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Review 2016 Newest RCA Cambio 10.1″ 2-in-1 Touchscreen Tablet PC, Intel Atom Z3735F Quad-Core Processor, 2GB Memory, 32GB eMMC, Webcam, WIFI, Bluetooth, Windows 10
$ 159.00
Introducing the RCA Cambio 10″ Windows tablet with detachable keyboard. Powered by an Intel 1.83 GHz quad core processor, the RCA Cambio is ready to tackle any task. Preloaded with Windows 10, the RCA Cambio boasts a clean and easy to use user interface. Create powerful documents and slideshows with Microsoft Office 365, and store them all on your 32GB hard drive. Use the Cambio's Bluetooth capability to connect and pair with nearby compatible devices. Setup a videoconference using the Cambio's front or rear 2MP cameras.
Operating System: Windows 10 home
Processor: Intel Atom Z3735F Quad-Core Bay Trail 1.83GHz 2MB Cache (~900 PassMark benchmark points)
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 32GB eMMC
Laptop Screen: 10.1-inch touch screen, 1280×800-pixel resolution, IPS display tech (wide viewing angles)
Optical Drive: None
Graphics: Intel HD Integrated Graphics
Speakers and Audio: Combo Mic and Headphones Audio Jack, Mono Speaker
Cameras(Webcam): Front + Rear
Wi-Fi: 802.11N
Ethernet LAN: No
Bluetooth: Yes
USB: 1 x micro USB 2.0, 1 x USB 2.0
Video Ports: 1 x micro HDMI
Headphone and Microphone port: Yes
Keyboard: Detachable Keyboard Included
Input: Multi-Touch Trackpad with Integrated Buttons, Non-Backlit Keyboard without Numeric Pad, Touchscreen
Battery Life: 6 hours
Battery Type: Lithium Ion
Accessories Included: AC Adapter , Keyboard
Dimension: 10.20 x 6.50 x 1.15 IN
Weight: 2.1 lb
Primary Color: Black
- Intel Atom Z3735F Quad-Core Bay Trail 1.83GHz 2MB Cache (~900 PassMark benchmark points)
- 2 GB Memory, 32GB eMMC Hard Drive, 32GB onboard storage memory, additional memory via microSD card slot. Detachable Keyboard Included
- 10.1-inch touch screen, 1280×800-pixel resolution, IPS display tech (wide viewing angles). No Optical Drive
- Combo Mic and Headphones Audio Jack, Mono Speaker; Cameras( Front + Rear), Wi-Fi: 802.11N, Bluetooth, 1 x micro USB 2.0, 1 x USB 2.0, 1 x micro HDMI, 1x Headphone and Microphone port
- Windows 10 home, Battery life up to 6 hours. Black
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Phoenix Falls to Flames 3-1 on Senior Day
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Green Bay (14-12, 5-7 HL) started fast with a lopsided victory in the opening set, but visiting UIC (17-12, 9-4 HL) bounced back to take sets two through four, handing the Phoenix a 3-1 (12-25, 25-21, 25-23, 25-21) loss on Saturday afternoon at the Kress Center. Saturday also marked Senior Day, as the Phoenix honored its senior class of 2012 consisting of Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.), Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) and Haley Oelke (Mosinee, Wis.).
Green Bay's Lyndsay Zabkowicz (Oak Creek, Wis.) led all players with 22 kills on Saturday, tying her career high. The junior hit .353 for the match, committing only four errors on 51 attempts. UIC had three players reach double-digit kill totals, as Aubrey Sniegowski (14), Kelsey Safranek (12) and Sara Sternard (11) each had 11 or more.
The Phoenix finished the match with a .194 to .120 advantage in hitting percentage and a 55 to 52 edge in kills. Both teams finished with 10 blocks apiece, while the Flames ended with a slight advantage in digs (84-81).
Groth finished with a match-high 28 digs in her final contest at the Kress Center. She now needs just three more to pass former Phoenix standout Megan Elfering (1,789 from 2005-08) as Green Bay's all-time digs leader.
Green Bay picked up right where it left off on Friday night against Loyola, rolling 25-12 in the opening set. Zabkowicz led the way with eight kills as the Phoenix out-hit the Flames .324 to -.081. A kill by Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) forced a UIC timeout at 12-7, and back-to-back kills by Zabkowicz and Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) extended the Phoenix advantage to 19-10. Green Bay pushed the lead to 10 (21-11) with a UIC error, and a 4-0 run capped off by Zabkowicz's eighth kill gave the Phoenix the 1-0 lead.
"We obviously came out ready to play," Phoenix head coach Debbie Kirch said. "We really carried the momentum over from last night. Defensively we played another great match. I couldn't have asked for much more. Offensively, we knew UIC was a good team and we would have to work hard for our kills. We just lost patience at times and unfortunately that proved to be the difference in each of the last three sets. I think we were expecting the rest of the match to be like the first set, but UIC is just too good of a team."
The Flames bounced back with a 25-21 win in set number two, evening the contest at 1-1. UIC opened up a sizable lead in the third (17-11), but the Phoenix rallied back to tie the score at 19-19. Green Bay battled down the stretch, as a Zabkowicz kill got it to one at 24-23, but Sniegowski ended it with a kill at 25-23, giving the visitors the 2-1 lead.
Set four was similar, as the Flames led big (20-13) only to see the Phoenix mount a comeback. Green Bay cut it to two at 21-19, forcing a timeout, but UIC held off the Phoenix for the 25-21 win and the 3-1 victory.
Kirch and the three seniors addressed the fans in a post-match ceremony, reliving moments from the last four years and thanking those who helped them along the way.
"Senior Day is always bittersweet," Kirch said. "It's a celebration of their careers, but at the same time it's always hard being that it's the last home match for them. I'm proud of all three seniors and the growth that they've made, not just on the court, but in the classroom and as people. They've developed into wonderful young ladies and I'm excited to see what their next step is in life."
Green Bay is back in action next weekend for the final two matches of the regular season. The Phoenix first heads to Wright State on Friday (6 p.m. CT) and then travels to Valparaiso on Saturday (6 p.m. CT).
###For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics and Green Bay Volleyball, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.

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The dogs of war when unleashed are difficult to reign in once they get their teeth into the flesh of victims. Israel Defense Minister Ehud Barak made clear the Israel Defense Force (IDF) will continue its operations despite attempts by the UN to halt fighting and restore decent living conditions for the Gaza population. He emphasized while Israel respects the UN, "the fighting goes on and he IDF is continuing to apply force." The Israel argument is they have a right to restore peace in southern areas of their nation and the operation, according to Chief of Staff, General Ashkenazi, "we have achieved exceptional results in damaging Hamas, its infrastructure, and its military wing." He denied reports that IDF is using white phosphorous bombs.
Israel claims to have destroyed about 70% of the tunnels in Gaza which leaves one wondering why there was need to bomb civilian areas if tunnels were a major focus of the attack. One is also left wondering if Hamas leadership overestimated their ability their ability to deal with an Israel attack. In cases where two parties indulge in constant rhetoric and defiance, the end result is civilians will suffer as are the people of Gaza who are caught in a no man's land where words of defiance are hurled nonstop until guns begin to blaze and children begin to die. Israel went beyond the limits of a response by killing hundreds of civilians and Hamas went beyond its own capacity to defend Palestinians by seeking a military confrontation that could have been avoided.
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I have that problem shooting at an indoor range where the empty case bounces off the lane divider - the worst part of that is when that HOT case lands in your shirt collar and rolls down your back - OUCH!
When I forget to do it and I get a few cases thrown back at me I move inside the dividers to avoid the cases.
Outside it is no problem - the cases should not be coming back at ya.


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Export sales have been surging for finishing equipment suppliers in Minnesota, including Almco Inc. whose export sales jumped 113 percent over the last two years. Television station KAAL recently aired a segment on Almco that highlighted the increase.
According to its technical sales administrator, Bill Sherman, overseas demand for the Albert Lea, Minn., based company's equipment helped it through a depressed U.S. economy. The KAAL report also showed that Almco is not the only Minnesota company with such good fortune. The state's exports reached more than $20 billion in 2011; in the third quarter alone, manufacturing exports were up by roughly 5 percent.
The largest percentage of Almco's exports are to Canada, although the company also has done business in China, India, Turkey, Japan, Mexico and Israel, says Larry Beavens, vice president. According to the International Trade Administration, Canada was Minnesota largest market at almost $6 billion in 2011, followed by China, Japan, Mexico and Germany.
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Re: The Musical Matrix
If this shirt wins and I buy it, can I tell everyone its a Ghost in the Shell reference? ;)
pretty funny. got my vote
Re: Wishful Thinking
This is clever! =] I like it!
Re: Pandora's Note
I still believe it looks too much like your previous entry because of the following:
1. Same design placement
2. Same shirt color
3. Same color combination
4. Same basic layout. Darker gold ring with a lighter gold symbol in the middle with grey shapes coming out of the ring.
It's just way too similar and unoriginal. And I call it unoriginal because it's the same layout and the same thought put into this shirt as the last. There's nothing new you've introduced here.
You're talking about you're style as a artist but what a real artist does is stay within his or her style while reinterpreting and seeing it through different perspectives with each new piece. This shirt brings nothing to the table that the previous one hasn't.
Re: Chicago EQ Reflection
theghotiman wrote:Another Chicago skyline design? Are there no other cities with interesting skylines?
Uh, I'm a little biased living in Chicago, so I will have to say no.
ceilingcat wrote:I'm not an ipod fan either, but still thought it was worth a vote
I just don't want to be an advertisement for iPods, you know? That's one of the biggest reasons why I love the designs that come out on this site: no labels, just sheer creativity. I love the design, but I wouldn't buy it for that reason.
Re: Unplugged
I want shirt SO MUCH. Cute robot playing the gittar. Want!
Re: Sounds like Treble
Looks nice but it has too much of the "youth symphony orchestra" feel to it.
Re: The Last Song
No offense to the current leaders, but this should win.
Re: Toy Soldier with a guitar!
Haha this is awesome! I wanna see a full group, like green VS yellow battle of the bands!
Re: mozart lays down the beat
This shirt is brilliant.
albinoapple wrote:
You're talking about you're style as a artist but what a real artist does is stay within his or her style while reinterpreting and seeing it through different perspectives with each new piece. This shirt brings nothing to the table that the previous one hasn't.
Here are my different perspectives with each new piece
Harlem Nights
Audio Inspiration
Seriously, I am done with you now.
Re: Music Comes From The Heart
Beautiful design, love the color scheme!
Re: Murder in C Major
love it.
Re: Wizard Guitar Duel
I wish it were on black instead of blue. Brilliant design, idea and artwork!!!
azn0415 wrote:awesome shirt
HarlequinHeart wrote:Just looking at this shirt makes me think of the soundtrack to the movie! That was a bad ass sound track too! Totally GMV!!!
Thanks Harlequin,
Funny that you said that! As I was designing this shirt, I was listening to the Matrix Soundtrack as well. Its a Very Motivating soundtrack, Up Beat & Hard Core. One of my Best Movie Soundtrack I got in my collection.
Thanks for the comment and vote.
LenCar25 wrote:I Severely Dislike that this shirt is on a dark background but the its an awesome shirt still and it really wouldn't work on any other color background.
Really? That's one of my favorite things about this shirt, I think it looks really good on the dark background.
Re: I Love Music
This is a great design. It's very clever and also very wearable. Good job!
Anthony3419 wrote:"You take the blue pill and the story ends. You wake in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill and you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes.
Remember -- all I am offering is the truth, nothing more".
"Here-- Have a Cookie, I Promise... by the time you're done eatting it.
You'll feel Right as Rain."
re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry.aspx?id=29868]it
I recommend you post a close up, so people can see how you did these grandients.
Re: Pipe Organ
Pretty Sick Design! GMV
Re: It's a Von Trapp!
The title helped me figure it out pronto. Someone looking at it without the title might not get it, but I would have no qualms about singing to help them figure it out. The states make it a bit obscure, but what's wrong with a puzzle!?
Reminds me of Sabbat somehow. Like the design except for the big block of black in the middle--while the negative space thing is good, it's gonna be a big blob of plastisol across the shirt that will make it less comfortable to wear. Maybe if it could be done in discharge?
speedcheetah wrote:this is a tribute to the first music video ever to play on MTV, "Video Killed the Radio Star," by the Buggles. Although I'm not a fan of MTV, it is the gateway through which so many musicians have flourished. Kudos!
Also, check out this link and enjoy! Video Killed the Radio Star, by the Buggles
What a Blast from the Past! Thanks for the Trip to Memory lane. LOL GMV
I cannot believe this design is not in the top 4. This is one awesome shirt design. Great artwork..caught my eye right away!!!! If it doesn't make it on here let the peeps know where you might sell it at!!!
Re: new Music is god shirt!
Microphones do not equal music, so I don't see the theme here.
Re: The Pucker Power Trio
Of all the puckers I've seen so far, this is probably one of the least guppy, and most wearable of the bunch. If you keep improving like this, one of your designs might actually get printed someday.
Re: Caught in a Sing-Off
Way to Cute! Good Job!
re: electronica
I love electronica! Specifically trance and techno, the less repetitive the better.
That's why I find this shirt pretty appealing. Still undecided if I'm gonna get it or not though.
i think it would be cool if woot made it glow in the dark ! xD gmv!
AWESOME... but why the birds??
Wow, this is so far the best design in this derby (In my opinion).
I tend to like vertical designs and this is definitely done well on this shirt.
The colors are also great, black and green make an awesome combination.
The iPod doesn't bother me much.
I would definitely wear this, and I know 5 other people who said they would too! What else can I say? Great job, Sekiyoku! Gets my vote!
Great Design work! GMV
Re: In Beat Wean
cruelnv wrote:I think this would appeal to me more if it was positioned in the bottom left (my left) and was a little smaller, but I still like it. Nice work.
I actually thought about a smaller bottom placement for this. I guess I should've trusted my instincts.
lol! Thanks for the responses! Honestly I could find this enjoyable as many other color combinations, but I just find the creme produces the clean-but-classic, timeless feel I aimed for.
As always, I appreciate the input!
AdderXYU wrote:thankfully for those who don't give a Gigli (2003) about how cool one is, no one who listens to music in any form would find this shirt cool. It's a match made in heaven.
Wait...I listen to music and I think this shirt is cool. Hmm, strange. Either you are lying or I'm a nobody. And that would also make hundreds of other people who voted for this shirt nobodies, too. Hmm...
This is precious, absolutely darling! Love it!
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New Hampshire Senior News in Brief
May 12. 2013 4:57PM
About 40 residents and guests at the Edgewater Club, which serves two 55 and older communities in Englewood, Fla., recently enjoyed a potluck lunch on the poolside patio. They represented 15 cities and towns in New Hampshire. The day, organized by Ann and Leon Leclerc, featured food, conversation and a sing-along to the New Hampshire state song and other melodies. (COURTESY)
Thomas Torr, an elder law attorney from Cocheco Elder Law Associates in Dover and host of the weekly talk show "Your Money & You" on WTSN in Dover, will conduct the seminar, which the public is invited to attend.
Topics covered will include how to navigate the financial waters of providing and budgeting for three generations under one roof, protecting the ability to make health care decisions for children and elderly parents, managing financial affairs, including saving for college and retirement, and how to handle debt acquired from a loved one. He will also discuss the legal decisions people may need to make for all three generations.
Retired Men's Association's talk on memory changes
MANCHESTER — "Changes in Memory of the Aging" will be the focus of the program during the New Hampshire Retired Men's Association's next meeting Tuesday, May 21.
NEW LONDON — Chapin Senior Center of the Kearsarge Council on Aging, 37 Pleasant St., will offer "Better Choices, Better Health," a discussion series for adults dealing with ongoing medical conditions and for caregivers.
Memory Lane Cafe set for next week at Cashin Center
MERRIMACK — The John O'Leary Adult Community Center plans a fundraiser from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Panera Bread, 7 Colby Court, in Bedford.
A percentage of sales between those hours will be donated to the center when dining checks are accompanied by a flier containing the fundraiser's details.
Money raised will be used for upkeep and improvements at the center, which serves the residents of Merrimack and beyond. The center is home to the Merrimack Senior Citizens Club, St. Joseph Community Services, which provides Meals on Wheels in Hillsborough County, the Rotary Club of Merrimack and the Bedford Merrimack Honesty Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, among others.
MANCHESTER — Manchester Parks and Recreation's Senior Shuffleboard group will begin its season at 9 a.m. Tuesday at JFK Coliseum, 303 Beech St. All are welcome.
LITTLETON — Littleton Area Senior Center, 77 Riverglen Lane, will celebrate Memorial Day with a barbecue on Thursday, May 23.
The Littleton High School band, directed by Melanie Donahue, also will be part of the celebration, performing patriotic selections and singalongs from 11 a.m. to noon. The Thursday food raffle will go on as usual.
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H.S. FOOTBALL: Homer-Center 37, Purchase Line 14
HOMER CITY — Homer-Center raced to a 31-6 lead at halftime and dominated Purchase Line on the line of scrimmage in a victory Friday night in a Heritage Conference football game at Memorial Field.
The Wildcats were strong from the start. They forced a three-and-out to begin the game and then marched 63 yards on the ensuing possession to jump to a 6-0 lead. Ean Lee capped the drive with a 25-yard run.
Just 11 seconds later, the Red Dragons' Grant Syster returned the kickoff 75 yards to tie the score, but that's as close as Purchase Line would get until fourth quarter.
Quarterback Aaron Berezansky added two rushing touchdowns, Mike Newhouse scored twice, and Jim Bence caught a touchdown pass for the Wildcats.
Sam Stanford tacked on Purchase Line's other touchdown on a 79-yard run at the beginning of the final quarter.
See complete coverage in Saturday's edition.


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The Top Ten Things Women Regret About Their Wedding
Women get SUPER stressed about planning the perfect wedding. And once it's over, apparently they wish they'd been even MORE obsessed about it.
In a new survey, 82% of married women said they'd change at least one thing about their wedding if they could. And the thing they'd MOST like to change is . . . the best man's TOAST. Here are the top ten things they'd change.
1. The best man's speech. 52% wish they could go back and rewrite it for him.
2. Their hair and make-up, 38%.
3. The amount of money they spent, 34%. But not because they spent too much . . . because they wish they'd spent MORE.
4. The weather, 33%.
5. Their wedding dress, 32%.
6. Where they went on their honeymoon, 31%.
7. Their wedding photographer, 30%.
8. Their engagement ring, 24%.
9. Their bridesmaids. 21% would replace at least one of them.
10. The bouquet. 17% now think the one they chose was ugly.


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how obama received votes was an exploitation of minorities. a promise to give them something on account of others...oh hey, that sounds like a perfect plan to bring about more divide that is deeply rooted...and a great way to keep both sides follow their leaders blindly.
the problem started with the federal govt. and the people/corporations becoming too large for anyone's overall good.
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Good response. Hard to find decent educated people on the interwebzzz that are civil.
While I am 10000% for capitalism, the government on both sides are more interested in pleasing corporations and their own agenda than really doing anything productive for the citizens.
Examples are Obama $#@!ing out on unemployment extensions when the Republicans were slashing them and Bush/Cheny private military corporations such as Halliburton to profit on war.
If you ever get a chance, read the book called "BlackWater" its about the private military group created by Ed Prince that went from security firm to billionaires overnight due to Bush/Cheney and some Dems giving money which was then redistributed back to hundreds of politicians during the Iraq war.
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Am I wrong for laughing at people who choose one party over the other? Neither side has your issues at heart. It's all about that [/b]#money[/b]
I should run for President. I think I'm the only one who would keep it real. "What are you going to do today, Mr. Greatness? $#@! $#@!es and get money! Oh, and tax the fraudulent and make you earn that EBT card. No more free money for you. You ain't gonna pay $2 in rent, ballin' out while this hardworking gentlemen struggles because his taxes go to your cable bill. $#@! outta here"
See? THE REAL!
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I look at politics like wrestling. You have what people perceive as the good guys and bad guys. They put on a good show and make your think they hate each other but all in all they are sitting backstage having a good laugh because they are all for the betterment of wrestling but they put on a show to make you think they hate each other.
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I'm saying it serves no purpose to point fingers at anyone and make baseless assumptions that THEY are racist.
When I said "because of his minority blood", yes I was talking about the racist people in this nation or even the prejudice people in this nation.
No, I don't just jump to conclusions and say "you're a racist", I say this about these people because they make racist comments and have racist beliefs. That is not a baseless assumption, it's the truth and a lot of them even say they're racist including the recent case of a police officer in either Connecticut or Massachusetts who said Obama is a monkey president. He's a racist.
I feel that assuming other people are racist is also a harmful habit that only perpetuates negativity amongst ourselves.
When someone is racist, there will be negativity in this day and age.
I wish people would stop seeing "color" and start seeing people. Cuz that's all everyone is. We're all just people... the same flesh and blood.
And your opinion of what you think prejudice means doesn't change the definition of prejudice.
2. any preconceived opinion or feeling, either favorable or unfavorable.
Number 2 says ANY preconceived opinion or feeling, either favorable or unfavorable. So my belief about what prejudice is is actually a FACT.
It doesn't matter if all you grew up around was this belief about certain racial groups because of your narrow, inexperienced view of the world. That still doesn't make your preconceived notions based on inexperience and ignorance from lack of worldliness the truth.
You just don't know any better. Like when we're kids and we're told the Easter Bunny and Santa Clause exist. And we believe it due to our ignorance and gullibility, but as we get older, we learn the truth. Fortunately, believing in those two things as children is innocent and not harmful, but if you grow up with family teaching you racist bigotry, there comes a time in your life where you have to look outside the box and question everything... to decide for yourself what's right or wrong.
Everyone has the capacity to do that, some just take the easier road and are spiteful, hateful creatures. If I took after some of the beliefs of my immediate family, I'd be a racist d-bag. But I chose to be a free-thinking human being that doesn't separate myself from people based on the trivial nothingness that is outward appearances and generalizations. Everyone is unique.
Another thing is, regardless of what you say, different races have different behaviors. Different genders have different behaviors and different socioeconomic groups different behaviors. It is NOT simply appearances.
And again... the bible isn't that old... but yes... racism has existed long before the bible... and so has slavery.
And yes... racist people dislike Obama for no other reason than he's black. I've never seen more racist people come out of the woodwork than when Obama became president. All the excrement of civilization openly showed themselves.
And the truth? The truth is we all need to spread love and understanding in as many places as we can. Love conquers all things. It's powerful. Even though "evil" may always exist, that doesn't mean we can't play our role in keeping the peace.
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There is a movie called "Sicko" and it is a documentary examining universal health care.
And in it, not once, but at least twice someone said,
"Why not? Why shouldn't the richer and better off pay for or support the less better off? Why not?"
That's not the exact words, but it's the same idea.
If "Joe Blow" is making minimum wage and can't afford the normal rate, what's wrong with others who make more money helping Joe out? They make MORE and can afford it, so what's the problem?
Yes, I understand there are people who don't work and cheat the system, but what about the mother of 2 working minimum wage and isn't cheating the system? You're going to let her suffer because you are afraid someone will get something they haven't earned?
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You know why the democrat party in the U.S. has a higher approval rate than the Republicans? Because most of the people in the U.S. are not better off and the democrats at least PROMISE bills and etc. to help the less better off. That's not all the reasons but one reason.
Most people do not abuse EBT or social security benefits. There are actually who are sick, disabled, and do not have enough income to feed families or themselves.
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Who did I accuse of being racist in this thread? Who? No one. I clarified to Christopher and anyone else that I believed they were Republican or shared ideas with the Republican party if they hated Obama or believed Obama failed as a president.
When I said "because of his minority blood", yes I was talking about the racist people in this nation or even the prejudice people in this nation.
No, I don't just jump to conclusions and say "you're a racist", I say this about these people because they make racist comments and have racist beliefs. That is not a baseless assumption, it's the truth and a lot of them even say they're racist including the recent case of a police officer in either Connecticut or Massachusetts who said Obama is a monkey president. He's a racist.
It's one thing to assume something, it's another thing to come to a conclusion when there is evidence or proof before you.
When someone is racist, there will be negativity in this day and age.
Yes, we are all humans on this planet, BUT we are all different. That's what makes us people and unique. The problem is accepting there are differences and understanding that differences determine our perceptions and our beliefs.
So my belief about what prejudice is is actually a FACT.
But what if science and a study says, "The majority of gangs in the U.S. are composed of minorities, especially black and hispanic men"? But I guess science and statistics are "ignorant" right?
True, and education and learning shows us what's right and what's wrong, what's truth and what's false. However, what is right and what is wrong? What is "appropriate behavior"?
If everyone is unique, then why are you not separate from them? Yes, we have similarities but we also have differences. Those differences make us unique.
Another thing is, regardless of what you say, different races have different behaviors. Different genders have different behaviors and different socioeconomic groups different behaviors. It is NOT simply appearances.
Love does conquer all, but if we do not have the "truth" then we cannot change to make a better world.
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No, most of my post isn't putting words in your mouth. You're just not making any sense at times. Regardless, and for the most part, I think we're on the same page, we're just coming to the same conclusions from different angles and aren't, at times, communicating our ideas properly to each other.
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re: Hillary can run all day long, right into a brick wall for all I care. She's won't win, she won't even accidentally come close to winning. The Hope and Change crowd should be nice and disillusioned right about now, prime pickings for the GOP. I lean right obviously, but it doesn't matter where good ideas come from as long as they actually work. imo
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Hilary needs to go away,she will destroy America even more then Obama did.
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Anyone with an "R" or "D" in their title should not be picked for the next elections. Any American who votes as such is a traitor as far as I'm concerned. The next president really should not be a Republican, Democrat, Independent, Libertarian, Green Party affiliate or other official or unofficial party. The next president should be an Unaffiliated. He/She should not have any party ties whatsoever.
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Hilary is too connected to Obama, whether people still like him or not, they just won't want another term of it.
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I do not think I could take a woman in the white house seriously. Especially Hillary. There are too many issues that would work out against the interests of normal people. The feminists will of course, push for it tooth and claw but I despise their flavor of statism enough to fight it actively. Until women push for equal rights as individuals and not as a group, thus playing into the divisive nature of politics, then I have no choice but to fight them... physically if need be. The same will go for another black president, a Hispanic president, a white president, an Asian president or a middle eastern president.
If a candidate wants my vote, they had better run on the platform of individualism and liberty throughout all aspects of politics and not play the rigged game. I will not abide another traitor in the white house regardless of gender, ethnicity, religious belief, sexual orientation or other labeling factor.
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Congratulations to Moot Court!
Wayne State University Law School would like to congratulate the winning team of Shawn Collins and Keturah Ladd on their success in the final round of arguments in the Arthur Neef Moot Court Competition on November 13, 2006.
The team of Collins and Ladd argued against the team of Nilay Dave and John Collins. Two issues were argued: the first addressed the issue of a grandparent invoking a statutory right to visit his or her grandchild over the objection of the child's parent. The second issue was the question of a parent consenting to a minor child being a living organ donor to a terminally ill sibling.
The final round judges were The Honorable Richard M. Skutt of the Third Judicial Circuit Court in Detroit; The Honorable Nancy G. Edmunds of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan; the dean of the Law School, Frank H. Wu; the Law School's Associate Dean David A. Moran; and WSU Law Professor C.J. Peters. Both Judge Skutt and Judge Edmunds are graduates of the Law School.
The Law School's Moot Court program has helped students perfect their oral and written advocacy skills at the appellate level since 1949. The advisor to the Moot Court team, WSU Professor Noah Hall, said, "The students worked very hard for their success."
Prior to the competition on November 13, four teams of Moot Court students participated in preliminary competitions at the Bloomfield Hills law firm of Rader, Fishman & Grauer. The students were able to take advantage of the firm's state-of-the-art courtroom to practice their arguments for the final round.


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Cedars of Lebanon State Park is named for the dense cedar forest that existed in the Biblical lands of Lebanon. The park contains 900 acres which are used for intensive recreation. An additional 8,100 acres are operated by the Parks Division as a natural area and by the Forestry Division as a State Forest.
The park has 117 campsites, all with picnic tables and grills, electric and water hookups. There are 30 tent and pop-up sites available. Three bathhouses provide hot showers, lavatories and commodes. There is a camp store (open seasonally), souvenir shop, laundromat and a dumping station for self-contained camping rigs. The campground is open year-round and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Maximum stay is two weeks.
Hours of Operation
8 a.m. - 10 p.m. (park is open year round)
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (office hours)
Group Lodge
A modern group lodge, open year-round for organized groups, has a total sleeping capacity of 80 people. There are two dorms housing 20 bunk beds in each and provides private restrooms and showers. The lodge has modern equipped kitchen facilities for complete food preparation and serving. Reservations for this facility should be made well in advance. Campers should provide all linens and food. Catering is not available.
Picnic Facilities
The park has picnic tables with grills and eleven picnic shelters located throughout the park. Drinking fountains, restrooms, playground equipment and soft drink machines are available for the convenience of visitors.
Three of the eleven picnic shelters may be reserved and can accommodate from 50-75 people. Reservations can be made up to one year in advance. For more picnic information call 615-443-2769.
The park features an Olympic-plus-sized swimming pool and ample space for sunbathing. Lifeguards are on duty throughout the summer months. The pool opens Memorial Day weekend. There are two diving boards.
All park public pools will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, except Holiday weeks. Please call the park for those schedules. Cabin and camping guests will pay half price for admission to the pool.
Contact the park for information on pool rental for parties. For more information call 615-443-2769.
Programs-Nature Center
The Merritt Nature Center features exhibits on geology and natural features of the park. It is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday during the on-season. The Nature Center may be opened during the off-season by special arrangement with the park's naturalist. The park naturalist and recreation director conduct programs daily throughout the summer months, including arts and crafts, hayrides, guided tours, campfire sessions, evening movies and organized games. For more information call 615-453-3028.
328 Cedar Forest Rd.
Lebanon ,TN 37090
Office: 615-443-2769
Cedars of Lebanon State Park is located approximately 31 miles east of Nashville in Wilson County. It is 6 miles south of I-40 on U.S. Highway 231 (State Route 10).
Hiking Trails
Eight miles of hiking trails meander through the "cedar" forests and glades. Hiking trails are open year-round. There are four trails in the park from which visitors frequently enjoy glimpses of fox, deer, squirrel, rabbits, and turkey throughout the park. Each trail is blazed with a rectangular colored blaze-mark located on trees along the trail. Please note the color of the blaze-mark for the trail that you hike. Remember to stay on the trail for your own safety. Trail maps are available in the park office.
Open fires are prohibited on all trails and no motorized vehicles are allowed.
Cedar Forest Trail: 2 miles (easy)
Dixon Merrit Trail: .5 miles (easy)
Limestone Sinks: self guided trail, .5 miles (easy)
Hidden Springs Trail: 5 miles (easy)
For reservation information call 615-443-2769.
Natural Features
Beginning in the 1940's botanists began to notice unique natural ecosystems found in and around Cedars of Lebanon State Park and Forest. These areas are natural rock gardens called cedar glades. The presence of glades is due to limestone rock coming so close to the surface of the ground that it causes the soil to be thin or absent. What little soil is there builds up along cracks and potholes in the limestone slab. Water and surface temperatures vary so much throughout the year that a harsh, desert-like, inhospitable habitat is created with its own unique plant community. Nineteen rare and endangered species of plants grow profusely here and nowhere else in the world.
Cedars of Lebanon State Park and State Forest are located in the southwestern part of Wilson County within the Central Basin of Tennessee. During the early 1800's, many of the original settlers gained land ownership through land grants for their service during the Revolutionary War. They found the area to be a vast cedar forest. This forest (although it actually consists of juniper trees mistaken for cedars by the first arrivals) suggested to these pioneers the biblical name of the 'place of Cedars'. Lebanon is the closest town and was named by these early settlers due to this association.
Other Activities
Recreational facilities at the park include fully equipped playgrounds, horseshoe pits, a lighted softball field, volleyball court, disc golf and lighted tennis courts.


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Jordanna Bailkin
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I am a scholar of modern Britain and empire who has been dedicated to exploring the global dimensions of British studies and participating in scholarly and public conversations about Britain's shifting status in the world. My research interests include decolonization, comparative colonialisms, legal history, urban identity, gender history, and the history of material culture. At the University of Washington, in addition to my full-time appointment in History, I also serve as an affiliate or adjunct faculty member in African Studies, the Center for West European Studies, the Department of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies, Museology, the Program on the Built Environment, and South Asian Studies.
My most important scholarly achievements to date have been my monographs, The Culture of Property (Chicago, 2004) and The Afterlife of Empire (Berkeley, 2012). My first book considered the legal and philosophical evolution of cultural property in Britain and its former empire. With my second book, I moved into new chronological and geographical terrain. The Afterlife of Empire explored how decolonization transformed British society and the welfare state in the 1950s and 1960s. I argued that the collapse of empire was not just a military or diplomatic process, but also a deeply personal one that altered everyday life in Britain, restructuring daily routines, individual relationships, and social interactions. Using a wealth of recently declassified files from the National Archives, oral histories, court cases, press reports, social science writings, and photographs, The Afterlife of Empire recast the genealogy and geography of welfare by charting its unseen dependence on the end of empire. This book was awarded three prizes: the Morris D. Forkosch Prize from the American Historical Association, the Stansky Book Prize from the North American Conference on British Studies, and the Biennial Book Prize from the Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies.
I am now working on a new book project, Unsettled: Refugee Camps and the Making of Multicultural Britain, which is forthcoming from Oxford University Press. This project explores the creation of refugee and resettlement camps in Britain over the course of the 20th century. Through an examination of these camps – their material culture, their complex interaction with tens of thousands of British volunteers, and the rich oral and archival history of their residents – I hope to understand more fully the dynamics of how Britons understood their changing role in the world. Taken together, these camps illuminate the fragility of welfare, its imperial inheritances, and its uneven relationship to international and global transformations. This project is supported by a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
I have also published articles on archives and decolonization, tattooing in British Burma, the production of pigment and paint in British India, interracial murder in South Asia, and radio in decolonizing Africa. These themes and locales have all found their way into my course offerings. As a scholar and a teacher, I have approached the study of Europe through transnational circuits of culture and politics that extend from London to Lagos. My courses on European and transnational history speak to my evolving interests in the rise and collapse of empires, and the sources that historians use to interpret these phenomena.
At the graduate level, I offer courses on British and imperial history, comparative colonialisms, comparative gender history, the history of social science, and the history of archives. I have also taught our department's introductory core course for all incoming graduate students, "Perspectives on History." I have recently served as Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of History, and am currently on the Editorial Board of the Journal of British Studies.
The Afterlife of Empire (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2012).
*Morris D. Forkosch Prize from the American Historical Association
*Stansky Book Prize from the North American Conference on British Studies
*Biennial Book Prize from the Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies
"Where Did the Empire Go? Archives and Decolonization in Britain," American Historical Review 120.3 (June 2015): 884-899.
"The Sounds of Independence? Lessons from Africa and Beyond at the Transcription Centre Archive," History Workshop Journal 78 (Autumn 2014): 229-245.
"Decolonizing Emotions: The Management of Feeling in the New World Order," in Frank Biess and Daniel Gross, eds., Science and the Emotions after 1945: A Transatlantic Perspective (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2014).
"Fostering Independence," History Today 63.8 (August 2013): 21-26.
"The Postcolonial Family? West African Children, Private Fostering, and the British State," Journal of Modern History 81.1 (2009): 87-121.
*Winner of the Walter D. Love Article Prize from the North American Conference on British Studies
"Leaving Home: The Politics of Deportation in Postwar Britain," Journal of British Studies 48.4 (2008): 852-882.
"The Boot and the Spleen: When Was Murder Possible in British India?" Comparative Studies in Society and History 48.2 (2006): 463 - 494.
"Color Problems: Work, Pathology, and Perception in Modern Britain" International Labor and Working-Class History 68 (2005): 93 -111.
"The Place of Liberalism," Victorian Studies 48.1 (2005): 83 - 91.
"Indian Yellow: Making and Breaking the Imperial Palette," Journal of Material Culture 10 (2005): 197-214. Reprinted in Martin Jay and Sumathi Ramaswamy, eds. Empires of Vision: A Reader (Durham: Duke University Press, 2014).
"Making Faces: Tattooed Women and Colonial Regimes" History Workshop Journal 59 (2005): 33-56.
The Culture of Property: The Crisis of Liberalism in Modern Britain (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004).
"Radical Conservations: The Problem with the London Museum," Radical History Review 84 (2002): 43-76.
"Picturing Feminism, Selling Liberalism: The Case of the Disappearing Holbein," Gender and History 11(1999): 145-163. Reprinted in Bettina Carbonell, ed., Museum Studies: An Anthology of Contexts (Oxford: Blackwell, 2003).


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I am in my 40's, have a bachelor's degree (nothing to do with teaching/language) and have never taught before. I am considering a CELTA course in Chicago, where I live. Is it realistic to think that I would be able to: 1) learn enough through the CELTA course to be able to teach and 2) be able to get a job with just those qualifications?
I am interested in South America (even though I know the pay is horrible), Turkey or Eastern Europe.
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I agree with billsharp, maybe rethink getting a puppy at this time because you're going to be gone for most of the day and having your mother look after the puppy isn't a good idea either because the puppy will know your mom as the handler and not look at you as his handler. I know you want to make this work but you also have to think about how the puppy will be when you're gone for almost half the day or even the whole day. There are some things you need to reconsider before the puppy comes because some of your ideas may work but may not be in the best interest of the puppy.
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Glad to see you're committed to make it work. I assume that means in the best interest of the pups, within reason. If so, can you hire a person to come fill in for you and do what the pups need during your 12 hour shifts? That person would keep them crated for no more than a couple of hours at a time, and take them out for potty, play, exercise, etc. about 6 times during that shift, every day you have that shift.
Don't leave them outside together by themselves at this age. You need to carefully introduce the new pup to the older one, they need to bond with you and accept each other, etc. There is a lot of interaction that needs to take place between them with no conflict before they can be trusted alone with each other. You may be setting up an aggression situation that will be hard to undo once it gets started.
Otherwise, I'd recommend reconsidering taking on the new pup at this time.
DPC and Daisyline, those are the two solutions I'm most leaning towards. I didn't really know which would be tolerated better, the outdoor dog run or being kept inside and isolated to one area. I have a pretty open floor plan with tile floors throughout so I'm not terribly worried about mess. If I elected to go for the dog run the pup would be out in the TX heat this summer but have shade and water.
My mother currently watches my dog when I work 24 hour shifts, and I have a feeling she will end up taking the puppy to her house at least initially, but I don't want to rely on that possibly happening.
I am a big supporter of dogs being outside instead of being locked in a crate inside all day. However, I think that an 8 week old pup outside unattended is risky.
I would recommend a large area inside the house to keep the pup in while you are gone. Put down paper or pee pads in an area where you want your pup to potty. Then when you are home, use the same paper or pee pads and take the the pup outside and have the pup go potty outside on the paper / pee pads. This way, the pup will learn that the paper/pee pad is the right spot to potty. You can then transition the paper/pee pads outside when you are doing housebreaking exercises.
Is a playpen inside a screened in porch an option? With lots of chew toys and things to occupy him. This is what we considering on doing.
|A 8 month old a new puppy and 12 hour shifts several days a week? Yeah.
|That's a good point Eiros. My puppy was almost 5 months old before he was left in the crate and let out in the middle of the day, so he was long housebroken already.
You're committed to making it work, but I don't hear anything about what's actually right for this puppy. You are planning on leaving a BABY alone for 12 hours. It will not have any bladder control, so having someone come halfway through a 12-hour day is not doing any good either. If outside, what's stopping your baby puppy from eating rocks, dirt, grass, feces, sticks, leaves, insects, etc. which could kill it?
I think a pup that age should be supervised almost constantly. After a few weeks, you could probably leave it alone for an hour or two and go from there. But at 8 weeks, if you can't be there, no situation is good for your puppy. Not crating, not leaving in the yard. That's my opinion on this whole thing.
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Is there any way to have somebody come in the middle of the day and let the puppy out to use the bathroom and run around for a bit? I have hired a high school girl in the past that came around 2:30pm each day and played for an hour with the puppy. She was very responsible and I didn't have to pay her much because she loved doing it.
Also, my dog is almost 2 and I would be terrified of the trouble he would get into if he wasn't confined while I was at work. I know some dogs can handle being out of the crate, but mine definitely isn't at that point yet. Mine would drive the neighbors nuts barking at squirrels and things if he was out all day.
|You have to keep in mind that this is a puppy. The best way to train your puppy to not pee in the house is to crate it when you can't look after it. When you're walking around the house have the puppy leashed onto your hip so you can watch it's every move. I wouldn't recommend you locking it up in the bathroom because your puppy can start chewing on the cabinets or get to dangerous chemicals you keep in storage. Also, you can just get a crate with dividers so you can crate the puppy after it eats and then take it out so house training will become easier. I don't think that keeping an 8 to 10 week puppy outside is a good idea, but that's just my opinion.
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During the past year, Somali pirates have enjoyed a field day grabbing ships, holding hostages and securing millions of dollars in ransom payments. For some reason, the world believes the solution to kidnapping is to give in to thugs. Suggestions that ships be armed have been met with cries about liability and insurance costs. It is difficult to believe in the modern world there is no capacity on the part of governments to develop a fund to pay for costs of sailors defending their ships, but this is a time of fear and anxiety. Captain Richard Philips, who was captured by pirates who then found themselves out of fuel and drifting, was finally freed by a naval operation carried out by the American navy. Three pirates were killed, one captured and Phillips was unharmed.
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Yeah, my dogs are always tightly controlled when they have to be around drunk people--because of the drunk people, not the dogs! I'd definitely be sure to keep a tighter hold on him like you said.
In general when it comes to people handling your dogs without your permission, you might want to try to be more assertive. I would not have hesitated to make a scene if I had to in order to get the guy to put my dog down (and have done it before). Of course it might get you branded the crazy dog person (I am), but I'd rather people think I'm an obnoxious animal person than have my dog bite someone and get me sued/possibly jeopardize my dog's life/scar someone for life when they probably meant well/etc.
My relatively tactful response to the "It's okay, he likes me!" is a firm, "I don't care if he likes you, he is my dog and I do not want you doing that." If they're really insisting on a reason and you're not comfortable just insisting right back that they put the dog down, you can make up a reason...I used to say, "We're in training for such-and-such (search and rescue, agility, whatever) and that sort of socialization can mess up our training." It doesn't have to be true, as most people who know enough to call BS will also know enough to respect your request. Or I made up a medical reason--"He has arthritis/a pulled muscle in his back and picking him up can hurt him," might be a good one for that. But in my experience, that just opens you up to more arguing. Like I said, I just insist that the dog is my dog and I, not them, get to decide what is appropriate handling.
I trusted him enough not to drop him or throw him.... Even drunk. Like I said, he's a family friend. If it was a stranger, I wouldn't have any qualms of making him put Oz back down.
I think I'll put him in a down/stay next to me or just carry him around.
|it should have never have gotten to that point -- dog on lead , watch surroundings and be proactive . This way the dog does not get injured . The drunk guy could have hurled the dog across the room ! dropped him to the floor .
I think if I yanked him out of the guy's hands, that would have freaked him out even more.
I was thinking about leaving him in the car, but I had no idea how long I had to wait (wound up being 30-45 minutes). I drove half an hour one way to go pick them up, so I didn't want to waste another half hour driving back, then back to go get them again, then back home AGAIN.
|Everyone wants Ozzy to like them- I'm afraid he's always going to be the hit of the party. You could keep him on a lead right next to you to limit access
|In a party type of situation, I think I would just leave my dog in the vehicle providing the outside temperature was ok & it wasn't going to be very long. If the person I was there to pick up was not ready to leave for some time, I'd go home and come back later or tell them to take a cab. Drunk people do stupid things, I would avoid letting my dog interact with them if possible.
|I would have grabbed my dog out of the drunken guy's hands. Because you know if your dog bit the guy, you would be the one in hot water.
This might be the same depending on how you look at it. When ever im out with Kai people come up and stroke him with out even asking first. Kai doesnt really mind unless theres more then 1 stroking him. If that happenes i simply tell them to wait till the other persons finished stroking kai.
In your situation you could just be straight. Its your dog. i think you could of just asked to put ozzy down. Mind me he probably wouldnt remember it the next day
What can I do in these Situations?
Okay, so Ozzy loves women and children. However, he's very selective of what men he likes. Sometimes he loves them right off the bat, sometimes he acts like a complete idiot. (Runs up, sniffs, backs off, barks, hides behind me)....
I haven't noticed which qualities he doesn't like in men, he's just very particular.
Now most of the time, I can tell them to leave him alone, ignore him, whatever.
Well, tonight I went to pick up my mom from her friend's party. I took Ozzy with me, not thinking I'd have to get out of the car.
Well, she didn't want to leave quite yet, so we went and hung out for a bit.
One of the guys (drunk) picked him up and held Ozzy right to his face. I could see Ozzy was uncomfortable and nervous. I was afraid Ozzy would bite him in the face. Of course I don't think he would do that, but I don't ever want to assume that he WON'T.
I was telling the guy that was holding him that he was uncomfortable with men and asked for him to put him down. He said, "Nah, look at him! He likes me!" (Because Ozzy was staring at him intently- not out of happiness)!
I quickly realized I wasn't going to get anywhere with trying to get a drunken guy to put him down, so I had Ozzy focus on me - or tried, anyway.
What can I do if a situation like this ever happens again? Obviously my first mistake was taking him around a bunch of drunk people, but I'm sure it won't be the last time someone Ozzy doesn't like tries to make him like them....
Mind you, the guy is a family friend, otherwise I wouldn't have stayed so civil with a drunk guy holding my dog.
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I am new to rifles - I'm not really sure what to expect out of a "good" group. I haven't shot my PS90 past 50 yards, but I got a 1/2" group at 50 yards w/ the EOtech. I guess that's not too bad, especially since the trigger is kinda heavy. I read about some of these 9mm carbines getting 4" groups at 100 yards.... Like I said, though, I haven't gone past 50 yards. The group doesn't touch, but a 3 round group was about a 1/2". I don't know if that qualifies as a tack driver, but I guess its ok. The PS90 is not known to be a tack driver anyway. I have seen some complain about large groups with the PS90, but I think they may have rested the barrel on something, and also were using the crappy stock sight.


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Would it do a DVD ISOs, (SD & HD Content from HD / Blu Ray).
I have used Macs in the past but have no major interest in it besides using it for Media Streaming from a NAS with XMBC.
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A Tosa resident since 1991, Christine walks the dog, cooks but avoids housework, writes and reads, and enjoys the company of friends and strangers. Her job takes her around the state, learning about people's health. A Quaker (no, they don't wear blue hats or sell oatmeal or motor oil), she has been known to stand on both sides of the political and philosophic fence at the same time, which is very uncomfortable when you think about it. She writes about pretty much whatever stops in to visit her busy mind at the moment. One reader described her as "incredibly opinionated but not judgmental." That sounds like a good thing to strive for!
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Perhaps you are unaware of the prewedding rituals needed before the "natural marriage" of business and academia can take place, in this case on the County Grounds in Wauwatosa.
Personally, I find them a little shocking. Unnecessary. But then, I came up in a time when we believed that what God or nature had wrought was good enough. The notion of elaborate topiary involving natural growth, or even full depiliation, was reserved for pornography. In those days, pornography was not so available to all as to change the way we view "normal."
The developer prepares the land by denuding it. Not just pulling a stray buckthorn or cottonwood here and there. Mowing down a full stand of conifers. A hillside of majestic oaks. Every tree in sight.
If you haven't seen it yet, the work of "landscapers" at Innovation Park might shock you. Fox News calls them heros for braving the cold to blast trees out of existence. I call them men who just do what they are told because they need the work. And it's fun to watch one or two hundred years of growth crack and splinter: maybe a little of that, too.
Not their fault, of course. The fault of everyone who can't be bothered to veer a bit left here, a bit right there. UWM, the Department of Transportation, developers, our council.
If you asked your alderman, even the alderman you respect, about the trees, he might say your concerns belong to "a faction that doesn't want the UWM project to succeed." That would be a deeply wrong characterization. But it would allow him and other council members to dismiss the laments of those who beg leaders to, as Mayor Ehley has promised, not stop but manage development.
This can't be what was meant: this can't be what was needed. Not at all.
Next time, leave a landing strip: a French wax, not the full Brazilian. A few trees, fully grown, wild volunteers, reminding us that we too are wild and part of nature. A score of majestic oaks planted by a previous generation of landscapers for their children and grandchildren.
It's cooler and hipper that way, and it will save you the outrage and sorrow of people who wouldn't have noticed if you'd left a bit of foliage here or there--enough for the illusion of concern.
It might even save some landscaping costs, unless your plan is, as the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewage District's was before you, to plant a thin single strand of trees, many of them already doomed ash, and watch passively as most die.
Oh wait: there won't be a next time.
If you don't know what I'm talking about Brazilian-wise, Wikipedia will help you. Pretty graphically: just warning you. If you don't know what I'm talking about County-Grounds-wise, look here.
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Why do that?...you would probably have a better chance spending your annual bee package money on Lotto tickets. Rather than random chance selection, why not be scientific and get queens from the guys who already have the survivors that do this? Very quickly, all of our hives would be populated with "treatment free" offspring and we wouldn't have to treat either. If we all did this, instead of continuing to buy all those other inferior queens that come with the packages, theoretically we should be able to beat Varaoa in a few years and end this discussion.
.What battle, where?Half of Norwegian hives have not varroa.
In response to garlic, the use of it is pretty much the same as for using sugar shakes. For mite control the treatment I've found is no treatment, let the bees figure it out. It takes about 6-8 years to get your bees to the point that they can survive even with a moderate mite load, and learn how to control the mite load so it never gets larger than moderate.But if you like treatments garlic is as good as powdered sugar, flour, cornstarch, and other finely ground powders.


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Luckily, the templates took to the super modified dome very nicely. The shape isn't perfect, but I think its a very good representation of Boba's dome.
Warning to anyone who tries cutting their dome into quarters........getting the bondo to follow the natural curvatures IS A NIGHTMARE!!
Now that that's said and done the rest is cake because Alan has done all the hard work for us! :)
None of the lines on the lower half of the helmet are final trim lines. I cut my plastic larger in case of error. Still have some sanding to do where the dome meets the lower half and maybe a little heat tweaking.
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he does have a point, but he also makes assumptions based on a hope that the sport is at the same level as baseball/football etc. it isn't and he should have been aware of that when he sought to make a living exclusively from the sport.
the state of the sport's development is what it is. capitalism is what it is. neither are particularly brilliant for aspiring pro fighters - that is correct.
however, putting on those rosey tints is not going to change the reality and somehow make it fair. he knows what he is dealing with but he is pissed off that it isn't something else.


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Publication Date: 3/1/2011
Citation: Bell, R.L., Leitao, J. 2011. In: Kole, C., Cydonia, editors. Wild Crop Relatives: Genomic and Breeding Resources. Berlin, Germany: Springer-Verlag. p. 1-16. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The genus Cydonia is commonly known as quince and the fruit are pomes, as the species is closely related to apples, pears, and Japanese quince. Quince (Cydonia oblonga L.) is cultivated for fruit production and is also used as a rootstock for European pear (Pyrus communis L.). The genus Cydonia is monospecific. It is comprised of a single species, Cydonia oblonga, and thus, almost all genomic and breeding resources are to be found in existing wild populations and cultivars forms. The exceptions are artificial intergeneric hybrids with apple (Malus pumila Mill.) and Japanese pear [Pyrus pyrifolia (Burm. F.) Nakai]. Inflorescences of apple × quince F2 progeny tend to have one blossom like Cydonia, but some have two to three blossoms. The hybrids tend to combine the traits of the two parental genera. Diploid, triploid and tetraploid F2 progeny have been produced. They are thought to be valuable in breeding for increasing cold-hardiness resistance, presumably, in a crop with more quince-like fruit. Pear x quince hybrids may have use as rootstocks for pear.


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Im also looking for a new pair of boots because I get heel lifting. I guess the only way i can find out is if i actually go to a store to try them on but im sure there are people out here that can recommend me some awesome boots.
the price range doesnt matter but for me i seek to find the right set.
currently i have a custom x 156 and a 2008 c60 burton bindings on it. the c60 bindings are awesome and feel as if theyre not even there which is great. its just the boots i have create an unpleasant heel lift when i churn to toe side which is really really gay going down a steep hill because its my toes doing most of the work unless im carving at a much faster speed. (or maybe it just goes numb after a while.. i dont know haha)
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I've just registered here with the hope of finding some answers to questions and uncertainties regarding teaching English in Indonesia..
Here's my situation.. I have 2 BA degrees, in English and History (though not teaching), have worked in English a lot through jobs at newspapers,
and writing.. in my late 20's..
So what I really want to do is to teach English in Indonesia, particularly Jakarta. However, with no teaching experience or TEFL degrees, it seems
like it will be difficult if not impossible to find a job, no matter how experienced with the language I am.
To add to the trouble, at the moment (until October) I'm working in a national park in Wyoming, which is very isolated, and far away from any of the schools
which offer degrees, other than online. As for online degrees, what would actually be useful, that would help to get a job?
I guess it seems very far-fetched to get a job without direct experience, but I would still like to try my best. Being willing to do anything necessary is a benefit, I hope.
Please give me any advice you can, I'd appreciate it!! Thank you


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