something that will not come. So you need to skip over to stage 5 where you accept what has happened to you. So that being said. You need to reach down and pinch yourself. Maybe really hard to wake you up. The next thing you need to do is turn Rush Limbaugh off. That's it reach over and turn off the damn radio. Rush Limbaugh is the worse thing to happen to the Republicans. You see he lives in a different world than you guys. Next thing you need to do is get a bag and start collecting all those tricks and crazy stuff and those consultants and all those things they are telling you. Close that bag and throw it into the river. Start listening to your own mind and heart. Now if you don't have one or both of those you are in serious trouble. My next suggestion is to get the hell out of Washington every chance you can. See how real people live. Make out like you're from Kansas Dorthy and look for a heart, a brain and all the courage you can muster. Then come back. Become part of America. Save the Republican Party. You have to quit acting like fools and crazy people. If you keep listening to those who have money on their minds you going to lose your ass again. It's about character, guys remember. Stop! Just stop and start using your heads or maybe die on the vine. Your choice.
Naked Hiking, I don't think so!
March 25, 2009
I don't think I could handle this. I know what cold is and what it does to the land down under.
Whole story as follows: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1886598,00.html?xid=rss-topstories
15 seconds of Mental Porn brought to you by Fox News
March 25, 2009
15 seconds of Mental Porn brought to you by Fox News. Both hands on the keyboard guys!
Michele Bachmann, crazy bitch from Minnesota's or what!
March 25, 2009
What's going on in Minnesota anyway. They still only have one Senator with no end sight. Ms. Bachmann (German spelling) is becoming the Republican Party's resident crazy bitch. You see all the guys with balls are hanging back and letting the girls do the work. Sarah Palin has been Alaska crazy for awhile. It must be the cold weather in both states, sounds like brain freeze to me. I love crazy it's fun. Fox News does crazy really well. Ms. Bachmann is talking about a Revolution in politics but what she is really taking is keeping everything the same. The status quo thingy that Washington loves. The Revelation is already here. All the rules have change and her Party is reading from the old Play Book. Her biggest problem is taxes for the rich which is the base for the Republican Party. I really think that she is doing Rush Limbaugh's job. But he has had to shut his pie hole for a few days until his last bull shit cools down. Of course, that alien guy and governor of Louisiana has disappear since his little speak that pretty much put to death is Presidential aspirations. So all the men are hanging back so they send out women on a suicide mission. Kind of like men all over the world. Ms. Bachmann political career is pretty much over. So she can go ballistic and do the crazy as a loon thingy. Minnesota is the home of the loon. So Michele, bring it on. You are from the Party of boom and you have nothing to offer but fear. As a great VP once said, " A mind is a terrible thing to waste". Michele Bachmann and all the crazies from the right haven't learned yet you can lie to people when they are doing well but when they are drowning then they don't want to hear you bullshit.
Tammy Bruce another right wing talking head lesbian and Laura (my brother is gay) Ingraham are talking trash . Laura Ingraham is always at her best when she sets back and let her guests rant and rave or make jokes about anyone left of Rush Limbaugh. Both Tammy Bruce and Laura Ingraham are part of the 1000 points of light that comprise all the stars of conservative talkers. One light dims and another light gets brighter. Like twinkling stars. It's Laura Ingraham's time to shine. As for as Tammy, the lesbian, Bruce, I think she might be lusting after the first lady. After all Tammy appears to be a power puff lesbian so she looking for someone like the first Lady who is big boned and not afraid of a little physical work. I guess Laura Ingraham has been white trash for so long she don't mind mixing it up with a lesbian. What's a straight girl to do. It sounds like two bad girls talking trash and smoking a joint at the same time behind the school cafeteria. Listen up!
Paul Krugman, Mr. 'know it all' where are you?
March 22, 2009
Paul Krugman is the best of the best, I guess. Seems he knows all the answers. I think we have heard all of that before. Maybe he is more of a weasel than Timmy G.


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Rochester has no shortage of outstanding pipe organs, but a noteworthy 19th-century...
Rochester has no shortage of outstanding pipe organs, but a noteworthy 19th-century instrument has left its former Maine home and taken up residence at Christ Church.
On Nov. 30, a newly restored 1893 Hook and Hastings organ will make its local debut in the church at 144 East Ave. It used to grace St. Dominic's Catholic Church in Portand, Me., which closed in 2001. The instrument was put in storage and discovered by Eastman organ curator Mark Austin.
Eastman acquired it for the Eastman Rochester Organ Initiative, designed to make Rochester a hub of organ performance and research. Eastman students, faculty and guest recitalists will use the organ for concerts and practice.
The free 8 p.m. concert includes music by Bach, Saint-Saens and others, performed by faculty musicians from Eastman, Christ Church choristers and dancer Vanessa Van Wormer.


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Founded in 2006, P & J Pet Sitters is a local, family owned and operated professional in-home pet sitting service. For over several years we have built a thriving small business providing excellent pet care exclusively to New Albany & Floyds Knobs.
We are licensed through Floyd County, insured through Pet Sitters Associates and bonded through Travelers Casualty & Surety Company of America
Please call us for lots of happy, tail wagging,
purring,chirping and human references!
In addition to taking care of dogs and cats we also have experience taking care of birds, pocket pets and fish. Our pet sitting visits last from 30 to 45 minutes. We are able to administer medications and happy to leave a detailed note after each visit.
Our memberships include:
Pet Sitters International
The Humane Society of the United States
Floyd County Animal Rescue League
National Audubon Society.


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This site has primarily been developed to relate to interactive 360° (spherical) panoramas.
An index to the 360° panoramas can be reached by clicking on the button to the left , which will take you to www.hugh360.co.uk, where there is information on creating panoramas and links to panorama related sites.
Laston House in Ilfracombe is situated amongst 3 acres of woodland on a hill above Ilfracombe harbour.
Laston House Bed and Breakfast is just 10 minutes' walk from the high street and 5 minutes' stroll to the shops and restaurants of the harbour.
Guests benefit from free on-site parking and free Wi-Fi in public areas.
If a person is looking for such holiday accommodation a visit to their web site with interactive panoramas lets the viewer wander round the house at will, then make their booking knowing what to expect when they arrive.


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New Insights DWI Services & Counseling Center, Inc., Jacksonville, North Carolina (910) 324-4887 (Across from Camp Johnson)
New Insights DWI Services & Counseling Center, Jacksonville, NC is providing DWI Assessement and Substance Abuse Treatment for the Jacksonville, NC, Richlands, NC, and the surrounding cities of Duplin and Jones County. We provide quality substance abuse services for individuals with substance abuse issues and those convicted of Driving While Impaired (DWI) offenders.
We are a private facility organized to assist individuals in learning and promoting growth experiences, which are designed to assist the individual in regaining health and achieving personal objectives.
We are a private facility organized to assist individuals in learning and promoting growth experiences, which are designed to assist the individual in regaining health and achieving personal objectives.
The level of treatment that this facility provides is Level I, Level II and Level III.
Level I
Alcohol Drug Education Traffic School (ADETS) will be provided for the population of first time DWI offenders that do not meet diagnostic criteria for substance abuse, did not refuse to blow, and have a recorded BAC of .14 or less. Alcohol and Drug Education and Traffic School (ADETS) will be 16 hours of alcohol and drug education classes.
Level II
For offenders who refused to blow, blew over .14, met criteria for substance abuse, or previously completed ADETS will receive Short-Term Outpatient Treatment. Short-Term Outpatient Treatment will consist of 20-39 hours. This must take place over a minimum of 30 days, per DMV requirements.
Level III
For offenders that meet diagnostic criteria for substance dependence, have three alcohol/drug related arrests, or previously completed Short-Term Outpatient Treatment will receive Longer -Term Outpatient Treatment. (Longer-Term Outpatient Treatment) will consist of 40-89 hours of treatment which must take place over a minimum of 60 days, per DMV requirements.
*New Insights DWI Services & Counseling Center does not provide Intensive Outpatient Treatment or Inpatient treatment, however, we can make appropriate referrals and will provide you with a list of local and state providers.
We use Motivational Interviewing to encourage the client to resolve their ambivalence (i.e., conflict) about changing their behavior, while not evoking resistance (e.g., get confrontational, blame, label).
Motivational Techniques can help people change by recognizing their high risk behavior (e.g., personalized feedback; pie chart--- where do I fit in?). This aids us in evaluating how their current behavior relates to other issues in their life (e.g., Decisional Balance exercise, personalized goal evaluation).
This progressive method looks at ways to begin the process of changing (e.g., identify client's strengths; develop action plans). Therapist will be utilizing open ended questions and reflecting listen skill to help the client explore their situation.


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I am new to EPUB3 ebooks and trying to apply LCP for ebooks. I have used sample encryption.xml from http://www.idpf.org/epub/301/spec/epub-ocf.html#app-schema-encryption.
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A legal claim by a woman who gave birth to a mixed race baby after accidentally being impregnated with a black man's sperm has been dismissed by a judge in Illinois.
Jennifer Cramblett sought damages from the Midwest Sperm Bank of Downers Grove, Illinois for wrongful birth and breach of warranty, the Chicago Tribune reported.
Ms Cramblett and her same sex partner bought sperm from the sperm bank.
Ms Cramblett told the court that she did love her mixed race daughter, Peyton, who is now aged three.
But because of her upbringing she had stereotypical attitudes about black people and had "limited cultural competency" when dealing with African-Americans.
The sperm bank has apologised and paid a partial refund.
Dismissing the case, Judge Ronald Sutter, said a "wrongful birth" claim could only be sustained where testing had failed to reveal risks of hereditary or congenital disorders.
However Ms Cramblett has been invited to resubmit her claim on the grounds of negligence.
She is due back in court on December 17.


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Hatch and discover adorable new faces from magical new places with the Hatchimals CollEGGtibles 1-Pack! Your Hatchimal is nestled inside a speckled egg, just waiting to meet you! To help your new friend hatch, hold the egg in the palm of your hand and rub the shell until the purple heart turns pink! Press down until the shell cracks and you discover your Hatchimal! With over 100 Hatchimals, there are so many adorable creatures to collect! Will you find the Golden Hatchimal? Happy Hatching!
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Digital Marketing Business Development Job in Shreveport Louisiana
Digital Logic is a Shreveport, Louisiana based internet marketing and advertising company. Our services include Business Strategy, Web Design, Digital Marketing, Analytics, Campaign Management, Graphic Design, Content Marketing and Search Engine Optimization.
Digital Logic has developed a proprietary methodology to help businesses acquire and retain new clients and achieve targeted business outcomes like never before. We combine our technology and unique strategy to help give businesses a competitive advantage over their competition in any market across every industry.
In 2018, digital ad spend is expected to reach nearly $93 billion dollars in the United States. Businesses are migrating the majority of their advertising budgets online at one of the fastest rates in history. Because of this, the opportunity for a career in internet marketing has never been greater.
- Present, promote, consult, and sell digital marketing services to new prospective Legal and Healthcare clients
- Execute cost-benefit analysis of existing/potential customers to meet their needs
- Establish, develop and maintain positive business and customer relationships to help clients reach their targeted & strategic business outcomes
- Reach out to customer leads through cold calling (phone and in person)
- Make 40-120 outbound phone calls each day
- Accurately log activity in CRM
- Perform agreed upon sales targets and outcomes within scheduled timelines.
Open Minded – Willing to learn new skill sets and grow existing personal and professional skills.
Team Player – Advertising and marketing agencies success depends on the teamwork of every single member within an organization.
Goal Driven and "Hungry" – Team members must be willing to go above and beyond in certain situations to meet the goals set by our sales team and client service team.
Client First Mentality – Candidates must have strong values involving the passion for helping others. Great salespeople have a genuine interest & passion for the success of their customers and future potential clients.
Ethical – Candidates must uphold and maintain the highest level of ethics
Digital Logic offers a competitive salary, commissions, quarterly bonus, as well as advanced sales and technology training in a fun office in Downtown Shreveport.
To Apply:
Fill out the form below and include an introductory paragraph about yourself as well as a link to the following:
- LinkedIn profile link
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Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at the comics, books and other things we've read this week. Today our special guest is Jason Green.
Jason Green is the editor of comics coverage for the St. Louis-based pop culture website PLAYBACK:stl, and a writer and editor for the comics collective Ink and Drink Comics, whose fourth release (a Western anthology titled Off the Wagon) will debut at this year's C2E2.
To see what Jason and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Michael May
I checked out Ben Caldwell's The Dare Detectives, Volume 1: The Snow Pea Plot this week and loved it as much as I hoped I would. I'm a big fan of Caldwell's work, especially his Action Classics adaptations of literary adventure stories, so it's a pleasure to see him have this much fun with his own creations. The titular heroes are a group of hapless detectives in a world where humans live, work, and commit crimes next to talking animals. Athletic Maria Dare leads the group and is the brains of the operation; charming, but dim-witted Toby provides the muscle; JoJo the rabbit mostly complains, but also contributes street smarts.
In The Snow Pea Plot, a fight with a monkey named Furious George leads to the group's investigating the kidnapping of their landlord – a Chinatown restaurateur – and the theft of his snow peas. Without spoiling anything, the case leads them into conflict with mafia pandas, a sinister raven with a penchant for Poe-esque rhyming, a former showgirl turned supervillain, and her pet Yeti (plural). All of this is illustrated in Caldwell's awesomely animated style and it's wonderful.
I also read Susan Kim, Laurence Klavan, and Faith Erin Hicks' Brain Camp, but was surprised to be disappointed by it. I'm a big fan of Kim and Klavan's City of Spies and of Hicks' work in general, but they're not playing to each other's strengths in this. Kim and Klavan have written a compelling horror story featuring a couple of characters I really liked. They also hit on powerful themes, like the importance to teenagers of being accepted by both peers and parents. And while Hicks brings those main characters to life and makes me like them even more, Kim and Klavan's story feels darker than Hicks' pictures. I would love a book by Hicks about young love at a normal summer camp, but I wasn't able to immerse myself in the horror of what was going on in this one. Likewise, I would have loved this script depicted in a darker style.
On a lighter note, I finally checked out Roger Langridge's Snarked #1. I liked the 0 issue, but it felt slight. It set up the characters and the playful tone of the series without giving me a good indication of what it was going to be about. That comes clear in #1 and I love it: the humor, the poems, the intrigue, the adventure, and the potential for redeeming a couple of ne'erdowells. Also, the Cheshire Cat's my favorite Wonderland character and Langridge puts him to good use. Looking forward to catching up to the rest of the series so far.
Chris Mautner
This week I read The Life and Death of Fritz the Cat, a hardbound collection containing most (but not all) of Robert Crumb's seminal funny animal strips. I've read this material several times before in a variety of other collections, so it didn't hold many surprises. I'll be honest, I don't really think the Fritz material, as well known by casual fans as it is, thanks largely to the Ralph Bakshi movie, rates among Crumb's best material. There's good stuff here, don't get me wrong -- "Fritz Bugs Out" and "Fritz the No-Good" are still pretty funny and "Superstar," in which the ego-bloated fuzzy feline gets an icepick in the back of his head, remains a classic. But Crumb was able to achieve greater aesthetic highs by confronting his demons in a more direct, autobiographical fashion without the need for an anthropomorphic alter ego. Basically, he outgrew the character. Rather quickly too I might add.
All that said, I'd still recommend this book for the casual reader at least if it weren't for two glaring errors: a) only one page of the two-page "Fritz Comes On Strong" is in here, which, I think, kills the setup of the joke a bit; and b) pages 17 and 18 are printed out of order. Those two problems, combined with the my above rant, make the book tough for me to recommend to the Crumb neophyte.
Tom Bondurant
I would have liked Green Lantern #6 (written by Geoff Johns) if guest artist Mike Choi hadn't drawn Hal Jordan to look about 13 years old. Until Sinestro showed up, I thought seriously that the scenes of Hal and Carol on a date -- and, incidentally, referring to their hoppin' sex life -- were part of an extended flashback. (Not that they were having sex at 13, mind you, but that would have made Hal's depiction easier to reconcile.) And come to think of it, isn't Carol still a Star Sapphire? Wouldn't that make Hal's jaunts into space (voluntary and otherwise) easier to take? Regardless, I liked Sinestro's role in this story, and I like that Johns has gone back to using Carol as a proxy for Hal's Earthbound life. The combination subverts nicely the classic "Hal must choose between his two lives" subplot. Just draw Hal a little older next issue, okay?
Penciller Amy Reeder and inker Richard Friend take over the art on Batwoman #6 (still written by W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III). Having been a fan of their Madame Xanadu work, I expected to like this issue despite the stylistic shift. Accordingly, I was pleasantly surprised at how little difference they made. The layouts are still involving and the figures are still expressive, although in different ways than Williams. It reminds me of the stretches where Paul Smith would sub for Steve Rude on Nexus -- the same basic look was maintained, just with a different set of tools. For my money, Reeder and Friend can stay as long as they want.
Finally, I tracked down 2009's Fin Fang 4 Return, wherein Scott Gray and Roger Langridge offer four stories about the Marvel U's favorite quartet of semi-domesticated monsters. As you might expect, it's all good. However, I particularly liked "Little Orphan Angry," in which Googam gets himself adopted by an Angelina Jolie-style celebrity activist. One word: lederhosen.
Carla Hoffman
So weirdly enough, I had some philosophical quandaries this week, as I read Incredible Hulk #5 and PunisherMAX #22 back to back and got whiplash. On one hand, you have this icepick of a Frank Castle tale coming to it's final conclusion, pondering the futility of one man's war on the sins of mankind, the emotional and psychological torture it would be to get up and do that for 30 years, how there is nothing in the end but death and memory left behind... and on the other hand, you have radioactive monkey poop. It's not really fair for me to compare them, both in tone and length of time Aaron's had to say his piece in both titles, but I cannot say that Jason Aaron is bringing it in the Incredible Hulk. As far as issue #5, I can go so far as to say that Whilce Portacio isn't bringing it either, as the art work feels rushed and whipped onto the page. I mean, Aaron's got a good thing going with the idea of madness and who had that trademark between the Hulk and Banner and the idea that SHIELD would have a squad specifically for taking down guys who dabble in mad science is pretty neat but there's something missing. These two issues do not feel like they came from the same dude.
I also picked up the trade paperback of the start of Paul Cornell's Action Comics with Superman: the Black Ring. I picked up a couple of these and it was a sort of runaway hit at the shop, so now was finally my chance to dive in from the beginning. Man, this is good. Lex Luthor is a neat character and pokes at my brain from time to time thanks to Michael Rosenbaum and Azzarello's Lex Luthor: Man of Steel, so I'm glad to say that Cornell's vision totally jibes with both of those kinds of approaches. Despite its roots in the Blackest Night color scheme, the story is quick and approachable for even new readers and the cameo from Death was a nice touch. It didn't seem to take the book anywhere it didn't want to go and using one of Sandman's greatest characters to flesh out one of the four-color-est super-villains of all time? Bravo, sir.
Brigid Alverson
I never read the original GTO manga series, which was well into the double digits by the time I started reading manga, but that hasn't stopped me from enjoying the first volume of the sequel, GTO: 14 Days in Shonan. Great Teacher Onizuka is one of those edgy, overly strong, but basically good-hearted guys that you run into a lot in seinen manga. He kicks off this book by saying something outrageous on television, so he decides to get out of town for a while and return to his childhood home of Shonan. Almost as soon as he steps off the train, he makes the acquaintance of a creepy girl and a beautiful woman. The woman, Shiratori, runs a foster home for abused and neglected children, and the creepy girl is one of her wards. Onizuka volunteers to help out at the home, partly but not entirely for noble reasons, and the interactions between the brash teacher and the troubled youths make for a great story. It's your basic crazy-teacher story, but it's a good one and a very entertaining read.
I'm struggling a bit with Soulless, Yen Press's adaptation of the first novel in Gail Carriger's Parasol Protectorate series. I think the story is a bit too compressed—there's a lot of background you need to know about vampire hives and such that isn't really spelled out. I'm picking it up as I go along, but it makes reading feel like work. On the other hand, it's a nice supernatural melodrama, definitely in a high emotional key. I'm a huge fan of the artist, rem, who won one of Kodansha's manga competitions for an earlier work; she has a very natural, dynamic style, and she's clearly having fun here; the main character's predilection for plunging necklines makes her look like a Victorian Power Girl.
Jason Green
One of my weirder quirks as a comics reader is I'm a big sampler: I'm willing to give a lot of new series or creative teams an issue or two tryout, but then I'm constantly trying to stay on top of all these new series so I don't end up dropping money on, say, all 9 issues of Brian Azzarello's Deathblow only to discover I really, really don't like it. Not that I'm bitter or anything. The side effect of this is that a lot of books I've been following a long time tend to stack up because, well, "I know it's good" and don't need to keep on top of it as closely.
That's really my only excuse as to how I fell a preposterous ten years behind on reading Fred Perry's Gold Digger (Antarctic Press), a series I've been buying monthly since 1996. I've finally started chipping away at that backlog 3 issues at a time, and just recently polished off #50-52 of the color series from 2004. When people talk about long runs from creators, they mostly overlook the fact that Perry's been a one-man show for 184 issues and is still going strong. These three issues were a showcase of what Perry does best: small character moments between the three Diggers sisters, huge magic battles captured with his trademark manga-esque flair, done-in-one stories that still manage to pay off subplots that have been building for years, and just enough exposition to catch up a new or lapsed reader without sounding wooden. It's nice to know I've got 80+ more issues of the series just waiting for me to read them…if only there were enough hours in the day.
Another old favorite I had fallen behind on (but not as far behind, thank goodness) was Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon (Image), for my money one of the most consistently great superhero titles going. I recently charged through #163-169, the six-part-plus-an-epilogue "Emperor Dragon" storyline that saw Malcolm Dragon (Dragon's son, who we've watched grow up in real time over the last decade and a half) face off against his now super villain dad. Powerful stuff. Stories like this are why I like creator-owned comics: huge things happen in this storyline, and while Larsen hits a bit of a reset button, he still leaves the world of his comic entirely different than it was when the story started. A superhero comic with real change, not just the illusion of it? What a novel concept!
The only book with a spine I've cracked lately was Usumaru Furuya's No Longer Human Vol. 1 (Vertical), part of the most recent Manga Moveable Feast. I missed the deadline for the Feast and still haven't finalized my own formal review, but part of that is because I just thoroughly, thoroughly hated the book. It purports to be based on the diary of a young man who feels completely disconnected from humanity, but it's actually based on a novel by decadent writer Osamu Dazai, and it revels in that decadence in an off-putting way. Furuya tries to show how disconnected the lead character is by having him have a series of casual, unfulfilling sexual encounters, but it comes off more as an excuse to have a nude scene in every chapter. I mean, I'm not a prude by any stretch, but when the lead has had two hookers fall in love with him in just the first 50 pages, that's pretty much where I check out.
Other than that, well, I've got a 7-week-old daughter at home now, so single issue comics are about all I have time for of late, but I've managed to sneak quite a few in. In "sampling new series" mode, I was really impressed by the first issue of Whispers (Image), the new series from Joshua Luna. I loved the Luna Bros' survival horror series Girls, and Whispers gets off to a similarly strong start. The high concept is that it's about a boy who when he falls asleep, he becomes an astral projection that can influence the lives of people through their subconscious—it's not quite mind control, more like a subliminal nudge. It's a cool concept, and the art has a stunning stylized-realism vibe with a touch of Mike Allred. With how strong this art is, it's surprising Joshua turned the art chores on all their previous collaborations to his brother as he's an impressively talented artist in his own right.
I was similarly impressed with the first issue of Winter Soldier #1 (Marvel), which was just as consistently good as any Brubaker-penned Cap series. Art-wise, I don't know what it is about Butch Guice, but I just can't glom onto his artwork—the pages look good, but I frequently find them hard to follow. It makes me miss the Steve Epting days.
The first 3 issues of The Defenders (Marvel) were more of a mixed bag. Then again, I've had a mixed reaction to most of Matt Fraction's Marvel output: I absolutely loved The Order, dug the hell out of Immortal Iron Fist, but have been far less impressed by pretty much everything else I've sampled. His writing on The Defenders has its strong points, most notably in the interplay between the characters, but I often wasn't completely engaged by the plot, and his cliffhangers in particular never gave me the "Oh, man, I've gotta read the next issue!" feeling. The art from the Dodsons was stunning enough that I'll probably stick around for a while…they certainly kept me around Uncanny X-Men for a good long while.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, a lot of the series I've been sampling have been in the New 52, which I've been staying pretty on top of to slowly whittle my list down from my initial 20 tryouts to my current 13. (I was reading exactly zero DCU titles before the relaunch, so clearly it worked on me.) This week, I read the latest Wonder Woman—possibly the strongest issue of the title yet (I looooved the new Poseidon), even though I can't for the life of me understand what's going on its last page—and caught up on the last 3 issues of Voodoo. It's a real shame that Ron Marz was pushed off the title, because he was building a great "B-movie thriller" vibe that seemed completely missing from Josh Williamson's first issue. The fact that Voodoo wasn't a straightforward superhero title was one of its stronger points, but it feels like it's being pushed in that more generic direction, which is a bummer. It's still great watching Sami Basri grow as an artist: he still draws great cheesecake, but with every issue, his characters get less stiff and more expressive. I'll be giving that one at least a few more issues.
One of the few titles I've stayed consistently caught up on is X-Factor—for my money, Marvel's most consistently entertaining title. For all six years of its run, this book has stayed at the top of my reading stack, and other than a slight decline during Larry Stroman's return to the series, it's all been golden. A lot has been made lately of Marvel's double-shipping various titles, something they've been doing on X-Factor for eons (18 issues of it shipped in 2011) and I don't mind one bit…I'll take every page of this title I can get. It's gotten even better since artist Emanuela Lupacchino joined on—she's got an expressive style, sort of the middle ground between Terry Dodson and Amanda Conner. And best of all, even when it ties in with other series or crossovers, the book stays readable and understandable in its own right. I can't recommend this series highly enough.


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So from an energy perspective the input to the motor from the battery bank yields 24.9 watts, while the motor output for the given load and RPM on a 0.500"D shaft yields 9.8 watts. Overall, the COP is 0.39 for the entire ZFM system.
The YZFM in its current configuration will yield up to 25 watts of output with appropriate tuning. For the time being the ongoing experiments will focus on low speed tuning.
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ATHENS, Ohio -- The Ohio baseball program will be conducting its annual walk-on tryout meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 30 at 6 p.m. ET at Bob Wren Stadium -- home of the Bobcat baseball team.
All students interested in the tryout for the 2016 squad must be present at this informative gathering in order to be considered for the open tryout, which will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 6 p.m. ET.
The following are important items that must be presented at the meeting on Aug. 30:
- Pen/pencil to fill out forms
- All participants must bring a copy of an updated physical (completed within the last six months) to the meeting. You must present a current physical, or you will not be allowed to go thru the workout
- Proof that you are currently enrolled in 12 Fall semester hours. If you are not a full-time student, you are not eligible to try out, per NCAA rules
- Proof that you are a current student at Ohio University – Athens campus
Tryout participants are asked to bring/wear baseball equipment and attire.
For questions, please email assistant coach Craig Moore at firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 12, 2018 Ohio Baseball's Klein, Salisbury Sign With USPBL Teams
May 18, 2018 Ohio Baseball Edged By Central Michigan
May 17, 2018 Ohio Baseball Suffers Tough Loss At Central Michigan
April 29, 2018 Ohio Baseball Loses Series Finale At Miami
April 28, 2018 Ohio Baseball Topped By Miami
April 24, 2018 Ohio Baseball Defeated By Dayton
April 20, 2018 Ohio Baseball Falls To Kent State In Series Opener
April 19, 2018 Ohio Baseball Visits MAC Rival Kent State This Weekend
April 18, 2018 Ohio Baseball's Rally Falls Short Against Marshall
April 17, 2018 Ohio Baseball Defeated At Marshall
April 10, 2018 Ohio Baseball Falls At Ohio State
April 8, 2018 Ohio Baseball Drops Series Finale At Toledo
April 7, 2018 Ohio Baseball Suffers Tough Loss At Toledo
April 6, 2018 Ohio Baseball Blasts Toledo In Series Opener
April 5, 2018 Ohio Baseball Travels To Toledo For Three-Game MAC Set
April 3, 2018 Ohio Baseball's Game Against Shawnee State Postponed
April 2, 2018 Ohio Baseball Sweeps MAC Weekly Awards
April 2, 2018 Ohio Baseball Plays Host To Shawnee State On Tuesday
March 27, 2018 Ohio Baseball Defeated By Morehead State In Extra Innings
March 26, 2018 Ohio Baseball Visits Morehead State For Midweek Matchup
March 25, 2018 Ohio Baseball Edged By Bowling Green In Series Finale
March 22, 2018 Ohio Baseball Opens 2018 MAC Play At Bowling Green
March 20, 2018 Ohio Baseball To Host Free Youth Coaching Clinic
March 17, 2018 Ohio Baseball Falls To USC Upstate
March 16, 2018 Ohio Baseball Defeated By USC Upstate
March 14, 2018 Ohio Baseball Bashes Five Home Runs, Knocks Off High Point
March 13, 2018 Ohio Baseball To Play At High Point On Wednesday
March 12, 2018 Ohio Baseball's Game At High Point Canceled
March 9, 2018 Ohio Baseball Takes Series Opener From Towson
March 2, 2018 Ohio Baseball Edged By Nebraska Omaha In Series Opener
February 25, 2018 Ohio Baseball Tops Maine In Sunday Series Finale
February 24, 2018 Ohio Baseball Splits Saturday Doubleheader With Maine
February 23, 2018 Ohio Baseball Defeated By Maine In Series Opener
February 22, 2018 Ohio Baseball Meets Maine In Four-Game Set In Georgia
February 18, 2018 Ohio Baseball Falls To Rider In Extras In Series Finale
February 16, 2018 Ohio Baseball Hurt By Errors In Season-Opening Loss To Rider
February 15, 2018 Ohio Baseball Picked Fourth In 2018 MAC Preseason Coaches Poll
February 15, 2018 Ohio Baseball Begins 2018 Season With Four-Game Set Against Rider
November 15, 2017 Ohio Baseball Unveils 2018-19 Early Signing Period Class
October 25, 2017 Ohio Baseball Announces 2018 Schedule
October 10, 2017 Ohio Baseball To Hold Ring Ceremony, Alumni Game On Saturday
September 26, 2017 Ohio Baseball's Wren Fest Set For Tomorrow
September 21, 2017 Ohio Baseball Unveils Plans For Annual Wren Fest
September 20, 2017 Ohio Baseball Announces Coaching Staff Additions
September 8, 2017 Ohio Baseball Opens 2017 Fall Practice
August 1, 2017 Ohio Baseball To Hold Walk-On Tryout


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The one product that we hadn't really tried for our Monday meals was Quorn. It wasn't for any sinister reason, just with Daddy being gluten free due to his Coeliac disease (it's an autoimmune disease like Type 1 Diabetes rather than a disease you can catch) we can't eat Quorn as a family as it does contain wheat. I tend to not buy all that many wheat products for fear of cross contamination and it's easier to just have one of everything. I however have a love for Quorn products, having been Vegetarian for several years as a teenager and practically living off the stuff!
Anyhoo, Quorn contacted me a couple of weeks ago and asked if I'd like to try some of their products and try some of their recipes. I said yes and the children were very impressed when they were served what they thought was meat on a Monday! The first dish I made was a Spanish Quorn Sausage Casserole. Big Boy wasn't that impressed with it and left almost all of his peppers, but he did love the sausages so much so that he wouldn't believe me when I told him that there was no meat in them. It was only a couple of days later when Big Boy saw Mo Farah on the TV advertising the very same casserole we'd eaten that he believed me!
|Sorry for the yellow tint to this picture, it didn't look like that when I took it!
I could have made a few family favourites, Lasagne or Cottage Pie or even a Chicken Stir Fry (well with Quorn not chicken) but in the end it was Top Ender who suggested that we try something else from the online recipes so we made Salsa and Nacho crusted fillets (I didn't eat it but the kids wolfed them down) and just plain Chicken Burgers in a bun (I didn't have this one either but the children assured me it was FANTASTIC) and now the children are ready to try more Quorn products, just as long as Daddy isn't eating with them!
We were sent vouchers to purchase the Quorn products.


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Selected energy and planning legislation from the second session (2012) of the 162nd General Court.
HB0648 - relative to eminent domain by public utilities and establishing a commission to investigate the procedural rights of the landowner when a petition is presented to the public utilities commission by a utility seeking eminent domain, develop a framework for the state to provide use rights to transmission developers on state owned rights-of-way, develop policies to encourage burying such lines where practicable, and establish a structure for payment
Chapter Law 2
I. Section 1-5 Effective 05/04/2012
II. Section 8 Effective 11/01/2012
III. Remainder Effective 03/05/2012
HB1144 - relative to establishing a commission to study the taxation of alternative fuel and electric-powered motor vehicles for the purpose of funding improvements to the state's highways and bridges
Chapter Law 86
Effective Date: May 29, 2012
This bill creates a commission to study taxation of alternative fuel and electric-powered motor vehicles "for the purpose of ensuring that all motor vehicles contribute to funding improvements to the state's highways and bridges." The commission is to submit an interim report of its findings and recommendations for legislation by November 1, 2012, and a final report by November 1, 2013.
HB 1296 - relative to net energy metering
Chapter Law 59
Effective Date: July 13, 2012
HB1477 - relative to the definition of spent material
Chapter Law 83
Effective Date: July 22, 2012
HB1487 - relative to low carbon fuel standards programs
Chapter Law 280
Effective Date: June 21, 2012
HB1490 - relative to New Hampshire's regional greenhouse gas initiative cap and trade program for controlling carbon dioxide emissions
Chapter Law 281
Effective Date: I. Sections 1-10 and 16-17 shall take effect January 1, 2013.
II. Remainder shall take effect as provided in section 17.
SB218 - relative to electric renewable portfolio standards
Chapter Law 272
Effective Date: June 19, 2012
SB252 - relative to increasing the maximum term for energy performance contracts
Chapter Law 149
Effective Date: August 6, 2012
SB256 - relative to public utilities commission contracts with consultants
Chapter Law 131
Effective Date: June 5, 2012
SB266 - relative to prohibiting electric utilities from installing and maintaining smart meter gateway devices without the residential or business property owner's consent
Chapter Law 150
Effective Date: June 7, 2012
SB361 - relative to establishing a commission to study the feasibility of establishing energy infrastructure corridors within existing transportation rights of way and repealing a commission
Chapter Law 220
Effective Date: June 13, 2012.
HB0137 - relative to the state fire code and the state building code
Chapter Law 0242
Effective Date: June 18, 2012
This bill makes numerous changes relative to the state building and fire codes. Among other things, the new law (1) incorporates the 2009 International Existing Building Code into the state building code; (2) provides that the "local enforcement agency" for the purpose of enforcing the state fire code is the local fire chief; (3) provides that whenever there is a conflict between the state building code and the state fire code, the code creating the greater degree of life safety will take precedence, and if the municipal officials cannot agree which code governs, the property owner may choose to comply with either code; (4) authorizes a municipality that has voted to enforce the state building code to contract with a third party for enforcement services in lieu of establishing the position of building inspector; and (5) revises the law governing local building code boards of appeal by authorizing them to decide appeals relative to application and interpretation of the fire code (in addition to the building code), limiting the grounds for appeal, and providing that the board has no authority to waive requirements of the state building code or fire code.
HB 1223 - relative to remedies under the right-to-know law
Chapter Law 206
Effective Date: January 1, 2013
This bill adds remedies for violations of the Right to Know Law. Under the new law, if a court finds that a public officer, employee, or other official has violated any provision of the law in bad faith, the court must impose a civil penalty of not less than $250 and not more than $2,000. The individual violator may also be required to reimburse the public body or agency that he or she represents for any attorney fees it has been ordered to pay as a result of the violation. The court may also require any person who violates the law to undergo appropriate remedial training at the person's own expense.
SB241 - relative to expiration and extension of terrain alteration permits and extending the report date for the commission to study water infrastructure sustainability funding.
Chapter Law 148
Effective Date: August 6, 2012
This bill provides that all terrain alteration permits issued by the Department of Environmental Services shall be valid for five years and authorizes an extension of the permit for an additional five years if the applicant meets certain criteria. In addition, the chapter provides an exception for a permit that is associated with ongoing excavation or mining; such a permit will not expire during the life of the project if the permit holder submits a written status update to the department every five years.
SB265 - relative to the definition of stormwater
Chapter Law 132
Effective Date: August 4, 2012
This bill amends RSA 149-I:6a,II to define stormwater as "surface runoff and drainage that is generated from precipitation and snowmelt, including any debris, chemicals, sediment, or other substances carried along with the water."
SB291 - relative to the use of currently allowed impact fees by municipalities and making an appropriation to establish a North Country fire training facility
Chapter Law 106
Effective Date: July 28, 2012
This bill provides that if a municipality has collected impact fees for improvements to municipal roads, it may spend those fees on state highways within the municipality "for improvement costs that are related to the capital needs created by the development." However, the municipality is not allowed to collect additional fees for improvements to state highways, or to adopt "new impact fees devoted to assessing impacts to state highways." The new law also requires every municipality with an impact fee ordinance to prepare an annual report listing all expenditures of impact fee revenue for the prior fiscal year, identifying the capital improvement projects for which the fees were assessed, and stating the dates upon which the fees were assessed and collected. The report must enable the public to track the payment, expenditure, and status of individually collected fees.
SB340 - relative to locations for junkyards
Chapter Law 108
Effective Date: July 28, 2012
This bill provides that if a municipality has not enacted a zoning ordinance, the governing body may adopt an ordinance establishing lesser setback requirements than those required under state law for junkyards and automotive recycling yards.
SB342 - relative to the inclusion of requirements for log structures in the state building code
Chapter Law 189
Effective Date: June 11, 2012


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Daniel Horsmanden
Daniel Horsmanden
|Chief justice of the supreme court in the Province of New York
|William Byrd (cousin)
Daniel Horsmanden (June 4, 1691 – 28 September 1778) was a chief justice of the supreme court in the Province of New York and member of the governor's executive council.
Horsmanden was born in Goudhurst, Kent, England to a family of clergy and landed gentry. He was grandson to Sir Warham St. Leger who had sold Leeds Castle to finance his cousin Sir Walter Raleigh's ill-fated expedition to Guiana. Horsmanden read law, but lost his inheritance to financial speculation in the South Sea bubble which necessitated his voyage to the colonies to seek new opportunities. His cousin William Byrd, a large land owner in Virginia and a member of the Council of Virginia and the Royal Society of London smoothed his introduction into English colonial society.
Horsmanden's legal talent resulted in his eventual call to the New York City Council on 23 May 1733. He was appointed Recorder of New York City in September 1736, and 3rd Justice of the Supreme Court in January 1737. He was dismissed from both offices in September 1747, due to political enmities. In July 1750, he was restored to the Supreme Court, and was appointed Chief Justice in March 1763.[1] He was on the governor's executive council from 1733 to 1747 and from 1755 to 1776. He was one of the original trustees of King's College (now Columbia University).
He was involved in the 1735 trial of John Peter Zenger. He was one of the judges who tried the supposed conspirators in the New York Slave Insurrection of 1741. In 1766, he was one of the judges in the Prendergast case where he convicted and sentenced to death the supposed leader of the Dutchess land rebels. In 1773, he was appointed a commissioner to inquire into the Gaspee Affair, which was the burning of the king's ship "Gaspee" by a party of Sons of Liberty in the preceding year.[2]
In 1776, along with Oliver De Lancey and about one thousand other residents of the city and county of New York, he signed an address to Lord Howe.
He died in Flatbush, New York, and is buried in Trinity church yard.
- ^ Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of New-York compiled by John Romeyn Brodhead, edited by E. B. O'Callaghan (Albany, 1856; Vol. VII, page 528)
- ^ The Gaspee Affair at RootsWeb
- The New York conspiracy trials of 1741 : Daniel Horsmanden's Journal of the proceedings with related documents ISBN 0-312-40216-3
- The trial of John Ury for being an ecclesiastical person, made by authority pretended from the See of Rome, and coming into and abiding in the province of New York, and with being one of the conspirators in the Negro plot to burn the city of New York, 1741
- The New York Conspiracy, or the History of the Negro Plot:: with the Journal of the Proceedings Against the Conspirators at New-York in the Years 1741-2: Together with Several Interesting Tables Containing the Names of the White and Black Persons Arrested on Account of the Conspiracy, the Times of Their Trials, Their Sentences, Their Executions by Burning and Hanging, Names of Those Transported, and Those Discharged: With a Variety of Other Useful and Highly Interesting Matter. (1741-2; republished in 1810)
- A Journal of the Proceedings in the Detection of the Conspiracy Formed by Some White People, in Conjunction With Negro and Other Slaves, for Burning the City of New-York in America and Murdering the Inhabitants
- "Letters to Governor Clinton" (1747).
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Get used to it. Heita! is the name of Telkom's new consumer mobile business. Personally, I prefer Yowza!, but that's neither here nor there. Industry whispers reveal that the launch of the consumer mobile service is planned for October 14th – heita, thats's soon!
At first I thought the name was rank. And then I learnt that heita is township slang for howzit which has changed the way I feel toward the brand name, but I guess the proof is in the service and execution and let's just hope they don't pull a Cell C and c*ck up their C.I. I also hope this new consumer mobile service provider puts a fire-cracker beneath the bums of the other cellular service providers in South Africa who could do with a little competition. Free local calls? A ridonculous amount of monthly minutes? Decent customer service? Take a leaf from the Yanks and Poms on this one, Telkom.


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With students in any of the categories above.
Of international or domestic schools who want a better appreciation and understanding of the issues of international students.
- Guidance and college placement counselors responsible for helping students make successful adjustments to high school and college
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Colleges and universities
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Price varies; 1st-level 2,000 gp; 2nd-level 8,000 gp; 3rd-level 18,000 gp; 4th-level 32,000 gp; 5th-level 50,000 gp; 6th-level 72,000 gp; 7th-level 98,000 gp; 8th-level 128,000 gp; 9th-level 162,000 gp; Slot none; CL 17th; Weight —; Aura strong transmutation
A runestone of power is a small chip of polished stone etched with a rune. These objects are potent aids to all spellcasters who cast spontaneously (but not to spellcasters like clerics who have the option to spontaneously cast certain spells). Once per day, a spontaneous caster can draw upon a runestone of power to cast a spell—doing so is part of the spellcasting action, and expends that runestone's power for the day rather than one of the spellcaster's actual spell slots for the day. An expended runestone of power recharges its capacity after 24 hours. The spell must be of a particular level, depending on the runestone.
Cost 6,150 gp; 1st-level 1,000 gp; 2nd-level 4,000 gp; 3rd-level 9,000 gp; 4th-level 16,000 gp; 5th-level 25,000 gp; 6th-level 36,000 gp; 7th-level 49,000 gp; 8th-level 64,000 gp; 9th-level 81,000 gp; Feats Craft Wondrous Item; Special creator must be able to spontaneously cast spells of the appropriate spell level
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4 Things the Mapping Industry Wants to Know About Drone Insurance
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as drones, are finding their way into more and more businesses. From assisting with the delivery of purchased goods to photography and surveying, drones are allowing companies to increase their productivity at an impressive rate. With this rise in use, however, comes an increase in the number of concerns for privacy rights and safety.
Nowhere are the issues of privacy rights and safety more important than in the creation of maps. Drones are being used in the construction industry, by forestry and geological surveys, and urban planning firms to map out large areas, utilizing high-definition cameras and 3D graphics to render breathtaking images. The ability of UAVs to access areas where traditional camera use would be difficult, even impossible, allows the mapping industry to more accurately document property.
4 Facts About Drone Insurance
As the use of drones becomes more prevalent in the mapping industry, the importance of securing good drone insurance coverage becomes a priority. Drone insurance is a new development in the insurance industry, and underwriters still need to fully define what is covered and not covered under most drone insurance policies.
Risk management is one of the prime issues when it comes to insurance of any kind, and drone insurance is no exception. When it comes to the use of equipment of any sort, one of the tools insurers will use to evaluate your risk is training. To use UAVs for mapping, operators need to be trained to handle the drones technically, as well as having a sound grasp of meteorology, aerodynamics, cartography and more. Some insurance providers require proof of training.
Insurance companies that offer drone insurance, either as a separate policy rider or as a part of your business insurance coverage, require that safety management documents, such as logbooks and pre-flight checklists be properly maintained. Procedures and requirements are in many ways similar to those for manned aviation, such as airplanes and helicopters. Inspections and maintenance of the drones and any related equipment are also critical and must be documented.
Privacy issues are one of the key factors when it comes to UAV insurance policies, and can sometimes be the reason why many underwriters avoid them altogether. Protecting the privacy of others is not difficult, however, and some simple precautions, such as obtaining consent from any person being filmed and not publishing images without permission, will keep privacy rights from being a negative issue.
Finally, safety issues must be handled properly. You need to avoid flying the drone over any people who are not directly involved in its operation since there are risks of drone failure that could result in injury to bystanders. You also have to maintain strict control over the flight pattern of the drone so that it avoids going into restricted airspace or breaching the privacy and security of others.
Drones Add Ease and Efficiency
Whether it is a significant portion of the pristine forest, or a proposed site for a new urban development, farmland or wetland, charting the land has become easier and more efficient thanks to the use of drone technology. UAVs may only be beginning to make their way into the mapping industry, but their utility will make them an invaluable tool in the future. That is why drone insurance will become one of the most important pieces of insurance coverage that a mapping firm can possess, and why it is important to do your research and learn all you can about drone insurance and proper drone usage.
Poms & Associates offers a broad range of business insurance and brokerage services and provides the most current information and coverage for businesses utilizing drone technology. For more details about the basics of business insurance policies, and to find out how Poms & Associates can help you choose the right drone insurance for your business, please visit our website or contact us here.
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Gabriella Messina is an author who has written online content for a variety of business and insurance related topics, including business insurance basics, workers' compensation, liability insurance, and malpractice.


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Feb 22, 2016
ESN Reporter/Senior Sports Writer Andrew Chirico catches up with head coaches Alisha Mosley and Aaron Goodman as well as senior manager R.C. Nugent following their season finales versus Johns Hopkins University. For more stories covering everything Washington College, visit: http://elm.washcoll.edu Reported by Andrew Chirico Filmed by Pat Mariboe Edited by Andrew Chirico


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Founded in Hull in 1993 as The Insurance Partnership by a group of local insurance brokers, we became part of the Jelf Group in 2013, and are now the biggest insurance brokers and risk management business in the area. We offer professional advice to businesses, along with insurance protection to meet their needs. We provide access to specialist underwriters, and can offer wider risk management and consultancy using our in-house skills. We can also help with connected personal insurances. We pride ourselves on being a local insurance broker and our involvement in the communities around Hull.
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New Delhi [India], Feb 5 (ANI): At an age when most people are finding their feet in an adult world, 19-year-old Samuel Lalmuanpuia's shoulders carry the weight of being club captain of Shillong Lajong FC in the I-League 2017-18.
While others might have wilted under pressure, Lalmuanpuia finds it as 'an honour to lead the club'.
"I am happy that the coaches selected me and have the faith in me to lead the team. It is an honour to lead the club."
It has been a season of starts and stops for Shillong. They started on a victorious note with two wins on the trot, but some unfavourable results resulted in them lying mid-table.
"We have performed well so far but we need to give a much better performance in the remaining matches as the league is getting very competitive."
"Our aim is to collect maximum points from every game but for that, we need to work harder and convert our chances into goals", stated the attacking midfielder.
With a few matches still to go, Lajong would surely like to finish higher up the table. Stating their aim for the rest of season Samuel's team is on the lookout for goals, "Goals will help us win games and ultimately we can climb up in the points table. At the moment we are taking one game at a time but we definitely want to end the season on a high and at the top."
Apart from the being the captain at such a young age, Samuel's freekicks have also caught attention, "From the time I joined the Lajong Academy, I have been practising a lot under the coaches and I am continuing to do the same. So with practice and hard work, I feel I have become better at taking free kicks", quipped the youngster.
"I would like to see myself being the best Footballer in the country", as he concluded. (ANI)


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text: Share: Comments Print June 9, 2009 at 10:11 AM Shots from Storm, Fever shoot-around Posted by Jayda Evans Storm coach Brian Agler is doing his part to keep the newspaper industry alive. He read over the front-page stories in the Indianapolis Star and knows what to expect from the winless Indiana (0-2). It's the Fever's worst start since 2001. Players said they needed to show more trust in one another, but former Storm C Yolanda Griffith told the paper today that they're "not going to put pressure on themselves. We're not going to say we're in a bad situation. We're going to stay positive." Still, Agler knows what that means. "When they start talking in the papers about embarrassed about how they played, you know what the theme is," Agler said of Indiana losing in double-overtime to Atlanta and at home to Minnesota where Coach Lin Dunn wondered if her team "was still on the plane." "I'm confident we'll see a surge right off the start," Agler said. "Hopefully we can withstand that." The Storm, which swept the Fever last season, arrived at 10 p.m. on Monday and had a lively shoot-around this morning. Agler is going to start the same lineup, meaning G Shannon Johnson is good after traveling with her sprained left knee. She didn't participate in the traditional half-court shot for $50 with teammates, however. Johnson had Sue Bird shoot for her, and the PG made the shot. G Tanisha Wright also hit and Johnson opted to split the pot at first. "I went to school," she joked of her intelligence in Bird's chances of banking again. But the Olympian did. Wright said she wasn't playing anymore, so I think it's a split. While Johnson will start, Agler said F Swin Cash will see more minutes. And C Suzy Batkovic-Brown could play if needed, but since she still doesn't know the system, arriving on Sunday, rookie Ashley Walker and vet Ashley Robinson would see minutes first. For Indiana, F Tamika Catchings (right thigh) and Katie Douglas (right wrist) are healthy and ready to start. The game will be televised on ESPN2 at 4 p.m., PST. Comments


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A warm bath may be a peaceful end to a stressful day, but the bathroom isn't all comfort and relaxation! In fact, around 235,000 people end up in the emergency room from bathroom-related injuries each year. But don't start brushing your teeth in a helmet just yet! Here are five fuss-free ways to avoid common bathroom dangers.
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Lock up your electronics. In the bathroom, where water and electricity are plentiful, the risk of electrocution is very real and should be taken seriously! Always keep bathroom appliances (like hairdryers and electric razors) unplugged when they're not in use and store them in a cabinet far away from the tub, toilet and sink. For back-up protection, make sure your GFIs are in working order.
Add a non-slip tub sticker. Non-slip tub stickers are a simple way to stay safe, but they're often overlooked by childless adults. If a turtle sticker isn't your cup of tea, there are endless modern, subtle and hip non-slip tub sticker alternatives.
Use bath mats liberally. Not only does a bath mat soften an otherwise cold and unforgiving floor, it's your ally in the fight against falls. Place one next to the tub, at the foot of each sink and anywhere else you post up in the bathroom.
Adjust the heat. Most water heaters can be adjusted to reach a maximum temperature. To prevent surprise burns (but still have plenty of steam for relaxing showers) avoid going hotter than 120 degrees F. This is especially important for households with young children. Bonus: A lower temperature requires less energy, and you may save up to $450 a year on your energy bill!
Add a night light. If your bathroom is pitch-black at night, midnight visits can easily turn into late-night falls (which then turn into late-night emergency room visits). Play it safe and use a night light. We like this eco-friendly model that emits a soft green glow and never needs a bulb replacement.