text: I will take digital photos for you to use as additional documentation for your genealogy files. Headstones can contain vital information such as birth and death dates. Some occasions, nearby graves will be of relatives that you might not have uncovered. Often graves are marked with a military designation, such as GAR or WWII. Location must be in Harvey County, Kansas. Cities in Harvey County, but not limited to include, Newton, Burrton, Hesston, Halstead, Sedgwick. After the photos are taken, they will be uploaded to Genlighten. Digital cemetery photos are service I have performed countless times, in cities, in township areas, and in very rural areas. Generally photos can be taken and uploaded to you within one to two weeks.


text:
Skates Mates Kids Club, Presented by Moe's Southwest Grill
Join the BEST Kids Club in hockey!
Sign up for a Rookie membership in the Skates Mates Kids Club for FREE! Upgrade to an All-Star membership for only $9.95 and get even more cool benefits! Check out the chart below for details.
Rookie Membership
Fans 15 and younger can join the Skates Mates Kids Club for FREE with a Rookie Membership.
Each member will receive:
- One (1) free ticket to the 2016-17 Home Opener on Saturday, October 15 at 7 p.m.
- Autographed photo of Skates
- Autographed photo of a player
- Birthday E-Card from Skates
- Wolves games & prizes
- Discounts on Wolves merchandise
All-Star Membership
- Exclusive party with Wolves players
- Official Skates Mates T-shirt
- One free ticket to each month's Skates Mates Kids Club Night game
- Invitation to Slapshot Sunday to take a shot against Skates on the Allstate Arena ice
- Special contests throughout the season
- FREE KIDS' MEAL from Moe's Southwest Grill (offer valid only at Skokie location, 3620 W. Touhy Ave.)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
May 2010 — GAO´s Comments on Third Round of Recipient Reporting
What GAO Found
Recipients Are Gaining More Experience Reporting, but Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Data Quality Continues to Be a Major Concern
According to Recovery.gov, as of April 30, 2010, recipients reported on over 179,000 awards indicating that the Recovery Act funded approximately 683,000 jobs during the quarter ending March 31, 2010. As reported by the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, the job calculations are based on the number of hours worked in a quarter and funded under the Recovery Act and expressed in full-time equivalents (FTEs)[1]. Under the continuous corrections period that the Board implemented in the last reporting round, recipients will be able to modify their third round submissions during the period that began on May 3, 2010, and runs through June 14, 2010. The final update of the third round of recipient reported data is planned for June 16, 2010.
Under the Recovery Act, recipients are to file reports for any quarter in which they receive Recovery Act funds directly from the federal government and are required to submit reports no later than 10 days after the end of each calendar quarter. The Board extended the reporting deadline by several days for all three rounds of reporting. The reports are to be made public 30 days after the end of the quarter; the reports have been made public by this deadline. Reporting requirements apply to nonfederal recipients of funding, including entities such as state and local governments, educational institutions, nonprofits, and other private organizations. In addition, these requirements apply to recipients who receive funding through the Recovery Act's discretionary appropriations, not recipients receiving funds through entitlement programs, such as Medicaid, or tax provisions. Certain other exceptions apply, such as for individuals. In addition, the required reports cover only direct jobs created or retained as a result of Recovery Act funding; they do not include the employment impact on materials suppliers (indirect jobs) or on the local community (induced jobs).
Recipient reporting under the Recovery Act represents a step forward in federal spending transparency. However, the exercise is also highlighting problems in obtaining quality recipient reported data due to the overall complexity of funded programs and the nationwide scope. The recipient reporting process is going more smoothly than in the first two rounds as recipients have become familiar with the reporting system and requirements. OMB and the Board's responsiveness to feedback, reflected in updated guidance and system enhancements, has also helped improve recipient reported data quality and reliability. The FTE calculations, however, continue to result in noncomparable data across Recovery Act funded programs and pose problems for some recipients as evidenced through our field work in selected jurisdictions covering education and public housing programs.
GAO's RecommendationsBack to top
- To ensure that FTEs are properly accounted for over time, we recommend that the Secretary of the Department of Education clarify how Local Education Agencies (LEA) and Institutions of Higher Education (IHE) should report FTEs when additional Recovery Act funds are received in a school year and are reallocated to cover costs incurred in previous quarters, particularly when the definite term methodology is used.
- To ensure that subrecipients do not underreport vendor FTEs directly paid with Recovery Act funds, we recommend that the Secretary of the Department of Education re–emphasize the responsibility of subrecipients to include hours worked by vendors in their quarterly FTE calculations to the maximum extent practicable.
- To improve consistency in how FTEs generated using the definite term are calculated, we recommend that the Secretary of the Department of Education and the Director of OMB clarify whether IHE and LEA officials using this methodology should include the cost of benefits in their calculations.
- To ensure housing agencies use the correct jobs calculation, we recommend that the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development clearly emphasize to housing agencies that they discontinue use of the outdated jobs calculator provided by HUD in the first round of recipient reporting.
- To help clarify the recipient reporting responsibilities of housing agencies and to improve the consistency and completeness of jobs data reported by housing agencies, we recommend that the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development issue guidance that explains when FTEs attributable to subcontractors should be reported by the prime recipient.
For GAO's complete comments on the third round of recipient reporting see pages 186-217 in the May 26, 2010 report, States' and Localities' Uses of Funds and Actions Needed to Address Implementation Challenges and Bolster Accountability.
- [1] An FTE is a full-time equivalent, which is calculated as the total hours worked divided by the number of hours in a full-time schedule.


text:
Amagami SS Plus
This section is for the rational discussion of anime on a series basis. Spoilers should be expected, but please be courteous to your fellow users.
- meleechampion
- Joined: Fri Mar 03, 2006 11:05 pm
- Status: wtf is a jabber address
Re: Amagami SS
Lol, I'm not! Does it matter? This is a comedy, right?
- post-it
- Joined: Wed Jul 17, 2002 5:21 am
- Status: Hunting Tanks
- Location: Chilliwack - Fishing
Re: Amagami SS
you got it ^__^
- ibabrak
- Joined: Sat Dec 18, 2010 4:43 am
- Status: Let's get cereal.
- Location: Czech Republic
- Contact:
Re: Amagami SS
OVA wasn't bad but I was hoping that it would be Haruka only... when they changed the arc I was hoping at least for Ai-chan's arc as well as Ayatsuji-san's.
Well, even tho it was pretty enjoyable
Well, even tho it was pretty enjoyable
- mirkosp
- The Absolute Mudman
- Joined: Mon Apr 24, 2006 6:24 am
- Status: (」・ワ・)」(⊃・ワ・)⊃
- Location: Gallarate (VA), Italy
- Contact:
Re: Amagami SS Plus
Bump for S2.
- Rendakor
- Falling Like A Star
- Joined: Sun Jan 08, 2012 7:54 pm
- Contact:
Re: Amagami SS Plus
Can't wait for Sae's arc, she was my favorite of the original. I hope they do another episode of the stalker girl too, and a harem episode or two would be amazing.
- Kain-x-spirits
- Joined: Tue Jul 31, 2007 9:29 am
- Status: Hahahaha~
- Location: Lyon, France
- Contact:
Re: Amagami SS Plus
Kaoru's arc was really good. And surprisingly, rihoko arc was good, better than what i expected.
- Full Metal Sempai
- Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:05 pm
- Location: Athens, Greece
- Contact:
Re: Amagami SS Plus
So far pretty much every arc was very good, especially Kaoru's and Rihoko's.
But now we get the annoying narrator voice for Sae's arc,why should they insist on this?
But now we get the annoying narrator voice for Sae's arc,why should they insist on this?
Return to "Anime Series Discussion"
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests


text:
Promote our shirts on your own site and make money! $2 Per shirt!
Think you have a good shirt idea? Send it in, you could win $$$
Members only exclusive content and contests. Sign up now, it's free!
Tags: kick me disregard that kick me sign shirt, kick me disregard that kick me sign t-shirt, kick me shirt, funny sign tee shirt, kick me prank shirt, school pranks t-shirts, kick me sign tee


text:
GLORY 7 Milan - Murthel Groenhart and Mike Passenier (Video)
- Published in Video
- Written by Rian Scalia
- 0
GLORY 7 Milan is quickly approaching, taking place on this comign Saturday, April 20 from Milan, Italy. One of the most interesting match-ups on the card pits LiverKick's #2 middleweight Murthel Groenhart against our #3 middleweight Robin van Roosmalen. GLORY just released this video feature of Murthel Groenhart and Mike Passenier talking about Murthel's career, his upcoming fight against Robin van Roosmalen and a possible future fight against Giorgio Petrosyan.


text:
|Preview Material
|Table of Contents
|Supplementary Material
History of Mathematics
2011; 454 pp; hardcover
Volume: 38
List Price: US$104
Member Price: US$83.20
Order Code: HMATH/38
See also:
A History of Analysis - Hans Niels Jahnke
The Scientific Legacy of Poincaré - Eric Charpentier, Etienne Ghys and Annick Lesne
The theory of complex dynamics, whose roots lie in 19th-century studies of the iteration of complex function conducted by Kœnigs, Schröder, and others, flourished remarkably during the first half of the 20th century, when many of the central ideas and techniques of the subject developed. This book by Alexander, Iavernaro, and Rosa paints a robust picture of the field of complex dynamics between 1906 and 1942 through detailed discussions of the work of Fatou, Julia, Siegel, and several others.
A recurrent theme of the authors' treatment is the center problem in complex dynamics. They present its complete history during this period and, in so doing, bring out analogies between complex dynamics and the study of differential equations, in particular, the problem of stability in Hamiltonian systems. Among these analogies are the use of iteration and problems involving small divisors which the authors examine in the work of Poincaré and others, linking them to complex dynamics, principally via the work of Samuel Lattès, in the early 1900s, and Jürgen Moser, in the 1960s.
Many details will be new to the reader, such as a history of Lattès functions (functions whose Julia set equals the Riemann sphere), complex dynamics in the United States around the time of World War I, a survey of complex dynamics around the world in the 1920s and 1930s, a discussion of the dynamical programs of Fatou and Julia during the 1920s, and biographical material on several key figures. The book contains graphical renderings of many of the mathematical objects the authors discuss, including some of the intriguing fractals Fatou and Julia studied, and concludes with several appendices by current researchers in complex dynamics which collectively attest to the impact of the work of Fatou, Julia, and others upon the present-day study.
Graduate students and research mathematicians interested in complex dynamics, complex analysis, and the history of mathematics.
AMS Home |
Comments: email@example.com
© Copyright 2014, American Mathematical Society
Privacy Statement


text:
"VT100 Emulation" Wow!! Talk about a blast from the past. I do not think I have used a VT100 emulator for 20 years and surprised and maybe a little nostalgic that they still have use in the world today. Although, with death of DEC and other mainframes I am at a loss to guess where there use is.
Not sure if this will be helpful in your search for code, but the vt-100 terminal was, itself, an emulation of the ASR-33 Teletype.
Please enter a valid email to subscribe
We need to confirm your email address.
To complete the subscription, please click the link in the
email we just sent you.
Thank you for subscribing!
via Egeo 16
Torino, 10131


text:
Through April 30th, Pacsun is continuing its spring sale with 25% to 50% off select items. Plus, get free shipping on orders of $50 or more. Other offers include:
Up to 30% off Jackets Tees from $5 and Hoodies from $10 Free Shipping and Returns on Swimwear and Shoes Snow Sale - Up to 50% off Jackets and Pants Up to 45% off Hats & Beanies
Deal has expired


text:
Thanks Redeye! some good videos. Just got around to looking at a few.
Printable View
Thanks Redeye! some good videos. Just got around to looking at a few.
Redeye I just noticed this thread. Thanks for the videos man there is a ton of film of the first three players! I love it
Thanks a lot Red ! Great job as always !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szoF9vlKgKs Here is one video on Richmond. Cooper Taylor is number one. He almost has a sack but gets one later strips a guy for a fumble and has an INT in the game.
Regarding Hankins ... one of the really impressive things (for me) about him is his ability to totally shut down zone run schemes to his side. He's going to be a great run stuffer in the middle and has the added upside of collapsing the pocket when singled.
I think the Michigan game was the most telling for me where he was doubled most of the game and was still a presence (and hustling) at the end of the game. I wasn't crazy about the pick but I have no doubt he'll be a contributing factor in 2013 if they can maintain his conditioning.
Damontre Moore ... I understand why the Giants picked him (and is the reason I had him on several Giants mocks) and I think they got value by waiting until the third round for him (I didn't think he was a first round value even though he was rated as such). He has burst and is a continually disrupting presence on the defensive line.
However, he is poor against the run, bordering on liability. The fact that he got badly beaten so many times by the option play (Florida game especially) scares me with the Eagles and Redskins in our division. He's not as sure a tackler as I'd like to see in our DEs. Accordingly, he's a bit undersized for the position and probably why a lot of people viewed him as a pure 3-4 OLB. My fear here is that the Giants have him put on 20 lbs (ala JPP his first year) and he loses his burst, which would totally negate his upside. His inability to set the edge will really make him a liability on the left side so I'd think they would have him play the right (or joker or on Nickel packages) and move JPP to the left (as the Giants said they were thinking of doing).
As a third round pick, we got value for Moore, however I don't expect him to be the playmaker we're looking for opposite JPP. I think he ends up being a platoon guy in a strong front four.
One thing that I noticed in the 2 games that I watched of Hankins he played a pretty good amount of DE in 3 and 4 man fronts which was quite a surprise to me. I like his ability to stop the rushing attack very well. He also hustles well to the sidelines on tosses and screen passes. I think that he will be a very good addition to the team. He will not have as many reps as he did at Ohio St so fatigue should not be an issue. That was really the only knock the "experts" had on him and I think he could help the LB core out very well because there will be more of a run stuffer in the middle which always helps out LB's.
I think Moore will have a decent year this year maybe 5 sacks or so... I think he needs to work on his run defense to make a really nice impact for us. I think that he kind of has a problem that I always saw with Osi. He usually goes to the outside when he is rushing the passer and gets too used to lining up too far outside and he an be a bit of a liability in the running game.


text:
View All Documents
Made of Cast Brass or Plastic
Ideal for Slab Construction
Available with 4.25" Stainless Steel or UltraShine PVD Polished Brass Snap-Tite Strainer
Compression gasket tightens around 2" Schedule 40 DWV pipe with caulking nut and wrench
Can be used with 1.5" Schedule 40 DWV pipe and 1.5" or 2" Copper DWV pipe when caulking gasket is replaced
Need Acrobat?
Back to Top
Need to find an Oatey product?Search by name or product number.
Oatey Sure-Vent to the rescue!
-Al Berman - Dallas, Texas
Read More...


text:
Face it folks, the the Master test has become a pro show. As individuals, you can decide whether that's a good or bad thing, but it's here to stay. It doesn't matter to me. If my dog has been fully trained and performs as it should, we'll pass the test. The other participants have nothing to do with that.
I have never felt I was competing against anyone, pro or amateur, at a hunt test. I might have been competing against the Judges a time of 2, though-LOL!!!!-Paul


text:
Reviewed By Lloyd B (Clarksville, TN) Reviewed for a 2003 Jeep Wrangler —5/3/2015 4:12 PM
I removed the Skyjacker components on my 03 Wrangler and replaced them with the OME HD kit. The difference in quality was evident as soon as I opened up the shocks. They're heavy and substantial; clearly designed to take some abuse. Be advised the OME coils are not the same length. They're designed to offset engine and transmission torque. Install them correctly or your Jeep will sit crooked! the main difference in the HD kit is heavier springs. I have a soft top and my Jeep rides great.


text:
By Tiernan Ray
Shares of BlackBerry (BBRY) have been under pressure all day, currently down $1.14, or almost 8%, at $13.55, perhaps prompted by negative sell-side notes today by a couple of shops regarding the company's Z10 handset, released at the beginning of February.
One note was from boutique firm ITG Research, saying the Z10 sales trend appears "very weak."
Another negative note today comes form Pacific Crest's James Faucette, who reiterates an Underperform rating on the stock, writing that his "checks" suggest "modest initial Z10 sales" in the U.S.
The Z10 appears to be doing higher volume at Verizon Communications (VZ) and T-Mobile USA and AT&T (T) than it did in very successful debuts in Europe, writes Faucette, but he doubts that is enough to meet the highest expectations for the device. He also sees sales slowing in advance of the debut of the "Q10," which comes with a hardware keyboard and is showing up at carriers throughout the world this month:
We estimate that weekly sell-through rates of the Z10 in the United States are currently running at about 60,000 units. We view that level as modest; on the positive side, it is nearly double the weekly initial run-rates that we estimate the company was able to achieve in the United Kingdom and Canada [...] We would point out that even if the Z10 were able to maintain its current sell-through run-rate, it would still amount to less than 1 million units per month, a level below which we believe it would be very difficult for the company to return to long-term profit growth. More importantly, given the continued very low level of awareness, limited marketing efforts, the pending introduction of the Apple (AAPL) iPhone to T-Mobile, and the launch of competitive new products like the Samsung [Electronics (005930KS) Galaxy S4 and the HTC (2498TW) One, we believe that rate of sell-through decay will be similar to what we have seen in other markets, where within four to six weeks of launch, sales have fallen by two-thirds to three-fourths [...] While the launch of the Z10 has gotten off to a modest start in the United States, we have seen slowing sales of the Z10 in the U.K. and Canada after roughly stable weekly sell-through during March. Some of our contacts have speculated that the slowing sales of the Z10 may be attributed to the launch of the Q10 drawing nigh, and that some potential Z10 buyers want at least a chance to play with the Q10 before committing to the Z10. Those contacts are hopeful that once the Q10 launches, we will see not only a strong response to the Q10, but substantially improved sales of the Z10.
Faucette argues that sales into inventory in the channel may be the primary factor for the current quarter (fiscal Q1):
Channel Fill Key to May Quarter We believe that the key to May quarter results will be unit ship in of new models, particularly around the timing of the Q10 launch. We believe that the market generally expects roughly 4 million to 4.5 million BB10 units to ship in the May quarter, which would be consistent with our estimated current production levels. We are estimating that BlackBerry will ship in of 2.9 million BB10 devices in the May quarter, with sell-through of about half that number. We are particularly wary of the high days of inventory (DOI) of the Z10 that are on hand in markets like the U.K. and Canada, and that DOI in the United States has reached typical targets so soon after launch.
Update: In a Digits blog post, The Wall Street Journal's Will Connors notes that BlackBerry issued a statement refuting a Detwiler Fenton claim that returns of the Z10 are running high.
BlackBerry states,
BlackBerry wishes to respond to media coverage today regarding speculation that there have been abnormally high levels of returns of BlackBerry Z10 devices. This is absolutely false. Our data shows that return rates for BlackBerry Z10 devices both in the U.S. and on a global basis are in line with or better than our expectations and are consistent with return rates for other premium smartphones in the market today.


text:
value is very subjective to people who disagree with IP.
why do you say that? Why is a hash different than words in a book?
quote:No, their value is influenced by confidence in the system, just like any other financial instrument. It just happens that at this point in time, there are relatively few websites that account for the majority of transactions, and the market itself is relatively tiny. Any disruption is expected to cause huge changes.
4.) Bitcoins value as a Cryptocurrency is entirely influenced by what are described as "simple" DDOS hacks on websites that deal in Bitcoins.
quote:No. Some sites (like Mt.Gox) are exchanges, and some store your wallet for you. The exchanges are necessary, but the wallet sites are most definitely not. Actually, storing your wallet on a website is probably the most risky thing you could possibly do. Neither, though, affect how "speedy" bitcoin is. Making purchases with bitcoins requires neither type of site.
5.) In order to be able to faciliate the "speedy" positive aspect of Bitcoin usage, one of these website establishments must be used.
quote:Paper, flash drive, cell phone, laptop, whatever. How, exactly, does this nullify the advantages of being decentralized, international, having low transaction costs, etc?
6.) If one of these websites isn't used, you must use long strings of printed paper or some sort've flash-drive dongle to keep your bitcoin info safe and secure. Which essentially nullifies the advantages of the currency on almost every level.
quote:But IP can be copied, and it only retains value through laws and artificial scarcity. Bitcoins are scarce through fundamental mathematical laws of the universe, and they have value as long as someone is willing to accept them.
IMO, IP like a book or even an idea has value because it entertains, instructs, and/or explains events that happened in the real world.
quote:That's kind of the point.
I can write a book from scratch (even a crappy one) that someone would possibly buy. If I use a random number generator to produce hash tags the network will reject them as worthless.
quote:NO, you brought up IP in an attempt to form a "gotcha'" moment.
I brought up IP in an attempt at getting Russian to see that a virtual currency/gold isn't as far out an idea as it initially seems.
NO, you brought up IP in an attempt to form a "gotcha'" moment.
quote:If my opinion is ever wrong, I'll "budge."
You form an opinion, and then you don't budge.
quote:You have not done that that I've seen.
Any attempt to point out contradictions in your logic
But IP can be copied, and it only retains value through laws and artificial scarcity.
Bitcoins are scarce through fundamental mathematical laws of the universe,
But a bitcoin doesn't necessarily have to be scarce or finite
quote:The fact that you think of opinions in terms of right and wrong says a lot.
If my opinion is ever wrong, I'll "budge."
quote:No? Your IP, which doesn't physically exist, has value. Yet you question the viability of bitcoins as a store of value because they don't exist in the physical world.
You have not done that that I've seen.
Think of bitcoin as the currency of a virtual nation
Advertising Info
Privacy Policy
Where to Watch LSU
Contact Us
© 2017 TigerDroppings.com. All Rights Reserved


text:
By Ben Levisohn
Suntech Power Holdings (STP) defaulted on its convertible bonds on Friday–but its stock is rising anyway.
Despite a small bounce, Citigroup's Shahriar Pourreza and Timothy Lam lowered their price target for the company's shares to 50 cents, down from $1.50. They also reiterated their sell on the stock. But they may actually be more bearish than that. The analysts write:
At this juncture, STP's equity value could be worth zero unless China Development Bank (CDB) or provisional governments step in and provide a backstop for the bonds – a highly unlikely scenario at this juncture. A more probable scenario in our view is a takeover of the assets by the Wuxi government.
But even a takeover by the Wuxi government might not be enough to bailout Suntech's equity holders. That's because the state government might prefer just to bailout the local units and let everything else go, according to a note Maxim Group released last week when it reiterated its call that the stock was heading to zero.
Suntech's stock has gained 0.7% to 71 cents today.
And while Suntech's shares are gaining, other solar stocks are getting hammered. They haven't been helped by Suntech's default, and the slide has been exacerbated by reports that China may cut incentives to its solar firms.
Yingli Green Energy (YGE) has dropped 7.7% today to $2.29, while LDK Solar (LDK) has dropped 5.6% to $1.34. JinkoSolar (JKS) has dropped 3.4% to $5.95.
Despite their bearish comments on Suntech, however, Pourreza and Lam were more upbeat on Trina in a note published yesterday–despite lower the stock's target price to $5 from $6. They note two positives, "a clearly defined path of shifting resources further downstream into systems…[and a] strong push into sustainable and emerging growth regions." They're not ready to say the worst is over for the stock, but they believe these "visible improvements…cannot be ignored."
Trina Solar (TSL) has dropped 3.4% to $3.97 today.


text:
Have any of our T&TH brothers here been affected by the water crisis?
How can we help?
eddie234 wrote:I'm not effected but with the president declaring a state of emergency it opened up the door for FEMA to get involved. They were supposed to fly in water this weekend. Guess they had a near riot at the Charleston Walmart the other day.
Return to Talkin' Turkey • General discussion
Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot] and 7 guests


text:
Skip to Main Content | Skip to Categories | Skip to Search
| According to the USDA calorimeter, cutting the Big Mac sauce from the Big Mac eliminates nearly 100 calories (563 to 468). To go one further, the next time you go to McDonald's, ask for your Big Mac without cheese — that's another 100 calories gone from your meal.
(Credit: © Flickr/Like_the_Grand_Canyon)
| For those unfamiliar with the intricacies of this breakfast combination, a McGriddle consists of two pancakes sandwiching sausage, egg and cheese - a total of 560 calories according to the USDA. For a significant calorie reduction, simplify your breakfast sandwich and choose only one of these fillings. A sausage McGriddle is 421 calories. A McGriddle with only egg brings you down to 340. Make sure to ask for it without the liquid margarine.
(Credit: © Flickr/Ethan Prater)
| A Whopper without cheese brings you down to 678 calories from 790. A tablespoon of mayonnaise is 103 calories, so leave that out for another significant reduction (to 575 calories). That's about as far as you're going to get with the triple Whopper (pictured).
(Credit: © Arthur Bovino)
| Wendy's iconic chocolate milkshake is not so bad on its own, it's their specialty Frosties that pack the punch. For example, a small caramel Frosty shake has a booming 680 calories — have it as a large and that's 1,020 calories in dessert alone! Stick to the tried and true: A junior Frosty is only 170 calories.
(Credit: © Flickr/Myki_Roventine)
| Analyzing KFC chicken was a surprisingly intricate process. Calorie counts varied according to the part of the chicken (breast versus wing or thigh), or style of fried chicken. The extra crispy chicken has significantly more calories than the original recipe (compare an extra crispy breast at 568 calories to an original recipe breast at 444). Stick to wings or drumsticks for the lowest calorie counts. For sides, choose green beans, corn or mashed potatoes.
(Credit: © Flickr/Yuki_K...)
| Taco Bell's tower of nachos smothered in beans, sour cream, cheese, ground beef and diced tomatoes totals 770 calories. Most of these calories are in the cheese and sour cream. Even reduced-fat sour cream has almost 200 calories per 100-gram serving. For low-calorie creaminess and flavor, substitute guacamole (35 calories), or salsa (5 calories) for the cheese and sour cream.
(Credit: © Flickr/It's What I eat..)
| Pizza Hut already has a "Fit n' Delicious" line of pizzas such as the green pepper, red onion, and diced tomato pizza at 150 calories per slice. For traditional pizzas, choose the thin n' crispy slice instead of stuffed crust, hand-tossed, or personal pan pizzas. The lowest calorie slices are veggie lovers, or ham and pineapple at 240 calories, followed by cheese, pepperoni or mushroom at 260 calories.
(Credit: © Flickr/BrokenSphere)
| "Big" is an understatement regarding this iconic burger. The two patties with Carl's Jr. classic sauce, two slices of American cheese and lettuce and tomato on a toasted sesame bun adds up to 930 calories. As with its counterpart the Big Mac, eliminate the cheese and sauce; that brings it down to 560 calories.
(Credit: © Flickr/DieselDemon)
| This fast food ice cream treat is a weight explosion waiting to happen. Even mini blizzards pack at least 400-plus calories. Dairy Queen's nutritional information is disappointing compared to the details provided by other fast food chains, so our advice is to stick to the banana split mini-size blizzard and do your best to customize it at the drive-thru. Take out some of the toppings, such as fudge syrup (133 calories per two tablespoons according to the USDA), to carve down the calories even more.
(Credit: © Flickr/Like_the_Grand_Canyon)
| The 430 calories in Chick-fil-A's chicken sandwich are not a lot compared to what's in many other fast food specialties, but it provides a perfect example of how altering the way something is cooked can cause a dramatic change in calories. The sandwich is a simple construction of breaded chicken patty, pickle, and bun. The calories are in the chicken itself, not any of the optional extra toppings. Take a look at the chain's char-grilled chicken sandwich at 290 calories instead. If you want the classic version, keep it simple and, for the lowest possible calorie count, don't add any sauces or condiments.
(Credit: © Arthur Bovino)
Catch full episodes of "Running Wild."
15 states to live in if you want to get rich.
NFL players facing a make-or-break season.
New "Dancing with the Stars" cast revealed.
Cookout recipes to try out for Labor Day.
Catch "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."
The 10 worst places to start a business.
Greatest second-generation athletes.
Greatest superheroes to hit the silver screen.
Inside the craziest dorm rooms we've ever seen.


text:
Welcome to the Women's Health Clinic of the Knox County Health Department. We provide confidential services to residents of Knox County regardless of age, sex, income, race, disability or marital status.
Fees are based on income and family size, but no one will be denied services because of inability to pay. All East Tennessee TennCare plans are accepted for services as well as private insurance plans, and payment plan schedules are available for women who are not insured. Proof of income is required at each visit to qualify for discounted services.
The Women's Health Clinic provides the following services:
- Family Planning
- Pregnancy Testing
- GYN Wellness Care (Annual Exams)
- Breast and Cervical Cancer screening, education and referrals (for those who meet program guidelines)
Program Locations
Family Planning Services are available at the following locations:
- Main Health Department, 140 Dameron Ave., 865-215-5320
- The Women's Health Clinic at the main location is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Extended hours are offered on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month until 6 p.m. Appointments are required. There are a very limited number of same day appointments available.
- Teague Clinic, 405 Dante Rd., 865-215-5500
- Please call for availability and/or appointments. The Teague Clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- West Clinic, 1028 Old Cedar Bluff, 865-215-5950
- Please call for availability and/or appointments. The West Clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Family Planning
Family Planning is a health care service that allows women to decide if, and when they want to become pregnant. Family planning helps to preserve the health of the female reproductive system through careful sexual practices and by receiving regular physical examinations.
Family Planning provides women and their partners with information on the various methods of birth control as well as instructions on how to use the chosen method effectively.
Family Planning is a positive way for women to protect their health now and in the future. Knox County Health Department offers Family Planning patients the following birth control options:
- Oral contraceptives (the pill)
- Depo-Provera (the shot)
- Condoms
- Contraceptive Foam
- Diaphragm
- IUD (Intrauterine Device)
- Natural Family Planning
- Contraceptive Patches (Prescription only)
- Nexplanon
- NuvaRing (Prescription only)
- Emergency Contraception
- Vasectomy for men who meet income guidelines (if funding is available)
Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
Breast Health
More than 180,000 women get breast cancer each year in the United States. In Tennessee, more than 3,800 cases are diagnosed annually. Breast cancer continues to claim lives every year. In 2000, 857 lives were lost to the disease. Unfortunately, the death rate continues to rise despite the availability of free health services.
Some groups of women are at higher risk for breast cancer than others. Women over 40 years old and women who have a child after 30 are among those at higher risk for developing breast cancer. Routine breast cancer screenings (CBEs), which are performed by your doctor and mammograms (breast x-rays), may help detect cancer in its early stage.
You are eligible for a free breast cancer screening if you meet the general eligibility guidelines (you do not have insurance, your insurance does not pay for this service, and you meet income guidelines)
AND you:
- Are ages 50 to 64
- Are ages 40 to 49 and have one of the following:
- A mother, daughter or sister with breast cancer
- A personal history of breast cancer
- A clinical breast exam result that is positive or abnormal
- Are ages 18-39 and have one or more of the following symptoms:
- Breast lump(s)
- Nipple discharge
- Skin changes
- Nipple changes
Cervical Health
Cervical cancer, which affects the lower part of a woman's reproductive system, is one of the most common cancers found in women in the U.S. According to the American Cancer Society, in 2012 more than 12,000 new cases of invasive cervical cancer were diagnosed in the U.S. and more than 4,000 women died from the disease.
Studies have found that a number of activities can contribute to a woman getting cervical cancer, including smoking or having sexual intercourse with many partners. However, the good news is that cervical cancer is nearly 100% curable if it is found early.
You are eligible for a free cervical cancer screening if you meet the general eligibility guidelines (you do not have insurance, your insurance does not pay for this service, and you meet income guidelines)
AND you:
- Are ages 40 to 64
- Are ages 18 to 39 (and are in need of further diagnostic services after your initial Pap results are received)
Some clinical services require a fee which may be based on income, diagnosis and/or eligibility. Payment is due at the time of service. KCHD may bill insurers based on coverage. Proof of income and insurance may be required. No one will be denied service because they cannot pay. Please ask our staff for more information.


text:
This shot is from last year when Hudson was still preggers. However, even with a baby bump in tow, white still works on her.
I don't care what the fashion police say, Rihanna always makes everything work.
Even covered up by denim shorts, Cameron pulls off her white bathing suit like it's nobody's business.
Coco is so fucking bad ass! Yes, a lot of this has to do with her husband, Ice-T.
This shot is from last year when Hudson was still preggers. However, even with a baby bump in tow, white still works on her.
Obviously we had to include everyone's favorite actress-turned-princess.
Ugh. Does Gisele ever look bad?
Back in the day there was a stunning actress named Elizabeth Taylor who famously wore this bathing suit in the film Suddenly, Last Summer.
Forever the fashion icon...
Hello there, Blue Ivy! I see you're still hanging out in Beyonce's belly -- so cute!
After marrying Prince William, Kate has fast become one of the "It" girls of the moment. Nice suit, Kate.
There are no words...
With a figure to die for and the talent to match, Salma is an icon in the making.
No matter the article of clothing, J.Lo always seems to be able to pull off the color white.
Again, I'm going with the phrase: "there are no words..."


text:
ChefPrep 525 Watt Food Processor
Description & Highlights
Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 525 Watt Food Processor
The Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 525 Watt Food Processor (70670) allows you to process more ingredients in less time. The processor is powered with a robust 525 watt motor that allows it to easily process even the toughest ingredients quickly and precisely. With this processor you have the option to choose between two (2) powerful processing speeds and a pulse button allows you to ramp up the speed when necessary and works with both the high and low speed settings.
Unlike other food processors that only have one or two processing modes, this processor lets you choose between four (4) functions including slice, shred, crinkle cut & fine shred with two (2) reversible discs. The processor also has a large feed chute to allow you to fit large and odd shaped ingredients into the processor without any hassle or extra effort. This processor has a ten (10) cup capacity to allow you to process a large amount of ingredients at one time. The bowl lid and blades on this processor are all dishwasher-safe so that cleanup after use is quick and efficient. This processor will help you prepare your favorite ingredients quickly and easily.
Versatile Functions:Choose between four (4) versatile functions including slice, shred, crinkle cut & fine shred with 2 reversible discs
Powerful Motor:This food processor can process more ingredients in less time with a 525 watt motor
Dishwasher-Safe:This dishwasher-safe appliance is easy to cleanup after use
- Model: 70670Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 525 Watt Food Processor
- Brand: Hamilton BeachTwo (2) speeds plus pulse control
- Slice, shred, crinkle cut, & fine shred optionsConvenient cord storage
- Process more in less timeCapacity: 10 cups
- Chopping bladeInput voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Large feed chutePower: 525 W
- Dishwasher-safeWeight: 8.4 lbs
- Warranty 1 yearDimensions: 16" H x 9" W x 10" D
- Height: 16"
- Width: 9"
- Depth: 10"


text:
i've been noticing white specks on my dogs coat lately. most of its centered around the back of the neck but its pretty much everywhere. used to right after i put his advantix on at the begginning of the month it was real bad and im pretty sure it was just the oil drying. now we are at the end of the month and he still has dandruff. any ideas to help it? i will add my wife insists on him bathing about every two weeks since he's an inside dog. we use mane and tail shampoo. ive told her that with the cold weather approaching he needs his oil in his coat and they will have to be put on hold till spring or till he really rolls around in something nasty. any of yall got dogs with dandruff?
head and shoulders regards


text:
|Data Dictionary:
|Religion 2009 (InfoGroup)
you are here: choose a survey survey data set table details
Survey: Religion 2009 (InfoGroup)
|Data Source:
|Data collected by InfoGroup, organized by the ARDA, tabulated and processed by Social Explorer.
Data set: Religions by Family Group (FG)
|T7. Total Number of Congregations - Catholic [5]
Universe: Total Number of Congregations
Table Details
|Total Number of Congregations - Catholic
|Universe: Total Number of Congregations
Relevant Documentation:
|Excerpt from:
|Social Explorer Religion 2009 Documentation. Data collected by the InfoGroup, organized by the ARDA, tabulated and processed by Social Explorer.
|Religion 2009 -> Religion by Families -> Western Liturgical Family
Western Liturgical Family represented by or originating from the Roman Catholic Church. Such offshoots include the Old Catholic Church and the Polish National Catholic Church, which differ from the Roman Catholic Churchin their rejection of the authority of the pope.
- Polish National Catholic Church of America
- Roman Catholic Church


text:
By 2014, when the current suite of infrastructure programs expires, the federal government will have been in the municipal infrastructure business for two decades, investing nearly $ 30 billion and leveraging billions more from provincial and municipal governments.
Yet this week at a national infrastructure conference in Regina, mayors and councilors from across the country are debating the same question they were 20 years ago: how to get rid of the infrastructure deficit.
This should not come as a surprise given that in the early1980s, at the start of the cities' campaign to get federal support in erasing the municipal infrastructure deficit, the gap stood at about $ 12 billion and that by 2007 studies said it had broken through the $100 billion mark.
One conference participant suggested we simply stop using the term and start calling it an "infrastructure obligation" instead. If the last 17 years are any indication, it could well be the only way the infrastructure deficit will disappear any time soon.
So how does one explain such figures in light of multi-billion dollar public investments? And what do these figures mean for the future of federal spending in this area?
Answering these questions is particularly relevant now that the federal government has turned its attention to the fiscal fallout from the recession.
In this period of virtuous frugality some in Ottawa might be tempted to simply walk away from programs and strategies that appear to have missed the mark.
That would be a mistake.
Most agree that, with the economy showing encouraging signs of recovery, it no longer is necessary—or even appropriate—to keep the federal stimulus taps open. But federal infrastructure programs over the last 17 years have been instrumental in helping Canada catch up to other industrialized countries in terms of public capital spending.
More practically, these programs have helped address some of the more pressing infrastructure needs in communities across the country. Everything from water treatment plants needing upgrades to crumbling and unsafe overpasses needing replacement have benefitted from federal programs.
Federal dollars were also critical in leveraging municipal and provincial funds that made important strategic investments, such as the RAV Line in Vancouver or the development of the Quartier international in Montreal possible.
This federal spending "time out" presents an opportunity for cities, provinces and the federal government to take stock of the benefits and lessons from nearly 20 years of federal investments in municipal infrastructure.
It should be a time to assess what worked and what didn't and to develop a plan to tackle the problem with an eye to fixing it once and for all, because that is what has been missing from the mix of infrastructure programs that have rolled out of Ottawa: an end game.
Programs have been developed with broad policy frameworks–such as investing in "green" infrastructure, but without a clearly defined sense of need or relative priority.
Mapping and understanding the nature and scope of the infrastructure problem must be the first step in developing solutions. The second step must be a comprehensive assessment of federal infrastructure programs. This must be done collaboratively with all governments involved.
This is the kind of information that will explain why the infrastructure deficit has been compounding when it should have been shrinking.
It is also the kind information that will allow the three orders of government to develop the key elements of a national plan to eliminate the infrastructure deficit, such as:
- planning for the total investment required and its timing;
- tailoring the plan and priorities to fit unique regional needs, rather than relying on national, one-size-fits-all approaches;
- exploring the impact of changing and extreme weather on infrastructure needs; and
- developing innovative fiscal tools to support a long term approach by all governments.
As the federal government sets out to fix its fiscal deficit, it must not lose sight of the other deficit which, while off the books, has the potential to be just a debilitating socially and economically.
If Canada is to prosper, municipal infrastructure investments must support the economic potential locked within our cities and communities. For this to happen, programs and financing must reflect the long-term nature of infrastructure investments and encourage long-term thinking and planning.
Now is the time to recognize the immense benefits of recent infrastructure investments and begin planning for a way to put our municipal infrastructure in the black.
Tags: Building Canada Fund, federationofcanadianmunicipalities, Gas tax, infrastructure, infrastructure policy, stimulus programs


text:
I'm up here, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
It's been so warm, and our season doesn't start until April 25th, worried the turkeys will be done before we even start.
How's everyone else doing? I know some seasons in the south start early, so I'm hoping our southern team members are getting lots.


text:
Manufacturer: CAD Manufacturer: Digital Age 2 Results
Digital Age DAP-010A Eara In Ear Earphones
You enjoy your iPod and other digital media players. Move up a couple of comfort notches with Eara from Digital Age. Eara Earphones deliver the brightest treble, clearest fidelity and deep tonal bass of any earphone on the market. From the moment you put them on you are taken aback at the rich amplified sound. Never muddy or shrill, you hear everything as accurately as it was recorded. The...
CAD NB2 Noise-Canceling Earphones, black
The CAD NB-2 Active noise canceling headphones are professional grade in-ear monitors with superb sound quality. They use a High output 9mm driver with neodymium magnet for clear, robust audio and are Great for travel and music listening in challeng...


text:
- Accommodations
- The Island Experience
- Special Offers
- Dining
- Groups
- Palm Island GO
- Palm Island SLOW
Palm Island Resort is easily accessible to many historical sites, museums, outdoor activities and fun-filled attractions. We realize that everyone has an individual perspective of what is active and what might be more relaxing so don't forget to explore the opportunities we have included in Mainland Attractions SLOW for capturing the best vacation experience possible.
Should you require admission tickets, reservations or directions, please contact our Activities Coordinator for details. Thank you.
Adventure Island Busch Gardens' Waterpark
Concerts at the Van Wezel Performance Hall in Sarasota
Tampa Rays Spring Training Baseball in Port Charlotte
Charlotte Stone Crab Baseball in Port Charlotte
Sarasota County's Legacy Bicycle Trail
Gasparilla Boca Grande Bicycle Trail
South County Family YMCA in Englewood
Greyhound Dog Racing in Sarasota
Theatrical Stage Performances in Venice
Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa
Windsurfing and Kite Boarding in Sarasota
Florida Helicopter Tours - Palm Island & Surrounding Areas
BOOK NOW: 1-800-824-5412 | Or Book Online Here: Reservations


text: Actually it is. Of course there is some variety but I have seen appearancewise Boykins who look like they are different breeds, questionable temperament (not spaniel rage, something else), and OK drive vs. "I want to hunt with that dog" type of drive. Again, four dogs is not enough but had I looked at four field goldens I would expect a narrower range of type. Just my opinion. I am certainly not critical. I like Boykins a lot.


text:
Please explain to me where the NYSE "traders" in this day and age, differ from the professional gamblers in Vegas?
Just curious.
Please explain to me where the NYSE "traders" in this day and age, differ from the professional gamblers in Vegas?
Just curious.
When the one you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
I have a lot of criteria - one being the ability of an established business to reach certain price goals. Having been there before is a help & then knowing why a stock got there, why it dropped & it's ability to recover. Do they have a functioning management that has the interest of stockholders, as a consideration. There are names that I avoid!!!!!
I'm sure some Pro gamblers do well, & I'm also sure that they follow a pattern. But it is a game of chance. I had a boss during my working career that liked to win, even on the little things. He & I used to match for donuts with our AM coffee, for 2 solid months I never bought & the air was getting thick as he did not see it as a game of chance. Fortunately, I was needed elsewhere & moved. How do you explain winning 40 times in a row?
UB, I don't win on every investment, I liken it to being a dryland farmer, it isn't going to rain enough some years to make a harvest so I try to keep the exposure diversified as my grandpa did when I was growing up. We always had something & some years we made out well.
Now I don't do AU, but if the market ever drops again while I still have my facilities I will buy GDX or a similar ETF, which I believe the only way to go in that market, & I could be wrong. I believe there are cyclical strategic metals that provide more security & move with the economy, while you can also follow the supply demand line to see the need for more or less investment. During the downturn one of the investments made was RTI, which has a presence in TI. For your comparison, from March '09 it is now priced at 275% of what we paid for it. Did your AU do as well?
I set a goal of doubling value every 6 years, have managed to meet that even through the meltdowns. Generally meltdowns are sector specific, such as the Tech sector, which was grossly overheated. I know some who overloaded & lost 75% or more of their principal. When you do that in your golden years things become less than golden. The latest meltdown was, to me the greatest buying opportunity I have ever seen, & fortunately there was some extra green stuff laying around to use.
I don't gamble, used to fairly successfully. Made around a $1,000 one summer doing the hounds at BHKC when I was at Mines. Again I had a system which managed to hit 9 out of 10 races one night & the Daily Double. I also had a couple of hounds that owed me a lot. When I accompany the bride to the casino I entertain myself people watching, while that can be entertaining there is not a lot of talent to watch & I still have fairly good eyesight. Bon probably does much better in that category .
Hope I answered you .
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
UB, this is why you do the market & stay away from popular stocks. The bride has her own Roth IRA which I have stocked up for her. She is from a family of Public Employees that never took a chance in their life. At this point in time I've tried to get her to look out for herself, I could be gone tomorrow.
Last week she finished an article on stocks I asked her to read & asked me to look at a couple of them. I thought they fit her criteria so we placed a limit order on both. So on the 28th of January this year she bought the 1st one @$13.57 including commission - today it closed @ $18.22. Not bad for 5 days . The second one has not met the limit but is close.
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
with the traders they can manipulate ALL the variables...I witnessed this up close and personal when I worked for the Morton's Steakhouse chain. we were a publicly held corporation at the time but Carl Icahn along with one of the board members made a hostile bid for the company to the tune of 160M...all the while Mr Icahn had been accumulating Morton's stock which made him the largest independent stockholder, he also had the funds to leverage the buyout..but what it forced Morton's to do was buy him out to the tune of anywhere between 5-10M depending on different reports and buy up all outstanding shares and take the company private..either way he came out a winner..all perfectly legal
Now with the Vegas sports bookmakers, they too like to control all the variables, and live off the "vig" or the "juice", but contrary to popular opinion they dont always play both sides. if they see a particular mismatch and see the betting public go a certain direction with a line recommended to them by THEIR odds makers, they will let the public keep pulling the line in a direction and clean up when the game goes the opposite way ( under dog upsets i.e Buster Douglas vs Mike Tyson)
the ONE thing the books cant control is the bounce of the ball, and sometimes the officiating but as clearly evidenced by the ex NBA ref that got busted a few yrs back that too is up for speculation
another thing the books know is that certain teams get bet by their rabid fan base regardless of the spread among those used to be the Raiders, Notre Dame, Nebraska, USC,Oscar De LaHoya...lately though the fan favorites are the Packers, Steelers,Floyd Mayweather, NE Patriots,LSU,Florida, Oregon and Boise St...
ps...I'm not referring to Cutler, but it could serve as an example.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Please don't take this wrong, Marvin. I'm sure you study these things, and subsequently make good decisions. I do much the same before I commit to jumping in to a good crap game at Vegas.
But as your illustration indicates, the stock market isn't for 'investors' these days...it's for "traders". Get in, get out. Just think how much the day traders and huge electronic traders control the sway of the Dow. A small 'investor' really doesn't have much chance in riding through what used to be normal ups and downs of a particular stock. And God help you if you are on the wrong side when these 'programs' dictate "sell it all".
The stock market as run today, is as volitile and requires more vigilence than the commodity market of 15 years ago. While there are folks like you that can 'play' the market, and feel comfortable dealing in stocks, that to me are nothing more than place bets on the 6,8,and9 on the crap table. If the dice flinger is hot throwing numbers, you can make a bundle. If not, I've lost my bet, but don't have to pay the dealers 'commision'.
My views aren't meant to put down any players in the stock market. It's just that I see it as being no different than a gambling house. "Stocks" are being "played", not to be confused as an investment. And pity the poor souls that get talked into buying bonds in this atmosphere. I can only hope that GM fiasco opened some of their eyes.
And after a couple of cities declare bankruptcy, you can kiss the muni market goodby. It's hard for me to see how this monetary disaster gets turned around. My guess is there will be a lot more lumpy mattresses before the proverbial "little old lady" turns over her bank roll to some smooth talking bond salesman. The Madoffs and siding salesmen are educating 'grandma' quite quickly. The one I'm living with finds more enjoyment in pulling the lever, or pushing the buttons, than 'investing' for any reason.
Good luck, Marvin.
When the one you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Super Bowl Sunday is traditionally the single biggest betting day in Las Vegas, the proposition bets from the Hilton are about 10 pages long with some of the most absurd prop bets i.e. who will score more points ; the winning team or LeBron James
This will be the next big catastrophe, & I don't have a comfortable feeling the issue will get fixed. There is a CA bankruptcy winding it's way through the system, Vallejo ????. They are already into it $9.5mil in lawyers fees, it probably would have been better had the parties involved talked .Originally Posted by UB
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!


text:
xml-rpc interface: Very Nice.
mwh: ooh, proxy support for xmlrpclib! Finally! Getting up2date to work properly with all the various proxies out there was quite an adventure, good to see it baked into 2.2.
Editing in place seems to work to some degree. Handy.
Doh. Spoke too soon, looks like ServerProxy isnt support for web proxies. How silly of me to think so. Guess I have to wait till Greg Stein's proxy and ssl mixins for httplib make it in.


text:
Driver Education
PCC's program provides teens and adults with classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction. The behind-the-wheel instruction and in-car observation are scheduled outside of the classroom times and may extend past the last day of class.
Oregon DMV will waive the Drive Test for all 15-17 year old students who successfully complete this ODOT approved Driver Education course (license will still be obtained through DMV).
Course Requirements:
- Teens must be 15-17 years old to qualify for the ODOT teen program and complete the course before their 18th birthday.
- Attendance at ALL sessions is mandatory.
- Missed sessions must be made-up at an additional cost.
- Mandatory parent/teen orientation is held at the first class session.
- Must have Instruction Permit at time of registration AND bring a photocopy of your permit to the first class.
Students should have a minimum of 10 hours of driving experience before beginning the class.
To register: see individual class listings below the specific class for which you wish to register. Must provide permit number and expiration date. Scholarships are available for teens on a reduced lunch program. For more information visit www.pcc.edu/drive.
- Driver Education PCC: Teen
- Driver Education PPS: Teen
- Driver Education Glencoe High School: Teen
- Driver Education Southridge High School: Teen
- Driver Education PCC: Adult
- Driver Education PCC: Adults ONLY
Motorcycle Rider Classes
All Oregon motorcycle riders are required to have a valid motorcycle endorsement on their license. Oregon law requires all new motorcycle riders to complete an approved motorcycle safety training course to obtain their endorsement.
PCC motorcycle courses are offered in cooperation with TEAM OREGON, a nationally recognized leader in motorcycle rider safety and skills training. TEAM OREGON offers something for riders of every level, ability and experience that will help you ride safer, smarter and more skillfully.
To Register: For class schedules or to register for a class please visit the TEAM OREGON website www.team-oregon.org or phone Team Oregon at 800-545-9944, extension 0.
Cancellation/Drop Policy: If you need to reschedule, cancel or drop your class, you must contact TEAM OREGON at 800-545-9944 at least three days before the class begins to be eligible for a refund. Students who arrive late or leave early lose their reservation and payment.
Basic Motorcycle Rider Training (BRT)
The BRT is a great beginning class for new riders. It is a 15-hour course which includes six hours of classroom instruction and nine hours of on-cycle riding experience. Motorcycles and helmets are provided. It begins with the basics, such as turning, shifting and braking, then moves on to more advanced street riding skills and emergency maneuvers. In order to receive your course completion card, you must attend all classroom and range sessions and pass a knowledge and a skills test. If you are under 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the required waiver form before the first class.
Intermediate Motorcycle Rider Training (IRT)
Riders returning to motorcycling or those with some experience on their own motorcycles are encouraged to enroll in this eight-hour course. This one-day training program builds fundamental street riding skills and strategies. Students can ride their own motorcycles or use one of Team Oregon's training bikes. In order to receive your course completion card, you must attend all classroom and range sessions and pass a skills test. DMV will waive skills testing for IRT graduates seeking their motorcycle endorsement. IRT graduates will be required to take the knowledge test at DMV in order to obtain their endorsement. Taking the knowledge test at DMV is not required prior to attending the IRT.
Experienced Rider Skills Practice (RSP)
The RSP is a half day practice session designed for riders with at least 3,000 miles of current, on-street riding experience. This course is for students looking to sharpen their cornering, braking, and emergency maneuvering skills under the helpful eye of a professional rider training coach. Whether you are new to motorcycling or have been riding for years, Rider Skills Practice will take your skills to the next level. Spend just one day with a professional riding coach and get more out of your riding! Completion cards are awarded.
Scooter Training
Scooter riders are welcome in all TEAM OREGON courses. TEAM OREGON has a small fleet of 125cc scooters available for student use. If a scooter is available, you may reserve it when you register.


text:
Have you ever wondered, after hearing that an old friend is suddenly running marathons or climbing mountains, "Could I do that?"
The answer, more often than not, is yes. But achieving an athletic dream in your 50s or beyond requires planning, preparation and patience.
Chicago-area running coach Brendan Cournane, 58, is in the midst of his busiest time of the year, prepping several dozen runners in individual and group sessions for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on October 7. "People who start running late in life are actually doing it at a great time because they're established in their careers and their kids are either older or out of the house," says Cournane, who works with a lot of first-time long-distance runners in their 40s and 50s and older. "They have more time to return to their athletic dreams and be fit."
(MORE: Why It's Never Too Late to Start Running)
Mary Beth Sammons, 55, a public relations manager at the Morton Arboretum near Chicago, took up running at age 50 after a series of personal losses. "I had four friends who died before that birthday," she says, "and I decided to make mine a celebration of the fact that I was still alive." She has competed in half-marathons and triathlons, training with Cournane and running with her 25-year-old son, one of her three grown children. "It's been a great thing for us," she says, "because we've found something my son can share with me. And he found an app for me to track my progress."


text:
Detroit Free Press
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus
November 14, 2013
Detroit has been the subject of national attention as outside observers watch for the Motor Capital of the World to bounce back after tough economic times.
As chairman of the Republican Party, I don't want to just be an observer. I want our party to do our part to rebuild Detroit and advocate for the principles of free enterprise that hold the keys to the city's success. We can offer solutions to get Detroit back on its feet, and I believe that it is up to leaders in our party to convince the people of Detroit to give our ideas a chance.
So on Tuesday, I came to Detroit to see firsthand the city's successes and struggles. I came to hear directly from business owners and community leaders about what they need to get the city moving and people working. This wasn't a political event. It wasn't about campaigning. It was about listening — about finding out what we can do together to revitalize our urban centers across the country.
Our discussion focused on issues such as increasing access to capital, economic empowerment and the importance of entrepreneurship to jump-starting an economy. Too often, ambitious individuals can't get their businesses started because they can't get financing. It's especially problematic in minority communities. And when small businesses can't get off the ground, job-seekers can't get back to work.
Our political leaders need to find ways to fix this problem. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, is one person doing something about it. Last week, he helped launch a program that will help women and minorities secure small-business loans through a public-private partnership between the state and Huntington Bank. This is an important step forward.
One of the other barriers to urban economic growth is excessive government regulation. Small businesses are strangled by red tape, but individuals are directly affected, too. In some states, it can take three years for someone to acquire the proper licensing for jobs like a security guard. People in Detroit want to work, and they want to work now. They shouldn't have to spend months or years clearing government hurdles.
Snyder has been a leader, fighting for people who want an opportunity to work and a chance to achieve their vision of the American dream. Shortly after taking office, Snyder established the Office of Regulatory Reinvention to encourage entrepreneurship, cut red tape and restore economic growth.
That's what the Republican Party believes in: getting over-reaching government bureaucrats out of the way so people are free to find success. Our party's core values are freedom and opportunity. Democrats may say they are committed to growing the economy and putting people back to work, but their policies have suffocated the economy and kept too many people in poverty.
Some Democrats advocate for higher taxes as a solution to what plagues our economy without realizing that taxes punish the very things we want more of: productive work, risk-taking and success.
The Republican Party believes in the power of the free-enterprise system, which has done more to help Americans move up the economic ladder than any government program. In a free market, outcomes aren't always going to be the same, but opportunity should be equal. There should be an equal, level playing field for each and every American — no matter where they come from.
Republicans are committed to doing our part to revive opportunity and restore economic growth. Working alongside of — and listening to — leaders like those I met in Detroit, we can address the needs of communities and remove the roadblocks to success.
GOP RNC Announcements


text:
The Federal Government will Become America's Model Employer for the 21st Century.
Recruit, Retain and Honor a World-Class Workforce to Serve the American People.
Find out more about Federal compensation throughout your career and around the world.
Staffing to align with your agency's mission
Review the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) Handbook
Answering your questions about Healthcare and Insurance
Manage your retirement online.
Human Resources and Security Specialists should use this tool to determine the correct investigation level for any covered position within the U.S. Federal Government.
OPM's Human Resources Solutions organization can help your agency answer this critically important question.
Developing senior leaders in the U.S. Government through Leadership for a Democratic Society, Custom Programs and Interagency Courses.
Visit this federal site to search for our regulatory notices, proposed and final rules.
See the latest tweets on our Twitter feed, like our Facebook pages, watch our YouTube videos, and page through our Flickr photos.
Most Federal employees do not need to enroll in the Medicare drug program, since all Federal Employees Health Benefits Program plans will have prescription drug benefits that are at least equal to the standard Medicare prescription drug coverage. Still, they should be aware of the benefits Medicare is offering, so they can help others, for whom they care, to make informed decisions. Information about Medicare may be found at www.medicare.gov or by contacting 1-800-MEDICARE.


text:
Have Fork, Will Travel
Eating on a Southbound Train
Rail Runner snack stops south of Albuquerque
By Ari LeVaux
Trains make some people lonesome, others horny. Me ... well, as a food writer for the Alibi, it shouldn't be a surprise that trains make me hungry. This is not always a welcome thing. Once, on a train through southern Siberia, I got mugged by Russian mobsters in the dining car.
The Rail Runner has no dining car, but it does stop in towns with some good eating options (and few, if any, Russian mobsters). Whether the meal is the purpose of your journey or something you eat along the way, here are my tips for navigating the culinary possibilities within walking distance of the southern leg of the Rail Runner.
After leaving the city, the train chugs through the mesmerizing green ribbon along the Rio Grande, arriving first at Isleta Pueblo. Except it isn't really the pueblo. It's the casino.
A shuttle bus waits at the train stop to drive you the half-mile to Isleta Casino and Resort, where there are five restaurants, the most interesting of which is 505 Fusion. The décor is modern—lots of brushed aluminum and glowing columns—and so is the menu, with dishes like pumpkin seed oil-seared ruby red trout with calabacitas and arroz verde. Alas, I was eating my way north the day I went on my culinary excursion, and I was already too stuffed from my adventures in Los Lunas and Belen to give it a try. Plus, the sound of all those slot machines was killing the buzz I'd acquired at the Becker Street Pub in Belen.
Heading south from Isleta you get nice views into the pueblo and thick forests along the river. In Los Lunas, right across the street from the train stop, is the effortlessly retro AJ's Restaurant. Open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. seven days a week, AJ's serves a mix of American and New Mexican food. The interior is classic diner, with high-backed booths, cowboy art and a curved countertop with spinning stools.
The green chile was solid, though unexceptional. A chile relleno with red chile, however, was a work of art. Carne adovada is the specialty of the house—and I believe it, since red is clearly the strong suit at AJ's—and on Fridays it clocks in at just $6.75 for a full plate. As I stealthily took notes on my laptop, I discovered another cool perk: free Wi-Fi!
If green is your color, I'd skip AJ's and head for Henrietta's. Breakfast is served all day, and they will happily smother your whatever with their excellent green chile. Located at 740 Main Street, it's about a 20-minute walk from the station.
Then again, you could cross Hwy. 314, walk a few hundred yards south to a little strip mall and poke your head into Los Lunas Natural Foods. The health food store specializes in dried fruit, nuts, herbs and beef jerky—and the jerky's so fresh, boasts owner Jacob Lovato, it was walking around last week. "Melt-in-your-mouth" isn't a phrase normally reserved for jerky, but this stuff is a game-changer. The green chile and piñon flavors were my favorites, but Lovato—who sells about 100 pounds of his Socorro-made jerky a week—says the carne adovada version is his specialty. I had to take his word for it: He was sold out.
The Belen station is hidden in a sleepy neighborhood a few blocks northeast from its Downtown. If you stay on the west side of the tracks and pick your way south, just past the old train station you'll find the famous and underwhelming Pete's Café, established in 1949. Due to its notoriety, I was the only one there who hadn't arrived by RV or wasn't wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
The menu sported the unsettling spelling of "chili." And call me high maintenance, but I was shocked when the waiter said a carne adovada taco wasn't possible—only a burrito. C'mon. We both know there's a pot of carne adovada in the kitchen. Instead, I got a chicken taco smothered in watery green chile and a solid corn tamale—solid as in nothing inside it—smothered in not-bad red chile. ... I mean, chili.
It was 94 degrees when I left Pete's and strolled south into the perfectly crumbled old Downtown. The intersection of Becker and Second Street is home to an extinct bowling alley, a karate studio, the Belen Hotel (now Judy Chicago's homebase, see this week's feature), a shuttered carnicería and the block-long Becker Street Pub. Dollar beers and mariachi music flowed, billiard balls rolled and plastic grapes hanging from the ceiling glowed. There was a strong neighborhood vibe, with a bilingual mix of bikers and cowboys decked in turquoise belt buckles, ponytails and wife-beaters (the shirts, that is). Model trains decorated the walls. A free happy-hour buffet offered hot dogs, sauerkraut, beans and chips, with a pot of chopped green chile so hot I had to suck down my beer way too quickly. But hey, it was only a buck, so I ordered another.
If you're looking for more to eat, finish that beer and head west on Becker until you hit Dalies and hang a hard right. In half a block you'll find Harla May's Fat Boy Grill inside an old movie theater. Harla May's has a legendary lineup of burgers, including an ostrich burger, and some funky appetizers like Wet Willies (fries in a gravy boat) and Shavon's Onion Petals (spicy battered onion rings). It's just the place to prepare for your next beer at the Becker Street Pub, which you'll conveniently pass en-route back to the train stop, and your ride home.
A Taste of Isleta, Los Lunas and Belen
View A Taste of Isleta, Los Lunas and Belen in a larger map
Isleta Pueblo
505 Fusion
11000 Broadway SE
(877) 747-5382
Open 5 p.m. to midnight on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Closed Mondays. Entertainment nightly.
Los Lunas
AJ's Restaurant
727 Hwy. 314 SW
(505) 865-7172
Open for breakfast and lunch seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
740 Main Street NE
(505) 865-5284
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Los Lunas Natural Foods
959 Hwy. 314 Ste. E
(505) 565-2222
Open Mondays through Saturdays 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sundays noon from 4 p.m.
Pete's Café
105 N. First Street
(505) 864-4811
Lunch and dinner served Mondays through Thursdays 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Closed Sundays.
Becker Street Pub
208 Becker
(505) 864-2524
Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.
Harla May's Fat Boy Grill
710 Dalies
(505) 864-2211
Lunch and dinner served Thursdays through Saturdays 10:57 a.m. to 9:57 p.m., Sundays 8:57 a.m. to 6:57 p.m.
NEWSLETTERS Great Alibi stories, events and deals delivered to your inbox each week. No fooling!
Today's Events
Beerland at The Lodge at Santa Fe
Celebrate the premiere of the new VICE docu-series exploring the world of home-brewing at the tour's first stop. Enjoy happy hour, live music, lawn games, seminars, a special screening of Beerland and more.
Tomorrow's Events
Downtown Grower's Market at Robinson Park
Sunday Brunch at St. Clair Winery & BistroMore Recommended Events ››
home | feature | news | film | music | art | food | classifieds | personals | staff | lo-fi | search
© 1996-2017 Weekly Alibi | firstname.lastname@example.com | Privacy Policy
View mobile version


text:
Buying Used Cellular Phones Deals from $0.00 to $0.00
Did you know that you don't have to go to a cell phone store to get your next cell phone? Cellular Country has a huge stock of refurbished, used, and new phones and brand new accessories that you can order without ever leaving the house. All of our cell phones are sold without a contract for the carrier of your choice. We have items in stock ranging in price from $23.99 to $124.99. All of our smartphones are in stock at our facility and will arrive at your home as soon as tomorrow. Our heavily discounted phones are the easiest way to get another phone in case you have lost your phone or dropped it in the pool. Just browse our selection of cell phones, find what you want, and you'll be making calls within a couple of days. It couldn't be any easier. Our checkout is 100% secure so you don't have to worry about anything except how fast you want your next refurbished phone. Just pick your maufacturer, model, condition, and carrier and we'll take care of the rest. If there are any problems we are always here to help via phone or email.
Related Categories


text:
It's been a year now since the curtain opened on the much anticipated $415 million Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. The downtown venue designed by Moshie Safdie has quickly garnered both national and international attention.
Many of the center's shows have earned rave reviews and there have been countless sold out performances. But one year on, is it meeting expectations?
Joining us for a status report is arts leader and philanthropist Julia Irene Kauffman, who chair's the center's board, and Symphony Board President Shirley Helzberg.


text:
You are here:
|Knowledgeability = 10
|Clarity of Response = 10
|Politeness = 10
|Thank you so much sir! You've helped me a lot I'll ask more questions as I get closer to the application process. Once again thank you very much for your advice!
Answers by Expert:
I can answer questions about admissions to West Point; about the history of West Point; about how to travel to West Point, where to eat, where to stay, etc.; and about West Point`s alumni organization, the West Point Association of Graduates.
I am a 1970 Graduate of West Point. I served six years on active duty and another 8 years in the active reserve. I have been actively involved as a Field Admissions Representative for over 20 years and have participated on my Congressman's Academy Selection Panel for over 25 years. I am actively involved in West Point Alumni affairs, serving in roles both with the West Point Association of Graduates and the local alumni chapter in Annapolis, MD. I also have two sons who graduated from West Point in 1995 and 2001. Both are veterans of the Iraq War and Afghanistan War. The 1995 Grad continues to serve on Active Duty in the Army.
Bachelor of Science, US Military Academy, 1970 Master of Science (Computer Science), The Johns Hopkins University, 1980
©2017 About.com. All rights reserved.


text:
From the world's top provocateur to Disney's top tween: We go back in time to see where it all began.
The Best of Peter Som for Kohl's
As provocative as she has been of late, we can't forget that Miley Cyrus has had the public's attention, for better or worse, from the time she was Disney's fresh-faced top teen. Her fashion sense is no exception—and with friends in high places (like Marc Jacobs and Jeremy Scott), it suffices to say that as bold as her style choices are, she has some serious fashion cred in her corner. See her full transformation from bright-eyed Disney darling to the country's latest and greatest provocateur with a look back at her biggest style moments— denim sweatpants, Mickey Mouse sweater, Bangerz costumes, and all.More
On Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
Arriving at Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
The Best Transitional Jackets


text:
It's THAT important!!! Just want you gun-owning Dems to tell me again, why you voted for Obama. And continue to genuflect over his presidency? When will you admit you were scammed, or isn't that your idea of being a Democrat?
Over the weekend, we came four votes away from the United States Senate giving our Constitutional rights over to the United Nations. In a 53-46 vote, the senate narrowly passed a measure that will stop the United States from entering into the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty.
The Statement of Purpose from the bill read:
To uphold Second Amendment rights and prevent the United States from entering into the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty.
The U.N. Small Arms Treaty, which has been championed by the Obama Administration, would have effectively placed a global ban on the import and export of small firearms. The ban would have affected all private gun owners in the U.S., and had passed wouldhave implemented an international gun registry on all private guns and ammo.
Here are the 46 senators TRAITORS that voted to give your rights to the U.N.
Baldwin (D-WI)
Baucus (D-MT)
Bennet (D-CO)
Blumenthal (D-CT)
Boxer (D-CA)
Brown (D-OH)
Cantwell (D-WA)
Cardin (D-MD)
Carper (D-DE)
Casey (D-PA)
Coons (D-DE)
Cowan (D-MA)
Durbin (D-IL)
Feinstein (D-CA)
Franken (D-MN)
Gillibrand (D-NY)
Harkin (D-IA)
Hirono (D-HI)
Johnson (D-SD)
Kaine (D-VA)
King (I-ME)
Klobuchar (D-MN)
Landrieu (D-LA)
Leahy (D-VT)
Levin (D-MI)
McCaskill (D-MO)
Menendez (D-NJ)
Merkley (D-OR)
Mikulski (D-MD)
Murphy (D-CT)
Murray (D-WA)
Nelson (D-FL)
Reed (D-RI)
Reid (D-NV)
Rockefeller (D-WV)
Sanders (I-VT)
Schatz (D-HI)
Schumer (D-NY)
Shaheen (D-NH)
Stabenow (D-MI)
Udall (D-CO)
Udall (D-NM)
Warner (D-VA)
Warren (D-MA)
Whitehouse (D-RI)
Wyden (D-OR)
These Senators voted to let the UN take our
guns. They need to lose the election. We have been betrayed as American citizens.


text:
I talked to Bill yesterday morning. He has been moved from the hospital in Rapid City, SD to a special rehab hospital. The closest one that had a room, and the kind of services he needs, was in Billings, Montana. Got the address from his daughter this morning.
I received new info about Bill this morning.
Im sure hed enjoy phone calls and cards as he rehabs. It sounds like he will be there for a while, but from both he and his daughter, I got an earliest hoped-for date of being able to get home of Thanksgiving. That would be a mighty fine Thanksgiving for him and family if that comes to pass.
Advanced Care Hospital of Montana
Bill Spitzer, Room 303
3528 Gabel Rd
Billings, MT 59102.
The hospital phone # is 406-373-8000 and he can get calls in his room. And he has his cell phone for people that have that #.
- - - Conserve Game; Use a Trained Retriever - - -


text:
Neil Young: Gold Rush
Originally published in Guitar World, October 2009
Neil Young mines a treasure trove of his early songs, demos, videos and memorabilia for his new multimedia project, Archives Volume 1, 1963-1972. In this world-exclusive interview, the iconic guitarist tells the complete story behind the making of the most ambitious music anthology
ever created.
"How're you all doing?"
It's June 2009, and Neil Young is standing center stage at the O2 in Dublin, an ultra-modern, orb-like arena that seems as much a food court and concession stand as it does a music venue. He's wearing baggy blue jeans, sneakers and a corduroy button-down over a faded black T-shirt. His hair is grey, and wild as ever, with bushy mutton-chop sideburns framing either side of his face. Young is nearing the end of a European tour in support of Fork in the Road, which is, roughly speaking, the 34th or so album of his solo career. Taking into account live discs, soundtracks, projects with other bands, and the nebulous nature of what exactly constitutes an "official" album in Young's catalog, it's probably closer to being his 50th. Last year Young turned 63, but tonight he's been stomping the stage and flailing his body with abandon, all the while coaxing some incredibly gnarly, earsplitting tones—even for him—from "Old Black," the heavily modified 1953 Les Paul goldtop that in its own way looms as large in music history as Young does.
"We got one for you," he continues from the stage. "May not be the one you wanted." Young moves away from the microphone to cue the next song. Then he changes his mind and steps back up. "Or," he adds, "it might be."
With that, Young and his band launch into the jangly, upbeat "Burned," a not-quite-unfamiliar, but certainly not well-known, tune he first cut with Buffalo Springfield back in 1966, and which he once identified as his "first vocal ever done in a studio." Since that day more than 40 years ago, the song has rarely, if ever, been played live. But Young's been in a different kind of mood lately.
Last year, for instance, Young took to performing "The Sultan," a twangy, Hank Marvin–inspired instrumental that he recorded in 1963 while a teenager in Canada, with his first real band, the Squires. The reference was probably lost on all but the most devoted fans in attendance, and Young added an extra layer of absurdity to his performance by having a man dressed as a sultan bang on a gong to introduce the song.
Discussing this episode today, Young finds it all rather amusing. "We had one lying around backstage," he says, referring to either a sultan's outfit, or perhaps an actual sultan. "So we wanted to get him out there."
But beyond an easy laugh, there's another reason Young has been unearthing songs like "The Sultan" and "Burned" on recent tours. He's been knee-deep in a journey through his past, and now, with the release of the long-delayed, nearly 20-years-in-the-making Neil Young Archives Volume 1, 1963-1972, so are his fans.
The first of what Young envisions will ultimately be four or five installments (each spanning roughly a 10-year period of his career), Archives Volume 1 is, to put it lightly, massive. Issued in three formats—as a 10-disc Blu-ray or DVD collection, each with a 236-page book, and as an eight-CD set—the retrospective boasts more than 120 songs from Young's first decade as a musician, beginning with the Squires and continuing through Buffalo Springfield, his early solo work, Crazy Horse, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The tracks are grouped by era: for example, the Buffalo Springfield period resides on a disc titled Early Years (1966-1968), while the Harvest record is chronicled on North Country (1971-1972). The Archives set features many of Young's biggest and most enduring songs, from acoustic standards like "Sugar Mountain," "Tell Me Why" and "Heart of Gold," to Buffalo Springfield and CSNY classics like "Mr. Soul," "Ohio" and "Helpless," to Crazy Horse barnburners like "Cinnamon Girl," "Down By the River" and "When You Dance, I Can Really Love."
Practically half of these performances are unreleased recordings, live cuts, outtakes and alternate mixes. In addition, the Blu-ray and DVD sets house an excess of visual ephemera, including concert performances, TV appearances, photos, letters, newspaper articles, original manuscripts, audio and video interview clips, and the full version of Journey Through the Past, Young's 1972 feature film directorial debut. These materials are organized around two primary tools: a virtual filing cabinet in which each song and its relevant audio and visual documents are gathered in their own individual folder, and an interactive timeline that runs through all the discs and places Young's music within the appropriate personal and historical context.


text:
Model: AcuCT-4161R-600:80mA
High accuracy premium split-core current transformer with a unique press-open hinge is simpler and faster to install. Features a window size of 4.1 x 6.1". Has a Current Input of 600A and Output of 80mA.
These high accuracy compact current transformers are ideal for quick and easy installation without the need of disconnecting cables. Multiple installation mechanisms provide stable and durable current measurement.
|Input Range
|5A to 600A
|Output Option
|Window Size
|4.1 x 6.1" (105 x 155mm)
|Exterior Dimensions
|7.3 x 9.3 x 1.8" (185 x 235 x 45mm)
|IEC 60044-1 0.5s class
|UL listed UL2808, 61010-1 and CSA 22.2
|Form Factor
|Rectangle Press-Open CTs


text:
lets not forget, that 3000 could have been 50,000.
Article [I.]
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Article [II.]
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
one pre-emptive strike...
Article [I.]
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Article [II.]
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Ultimately, however, it doesn't matter. What is not in dispute at all is the fact that, in early 1996, American officials regarded Osama bin Laden as a financier of terrorism and not as a mastermind largely because, at the time, there was no real evidence that bin Laden had harmed American citizens. So even if the Sudanese government really did offer to hand bin Laden over, the U.S. would have had no grounds for detaining him. In fact, the Justice Department did not secure an indictment against bin Laden until 1998 – at which point Clinton did order a cruise missile attack on an al Qaeda camp in an attempt to kill bin Laden.
We have to be careful about engaging in what historians call "Whig history," which is the practice of assuming that historical figures value exactly the same things that we do today. It's a fancy term for those "why didn't someone just shoot Hitler in 1930?" questions that one hears in dorm-room bull sessions. The answer, of course, is that no one knew quite how bad Hitler was in 1930. The same is true of bin Laden in 1996.
The only thing that would have stopped the terrorist attack is if Bush would have taken action when the FBI and Bush was told of an impending attack as far back as what April 20001.
Last edited by Roger Perry; 11-30-2009 at 07:25 PM.
Here's another one, Roger....just know that I will continue to post evidence of Clinton's culpability as long as you deny it....
From the man who didn't know what "is" was regards,
Today's Wall St. Journal reminds us what a buffoon Kerry is:
John Kerry's Tora Bora Campaign
The Senator is now in favor of more troops after he was against them
President Obama unveils his new Afghanistan strategy today, and in the nick of time Senator John Kerry has arrived with a report claiming that none of this would be necessary if former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld had only deployed more troops eight years ago. Yes, he really said more troops.
In a 43-page report issued yesterday by his Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Mr. Kerry says bin Laden and deputy Ayman Zawahiri were poised for capture at the Tora Bora cave complex in late 2001. But because of the "unwillingness" of Mr. Rumsfeld and his generals "to deploy the troops required to take advantage of solid intelligence and unique circumstances to kill or capture bin Laden," the al Qaeda leaders escaped.
This in turn "paved the way for exactly what we had hoped to avoida protracted insurgency that has cost more lives than anyone estimates would have been lost in a full-blown assault on Tora Bora."
The timing of the report's release suggests that Mr. Kerry intends this as political cover for Mr. Obama and Democrats, and some in the press corps have even taken it seriously. But coming from Mr. Kerry, of all people, this criticism is nothing short of astonishing.
In 2001, readers may recall, the Washington establishment that included Mr. Kerry was fretting about the danger in Afghanistan from committing too many troops. The New York Times made the "quagmire" point explicitly in a famous page-one analysis, and Seymour Hersh fed the cliche at The New Yorker.
On CNN with Larry King on Dec. 15, 2001, a viewer called in to say the U.S. should "smoke [bin Laden] out" of the Tora Bora caves. Mr. Kerry responded: "For the moment what we are doing, I think, is having its impact and it is the best way to protect our troops and sort of minimalize the proximity, if you will. I think we have been doing this pretty effectively and we should continue to do it that way." The Rumsfeld-General Tommy Franks troop strategy may have missed bin Laden, but it reflected domestic political doubts about an extended Afghan campaign.
Remarkably, Mr. Kerry is now repeating those same doubts about Mr. Obama's troop decision, saying that the "Afghans must do the heavy lifting" and that he supports additional troops only for "limited purposes" and wants the U.S. out within "four to five years." Adapting his legendary 2004 campaign locution, Mr. Kerry is now in favor of more troops after he was against them, but in any case not for very long.
I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs.
Bin Laden was known about in the early 1990's, why did Bush 41 not take him out?
Indeed, it is possible that Clinton and his national-security team learned of bin Laden even before the 1993 World Trade Center attack. My interviews and investigation revealed that bin Laden made his first attack on Americans was December 1992, a little more than a month after Clinton won the 1992 election.
Your interviews and investigation? Since when have YOU interviewed anybody about this issue? Are you leading a double life on us, or do you just not know how to properly quote a source??
Inquiring minds regards,


text:
Home » I think I lost him
I think I lost him by Paden
Need a larger size? Contact Us
Purchase this royalty free image
UK VAT at 20.0% is charged if applicable.
The requirement for the licence purchased and the relevant releases is dependent on how you are going to use the image. It is your responsibility to determine whether a release is required for your intended use. You can contact us if you have any queries.
Image Details
Comments on this Image
No Comments on this image.
Royalty free stock image of I think I lost him
Red Deer on small island in the pond at Bushy Park (Nr. Hampton Court), London, England, UK after being chased by a Swan.