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This article describes the troubled, politically fraught path to the realization of San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House, the first municipally owned operatic performance venue in the nation. Although envisioned prior to the 1906 earthquake (in which the two most important opera houses in the city were destroyed), the realization of an innovative concept in which the people of the city would found and maintain an opera house took a quarter century to materialize. Supporters of the idea ascribed to the common sentiment of the time that classical music had an "elevating" and "ennobling" potential to "uplift" the poor and create a more responsible citizenry, but opera's historic association with wealth and elitism counteracted these arguments and blocked progress on the building until at last, in the 1920s, San Franciscans raised $2 million in direct contributions and voted for a $4 million bond issue.
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There were a record number of complaints against police in England and Wales last year, figures show.
A total of 37,105 complaint cases were recorded in 2014-15, figures from the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) show.
The numbers show a 6% rise in the amount of complaints made in 2013-14, with the figures reaching a record high for the second year running.
The most common complaint made was for "neglect or failure in duty".
The IPCC said a survey conducted last year showed public satisfaction following contact with the police was falling, and there was a greater willingness to complain.
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- Wide inconsistencies in the way police complaints were handled between individual forces
- More people were dissatisfied with the way their complaint was handled – the total number of appeals made by dissatisfied complainants increased by 7%
- Of the complaints investigated 14% were upheld – the same proportion as in 2013-14
- 14% of complaints were made about "incivility, impoliteness and intolerance"
- The time taken to resolve complaints increased to 147 days – 12 days longer than the year before
- Those who appeal over how their complaints are handled are twice as likely to be successful if their case is heard by the IPCC than the individual force
Home Secretary Theresa May announced an independent review of the IPCC's structure and governance in August.
Dame Anne Owers, chairwoman of the IPCC, said the figures showed a complaints system that was "both over-complex and inconsistent, and is clearly failing to satisfy a significant number of complainants".
She said: "We welcome the fact that the government proposes to bring in legislation to simplify and streamline a system that at present satisfies neither those who need it nor those who have to operate it."
Deputy Chief Constable Alan Goodwin, who is the national lead for complaints, added: "We police by public consent so it is always disappointing when somebody is unhappy with the service they have received.
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The Metropolitan Police, the UK's largest force, had the highest overall number of complaints with 6,828. However, this number was down by 4% on the previous year.
Alex Duncan, professional standards lead at the Police Federation of England and Wales, said he was "concerned by the length of time it can take to resolve complaints".
However, he said, while the number of complaints was rising, the number of those actually upheld remained relatively low.
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One of the best sounding iPod docks in its price range. Compact, elegant design. Dock rotates for horizontal iPod view. Connects to PC via USB so remote can control iTunes.
Only for iPhone, iPod touch, and recent iPods. Remote control is awkwardly shaped and lacks full iPod navigation. No video output.
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For a $400 iPod speaker dock, the Zeppelin Mini lacks some features that an expensive unit should have—but it looks and sounds amazing.
There's no shame in buying a device just because it's beautiful. If you're reading this review to find out whether the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Mini is as good-looking as it appears in the photos, I assure you it is. Now that we've established that, I'm also happy to report that the Mini is more than just a design pieceit also pumps out some serious sound. This device isn't perfect, howeverthe remote control lacks full iPod navigation and the dock only works with iPhones, iPod touches, and more recent iPods. Also, while the Zeppelin Mini can get loud, this is not the system for deep bass addicts, and at $399.95 (list), it's not cheap.
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The Zeppelin Mini, which measures 6.8 by 12.6 by 4 inches (HWD), is oval-shaped with narrow ends. Black cloth, which wraps around the entire unit, covers the speakers on the front panel, while a concave, chrome top panel houses the dock arm that raises the iPod, as if floating, over the speakers. Connected iPods can swivel horizontally for watching video. Just above the chrome lower trim lining the speakers, an indicator light flashes behind the speaker grilleblue, red, or green, depending on the mode. Black plastic Power/Standby and Volume controls rest on the righthand side, and the rear panel houses an Aux input (3.5mm), a connection for the power adapter, and a USB port. The AC adapter is included, but there are no USB or 3.5mm cables in the boxjust plastic tray adapters for your iPod or iPhone. If you don't have an iPhone or iPod touch, you can only use Zeppelin mini with the iPod classic (2007 or later), 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th generation iPod nanos.
A black, egg-shaped remote comes with the Zeppelin Mini, and although it looks cute, it's the downfall of this product. First off, it is really easy to accidentally open the rubber battery compartmentwhich often makes the battery fall out. It is also not the easiest remote to hold and operatepressing the lower buttons without blocking the sensor requires an awkward grip. Sound like I am nitpicking? Maybe, but again, this is a $400 dock. And my biggest complaint is inexcusable: The remote offers only limited iPod menu navigation. You can only skip forward and backward, play and pause, adjust the volume, and switch input selection. Want to switch artists, playlists, or albums? You'll have to walk up to the iPod and do that onscreen. This shortcoming is fairly common with iPod docks, even though it's not impossible to make a remote that navigates iPod menus (Case in point: the $300 JBL On Time 400iHD).
That said, the remote does have one excellent feature: If you connect the dock to your PC via the USB cable, you can then use the remote to control iTunes on your computer and play back audio via the Zeppelin Mininow that's fancy. Also, when an iPod is docked and the Zeppelin Mini is connected to your PC, it will automatically sync your iPod to iTunes. Of course, this requires a software installation on your PC or Mac. The free software is available at B&W's Web site and takes very little time to set up.
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Simply put, the Zeppelin Mini sounds great. The entire frequency range is represented with clarity. The lowest and deepest frequencies are articulately conveyednot exaggerated or underplayed. True, at the maximum volume, the Zeppelin Mini starts to distort slightly on the heavy hits of the drum machine on The Knife's "Silent Shout", but it's minor. And the dock gets so loudespecially for a system this compactthat it would be easy to blast it at a party and never reach its highest limits. At moderate-to-lower listening levels, the bass is still quite present, but again, this is not a system for those looking for a booming subwoofer. It may, however, be one of the best-sounding docks in its price range.
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Brown On Hopper By John Berry
The other day my wife, Lori, and I decided to fish grasshoppers at Rim Shoals. The hopper fishing had been absolutely spectacular this year probably the best I have seen since I began fly fishing three decades ago. Lori and I had fished a lot of clients during the hopper action this year but we had not gotten much of a chance to fish them our selves. We arrived at Rim about noon and there was about one and a half generators running. This is the absolute perfect level for hopper fishing. We launched my Shawnee and headed up stream to Jenkins Creek. I bought a new boat this year and it is surprisingly wide and comfortable, the perfect boat for this type of fishing.
We nosed into the shoals and turned off the motor. As we began drifting down stream we quickly picked up our rods and began casting. I was into a fish immediately. It was a nice fourteen inch rainbow that came to the boat fairly quickly. Loris turn came next. She tagged a solid sixteen inch rainbow and struggled with it a bit before it finally came to the boat.
By this time we were drifting by some weed beds where I had a client take a twenty two inch brown the previous week on a zebra midge. I cast my fly so that it would drift along the edge of the bed figuring somebody would notice. Sure enough, I got a strong strike. I set the hook and felt the weight of a good fish. Suddenly the leader snapped and flew back in my face as if it were spring loaded. The leader was now about four feet long and my fly was among the missing. I was heart broken. I had fished that hopper all summer and although it was severely beaten up it was still catching trout. The legs were gone and the foam was chewed. I should have changed the leader when I began fishing but I was in a hurry to get started.
I looked out and saw the fly floating near the weed bed. I guess the trout had spit it. I started the motor and went to retrieve it. It took three tries but Lori finally netted it and brought it to the boat. I set up the drift to allow Lori to continue fishing while I concentrated on repairing the leader, tying on a fresh 4X tippet and reattaching the fly. Of course, while I was doing this Lori landed a couple of trout.
By the time I had made my repairs we had drifted almost to the ramp. I stood and made my first cast. I had noticed a clump of aquatic weed near the bank. It was considerably further than I usually cast but it looked so fishy that I banged the line out a good sixty feet directly at it. The fly landed right beside the clump with a splash and drifted about six inches before I saw a big swirl. I instinctively set the hook and immediately felt the weight of a heavy fish.
It began an intense struggle with a short run. I quickly realized that I had 4X tippet, a size six hook and a five weight rod. This was substantially heavier tackle than I ordinarily fish with. I reasoned that I could put a lot of pressure on this trout. I had the rod bent nearly double and took line whenever I had the opportunity. It was like reeling in an anvil. The trout was dogging the bottom and was refusing to come to the surface. It took a slow turn and headed to the other side of the boat. Lori reeled in her line, stowed her rod and grabbed the big Brodin boat net.
The trout finally broke the surface. It was a big beautiful female brown. It had perfectly shaped fins, bright red spots and a huge hopper firmly hooked in the corner of its mouth. I struggled to work it toward the boat. Lori patiently waited for the perfect moment and then scooped it. All of the time she spent netting big fish on Dry Run Creek the past few years really paid off. Lori kept the net in the water and I worked the boat over to the shore. I got out and carefully removed the fly while Lori took a few pictures. I took the tape measure that I always carry and carefully measured the trout. It was a righteous twenty five inches long. I then spent a few minutes reviving the brown and the lovingly released it. It was the biggest trout that I had ever caught on a dry fly. I looked at my watch. We had been on the water for fifteen minutes!
I should have gone home. All I could think about for the rest of the day was the big brown. Oh sure, Lori and I caught several more trout that afternoon but nothing like that.
John Berry is a fly fishing guide in Cotter, Arkansas and has fished the local streams for over twenty five years. He can be reached at (870) 435-2169 or http://www.berrybrothersguides.com .
Woolly Day On The Norfork By John Berry
Recently my wife, Loris, sister, Terri, and her husband, Larry, were visiting us and we all decided to go fishing. This is standard procedure when Terri and Larry are visiting as they are ardent fly fishers. We opted to go the Norfork which has been very crowded lately. It was a Sunday afternoon, and we expected the crowds to thin some as the out-of-towners headed home. We waded far into the Catch and Release section and we were soon able to find some available water. We did well and everyone caught some nice fish.
After a couple of hours, the water began to rise. Every one began heading out toward the access. I had been studying the generation patterns for several days and had noted that they had not run much water when generating. I told Lori, Terri, and Larry to stick around and see how much the water rose. We were in an area where we could exit quickly and safely if the water continued to rise. It leveled out and it looked like about a third of a generator. It was enough water to create some nice riffles where none had been earlier and was low enough for us to wade safely.
I had observed another angler catch several trout in a likely spot earlier in the day. I do not fish woolly buggers on the Norfork very often because there is not much deep water at no generation. With a little water running, it is a very different situation and the woolly bugger is a killer technique. I stopped and rerigged. I stripped of the small midge, lead, strike indicator and 6X tippet that I had been fishing. I tied on a fresh eighteen inch 4X tippet, twisted on an inch and a half of strip lead and tied on an olive woolly bugger. I paused to bend down the barb and ensure that the hook was sharp.
I waded close to the spot where I had seen the other angler fishing earlier. I cast to the bank at a forty five degree angle to down stream. My fly landed on a rock shelf and the current carried it over the edge into a deep hole. I immediately felt the heavy tug of a good fish. I landed a fat fourteen inch rainbow and quickly cast my fly back to the spot. Over the next few minutes, I landed several nice fish. I called over to Larry to join me and he waded through the heavy water and began picking up fish. I moved down and continued my success. Terri joined Larry and immediately began picking up trout. The action was non stop. The trout were stacked in the run like a cord of wood.
Lori was nymphing nearby and doing well but she wanted in on the action. She was too light to stand in the heavy water required to make the cast so Larry helped her wade to a high spot where she could reach the trout. Now there were three people fishing this one run and catching fish at will. There were numerous doubles and triples as the action continued. I had waded on down and was catching plenty of trout but nothing like they were.
The only lull in the action was when Lori was tying on a fresh woolly bugger. She slipped momentarily as she was forming the knot. She recovered quickly and did not fall in. The problem was that she had impaled herself with a size ten woolly bugger in the process. To add insult to injury, she had not pinched down the barb yet. She tugged on the fly and quickly realized that it was there to stay. Lori and Terri were born on the farm and are both pretty durable. Lori did not want to quit and was ready to finish the day with a woolly bugger in her thumb.
I thought that was ridiculous. I waded over to where Lori was fishing. I looped a two foot section of 4X tippet around the bend of the hook. I pushed down on the eye of the hook and jerked back on the tippet. The woolly bugger popped out and Lori was impressed that the process was painless. She went back to fishing and was onto a nice rainbow immediately.
The action continued for several hours and we easily caught over a hundred fish. It was without a doubt the most action that I have seen on the Norfork in over ten years. As we fished, we eventually lost flies because the fish were fighting so ferociously in the heavy current. One by one we ran out of woolly buggers and we finally had to quit. By this time it was almost dark and time to wade out. All in all a spectacular day!
John Berry is a fly fishing guide in Cotter, Arkansas. He has fished the local streams for over twenty five years. John can be reached at (870) 435-2169 or http://www.berrybrothersguides.com.
This past weekend, I guided for Hooked On A Cure as I have done for the last three years. My brother Dan and my cousin Quin were also guides. It was hotter than blue blazes with temperatures reaching 95 degrees both days. The sun was unrelenting and on the river there was no where to hide from it. We are in the middle of a drought and they didnt run much water on the White River all weekend. I wet waded.It all began on Friday afternoon at the pairing party. We checked in and found out who we were to fish with. After a brief guides meeting, we had a low country boil with all the trimmings (crayfish, shrimp, corn and potatoes). During this time we met and chatted with all the participants. It was a great group that included celebrities and old friends.On Saturday, I fished with Jack Dennis and Cody Bell. Jack is a consummate professional. He can cast a mile and catch fish between his toes. Cody was also an excellent caster and held his own all day matching Jack fish for fish. We floated between Rim Shoals and Buffalo City. This route took us through some of the best trout water on the White River much of it only accessible by boat. Jack took all of his fish on a power ant and at the end of the day gave me one of his videos that demonstrated how to tie it along with a fly to use as a pattern. He had used it when I fished with him two years earlier but had made improvements to it to make it easier to see and float better. I watched him fish carefully and noted his technique. He regularly twitched the fly to make it appear to struggle. It produced strike after strike. Cody fished a variety of flies but caught the most fish with his favorite, a black woolly bugger with gray hackle. The highlight of the day was a lunch stop at the Mid South Fly Fisher hospitality tent at the Maler cabin. We had to rush down stream because Jack and Cody had to be back at the cabins at four p.m. to catch transportation to the banquet. While I was on the river my wife, Lori was fishing with Sandy Dennis and Diane Paillot. She took them to lunch and then to Rim Shoals. Gary Flippin provided them a water taxi and stayed around to make sure that they had transportation if needed. Lori didnt fish; she guided the ladies for the afternoon. Sandy caught the most fish on Jacks power ant. Lori and I were unable to attend the Saturday night banquet due to a prior commitment.On Sunday I fished with Bill Tapply (a writer for American Angler Magazine) and Richard Grandon. That morning Dan, Quin, and I decided that since the water was so low we would do better if we motored up to Buffalo Shoals and wade fish there all day. We knew there would be little pressure and plenty of fish. When we arrived, Bill took off and explored the area on his own while Richard and I concentrated on catching trout. The morning was slow producing only a few fish. After lunching on some fried chicken, we walked far up stream and found a great looking run. Richards first cast drew a nice rainbow up to smack his strike indicator. When it happened on the second cast, we stopped and tied on a grasshopper. On the third cast the rainbow struck one more time. Richard set the hook. Fish on! We spent the next couple of hours working that run and caught trout constantly mostly on bead head sow bugs. We caught up with Bill and found out that he had caught several nice trout including a fine eighteen inch brown.At the end of the day, we returned to the cabins and sat down for a few cool beverages and some great barbeque. We also enjoyed some great music. Renowned song writers, Don Lowery, Juni Fisher, Don Poythress, and Marcus Hummon played for the crowd. They were so good that the ongoing conversations ceased and everyone listened intently for their entire set. Later that night we said our good byes and finally headed home exhausted from the constant action.When it was all over, Lori and I talked about all the great people we had met and spent quality time with. We agreed that come next year we would be ready to do it again.
Fishing Dry Run Creek by John Berry
Last week, I was in a pleasantly unique position. I had a booking to take four boys to Dry Run Creek. For the uninitiated, Dry Run Creek is a tributary of the Norfork River that is the oldest catch and release stream in Arkansas. It is set aside for kids under sixteen and the handicapped. It is loaded with huge fish. It is without a doubt the best stretch of water that I have ever seen. Over the years, I have introduced several young people to the stream including my daughter, Katherine. Through trial and error I have figured out a few things that make the process easier and more successful. Consider if the child is ready. The best age to start some one is different for every individual. There is a certain level of concentration and motor skill required. The earliest age is probably six. I have had a great deal of success with kids that old and older. Without a doubt, the best student I ever had was an eight year old girl. Rachel was intense. She caught sixty seven trout. The last one was a twenty seven inch monster rainbow. This was the first day she ever held a fly rod. You should also consider if you are the best person to introduce this child to fly fishing. Do you possess the necessary skills and patience? If not, consider hiring a guide.Keep in mind the attention span of the student. Some kids will not maintain their interest in fishing all day. The younger the student the shorter the attention span (this is a general statement and there are plenty of exceptions). The thing to remember is that this is a not a forced march. You are there to have fun. If your student wants to take a break and run around, let them. When Katherine was of age, we would fish every day for a week and leave the water when she lost interest. We would retreat to the indoor pool at the Ramada Inn and swim. Over time, her interest in fishing grew and she would eventually stay all day Be patient! No matter how many times they catch their fly in a tree or tangle their line (it will happen), calmly retrieve the fly, untangle the knot, or rerig the line. Calmly explain to them what caused the problem and how to avoid it in the future. Tell them that these things occasionally happen to you. Keep things simple. I have found that a simple roll cast or high sticking technique is very effective. I generally use larger tippets than I normally would so that if they hook a fish they would have an easier time landing it. (On Dry Run Creek, I rig my clients with 4X tippet while I would use 6X if I were fishing the same fly on the Norfork.) For the same reason, I prefer large gap hooks (always barb less). The dominant food source is sow bugs. I have found that they can run pretty large, as big as size 12. I always pump the stomachs of the first couple of fish we catch to verify this. I have also had a lot of luck with attractors like San Juan worms and Y2Ks.Take a big net with you. Most of the fish are lost while trying to land them. A net with a long handle and deep bag will enable you to land the fish more quickly. This is better for the fish and for you. I carry a boat net with a four foot handle and a huge bag.Take a camera. There will be photo opportunities. My favorite picture of Katherine was taken on Dry Run Creek. It was incredibly cold and she was wearing everything she owned. She is holding a twenty nine inch rainbow and it is a memory she still talks about years after it happened. Create a memory of your own. Last Saturday, we landed two ten pound rainbows. We landed twelve fish over twenty four inches long and twenty five fish over twenty inches long. How many in total? I have no idea. With that many kids fishing it was impossible to keep up with the count. If you want to introduce a youngster to the art of fly fishing, this is the place!
Dog Days of Summer by John Berry
In spite of moderate temperatures earlier in the year, we have had a brutally hot summer this year. I had one recent outing that was actually quite comfortable despite the 100 degree heat. I was guiding a couple of anglers one of which was from Arizona. He was accustomed to the heat but not the humidity.The guys stayed in our guest house. We decided to start early and left the house at 5:45 AM. We were on the Norfork before the sun came up. There was an incredibly heavy layer of fog on the river and you could only see a few feet in front of you. It was an eerie walk in. There were a couple of other anglers already on the stream but we were almost on top of them before we actually saw them. It was about 71 degrees and quite comfortable. We walked far from the access to one of my favorite places to fish.David was an experienced angler who had fished all over the West; Montana, Utah, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and any other place known for large trout, steelhead or salmon. He started nymphing with a red San Juan worm and was soon into a nice cutthroat. After a spirited struggle, a deeply colored seventeen inch cutt surrendered to my net. Its girth was almost equal to its length. It was a real riffle hog. A few casts later he hooked a larger Rainbow that was probably even more vividly colored. We had to move into quieter water to land the twenty one inch specimen. We took a few photos and then quickly released the trout. David caught several more fish but nothing like those two. Lou was not as experienced and was struggling a bit. I worked with him and gave him a few pointers on his cast and presentation. He started picking up fish and was really enjoying himself. About that time, I noted that the water was coming up. We walked out with the rising water and loaded our gear and ourselves into my beloved Volvo. We drove over to the White, quickly waded far from the access and began fishing. It was beginning to heat up, so we waded a bit deeper to escape the heat. We began catching fish immediately. The trout were hitting a variety of flies. We caught fish on scuds, zebra midges and Y2Ks. We didnt catch any big fish but we were catching plenty of good, stout, healthy fish in the 12 to 15 inch slot. They fought well and kept our interest. About noon, we were getting hungry and we waded out for lunch. It had become really hot and muggy. The fog had burned off hours ago and we were sweating bullets by the time we got to the car. I set up lunch on a picnic table under a shade tree. We drank several bottles of water each and ate a cool lunch and sat and relaxed for a while. At one oclock, it was 98 degrees and David was starting to wilt. We decided to split the day. We opted to go back to the house and return around four PM.When I got home, I took a shower and a nap. At four, I looked outside and saw a bit of lightning and heard thunder. I talked to the guys and we decided to wait the weather out. At five, we loaded up and returned to the river. The storm was gone and it left temperatures about fifteen degrees cooler in its wake. As we walked in, I noticed an angler slumped over a picnic table. He had fished through the afternoon and the heat had gotten to him. He said he was done for the day and was trying to gather the energy to leave. We waded in the water and began catching fish immediately. We fished till dark and they caught several fish each.By splitting the day, we avoided the heat of the day (it got over 100 degrees). We still managed to get in a full days fishing, caught plenty of trout, and we were reasonably comfortable doing it.
Afternoon at McClellan's by John Berry Yesterday it was sunny and 51 degrees here in North Central Arkansas with no wind. I called the dam and learned that the White River was off and the Norfork had been shut down for two minutes. I invited my wife, Lori, to go fishing with me but she had a sinus infection and was not up to it. I called my fishing buddy, George Peters, and reached him in an Orange County California courtroom waiting for a judge. He said he would love to go but it would be a while. I decided to go to by myself. I loaded the mighty Volvo and headed for McClellans (a public access on the Norfork River). This is not Loris favorite spot, but it is mine. Over the years, I have caught more good fish here than any where else.I stopped by the office to put my three bucks in the box and headed over to the pasture. There was a father and son there that had spent the morning at Dry Run Creek (a catch and release stream set aside for kids under 16 years of age). It was Dads turn now and they were going to fish the water above Otter creek from a canoe. I hurriedly donned my waders and grabbed my rod. As I started walking into the catch and release area, I stopped to light a cigar and noted that I was the only person there.I walked down to one of my favorite runs and began nymphing. I started with a Y2K because that was the fly I still had on from my last fishing excursion. On the third cast I caught a seventeen inch rainbow. It put up a great fight. In fact, I had to move into quieter water in order to land it. I caught a couple of nice fish before the Y2K stopped working. I tried several different flies and pumped the stomachs of several fish before I zeroed in on a size eighteen olive scud. It started producing immediately and over the next couple of hours I caught and released several nice fish.I wanted to catch something a little bigger. I decided to walk further down stream to try another spot where I had caught a number of large trout over the years. I was concerned because this hole was pretty far from the access. If the water came up, there was no one to warn me. I would not detect the rising water until it reached me. Since I had gone down stream, I would have to fight the current all the way out.I hooked and landed a fat fifteen inch rainbow on the first cast. I quickly released it and cast again this time catching an eighteen inch rainbow. I stayed there for an hour and caught maybe a dozen fine fish. I looked at my watch and figured I had thirty minutes of daylight left. I decided it was time to start fishing my way out.I walked up to my original run. It had been thoroughly rested. I caught a couple of nice fish and then I hooked a monster. This bad boy took off and put me into the backing immediately. I came out of the run and started following him down stream quickly cranking in line as I went. He took several long runs before I finally landed him. It was a stout twenty-two inch male rainbow that was vividly colored and had full fins. As I was gently lifting him from the water, I noticed he had a tag. I was trying to read it when he struggled free and escaped to the river taking my fly with him. I walked back up to the run and as I was preparing to tie on a new tippet and fly, I detected a difference in the sound of the water. It was coming up!I cranked in my line as fast as I could. I pulled out my folstaff and started wading across. The water was coming up fast but I carefully made it to the bank (the one my car was on) and started working my way up to the access. I picked up the pace. I knew that I had to get across Otter Creek quickly or it would be impassable and I would have to detour far out of my way to safely cross.When I arrived, the creek looked pretty deep but I thought I could make it. I zipped up all the pockets on my vest and started carefully wading across to the pasture. When I was about two thirds across, I realized that the water was a little deeper than I thought. I started wading on my tip toes. I held the lower pockets of my vest as high as I could in an attempt to keep my fly boxes dry. I looked down and saw that I only had one inch of freeboard on my waders. I kept plodding across. I finally reached shallower water. I walked out and breathed a sigh of relief. The only thing that got wet was the pair of gloves in my wader hand warmer pockets.I stowed my gear and loaded my car. On the way home, I reviewed the days fishing, the fish I landed, and the wade at the end. It was an exciting and productive day. I remembered why McClellans is my favorite place to fish.
High Sticking Dry Flies by John BerryAs time passes I spend more and more time fishing dry flies. When I first started fishing them I was overwhelmed. The casting was fussy and had to be precise. The flies were so tiny that they were almost impossible to see. Success did not come easy but I eventually began to catch fish by traditional dry fly methods. I had a lot of trouble seeing the fly if I was fishing over twenty feet of line. One day I was high sticking nymphs when I had a brainstorm, high sticking dry flies. I was catching fish that were just a few feet from my body. Then a fish hit my strike indicator. I tied on an elk hair caddis and fished the same water that I had been nymphing. I only had a couple of feet of fly line out and I fished it just like I would a nymph. I flicked the fly up stream and let it drift down. It went about five feet and a nice rainbow slammed it. I landed that one and quickly revived the fly with dry fly crystals. Again I flicked the fly upstream and let it drift down. This time it went ten feet before an eighteen-inch cutthroat rose from the depths and nailed it. I stood in that riffle and caught a dozen good fish. The technique is simple and effective. This is contrary to everything that my brother Dan does. He prefers seventy-foot casts over glass smooth water with tiny flies. He sets the hook when he sees a rise near where he thinks the fly is. You cannot see a size 18 fly that is seventy feet away.High sticking gives you three things, you see the fly, you can make an effective presentation, and you can better control the line. You can see the fly because it is only a few feet from you. With this method I can easily fish dries as small as a 20 or smaller. You make an effective presentation by just flicking the fly up stream to for a soft landing. Since there is nothing touching the water except the fly it is easy to achieve a perfect drift when you do not have to deal with complex currents. The shorter line enhances line control because you can easily set the hook at any part of the drift because there is no slack in the line.I prefer to use this method when fishing riffles. I particularly like fast riffles that run over gravel and have a drop off. The broken surface helps to conceal my movements and allows me to get very close to fish. The greater water speed does not allow the trout to study the fly. He must decide whether to take the offering very quickly and without hesitation. Finally riffles are generally loaded with fish making them more productive. Since I fish heavy water I have to fish flies that can handle the current. I favor elk hair caddis and Wulff patterns because they float like corks. Hoppers and power ants work well later in the year after the major hatches are gone.The next you notice some top water action try a method that is easy and effective, high sticking.


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COLUMBUS — The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation secured seven convictions in July of employers and injured workers who attempted to cheat the agency.
The cases raise the year's total convictions for BWC's special investigations department (SID) to 90.
"Workers' compensation fraud raises the cost of the system for everyone involved," said SID Director Jim Wernecke. "I hope these latest convictions serve as a reminder to those attempting to steal from BWC: We have investigators all over the state. We will find you, bring you to justice and make you repay the funds you illicitly acquired."
Those convicted last month include:
Robert Leonard of Niles, Ohio, and McMenamy's LLC
A Trumbull County judge on July 31 found Leonard guilty of one misdemeanor count of attempted workers' compensation fraud and his restaurant guilty of a fourth-degree felony count of workers' compensation fraud. Leonard failed to comply with repeated attempts by BWC to reinstate lapsed coverage for his business, McMenamy's LLC. Leonard paid full restitution to BWC in the amount of $13,224.
Donna Roethlisberger of Lima, Ohio
Roethlisberger, doing business as Complete Cleaning of NWO, pleaded guilty July 20 to two counts of tampering with records, both third-degree felonies, after investigators found she obtained BWC certificates of coverage under her employees' names without their knowledge. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 30 in the Putnam County Court of Common Pleas.
Joseph Stewart of Titusville, Florida
Stewart pleaded guilty July 20 in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas to one count of workers' compensation fraud, a first-degree misdemeanor, after investigators found him assembling countertops, kitchen cabinets and a display case for a market in Toledo while collecting temporary total disability benefits. A judge ordered Stewart to serve five days in jail, five years of community control and to pay restitution of $4,160 to BWC.
James Teynor of Bucyrus, Ohio
Teynor pleaded guilty July 13 to workers' compensation fraud, a first-degree misdemeanor, after investigators found he had returned to work as a driver while collecting temporary total disability benefits. He was sentenced to one day jail (credited) and ordered to pay BWC restitution in the amount of $2,690.
Tyrone Bonner of Columbus, Ohio
Bonner, doing business as Apex Alliance Group, pleaded guilty July 10 in Franklin County to failure to comply, a second-degree misdemeanor. Investigators found Bonner had lapsed coverage and misrepresented his payroll reports when he applied to have his BWC coverage reinstated. Bonner was sentenced to pay full restitution to BWC in the amount of $9,527.
Michael R. Strickland of Woodville, Ohio
Strickland pleaded guilty July 10 in Franklin County to one count of workers' compensation fraud, a first-degree misdemeanor, after investigators found him delivering mail for a trucking company while collecting BWC benefits. Investigators say Strickland did not report his work activity until three months after he was off disability and had returned to work. He received no sentence.
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By Carolyn O'Neil, MS RD, author of The Slim Down South Cookbook and nutrition advisor to Calorie Control Council
Lose weight while you sleep! You may have heard health claims such as this connected to nutritional supplement or fad diet advertising. Well, it turns out that there may be some truth to the promise that getting a good night's sleep can help with weight management. Research presented at the annual Food and Nutrition Conference (FNCE) of The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics held in Nashville, Tennessee this year included studies on the effect of sleep deprivation on food intake. Bottom line: the less you sleep the greater your odds of weighing more.
Registered dietitian Devon Golem, professor at New Mexico State University explained that lack of sleep can disrupt the hormonal regulation of appetite leading to increased total calorie intake and intake of high-fat, high-sugar foods.
"When you're exhausted you're not making the best decisions about what to eat," said registered dietitian Tamara Melton, program director and clinical instructor at Georgia State University and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. "You might seek out high calorie comfort foods or snack often to stay awake. Plus you may be too tired to exercise."
Another excess calorie source: when most sleepy folks reach for caffeine they're not ordering black coffee. It's more likely to be the higher calorie specialty coffee drinks with cream and sugar. Choose low calorie sweeteners and fat free milk to lighten up coffee drinks that perk you up.
Melton said asking patients about their sleep patterns is an important part of a nutrition appraisal. "People are trying to look at all things in their life that affect their health holistically."
How much sleep is healthy? According to the National Sleep Foundation adults should get between seven to nine hours. Meanwhile, the national daily average is six and a half. "Sleep deprivation is an epidemic in the US," said Katherine Finn Davis researcher at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Shedding Light on Shedding Weight
The continuing battle against rates of obesity in the US was a big focus for nutrition professionals at FNCE. There's good news and bad news here. "I think we're at a turning point," said Dr. William Dietz of George Washington University. "In the last ten years we've seen no significant difference in the incidence of obesity."
Some states including New Mexico and Mississippi have even seen declines in obesity rates. "It's sort of leveled off," said Dr. James O. Hill, Director of the Center for Human Nutrition at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. "Is it something we're doing right? I don't even think we're close to knowing."
Hill pointed out that while diet and exercise plans work well to help people lose weight, the real challenge is helping them keep it off for the long haul. "We are wildly successful at losing weight but also wildly successful at gaining it back." So research on obesity treatment has turned to the psychological components of mindset and motivation to help dieters find their individual purpose for weight loss goals. "It's like a light switch going on," said Hill.
Co-founder of the National Weight Control Registry, which follows over 6,000 people who've lost weight and kept it off permanently, Hill is the author of State of Slim. He says weight control is no longer a simple math problem of balancing calories in with calories burned through physical exercise. Anyone who's ever walked on a treadmill and seen how long it takes to rack up 100 calories will be happy to hear this. Hill said, "There are so many positive side effects of physical activity. Exercise does way more than burn calories. It helps regulate appetite and metabolism. It's more than calories in and out."
Restaurant menus boosted fruit and veggie dish options by 28 percent
In other good nutrition news presented at FNCE, fruit and vegetable offerings on restaurant menus are up 28 percent since 2010. But, registered dietitian Elizabeth Pivonka of the Produce for Better Health Foundation says overall consumption of fruit and vegetables in the US has sadly declined seven percent since 2010. Not to be disheartened she says there are pockets of improvement, "Millennials are eating more vegetables than five years ago."


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I have the following situation: I have Mac OS bundle with application which uses some 3rd party dylib's and those dylib's depend on some env variable, let's name it ENV_VAR. I want to set ENV_VAR to some value for my application only because if I set it for the whole system it may breaks some other apps. And it should work transparently to the user i.e. he just run my app from the Application folder by double clicking it. How can I achieve it?
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Spelling Errors Send Red Flags To Employers
By Justin Thompson, The Work Buzz
Really, I had the simplest of intentions. By sending out a link to The Oatmeal's classic graphic of "10 Words You Need to Stop Misspelling" as a reminder to job seekers everywhere that a lot is two words, I opened a vortex of commonly misused or misspelled words that drive employers crazy when they see them in résumés, cover letters, correspondence and even social media updates. But it wasn't only employers who were miffed at these common blunders – job seekers too were disappointed in their peers. When I polled our Twitter and Facebook fans, they gave me an onslaught of other words that they found were on the list of common offenders. Twitter user @XuDannyO added that he sees people who don't know the difference between "ensure" and "insure." His great example being, "'I insure customer satisfaction.' Really? You took out an insurance policy on that?"
Other unforgivable mistakes, according to our Facebook comments, included:
- No and know
- Whole and hole
- Receive
- Separate
- Beautiful
- Appreciate
- Restaurant
- Smelled and smelt
- Leaned and leant and lend
- Form and from
- While and whilst
- Definitely vs defiantly (people don't realize these are two different words with two different meanings)
- Apart and a part
- To, too, two
- Your and you're
Teresa Z. added, "The problem is people rely on spell check too often and don't realize that if the word is spelled correctly but used in the wrong context, spell check won't always pick it up. They need to use the 'eyeball' method." She's right – you need to proofread your work, especially if you are sending out a résumé and cover letter in hopes of competing for a job. One of the most common typos seen by Heidi F. is "you" instead of "your." So in your cover letter, if you write "I'm the best candidate for you marketing needs," then you probably aren't going to get the call to come in for the interview. I'll admit it – I have had consistent trouble with the word sandwich throughout my entire life. I'm not sure why because I've eaten enough of them that I should be spelling the word correctly.
It doesn't mean that you're a waste of life if you didn't win the 4th grade spelling bee or have trouble spelling today. When you take the time to proof your work and check any spellings (thank you dictionary.com) that you are uncertain about, that shows an employer attention to detail and the ability to do good work. But when you end your cover letter with "I hope to here from you," you probably won't hear from them either.
One final word on social media and status updates or tweets. Despite character limitations and the inherent creative license to make a bold statement, you still need to act and spell professionally. Consistent tweets like "IM HAVIN NO LUK IN MY JOB SERCH" aren't endearing and would probably prompt an employer to block and report you as spam. One-in-five companies are using social media to hire and 45% of companies are screening applicants by their social media profiles. If you are using social media to increase your chances of being seen and heard by potential employers, you probably need to audit your online brand image and decide whether you need to change your privacy settings, create separate accounts or clean up your online act. What steps do you take to proof your résumé or cover letters before submitting them to employers? What are some other words or phrases that you find you commonly misuse or misspell? How can we help each other catch our little mistakes?
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Vanessa Marano Previews a "Bad" Bay on Switched at BirthMatt Richenthal at .
It's been a cold summer for fans of ABC Family's Switched at Birth.
But the drama finally returns with new episodes on Monday, September 3 and star Vanessa Marano offered up a preview of what's to come in a recent conference call with reporters.
Excerpts - and a few spoilers - follow a preview for "This is the Color of My Dreams."
On the status of Bay and Emmett: [They are] left off on pretty shaky ground obviously. She found out that he cheated on her with her ex-best friend Simone, and she's not too happy about it... there's a lot of denial until finally the climactic scene of the premiere where she just lets him have it, and that's kind of the overall tone of the season is her struggling with accepting what Emmett did. Accepting that she's in pain about it and accepting a way to forgive.
On other fall storylines: There's the Angelo trial drama. Angelo being Bay's is, of course, illegally in the country and trying to stay in the country, and I believe the big teaser has been Regina in a wedding dress for the fall premiere. Not to give too much away, but it looks like everybody's going to head that way, and then, obviously, the Kennishs are still suing the hospital and that finally comes to a head this fall season.
How does Bay view Angelo? Bay is always a huge supporter of Angelo and I think it goes back to that needing to be loved thing because this is somebody who walked out on Daphne and did something completely horrible, and through that Bays like, "Oh, okay, well, he would hurt me but maybe he couldn't. Maybe because I am his daughter he'll love me." And therefore I think she's always rooting for him to come around or be the changed person that he says that he is.
On Bay breaking bad: Bay starts turning to street art a little bit more again, which she did give up for a while because Emmett got arrested for painting a happy birthday message to her in street art. And so she was kind of shying away from it because of the whole arrest thing, but he cheated on her so now she's back at it. And she falls into the wrong crowd, and there's a particular character that she gets introduced to who has a major bad influence on her.
Return to TV Fanatic immediately following the Switched at Birth premiere - Monday, September 3 at 8/7c on ABC Family - for a full review of the episode!
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.


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Macros: 10f/34c/30p
Semi decent peanut butter aroma when opening. Hefty bar at 85g. Decent macro split with only 2g of sugar. Extra vits n minerals, isolate and casien mainly make up. Good pb coating around the outside with a chocolate crispy filling for a nice contrast of textures. Very enjoyable chew. Warming it up made the pb even sweeter but slightly detracting from the crispys. Overall this was an enjoyable eat. I'd say dry to add a bit more depth into the chocolate and you got a real solid contender.


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Saturday Night Live was groundbreaking 35 years ago. I was young but remember the chatter; everyone wondered what would happen because they performed live to a national audience.
Now, as a speaker, Twitter back-channels change everything I've known for the past 25 years. Though first it scared me, I love it. What is it?
It's a live feed Twitter stream where members of the audience comment live, during your presentation. They share a common hashtag for conversation. You may see the conversation live on a screen while you present.
This is the biggest change for public speakers since the advent of television. Mark Zuckerburg of Facebook first discovered its perils at SXSW in 2008, when his audience revolted via Twitter. Wired published an article about it, SXSW: 2008, the Year the Audience Keynoted.
How can you survive and thrive with Presentation Night Live?
- Tweet. Get comfortable with Twitter. Know how to follow hashtags. Set one for your presentation if one isn't given. Share your Twitter handle with your audience. Have access to the Twitter conversation. Bring a device with you, view it from a screen, or designate a trusted friend to view it close to you and share information.
- Prepare. Prep your talk and publish the materials. Either use Prezi or Slideshare and show your stuff.
- Practice. Every phrase and sentence can be tweeted. Know your stuff and do it well, and you've got great publicity with a large audience.
- Seek. Feedback. Give sample presentations to the smartest, toughest friends you have, who will tell you exactly what they think. Listen to their feedback and adjust.
- Engage. Listen to your audience and adjust your talk to the feedback.
Five verbs: tweet, prepare, practice, seek, and engage. Giving a talk with a back-channel is as exciting as skiing down the tough slopes at the resort. You never know when you begin what will happen during the ride. It's not easy. With practice, the ride can be the thrill of a lifetime. If you crash, you can view the instant replays via hashtag and figure out how to do better next time.
There's a learning curve to backchannels for moms like me who remember when Saturday Night Live began. It's worth the effort. As a speaker, it's the new What to Prepare accessory for your Presentation ensemble.


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2012 Business Growth Conference & Expo, Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
AAHLRSA will be attending the 2012 Business Growth Conference & Expo, sponsored by the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, on November 9, 2012. The 2012 Business Growth Conference & Expo is a place where serious B2B professional will connect with premier Valley companies. Couple this with outstanding seminar/panel presentations produced by YOB/Phoenix SCORE on issues that are impacting small to midsize businesses. Join us for a day of seminar training, tremendous trade show traffic and great networking opportunities.
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So I have 2 external HDDs. One consists of 2TB of music files (HDD#1) and the other is empty (HDD#2). I just recently updated to Traktor 2, so I decided to start fresh and use iTunes as my music file organizer. So I took all 2TB of music files from HDD#1 and imported it in iTunes. Since my collection is so big I changed the default directory folder. I redirected the "iTunes Media" folder to be set externally in HDD#2. I edited all the tags, and was able to easily delete duplicate songs through iTunes. So now all my music files from HDD#1 are consolidated into HDD#2. HDD#2 on the other is more organized so I want to use it as my main external music library. I opened up iTunes tree in Traktor 2, and I imported the Library into my collection. I tried playing the songs in my, but it doesn't play. I get the missing/corrupt/DRM error. What is wrong?
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We were thrilled with the launch of The Swanage Seen Art Trail on Saturday 5th December. The weather cleared and many people gathered on the terrace above the Prince Albert Gardens where the Mark Gertler panel was sited. His son, Luke, came especially down from London to open the event with a very interesting account of his father's time in Swanage. Pennie Denton, author of Swanage Surrealism, who wrote the biography of Paul Nash, the next board on the trail, in the Heritage Centre, spoke of Nash's connection to Swanage. Present too, Oliver Field, and his son Robert, descendants of Walter Field RA, whose painting 'Come unto these Yellow Sands' is depicted on the panel in Shore Road. Oliver gave enlightening account of his Great Grandfather's life and times.
Jim Knight MP arrived and after an enthusiastic introduction, cut the ribbon and announced the Art Trail open! After celebratory drinks at the Art Hut, we followed the trail to the Heritage Centre, Paul Nash. Then to Shore Road where Oliver Field cut the ribbon on the Walter Field panel and spoke some more about his famous relative. On to the Denis Lowson art panel in Institute Road, Carlotta Barrow who had known Denis since the '50s told us about his life and work.
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While corporations on the whole have given discrimination against females the skunk eye, women who want to be regarded as credible candidates for public and private corporate boards of directors can't assume their gender alone is reason for corporations to tap them to increase board diversity.
Instead, they may need to acquire the panache to make themselves marketable, which often includes acquiring a requisite skill set to become a good match with a specific corporation, according to a four-member panel at an Inforum Center for Leadership-sponsored seminar held April 17 at Kent Country Club.
Impressing board recruiters and nominating committees may require knowing what it takes to serve on an audit or compensation committee, gaining international experience, determining which corporate board is a good fit, ferreting out "bad boards," developing an inquisitive attitude, establishing a network of contacts and starting out with a worthy nonprofit organization's committee or board, which nowadays mirrors the same intellectual dexterity for-profits' boards require.
Panel members had plenty of experience on both sides of the coin. Michael Jandernoa is a partner for Bridge Street Capital and a director of Business Leaders for Michigan and Grand Angels, as well as former CEO of Perrigo. Jody Vanderwel is president of Grand Angels and former corporate counsel and vice president for Herman Miller Inc. Vanderwel serves on the Michigan Venture Capital Association board, the Michigan Accelerator Fund/Advisory board and the Fuller Theological Seminary board. Dale Winston is chairwoman and CEO of Amrop Battalia Winston, one of the largest woman-owned executive search firms in the U.S. and a member of Amrop's global governing board. Kate Pew Wolters is president of the Kate and Richard Wolters Foundation, chairwoman of the Steelcase Foundation and a Grand Valley State University trustee.
About 30 years ago, the few requirements to serve on a corporate board usually included being a friend or family member or in good stead with the CEO. Today, companies take a far different route, said Jandernoa.
"They're very clear on what skill sets are necessary to serve on a committee," Jandernoa said.
Writing board-ready résumés and bios should start with reviewing one's entire career, which should include professional accomplishments, leadership skills, personal style and board-related experiences, both corporate and nonprofit, according to Inforum.
Even with an impressive vita, women have hurdles to clear, often because of human nature being what it is, said Pew Wolters.
"We tend to hire people who look like us," she said. "Companies must be intentional when they look for board members. Women need to think about the holes in their professional career and how to fill them."
They also need to keep in mind the purpose they serve on the board, said Vanderwel, particularly if it's a publicly traded company, which has responsibilities to its shareholders. Then it's imperative that corporate board members know how to tactfully ask difficult questions.
Expertise also is key for small, startup companies that need all the intellectual muscle they can muster, Vanderwel added.
"The board is a group of people who set the direction for national and, perhaps, international questions and who can help determine who are your best customers," said Vanderwel.
Some level of global experience that includes a working knowledge of a different culture is important to companies that compete on an international level, putting the term "diversity" in a different light, said Winston.
That doesn't necessarily mean a woman needs to relocate to another country, said Winston.
"All companies today work on a global basis," she said. "A lot of companies make the head of global sales right at corporate headquarters. It does mean a lot of travel overseas."
Vanderwel agreed with Winston.
"At least half of companies have to think in terms of an international market," said Vanderwel. "Just because you built the best widget in the U.S. doesn't mean somebody in Hungary hasn't built one they intend to market here. And, understandably, cultures are different. At the very least, travel, learn a language, and begin to develop an appreciation of another country."
Panelists said a willingness to learn new concepts can go a long way.
"Always be curious about things around you," said Pew Wolters. "Ask questions. Don't dismiss what you don't know."
"Don't worry about a question being a dumb question," added Jandernoa. "As you become more experienced, you'll ask more in-depth questions."
Women must be cognizant of the time commitment serving on a board requires.
"You do twice as much reading in preparing for a board meeting as you spend at a board meeting," said Jandernoa. "It is very important to prepare ahead of time and it's expected of you. You can tell if someone hasn't prepared."
Those who are selected to serve on a board should only do so under the protection of liability insurance.
"We're too libelous a society to not serve without liability insurance," said Jandernoa.
Picking which board to serve on is a two-way street, said Pew Wolters.
"Bad boards are like bad marriages," she said. "Boards are human systems. When boards start to do the job of management, that's not a good thing. When they're split on major issues, that's not good, either."
Vanderwel said regardless if it's a product or service, aim for a board whose mission is something you're passionate about.
It's also a good idea to get approval from your current employer before agreeing to sit on another corporation's board, said Winston.
"Not every employer is keen with executive-level employees sitting on another corporate board," she said.
In the end, as much as people like to think corporate boards have become more egalitarian when it comes to gender, women still must establish their competence.
"You need to go on a board and quickly establish how serious you will be taken," said Vanderwel. "Do it quickly. Women still have to be intentional right out of the gate. Determine who you want to be with: What group of people do you want to associate with?
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After spending years designing and working on the Bucks County stone farm houses of Pennsylvania, built by the German, French and British, John Franklin came to the conclusion that all American architecture owes its origins to European design. " All roads lead to Rome", he says. The Continental turn his designs have taken in Tuscan-styled archways, courtyards and walls finished as though they were built hundreds of years ago. One keystone of John's vision is a proprietary plaster technique that has lent the mark of centuries to the surfaces of all the homes he has designed and built.
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As NCP has recently been selected to provide end-point security solutions for California-based Marin Montessori School, we thought we'd take today's post to examine the unique IT security challenges for networks in educational environments.
In addition to the risks of compromising organizational data and IT assets, educational institutions have to worry about a growing list of illegal activities students can engage in online, for which schools are legally accountable. Certainly, there are budgetary considerations as well. Adopting too complicated a set of policies and technologies will result in inconsistent and ineffective implementation and enforcement - something most schools at the primary and high school level simply do not have the IT staff to manage.
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Council president wants to name Suns' field for late owner
Peter Bragan Sr. died last month
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – City Council President Bill Bishop wants to introduce legislation that would honor the late Peter Bragan Sr.
The bill would name the Jacksonville Suns' field at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville in honor of its longtime owner, who died last month from heart failure. He was 89.
The bill will be introduced Tuesday.
In 1984, Bragan purchased the Suns franchise for $330,000. Today, it's known as one of the country's most successful baseball teams, all credited to his passion for baseball.
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S Mobility has recently launched latest flagship smartphone called Spice Pinnacle FHD in the Indian market. Moreover the handset is likely to create more competition in the standard phablet market. The latest quad core handset from Spice is priced at the same range of Micromax Canvas 4 at Rs. 16,990
Going by the specs, the Pinnacle FHD sports a 5.0-inch display that offers a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It comes with a 16.7 M colors and video recording at 1080p (30fps). The phablet is powered by a competitive 1.5 GHz quad-core processor and runs on the latest iteration Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system. The phablet is also backed by 1GB RAM.
Pinnacle FHD houses an 8-megapixel auto focus rear camera with dual LED flash along with a 2-megapixel front-facing camera.
Connectivity options include Dual SIM (3G + 3G) with Dual Standby, 3G HSPA+, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and aGPS.
Internal stroage capacity of the Pinnacle FHD is 8GB and can be expandable up to 32GB.
The device is powered by a 2100mAh Li-on Polymer battery.
It also comes with a Pop- up play to play, Flip to Mute calls, Intelligent Answer, Direct Call and Spice Cloud backup support with seamless data sync and 2GB of free data storage. Pinnacle FHD also includes features like Bluetooth 4.0, Proximity sensor, G-sensor, Light sensor, Pop-up Play, FM Radio, Intelligent Answer, Flip to Mute, Direct Call and GPS/AGPS among others.
Spice Cloud provides Spice consumers with Cloud Backup of 2GB free Data storage and seamless access to user photos, documents, music, videos and contacts across the devices along with advanced security and anti-theft features. Users can access them all using the web interface at www.spicecloud.in.
The Spice Pinnacle FHD is available for pre-booking exclusively on saholic at Rs. 16,990 while the product will be available across India through all major retail stores from July 20. The deliveries for pre-booking start from July 20.
However, the Spice Pinnacle FHD is likely to give a tough competition to the latest devices like, Micromax Canvas 4, Karbonn Titanium S9 and older devices like, XOLO Q1000, Lava Iris 504Q and Lenovo IdeaPhone S890. Alll the devices are priced at the similar range and comes with a close to similar specifications.
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Karbonn Titanium S9
Karbonn Titanium S9 IPS sports a 5.5 inch HD IPS Capacitive touchscreen that offers 16 million color output. It runs on the latest iteration Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system. It generates its power from 1.2GHz quad core processor and 1 GB RAM.It is a 3G phone. The handset comes with a 13 Mega pixel primary camera with auto focus and LED flash a 5 Mega Pixel front camera. Output ports include a micro SD card slot that can be used to expand the memory up to 32 GB, 3.5 mm audio jack and comes with a 16 GB internal memory. It also has Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, technology support. The phablet is powered by 2,600 mAh battery.
Micromax Canvas 4
Canvas 4 is powered by MT6589, the quad-core processor made by MediaTek that also powers Canvas HD. Just like its predecessor, Canvas 4 also has a 5-inch screen with 720p resolution. The device has 16GB internal storage that is expandable and 1GB RAM. It is powered by Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) and has battery capacity of 2,000mAh. The phone has been priced at Rs 17,999.
The phone has a 13MP primary camera and a 5MP front camera.
Micromax Canvas 4 comes packed with a dual-SIM support, dual standby, FM, 3.5mm Ear Jack, GPS, GPRS, EDGE, HSPA, Wi-fi, USB, 2G, 3G, bluetooth 4.0, but no NFC.
It is powered by a 2,000 mAh battery.
As for the specifications, the Xolo Q1000 comes with a 5-inch (1280 x 720 pixels) HD IPS display at 295 PPI with scratch resistant Dragon Trail Glass, 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, PowerVR SGX544 GPU, 8MP rear camera with LED Flash, BSI sensor, 1.2MP front camera, 1GB RAM, 4GB internal memory, 32GB expandable memory via MicroSD and 2100 mAh battery. Xolo Q1000 will run on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and will come with connectivity features including 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Dual SIM (GSM + GSM).
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Xolo Play T1000
Xolo Play T1000 comes with smaller sized 4.7-inch IPS HD capacitive touchscreen display that offers a screen resolution of 1280 x 720 pixel and a pixel density of 293 ppi.
The Xolo Play T1000 is powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz along with 1GB RAM and the smartphone runs on a Android Jelly Bean version 4.1.1 Operating System. Thus Canvas 4 has a better Android Version but Xolo device comes with a higher clocked quad core processor. Xolo Play T1000 features a internal storage capacity of 4GB that can also be expanded up to 32GB via a microSD slot.
The Xolo Play T1000 has a lower 8 megapixel rear camera and a 2 megapixel front-facing camera.
Xolo Play T1000 comes packed with a dual-SIM support, dual standby, FM, 3.5mm Ear Jack, Bluetooth v3 as well as Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, HSDPA (which will give speeds up to 21 Mbps, according to the official specifications). The T1000 also features A-GPS with support for Google Maps. It supports 3G and USB as well. It is powered by a 2,000 mAh battery.
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Here ya go Ahmed.....let me know if you need anymore "SHIT"references from your twisted belief system, I will gladly oblige....happy reading. Hey big mike, why dont you check these out as well....free your mind. ... QUR'AN 5:51 ..... SAHIH MUSLIM 4366 .... QUR'AN 9:29 ....SUNAN ABU DAWUD 4527 and SAHIH AL-BUKHARI 2797 .......enjoy.See More
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Ray Tackett Here is a much tamer version for you of the first example..... Qur'an 5:51
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O you who have believed, do not take the Jews and the Christians as allies. They are [in fact] allies of one another. And whoever is an ally to them among you - then indeed, he is [one] of them. Indeed, Allah guides not the wrongdoing people.2 hours ago · LikeUnlike

Ray Tackett lets do it again sheall we ...?2 hours ago · LikeUnlike

Ray Tackett another tame version for you...Sahih Muslim 4366 Sahih Muslim Book 019, Hadith Number 4366.
Sahih Muslim Book 19. Jihad and Expedition
Chapter : Evacuation of the Jews from the Hijiz.
It has been narrated by 'Umar b. al-Khattib that he heard the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) say: I will expel the Jews and Christians from the Arabian Peninsula and will not leave any but Muslim.2 hours ago · LikeUnlike

Ray Tackett and tamed down again... Qur'an 9:29 9:29
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Fight those who do not believe in Allah or in the Last Day and who do not consider unlawful what Allah and His Messenger have made unlawful and who do not adopt the religion of truth from those who were given the Scripture - [fight] until they give the jizyah willingly while they are humbled.2 hours ago · LikeUnlike

Ray Tackett ah..and a westernized version you faint of heart .... 60 hadith found in 'Types of Blood-Wit (Kitab Al-Diyat)' of Sunan Abu-Dawud.
Narrated Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-'As: The value of the blood-money at the time of the Apostle of A...llah (peace_be_upon_him) was eight hundred dinars or eight thousand dirhams, and the blood-money for the people of the Book was half of that for Muslims. He said: This applied till Umar (Allah be pleased with him) became caliph and he made a speech in which he said: Take note! Camels have become dear. So Umar fixed the value for those who possessed gold at one thousand dinars, for those who possessed silver at twelve thousand (dirhams), for those who possessed cattle at two hundred cows, for those who possessed sheep at two thousand sheep, and for those who possessed suits of clothing at two hundred suits. He left the blood-money for dhimmis (protected people) as it was, not raising it in proportion to the increase he made in the blood-wit.See More
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Ray Tackett This is a good one ,I found a bonus hadith to post for ya after #2792 happy reading you two. Hadith #2797, Kitab al-Jihad, Sahih al-Bukhari
Abu al-Yaman from al-Zuhri from Sa'id i...bn al-Musayyab narrated from Abu Hurayrah: The Prophet said: "By Him [God] in Whose Hands my soul is: Were it not for some men amongst the Believers [Muslims] who dislike to be left behind me and whom I cannot provide with means of conveyance, I would certainly never remain behind any Sariyah [battalion, military unit] going out for jihad [struggle, in this case armed struggle] in the Path of God [as ordained by God in the Qur'an]. By Him in Whose hands my soul is: I would love to be martyred [fighting] in the path of God and then come back to life and be martyred again, and then come back to life and be martyred again."
Hadith #2817, Kitab al-Jihad, Sahih al-Bukhari
Muhammad bin Nashar from Ghundar from Sh'ubah narrated by Anas ibn Malik: The Prophet said: "Nobody who enters Paradise likes to return to the world even if he got everything on the Earth, except a martyr who wishes to return to the world so that he may be martyred ten times because of the honor and dignity he receives from God."
These two hadith are famous ones and are quoted by jihadi-takfiris, including Al-Qa'ida Central leader Usama bin Laden in the introductory segment to the video series Wind of Paradise, a series of four videos (currently) dedicated to the group's "martyrs" in the Afghanistan-Pakistan theater.See More
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Ray Tackett Im pretty fond of the "Blood - wit" verse the "Kitab Al-Diyat" ....the part about non-muslims being worth half that as muslims....good times.about an hour ago · LikeUnlike

Ray Tackett oh yea...and when you tell me that all these are old and no one follows those beliefs ..Ill have a rebut for that as well....cuz , well you are a good muslim arent you ?about an hour ago · LikeUnlike


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